The good the bad and the ugly Danish National Symphony Orchestra reaction 😲😭

[@fieldagent59isintheforest32]

fun to watch a young person , from a different culture experience this for the first time,... yes, it is emotional...

[@lathamroman4599]

Very good reaction!!!

[@MabDarogan2]

Best reaction

[@LouisFlores-x7z]

Oh baby..love watching you enjoy this this....You're a masterpiece ✨️

[@andyevans8221]

Thank you for not interrupting the music, your face said everything.

[@nelsonx5326]

Wow, this young lady really felt that song. It is some powerful music.

[@jdm1066]

"Such ingratitude after all the times I saved your life". -The Good

[@dimitrisnikoloulis4071]

Maestro Ennio Morricone , did composed a masterpiece in his age! RIP!

[@Christobanistan]

The English Horn solo with the piano is SO GORGEOUS.

[@laurabuer4714]

Christina's voice is the purest silk you will ever hear (next to Art Gartfunkle). Tuva's is so deep and rich and gorgeous. Together, they smashed that performance. I, too, one day want to get back into a symphony.

[@soylentgreen4208]

The magic of the voice is very simple but difficult. She sings absolutely synchronously with a harmonica. brilliant

[@tonyaparker8563]

and now you should see the movie ,,,,, then when you see this again it will put you in tears ,,,,,

[@lassehedegaard1004]

This is what happens when you put that much talent in one room..

[@toreedstrom1172]

Be proud Danish People..

[@dougthompson5449]

This is the beauty of music. It connects people from different races, economic backgrounds and location.

[@rasmusandersen2007]

I come from Denmark..l Enjoyed watching your reacting. I know this is far from a Danish piece. but I'm still proud of the symphony! It allways make me drop a tear in passion.

[@andreascala2663]

I didn't think Morricone was famous in Denmark ........ did it all start with his music or does it depend on Leone's films?

[@rasmusandersen2007]

@@andreascala2663 I think the movie The good the bad and the ugly is the main reason he's known in Denmark.

[@hakandelabiarritz6750]

Rasmus andersen. Som svensker eller skåning (Malmø) har jeg haft det privilegium at opleve dem i det virkelige liv. Du ved, det er god musik, når det vækker følelser.

[@rasmusandersen2007]

@@hakandelabiarritz6750 Jeg er så misundelig på dig. Ville ønske jeg havde set dem live.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

It's nothing less then a triumph

[@TechyMantis]

I wouldn't blame you for crying to this piece as I have cried a few times as the music is beautiful, everyone is excellent.

[@johndelper1404]

I've said before that no one would be able to adequately reproduce the Morricone version of this song, it's just too complex. Well the Danish National Symphony Orchestra proved me wrong, its not exact, but it's 99.9% and of the same quality as the original... Great job.

[@Zagoreni02A]

They did such spledid work that it looks like the original and well, there to me its like original. The strenght and power of this song. Gosh.

[@aris1956]

@@Zagoreni02A Although the word “song” here is not really appropriate. Here we are faced with a piece of music, with a fabulous soundtrack. Here the voices have the function of a musical instrument. And the Maestro Morricone was a real genius to put some types of unusual instruments, to create particular effects. He was truly unique !

[@dxb8086]

_"it's just too complex"_ Utter nonsence. Music that is far more complex than this, has been written hunderts of years ago. A lot is happening there, but it is not complex, the structure is very simple in fact.

[@johndelper1404]

dXb, My point is trying to reproducing it to sound like the original including vocalists, I've heard others who failed badly. How many musicians do you see... 60 plus? there are also a few uncommon instruments, there not just playing the song they're Matching the Sound. But matching the vocalists seems to be the toughest part and that's where others have failed, until this version. I will admit I'm not a musician, just a fan.

[@jsegal8385]

I have seen and heard Ennio Morricone (it is available to watch on you tube) conduct this piece and I have to say that the original is thin and lacks quality and complexity compared to these people. Maybe it was down to the orchestra not being up to snuff.

[@sergiozammel8261]

This was masterful music to a masterpiece western. All Danes should be proud of the perfect performance of their orchestra !!

[@kevkevo5666]

Its a wonderful thing to see amazement in the young..makes me beleave there be hope for the world..

[@BaronessErsatz]

There there, little one---even after all these years, Ennio Morricone's music still has that effect on us!

[@TheLenze]

Part of Tuva’s effect with her “Wa Wa” singing is that she is in perfect sinc with the harmonica. So much so that the film gives the illusion that she is singing like that harmonica.

[@TheGraphix71]

That's exactly what music is made for! For feelings!

[@skyjuke2006]

DIVINE MUSIC!😭 ENNIO MORRICONE ♥️

[@susanneryding6064]

I am often going to the danish symfoni orcestras concerts. You cam imagine that there are runningvtears down for two hours straght. Its so beautyfull. You can FEEL the music in uour body ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@larsandersen9134]

This is one of the few performances that I'd like to experience for real in an opera house of some sort. I usually don’t like that kinda music, but this is in its own league.

[@davidmichaels299]

I've witnessed numerous reactions to the theme song of 'The Good, the Bad and the Ugly.' It begins on a somewhat lighthearted note, but then the atmosphere takes a profound shift. People are genuinely astounded by its excellence and distinctiveness. It engulfs you in a captivating journey, leaving you speechless, with only the mesmerizing journey and the remarkable SONG at the forefront of your thoughts.

[@jefferyrapp8357]

You are so very very right I have to listen to them every day

[@Christobanistan]

Also, the French horns are the unsung heroes of this song!

[@peterleung2346]

I must say human voice is more wonderful than an instrument. Great job done by the Danish orchestra team.

[@Беспроводныенаушники-п8ч]

Cooler than the movie itself, only the soundtrack to it. A masterpiece.

[@brandonflorida1092]

I don't know, the movie is pretty great.

[@sandy.caraballo1793]

Woooow. Perfect. Armony. Excellent. performance. of. this. orchestra. and. Christine. the. excellent. soprano

[@timokk3]

Ensio IS the greatest soundtrack composer I have heard! Italian composer grabs your heart and don't let go. That's why a reserved Finnish American like myself LOVES Italians! BTW African women seem to get the music more than most. Awesome reaction.

[@ewetoobblowzdogg8410]

Great reaction sweetie! This piece of music takes you on a journey. Glad you liked the ride!

[@stevebuckskinner5482]

You probably know this by now, But there is a harmonica being played along with that woman while she does that sound with her mouth. It gives the impression that she is making both of those sounds.

[@Oxter]

Her mouth with the harmonica doing the same thing at the same time gives it that special sound I think. Wah wah!

[@MissFelzy]

Oh okay 👍

[@traver1965]

Thanks for your beautiful and emotionel reaction. I am Danish so I am happy you reacted to the Danish National Symphony Orchestra. If you look around the world you will find many National Symphony Orchestras that has far greater singers and musicians than the stars we usualy listen to. But the stars many times produce their own music and that is a difference that it hard to oversee

[@vallee3140]

you should be very proud , its wonderful.

[@tylersdog]

Miss Felzy: How wonderful to watch you, music is emotion, and Ennio Morricone - the composer - also used the human voice as an instrument. Great video!!

[@yankee_tango]

I enjoyed watching the moment the music touched your soul, when music does that to anyone they tend to react with emotion from the heart since the Heart and the Soul are interconnected, one cannot have one without the other. These 2 pieces of music are testament to one of the greatest composers of the 20th century, Ennio Morricone was someone who has inspired others to use music as a form of telling the story behind the story. Giving feelings to what the characters are seeing and doing throughout a movie. Voices being used as instruments is something that is still used today. Music can bring people together this will always cause me to shed a tear or two whenever I hear it.

[@Mzen7]

I love your reaction you have a very special soul I can tell. I'm glad this touch you. ENIO Morricone was a genius. 💗 Is amazing how this song never gets old

[@hubrisnaut]

I just found "reactions" to this song. The world has embraced orchestra and opera in the past in many ways but I feel it needs to experience European concert music as popular again. I am a disco-rocker heavy metal man that loves violin concertos.

[@zmadscientist]

Another fun one from DNSO: the Good, the Bad, They Ugly/Ecstasy if Gold was introduced when I was 4 or 5 years old. This is my favorite. The MANDALORIAN // Danish National Symphony Orchestra (LIVE) is popular now when my grandson is 4 years old. This is his favorite

[@cherylsims5636]

Hi, Professional musicians and professional singers..it doesnt get any better

[@GodlessScummer]

Loved your reaction to this. If you've not seen it yet you should really watch the film this piece of music comes from. 'The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly' is one of the all time great western movies.

[@pdogone1]

the part with the soprano is called Ecstasy of Gold a great scene in the movie at a cemetery with Tuco!

[@rollyguevarra1580]

When I was a 10 years old, I always heard this beautiful music, until now i love it. By the way I'm 60 yrs old.

[@randlnickel9196]

Both singers are top 10 on The Planet

[@randlnickel9196]

Soprano and Mezzo

[@LouisFlores-x7z]

Watching this with you was emotional to me and brought tears to my eyes.. love the compassion you put into it.. Love Watching your facial expressions.and listening to your words...you are a beautiful doll ..thank you

[@beverlyrankin5421]

My reaction exactly the first time I heard it!

[@Rabblewitz]

A piece that always moves me, and they did an excellent job with it.

[@TukikoTroy]

That music moved you... good, it should.

[@shirou_munakata]

Ennio Morricone, who was in charge of the soundtracks for "THE GOOD, THE BAD and THE UGRY", used the composition method at the time of making this movie to create emotional music that could be called avant-garde music, incorporating daily tools that were not orchestral instruments. Was doing.

[@francescoflagiello6005]

Sei stato un grande maestro e resterai nel ❤❤ di tuttu

[@LucyJazzy85]

I think if you didn’t cry you wouldn’t be human. You are definitely human baby girl. 💜

[@daveperryman291]

Glad you enjoyed this

[@chopshop5519]

so much talent. beautiful reaction. thank you.

[@padman8687]

Real happiness will come at the time of seeing this movie. In this music theme humming and voices rolls were very important. At the same time every musicians were very important. Still these days nobody will forget this music specially by the senior citizens who has seen this movie several times in those days. This movie became record break for the musics, story, natural Sean Erie's, locations, direction, acting which were very important rolls in this Movie.

[@paolopollina3547]

Morricone come Leonardo da Vinci....fenomeni

[@JavierL2]

La reacción de todo el mundo, el éxtasis

[@bretkaiser7355]

I always cry too. Great reaction and review!

[@terrycharnley]

Loved your reactions to this. This performance was the first I saw of the Danish Symphony Orchestra and I was stunned. It is musical poetry in motion.

[@Ein_Schachdude]

I really liked your reaction. From this very orchestra there is a very good version of the music to once upon a time in the west. It's from the same composer (Ennio Morricone) and could be a bit more emotional, but very beautiful, too.

[@ianh452]

By any daft Gods - great music.

[@petrusinvictus3603]

I salute you! Even Painted Black , London symphony. Pritty good.

[@Ohilipp]

It made me emotional to see your reaction to this! In a good way! I do especially like the second part (ecstasy of gold) and your reaction was a great depiction of what I feel towards this!

[@meandmyopinions4960]

Aka. an Eargasm

[@spitfiremark1a768]

I love your reaction. I feel like that every time I hear it. A beautiful reaction from you. Thank you..

[@sergioramosr4823]

Tanxs so much beautifull!!!!!!!

[@jackpresscot7043]

The scene where Tuco is running through the graveyard looking for Arch Stanton's grave!

[@vaughnmichael5114]

It is uplifting.

[@145Slap789]

A beautiful reaction

[@aagebundgaard6255]

Now you understand why I love going to the DR koncerthouse, watching and listening to this beautiful orchestra. 5-6 times each year

[@elainewatson7038]

Yes, beautiful! So special to see your reaction, it is an amazing piece of music

[@emiliomazzeo4286]

HELLO FELZY, THOIS PERFORMANCE WAS SO CAPTIVATING FOR AN ORCHESTRA - JUST SO MUCH MUSICAL TALENT. SO ,SO GOOD AND EPIC. WONDERFUL REACTION

[@dianeolsen33]

I love your sweet reaction .

[@MissFelzy]

Thank you

[@deanharris7149]

Love you girl!

[@chamberlainwonder369]

I wish CNN will interview the danish that did this classic live. I wana see him like everybody want too

[@TrevorSampson1955]

Thank you for your reaction, g'day from Australia

[@davidtanguma6247]

Yes, it's unbelievable that music can stir your emotions so!❤

[@trevorgough2286]

Beautiful music indeed..

[@henrytjernlund]

What we humans can be capable of.

[@bradsavory9880]

I've watched dozens of reactions to this. Yours was the most wonderful. Thank you.

[@jsegal8385]

You asked about the mezzo soprano at the start doing all the wah-wah sounds with her voice. She is making the sounds in harmony with a guy playing the harmonica but the guy is only shown once so its not obvious. But if you listen carefully you can distinguish the two sounds. If you want to hear and see the harmonica listen to these people play the theme from Once Upon a Time in the West, the forth in the series. There were four films...For a Fist Full of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, The Good, The Bad and the Ugly with Once Upon A Time in the West the forth and last

[@michaelthomas8592]

I'm amazed LIKE YOU ARE!!!

[@gioacchinopanepinto2847]

Bellissima la reazione,a questa musica

[@pa4748]

The name of the inventor and composer is Ennio Morricone......the Orchestra is just executing (well of course but just executing)

[@neuvocastezero1838]

I guess you may be able to say that about some of the instruments, but first and foremost, Christine Howard Anderson wasn't "just executing" anything. Unless she was the one who hung the horse thief from the rafters.

[@evelynne2846]

It is beautiful and so impressive. Thank you for reacting to this.

[@MrBonners]

If you ever live on the plains of the west for any time you would hear the coyotes cry at night ( the women choir ) and clap of thunder and whip snapping (slapping sticks), the blond woman singer is the prairie wind , canyon echoes (male choir) all classic western movie sounds.

[@patdonnelly9392]

Such a beautiful, emotional reaction to a beautiful, emotional musical masterpiece! I will hit subscribe!

[@michaelthomas8592]

10,000 Thumb-Ubs to you!

[@amsterdamkim]

Beautiful genuine reaction….

[@MissFelzy]

Thank you 😊

[@perschiller7690]

fhank you from denmark!

[@herrzimm]

Perfect example of the difference between "composing" and "arranging". Composing means you have to KNOW the different ranges of EACH instrument AND how they counter/enhance other instruments. How vocals without making actual words can both underline the music AND become more powerful BECAUSE of the music. And you have to be able to know this sort of thing note by note, bar by bar, section by section for a WHOLE MOVIE SOUNDTRACK! Arranging means you are simply taking sounds and mixing them together. Which while not as detailed, still requires an amazing ear to match sound 'sections' together into a consistent theme and melody, which is NOT easy to do. Think of it as getting a hand-written thank you note in the mail vs a 'form letter'. One is CLEARLY going to be far more emotionally connected because it is clearly far more PERSONAL to both you and the person who wrote it.

[@vodkarage8227]

I have always been amazed by orchestras, how they can take ALL those instruments and make such amazing sounds. What I really love about this one is the addition of the voices, but also the sound of the electric guitar, it just fit so smoothly, and for him to find that sound is just amazing to me.

[@ugonmablessing7973]

Beautiful

[@glen6945]

ace lovely

[@nemeshwad7402]

Awesome reaction! 🤩🤗 Please next : HAVASI - Golden Eagle

[@richtensail]

such a long time frm hearing vis iconic soundtrack ( 2 a western movie made in v 60s) 2 hearing it performed live, didint tink it cld b dne, so so gd. like how u tuned in. ok miss beautiful eyes cheers frm way dwn sth.

[@kilroy205]

perfection

[@boudeyamelia9205]

You should listen and watch Gravity by the Danish orchestra. You will definitely get goosebumps with this one , specially since you have the same ladies from this song ☺️

[@anthonycantu8879]

Maybe, in the future, you can get a ticket for a local orchestra. 😉