Boccherini- (Master and Commander)

[JosePadillaMrqz]

Everything is great but the part of 4:16 to 6:32 is too much...

[JosePadillaMrqz]

i don´t believe in oscars... just two? what about best film? best director? Crowe & Bettany? They´re PERFECT! Bag... sux.

[pepinlira]

deliciosoooooooo



[MACSPORRON]

they made a french ship & not an american ship as the movie was backed by american film makers ..... BOFF

[helljumper100]

@MACSPORRON ssssshhhhht dont pis them of ore they will invade your country ;)

[MACSPORRON]

@helljumper100 am scots of irish decent < so in a nut shell they have done me over twice .......ALBA GO BRAGH freedom & an independent SCOTLAND

[26Coaster]

gorgeous.

[182jep]

Un placer para los oidos ( placeres de la historia a nuestro alcance ) en definitiva un caramelo

para la sensivilidad.

[b3nni3ghr]

the part your looking for is 4:15

[gizpiotr15]

Bez,komentarza

[annabellyfullofjelly]

Ahh . . . I love Richard's playing. I'd go to the far side of the world for it.

[PEPEDEBARRO]

¡Olé!

[charliesacoolkid]

which I'm listening to it again ain't i.

[MinisterAilingTongue]

What's amazing about this film is that it is a synthesis of the first 10 of O'Brian's books.

[charliesacoolkid]

@MinisterAilingTongue even further! The line 'I have never had a braver patient' In the movie was from the book Clarissa Oakes. Where they amputate the arm of midshipmen Reade. Love it

[MinisterAilingTongue]

@charliesacoolkid Really? Sweet! I thought I would only read the first ten because after that as you know, O'Brian said he would have to create 1812b in order to continue with his characters in a naval history context... Those books make me happy, man.

[abaddondracoira]

Epic ☺☺

[carlosdios666]

VIVA

[97anonymus]

i love from 4:15 to the end

[boogiebegs]

@97anonymus yeah me too... it gets fun then...

[linenbox]

And 4:11 is the best part :D

[soundersbloke]

At times I wish I could have been born at the time for the quality of music and importance of quality of life.

[simonmordeci]

@soundersbloke I have a great appreciation for history, and yes, the music from that time period is enjoyable to listen to, even today. But, I must say, I'm glad I live in this day in age, with all our "modern" conveniences. We can push buttons and listen to what we want, when we want. In those days, it wasn't quite so easy. Nor were a great many other things then. They did have values and morals which have all but disappeared now, but all in all, the "good old days" were not so good..

[soundersbloke]

@simonmordeci I realize that, but everyone imagines themselves sometimes growing up in a different period in history and there are its advantages and disadvantages. But just imagine sitting at one of Shakespeares plays at the Globe Theatre several centuries ago, or watching planes fly over London during the Battle of Britain, swing dancing to a live performance by the young Andrews Sisters, or be at a Mozart concert. Even if you wouldn't choose to live back in history, at times you imagine.

[lichtbroeder]

@simonmordeci We can push buttons to hear music. Our ancestors gathered by the fire and made their own. We have greater individual rights. They had stronger bonds of family and community. We have computers and e-books. They had myths and oral traditions. We live long lives and are often unhappy, despite having many choices in it. They lived shorter lives, had fewer choices, but often possessed inner certainty. I too like living now, but are we, with all our "stuff", better people for it?

[linenbox]

@lichtbroeder lol.... hipster

[lichtbroeder]

@linenbox Sorry, I don't have a clue as to what you mean, but I'll join in the fun: "hamster".

[BENTLEYQUAMP]

@lichtbroeder ....Brilliantly put.

[MinisterAilingTongue]

@lichtbroeder Yeah, we're better off now. I wouldn't be able to study physics in the paleolithic! Standing on the shoulders of giants indeed. I'm more like a louse perched high on top of others' heads!!! I prefer antibiotics to suffering through every illness... And I like to use electricity! No, I'd have died in childhood or shortly thereafter. Most people did. I believe in science and am strongly prejudiced on the side of intellect. Lots of people neglect their brains to their detriment.

[PEPEDEBARRO]

@lichtbroeder No, we are not better at all.

[Horsemarine100]

Beautiful music! This wa a brillioant film in many ways, but, IMHO, it tried to do too much, cramming the scrambled plots of several long novels into one film. Possibly makers felt they would never get another such chance and tried to get as much of the cream of 20 longish novels in at once. 

[AccurateMrC]

Such class. Why can't we produce music like this anymore?

[PFCFleisch]

@AccurateMrC We can.

[neos1973]

Espectacular BOCCHERINI 

[OceansongxOwlstorm]

i am a thirteen year old girl and i am in love with this movie ~

<3

[annabellyfullofjelly]

@OceansongxOwlstorm I'm fourteen and I love it too! :)

[GMatteo97]

@annabellyfullofjelly same !!! I watched it a lot of times...the books are fantastic too

[Fenner1976]

One of the best films ever made. Lucky Jack's pursuit of the Acheron! Listening to this piece with headphones on is a real treat. Many thanks for this one. 

[94Graves]

make that 2 french ships that dislike this.

[loicvdw112]

2 sailors of that french ship saw this video.

[Davesintexas]

Amazing someone puts up the entire work....I dont think that too many people are aware that the movie's duet is just a small part within a larger piece of work. Is it called the Blind Begars piece within the Night Music of Madrid??? err please let me know the correct

[Loobs666]

No wonder it was called the HMS Surprise.... he managed to fit a complete orchestra onto it and no-one noticed!

[mnmlistcellist]

I'm so glad Boccherini was a cellist . . .

[MsGigmaster]

i want this for my wedding,if ever,it is the best song!

[feldmaresciallo1]

i think that this is one of the best songs that i known

[lucadg68]

PIACEVOLE SCOPERTA

[OlaNaTungee6]

anybody who read the books?

[Varzio]

@OlaNaTungee6 Uhm,does reading the books count? I just finished the first one today.^^" Why do you ask?;)

[OlaNaTungee6]

@Varzio it doesn't matter. i just wondered if there were any people who didn't just watch the film (which is brilliant anyway) because the books are simply awesome :)

[Varzio]

@OlaNaTungee6 I read book 1,3 and I`m currently reading 9..

The film is brilliant,no doubt about,but the books are very hard to understand if English isn´t your native language. :/ (They´re still very entertaining..I loved the sloth XD)

[OlaNaTungee6]

@Varzio well, i read them, too.... i'm currently reading book 19 :D but in german ^^

[Varzio]

@OlaNaTungee6 Maybe I should´ve done that,but up until now I never had any problems reading stuff in English.:( I might read the others in German but I´ve heard that the translations aren´t too great.Is that true?Reading them in German is probably easier for me^^

[OlaNaTungee6]

@Varzio are you german? XD because the translation is actually pretty good...

[Varzio]

@OlaNaTungee6 Me?Noooooo!Okay..yes. XD Dann werd ich wohl mal zusehen,dass ich die deutschen Bücher in die Finger kriege,nicht wahr?

[OlaNaTungee6]

@Varzio tu das XD  die gibt es bei amazon...

[LordFarquhar96]

@Varzio the sloth i is awesome this movie made me start reading i'm on book 4 but i have up till about book 8 lined up to be read and later i'll have all of them

[Varzio]

@LordFarquhar96 It is,ins´t it?I still start to smile when thinking about it. ;D

I have 1,3 and 9..and to be honest I don´t think I´ll continue reading them..at least not in the near future.Too exhausting and I´m not in the mood to read something in my native language.

I´ll just stick to Doyle for now..XD Btw,it´s great that you like the books + movie,too!

[jokersjow]

Awesome!!!

[musicologo1able]

I dont think I will ever get tired to listen to this piece!!

[MrGilburt]

the two dislikes are probably french

[PH9294]

@MrGilburt cut your crap please !! I'm french and I love it

[netojoaopedro]

@MrGilburt I was gonna like your comment, but then I noticed how many there are and I just couldn't ruin that number :)

[MC202zipper]

@MrGilburt

The comment makes me think you're an american, am I wrong? ;)

And, no, I am not french, you see..

[phildor06]

@MrGilburt

You're wrong ! I'm French and really like this music.

If you speak about the movie, you have to know that the story is not exact.

The French ship was in the reality American.

[transonicbuoy]

@MrGilburt Yes but they will speak English.

[TheMarsouin78]

@MrGilburt

Sir, The French tell you the word of Cambronne. Merde!

[angelren39]

@MrGilburt No, are my neighbors

[sillygoose311]

my favorite scene in the entire film.... gorgeous music.

[fczzzp]

2 people didn't see Master and Commander

[motogj66]

Roger that me hearties! Hearts of Oak, and boys who were steady boys, steady!!

[Chiru390]

second, napoleonic invasion meant the difusion of the modern ideas of the french rev. in a continent with social estructures still of ancient regime. about the film, it's really good, good actors and better music, remarkable music. from argentina with love :D

[Chiru390]

well i dont like british navy because it simbolized the power of british empire and i refuse the empires of all times even of our present time, in s.xix empire policy was colnialism in the name of the occidental civilizationof , about napoleonic wars i desagree in part with the winners version of these. first france invaded the entire continental europe then fight against equal powers it happened all the contrary in coloniai situations.

[creccy]

Best film ever made about the Royal Navy of that period and the music ....wow takes some beating .

[teresaplz]

@danipk94 la traduccion exacta es "Musica nocturna de las calles de Madrid" no se de donde te has sacado la traduccion

[Nacho66]

I love how, really, all you need is a thesaurus to understand written Italian!

Speaking and listening are another matter though...

[TheDingoflamingo]

Fuck this world I want that world!

[USMarineRifleman0311]

@TheDingoflamingo

200yrs from now someone will say the same thing about our time, weird huh...

[TheLastRoyalist]

just one word

Fantastic

[dsakcz]

Do you someone have sheets for this music? Thanks

[dsakcz]

Do you someone have sheets for this music? Thanks

[bkeay100]

I find it difficult to believe that there are 2 people who dislike this !!!

[musicologo1able]

@bkeay100 The reason is because apart from being stupid they are Deaf!!

[USASalim]

Liugi Boccherini is an excellent composer, but largely unknown...i think the movie Master and Commander restored somewhat of his notoriety. 

[bkeay100]

@USASalim

I never heard of this guy! and i've been around!

The "la Musica Notturna Delle Strade De Madrid" is

in a word AWESOME

[USASalim]

@bkeay100 I second that

[BlameThaGame]

Thumbs up if you agree that the one that gave dislike is a queer lol

[Anholt71]

@BlameThaGame

Subject to the requirements of duty

[BlameThaGame]

Thumbs up if you agree that the one that disliked this is a queer lol

[mickakamickie]

I love it you can't even see the dislike bar :p

[ballerness86]

@mickakamickie haha wow thats the smallest dislike bar ive seen with this many views. haha

[TheSpiritof1969]

@ballerness86

Obviously by someone looking for Britney Spears or some other highly acclaimed pain in the ........

[victorasecas]

Yeah dude ! I rock

[panzerrat]

Probably due to this movie, this song has always conveyed epic distances to me, with a haunting sense of loneliness. The Ocean is so great, and we are so small.

[Rubenn91able]

1 person is a frenchman



[vraciul73]

strings in the background just after Pullings becomes captain.

Killick, moaning: "Ah, here we go again!...."

Jack: "Killick! Killick there!"

Killick grumpy: "...which it will be ready, when it will be ready!

[Maphysto]

@vraciul73 "Well, Stephen...the bird's flightless?"

"Yes."

"It's not going anywhere."

[vraciul73]

@Maphysto really like that part but find that the best was Killick's tone :))

[bweezy123]

Wow! 9 1/2 minutes!!! Could do a lot of things to one song! Like... cook breakfast AND eat it! ;-)

[volglizolic]

@bweezy123 it would be great breakfast if while you eat it you listen to this masterpeace

[80sspirit4ever]

Esta pieza es oro puro, la pelicula es toda una joya la amo :)

[taxiabanomontegrotto]

Stupenda

[SeryiVolk2009]

In the recent words of Jack Aubrey, aka Russell Crowe : “If you want a Master and Commander sequel I suggest you e-mail Tom Rothman at Fox and let him know your thoughts”. (December 2010)

[fordfan25]

@SeryiVolk2009 at fox.....yea fat chance. those *** clowns would not know a good show to save there lives.but we can hope.

[Barhwald]

It is wonderful that they played a string quintet on only 2 string instruments!

[molly43able]

1 french ship dislikes this

[TheRocinka]

@molly43able hahaha!!!! Bravo, Molly! Absolutely brilliant!

[austenbosten]

@molly43able What do you expect? The cheese-eating wine-drinkers of Napoleon can't stand a pair of dago-loving Englishmen with a great sense of taste in Classical Music.

Only ze franch will bee zey sophisticaated onesz, hunh hunh hunh!

[fordfan25]

@molly43able yea but there french so who cares :p

[TheMarsouin78]

@molly43able

You don't read the books of Patrick O'Brian, in particular "the other side of the world" the film is an adaptation of this novel.

If you had read it, you would know that, they pursue the norfolk. Jack Aubrey and Stephen Maturin are assigned a new mission: protecting the British whaling fleet of ravages of an American frigate the Norfolk.

[jlkasi]

It is the musical instruments that are used to produce that great sound.

[Z7TomC7Z]

Anyone else waiting for 4:14 to 6:35 :D :D :D

[carrotsRgood4you]

@Z7TomC7Z whats the name of that song anyway?

[Z7TomC7Z]

@carrotsRgood4you by Luigi Boccherini "La Musica Notturna Delle Strade Di Madrid No. 6" i believe he made very famous music like Minuet Hope this helps you :)

[sparrowmeyer]

@Z7TomC7Z I was!!! *grins* Love that part!!



[RomUK11]

@Z7TomC7Z was just waiting for this part ;)



[motogj66]

@Z7TomC7Z I sure was thanks for the tip to go to 4:14

[sillygoose311]

@Z7TomC7Z I def was!!:)

[Scorponok2009]

@Z7TomC7Z yes, yes I was.

[Raspindac]

@Z7TomC7Z Of course!!!

[ViskaViska]

@Z7TomC7Z is absolutly perfect from begin to end! ;)

[chobit389]

@Z7TomC7Z Not me, I was waiting for 0:00 to 9:24

[MrAmazighien]

i love itttttttt

[Dizbanger22]

This piece is so lush and gorgeous. It never fails to inspire me and make me want to go practice some more.

[reLampaguer]

muy buena esta melodia...

Te felicito por haber cargado este pedazo muy lindo!

que pase un buen dia Majogali.

[12evamusic]

Those two random pizz. on "e" that are repeated over and over in the slow section...I think the third...what are they supposed to represent? Because I just cant help but laugh every time I hear them. If anyone knows please tell me.

[linalanz]

MARAVILLOSO BOCCHERINI EN ESPECIAL LA MUSICA NOCTURNA!!!!!

[jaoa7]

que buena

[starkvegasdawgs]

4:14-6:33... for anyone wanting to listen to the song that's played in this part of Master & Commander

[VCO992]

The part from 4:15 to 6:32, is that also called 'Boccherini'?

[gan1455]

@VCO992 boccherini is the composer

[VCO992]

@gan1455 LOL have to learn to read the description. Totally missed that. Thanks anyway.

[motoryachtkarilla]

@VCO992 An English translation of the name of the piece is "Music of the Madrid Night Watch." It was one of my favourites ever since earliest childhood, and when it was played in Master & Commander it made my year. Absolutely perfect musical casting!

[VCO992]

@motoryachtkarilla Indeed. First heard of it in the film, but is it beautiful music.

[HappyRick]

@motoryachtkarilla

Actually the Italian translation is Night Music of the Streets of Madrid

[guille676]

increible sonudtruck!!!!

[Janonymusz]

Fantastic! This is my favourie soundtrec. Thank You!

[1anatinemeriman]

certamente, maravilhossssssoooo, como é bom estar vivo e poder escutar, por essas coisas, ja vale a pena ter passado por este belo mundo....obrigado Bocherini

[cat12275]

I love to sail and I love this movie and its music, especially Boccherini. The look on Capt Aubrey's face when he realizes that the French commander is not dead but alive is priceless.

[TheGervarod]

@cat12275 so you mean at the end they turned around the captain of the other ship was not dead he was another bloke instead that was another person hiding?

[Shaysailor]

@TheGervarod Yes, the French captain was alive and posing as the doctor of the other ship. So Aubrey knew he had to go after him.

[1anatinemeriman]

Fantastic...me lembra á infancia os dias de brincadeira á beira da calçada num dia de chuva...como é terrivel a musica...terrivelmente linda...

[stoox17]

absolument magnifique merci a boccherini de l'avoir composé et merci a master n commander de nous l'avoir interprété avec de si belles images :)

[curuxa64]

Fantástica película.MARAVILLOSO BOCCHERINI

Gracias.

[LinktheHylianHero]

I absolutely love Master and Commander and of course the soundtrack.

I love this piece especially because of the contrast between the begging and the actual piece.