Schindler's List Music Video (John Williams) Pt. 1

'Schindler's List' (1993) is Steven Spielberg's masterpiece. One of the most appreciated films of all time. Based on the novel 'Schindler's Ark' by Thomas Keneally and adapted by Steven Zaillian.
This holocaust drama received seven Academy Awards including Best Picture, Best Director for Spielberg and Best Score for John Williams. All the earnings this film made went to Spielberg's Survivors of the Shoah Visual History Foundation. You can find their site here: www.usc.edu/libraries/archives...
The film is about the German businessman Oskar Schindler (Liam Neeson), a member of the NSDAP. He's a born oppurtunist who travels from Czechoslovakia to Krakow for cheap workers. It is 1939 and the war had just begun, Schindler's plan is to start manufacturing goods for the German millitary. In order to earn his money he wants to use Jewish labourers. Thousands of them are in Krakow. Schindler secures an old factury and a work force from the Germans and starts his production. All with help from the benign Itzhak Stern (Ben Kingsley) who has contacts with the underground Jewish business community. Quickly Schindler's factory gains popularity as a safe haven for Jews. Schindler is reluctant to give in to this idea. But later is confronted with the horrors of the holocaust. When the SS clears Krakow from Jews with horrifying force, all under the lead of Amon Göth (Ralph Fiennes). Affected by these images Schindler begins his plan to save the Jews from prosecution. All cumulating into a list of Jewish labourers who are essential to production.
This is my longest video yet, therefore it had to be split in two. This is the first half. The video is accompanied by John Williams Oscar winning music. With amazing violin solos by Itzhak Perlman.
'Schindler's List' and its music are property of Universal Pictures.

[@sadkingbilly]

I was pretty drunk when I started watching this movie.. But when it ended I was totally sober. This should be mandatory to watch on every school everywhere on earth.

[@AgnosticProle]

Allthough I love the music John Williams made for the star wars movies, this soundtrack is my favorite of all his works.

[@rickster100100]

Thank you, John Williams for the many years of movie musical masterpieces you have given us for so many years. You are a gift and a treasure.

[@nicolabliemeister2734]

never, never, lets be together for a peaceful, tolerant world, please!

[@monsieurouxx]

That's not how it works. Never forget, and fight the fascists wherever they are, even if they seem the most well-mannered, cheerful people.

[@overbuddy]

this movie touched my heart .i saw it about an year ago when i was 17 .for me this is the greatest movie ever made. this stirs my emotions

[@1aronr]

You're absolutely right about the movie. yes, one of the most moving scenes are the ones which depicts the little girl in red coat ! It brings tears to my eyes everytime I see the scenes of that girl, only 2 times in that movie.

[@lndrnsandi]

such a heartbreakingly beautiful piece of music

[@mrhowardb]

I am a black man and this is some beautiful music....Seriously. The kind of music that almost makes you forget about race and politics altogether...

[@barrynolan2091]

If you want to understand the genius of Steven Spielberg he worked simultaneously on Schindlers List and Jurassic Park and was utterly true to both films. Schindlers List should be shown in every school to demonstrate where humanity can steep to in terms of cruelty

[@Greenkai3000]

If this movie didn't move you... I don't know

[@CarloCifuentesfc41]

This movie is now aavailablee to watch here => twitter.com/8898819ec56b3ac9b/status/822763352514400256

[@Opinari1]

Hope to add this soundtrack to collection. This music is so beautiful. The violin is played beautifully, tenderly, and hauntingly here.

[@andrew101678]

GREAT MOVIE! THANKS FOR UPLOADING

[@windisfree82]

i agree.... i had tears in my eyes most of the time while i was watching the movie....

[@aprc1977a]

I was in bed in hospital intensive care new years eve 1999 after recovering from serious illness and they showed this film. I will never ever forget this film and this piece of music. It is haunting, beautiful. i think the greatest movie ever made. To show in black and white was a master stroke and to see the humanity of 1 man in the middle of utter despair and suffering highlights true humanity. Maybe this was what was meant when we see the girl in red dress appear at times in the darkness

[@trykkermike]

I were in Cracow one month ago, were most of this movie were recorded - in Kazimiers & Podgorze districts.

[@Magnolia296]

Schindler's List is real masterpiece of cinematography. Master Steven Spielberg deserved that Oscar. Liam Neeson, Ben Kinhsley, Ralph Fiennes, Caroline Goodall, Embeth Davidtz and all others did a brilliant job. They didn't make decent War movies since 2000 (except for Enemy at the Gates (2001) and Black Book (2006)). There's no doubt about it, this film will be a classic in decades, even hundreds of years to come in cinema. The 80's and the 90's were the Best eras in film

[@Bocilicious1]

very touching soundtrack by John Williams. Im so moved

[@harryponting9794]

Lovely melody, very heartfelt.

[@bluebird787]

ein wunderschoenes video.

[@Pominvilley]

it is. were watching this right now in my AP World History class.

[@Ebolacrash]

@SaintMeran thank you sir for posting a real, factual ,non politicized response 1 in million these days .

[@christinepapadopoulou4470]

ιts beautiful !

[@relav295]

Totally agree! Accepting means participating!

[@belgafhortaeonnek458]

Never forget that! Never repeat that! Ever.

[@AttackoftheNUBS]

I didn't cry during schindler's list, but man was it depressing.(I think it is the greatest movie ever made)

[@Ihsomiet]

watched it for the first time last month... it wasn't until he broke down at the end that I lost it.

[@Moustik2011]

History is essential to making this planet better. Sadly though, humans have none. While Speilberg was accepting his Oscar in 1994 for Schindler's List and making a speach about the need to remember to avoid repeating mistakes, nearly 900 000 Tutsis were being killed by Hutus in Rwanda... and once again, the world did nothing to stop this genocide.

[@Cloudstrife112233]

@megamerryn Actually, The Treaty of Versailles was mostly Woodrow Wilson's thing. He just couldn't get Congress to sign on.

[@Hadeydeppio]

john williams=greatest composer of our time

[@darkjesuslife]

Wunderbar

[@poetapaste]

una de las peliculas mas emotivas de steven spielberg's yla musica espectacular le da esa mistica

[@uborn]

It's a sad story but it must be told. It can never happen again

[@SaintMeran]

@moonlight772 Yes my friend, they have similarities and differences, long story to talk about, i was making a comparison with all other parties.

[@Spendlovesr]

It doesn't matter what race or creed you are, no human being should be treated this way by another human being. What is wrong with this world? why cant we live in peace with one another?

[@Slapsh0t251]

@2antihero1 No, it's just the start of the movie, they start to talk later on.

[@graciegorrell1]

Actually, this movie is about one man's redemption by rescuing many people from a certain death and terrifying torture.

[@overbuddy]

good. hope it was uncensored

[@allanczajkowski3183]

que hermosura de musica te felicito mi amigo

[@lukimahle]

john williams is the man

[@tangodancer1603]

what can one say, just just just..............I am lost, cannot say anything but listen

[@constantino1889]

ok please any one, theres a song in the movie played at the begining of the movie, its playin on shindlers wireless while he gets dressed, ive never been able to find it, cud someone help me out.

[@infantryhawk]

@1stwalker Well, that first off is not a genocide. The targets of the bombings were indiscriminate, so it couldn't be a genocide. The targets were whoever was in the cities at the time, not anyone by race/class/age ect. Second, the U.S. asked Japan to surrender. They wouldn't. They still had their whole island left to defend. They wanted to in fact keep going after both Hiroshima and Nagasaki, but the emperor intervened and stopped them.

[@SanaOsniva]

*bumps* ...

[@andrew101678]

I wish we would watch it

[@wil386]

la mejor pelicula de todos los tiempos....." gracias oscar schindler" yo la vi y hasta llore zapana vidal

[@pandoraMVS]

what is the name of the song where the kids are singing?

[@the24062008]

WHAT A MUSIC-CLOSE YOUR EYES-YOU ARE THERE-NOW IMAGINE!!

[@jesshorvatova2435]

I feel cold when i imagine my self being there :(

[@189sparta]

Nádherná melodie...bolest jednoho národa je ostudou těch ostatních.Každý by se měl zamyslet jak žije...Cítím s nimi.

[@Rich6Brew]

@randomvidz94 I hate to disappoint you, but it is a violin, and played by Itzhak Perlman. The instrument, a 1714 Stradivarius, was once owned by Yehudi Menuhin.

[@vikmo007]

Hello, Can anyone pls upload full movie on youtube?

[@SaintMeran]

@Ebolacrash Alles Gute, mein Freund!

[@Dynermike]

In memory of the countless victims that are meaningless and deaths at the hands of tyrants. May they rest in peace.

[@phatmike21]

3:17 is bone chilling

[@westsidefred]

@BrasilianMaloquero tel me where are you from....what country?

[@vinogradovserguei1489]

Yo soy,como un gumanista,pienso,que esta pelicula es lo mejor por siglo,que demonsrstrara,que puedo ser humano,a pesar de situacion grave.

[@Discussd]

We will never learn from history, we're far too greedy to.

[@xeenah]

🎧.. 06.03.2020

[@kunhyungchang3138]

God save us.

[@Eleanorbpearson]

we watched it last year in english class

[@jobikr]

@the24062008 I'm going to visit those horrible places with school on Monday, going to Poland. the music will help to go through it!

[@RodneyFisk]

@2baSelkie d'accord

[@GuyPennebaker]

3:22 look at the pupies!!!!

[@chunxiaqiudong]

it is in my school!

[@Time2Keeper1]

@1stwalker Germany is most certainly not on a higher scale than the U.S.A. In it's forming, the U.S.A. claimed the lives of approximately 70 million native americans.

[@westsidefred]

@BrasilianMaloquero where are you from? what exactly is a "right thinking jew"? What does that mean?

[@whitechocolatespace]

It's unfortunately people can only make moral judgements when force and violence is directly applied but can morally justify it through a third party like the government. Apparently, the more removed the average person is from the application of force, the more willing he becomes in supporting it.

[@RaeRae914]

Where was the hearts of the soilders who did all the killing? ,,its scary that humans can become so inhumane.

[@shadowheart18]

What Song it is 1:40 beginning? Ist my favorit Song!

[@juan54218]

min 3:17 melodia tetrica, de muerte... o como si se diera a conocer la crueldad del ser humano y toda su negatividad

[@xNazZiiz]

ill cry hhhhhhh na jus t mssing with you they deverv this!!!

[@overbuddy]

GOOD for you ;)

[@MegaV43]

@kovdav1001 Megtudod mondani miről és milyen nyelven énekelnek.

[@thomfmify]

Always crying in my heart. I am born in 1964 and i am German. This fault weighs so hard!!! Always have tears in my eyes, if i think about this fault! of my people, my country in this time!, it is so depressing. We can't pay this in all eternities. Waiting on this gracious living God. Our people had sinned on God's eyeball, his people, what a shame and this is for Christians!!!!

[@GuyPennebaker]

@DudeAbidesNoMore im guessing u dont know wat happened before the war then?

[@RodneyFisk]

@eelliioonn Tell that to my mom's old boss, Mr. Horowitz that was the only surviving member of his family. He wore that tattoo on his arm to remind him every morning, as he dressed, that people like you are the reason the world is in the shape it is in. I suppose you think we should apologize to Japan also.

[@VaBells]

Name of the song at 1:40? By the way...nice job!

[@rickster100100]

Oyfn Pripetshik. Its Yiddish for, On the cooking stove. But it has such wonderful and soulful lyrics. Look up the song on Google the whole history is there. Take care.

[@Greenkai3000]

+Robert Milton oh wow. I didn't know that's what it meant

[@Perkeno]

@Purple1609 Why? Do you feel responsible in any way?

[@anthonywalsh7613]

He was born in Moravia

[@infantryhawk]

@TomArayaFan666 Ok, I see, yes, it caused the death of many many people, but the actually classification of a genocide is targeting a certain group. It was an act of war, and even a mass murder depending on how you look at it, but not a genocide.

[@GuyPennebaker]

Smart guy hes not dumb

[@franciscojavieramadorramir6253]

Nunca más.

[@menashadude]

@redsilkcut1 i AGREE!

[@gravelandgrain100]

I have not seen this movie yet. I just don't think I can bring myself to watch it. I made it through "diary of anne frank" and "boy in the striped pyjamas". I need to see "schindler's list" but I just can't.

[@chicopinheiropinheiro7076]

Esto es lo qui acontece quando se dai mutcho poder al estado. Desafortunadamente esto vira acontecer novamiente com la NOM.

[@GuyPennebaker]

@DudeAbidesNoMore aye i drink to u for saying tht friend

[@vinogradovserguei1489]

Этот фильм о гуманизме,которая как искра Божья в каждом человеке заложена,и только действия человека позволяют ей возгореться или потухнуть.Пишу ,как гуманист и пацифист.Несомненно,что это -фильм века,смотря,который не один раз, я не могу удержать моих слёз.

[@SouthParkFanOmg24]

aww.. the girl in the red coat :(

[@theo9952]

@issareign no, he was not. i believe that he was very much like his character in the movie. nothing more, nothing less. but what he really was, had been enough to save the lives of so many people and that's good enough for me.

[@loganfoltz]

@SaintMeran I hate people who argue over grammar on the internet, but "economical" for god's sake if you have to use that word use it correctly.

[@overbuddy]

this film should be part of school education

[@GuyPennebaker]

@PhillyDippy5 do u agree wit wat the germans did no im not bein negative im just asking

[@fidyazahraa]

the girl in the red reminds me of my cousin.. :'(

[@CristianPintea]

הוא כל המציל נפש אחת כאילו הציל עולם ומלואו

[@sacamano71]

@11Mbanderafalsa yes Mr mengele...

[@proatgaimz]

you will be deeply touched if you do.

[@infantryhawk]

@TomArayaFan666 Yes, I am. The U.S. DOES make mistakes, all the time. Like every country. It's just how people often separate out our mistakes, and ignore other countries of near the same. Like when you were saying we were responsible for WWII through the treaty of Versailles- maybe a little for not stopping it from being written the way it was, but the other countries were responsible too. You kind of just singled us out there, which upset me a bit.

[@Cloudstrife112233]

@Time2Keeper1 But most of those were from disease, not battle and really, you can blame a lot of those deaths on the Spanish.

[@weetzybat]

its easy to point the blame of evil on others but the truth the capacity is in the majority of humans.... it is cowardice.

[@MegaV43]

SOS. meg tudja valaki mondani hogy milyen nyelven énekelnek és miről???????? Fontos kérlek segítsetek.

[@TomArayaFan666]

@infantryhawk You're right, i'm sorry. I concentrated only in U.S.