Dangerous Moonlight / Warsaw Concerto

[CJFG2]

A special celebration of the courage of so many...

[Lampodoria]

Wunderbar ! Beste Aufnahme.

[skaha77]

I first heard this in 1949 when I was just 4. Loved it then and today it gives me chills. AWESOME, and than you for posting it

[robertdamico1]

This is so beautiful. Thanks for posting it.

[crazypianolady]

Also, can someone please tell me the name of the piece he plays when they get to the shack (not the wedding theme). I can't for the life of me remember what it's called. On BBC iPlayer, he plays it at 38:35 mins.

[crazypianolady]

Just happened to catch Dangerous Moonlight on BBC2 the other day, it's such a beautiful heartbreaking film.

[EarltheSquirrel73]

I am fortunate own the entire video of this movie. I had to buy a used copy. It is probably out of print. The music is beautiful. I searched a long for this movie just because I was curious about it.

[crazypianolady]

@EarltheSquirrel73 Amazon sells the DVD of the film.

[VIRIATO1942]

I often come back to watch this most beautifull video.

The words on the screen and the great music being palyed contribute to my always feeling emotional when I listen to this quasi-classic fabulous piece of music.

Indeed music is life.

[squirrel1612]

I Love this music but have not seen the film. I hope to one day.

[DorothyShelley]

this beautiful music came from a very sad wartime filmabout the poles love it thank you mythras90x

[iaxia]

wonderful music - nice images and interesting captions - very moving - excellent video

[felixbautista]

Possessing timeles grandeur and magnificence... Thank you for uploading it. Clicking for 70 points.

[buffalocrotch]

Still one of my favorites out here, love this song,

[VIRIATO1942]

jadore7

Thank you for this most beautiful video-concerto.

I often come back here just to listen and feel touched deep in my soul by this most beautifull music.

May your beloved Dad rest in peace. He was part of the heros who sacrificed for the liberation of Europe.

[jcsiegelman]

This is the movie the "Warsaw Concerto" was composed for in the forties.

[nancyfloressantos]

Great music from this 1941 movie Dangerous Moonlight........a version of the music from The Four Aces' The World Outside..........Truly a treasure. Thanks for having this wonderful video shared to everyone.

[chkjns]

@nancyfloressantos Hi nancy! I'd just listened to Ray Conniff's version of this - hadn't realized it's only from 1941, but it's now on my playlist for that year. I'm struggling to maintain my 700 playlists as videos drop out from deleted channels. Still, it's a joy to be able to have & share great music. I got to spend an hour with a famous composer/arranger last month in LA - Stu Phillips. He's featured on my first 2 playlists now! chuck

[ifuliki]

I remember this music so well. The scene with the noise of the airaid in the background was so dramatic. I cannot remember much of the story but the music was wonderful. When so many in a nation choose a megalomaniac to

govern them the results are always disastrous for that nation and for others.

Aled

[ernestjuer]

Brilliant - at 87 I am back in a DH Mosquito Nightfighter.

Well done.

[414rainbow]

With tears in my eyes I remember this as one of my beloved moms favorite classical pieces of music, she was a concert violinist and piano player. She and my dear dad are together in Heaven with the Lord.......Some day!! reunion!!!!

[VIRIATO1942]

It is fantastic !.

It sounds and lifts your spirit like a classic from Rachmaninoff or Debussy.

Would love to watch the movie.

I bet it is one of those greart English classics made during WWII..

[daryaibiafiwuxe]

all the buzz is about that mp4ify site. where can i find it? pulls audio and video from any youtube clip to mp3 or mp4 files?

[klemens3333]

I know this damn good, because I whistled (!) it at Sydney's Circular Quay at least 500 times in my 12 years of busking... (public performance). Check out my YouTube recordings.

[flydadj]

God bless your dad and thanks to him for his sacrifice.

[MkochaT]

I am sending this music to my dearest friend Piotr Kuryllowicz in Canada. On May 13, 1943, German fighters shot him down on the Spitfire near village Occoches in northern France. Piotr, 23 years old, from the 315 Polish Squadron RAF, bales out injured, taken prisoner, sent to Stalag Luft 3 POW camp till end of war. His Spitfire was found in December 2005, excavated, reunited with its pilot at crash site in Occoches for the first time since 1943. Google above info for photos,

details.

Andrzej

[TheKellish]

jadore7, What a great job. I cried reading your words. My beloved Dad played The Moonlight sonata every evening.

[nancyfloressantos]

The Four Aces has the vocal version of this composition. A great music!! Thanks for sharing.

[vfr400rick]

wonderful .thankyou .

[GuinnevereB]

Such a loving tribute to your father.

I like to think of the Warsaw Concerto as a loving tribute to Rachmininoff's thrilling music. It [Warsaw Concerto] is beautiful, and it fits into one movement enough super-romantic melodies to be the "pay-off" melody lines of three full-length concerti!

No wonder so many people love it so. =)

[anglocubano]

One of my all time favourites, it has so much passion. Thank you for uploading.

[bonetti101]

anton wallbrook was the star of the film ,when people saw the film they talked about it for weeks after , bonetti

[6c97]

As much as we feel the emotion of the wonderful piece, we can never feel the same about it as our fathers. That is because it represented the sadness and despair of 1939-1945. Think about it in the context of a WWII vet.

[magos369]

sorry, wrong video. heh heh. This is great.

[magos369]

Oh, and it's so obvious he's not playing the piano.

[sevvy253]

I've just come across this after looking up the music title following on from buying a CD recently with this track on. Thanks so much for posting. Up until recently I hadn't heard this music for years (my Mum used to play it a lot when I was young) & I'd forgotten how much it always moves me! I now have tears streaming as I type this; made more so by your lovely video & the comments about your Dad. It is almost 12 years to the day since I lost my own Dad; need I say more. Thank you.

[sharx35]

I believe that I know what you mean.

[omybeethoven]

Thank you, friend. I hope you can find the lyrics to this song. Check out my videos.

[scottttbutcher]

It was never a song and no lyrics were ever written for it

[omybeethoven]

Yes, The Warsaw Concerto was made into a song entitled "The World Outside"

Perhaps you are a bit young to know this.

It you need the lyrics, I will be happy to send them to you..

[scottttbutcher]

my mistake but no thanks ... I like it as an instrumental

[lynnamaelee]

This video is great! Where did you find this cut of music? All the cds I have found have the full concerto- not this shortened version.

[DELWOOD5844]

Jadore7- I have just come accross your videos and I am knocked out. they are so moving and I slotted you right into my favourites. Thank you for this pleasure.

Del

[ernherr]

One of the best videos I've seen in YouTube. I love your sensitive comments about your Dad.

Thank you for sharing.

Ernesto

[buffalocrotch]

I added this to my favorites, it's so damn good.

[quickcrabb]

Thank you so much Jadore7.

This brings back so many good memories of my father. My father was 82nd Airborne WWII.. I never realized the significance, I only know that it was because he listened to this that I have enjoyed it my whole life.

I love all of your video presentations and the music you have played with them.

[buffalocrotch]

Jadore7 - Thanks for posting this. My father also loved this song, as well as many other classical pieces. I am glad that my mother and father listened to this kind of music when I was growing up - it exposed me to some great music, which is now part of my life. I used to be able to play some of this on the piano. Who knows, I might pick it up again. I must be honest - I had no idea that Warsaw Concerto was the theme song to this movie, now I want to rent this to see the entire movie.

[cuzinkevin]

I love your video

Thanks

Kevin

[KrisMayeaux]

My grandfather was in the Army in WWII and my great uncle was a pilot in the Air Force. They are both still here and this video makes me truly thankful for the courage, bravery, and patriotism of that generation. It also reminds me that "Freedom is not free".

[KrisMayeaux]

I love this piece. Thanks for posting. It's also so much better with the orchestra as opposed to piano only.

[sgtegart]

My father was in the American 82nd Airborne and played this piece many many times.He would sit for hours and go places in his mind you did not want to know about.Thanks

[egidiogravagna]

Excellent!

[A1949L]

LEST WE FORGET..........yes war is a bastard through and through.

[keepthemusicplaying0]

A very private and personal celebration of this wonderful musical piece. The link between moonlinght and the inherent danger for the British (?) paratroopers is very moving. Thanks for sharing! (P.S. ... although we were on the "other side"...LOL - War is a terrible thing, isn't it?) -- Yes, LEST WE FORGET !!!

[jadore7]

I keep returning to your comment about sides.

The only way to win wars is if we all refuse to take sides and live in harmony with each other. As one human being to another you have my love and respect. x x x

[keepthemusicplaying0]

Thanks, jadore7 ... you're so right! Let's keep our hopes alive!

[Texas008]

@jadore7, I respect your opinion, but Freedom is not Free. We must be prepared to fight for it.

[skaha77]

@keepthemusicplaying0 There are no more sides. We love you Germany. (Canada speaking)

[te5rrier]

Your new video is much appreciated as it is sympathetic to the original film (Dangerous Moonlight). My goodness, is it more than 60 years since I first saw this?. I have enjoyed all your videos. So much great music. Thank you very much.

[Rumpep]

Thankyou so much for this video, its a fantastic piece of music and your editing and pictures make it really special. Your videos are always worth waiting for......B