Pirates of the Caribbean - Davy Jones's theme cover church organ by Grissini Project

Davy Jones emblematic theme from Pirates of the Caribbean, cover by Grissini Project. Original music by Hans Zimmer.
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Chuch organ cover of the Davy Jones's theme in Pirates of the Caribbean, performed by Grissini Project. Original music by Hans Zimmer.
Here is a little bonus.. Davy Jones's Theme.. on a celesta ! : • Pirates of the Caribbe...
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[@ThomiRecalde7]

Me encanta la forma en la que tocas el piano, y tambien creo que la instrumental te sale mejor que el mismo Davy Jones, saludos desde Argentina.

[@Dexterterry777]

Can you play a few Undertale songs???

[@Benderthegreat56]

but can you play it with your beard?

[@basilisco731]

Haiw old are you? You are number 1

[@furioussherman7265]

What church did you play this in?

[@Sui0Generis]

The creaking of the wood adds to the mood. It's like being in a ship.

[@tedo_484]

I was looking for this exact comment !

[@luisresende7487]

@@tedo_484 me too 😢

[@kotbro7098]

Plot twist:the church is a ship and is rocking back and forward making that noise

[@Sui0Generis]

@@kotbro7098 Nice!

[@schwarnoldnarzenschwegger1886]

You are not in the Ship, you are part of the ship

[@nihalvehren1388]

You know since its a massive church organ you'd be able to hear this clear outside. Imagine hearing that while passing your local Catholic, Orthodox, or Methodist church.

[@juliacassiano4499]

I am not religious at all but that would make me wanna go inside

[@awolfyman9050]

First time I'd enter a church if I'm honest

[@TheKingOfJordan1]

Yeah, in an Orthodox church the most you'd get is this, but a cappella, lol

[@deovindice2625]

Your most likely to hear this coming out of a Methodist church, considering their divergent attitudes toward anything legitimately Christian.

[@erol5787]

@@deovindice2625 Catholic and Mormon churches don't tend to mind people playing on their organs for just normal musicc as long as it isn't disrupting services/masses

[@ChoonMa]

You've heard this on a computer/phone, now imagine being there and feeling every low note in your BONES.

[@kifgono]

I would pay money for that

[@titavaughns7698]

That's dangerous. Might end up addicted

[@kevinnathanielesquibel9143]

Im feeling really cold

[@13wlflvr]

I neeeed to! The church right around the corner by my house has a pipe organ, I would pay to be in there when this is played

[@je774]

So that must be what its like to chew 5 gum?

[@MucusArt]

Even the best speakers can't convey the absolute *force* that an organ like this can push. Until you're in the presence of someone playing one of these things in person, you really don't understand the sheer magnitude of musical power that these things can express. In the right hands, they're absolutely stupefying. I'd love to hear this song played on a big organ like this someday. The person in the video plays it quite well.

[@jbponzi1]

You are so right. For those who have not experienced a pipe organ live and preferably in a good acoustical space, do yourself a favor and find a concert. These are amazing instruments and need to be felt. There is also a big difference between a concert organ, like this one and a theater style organ. Both are amazing and need to be experienced.

[@saalamin1869]

The story of Hamilton's flute wasn't all a fantasy.

[@Squirrelanditsnutz]

My dad got me to come with him to Christmas Mass once because he said it was an Organ Performance. I'm not religious, so I was very disappointed when they only played three minutes of Organ and an hour of preaching.

[@nolabel6824]

I was able to see , hear and experience the musical: The Phantom Of The Opera! It was in the 80s and in Chicago! The absolute FORCE was unbelievable!

[@REALjohnmosesbrowning]

The pipe organ is really the ultimate acoustic instrument. It needs a revival. Imagine the range of compositions possible...

[@0live0wire0]

The orchestra is the pinnacle of acoustic music.

[@jg14gerhard_bar]

"revival" who said it was dying or dead?

[@Billious]

This is a fairground organ, it's a xylophone, flute, drum, or organ hybrid, scrub, show some respect.

[@Billious]

Wrong video sorry,

[@KuraIthys]

Electric organs are a thing. I've seen my fair share. They may not sound anywhere near as grandiose as the real thing, but for practice, they'll do just fine... I mean, you've got to learn somehow, right?

[@MrTux-tw4ld]

The song starts out sad and wistful like a dream, and then suddenly its taken over by anger and frustration and when it finally gives out it returns to the sad wistful tune.

[@otisboy6714]

Just like Davy Jones himself

[@GuukanKitsune]

Just like Davy Jones, it begins in a sorrowful melancholy, and then works itself into a violent tempestuous rage, which then dies back down into a sorrowful melancholy.

[@JCB-bc1lb]

Just like the sea🌊

[@kennethflores93]

Like the sad melody of a music box awakening and reminding the unfortunate soul of a great loss

[@Ryn9116]

Just like me when I have to do school

[@contrabahn7133]

Just imagine the priest if this played and afterwards just begins: “Do you fear death.. do you fear that dark abyss”

[@JoseGarcia-cv2sv]

Contrabahn That would be one hard core, existential crisis, Sunday school class or sermon.

[@Johndoe-pr6si]

@@bigmanfaz87 'all your deads laid bare, all your sins punished' actually, as in, judgement time.

[@lillianfolsom6741]

Omg that would be terrifying lol

[@fallisolation9405]

I fear radiation.

[@nickkraw1]

If his flock was faithful, they would say no with confidence. For Jesus Christ has trampled death by death, and robbed it of its power. He is Risen, and with Him and Him alone, you can be too.

[@Midnight-ri2ph]

There are so few people who know how to play the organ, seriously, I don’t know how they learned but respect man

[@katharina6776]

when you have experience with playing the piano it isnt that hard. For me the challanging part of learning the organ was that you have a whole different style of playing and feeling. No matter how hard you press a key the sound still stays loud and it depends on the different registers if you have to press a key hard or soft to make a sound. But all in all its a really nice experience and playing or hearing the organ is very much underrated :D

[@AverageJoExplorations]

Mormons in Utah: “Allow us to introduce ourselves.”

[@myfairlady343]

​@@katharina6776 thus the saying that organists suck at playing piano becazse they only know smashing the keys

[@LX.Zandaaa62]

It's called practice you brainless bafoon

[@orangecobraEU]

​@@katharina6776where do you practice

[@osasunaitor]

This is the best representation of how a man's heart sounds when broken...

[@thewannabegamer9]

👏👏👏

[@dudemcnude1314]

Mine sounded like opening beer bottles and whisky.

[@ChronicTaxEvader]

Hate to be that prick but... like 69, nice

[@hampusstenlund1278]

,

[@ZEUSfeedZ]

@Dispel hahahahah truee actually made me laugh

[@krazus2036]

Almost makes you want to learn organ for 5 years so you can play emotional but depressing songs in your old lonely age

[@HurtigHans]

sad thing is that this takes more than 5 years

[@aquagameplayzz7286]

@@HurtigHans i play organ

[@MrMobieleauto]

Even if I learned playing the organ I don't think it would be possible for me since I have small hands and fingers :(

[@karleeweeg4998]

All I’ve ever wanted

[@Edible_edibility]

@@MrMobieleauto that and you need a big place to play

[@thebitgamer2425]

Part of the crew Part of the ship Part of the crew Part of the ship

[@MisterBurgerBeachball]

Part of the crew Part of the ship

[@doggoeater356]

@@MisterBurgerBeachball The Dutchman must have a captain

[@kimsmellie5446]

Part of the crew Part of the ship

[@MisterBurgerBeachball]

@@kimsmellie5446 Part of the crew Part of the ship

[@kimsmellie5446]

@@MisterBurgerBeachball part of the crew Part of the ship

[@nicholasryan7766]

Idk what it is but something about how it comes in at 1:39 has always given me chills, it's almost a haunting type of melody

[@woodythepoohimagineeringfu6691]

absolutely, its the best 30 seconds of music ive ever heard in my life.

[@BetaWolf1996]

Is like Bach in tocatta & fuga in D minor

[@dwaterson21]

It’s like a final boss theme entering its second stage

[@wildchameleon7622]

it's the key change

[@saiyananatomy6627]

It's called Minor Key

[@barbaro267]

The moment he starts pulling all those little levers, you know stuff's about to get real!

[@madisonby2490]

barbaro267 lol I was like shits going down!

[@pixadavid]

Those are stops - he literally pulled out all the stops on this one! :D

[@supanova6946]

hahaha hell yea!

[@Chriswbirder]

The phrase "To pull out all the stops" originated from playing the Pipe Organ.

[@bagofchips8813]

Chris West i totally just tested your statement via google. ( ͡ ಠ ͜ʖರೃ) to Use all the resources or force at one's disposal, as in The police pulled out all the stops to find the thief. This term comes from organ-playing, where it means "bring into play every rank of pipes," thereby creating the fullest possible sound. It has been used figuratively since about 1860."

[@Odqvist89]

Now imagine being alone in that church, all candles lit, in the middle of the winter night, hearing this.

[@owokosohna5154]

DOUSE THE LAMPS

[@shadowfuryy9]

That thought just gave me chills😂

[@Simplicity223]

Spoops

[@phoenix-9094]

When all the stops are pulled out, the candles go out

[@vadimblin]

Just imagine an old lady coming in while the middle part is playing...

[@geohiekim8705]

the organ really is the medieval synth.

[@abcd14486]

No...the synth os the future organ

[@arthurdhermy4946]

It can be no coincidence that most of the settings on my synth are based on the organ

[@RVukovi]

Fucking synths

[@lichking654]

You were suppose to destroy the synth not join them

[@jadetheslime3140]

@@lichking654 *You became the very thing you swore to destroy!

[@mistake.1021]

The transition from the angelic tone to the haunting sound of the same melody is amazing

[@matheustghales]

Its the key change from D minor to Ab minor

[@seangwynethvaldehueza7777]

​@@matheustghalesyes that's what they meant. But metaphorical way

[@axtondragunov1784]

It goes from a whimsical almost ethereal tune into an angry almost cacophonous nearly overwhelming symphonic peice then falls back to a haunting rendition of the original melody. In my opinion it almost perfectly represents grief or loss you are happy in an almost whimsical state then something happens that corrupts your view of the world you are in grief this explosion and Rollercoaster of emotions swirling around like a storm. Then finally you accept what has happened and things calm down and while you have healed there is still the scar that will never fade and therefore it remains in some way still having changed the way things are permanently

[@TA10man]

I love how the bench creeks like the boards of the ship

[@rustyshackelford3590]

Kevin Anderson that's exactly what I was thinking

[@Thunderwalnut]

It's not the bench- it's the floorboards. The cameraman walking around triggers the creeking.

[@olimcginnes1132]

Thunderwalnut that is completely irrelevant. He's just saying the creaking sounds like a ship creaking

[@blabatron1563]

Oli McGinnes I think that he was telling him that it wasn't the bench making the noise. That's all there was to it. I think

[@voi_16]

Well spotted!

[@jonpr]

The wood cracking gave it a nice touch

[@levoGAMES]

Right? Was about to comment that. Felt like a ship creaking in a mild breeze, somewhere far away.

[@ctmoder]

if you look on spotify its exactly like this, even the creeking

[@alviselaguna5028]

Jonathan Rolón I love that sound!!!

[@guilhermevalbao3175]

It's like a ship on the sea

[@akrobeau]

I would hope the wood isn’t cracking. I think you meant creaking.

[@comradekitten9883]

Them: "What instrument do you play?" Me: *_b u i l d i n g_*

[@eveflash733]

LOL

[@nicogarvey7426]

I play the piano but sadly not an organ

[@pospicles2424]

😂😂👍

[@Γκριουρανό]

@@nicogarvey7426 it's not that different but there are organs more complex and simple

[@nicogarvey7426]

@@Γκριουρανό and I agree but I wish I could play this song on an organ

[@rolandaustria7926]

I grew up in a town beside a large basilica. The music from the massive pipe organ in it can be heard for miles. There are also bells aroung the church with different tones and they would ring it along with the melody. Inside, you can feel the music in your bones. Literally. It was overwhelming and haunting. I can see how they say that singing church songs is like singing up to the heavens.

[@nikholasmarcus8930]

Those who are heartless once cared too much -davy Jones

[@ikko93]

true fakt

[@Brolly5]

Fuuuuuuck. He's right.

[@707Pascal]

@@daytonpatterson5627 lmao ok buddy

[@GuilhermeTSM]

Dang I read this with his voice

[@zikkicharade]

Al pacino said that you poser

[@VisualSounds1]

Amazing, such a haunting tune!

[@jbcake9945]

Hello there didn’t expect to see you here lol

[@doctorplague788]

@@jbcake9945 same here

[@derbidyderks]

Oh man , it's the greatest ASMRtist.

[@Muneh1966]

My my, you seem to be everywhere! Hehe~

[@oceanman4460]

@Kyle Billie very true I've had experiences that have made me heartless and cruel as I am now.

[@ssv7195]

Davy Jones is my favorite character...even though he is supposed to be the bad guy, there is so much of sadness in him...and those eyes...and facial expressions...well done

[@mrscoles100]

He may be the antagonist, but he's certainly not a villain. What an expertly written character

[@Severus_Snape-yz2fy]

Imagine you are walking down the street near the church and you hear this melody, you enter the church and there is Davy Jones playing the organ. Amazing job, man.

[@Kriegsbeil5577]

There's no question that Bill Nighy *STOLE* the Pirates movies with his performances as Davy Jones. Stole the show, hands down.

[@megalunalexi5601]

ALSO, the CG for Davy Jones is absolutely fantastic, especially for the time. It holds the FUCK up, even today. Like, absolutely gorgeous.

[@tatsusama3192]

"Wan hundredah soulsssah!"

[@Crazy_Diamond_75]

@@megalunalexi5601 still gives me shivers and grosses me out.

[@megalunalexi5601]

@@Crazy_Diamond_75 Yeah he a slimy boy

[@donalddeluxe6407]

*tentacles and crab claw down.

[@Chris-wn3vr]

Man, I didn't think 1:39 would hit you in the feels as hard as it did. Sounds just like the movie.

[@Duhemsounds]

This is so beautiful, real organs sounds are so massive

[@theexchipmunk]

Yeah, most church music doesn't seem use the organ ti full potential. I think it always send somewhat bland. But this sound really heavy and massive.

[@mrgoob76]

*Duhemsounds* well they ARE a massive machine most of em anyway like this one

[@sstroh08]

TheExplodingChipmunk That's because most church music involves the congregation singing along. If the organ played to its full potential it would drown out the congregation. Hymns are meant as prayers. The organ is just there to key melody for the congregation. At my church we usually open her up some after the last hymn as everyone is getting up to leave though haha.

[@deadlight88]

They were intended to be the March of Thunder across the Vault overhead

[@hiimmayonnaisethevendingma2145]

Angry Skeleton Corn Man 782746 actually. this organ isn't really that big it only has to keyboards (or manuals as there called in organs) while it could have 3 or 5 and the biggest ones have 7! and the action on this organ is mechanical. so it is limited to a certain size. but the sounds that even small organs make are still large.

[@tylerdurden2769]

I can't express how heavenly the modulation from D minor to G# minor at 2:22 is.

[@10uRization]

is G# minor a G?

[@ethanbenner6995]

It’s an Ab

[@tylerdurden2769]

@@ethanbenner6995 G# and Ab are the same key

[@ethanbenner6995]

@@tylerdurden2769 I was replying to the guy above me

[@matheustghales]

@@tylerdurden2769 yeah but the correct naming is Ab because of goddamn music theory said so

[@theflerffyburr7919]

The creaking of the wood just adds to the atmosphere!

[@skylerslack12]

"those who are heartless, once cared too much"

[@MrMotzSticks]

Skyler Slack perfect example look at anakin skywalker

[@robbuc5275]

The weeknd

[@quocdungninh1573]

except for Voldemort, he's a heartless monster born from love potion effect

[@orppranator5230]

QuocDung Ninh You contradicted yourself.

[@darwengwein3605]

QuocDung Ninh Tom’s problem was indeed caring too much. The other children at the orphanage who considered him weird, Slytherin House which treated him as second class for having a muggle name, all of Wizarding Britain which refused to acknowledge his potential despite his achievements in Hogwarts; he took it all quite personally. He couldn’t let things go and seek his fortune elsewhere, and so instead of a genius he became a monster.

[@DarqeDestroyer]

2:22 always hits me in a way that I cannot properly describe with words. A little mini-shiver.

[@alexwarstler9000]

It's the key change

[@Phantasmguy]

ASMR before ASMR was a thing

[@Sound_Aspect5]

The same thing happens to me when the notes change and it give me the chills.

[@smithy1578]

Good key changes give you a little shiver

[@tengr6068]

that part refers the death of innocence after betreyal. from that moment forward, there is only cruelty.

[@BarelySentientBraincell]

I love how the lower notes sound like a heartbeat.

[@haziqiman1317]

Oh damn yeah, now that you mentioned it, it kinda does

[@axtondragunov1784]

That is definitely intentional it's the beat of davy Jones' heart. the heart he no longer has

[@TH4N4705_]

Thts the point eheh, in the original song the heart beat is played by both the organ and the drums

[@KingJohnson1985]

@@axtondragunov1784 he still has/had it, just not in his body, and later it was stolen by many and in the end it ended up in possession of the East India Trading Company

[@luizeduardomagalhaesferrei1265]

What i love about this song is the emotion behind it, the angelic tones of the first part represents Davy's heart founding love, in the second part, everything darkens and hope goes away, and the powerful tones represent his sadness turned into anger

[@themechanist7875]

It must feel so epic playing this huge, intimidating instrument!

[@jesselasalle5104]

i've seen a pipe organ before. they're huge. what i'd give to learn how to play one, or to even hear one in real life.

[@michellewheeler3402]

+MentleGen Man it is not an instrument it is a work of beauty and a mystery of music

[@lordmaniac9775]

+jesse lasalle, i take it you don't go to church?

[@jesselasalle5104]

i do, just a newer church

[@earlarchibaldcampbellofarg2875]

+jesse lasalle Why not try something beautiful, and steeped in tradition?

[@y1ho47]

Betrayal, agony, and a loss of innocence. The emotions in this song are powerful and I can’t get enough of it.

[@jawbreaker2524]

_Your innocence, gone._ _Your heart and love, broken._ _"Life is cruel, why the afterlife wouldn't?"_ _-Davy Jones_

[@The_Story_Of_Us]

God, the organ is such a MAGNIFICENT instrument… Not just the variety it offers, but the amount of power it carries on its own is breathtaking.

[@ludmilatighineanu89]

"Hey can i play a song?" "Of course young one" *blasts davy jones*

[@aojet]

*Finishes blasting eardrums within a fifty block radius* "Thanks, Father!"

[@banjobill8420]

"Pass me the aux" "You better not play trash"

[@angelinaschippers8643]

Best comment 😂

[@MicahErickson71]

Anastasia the Puppet just YES

[@itwontcomeout5678]

Fun fact: David Bowie was originally known as Davy Jones but had to switch stage names in the 60’s because Davy Jones was the name of The Monkees’ lead singer

[@tolavadam3597]

when he stops to pull all the handles I was sitting here like "wow, he's really pulling out all the stops." and like a strike of lightning It clicked "wait... wait, wait, wait..." i googled the origin of the phrase and turns out I accidentally found the meaning right here. Thanks mate, loved the music and the thundering revelation!

[@kirn874]

Cool but considering that someone already noticed the line ''pulling out all the stops'' 3 months before you it would seem as if you got the idea from reading their comment

[@jacke6054]

I don’t get it

[@ryanmichaelroberts]

Isn't that a delightful little Discovery. :)

[@BoojaxD]

Wow Guess what, I read your comment and thought "Hm never heard that" then I began to think. Wait theres a similar phrase in my language (german). I googled it and well... now I know where that came from and that its the german version of "pulling out all the stops" I learned something new today.

[@AsdfAsdf-mi6ks]

Tola Vadam oh nice!

[@nore5992]

Everybody's gangsta until Davy Jones wakes up the Kraken.

[@KatanaDen]

"We must have hit a reef."

[@puntoni]

Everybody gangsta until Belka nukes itself

[@ReaVen443]

Why is Belka involved again?

[@brutmpn2831]

Fuck Belkans everywhere!

[@malyacelle9096]

Everybody's gangsta till Becket has already asked you to kill that beast...And the immaterial has become...immaterial.

[@Cosmic_Espeon]

My favorite part about this particular piece is that you can feel the stages of Grief in the song, like at the beginning it's slow, Denial and then you get the middle part which sounds furious, you can feel Davy Jones's anger at Calypso's betrayal, near the end I can feel a bit of Bargaining, and then the last part is Depression and Acceptance. It's just so beautifully played and being played on an organ like this just makes it feel alive. You can feel the emotions Davy Jones has had to face for a long time. He was a good man who became evil, and like Nicolas Cage said in National Treasure, there is a debt that all men pay, and Jones paid it. Shame we won't know what happens after Dead men tell no tales thanks to Disney.

[@axtondragunov1784]

I said the exact same thing it feels like an Auditory version of the stages of grief

[@andrewhaynes8785]

(Starts pulling out every knob) Me: OH HELL YEAH

[@buza972]

Fun fact: the knobs technical name is "stop". The famous phrase "pulling all the stops" (meaning "do something with maximum effort or ability") is believed to come exactly from the organ instrument, probably because of how sick it sounds. Also, "pulling all the stops" is an old idiom, just imagine people from the fourth century BC hearing something like this. It stuns US, TODAY, I like to imagine how they would've felt hearing it!

[@silasmayes7954]

@@buza972 damn you beat me too it

[@OakloreGaming]

"Guys! something magical is happening!!"

[@youraverageasian123]

1:39

[@degenerate1014]

Me: this is becoming some serious shit

[@DutchDread]

It's shit like this that convinces me that that music isn't dead, the modern Beethovens and Mozarts aren't found on the radio, they're in the background of movies and videogames. Still creating those songs that speak with emotions instead of words, forever imprinting moments into your soul.

[@АлександрКорейко-ч9у]

Greatly said. By the way, I also tried to play this theme, but in my country there are no organs and I played it on my piano. I had some success on it... but hell, this is far better. I think I need to try more of Hans Zimmer's( soundtrack composer of PotC movies) tracks. They are as good as classical ones.

[@alban4658]

[@BeatJunkie-mq1tc]

Beautifully worded my friend, thank u

[@e.t.464]

Most definitely. I remember the theme to SpiderMan, wow what beauty.

[@muksu]

Hans Zimmer

[@Aiden-MGR]

I can't even begin to imagine how powerful this would feel to listen to in person.

[@UnknownUser_10]

I have a huge wish now to listen to this right there. What an amazing instrument!

[@Austin-kt7ky]

I've never heard an organ played the way it was in the beginning. It's like listening to a flute. So beautiful and emotional.

[@Argonwolfproject]

Sitting at that little keyboard, pressing keys and pulling levers, having every aspect of the organ under control from that one place, must feel like driving a spaceship.

[@cursedimageseveryday5559]

Yes but in spaceship you die when you make mistake, nice motivation huh?

[@lunaranz8765]

Don’t forget the foot pedals

[@duesaces]

Pastor: "Excuse me.. the organ is for church related activities only" God: "I'll allow it"

[@deputychris]

Best Underrated Comment Ever

[@lcgaming3937]

"I made an accord with god"

[@blurelloh614]

I'm dead xD

[@rsm200]

God: "Do you fear death, Pastor?"

[@LittleSilva422]

@@rsm200 Pastor: *stabs God as his final attempt* God: "I'll take that as a no" Also god: *Takes the pastors sword* "Nice sword" WhY Is ThE pASTor STabINg The GoD??? well its uhh, its a reference :)

[@ALPHACIPHER]

"Life is cruel. Why should the afterlife be any different?" - Davy Jones

[@ALPHACIPHER]

@@vadadachakradhar5813 You have no idea.

[@jetrickgordo4026]

I guess that's a no.

[@DocWolph]

Because that is not what Calypso chose you for.

[@ZETH_27]

That's dark. Holy shit I didn't realize the weight of that quote until now.

[@Diamond-pg4kc]

I love your name lol

[@myankoZuluTango3613]

Fun fact: If you play this song while there is a storm, the thunders and lightnings are more furious.

[@aldomartinez1493]

I do confirm!!

[@xsailor85]

As will the waves on the sea.🌊🌊🌊

[@jahdpianist]

Can confirm!

[@shadowrider2038]

Is it enough to listen to it?

[@SmithTheUberpod]

I sorta now wanna try it

[@Flyboy207]

The composer of this piece absolutely nailed the sound that was needed for Davy Jones. It's like a perfect blend of fury and heartbrokenness, I haven't found anything like it.

[@samotian0331]

its hans zimmer of course

[@XrayTag]

Imagine: You are walking home on a stormy night, it’s cold and very wet, thunder loud and relentless with consistent lightning strikes. You walk by the abandoned church and hear this 1:45

[@m4rionettealastor702]

At this point, I'm going to NIGERUNDAYO

[@Ipriimus]

“Do you fear death”

[@herrbonk2211]

"I offer you a choice. Join my crew, and postpone the judgment. One hundred years before the mast...Will ye serve?"

[@battitiaespana7436]

🔥🔥🔥

[@herrbonk2211]

@@alanabyss9246 Welcome aboard.

[@DatBoiChucklez]

People here are marveling at how he plays this without a tentacle beard, and I get that. It’s really impressive. But here’s the REAL question... How did they put the organ in the Flying Dutchman? Pre installed? Came with the ship?

[@pyrootouka2216]

DatBoiChuckles SmallBob here you are asking the real questions

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

@Julianne Spence Flying Dutchman is once a wood handcrafted Galleon until the ship became cursed over the centuries.

[@waterbird91]

L.O.L. CAN'T STOP LAUGHING OVER THAT ONE. I TOO THOUGHT HE REALLY SHOULD HAVE THE FLYING DUTCHMAN UNDER HIS ASS WHEN PLAYING THIS HEAVY TUNE !!!!

[@luciferm4500]

DatBoiChuckles SmallBob i think they got the dutchman 2.0 turbo🤣

[@toby7591]

The actual REAL question... Do you fear death?

[@mrtom2854]

This takes the phrase "pulling out all the stops" to a whole new level

[@ocjok3r]

That’s where the phrase came from maye

[@foxtrot570]

2:22 The key change is pure perfection

[@dominickbenincasa5043]

This is an amazing cover. Normally I’d criticize the rushing at around 1:46, but in this case, I think it gives the piece a sense of frantic urgency that matches Davy Jones’ emotional state while he plays the piece in the movie. Well done!

[@itsharibonph]

As much as I agree; This is player's interpretation

[@bait5257]

Well they ain't no bach. You expected some long well developed piece?

[@SmokieNColors]

🤓

[@Tomi.762]

Me when i see the dude start pulling the things: shit's boutta get real

[@Kharazim]

He pulled out all the stops. This is where the expression comes from! "To pull out all the stops" means to do everything possible to make something awesome. "Dude, INSANE party! Vodka fountain? You really pulled out all the stops!" "Yeah thanks man!" You can hear why this is an expression in this video! :)

[@smithy1578]

Every one of the stops have successfully been pulled be prepared to feel the music rattle your skeleton

[@UnnamedPrince]

after the first part the intro to the dark style is SOOO good one of my favorite piano or organ songs

[@characterdevelopment2361]

😂😂😂 and it did

[@sora2534]

@Tom B Nice picture of moraine lake, did you take that yourself?

[@raymondraptorclaw2901]

Thinking about how churches are often built for the resonance of their organ and how you pretty much install organs this big, it really begs the question: which is designed first, the church or the organ?

[@oliverboisen7475]

Pipe organs came first. Apparently they date back to the 3rd century BC

[@alexwarstler9000]

YES

[@videoms1271]

Both, like the cream of an oreo. If one does not exist then what is the point?

[@rhetz1562]

I would say 90% of the the time simultaneously, if a church or any building is going to have an organ, u need to make sure they'll work together, especially since the building is literally the instrument I'm not kidding the pipes u see are only the tip of the iceberg in most cases. Theres usually more in the walls

[@DMphobia]

Older styled organs generally had to be implanted in the church while it's foundation was being laid, since at that time they were such massive instruments that could be heard throughout an entire town, required two men to play, and seventy men to provide the necessary airflow with blowers. That said, churches were often DESIGNED and the foundations laid before or during the organ's manufacture, as you can't just throw in a massive pipe organ into a tiny cathedral and expect it to fit or resonate properly. Nowadays, with standardized parts, cheap materials and fast automated production lines, Organs are much more quickly built and most conform to a single 'one-size-fits-all' design philosophy for churches to build around.

[@xernax1841]

So it is possible to play this without the extra tentacle beard...

[@Unknown______User]

I think this man's hands are tentacles 🤣

[@johnluujl]

I think Jones actually needs those extra tentacles since he only has a claw for one hand:D

[@TheStarksRegards]

Only barely

[@-games5876]

she have invicible tentacles might

[@sandakureva]

Feet help. Davy Jones plays his organ standing up, so he's probably not using the pedals, which act as keys.

[@Switchfork]

Even the organist has to brace himself every time just before he hits the keys. *sharp inhale,* *BLAAAARE*

[@frkn3856]

And then the Priest yells:"RELEASE THE KRAKEN"

[@lionmountain804]

*Giant Jesus appears*

[@user-wh8mb7tm2g]

Lmao

[@harm991]

i read it as KAREN

[@zombiefried2363]

Wrong movie

[@roronoadkat6997]

WHAT IS DEAD MAY NEVER DIE!!!

[@NateSRyann]

We need more organ players in this world. Amazing btw.

[@robertgirtakovskis1670]

Organ guy: (starts pulling things) Me: wait wait waIT WAIT *MY BODY IS N O T R E A D Y*

[@boblon5693]

they are called stops. if you have heard the phraise "pulling out all the stops" that is literally what it means

[@LeprosuGnome]

Funny spaced comment, haha

[@gameseeker6307]

@@LeprosuGnome ?

[@hmm2084]

@@LeprosuGnome let people enjoy things

[@LeprosuGnome]

@@gameseeker6307 am I stopping someone?

[@Odin029]

I'm imagining that this is something our church organist does after mass when everybody's gone

[@scrambledmandible]

I wouldn't doubt this one bit

[@LS-oh8kv]

As an organist, yes. But I’ve also done it on Good Friday for postlude, it’s the darkest day of the liturgical year so it goes really well with it. Then the Widor toccata on Easter for a complete contrast

[@robdoggitydog255]

L S I would pay to hear this song played in church. With an offering of course.

[@Gloin79]

The organ truly is the queen of all instruments

[@ikward2217]

Accordion*

[@Gloin79]

the accordion is the drunk uncle of all instruments

[@greywalker505]

Who’s the king?

[@Dragonian05]

Where does the bagpipe fit in this family tree?

[@Gloin79]

the bearded cousin that's weird but everyone seems to like

[@JakeSanMartin]

The one time I cried from live music, was hearing a pipe organ at a church. Such a beautiful , emotionally moving instrument. I wish I could hear this in person .

[@MrThe2Dudes]

1:27 “wait. Is he gonna. No hes not. HES. HES DOING IT. AAHHHHHH”

[@dominickbenincasa5043]

Zeddick- Yep. He’s literally pulling out all the stops

[@Bking055]

It gave me goose bumps.

[@BonesVikernes]

Cooooom

[@CamoSquid]

I don't get it

[@nocommentninjabear5102]

Right!!!!! I was like no way... Is he really gonna go for the tough part of the song? And then he was like.. BLAMO!!!! 💥👉 (I GOT THIS!)

[@SuperSpreeGaming]

Imagine the flashbacks the 400 year old priest is having downstairs. Probably thinks Dracula is being resurrected...

[@AkKurt47]

BAHAHAHAHA 😂😂😂😂😂 i can see that HAHAHA 🤣

[@heatherrockwell9012]

I like the implication here that the priest encountered Dracula and has flashbacks to his encounters with him

[@mrfancypancook]

*Say sike right now.*

[@jamesblare475]

@@heatherrockwell9012 "I like the implication"- shut up, that's the joke. Hopefully in the month that's passed you've gotten more sense

[@entropy7705]

@@jamesblare475 Rude.

[@ImperialKnight770]

Cruel and cold, like winds on the sea will you ever return to me? Hear my voice, sing with the tide my love will never die.

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

Over waves, and deep in the blue I will give my heart for you. Ten long years, I'll wait to go by My love will never die.

[@kze2076]

Come my love be one with the sea Rule with me for eternity Drown our dreams so mercilessly And leave the souls to me

[@connorhilchie2779]

@@kze2076 Play the song you sang long ago, and wherever the storm may blow

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

@@connorhilchie2779 You will find the key to my heart We'll never be apart

[@Кролик-токсик]

Guys , take your likes 💜!

[@colinm8200]

At 1:28 when he started yanking the stuff out i knew "Oh hes about to drop hard."

[@Katsumoto0456]

"Pulling out all the stops"

[@imperium1707]

thats what she said

[@BolinFoto]

I really like Davy Jones's theme it's one of my all time favorites.... My friend is a church organist and I'm an old sailor. I like to sit and listen to him practice in church, and one time we talked about playing Davy Jones's theme. But then as he got ready to try and play it I saw all the model ships hanging in church. Models of real ships that have been hung there to bless the sailors and their ships.... So I said to him that maybe we shouldn't you know because of the ships hanging there. Some think this is childish when I tell this but you see, you might be an unbeliever when your ship leaves port but I promise you that you will be a believer when that ship returns you to port. Even the heartiest of unbelievers will fall to their knee when the waves and winds start to churn the ship so violently that the cargo, even though strapped down tight, will lift from the deck and then slam back in to it making the ship shudder and sound like the bells of hell are tolling for you.

[@jawbreaker2524]

_What if the Flying Dutchman appears again?_

[@BolinFoto]

@@jawbreaker2524 what do you mean "if"....?

[@JimmyMorrison101]

I don't get it why did you all decide to not play it?

[@BolinFoto]

@@JimmyMorrison101 Because you should not tempt fate. It's like this. You may not be a believer when you leave port but you sure are one when you get back to port. I've seen strong men on their knees crying when the wind and the waves rock the ship, and although strapped down tight, the waves makes the cargo lift from the deck and then slam right back down in to it. Making the whole ship toll like the bells of hell itself. On the ocean the ship is your whole world and without it you're dead and the oceans are vast, mean and angry. And sometimes, late at night you might see her, shimmering green, in the far distance sailing by a few feet over the oceans surface... Don't tempt fate my friend.

[@JimmyMorrison101]

@@BolinFoto You've seen the flying Dutchman is what you're saying?

[@joebenzz]

The ghost of Davy Jones is playing the upper section.

[@reychester1610]

Lol

[@colebruen2082]

Wait for real

[@elpi2804]

@@colebruen2082 Of cource! (For real though this organ (and others like it) have a mechanical system, that if you so desire, you can play the upper keyboards notes just like the bottom's. To give it more power in a sense)

[@itande0551]

Elias Piirainen thank you wise Soviet

[@andrewbarrett1537]

That's a manual to manual coupler. In this case, I think it's choir to great (or choir to swell... or great to swell... not sure what the manuals are named in this organ)

[@michaelhz37]

>Enters church >Heavy part starts >Stays in church

[@ihatenwo]

Michael Myers nono you got it wrong my man. 1.heavy part plays 2.enters church 3.stay

[@BigF707]

well fuck this shi... well nvm i might stay.xd

[@vincentmarcellino7183]

Enters church. Thinks of leaving. This starts. "Well I wouldn't wanna be rude to Davy like that. Guess I'll stay."

[@kellyjohnson6826]

Michael Myers This is some worship you would sing to

[@ajmizenko983]

You use the worst mask as your profile pick, cmon man

[@doc_ton5512]

As a wise man once said "I got a jar of dirt, I got a jar of dirt"

[@123Dustycreed]

And guess what’s inside it 🎶🎶

[@ezralaslunarautumn7768]

Enough!

[@boku5192]

only funny comment under this vid.

[@ezralaslunarautumn7768]

(Davy Jones reference after the jar of dirt scene)

[@Death_Shepherd]

Enough!

[@iciclecold2991]

I think the clunking, chugging, and little bits of creaking you can hear in the background just adds to the atmosphere. Really makes it come together.

[@entrace1]

I would go to church every sunday if there was music like this!

[@maxelonag3473]

+Kyösti Välitalo There is music like this every sunday :)

[@theseus4737]

+Max Gekelman Church music is too sad. Nothing like this. This is emotional. Hatred. Love. Death. Regret. Church music is chust like "oh...we wrote this in the 17th century, ergo we need to play it. Very historical you know"

[@KaaneDragonShinobi]

Church music is dead inside. Mainly because the people who sit in church are dead inside too.

[@MoeTheMonk]

Spoken like someone who has never heard real church music.

[@KaaneDragonShinobi]

I've heard it. The people who sing the chorus in the pews don't give a fuck, and the person who plays the organ doesn't either. It's just daily routine.

[@JustAnotherAccount8]

Who would have thought a movie, let alone a franchise this amazing and impactful would be based on a Disneyworld ride.

[@megalunalexi5601]

right?!?!? Back when even cash-grabbing movies had thought and effort put into them.

[@CamoSquid]

You right

[@davidreyes2578]

In Disneyland if your part of the crew your part of the ship.

[@zomboids2100]

@@davidreyes2578 *Part of the crew... Part of the ship...*

[@jawbreaker2524]

_Imagine that after a flood, the Flying Dutchman starts moving alone_

[@EmpireFanatic]

Literally pulling out all the stops for this one!. And yes that/this is where the term/phrase comes from ;)

[@thezaidallam]

But can you play it with your beard?

[@KoOkiEzRoCkz]

Tentacles*

[@thezaidallam]

KoOkiEzRoCkz Technically also his beard.

[@xenerxes2117]

+Zaid Allam I can play it with just my nose while playing Flight of the Bumble at double on a BBBb OctoContraBass Clarinet using my toes.

[@KoOkiEzRoCkz]

Jake Giganti wtf is your nose made of

[@xenerxes2117]

KoOkiEzRoCkz Titanium Steel.

[@紅茶花伝-z4x]

Cruel and cold Like winds on the sea Will you ever Return to me Hear my voice Sing with tide My love will Never die Over waves And deep in the blue I will give up My heart for you Ten long years I'll wait to go by My love Never die Come my love be one with the sea Rule with me For eternity Drown all dreams So mercilessly And leave their souls To me Play the song You sang long ago And wherever The storm may blow You will find The key to my heart We'll never be Apart Wild and strong You can't be contained Never bound Nor ever chained Wounds you caused Will never mend And you will Never end Cruel and cold Like winds on the sea Will you ever Return to me Hear my voice Sing with tide Our love will Never die

[@walterspoon530]

Hey another person that knows about magi

[@lordindustrous4971]

I approve

[@bri5033]

@@lordindustrous4971 Wait a second. You replied to yourself

[@Archangel444]

@@bri5033 Wait thats illegal....

[@ultidragonlord887]

This is getting out of hand! Now there are two of them!

[@Harrison244]

Imagine walking into church and this is being played it would low key scare the shit out of me lol

[@nnthrssrt8435]

Harrison Rogers you gon be thinkin if you entered the right church

[@mikeymartin4575]

If That Happened To Me I'd Be Thinking "Davy Jones Is Here!" Lol!

[@insaincaldo]

Especially if you entered while the more quiet part was going and then suddenly...

[@picdar16]

@@insaincaldo Im a organist that has occasional access to the organ in HMS Raleigh's church as a serving member of uk forces. To cut to the chase i was once playing this exact piece on the organ in the main church as the Bish (jackspeak talk for priest, vicar ECT) walked in during the silence before the main part of the song. He clearly didn't notice me as he walked in as the organs console is not easy to see at night being poorly illuminated. What He did notice was the sudden opening Cadenza of the main piece as he launched his bag into the air out of fright with all of its contents and paperwork flying out all over the hall... Apparently its a frightening piece when played properly with nearly all of the stops in use

[@insaincaldo]

@@picdar16 No doubt

[@captaindestruction9332]

If you have never stood in a room with a organ while its played you need to at least once… changes your view on the instrument. Feeling the music/vibration hit you is something else. Would love to hear this song/arrangement live!

[@imatorkid859]

how can i get to experience this? is there like specific times when organ is used

[@captaindestruction9332]

@@imatorkid859I was fortunate enough to attend a wedding were they had a full size organ in the church. They played all the formal wedding music on it. Im sure some churches or older cathedrals have them or have times were people practice/play them that you can sit in on. Maybe even some use them in services.

[@imatorkid859]

@@captaindestruction9332 You’re so lucky, always found the organ so beautiful. definitely my favourite instrument out there, and i’ve only heard it on the internet.

[@Thel2552]

Imagine walking into this church, and this starts to play and the preacher comes out on one leg and shouts.. "300 years of service in the church.. as a start!"

[@foxknapp2199]

Starts pulling things: oh shit's about to go down

[@SgtAwesome97]

Literally pulling out the stops

[@6484373]

I literally just learned that those things are called stops, and is where the term "pulling out all the stops" comes from...

[@Sterls_yt]

To quote Kevin Hart: it's about to go DOWN

[@Beneficialitificul]

@@SgtAwesome97 I could be wrong but I think that may be where that saying comes from.

[@comradegarrett1202]

@@Beneficialitificul it is. all the stops pulled out means every rank of the organ is playing at once, for a very loud and usually quite impressive sound

[@lucifermorningstar3709]

“i got a jar of dirt! “i got a jar of dirt! “i got a jar of dirt!”

[@slippery_gecko9274]

And guess what? You dont!

[@Simplicity223]

WHAT PUT THAT DOWN

[@DoktorKrovh]

*falls off*

[@docilehostile]

*”EEEENOUGH!”*

[@dillonwilliamsstudios]

Darkside 2427 time to make a few things go boom. *lights canon* Watch out *BOOM*

[@Giga_ShrekChad]

2:10 Imagine being a peasant in medieval times and hearing this as you entered the church probably thinking that your days are over

[@Naikerym]

*suddenly realizes where the phrase “pulling out all the stops” came from*

[@dragonblade3200]

Oh

[@ExtraTerrestrialDust]

*googles to double check* huh... then I learned something new today, too. Thanks!

[@Zula_The_Squid]

*Suddenly learns that there is a phrase like this*

[@SuckMyJohnson]

Woah

[@honorablespartan]

Damn.

[@jenkinsfamily2229]

I played this on my TV. I have no words for the sheer POWER conveyed by the music, and the low notes shook my kitchen lights visibly.

[@kyawthu755]

Meanwhile in the Vatican 1:39 Pope: I sense a disturbance in the force

[@ShioOtanashi]

You mean "Holy Spirit"

[@theminecrafterreturns7251]

"May the holy spirit be with you" -Bishop yoda

[@cheesequaked]

😂😂

[@JadStaAna]

who's playing the song of Davy Jones. Whoever plays this song shall revive the pirate from his slumber in the seas including his ship.

[@vintagejock3951]

@@theminecrafterreturns7251 rofl

[@sonicsora22]

@1:46 I have to raise the volume every time I watch this video, regardless of whether or not it might wreck my hearing later in life. It’s worth it.

[@TaserSkunk]

Can you imagine just walking into the church to visit or something and this is blasting? Then someone hands you a sword and says “good luck mate.”

[@cluelesspotato8945]

Some Dark Souls shit right there

[@michaelkeaton5394]

and then say ,tell jack sparrow send you to setle his debt mite save your life

[@nodeloliver6201]

Me: ...my time has come. Tell my wife I love her.

[@jadetheslime3140]

(Gives a crucifix) Good luck.

[@TaserSkunk]

@@cluelesspotato8945 freakin Pontiff Sulyvahn. I’m nopin out

[@newo95600]

mom: "don't be so dramatic" me: 1:38

[@GajeSteel]

I LIKE TO BE DRAMATIC!!!

[@midknight6036]

Good one

[@julia3306]

Literally made me chuckle good work

[@MoskusMoskiferus1611]

Me: 3:36

[@kelly514]

When he/she says, "bAbE cHiLl"

[@ForTheOmnissiah]

No instrument will ever come close to the pipe organ in ability to make daunting and haunting music. It's so large, loud, and airy. Beautiful.

[@o0OHermioneO0o]

You know as soon as organists start pulling out all the registers, this is gonna be good.🤩

[@amenthegreat3761]

You can feel the hatred and sadness in this song...

[@Heegaherger]

This is music of a torn and bleeding soul.

[@lillianfolsom6741]

It's such a sad song

[@sn0w_kitt3n]

Russian Representative this is why it’s one of my favorite songs.

[@diwa393]

Also the love

[@Korsfestelse]

*piece. Can't be a song without words!

[@AshBarkPerson]

instruments like this incredible. Nothing else can fill a room like this, nothing else compares. That a person is in control and not some unearthly thing is almost incomprehensible. Cathedrals are decadent creations of a time where the most important thing in a society was religion. That single mindedness of an entire nation is the only thing that could have created such an opulent and intense sound. Believe in God or not, you cannot deny the awe it inspires. That organ shook both the room and the minds of those who could hear it.

[@lenaa1297]

This is beautiful, thank you for the words

[@DivinityEthereal]

Atheist af and this is the only thing that could get me into a church - these beautiful, intricate instruments. I like to imagine the churches are built around the organs, protecting them. Heh.

[@lancelot5667]

Katy Walker Same goes for me, im a athiest but i marvel at the sound of such instruments in churches

[@alphamoonman]

But is attributing religion to the invention of an instrument logically historical?

[@mikeobrien2584]

Except the guy credited with creating the organ was a green living in Egypt at a time where christianity wasn't a thing there.

[@VergilTheLegendaryDarkSlayer]

Ten years I devoted to the duty you charged me. Ten years I looked after those who'd died at sea. And finally, when we could be together again, you weren't there. [snaps his locket shut] Why weren't you there?

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

Its my nature... Would you love me if I was anything but I am?

[@billymcjoebick4881]

@@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx I do not love you

[@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx]

@@billymcjoebick4881 Many things you were, Davy Jones. But never cruel...

[@aidaray8359]

What is this?

[@courtneylomax5180]

@@xxx_jim_the_reaper_xxx you have corrupted your purpose. And so yourself.

[@zcarp8642]

Im not kidding when I say I legitimately got goosebumps from this. Absolutely stunning, remarkable, and every other word. There's truly a lack of words in the immense English lexicon to describe how amazing this was.

[@marschall3440]

Tell me: do you fear death?

[@MrSam-wy7lq]

you've no idea

[@34bully]

I'll take my chances sir.

[@eRaZeHyper]

id rather die and come into the heavens than stay on this vile planet

[@williamdusty6595]

no its what comes after i fear

[@topsecret1837]

Marschall I have no fear, for the afterlife is no different.

[@fancystreams3434]

Other people: Stop being so dramatic. Davy Jones at 1:38 : That’s impossible.

[@Akaicchii]

No, it's necessary *oh wait, wrong hans zimmer score*

[@johnmccnj]

@@Akaicchii Right organ, though :-) kzbin.info/www/bejne/sJiYgoCvqNqGj8k

[@jedslinger2679]

@@Akaicchii 😂

[@sarahmoe8501]

Dude, I got chills at 1:39....this is amazing

[@aldomartinez1493]

We all did 🤩