Isn't there a version of a video that was taken from the Rover's camera to this music? I think "CBS Sunday Morning" did a story about the full work being combined with the NASA footage from the different planets.
NOTE: John Williams work on Star Wars was not "ripped off" from this music. It was inspired by it. Composers do this all the time. Beethoven, for example, was heavily influenced by the work of Mozart, and even made variations of Mozart's music. It is a common musical technique and pays homage to the original artist. Stop being a troll and go get a life.
Also, I'm not seeing how anyone is claiming "bad audio" on this video. It sounds fine to me.
@KarlRKaiser the star wars score was actually a rip-off from this. george lucas wanted something like "the planets". gladiator was another one of those rip-offs btw.
growing up, my science text books at BEST had nice paintings of Jupiter and Saturn, and maybe even a grainy black and white photo of mars ... so for me to see this, is completely mind blowing ...
This song made me feel like I was on a rollar coaster - and then all of a sudden, a battle scene. And THEN suddenly, somebody died, the alien was coming out to explore the spaceship on Mars, and BOOM! We go down the rollar coaster. A rather exciting song. XD
We played Jupiter....it sucked....but now we're playing Mars and I camp up with the idea for red and black bandanas and war paint since it's our last song. But "NOOOO IT'S UNPROFESSIONAL" yes, that's the point my dearest conductor
Ha! Besides the similarity to Star Wars, I just realized where I've heard this before - In the Venture Brothers, the Monarch's henchmen number 21 and 24 sing this song when they're getting into 24's stanza (in the time when the Monarch is in prison). They sing from approximately 4:15
i really like this song, but can anyone else help me find more powerful, or heavy classical music like this? i would reall like to find more like this thnx
Dvorak new world symphony, it's the first one that comes up on youtube. Night on Bald Mountain. Oh and one winged angel - athough that's not strictly classical (^_^)
@eaterofcandy Obviously xD Hmmm.. I'd say: Mars Jupiter Neptune Venus Mercury Saturn Uranus I'm a little iffy on the last two. They might be switch on my ranking. :)
If they faked the moon missions, it's possible that they faked the Mars missions too. Do a YouTube search on "MarsFaker".
Google "The Naked Scientists". Go to the "New Theories" section of the forum. There's a thread entitled "Did We Land on the Moon?". On page 15 there's a summary of moon hoax evidence. It's the seventh post from the top.
You're absolutely right! I don't get why people give you four thumbs down. They obviously don't know what they're talking about. George Lucas and John Williams agreed on wanting a Wagnerian, Gustav Holst-like music, Lucas himself called it "Space Opera". So Williams used some measures almost unchanged, for instance the ones that you were referring to. Another example: Erich Korngold's Main Theme for the movie "Kings Row" (1942). You can find the first bars in the "Main Theme" of "Star Wars"!!!
btw Have you ever heard of Tim Wisseman's turn based strategy game "VGA Planets"? (It's based on Star Trek, Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica but the names have been changed for copyright reasons)
During combats, you can hear a (shorter) MIDI version of Mars. (but I found a longer version somewhere)
Yeah, I know that the music for Star Wars was influenced by this and although I'm not sure I could see how Star Trek was, but the music from Gladiator actually has some passages that are note for note taken from this movement of The Planets and yes it is an amazing piece of work.
I can just imagine hundreds of thousands of soldiers marching... or a navy of hundreds of battleships... aircraft flying in vast formations through the air.
I'm in the middle of reading Heinlein's "Stranger in Strange Land", and this song is mentioned, so I checked it out. Awesomness. Makes me want to kill something...
how about we say that they all composed great works and keep going on with our lives :) i think this song sounds tons better played in person. my band plays this song and you get more power from it
So you would rather have heard this during Star Wars than the music that John Williams composed? Interesting. I guess that no new music should be composed because one can draw similarities between many different songs. . .
Every composer throughout time is influenced by another's works. Mozart and beethoven are the prime examples. Mozart had hayden and Beethoven had Mozart.
Of course Williams was inspired by Stravinsky. The sand-people are portrayed as ravaging barbarians, and "Rite of Spring" is actually pure barbarism. I.E. music focusing mainly on rhytm instead of melodies. Quite fitting for the Sand People.
Talentless? That's absurd. The repertoire of music which he composed contains songs which are popular among all sorts of different people. It's sad that you believe him to be talentless, because it is likely that his accomplishments will outshine yours, and you are therefore calling yourself LESS than talentless! That's according to my logic though. Who knows, maybe you will not die in anonymity, but it is likely that you and I and many others will. John Williams will not.
I'll agree that John Williams is *talented* in the same way that a director who remakes a movie is talented. Almost every song that John Williams has composed is a carbon copy of some smaller composer's work. Almost the entirety of the Star Wars series' music was borrowed from the scores of other films. I have a friend who is currently working on remaking Star Wars by piecing together clips from every movie that Lucas took from and all the songs Williams took from. So far it's pretty uncanny.
Excellent recording, one of the best I've heard, so much clarity. Not the 1st time I've been impressed by a recording made my the Montreal Orchestra. Listen to their treatment of Respighi's "Pines of Rome", its stunning.
I have played this piece in orchestra. My part was piccolo. :) It difficult to play, but oh so worth it. It gives a rush when you have all the brass instruments behind you.
Impressive!
Reg9500 1 year ago
THOU SHALT REMEMBER THE VENTURE BROTHERS, SEASON TWO, EPISODE TWO!
21 and 24 sing this as they're gearing up XD
Sammichez1 1 year ago 2
the main theme is very similiar to begining of mad max 2 road warior
MultiBorovnica 1 year ago
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MultiBorovnica 1 year ago
Speaking of Star Wars... Is it me or does Mars looks like the Alien that said "Its a trap"?
zerochrome85 1 year ago
@zerochrome85 You know, It DOES resemble Ackabar!
taburde 1 year ago
Isn't there a version of a video that was taken from the Rover's camera to this music? I think "CBS Sunday Morning" did a story about the full work being combined with the NASA footage from the different planets.
Tresix 1 year ago
THIS IS FLUFFY.
HE IS THE DESTROYER OF WORLDS.
Also, did anyone else think of the tank at the very beginning?
lalala300 1 year ago
THIS SI FLUFFY.
HE IS THE DESTROYER OF WORLDS.
lalala300 1 year ago
ausome love it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
101barnslig 1 year ago
fantastic.
MsSmartypants96 1 year ago
The old game Mars patrol brought me here, great game
MikeyD4x 1 year ago
NOTE: John Williams work on Star Wars was not "ripped off" from this music. It was inspired by it. Composers do this all the time. Beethoven, for example, was heavily influenced by the work of Mozart, and even made variations of Mozart's music. It is a common musical technique and pays homage to the original artist. Stop being a troll and go get a life.
Also, I'm not seeing how anyone is claiming "bad audio" on this video. It sounds fine to me.
evilottojr 1 year ago 8
We Love Gustav Holst
starfoxjr6976711 1 year ago
really good audio!
TheYellowQilin 1 year ago
This is the music to which Chuck Norris fucks.
plastique45 1 year ago 4
very intense.
tatbas29 1 year ago
If you think this "sounds like Star Wars", consider that it was written in 1920.
KarlRKaiser 1 year ago 2
@KarlRKaiser the star wars score was actually a rip-off from this. george lucas wanted something like "the planets". gladiator was another one of those rip-offs btw.
come2u2cu 1 year ago
This is a really great recording. Do you have Saturn by this recording ?
Martins2012 1 year ago
sounds like Star Wars..
tnvincesanity 1 year ago
Du er norsk?
MetalDubs666 1 year ago
growing up, my science text books at BEST had nice paintings of Jupiter and Saturn, and maybe even a grainy black and white photo of mars ... so for me to see this, is completely mind blowing ...
niclucianosr 1 year ago
i normally don't like orchestras but i LOVE this ^^
jbe0 1 year ago
where would star wars be without this!?!
mikexlong 1 year ago
@mikexlong erm, lol
kurtcorris 1 year ago
I think the movie Gladiator used certain parts of this piece? But made it sound slightly different, perhaps changed the key or something
LeonaRulez 1 year ago
the start of am i evil sounds so much like this
Kayes21 1 year ago
@Kayes21 yeah cos they ripped it off this
hellspawndarkangel 1 year ago
I declare war on the 2 people who dislike this!!!!!!!!!!!!!
historicalogicalness 1 year ago 3
Completely epic :)
pastasalad64 1 year ago
This song made me feel like I was on a rollar coaster - and then all of a sudden, a battle scene. And THEN suddenly, somebody died, the alien was coming out to explore the spaceship on Mars, and BOOM! We go down the rollar coaster. A rather exciting song. XD
PoT278 1 year ago 2
i played jupiter too and its so slow
luv this better bout war and stuff makes me happy
ktothej12 1 year ago
My brother played this in his marching band show it was so COOL!!!
blackcatlucky1313 1 year ago
@blackcatlucky1313 so did mine, 6 years ago.
MrZcross37 1 year ago
iv eplayed this is honor band and this is the best song ever
i luv it
ktothej12 1 year ago
We played Jupiter....it sucked....but now we're playing Mars and I camp up with the idea for red and black bandanas and war paint since it's our last song. But "NOOOO IT'S UNPROFESSIONAL" yes, that's the point my dearest conductor
Shoomooful 1 year ago
4:21, trombones = FUCKING GOLDEN djjridieie
jayce2728 1 year ago
i'm jealous of people who got to enjoy this type of music before all the science fiction shows
ajdicks 1 year ago
Imperial March definitely took some qualities from this piece.
SiezeyourDay 1 year ago
This orchestra nailed it, others i've heard go softer on the brass in the second half. No contest on Mars being the best movement.
taramals 1 year ago
Holy sh*t.
4:21 sent chills down my spine, so . . . powerful.
Mr. Holst, you are now my favorite composer.
YoYoSmileALot 1 year ago 2
ooo intense and i love it :D
3dudelys 1 year ago
@DuckingEnoriBag awesome! xD
I play the Bari Sax =]
We played this in our visual performance arts concert... erm.. today? XD
It was really fun :O But i dont really like my part because its too repetitive T0T
Hanichan1 1 year ago
mars is my favourite movement. I have to do a music project on it
cameron123abc1 1 year ago
THIS IS MY FAVORIIIIITE!
We're playing this for orchestra. we're playing mars and jupiter.
i play the tuba in our orchestra :D
it's a great time.
DuckingEnoriBag 1 year ago 2
@DuckingEnoriBag OH yeah EXACTLY my situation too! GO BASS!
sharpshoot28 1 year ago
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Konductt:
If you fancy heavy you could try Mahler or Verdi (personally I think the Requiem is totally kiss ass) or there is always Wagner...
Let us know how you get on...
Penelope
penelopeinbrazil 1 year ago
Konductt:
If you fancy heavy - you could try Mahler, Verdi (I particularly think the Requiem is totally kick ass) or there is always Wagner...
Let us know how you get on with them...
Penelope
penelopeinbrazil 1 year ago
Powerful classical, you mean like Prokofiev's 'Dance of the Knights', or Resphigi's final part of 'Pines of Rome'?
kagiva56 1 year ago
Ha! Besides the similarity to Star Wars, I just realized where I've heard this before - In the Venture Brothers, the Monarch's henchmen number 21 and 24 sing this song when they're getting into 24's stanza (in the time when the Monarch is in prison). They sing from approximately 4:15
Xanofar 1 year ago
i really like this song, but can anyone else help me find more powerful, or heavy classical music like this? i would reall like to find more like this thnx
Konductt 2 years ago
Dvorak new world symphony, it's the first one that comes up on youtube. Night on Bald Mountain. Oh and one winged angel - athough that's not strictly classical (^_^)
ball2906 2 years ago
we all wanted to do this song in orchistra... but noooo! we have to do jupiter D:
MitzisLoppunny 2 years ago 2
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Jupiter is awesome!!!!!!!! I don't know what you're talking about :)
codarkstarxx13 2 years ago 2
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EVERY piece in the planets is amazing, but i would rank mars as the most epic of them all.
eaterofcandy 1 year ago
codarkstarxx13 1 year ago
Epic and Uplifting.
Wolvve 2 years ago
I've been listening to a lot of classical music recently, but I think this is my favourite piece I've heard so far.
Metallideth1993 2 years ago
john williams based a lot on this piece. he's said it in interviews a hundred times.
chessgeek4400 2 years ago
This is so damn awesome! I am going to be playing this in District Orchestra in Feb. and now I now just how epic we WILL NOT sound! YEAH!!!
PTMarchingBand 2 years ago
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kevinazhu 2 years ago
PTMarchingBand: Same! I'll see you there, whoever you are! lol. And i completely agree with you.
kevinazhu 2 years ago
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The music is great. This is off-topic but...
If they faked the moon missions, it's possible that they faked the Mars missions too. Do a YouTube search on "MarsFaker".
Google "The Naked Scientists". Go to the "New Theories" section of the forum. There's a thread entitled "Did We Land on the Moon?". On page 15 there's a summary of moon hoax evidence. It's the seventh post from the top.
Cosmored 2 years ago
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sounds like star wars music, the death star is aprocing!!!!
bodemjager 2 years ago
how dare you! THIS SONG PWNZ STAR WARZ MUSIUC!!!
wackyfun512 2 years ago 23
actually it's used in star wars ;D
Wullewub 2 years ago
@wackyfun512 hngh, what? This song pwnz star warz musiuc? could plz. write that again in a readable way...?
timesdaughter 1 year ago
@wackyfun512 John Williams derived most of the star wars themes from this...
freakybeast112 1 year ago
@freakybeast112 james horner derived his entire career from this
MozTS 1 year ago
@freakybeast112
LittleMiss0902 1 year ago
@wackyfun512 Any one who says that is just trying hard not to be mainstream. Good music is good music.
RoboRobotnik 1 year ago
You're absolutely right! I don't get why people give you four thumbs down. They obviously don't know what they're talking about. George Lucas and John Williams agreed on wanting a Wagnerian, Gustav Holst-like music, Lucas himself called it "Space Opera". So Williams used some measures almost unchanged, for instance the ones that you were referring to. Another example: Erich Korngold's Main Theme for the movie "Kings Row" (1942). You can find the first bars in the "Main Theme" of "Star Wars"!!!
queggy1 2 years ago 2
I'm so goanna play this when I buy my zeppelin next week as I sweep across the land leaving doom and tyranny in my wake.
randomnews 2 years ago 55
Yes, this is a good song to use during grandiose scenes of evil.
electric926 2 years ago
@randomnews well, when your done can i borrow your atomic doom cannon?
hnrksl 1 year ago
this is awesome were doing an assignment on it in class and the stereo rocks
TheSayHiChannel 2 years ago
me gusta : D
AkuzameConTuHermana 2 years ago 7
The ending is very enthusiastic.
bluelover404 2 years ago
This is way awesome! Could you upload "Jupiter" Stereo version too please?
HaipaaBurosamu 2 years ago 2
we're doing an arrangement in my 8th grade ^___^ <333
sailorfan1111 2 years ago 2
I've never heard a more beautiful brass section than in this recording.
KhagarBalugrak 2 years ago 2
This is an incredible recording. It's very refined and well thought-out.
KhagarBalugrak 2 years ago
btw Have you ever heard of Tim Wisseman's turn based strategy game "VGA Planets"? (It's based on Star Trek, Star Wars and Battlestar Galactica but the names have been changed for copyright reasons)
During combats, you can hear a (shorter) MIDI version of Mars. (but I found a longer version somewhere)
FekLeyrTarg 2 years ago
This is my favourite track from Gustav Holst's Planets.
FekLeyrTarg 2 years ago
Jupiter is pretty good too.
Gradius0 2 years ago 2
That is one gorgeous planet. We'll live there one day. Among other places. Just a matter of time.
PeopleRDumbAsShit 2 years ago 2
And perhabs we'll even have shipyards in Mars' orbit one day. ;-)
FekLeyrTarg 2 years ago
Haue, Mars Altor!
crazymanwhois 2 years ago
WOW a mix of star trek, star wars, and Gladiator!!!!!
amazing piece of work.
mattmurray8 2 years ago 6
This is where they probably got their inspiration from. All the movies you listed are generally based upon war. Make sense. :]
TLW91 2 years ago
Yeah, I know that the music for Star Wars was influenced by this and although I'm not sure I could see how Star Trek was, but the music from Gladiator actually has some passages that are note for note taken from this movement of The Planets and yes it is an amazing piece of work.
csmusicforall 2 years ago
until 1:23 is like star trek, from that point on is like star wars. that track was sooooooo many decades ahead of its time.
routhoula 2 years ago 2
Sounds like mario like when your in bowser castle or when you see the doom ships
shuppet34 2 years ago
I can just imagine hundreds of thousands of soldiers marching... or a navy of hundreds of battleships... aircraft flying in vast formations through the air.
CrisisCake 2 years ago 3
Mario 3!
letsapastel 2 years ago
Ahhh, mars.. bringer of GORE
omegablake 2 years ago
I'm in the middle of reading Heinlein's "Stranger in Strange Land", and this song is mentioned, so I checked it out. Awesomness. Makes me want to kill something...
StntDbl83 2 years ago
yeah, mainly star destroyers xD
routhoula 2 years ago
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He stole this off Gladiator.
Prysiau 2 years ago
how about we say that they all composed great works and keep going on with our lives :) i think this song sounds tons better played in person. my band plays this song and you get more power from it
tetramincolor2000 2 years ago
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really bad audio!
trpdng 2 years ago
link in description
NorskTorsk 2 years ago 2
@NorskTorsk Still really bad audio!
chasepw133 1 year ago
John Williams : BUSTED !!!
Please also listen to Stravinsky "rites of spring", it surprisingly sounds like the sandmen part of star wars.
lol lol lol lol
grunthor31 2 years ago
So you would rather have heard this during Star Wars than the music that John Williams composed? Interesting. I guess that no new music should be composed because one can draw similarities between many different songs. . .
snoopster2009 2 years ago
Every composer throughout time is influenced by another's works. Mozart and beethoven are the prime examples. Mozart had hayden and Beethoven had Mozart.
stercus2759 2 years ago
Most likely the sandmen part of star wars sounds like Stravinsky's rites of spring.
odalrich 2 years ago
it's not RITES.
it's RITE.
musically illiterate.
trumpeteeress 2 years ago 3
OK you smartypants, was the mistake so serious? it was just a damn s!
odalrich 2 years ago
it was.
i've made it before and i got the same response.
trumpeteeress 2 years ago
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trumpeteeress 2 years ago
wanna say it again?
What is it?
Hopefully you'll remember next time you talk to Brian...
godlovespigs 2 years ago
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trumpeteeress 2 years ago
Of course Williams was inspired by Stravinsky. The sand-people are portrayed as ravaging barbarians, and "Rite of Spring" is actually pure barbarism. I.E. music focusing mainly on rhytm instead of melodies. Quite fitting for the Sand People.
cardboardflutist 2 years ago 2
im plaiying this song in the orchestra (percusion) so damn hars
xbidix1 2 years ago
We're playing this for my Wind Ens.
The Clarient part is soooooo slow..
But this song (and series of all the planets) is absoutly amazing.
kimmiealoo 2 years ago
What orchestra is this? Someone, please tell me. I've got the London Symphony Orchestra's performance but I like this one too.
mac112man 2 years ago
its all in the description
NorskTorsk 2 years ago
Oh man, I feel like an idiot. Thanks.
mac112man 2 years ago
jasso norsk ja=P
xbidix1 2 years ago
man that trombone is kickin
Jpapi2003 2 years ago 2
Hi NorskTorsk
I love this composition so much I used it in my Battle of Britain movie, posted above .
AWESOME.
Keith :)
CheckMySix 2 years ago
dude im in 7th grade and we play this and jupiter and i never liked band until this came around the trombone part is intense (that is what i play)
skatenowandlater 2 years ago 2
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yes, we can tell where that praised composer JOHN WILLIAMS gets his inspiration (stealing).
Zarathustra799 3 years ago
are you implying that john williams is a fake?
nejihyuga665 2 years ago
YES, that's what I'm saying. He's a talentless HACK profiting off the work of others.
Zarathustra799 2 years ago
Talentless? That's absurd. The repertoire of music which he composed contains songs which are popular among all sorts of different people. It's sad that you believe him to be talentless, because it is likely that his accomplishments will outshine yours, and you are therefore calling yourself LESS than talentless! That's according to my logic though. Who knows, maybe you will not die in anonymity, but it is likely that you and I and many others will. John Williams will not.
snoopster2009 2 years ago 2
I'll agree that John Williams is *talented* in the same way that a director who remakes a movie is talented. Almost every song that John Williams has composed is a carbon copy of some smaller composer's work. Almost the entirety of the Star Wars series' music was borrowed from the scores of other films. I have a friend who is currently working on remaking Star Wars by piecing together clips from every movie that Lucas took from and all the songs Williams took from. So far it's pretty uncanny.
smiledammit24 2 years ago
That sounds quite interesting and I would love to watch that could you plaeas email me a link so I could give it a look, thanks in advance
alastairppcli 2 years ago
why oh why would you say that?
annihil8ted 2 years ago
dude do you even know who wrote this piece? and yes we can all tell ur ignorant and sadly befuddled.
annihil8ted 2 years ago
Reminds me of the "Great Tree" from ActRaiser.
Grimgerde 3 years ago
the stereo seems to have disappeared on this one. add &fmt=18 to get it back.
NorskTorsk 3 years ago
Probably the most hardcore piece of music ever.
rockrhapsody123 3 years ago 4
Excellent recording, one of the best I've heard, so much clarity. Not the 1st time I've been impressed by a recording made my the Montreal Orchestra. Listen to their treatment of Respighi's "Pines of Rome", its stunning.
topeuph 3 years ago
I was in the brass section. Trumpet FTW!!
Peepskilla 3 years ago
cool!
Soccaboi19 3 years ago
Excelent, thanks!!! When will you have the other parts...?
nickie2011 3 years ago
I have played this piece in orchestra. My part was piccolo. :) It difficult to play, but oh so worth it. It gives a rush when you have all the brass instruments behind you.
CearaQC 3 years ago 3
This stereo version is excellent! Thanks!
begins632 3 years ago
&fmt=18 put this after the video address to listen in stereo.
MaBu888 3 years ago