Barry Lyndon - Schubert piano trio in e flat

[tearsofpaganism]

everytime i hit on a girl this song plays in my head.........KUUUUBBBBRRRIIIII­CKKKKKK

[chrisbeanschannel]

It is blasphemy to post on YouTube any clip from Barry Lyndon in such low quality.

[Robin4ever1970]

Thackeray would be proud of Kubrick

[BrianDanielMay]

Lady Lyndon is so beautiful

[AlexGSD]

Possibly the greatest seduction scene ever filmed...Kubrick was a genius and 'Barry Lyndon' his finest masterpiece!

[3751642]

It has been years since my last viewing of this masterpiece. The elegance of acting, set design and music score is phenomenal. The atmosphere created transports the viewer into the scene where you sense every nuance created by the cast and director. This is art at its finest!

[cerradinio]

the most exquisite woman in cinematography

[angiolovullo]

this film is beautiful. in Italian is even better.

[333yand]

@angiolovullo but this is not Italian...it's Spanish.

[saporob]

this is when a real photographer makes a movie

[cher128bx]

This gorgeous movie is, by far, my favorite film and...I'm an American....

[HoD3]

Lights...Actors...Music... Greatest scene ever.

[ArchaicMusics]

Long live Kubrick's works!

[sunshinedaydreaming]

maravellous

[gobanito]

watching this movie is like watching a moving 18th century painting. Its that artistic. 

[PVHigh74]

It's unbelievable that Barry Lyndon an A Clockwork Orange could appeal to the same man.

[crackedcraig]

This is one of my favourite films. It is absolutely beautiful in every way...a masterpiece.

[calatravamarce]

Es increible que dominio de la música, Stanley Kubrick es y será el mejor director de la historia

[jobal43]

@calatravamarce concordo.

[cobrien1977]

her walking out + piano in background = BLISS

Kubrick = God

[1980NewWave]

@cobrien1977 - additionally, how he timed the piano to take up the main theme just before the two of them were together in the same frame

[anteojitus]

One of my favorite movies...

Deep meaning, I will show this movie to my son, i hope, someday... so that they learn that, we are the first, and last...



[mlcollins10]

much of the magic of Kubricks film is his choice of music. He had it exactly right!!

[lostroveroscriollos]

The scenes with Carla Ortiz in the video "Nunca me faltes" are also an ode to the beauty of women!

It´s not a question of boobs or fancy dressing. It´s a matter of taste.

[MuheroO]

This scene is an ode to the beauty of women, refinement is incredibly more charming than boobs...

Seems women forgot that these days...

[gathersteel]

Every scene looks like a portrait. So barok.

[Zeppolino100]

@gathersteel  That's "Baroque," for future reference....

[gathersteel]

@Zeppolino100 May bad :)

[micheletanzi1971]

ho visto questo film un miliardo di volte.....

[Reinolds87]

conmovedor!!!



[artissimo777]

The greatest film director of all times. Thank you Stanley for showing us what human soul is made of. Each one of your movies has changed my life for good and I will always look up to your work in my humble artistic search.

[ElTuco84]

I just got goosebumps

[fillette71200]

comme c'est beau !!!

[neZir879]

wasn;t this melody in the godfather?

[EverythingSpirals]

Straight to the point. No words needed, its all in her eyes.

[DavePatriot]

Every scene of this film is pure ART. Perfect music, photography...my feelings are dancing.

So say we all!

[miguel21op]

Kubrick was a perfectionist and a genius. This was is best work in my opinion.

[ArchhereticK]

For a man who was criticised for having little to no emotional depth, Stanely certainly could pluck the cords at the very core of the human condition with succinct precision: no red blooded human can be immune to the charm of his spine-tingling work.

[Faxe90Swe]

What truly made Kubrick`s films (and the novels he based some of them on) was that the main characters were rarely good guys. The hero of the story is really an anti-hero. It`s refreshing.

[zigifrojd]

Stanley was a god of film.

[martitaydanielito]

do you think lady lyndon will be happy after redmond barry go away

[jpstenino]

There is a video titled "Barry Lyndon, Trio op 100 (Schubert) "

its icon is black & white, 4:16 long.

The music for the black & white is performed in E b

This video;s performance is in E

Did Kubrick do this on purpose or is it a you tube anomaly?

[meNtor890]

I love when it cuts to Barry walking up to her.

[leibabydesigns]

Schuberts music, encaspulates perfectly the beauty in this scene.  I could watch Barry Lydon continuously and still be enthralled by the emotion and depth protrayed in ever single moment on the screen. God bless you Stanley Kubrick.

[gathersteel]

Each frame of the movie looks like a painting.

[MrYosefgoldstein]

Tres Belle

[ellossan]

Kubrick est un génie pour sa mise en scène, son éclairage intimiste, sa musique sélectionée qui se pose avec parfaite harmonie sur l'ambiance. Le silence entre Barry et la Comtesseest troublant, les échanges de regard qui veulent tout dire. La situation inconfortable des deux qui finissent par se retrouver en terrasse et à s'embrasser. Ce qui est d'autant plus troublant, c'est que Kubrick dans cette scène à transformé Marisa Berenson, jolie encore à l'époque, en femme la plus belle au monde ...

[stonem001]

Lady Lyndon is one hot broad

[JohnWesleyDowney]

One of the most underrated masterpieces in the history of film. So it's slow...big deal...look what century the characters are in, that was a slower time.

[shayngreen]

Of all the memorial scene in this movie, this is my favorite! The music, the expression, the mood, the pacing, everything's perfect!

[nik19will]

On ne pourra jamais plus faire des films comme cela avec l'avènement de l'abêtissement numérique généralisé qui va stériliser l'image des films comme si ils étaient tournés en caméra DV.

RIP Stanley Kubrick.

[alex568plank]

Now it is all cgi. Today's actors play second fiddle to the special effects and the movies are like video games, all action and no drama. I have watched this movie at least a dozen times along with A Clock Work Orange and never tire of them and I still catch something I missed the time before. Masterpieces!!

[talyesin3]

This is so moving ans so beautiful The best film ever ..;

[creolelady182]

One of the greatest films ever made but unfortunately filmakers today will not spend money on these long glances and non verbal communcation between the characters. Today's audiances would not understand what was going on and they would have the attention span of a gnat!

[degouwe]

@creolelady182 I doubt that, saw this movie for the first time 2 weeks ago, and it blew me away, made me realize that modern day movies are like glossy magazine where this is a good book...

[gobanito]

@creolelady182

The French would still appreciate movies like this. Not Americans though.

[improvcat1]

@creolelady182 Well said friend.

[MagnificentIron]

Every Kubrick film new sensations.

[RachelBGreen]

That is surely one of the most erotic scenes in cinema

[fable1923]

@RachelBGreen i deffinatley got a boner

[scussune]

Marisa Barendson' dress seem inspired by a famous portrait of Mrs. Graham by Gainsborough

[singana1]

greatest scene of all time?

[Maximuuh]

@singana1

Yes

[EleazarLesmes]

Vaya escena!! Madre mia!! Que director!!!! Los actores deberian actuar gratis, que fortuna poder ser dirigido por Kubrick!!. Un genio del cine!! No tiene par!! UFFFFFFFFf. Los pelos de punta se me ponen

[sosome57]

Oh, man. I've got to watch this film again! Exquisite film, exquisite music. Thanks for sharing.

[dldbug]

A film with no car chases or explosions, no alien space ships, no flatulence or genital jokes, no comic book inspired heros,no conspicuous product placements, no comedic dialogue about "relationships", and no happy ending.

I envy the viewers who will see this masterpiece for the first time. Enjoy it; it could never be made today.

[kankeriseenziekte]

@dldbug

i saw it the day before yesterday, mind=blown

[dldbug]

@kankeriseenziekte

 Kubrick was 2nd to only Hitchcock in being the best film maker of all time.

[turetskygambit]

@dldbug What about O. Welles, W. Wyler, V. Fleming, F. Capra, J. Ford, F. F. Coppola, F. Zeffirelli, F. Fellini, L. Visconti, L. Bunuel, S. Eisenstein, S. Bondarchuk, A. Konchalovsky, N. Mikhalkov, and finally A. Kurosawa? I just want to say that there are too many great filmmakers to name the number one director of all time.

[dldbug]

@turetskygambit

And I would also add P. Sturges and B. Wilder to your list. But I think Kubrick had fewer misfired films then all of these greats.

[dldbug]

@turetskygambit

We forgot Howard Hawks who directed Red River and The Big Sleep among others.

[Cashane]

@dldbug

Have you seen "There will be blood"?

Well there is an explosion at some point, that's true :).

But there is still room for great cinema nowadays, even though I doubt any movie will ever top Barry Lyndon's aesthetic.

[dldbug]

@Cashane

I haven't seen "There will be blood" yet. But any film with Daniel Day Lewis in it is worth watching.

[wakeupfist]

Isn't this the scene for which a special lens was engineered to allow for shooting in candle light?

[FFTT]

@wakeupfist Yes. - From Wikipedia : "He got hold of three "super-fast 50mm" F/0.70 lenses "developed by Zeiss for use by NASA in the Apollo moon landings. These super-fast lenses allowed Kubrick to shoot scenes lit with actual candles to an average lighting volume of only three candlepower, recreating the huddle and glow of a pre-electrical age". I don't know if you to photography but a lens with a 0.70 focal is nothing short of spectacular.

[QuazarDaedalos]

Acting, Writing, Production, Direction... Excellent.

watch?v=v90KPJ6n4Ew :-P

[mconesa52]

He sure read her body language and seconds later he too walked away to get some air. The timing of the music with the love scene is simply perfect.

[lollipops78]

Magnifique

[armandoxdios]

Gracias a este video he descubierto de donde viene un sampler del grupo Something A La Mode llamado "Schubert A La Mode":) Gracias.

P.D. Me gustan ambos.

[CasanovaDave]

Schubert = 100 years after this film. OWNED!!!!!! BAD MOVIE HISTORICAL INACCURACIES. BURN ALL COPIES OF THIS FILM + DELETE FROM HISTORY

[fasteddiejs]

@CasanovaDave Well more like 50 year after but it's completely irrelevant because this isn't intending to be a biopic on Schubert!

[yellowwitch1]

aah, this is where Herman got the "faites vos jeu, rien ne vas plus!"

[lexarquette]

I love Tony Scott's homage to this in his film "the Hunger".Flashbacks to the 17th Century with D. Bowie & C. Deneuve.

[lexa1983atgmail]

I've seen the movie, and must to tell, that it's on of the greates ones.

[vadimgalakt]

Carl Zeiss Planar 50mm f/0.7  !!!!!

[addicted2coffee4ever]

what movie is this? it looks familiar but i cant remember what it is called.

[Seleukos]

@addicted2coffee4ever barry lyndon (1975). Great movie from kubrick.

[Dead666Psychopath]

I love this movie so much. I've seen it a lot of times and It still keeps my attention <33

[shinyalbert]

i actually feel like swooning

[shinyalbert]

this always gives me goosebumps towards the end

i can watch this clip over and over again

[fasteddiejs]

Greatest scene of all time.

[MaxStrangelove]

@fasteddiejs you said it

[StuH42]

That music is so beautiful, it makey me cry.

[Jhensy2001]

Kubrick probably had all these pieces lined up for his aborted Napoleon project. This would have been the Napoleon meets Josephine scene!

[simonenrico]

ma com'era affascinante la Berenson !!

[Marty0Mcfly]

stanley we miss you. we miss your movies. RIP.

[diztanguy]

@Marty0Mcfly there is a free kubrick exhibit at the st albans museum,on hatfield road,st albans,england.check their website.

[cloack65]

per fare le riprese di questo film tutto a luce naturale hanno utilizzato una lente zeiss utilizzata dalla nasa per le riprese lunari.GRANDE KUBRICK

[verdi0381]

Schubert and Kubrick, masters and Poetry!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[NolwennRM]

just great. seemq like to hold them. great. I love it !

[polymath7]

Liar.

Eat shit and die, spammer.

[robasci00]

seems to be taken in 1700's, thanks to the original costumes, the use of natural lights, the actors... amazing

[danielb31544]

Absolute poetry!

[gillan5]

As Ludwig van Beethoven said: Schubert is our little master. Schubert his hole life long lived in povertry but did not care about it. He wrote hundreds of pieces. This one is wonderful, together with the movie it is breath taking.

[wblee33]

you cut it at the best part of the music!

[polymath7]

I consider this one of the five greatest films of all time, but the Schubert is anachronistic.

[uphoyaax]

Anachronistic is the most appropriate term, to say Timeless, Schubert is Timeless.

[siren425]

this clip came up in my "recommended" feed because i love this piece of music, and by coincidence, i've just seen another kubrick film, so i'm intrigued to watch this film. incidentally, i discovered this piece from the film "the hunger". such beautiful music.

[polymath7]

Yes, Kubrick is always very astute in his choice of music, as in everything else. Schubert's piano trio works very well artistically, even if it was composed a good fifty years after the period in which the scene takes place.

[me4you12345]

très belle scène en effet

[SecretCloak]

kubrick chosed perfect music for every scene in all of his movies so you could watch his movies even for its music like watching music videos or musicals.

[composerananth]

@SecretCloak Very true. A good music sense is quite rare even among great directors.

[jim0watkins]

@SecretCloak i actually made three videos with the music of kubrick, check out my channel

[martinezaguado]

Patético doblaje, como siempre. Al escuchar la voz de la protagonista me imagino a mi abuela

[9aprile1981]

Stanley Kubrick era una gran brava persona, secondo me.

[FredricEric]

The key scene, the turning point.

Notice Ms. Berensons breathing when standing on the balcony.

[lafebbraforever]

Strepitoso!

[regertz]

The little minister and his famous gasp when fired by Mrs. Barry is so well remembered that years later the same actor playing an exiled Napoleon's attendant repeated it in "The Emperor's New Clothes".

[gillan5]

Kubrick bought special cameras with special lenses in order not using artificial light! This made this scenes possible

[tregnier279]

This scene is so beautiful, it makes me tear up at it's magnificence.

[osmanlichileno]

Una escena impresionante, con buen juego de luces, con miradas insinuantes, y una música magistral.

[pinkeyes1972]

This is how is possible to shoot the suspension of time.

[Psych0ticImp]

Es increible las escenas a la luz de las velas de esta pelicula. fascinante.

[BabylonShitstem]

This was the last gasp of great commercial cinema, fo in another few months, a monster called star wars would destroy cinema as we knew it...but for a brief moment life was beautiful at the theatres....

[dazza5266]

althugh i dont think star wars destroyed cinema but in your eyes jaws would have done that 2 years previous

[Ilovenycstrokes]

Sublime

[dankbot420]

what movie is this?

[allcontakt]

according to some, it is just the best movie ever made...

[Djryllz]

Lol.

[Ilovenycstrokes]

Barry Lyndon by Stanley Kubrick (1975)

[pjbrubak]

It's called "Barry Lyndon" it was directed by Stanley Kubrick. It's one of his best, although you could say nearly all his movies are one of his best.

[LandownerRecords]

Hear a rock version of this very movement >>>

/watch?v=lz0qdYGbXuY

[25curry]

Every thing about this film is a feast for the eyes and ears, each scene is like a painting, the costumes are superb, the architecture and sets beautiful but why was Ryan O'Neil cast as Redmond Barry - ugh

[Graphic36]

I don't think Ryan O'Neil was bad in this, or even close to it, but I agree he wasn't the best choice. I wish Kubrick used Malcolm McDowell again, that would have been perfect.

[25curry]

He would have been a better choice certainly

[jacqui4elvis]

just beautiful

[suckerdwsp316]

one of the most beautiful scenes in film history.

[barnyestinsonrules]

la plus belle scène de ce film...

[Egizzius]

Can you tell me more about this book, the publisher, its coming out and... more and more. Thanks :-)

[joycedusoleil]

super película!

[evofreedom2]

Schubert, wonderful.

[AlsatianCousin]

That's very interesting, had no idea. Thanks for the insight :)

[willc2856]

That film would have been incredible..... one can only wonder.

[Bitrdy]

Pas de mots,géant,bravo

[world19554]

S. K. movies are absol. fantastic. I particul. love Barry Lydon. The most, or one of the most, beautif. mov. ever made. There are nomore of those great film makers : Kubrick, Visconti, Fellini.

B. L. : costumes, landscapes, candlelit scenes, music, actors (except R. O.), all togeth. = a real REAL chef' d'oeuvre.

You must see a wonderful video, made by MARCUSSO :

Title : B. L. AND THE XVIII CENTURY PAINTING.

Don't miss it. Beautiful.

[GetMeThere1]

I totally agree. And it's not gotten the appreciation it deserves (although it is listed #250 on imdb's top 250 list).

[rbatty90210]

Kubrick, the master of innuendo. Too bad today's audiences would require dialogue being spoken between Redmond and Lady Lyndon in this scene.

[CesareBiguzzi]

sarebbero bastati solo questi 2min e 44sec per fargli vincere un oscar

[shinyjazz]

How come this is not in the original key?

[jurgens420]

j'adore ce film et cette musique sublime....

[Indiocerveza]

Geez. What's the name of the movie?! I want to see it!

[basajaunjauna]

It's Kubrick's Barry Lyndon

[sdorr]

A sublime scene, by a master - a perfect marriage of music and video....Kubrick's

signature...my other fav of his is the solitary runner in 2001 set to the Khachaturian piece....also as masterful...darker exaamples in A Clockwork Orange...

[BigIronOnHipMan]

He WANTS to step into myyyy shoooooes! .cough.cough.cough. He WANTS to step into myyyy shoooooes! [ THAT SCENE is Oscar - winning good!] For days I shambled about the house regurgitating it over an' over an' over again until my Wife filed for Divorce! Alas ~ have I been cuckold-ed? No...actually I'm playing the Fool here for you see Myyyyy Fair Lady knows that we Men from Maine...

[Nedolg]

Kubrick a genius and this is one of the most beautiful movies ever made. I have seen it 12 times and go back as soon as it will come out again.....

[TFOP2007]

No dialogue between the two, just the fantastic Piano Trio from Schubert and an extraordinary choice of camera positions make this into an unforgettable scene.

Stanley Kubrick is amazing, he made one sci-fi movie (2001), one war movie (Full Metal Jacket), one psychological thriller (clockwork), one history movie (Spartacus), one picaresque movie(Barry lyndon), one comedy (strangelove) and an erotical thriller (eyes wide shut).

All of them are masterpieces, and makes Kubrick better then other.

[66fredo99]

Ahhh! I remember this movie!

"The beautiul Countess of Lyndon...she was the wife of Sir Charles Reginald of Lyndon, Knight of the Bath, and minister to George III at several of the smaller courts of Europe...a cripple, wheeled about in a chair, worn out by gout and a myriad of diseases....and once Barry got into her company, he was seldom out her ladyship's sight."

[whatuknowabouthoe]

Speak Spanish White Trashes

[dime138]

Has anyone ever been as beautiful as Marisa Berenson in this scene? I don't think it's possible.

[cryptsub]

Such a seductive and haunting Schubert tune. And Barry Lyndon is a great and under-appreciated Kubrick film.

[lelilelu]

C'est trop beau. Au delà de l'expression. C'est vraiment Trop beau.

[Tactilove]

Quelle musique !!! Et cet acteur sublime "Ryan O'neal" qui incarne majestueusement cet arriviste qui finira seul,pauvre et sans héritier.

[BlahArmy]

mon film préféré

[SamySaxo]

Aucune autre source de lumière ne vient 'polluer' les scènes d'intérieur que les bougies et l'astre du jour. C'est probablement ce qui donne à ces images cette beauté intemporelle, cette grâce et cette fragilité. L'empreinte même de Barry Lindon. Du grand Art !!

[BrianDanielMay]

ese acento español es capaz de destruir cualquier película.

[HaviusCorpus]

I love playing this song..... magnificent movie making.....pure art.

[thebobbyshow]

FAVOLOSO!!!!!!!!!!!

[spk3z]

this is eternal art. thank you stanley.

[mosad2008]

Grandioso film

[boolckie]

j'adore

[guldensporenslag]

This song is what civilization is all about. Pure art. Eat it MTV.

[volgam]

Amazingly beautiful, i can't believe it o_o

une pure merveille!

[ransomwri]

If Ryan O'Neal is remembered for only this it would enough . He was perfect !

[spk3z]

and love story movie? it's famous

[weepingboy]

If ever love can be expressed on the screen...THIS IS IT!....Such beauty is rarely seen. Kubrick is a genius and Barry Lyndon is his greatest masterpeice