Unreleased music suite - Cosmos Special Edition 1986 by Vangelis

A reupload of the following video: • Video
Original description:
Here's something very rare: a suite of unreleased music Vangelis composed for the special edition of Carl Sagan's Cosmos in 1986, the tv documentary serie that originally started already in 1980. The suite is compiled from 6 Movement songs. I omitted the sixth movement since it's the same as the only song that is commercially released as Comet 16.
The music is absolutely gorgeous. Vangelis uses both crystal clear digital synthesizers and his famous old analogues as well... absolutely fabulous combination of both worlds. It's incredible luck for us all that these movements saw the daylight.
Please enjoy the vast world of our Cosmos!
00:00 Movement 1
01:56 Movement 2
05:13 Movement 3
09:29 Movement 4
11:02 Movement 5
(Movement 6 = Comet 16, not included here because it's offically released and it was lower quality than the offical).

[@juanjoseviaderorivas5998]

There will be no other one like Vangelis in many thousands of years to come. Thank you maestro for your music. R.I.P.

[@nirv]

​@@SuperKaloyantry not to make things up, Christian. Thanks!

[@rxhx]

Carl Sagan we miss you

[@juanjoseviaderorivas5998]

Vangelis we miss you so much :(

[@rxhx]

@@juanjoseviaderorivas5998 R I P . . .

[@PercyPruneMHDOIFandBars]

Let's face it. The world is a darker place without these two extraordinary people! Carl Sagans' visionary communication of science and Vangelis' unworldly music. I'm so glad I was able to watch Cosmos when these two made a perfect fusion.

[@tonopicazo24]

Solo Vangelis puede hacernos viajar por el cosmos a través de la música.

[@jorgeindy]

y tienes razon. Hay varios (Klaus Schulze puede ser uno) pero lo que logra Vangelis, nadie puede igualarlo. No siquiera copiarlo.

[@carolina-qp3cu]

es inimitable.tiene un estilo muy propio....

[@enriquebukaczewski4014]

@@jorgeindy Nadie intenta copiar a nadie. Klaus Schulze viene de la corriente denominada "Escuela de Berlín", derivada directamente de ese enorme río que fué el Krautrock, y fué miembro fundador, junto a Edgar Froese y Conrad Schniztler, de Tangerine Dream. Son dos tendencias diferentes. Vangelis siempre se movió bajo sus propios principios, creando sus propios recursos.

[@jorgeindy]

@@enriquebukaczewski4014 quizas me he expresado mal. No dije que Klaus Schulze intentara copiarlo. Como dices, viene de otra corriente. Nombré a Klaus y por ende la musica de Tangerine Dream, porque es musica que representa al cosmos.

[@Nahobino777]

1:56 movement 2. I've been looking for this. Thank you!

[@antoniaserracifre9325]

Infinito para siempre , como todos los dioses de este mundo 🌎 y más allá... claridad , entendimiento ,belleza, amor, en todo lo que percibimos. Para siempre infinito .... una admiradora.

[@imwithstupid086]

RIP Vangelis.

[@ghindogasparotto]

CARL SAGAN , A GREAT MAN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@yareece_7688]

Thank you for uploading this !!

[@derill.s.4321]

1:56 Minha favorita.

[@debbie6533]

Beautiful❤

[@Planetkid32]

THANK YOU for releasing this! I really wanted the full version of the music at 1:57, and now I do have access to it!

[@kovalmoog]

A very curious moment from Vangelis, when he was still using his beast (Yamaha CS80), mixed with hybrid technology (Roland JX-8P), and a lot of new FM synthesizers (Yamaha GS-1, DX-7). That was two years before he started working with his Zyklus system, designed by Bill Marshall and Pete Kellock, and ditched most of his analog set. btw, inside Movement 3, approx. between 8:15 (crossfaded with the previous music) and 9:28, the theme heard is not from Vangelis. It is the final part of a "Larry (Synergy) Fast" theme called "Delta Four" from his 1979 album "Games". Indeed, it was a theme included in Cosmos, even in the music of the original 1980 series, but definitely not a Vangelis theme. Curious for being included in this suite (Curious Electric :) You can hear it here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZ6uY5uppa6eb7s The excerpt included in the Movement 3 of this suite starts approx at 4.36 on the original "Delta Four" theme.

[@GamesJoblin]

Quite interesting stuff, thanks for sharing!

[@gervaciohernandezgomez8695]

Gracias por subir música tan bella que nos invita a soñar por el infinito

[@lidiag3624]

🌟🎉 Vangelis devia ser um viajante do tempo, pelo cosmo. Para deixar um ensinamento pra gente tao pobre de entendimento celestial, pessoa iluminda.🎉🎊🌟

[@richardnoden92]

WONDERFUL - ONE OF MY FAVOURITES!

[@anderander1478]

otra maravilla oculta del griego de oro....

[@dumpling3309]

Vangelis and Carl Sagan are both in a different realm

[@CamtheMac]

I wondered what that song was when Carl Sagan was talking about how dinosaurs "crashed and thundered through the steamy jungle."

[@youngjezy23]

Music for the soul

[@yikes7607]

Many thanks for uploading this gem!!

[@vinnym6734]

Thank you for these treasures!!!

[@jorgeindy]

this is pure music... thank you, Tomas

[@enriquebukaczewski4014]

A partir del minuto 4 suena otro intérprete, Sinergy, durante un minuto aprox. Estaba dentro de la banda sonora de Cosmos, y está especificado abajo del video.

[@yikes7607]

The one starting at 5:17 is so reminiscent of Blade Runner, I love it.

[@PaulMyers-q1m]

Did music for BLADE RUNNER 1982 😊😊😊

[@carolina-qp3cu]

the first song is amazing!!!!which is it name???

[@Tsskyx]

It's called just "Movement 1". All of these are untitled, though Movement 6 was released commercially as "Comet 16".

[@carolina-qp3cu]

@@Tsskyx thank you!! I cannot find this song alone....

[@Tsskyx]

@@carolina-qp3cu This suite is the only place where you can find it, afaik.

[@carolina-qp3cu]

@@Tsskyx thank you very much!! I'm going to looking for it😊

[@thomasthompson4936]

Vangelis 🎃 Is the best 😃👽👽👽👽 the President