Music Who would participate in a classical music thread?

[Jupitus]

Ok, so I recognise that alot of us are getting older... especially @Deebs who has always been an old and grumpy cunt FYI... and it is said that classical music is typically an acquired taste.

I have always loved classical music (my nick, 'Jupitus' is derived from my favourite work from Gustav Holst's the Planet Suite'), and was moved to post this after watching this:


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5zg_af9b8c


What feedback have you folks got - and by the way, name the famous film in comments that this particular example was used in... including the scene if you can!

Jup.

 

[Raven]

I go positively weak at the knees over a bit of Ludovico Einaudi


View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfwe5LiSBe0

 

[Scouse]

and by the way, name the famous film in comments that this particular example was used in... including the scene if you can!

Fucker.

Can't think of it but I think bits have been used in different films. I almost went with a bridge too far but it's got an original score.

I've got an inkling it's something not actually that serious. Will ponder more.

But yes. Classical musicz are win. Eleventy percent.

 

[SilverHood]

What feedback have you folks got - and by the way, name the famous film in comments that this particular example was used in... including the scene if you can!

Jup.

Spoiler: Which Movie?

Die Hard 2? End Credits?

 

[Scouse]

Spoiler

Die Hard 2: Die Harder? At the end?

Been sat on my sofa in Nottingham trying to think of another film. But I'd dying on that hill before I google it

Edit:

Spoiler

Victory!

Yeah. And as part of the victory. But I remember sitting in the cinema thinking that it's clunky as fuck and was shoehorned in as a "same as ode to joy" that they used at the end of die hard 1.

 

[Scouse]

Grrr @SilverHood

Spoiler

but not the credits

 

[Embattle]

I had Holst The Planets on SACD.

 

[Jupitus]

Someone is very close

Edit: as per @Scouse