Yeah, after all he pretty much brainwashes her into being with him. I love this peice of music :) (and of course the books, however I didn't enjoy Hannibal Rising as much as the original trilogy)
@maximusfart That was the whole point of hannibal lector. He was insane yet sane as well. We see it as murder, where he saw it as an art. To deduct the "free-range rude" from our world. :]
You look like a rube; a wild, scrubbed, hustling rube. Good nutrition has given you some length of bone, but you're not one generation from poor white trash. And that accent you've tried so desperately to shed, what is that, pure West Virginia? What is your father, dear, is he a cole miner does he stink of a lamp? Oh how quickly the boys found you all those tedious, sticky fumblings in the back seats of cars. While you could only think of getting out, getting anywere, getting all the way...
You see a lot, Doctor. But are you strong enough to point that high-powered perception at yourself? What about it? Why don't you - why don't you look at yourself and write down what you see? Or maybe you're afraid to.
hahaha I first heard this while reading silence of the lambs (the book), and later on when Hannibal asked for the goldberg variations and heard it on the background I almost shit myself...
well, let me tell you how glad I am that this kind of muisc is still alive after the vast majority now listen to nothing but shallow, talentless trash...
i loved the Hannibal Lecter-movies with Anthony Hopkins a bit more than the Hannibal Rising(i know it was supposed to be about how he became the Hannibal we all know and love, and are terrified to death of), but still
@thenotoriousadin You have to be jokiing, This is Glenn Gould .....probably the finest interpreter of Bach of all time, The slight rubato is wonderful .... particularly if you are a scholar interested in early Baroque music. Music of this era was written for the harpsichord, which didn't allow for the same tonal dynamics as the piano. To give the "illusion" of crescendo, the performer introduced a slight "rubato". Gould's translation to the piano is perfect ... just perfect.
This is not Glenn Gould as is said in the description-->That is false. Glenn gould plays this way better and takes the time for the emotions. Check his version. I have the cd next to me. Much slower, much more emotion, much better.
This is indeed an early recording of Glenn Gould .... from a concert given in 1955. Thomas Harris, the author of "The Silence of the Lambs, had Lector specifically ask for that recording. It was used as background for the opening credits as well as for the scenes where he kills two guards. Gould made the version you're talking about many years later. I personally prefer the earlier one. I was privileged to hear him in live concert in Montreal around 1960.
@thenotoriousadin maybe. I tried to listen many other versions, without results. This one is the best in my opinion. I'm not a musician, but I know what i feel through listening this track.
if they are ever going to redo or continue the series without Sir Anthony Hopkins I think There are a few actors who may be able to take his place. I'm thinking Joseph Gordon-Levitt or Bradley cooper. They both have great acting ability and both look like a well mannered, civilized looking person.
Hanibal Rising was dissapointing, a real missed opportunity. Still a gap though from his arrival in North America to Silence of the Lambs so scope for another movie?
@tsotlfan True my friend but Anthony Hopkins is a little old now so who could carry off the role of the younger Hannibal? Superb character, one of the greatest fictional villains. Respect to you sir/madam
@tirnaog09 Well in Hannibal Rising, he's played by Gaspard Ulliel, so maybe he could continue the role. He is a great character and the best villain of all time. Respect back to you sir/madam
@tsotlfan You are right, THE best villian in fiction. I stand corrected. I do hope they complete the series, he is so populat that perhaps comercial greed will ensure they do? It's Sir btw. Tirnaog, Scotland.
It is always best, to have Golberd Varation playing in the background, when you are about to say something insane, such as; "You see, the brain itself feels no pain if that concerns you, Clarice." or even better "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again." That will surely freak out the room mates.
My English class' final that's due Friday is to write 8 journal entries for the main character in Edgar Allan Poe's short story The Tell Tale Heart and we have to pretend that we're the actual main character who is insane. I feel much more better while listening to this :). I KNOW I'm going to ace this thing now....if I don't....I'll just stalk my English teacher for 7 nights and on the 8th, I'll enter her house and smother her with her own bed >:)
;) it's not a complete shame, it is life. Our manners are not the same as they used to, I think. You're right, but not completly! Enjoy your day and keep smiling. Instead of.. ;)
@ka0sthe0ry1337 Jodie Foster turned the role down citing the violence content of the movie. While Jodie wouldve been better I think Julianne Moore did more than ample justice to the character
@locomavsfan It wasnt actually. Jodie Fster didn't like the idea of Clarice falling in love with Hannibal, so she backed out. Although, she will always be Clarice in my eyes.
@53XXX21 See that's a really silly excuse on Jodie Foster's behalf. As she does not fall in love with Hannibal, But instead Hannibal with her. But lets be honest, what girl wouldn't fall in love with Hannibal. This is shown in the film by how she clearly attempts to smash a snow globe over his head. However I do think there may have been some "tension". Maybe she is ashamed to admit it to herself because... he eats people. Were did it say that? I am very intrested in reading it. x
@HanaSeung I cant remeber where I saw it, but I've read it a few times from different sources. I have definatly fallen in love with Hannibal, especially in the books, which are much better than the movies. She enjoys a nice meal with Paul Krendlers brain too in the book, so that tension isn't really there x
You know what you look like with your good bag and your cheap shoes? A rube. A wild, scrubbed, hustling rube with a little taste. Good nutrition has given you some length of bone, but you're not one generation from poor white trash are you?
@yougoddamnprick Gould was not a "maniac." Yes, he was highly idiosyncratic, and some of course now think he had Aspergers (though it seems every half-intelligent person and their dog is said to have Aspergers). But a maniac? Really?
And I want I don't like about Gould is the idiosyncrasies of his interpretation of the Goldberg Variations. Though I am one who advocates a freer interpretation of Baroque music, I just don't enjoy as much of what Gould did with them. That's just my opinion.
@BlackPhoenix623 hero? Though we can all agree upon the fact that Anthony/Lecter is extremely awesome, he is by far not a hero hehe :P He kills and eats people for God's sake, and not necessarily in that particular order :P
I know that they will never let me out of here as long as I am alive. What I want is a view where I Can see a tree, or perhaps water. I want to be in a federal institution, far away from Dr. Chilton.
@heeshyboy After watching Silence of the Lambs, my girlfriend and I went to Whole Foods and bought fava beans and calves liver. Alas, no chianti. Grapejuice.
Wow. This song is... exactly how it was described in Silence of the Lambs: beautiful beyond plight and time. The music certainly fits Dr. Lecter's more sophisticated side, but not exactly the cannibalistic side of him.
I have followed with enthusiasm, the course of your disgrace and public shaming. My own never bothered me, except for the inconvenience of being incarcerated, but you may lack perspective. In our discussions down in the dungeon, it was apparent to me that your father, the dead night watchman figures largely in your value system. I think your success in putting an end to Jame Gumb's carrer as a couturier pleased you most because you could imagine your father being pleased.
But alas you are in bad odor with the FBI. Do you imagine your daddy being shamed by your disgrace? Do you see him in his plain pine box crushed by your failure? The petty end of a promising career..What is worst about this humiliation Clarice? Is it how your failure will reflect on your Mommy and Daddy? Is your worst fear that people will now and forever believe, they were indeed just good old trailer camp tornado bait, white trash? and that perhaps you are too?..
BTW I couldn't help noticing on the FBI's rather dull public website that I have been hoisted from the bureau's archives of the common criminal and elevated to the more prestigious ten most wanted list. Is this coincidence? Are you back on the case? If so goody-goody coz I need to come out of retirement and return to public life. I imagine you sitting in a dark basement room bent over papers and computer screens. Is that accurate? Please tell me, truly, special agent Starling.
P.S: Clearly, this new assignment is not your choice, rather I suppose it is part of the bargain, but you accepted it Clarice; your job is to craft my doom..so I am not sure how I should wish you but I am sure we will have a lot of fun. Ta..Ta...H.
The storybook, "real" Hannibal had "maroon eyes" according to the stories. Also, Dolarhyde had, get this, YELLOW eyes (from the book Red Dragon) :D The next psycho killer will have PURPLE eyes.
@quakingphear No, he had an extra pinky on one of his hands. It's called "pterodactyly". I believe it was his left hand. He had it surgically removed after his escape from "Mr. Pembry" and friends, along with other cosmetic enhancements to his face. But yeah, it wasn't showing when he was still trapped in his various cells in either Silence of the Lambs OR Hannibal. Would have been a useless distraction anyway. After all, it wasn't important in the books either.
@wenaolong Oh yeah, I knew it was something like that. I think it helped him distract the guard when he was picking the lock on his handcuffs in his final escape in Lambs. The guard kept looking at it when he was watching him, so he used his other hand or something to that effect.
@quakingphear In the book I think neither guard was looking at his hands, being overconfident. That's why they didn't keep an eye on his hands. He played on their primitive, peasant ego needs to feel... safe and superior to him. He let himself seem pompous and impotent, all the while letting no sign of inner strength or cunning show on the surface. Just an over-the-hill nutjob, a deflated version of himself in their eyes. It worked. They played that up well in the movie.
this recording is a mess. As Glenn Gould said, there is a lot of piano playing going on. The line is being pulled every which way, all those cute little artistic tempo dips. It is a mess.
@beatlesmack9 I think this recording is fine. Gould took it pretty slow and created a lot of space that took away from the pleasing texture of this "Hannibal" recording :)
@beatlesmack9 I think this recording is exceptional. Gould took it pretty slow. He created a lot of space that I feel took away from the pleasing texture of this "Hannibal" recording.
@saimon1969 Because we owe works of art more than they owe us. Because works of art aren't "entertainment". Because the movie was anti-gay and anti-male, and it tried to express how "creepy" the "obscene Father" is, where the "obscene Father" (cf. Zizek) is the Father who's escaped being murdered/sacrificed by the Horde of children in the original barbarism.
@spinoza1111 I will not pretend to be highly intelligent (being only average), but I will say that you have a point, Silence of the Lambs gave homosexuals a bad name. But you needed a highly original character with a motive. And in Buffalo Bill's/Jame Gumb's case, to become a woman as beautiful as his mother was. Jame was highly unstable, as well as a murderer, and was denied sexual reassignment. So, from the inspiration of a moth or a butterfly, he chose to creat a suit made from the skins...
@JoskyMT ...of women, and turn from a male to a female. What you said is accurate, however. Buffalo Bill was insane and, as mentioned, not really gay ("it was just something he picked up in prison"), but nevertheless, males and homosexual men were given a rather bad name.
@JoskyMT Actually, in the original book, Hannibal told us that Jame Gumb thoought he wanted to be a transvestite, not a gay, mainly because he had a complex about his mother. Nit picking, but you have to give credit where credit is due. On everything else, however, you are correct.
@GeniusDetectiveL Oh, yeah, huh. Well, some transsexuals take the surgery because they felt that they belonged to the wrong sex (I've got some friends who said that, anyway), and usually the cross-dressers I meet are just uber gay. I think that Jame Gumb just wanted to mix transvestism with transsexualism and a couple ounces of insanity.
@JoskyMT Nice... okay, I'll give you that, mainly because I really hate his dog. That dog proves what you are saying. No straight man would suffer a poodle willingly.
Closer. CLOSER.
FionaBoosh 2 weeks ago
ready when you are sgt pembry
rocker4u123 2 weeks ago
Where is 1:07 from? Barney in a plane?
789123Y 4 weeks ago
Yeah, after all he pretty much brainwashes her into being with him. I love this peice of music :) (and of course the books, however I didn't enjoy Hannibal Rising as much as the original trilogy)
devilman1976 1 month ago
It isn´t gould
mario1994444 1 month ago
Oh hes a monster, a pure psychopath... Its so rare to catch one alive....
maximusfart 1 month ago
@maximusfart That was the whole point of hannibal lector. He was insane yet sane as well. We see it as murder, where he saw it as an art. To deduct the "free-range rude" from our world. :]
BrklnComrade301 1 month ago
@BrklnComrade301 Um... i was quoting the movie...
maximusfart 3 weeks ago
Ready whe you are Sargent Pembry.
tbmuex 1 month ago
Mind the Drawings please. That should have been a warning there.
Shanethefilmmaker 2 months ago
harris says dr lecter was used to play a song made by henry the 8th for his wife. does someone know where can i find it and which is its title?
mp3penna 2 months ago
@mp3penna May be greensleeves?
hallower123 2 months ago
@hallower123 i think you're right, thanks!
mp3penna 2 months ago
@mp3penna I think it's called Green grows the holly.
thejohnsmithyetagain 1 month ago
thhh,thtttt,thtttttt,,thtttt,thhhttt mmmmm Cianti and Faver beans.
Malloyism 2 months ago
I do wish we could chat longer, but... I'm having an old friend for dinner. Bye
TDXguy 3 months ago 24
It is a lot more mysterious when it is played slowly.
Johanproducties 3 months ago
I wonder if people know that this is just a super tiny part of the huge goldberg variations...
Vesivian 3 months ago
I listened it about 32 times and it's still not enough...
Amazing !
Firstratecuntlapper 3 months ago
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ubaldiful 3 months ago
We have to recognize this is a great song, Bach is a genius......... that´s the reason i want to learn piano.............
kalep98 4 months ago
Music, like language, is arbitrary.
Techno, trance, rap, auto-tuned voices... nothing we can do about it.
TheTimeTraveler100 4 months ago
@TheTimeTraveler100
I agree!!!!
GiulioMa 3 months ago
Forgot how good this was.
TheTimeTraveler100 4 months ago
Glenn Gould.
TripleRhu 4 months ago
All good things to those who wait.
pazzarelli26 4 months ago
to the FBI.
mellowmaniac43 4 months ago
You look like a rube; a wild, scrubbed, hustling rube. Good nutrition has given you some length of bone, but you're not one generation from poor white trash. And that accent you've tried so desperately to shed, what is that, pure West Virginia? What is your father, dear, is he a cole miner does he stink of a lamp? Oh how quickly the boys found you all those tedious, sticky fumblings in the back seats of cars. While you could only think of getting out, getting anywere, getting all the way...
mellowmaniac43 4 months ago
@mellowmaniac43
You see a lot, Doctor. But are you strong enough to point that high-powered perception at yourself? What about it? Why don't you - why don't you look at yourself and write down what you see? Or maybe you're afraid to.
the rookie nails it meeting him the first time
TDXguy 3 months ago
hahaha I first heard this while reading silence of the lambs (the book), and later on when Hannibal asked for the goldberg variations and heard it on the background I almost shit myself...
madamewho 5 months ago
well, let me tell you how glad I am that this kind of muisc is still alive after the vast majority now listen to nothing but shallow, talentless trash...
But hey this IS timeless huh? :D
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"Ready when you are Sgt Pembry...."
tbmuex 5 months ago
But on the related subject, I must confess to you.
I've been giving very serious thought...To eating your wife.
tbmuex 5 months ago
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tbmuex 5 months ago
if i have to be honest
i loved the Hannibal Lecter-movies with Anthony Hopkins a bit more than the Hannibal Rising(i know it was supposed to be about how he became the Hannibal we all know and love, and are terrified to death of), but still
lotten16 5 months ago
pretty bad version of the piece. the rythm is off, and is not at all constant
thenotoriousadin 5 months ago
@thenotoriousadin You have to be jokiing, This is Glenn Gould .....probably the finest interpreter of Bach of all time, The slight rubato is wonderful .... particularly if you are a scholar interested in early Baroque music. Music of this era was written for the harpsichord, which didn't allow for the same tonal dynamics as the piano. To give the "illusion" of crescendo, the performer introduced a slight "rubato". Gould's translation to the piano is perfect ... just perfect.
nikkitytom 5 months ago
@nikkitytom
This is not Glenn Gould as is said in the description-->That is false. Glenn gould plays this way better and takes the time for the emotions. Check his version. I have the cd next to me. Much slower, much more emotion, much better.
boomvriend 4 months ago
@boomvriend
This is indeed an early recording of Glenn Gould .... from a concert given in 1955. Thomas Harris, the author of "The Silence of the Lambs, had Lector specifically ask for that recording. It was used as background for the opening credits as well as for the scenes where he kills two guards. Gould made the version you're talking about many years later. I personally prefer the earlier one. I was privileged to hear him in live concert in Montreal around 1960.
nikkitytom 4 months ago
@nikkitytom I did not know that, I am only 20 years old you see. Thank you for the information! You were privileged indeed!
boomvriend 4 months ago
@thenotoriousadin maybe. I tried to listen many other versions, without results. This one is the best in my opinion. I'm not a musician, but I know what i feel through listening this track.
Firstratecuntlapper 2 months ago
if they are ever going to redo or continue the series without Sir Anthony Hopkins I think There are a few actors who may be able to take his place. I'm thinking Joseph Gordon-Levitt or Bradley cooper. They both have great acting ability and both look like a well mannered, civilized looking person.
QwertySTT 5 months ago
ready when you are sergent Pembry
KhaosSniping 5 months ago
Dont play false notes or you will be on his plate!!!
RDDM112 5 months ago
mind the drawings please...
tallgesse 5 months ago
This is too fast to enjoy.
1d2i3a4b5l6o 6 months ago
I like those Ray brains
DeZaragoza 6 months ago
Nice video!! Thanks
DeZaragoza 6 months ago
Whoever disliked this is a wussy
deedeepayne 6 months ago
Hanibal Rising was dissapointing, a real missed opportunity. Still a gap though from his arrival in North America to Silence of the Lambs so scope for another movie?
tirnaog09 6 months ago
@tirnaog09 There isn't a movie that covers between Hannibal Lecter arriving in North America and the film Red Dragon.
tsotlfan 6 months ago
@tsotlfan True my friend but Anthony Hopkins is a little old now so who could carry off the role of the younger Hannibal? Superb character, one of the greatest fictional villains. Respect to you sir/madam
tirnaog09 6 months ago
@tirnaog09 Well in Hannibal Rising, he's played by Gaspard Ulliel, so maybe he could continue the role. He is a great character and the best villain of all time. Respect back to you sir/madam
tsotlfan 6 months ago
@tsotlfan You are right, THE best villian in fiction. I stand corrected. I do hope they complete the series, he is so populat that perhaps comercial greed will ensure they do? It's Sir btw. Tirnaog, Scotland.
tirnaog09 6 months ago
WHY THE LAMB?! LOL
VogelsongProductions 6 months ago
@VogelsongProductions Because the knowledge it possessed was something that humanity vaguely was ready for, so it had to be silent for now lol
zim01001 6 months ago
@zim01001 Awesome lol
VogelsongProductions 5 months ago
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VogelsongProductions 5 months ago
finally i found the damn song!!! I'm happy now :)
jessyD3S 7 months ago
I'm going to eat the livers of the 15 people who disliked this video with some fava beans
dheeshanya 7 months ago
It is always best, to have Golberd Varation playing in the background, when you are about to say something insane, such as; "You see, the brain itself feels no pain if that concerns you, Clarice." or even better "It rubs the lotion on its skin or else it gets the hose again." That will surely freak out the room mates.
SynesterBlack 7 months ago
A little stiffness in the left hand, maybe.
Javjean 7 months ago
Ufff excelente musica, con ella me llevaron de la tierra al cielo y fue maravilloso!!!!!!!
mamitotis1 7 months ago
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messymarv1111 7 months ago
My English class' final that's due Friday is to write 8 journal entries for the main character in Edgar Allan Poe's short story The Tell Tale Heart and we have to pretend that we're the actual main character who is insane. I feel much more better while listening to this :). I KNOW I'm going to ace this thing now....if I don't....I'll just stalk my English teacher for 7 nights and on the 8th, I'll enter her house and smother her with her own bed >:)
mysterypolice 7 months ago
when i'm old i'm retiring to florence
whitepanther84 8 months ago 12
anyone else see Hannibal as someone you aspire to be?
hadesstix 8 months ago
@hadesstix Oh very much so. I have changed the way I speak because of Hannibal Lecter. He is so very sophisticated in speech and manner alike.
psphackerguy 8 months ago
@hadesstix minus the cannibalistic and homicidal urges...yes :)
dheeshanya 7 months ago
Hanibalova omiljena kompozicija. Takodje i moja xD!!!!!
Mario44250 8 months ago
This is music so peaceful and relaxing its almost surreal
Deathawaitsnoone 8 months ago
Beautiful, like the movie
Jakokun 9 months ago
@Jakokun like Clarice too :-)
BlackPhoenix623 8 months ago
the bastard demanded a second dinner; lamb chops extra rare.
rocker4u123 9 months ago
Tis a shame they used a different actress to play Clarice than in Silence.
ka0sthe0ry1337 9 months ago 11
@ka0sthe0ry1337 they tried but Foster turned down the role.
JustinMcQueenTheMan 9 months ago
@ka0sthe0ry1337 julianne moore did well tho
whitepanther84 8 months ago
;) it's not a complete shame, it is life. Our manners are not the same as they used to, I think. You're right, but not completly! Enjoy your day and keep smiling. Instead of.. ;)
MissesLili 2 months ago
@ka0sthe0ry1337 Jodie Foster turned the role down citing the violence content of the movie. While Jodie wouldve been better I think Julianne Moore did more than ample justice to the character
locomavsfan 2 months ago
@locomavsfan It wasnt actually. Jodie Fster didn't like the idea of Clarice falling in love with Hannibal, so she backed out. Although, she will always be Clarice in my eyes.
53XXX21 1 month ago
@53XXX21 See that's a really silly excuse on Jodie Foster's behalf. As she does not fall in love with Hannibal, But instead Hannibal with her. But lets be honest, what girl wouldn't fall in love with Hannibal. This is shown in the film by how she clearly attempts to smash a snow globe over his head. However I do think there may have been some "tension". Maybe she is ashamed to admit it to herself because... he eats people. Were did it say that? I am very intrested in reading it. x
HanaSeung 1 month ago
@HanaSeung I cant remeber where I saw it, but I've read it a few times from different sources. I have definatly fallen in love with Hannibal, especially in the books, which are much better than the movies. She enjoys a nice meal with Paul Krendlers brain too in the book, so that tension isn't really there x
53XXX21 1 month ago
good evening clarice
thelopeisback 9 months ago
この曲は、レクター博士の平常心を表現していると思う。
sentinel397 9 months ago
You know what you look like with your good bag and your cheap shoes? A rube. A wild, scrubbed, hustling rube with a little taste. Good nutrition has given you some length of bone, but you're not one generation from poor white trash are you?
mellowmaniac43 9 months ago
@mellowmaniac43 You fly back to school, now, little Starling. Fly, fly, fly...
rocker4u123 9 months ago
I can listent to this all day, and I wish it would never end
tallgesse 9 months ago
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15 people got their cheeks eaten.
benitoparra 9 months ago
15 got their cheeks eaten.
benitoparra 9 months ago
who is the interpret? it definetely is not Gould
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"ready when you are officer Pambry..."
elasecinodeexcusas 10 months ago
ready when you are sergeant pembry
rocker4u123 10 months ago 4
Paul, remember what I said. If you can't be polite to our guests, you have to sit at the kiddies' table.
chrisvscrispychicken 10 months ago 16
@yougoddamnprick Gould was not a "maniac." Yes, he was highly idiosyncratic, and some of course now think he had Aspergers (though it seems every half-intelligent person and their dog is said to have Aspergers). But a maniac? Really?
And I want I don't like about Gould is the idiosyncrasies of his interpretation of the Goldberg Variations. Though I am one who advocates a freer interpretation of Baroque music, I just don't enjoy as much of what Gould did with them. That's just my opinion.
scyldschefing 10 months ago
@yougoddamnprick That might be for the better :)
scyldschefing 10 months ago
"Ready when you are Sergeant Pembry"
Shanethefilmmaker 11 months ago
The aria was actually based on German folk songs of the time from which Bach wrote the variations.
hostiliscivitas 11 months ago
Ready when you are, Sergeant Pembry.
ElSenorGandhi 11 months ago 6
Every hero has his song, Hannibal has this.
Love it
BlackPhoenix623 11 months ago
@BlackPhoenix623 hero? Though we can all agree upon the fact that Anthony/Lecter is extremely awesome, he is by far not a hero hehe :P He kills and eats people for God's sake, and not necessarily in that particular order :P
MKDietz 10 months ago
PRECIOUS........ MOLTO BELLISIMO
jacobsilvestre 1 year ago
GREAT!!!!
leosumas 1 year ago
Just noticed this same wondeful piece of music plays during Reaver's "Masquerade" encounter in Fable 3.
ThePasanen 1 year ago
@ThePasanen THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE TO KNOW THAT
Thebishopdonjuan 11 months ago
Well, so much for music soothing the savage beast.
xringer43 1 year ago
I like Little King's Story's version better lol
Saitenji 1 year ago
drinking a nice Chianti...well ok Canti ...now , does that count ? mesmerising music , love it !
Hunlie 1 year ago
it´s andras schiff version, not glenn gould
violatormode98 1 year ago 5
i can't stop listening to this! it's amazing!
StyleLePelt 1 year ago
Ready when you are seargent pembry
rocker4u123 1 year ago 7
I know that they will never let me out of here as long as I am alive. What I want is a view where I Can see a tree, or perhaps water. I want to be in a federal institution, far away from Dr. Chilton.
psychoshaneo 1 year ago 40
Hello Clarice.
arngrimur2 1 year ago 4
i like to eat you feet first.classic
mehrdadtedayrom 1 year ago 7
Hmmm! hmmmmhmmmm! HMMMMMM!! UHMMMMMM !
Glenn Could :D
AristeausCorp 1 year ago
Beautiful. Hannibals character is more 3-dimensional and interesting than most real people.
kattwoman17 1 year ago 5
Goldberg Rocks
Shame someone ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice bottle of chianti.
heeshyboy 1 year ago 93
@heeshyboy Tasty though I'd bet :D
Mav3ricky 11 months ago
@heeshyboy After watching Silence of the Lambs, my girlfriend and I went to Whole Foods and bought fava beans and calves liver. Alas, no chianti. Grapejuice.
robertgift 9 months ago
@heeshyboy That is disgusting.
Everyone knows you have burgundy with liver;)
b3a5t1e 6 months ago
I do wish that we could chat longer, but I'm having an old friend for dinner.
MrsBoSinclair 1 year ago 6
where can I download this song??? it´s so awsome...
Xozaken 1 year ago
@Xozaken itunes... i think. it's by bach.
happybanana23 1 year ago
Wow. This song is... exactly how it was described in Silence of the Lambs: beautiful beyond plight and time. The music certainly fits Dr. Lecter's more sophisticated side, but not exactly the cannibalistic side of him.
JoskyMT 1 year ago
much too fast, glenn gould's interpretation is much better.
rvkice23 1 year ago
@rvkice23 First Gould's 1955 recording's faster than this. I think's not a matter of speedness.
Matteo7419 1 year ago
Lamb chops, extra rare!
DictatorRoB 1 year ago
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JackThatRipper08 1 year ago
@JackThatRipper08
Stop screaming.
>stop
TooGoldForThisShit 1 year ago
Fuck yes.
HImynameisrobbie 1 year ago 5
this music has a very 'happy' meldody, but when you imagine and saw that Hannibal Lecter likes it, the melody turns evil in your ears
FlorisK93 1 year ago
@FlorisK93 very true almost scary like!
liranrok1 1 year ago
Fucking Beautiful, i have to close my eyes to enjoy this!
kanserstyx 1 year ago
YEAH!!!!!!!!! ITS COOL THE SONG ITS PRETY
andrygunner 1 year ago
Dear Clarice,
I have followed with enthusiasm, the course of your disgrace and public shaming. My own never bothered me, except for the inconvenience of being incarcerated, but you may lack perspective. In our discussions down in the dungeon, it was apparent to me that your father, the dead night watchman figures largely in your value system. I think your success in putting an end to Jame Gumb's carrer as a couturier pleased you most because you could imagine your father being pleased.
sahilbhate 1 year ago
But alas you are in bad odor with the FBI. Do you imagine your daddy being shamed by your disgrace? Do you see him in his plain pine box crushed by your failure? The petty end of a promising career..What is worst about this humiliation Clarice? Is it how your failure will reflect on your Mommy and Daddy? Is your worst fear that people will now and forever believe, they were indeed just good old trailer camp tornado bait, white trash? and that perhaps you are too?..
sahilbhate 1 year ago
@sahilbhate you creeping me
flaky231 1 year ago
BTW I couldn't help noticing on the FBI's rather dull public website that I have been hoisted from the bureau's archives of the common criminal and elevated to the more prestigious ten most wanted list. Is this coincidence? Are you back on the case? If so goody-goody coz I need to come out of retirement and return to public life. I imagine you sitting in a dark basement room bent over papers and computer screens. Is that accurate? Please tell me, truly, special agent Starling.
sahilbhate 1 year ago
Regards,
Your old pal Hannibal Lecter. M.D
P.S: Clearly, this new assignment is not your choice, rather I suppose it is part of the bargain, but you accepted it Clarice; your job is to craft my doom..so I am not sure how I should wish you but I am sure we will have a lot of fun. Ta..Ta...H.
sahilbhate 1 year ago
Grande Hannibal! ma soprattutto GRANDE BACH!
pasqualebarberio 1 year ago
The storybook, "real" Hannibal had "maroon eyes" according to the stories. Also, Dolarhyde had, get this, YELLOW eyes (from the book Red Dragon) :D The next psycho killer will have PURPLE eyes.
wenaolong 1 year ago
@wenaolong Yeah and Hannibal had an extra thumb on his left hand. Otherwise they did a great job with the movies.
quakingphear 1 year ago
@quakingphear No, he had an extra pinky on one of his hands. It's called "pterodactyly". I believe it was his left hand. He had it surgically removed after his escape from "Mr. Pembry" and friends, along with other cosmetic enhancements to his face. But yeah, it wasn't showing when he was still trapped in his various cells in either Silence of the Lambs OR Hannibal. Would have been a useless distraction anyway. After all, it wasn't important in the books either.
wenaolong 1 year ago
@wenaolong Oh yeah, I knew it was something like that. I think it helped him distract the guard when he was picking the lock on his handcuffs in his final escape in Lambs. The guard kept looking at it when he was watching him, so he used his other hand or something to that effect.
quakingphear 1 year ago
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centerbark 11 months ago
@quakingphear In the book I think neither guard was looking at his hands, being overconfident. That's why they didn't keep an eye on his hands. He played on their primitive, peasant ego needs to feel... safe and superior to him. He let himself seem pompous and impotent, all the while letting no sign of inner strength or cunning show on the surface. Just an over-the-hill nutjob, a deflated version of himself in their eyes. It worked. They played that up well in the movie.
wenaolong 1 year ago
@wenaolong Damn now I have to re-read that scene to make sure.
quakingphear 1 year ago
Oh my......I am listening again.
LeighFeatherstone 1 year ago
1:45 tan line fail. lol
xxxSLITxxx 1 year ago
@xxxSLITxxx
No, it isnt a tan :P, it's the projector.
Younowkoed 1 year ago
@Younowkoed i know hence the 'lol'.... looks like it though xD
xxxSLITxxx 1 year ago
this recording is a mess. As Glenn Gould said, there is a lot of piano playing going on. The line is being pulled every which way, all those cute little artistic tempo dips. It is a mess.
beatlesmack9 1 year ago
@beatlesmack9
Doesn't mean it doesn't sound wonderful. I prefer it to the slower versions.
QwidgyboMan 1 year ago 2
@beatlesmack9 I think this recording is fine. Gould took it pretty slow and created a lot of space that took away from the pleasing texture of this "Hannibal" recording :)
turko1313 1 year ago
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@beatlesmack9 I think this recording is exceptional. Gould took it pretty slow. He created a lot of space that I feel took away from the pleasing texture of this "Hannibal" recording.
turko1313 1 year ago
Played way to fast
It's played with emotion, but still with a certian mechanistism over it.
DeHeld8 1 year ago
Who is playing in this recording?
codonauta 1 year ago
Where can I get an mp3 for this?
FallenPastry 1 year ago
It was a crime against humanity to use this music in The Silence of the Lambs.
spinoza1111 1 year ago
@spinoza1111 Why do you say that ?
saimon1969 1 year ago
@saimon1969 Because we owe works of art more than they owe us. Because works of art aren't "entertainment". Because the movie was anti-gay and anti-male, and it tried to express how "creepy" the "obscene Father" is, where the "obscene Father" (cf. Zizek) is the Father who's escaped being murdered/sacrificed by the Horde of children in the original barbarism.
Any questions?
spinoza1111 1 year ago
@spinoza1111 I will not pretend to be highly intelligent (being only average), but I will say that you have a point, Silence of the Lambs gave homosexuals a bad name. But you needed a highly original character with a motive. And in Buffalo Bill's/Jame Gumb's case, to become a woman as beautiful as his mother was. Jame was highly unstable, as well as a murderer, and was denied sexual reassignment. So, from the inspiration of a moth or a butterfly, he chose to creat a suit made from the skins...
JoskyMT 1 year ago
@JoskyMT ...of women, and turn from a male to a female. What you said is accurate, however. Buffalo Bill was insane and, as mentioned, not really gay ("it was just something he picked up in prison"), but nevertheless, males and homosexual men were given a rather bad name.
JoskyMT 1 year ago
@JoskyMT Actually, in the original book, Hannibal told us that Jame Gumb thoought he wanted to be a transvestite, not a gay, mainly because he had a complex about his mother. Nit picking, but you have to give credit where credit is due. On everything else, however, you are correct.
GeniusDetectiveL 1 year ago
@GeniusDetectiveL Oh, yeah, huh. Well, some transsexuals take the surgery because they felt that they belonged to the wrong sex (I've got some friends who said that, anyway), and usually the cross-dressers I meet are just uber gay. I think that Jame Gumb just wanted to mix transvestism with transsexualism and a couple ounces of insanity.
JoskyMT 1 year ago
@JoskyMT Nice... okay, I'll give you that, mainly because I really hate his dog. That dog proves what you are saying. No straight man would suffer a poodle willingly.
GeniusDetectiveL 1 year ago 4
@GeniusDetectiveL Exactly. I got a bichon, and that little sumbitch drives me ever closer to insanity... but this is not the time. But thank you.
JoskyMT 1 year ago
from which movie do you know it is hannibal favorite music ? This music is wonderful but the character is dumb.
slihfshf 1 year ago
Hannibal won't last a day in /b/.
alexeik3 1 year ago
And sometimes you wear Chanel, but not today.
RossKempOnYourMum01 1 year ago 4
Such beautiful music should not be insulted by such a lame visual sequence.
NightCapOlive 1 year ago
Too fast
Jt03z 1 year ago 2
BACH-GOLDBERG
KRISPINDORON 1 year ago
love this piece of music :)
MyRosieGirl 1 year ago 2
valla...que hermosa pieza...
darkchicho666 1 year ago
@darkchicho666 Asi es.
Juez6 1 year ago
曲が廃る、グールドの名前は出して欲しくない。
cutlay605 1 year ago
this man has style!
fabfourgroupie 1 year ago 2
またみたくなりました。
tachishimasan 1 year ago
peace.
for 4 minutes, at least.
jimmymanager 1 year ago 26