Sayuri's Theme (From "Memoirs Of A Geisha" / Audio)

In the midst of his work on Star Wars’ Final Episode IX John Williams has created and conducted a complete album with Anne-Sophie Mutter and in mutual admiration. It presents his personal selection of iconic themes as well as rediscovered gems from more than 40 years of his music for film. Recorded at the iconic Sony Pictures scoring stage in Los Angeles where many of the great film scores were recorded, including those of The Wizard of Oz, Gone with the Wind, Lawrence of Arabia, An American in Paris, E.T. and Schindler’s List, among many, many others. “That’s the wonderful thing about John’s music - it exists even without the film.” - Anne-Sophie Mutter
Anne-Sophie Mutter - Sayuri's Theme From "Memoirs Of A Geisha" / Pseudovideo
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Music video by Anne-Sophie Mutter, The Recording Arts Orchestra of Los Angeles, John Williams performing Sayuri's Theme (From "Memoirs Of A Geisha" / Audio). © 2019 Deutsche Grammophon GmbH, Berlin
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[@MariaJose-tl6km]

with all my respect and admiration, thanks Anne-Sophie for all

[@carmencanobermell4667]

this is the most beautiful thing I've ever listened to

[@vitaliyzavadskyy]

Absolutely delightful.

[@MariaJose-tl6km]

since I was 19 and watch a Bramhs concerto on Spanish TV absolute admiration for you...I am 52 now

[@MariaJose-tl6km]

If the book and the film moved all my tendernes the 0:36 goes straight into my soul and the live soul , a deep sweet feeling full my body and cannot avoid tears come out from my eyes

[@Lachicanikon]

¡Maravilloso!

[@josuerodriguez3816]

!Que sonido!

[@foxtunatty2847]

ya me suscríbí y le pulse like .

[@GGbreizh]

0:44 What happened to the oboe solo?! And after that the bassoon?

[@KTOWNK1D]

John rewrote the piece specifically for Anne and that included a major overhaul of switching the primary instrument from cello to violin. In turn every one of his pieces for this album are written as small violin concerti rather than full orchestral pieces, therefore only essential themes are kept and others removed or replaced with virtuosic passages.

[@GGbreizh]

@@KTOWNK1D indeed but that does not explain why Williams deleted the countermelodies played by the oboe and the bassoon in the suite for cello and orchestra.

[@GGbreizh]

@Mrs. Phyllis StephensI don't think John Williams could be friend with someone as rude as you are.