This music symbolizes the founding of the State Of Israel. It gives hope to all Jews that they finally have a homeland. No bombs or the worst of Islam will drive them away. Visit Israel and witness the only democracy in the Mideast. Then visit any Arab country and experience the squalor, corruption, and injustice. The Arabs envy Israel but are afraid to see peace.
Jerry Lee Lewis is a talent unto himself, no doubt, but he would not have a clue what to do with stuff from these guys -- and probably vice-versa. Classical musicians are very disciplined and exacting in their art -- Jerry was more focused in showmanship than anything and it worked well for him.
Fabulous!!! I Listen to the likes of The Muse, To-Mera, Megadeth,Mike Oldfield, yet this is a Legend!!!!! Thanks for the upload!!!!! I play the guitar and "attempted" this on piano when young.....BRAVO!!!!!!!!!
I listen to old rock: Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Argent, Led Zeppelin, etc... but when it's time to mellow out, this is what I turn to. I saw these guys on the Lawrence Welk Show back in 1970 and I had never heard 2 guys tearing up a piano like this -- they are not pretty brothers, but their virtuosity on the grands make up for that, hands down!
@ruedydude And matching Bro-staches, too. It's like someone cloned Robert Goulet twice and didn't quite get it right either time.Or I guess Ferrante got cloned and they up with Teicher, then Goulet. LOL
I have loved this piece of music since I was a kid (back in the swingin' sixties), and was important in my classical music education. At the time, I thought it was by Mozart, Liszt or someone of that ilk. It was only later I realised it was the theme to one of the most important epic films ever made.
.. a very sensitive song, that came out with the movie when I was, say 10 yrs old.. in say 1963 or so ... We children were sensitive then,,, Remember? a long time ago, I know but look around you and notice that our gain as children was lost due to the regeanomics greed that has all of us SUNK!!!
Hey , i was once dating Teichers' daughter molly , and i tell ya, that woman could play a mean fiddle, not to mention a wicked 88's. Well we broke up in the late 70's and the last i heard she was playing alto sax in a jazz band true story
Hey , i was once dating Teichers' daughter molly , and i tell ya, that woman could play a mean fiddle, not to mention a wicked 88's. Well we broke up in the late 70's and the last i heard she was playing alto sax in a jazz band
I found this vinyl at a local pawn shop for 99 cents! A double album with 22 songs! The greedy old coot was trying to charge me different prices for each record. (Even though I found them in a box, along with VHS tapes, behind the DVD showcase, as if the owner had forgotten them.) I had to contain my excitement when he asked me why I wanted it. "Oh, I don't know, looks weird.", I told him. He didn't know what it was so he charged me a dollar. :)
Does either one remind you of Ned Flanders from The Simpsons? They can undoubtedly play, but they are VERY heavy-handed. A lighter touch would have had more impact on me.
ferrante & teicher are truly the grande twins of the twin grands!!!!!!!!!! It's what i listen to, when i'm driving .......god bless them, they were great together. now that teicher has passed away, we can all appreciate what they gave us....................
What difference does their look make? This is one of most gorgeous compositions/performances in the history music. I cry every time I hear it because it's so amazingly majestic, it takes my breath away.
@da66yy The difference their look makes is in the presentation. It wouldn't make a difference on radio or record, but this is a video clip of a television show, so clearly they were trying to make a visual impact.
My grandparents have an 8-track player in their basement, and my cousins and I grew up listening to an 8-track tape of Ferrante and Teicher hits. This song brings back wonderful memories!
Even during all of the 60's other music came instrumental pieces that didn't necessarily have to have a hippie or psychedelic sound to be considered cool.
Thanks. I stand corrected. You are absolutely right; those are indeed Baldwin pianos; (Guess I didn't really look when they showed those close-ups. ("Duh1") Somehow referring to pianos as 'Steinways' seems to have more of a ring, but....)
Those Baldwins sure respond to the touch of these two pianists.
@RootsinBrooklyn :-) Baldwins are excellent, sturdy american pianos and both these guys had a thorough classical training...not just talent...but they were virtuoso's
such an incredible song! it brings tears to my eyes... there are so many powerful and raw emotions in this piece! one of the greatest songs ever composed in our time
The Music I will hear when the Most High God, The One, opens the sky and our minds as We Greet Him, Our Mother,Eve, and The Alliance this May,2010. We will All Embrace and learn that this Age of Hell is over and the Owl is in the cage...
Sorry, are you referring Ferrante & Teicher are twins or you were talking about someone else? If so I didn't know that either, I did research, found out they met while attending prestigious Juilliard School of Music, both were child prodigies, they struck up a fast friendship, performing together as a duo even while they were still in school. I love them, sad they are gone, but their music lives on. Hope to get response from you, thank you.
These two will live on forever, no high quality dual piano performers exist any more. The great singers, musicians, performers, and showmen that pass are not being replaced. We are left wanting!
ARE YOU KIDDING ME? THEY'RE DEAD!? ARRGGHHHH.. i bought their record today. Its so awesome! SOOO AWESOME! I love these men and there music makes me feel so connected to them!
They did endorse Steinway until 1966. Baldwin offered them 2 matching SD-10 concert grands on every stage (180 a year)...at their expense. Steinway would not match the offer. F & T unloaded 12 pairs of Steinway D's and 4 moving vans! FACT!!
My father played the album, "Music for Lovers" over and over, usually on Sunday morning when a stack of LPs were placed on the turntable and played all the way through, I remember this tune well and can see my father sitting at the breakfast table with his cup of coffee.
I am now 50 years old but when I was a child my dad played Ferrante and Teicher 8-track tapes in our station wagon as our family headed out on various trips. Seeing this clip brings back great memories and makes me wish I had written the two musicians a letter to tell them how much our family enjoyed their music.
@scala4acorda These are not 70's clowns. When I was a kid "Born 1954" I heard this song on a 45 record. That had to be in the early 60's and it sounded better than this cut. Just to let you know.
@mech289 I wish I had half the talent these guys showed when they recorded Exodus. I try and play guitar these days and I would be a star with half of that talent. To pianoamerica the 45 was just them no body but them and 2 pianos. They also didn't have all the fancy equipment to go back and fix mistakes. Thanks for allowing me my "opinion".
@mech289 , Im a pianist but lemmi tel you...its not just talent, these guys had rigorous training in classical piano...like 6-7 hrs of practising evryday.
They were great musicians and very nice and gracious gentleman and you are an idiot for referring to them as clowns! You reveal your self to be a clown, a bozo, by your stupid comment!
@scala4acorda Actually these 70's clowns version of the Exodus Theme came out in 1960 and made Billboard's top list and I believe made it to the top ten.
Being a corn feed country boy from Georgia born in 58....My introduction to this song was at a drive-in theater as was so many other fantastic movies of the period. A plain shame kids nowadays only have goofball reality TV and braindead movies with all the inspriation of emptying your bladder.
kill the piano tuner, some of those notes were off and I bet those guys were furious with the tuner. I have their music and the sound in parts were not the same.
It is amazing how I feel the same way I did when I first heard this when I was young. How sad is it that you cannot easily find their music in stores. Our younger generation has missed so much.
d artists before, in all fairness, did have that dexterity, skill, flair for creative musical arrangement..n they play d instrument w/o d aid of technological backups, straightforward pure talent..virtuoso..F/T, Liberace, Van Cliburn,Deodato, Bill Evans, carmen cavallero, jose feliciano, les paul,..-incomparable real legends, innate perfections..
Because they look so much alike I assumed they were twins..hence the twin pianos of Ferrante and Teicher. Nope...looked it up Ferrante was born in 1921 and Teicher in 1924. As a disc jockey in Saskatoon in the 60's this was one of my favourites.
These guys were always great. I saw them perform at Adrian College (MI) in the mid 1960's. What amazed me during the concert was how the music from two pianos could sound like a whole orchestra. A truly wonderful experience.
Oh my . . god! I grew up hearing this song, but never with just the two pianos. I always wondered about that long treble to bass run near the end of the song. I am so glad to finally see it. I always thought it was a chromatic, possibly with 2 hands, but I could never play it. Thanks so much :)
Ferrante & Teicher's "Exodus" WAS #1 for 2 weeks on Cashbox...which at the time was larger and more respected than Billboard Magazine...on which it reached the #2 position for several weeks.
Thank you to Ferrante and Teicher for sharing your talent with us. I was always amazed and fascinated with what you could do with the piano. Rest in peace Mr. Teicher.
Lou Teicher, half of the piano duo Ferrante & Teicher, whose florid and sentimental versions of movie themes and love songs made them gods of easy listening and earned them wide popularity beginning in the 1960s, died on Sunday in Highlands, N.C. He was 83 and lived in Sarasota, Fla.
breathtaking
rockchick2509 1 week ago
My mom can play part of this on the piano. I love it.
DoggieBuddies321 2 weeks ago
Hermoso !!!! Sencillamente hermoso !!!!!
fav923 3 weeks ago
Everything about this reminds me of SCTV!! The costumes, the set, the bad hair, the normal voiced narrator.
But still, there were amazing pianists. Go back at least a decade to the early 60's and they were COOL.
ChristopherJacques 4 weeks ago
This music symbolizes the founding of the State Of Israel. It gives hope to all Jews that they finally have a homeland. No bombs or the worst of Islam will drive them away. Visit Israel and witness the only democracy in the Mideast. Then visit any Arab country and experience the squalor, corruption, and injustice. The Arabs envy Israel but are afraid to see peace.
AmazonArtCollector 1 month ago 2
Jerry Lee Lewis is a talent unto himself, no doubt, but he would not have a clue what to do with stuff from these guys -- and probably vice-versa. Classical musicians are very disciplined and exacting in their art -- Jerry was more focused in showmanship than anything and it worked well for him.
1958marky 1 month ago
William me has been playing the piano since 1960. My Grandmother taught me
how to play the piano. I think that all the Ferrante & Teicher music is outstanding.
My Mother & Father heard Ferrante & Teicher in person many years ago at Lake Tahoe, California.
billsaint5483 2 months ago
My surname is Teicher hehe
t1czer 2 months ago
Fabulous!!! I Listen to the likes of The Muse, To-Mera, Megadeth,Mike Oldfield, yet this is a Legend!!!!! Thanks for the upload!!!!! I play the guitar and "attempted" this on piano when young.....BRAVO!!!!!!!!!
triffiks 2 months ago
I listen to old rock: Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Argent, Led Zeppelin, etc... but when it's time to mellow out, this is what I turn to. I saw these guys on the Lawrence Welk Show back in 1970 and I had never heard 2 guys tearing up a piano like this -- they are not pretty brothers, but their virtuosity on the grands make up for that, hands down!
1958marky 3 months ago
@1958marky Nobody ever tore up a piano like Jerry Lee Lewis doing GREAT BALLS OF FIRE!
Alikah1 1 month ago
beautiful in every way
waterbird91 3 months ago in playlist More videos from showmanlee
wow they even have matching toupees
ruedydude 4 months ago
@ruedydude And matching Bro-staches, too. It's like someone cloned Robert Goulet twice and didn't quite get it right either time.Or I guess Ferrante got cloned and they up with Teicher, then Goulet. LOL
blown22 3 months ago
I love these guys !
salawa03 4 months ago
I saw them live at the Hollywood Bowl years ago and they were so awesome.
53bigmikejones 4 months ago
I have loved this piece of music since I was a kid (back in the swingin' sixties), and was important in my classical music education. At the time, I thought it was by Mozart, Liszt or someone of that ilk. It was only later I realised it was the theme to one of the most important epic films ever made.
pyglett 6 months ago
This song moved me from the first time I heard it at 11 yrs. old. It has to be one of the greats.
mysteryfaze 6 months ago
Piano...quanta sonoridade ímpar. Timbres suaves ou então pesados e densos. Essa marcou a geração dos que ouviam rádio.
denismaralmeida 7 months ago
this song makes my heart well up with emotionnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn
kweberify 8 months ago
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T&F have carved a niche in the emotional mainstream of people around the world through their musical expression of the Exodus.
plase hi!!!
patriciarschp 9 months ago
T&F have carved a niche in the emotional mainstream of people around the world through their musical expression of the Exodus.
tom921172002 9 months ago 2
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maravilhoso!
geovaniam1206 9 months ago
maravilhoso!
geovaniam1206 9 months ago
genuine talent - brilliant duo; always heard of them play in our vinyl record collections. My mom was a regular follower of these gifted pianists.
classymania 9 months ago
.. a very sensitive song, that came out with the movie when I was, say 10 yrs old.. in say 1963 or so ... We children were sensitive then,,, Remember? a long time ago, I know but look around you and notice that our gain as children was lost due to the regeanomics greed that has all of us SUNK!!!
time2act1001 9 months ago
thou art grand!
kroyka 10 months ago
this is so special --it really does give me chills also--very deep -bravo
BROOKE4TX 10 months ago
i get the chills something fierce everytime i listen to this bad ass piece!
becez22 10 months ago
i got the chills something fierce!!
becez22 10 months ago
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Hey , i was once dating Teichers' daughter molly , and i tell ya, that woman could play a mean fiddle, not to mention a wicked 88's. Well we broke up in the late 70's and the last i heard she was playing alto sax in a jazz band true story
wreepeet 10 months ago
Hey , i was once dating Teichers' daughter molly , and i tell ya, that woman could play a mean fiddle, not to mention a wicked 88's. Well we broke up in the late 70's and the last i heard she was playing alto sax in a jazz band
wreepeet 10 months ago
No disrespect to your mother, but has she ever achieved the fame and longevity these guys have?
Gizmologist09 10 months ago
My mother was a Julliard trained pianist and she did not approve of these fellows' "technique". She thought they were showy and too dramatic.
sarahfarrar1 10 months ago
I found this vinyl at a local pawn shop for 99 cents! A double album with 22 songs! The greedy old coot was trying to charge me different prices for each record. (Even though I found them in a box, along with VHS tapes, behind the DVD showcase, as if the owner had forgotten them.) I had to contain my excitement when he asked me why I wanted it. "Oh, I don't know, looks weird.", I told him. He didn't know what it was so he charged me a dollar. :)
Pollocasabrava 11 months ago
go take a music class at your local community college and learn to appreciate music. these men were geniuses of their day
whiteboundry 11 months ago
This song was 50 years ago no.5 in the world charts #ferrante #and #teicher
LittleSweety 11 months ago
Does either one remind you of Ned Flanders from The Simpsons? They can undoubtedly play, but they are VERY heavy-handed. A lighter touch would have had more impact on me.
1408alan 1 year ago
Truly a timeless song- thanks.
adbartels 1 year ago
ferrante & teicher are truly the grande twins of the twin grands!!!!!!!!!! It's what i listen to, when i'm driving .......god bless them, they were great together. now that teicher has passed away, we can all appreciate what they gave us....................
waterbird91 1 year ago
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This song was 50 years ago no.5 in the world charts #ferrante #and #teicher
LittleSweety 1 year ago
in a grand style!
kroyka 1 year ago
What difference does their look make? This is one of most gorgeous compositions/performances in the history music. I cry every time I hear it because it's so amazingly majestic, it takes my breath away.
da66yy 1 year ago 18
@da66yy The difference their look makes is in the presentation. It wouldn't make a difference on radio or record, but this is a video clip of a television show, so clearly they were trying to make a visual impact.
dfarmbrough 11 months ago
@da66yy i agree used to play it. love the words too
oldermusiclover 7 months ago
@da66yy Awesome!!!
dardin007 5 months ago
Now this is "REAL MUSIC" indeed! A++++ Thank you for posting this great REAL music! A+++++++
CHATROOMMUSIC 1 year ago
glissando productions hahahahahhahahaha oh shit...glisssannnndooo no less hahahahhaha and yeah, i love those jackets too.. hehehehehehehehehe
altazboy 1 year ago
My grandparents have an 8-track player in their basement, and my cousins and I grew up listening to an 8-track tape of Ferrante and Teicher hits. This song brings back wonderful memories!
abilazorro 1 year ago 9
niceeeeeee
HungKiet 1 year ago
Excellent composition. Uli Roth or Yngwie may have 'guitarized' this by now- if not, would be interesting to hear what they would do with this.
CRAZYMARK 1 year ago
Strip away the outfits and you have 2 classic piano players! Total class! And even more class if you know what the film was about!
lincsposter 1 year ago 2
erm.. I know a Russel Ferrante ...and well i prefer him .. :)
loranalary 1 year ago
Even during all of the 60's other music came instrumental pieces that didn't necessarily have to have a hippie or psychedelic sound to be considered cool.
paulj0557 1 year ago 2
bankhead!
Komanekin 1 year ago
...This is all about love and pity coming through Ferrante & Teicher's fingers... and
what a beautiful gift they have given us... Thank You for the post and thanks You Tube!
time2act1001 1 year ago 3
Those Steinways sure respond to these guys' touch. They get beautiful tone, and can bring it down to a whisper, then roar with drama.
RootsinBrooklyn 1 year ago
@RootsinBrooklyn those arent steinways...they are baldwin's.
livingpiano 1 year ago
@livingpiano
Thanks. I stand corrected. You are absolutely right; those are indeed Baldwin pianos; (Guess I didn't really look when they showed those close-ups. ("Duh1") Somehow referring to pianos as 'Steinways' seems to have more of a ring, but....)
Those Baldwins sure respond to the touch of these two pianists.
RootsinBrooklyn 1 year ago
@RootsinBrooklyn :-) Baldwins are excellent, sturdy american pianos and both these guys had a thorough classical training...not just talent...but they were virtuoso's
livingpiano 1 year ago
Simply outstanding...................
mech289 1 year ago
are these guys twins or is he playing in front of a mirror? Man i better lay off of the drugs..................
wreepeet 1 year ago
I'd give anything to be able to play even HALF as good as they do.
Giantrobokc 1 year ago
such an incredible song! it brings tears to my eyes... there are so many powerful and raw emotions in this piece! one of the greatest songs ever composed in our time
mysticlightensueka 1 year ago
This is such a great song
MikeWadePiano 1 year ago
I dig the "birth control" glasses.
hoosieryank1967 1 year ago
We had this LP when I was a child. Huge influence.
VocalEdgeTV 1 year ago
OMG I love this song its such a beautiful peace!
pianomanmaestro 1 year ago 3
Incredible song
hendrixandergnr 1 year ago 2
wonderful post
LaurentziuRo 1 year ago
@skatechatham I didn't notice anything wrong.
Maureen712 1 year ago
Wonderful!!!
Maureen712 1 year ago 2
This is the music I love. Thank you so much for sharing this lovely video.
Dragonese1 1 year ago
Next year in Jerusalem
TheStripeshirt 1 year ago
The Music I will hear when the Most High God, The One, opens the sky and our minds as We Greet Him, Our Mother,Eve, and The Alliance this May,2010. We will All Embrace and learn that this Age of Hell is over and the Owl is in the cage...
jude2005386 1 year ago
I just wish the beginning note or two wouldn't have been cut off. This is a beautiful arrangement.
survivrs 2 years ago 2
gotta luv the announcer's voice :)
horsekcmo 2 years ago 3
oy vey!
bobbya16 2 years ago
You gotta love those jackets!
CofCGuy 2 years ago 17
@CofCGuy and those toupees :D
torgman 2 years ago
@CofCGuy hell yeah!
andres550 1 year ago
I remember this from the time the movie first came out, but I never knew that they were twins. Maskim Mrvica plays this solo very well.
2JamesGregory 2 years ago
Sorry, are you referring Ferrante & Teicher are twins or you were talking about someone else? If so I didn't know that either, I did research, found out they met while attending prestigious Juilliard School of Music, both were child prodigies, they struck up a fast friendship, performing together as a duo even while they were still in school. I love them, sad they are gone, but their music lives on. Hope to get response from you, thank you.
cheungnan8 2 years ago
@2JamesGregory
Ferrante and Teicher were not twins, but they were very much alike for over 70 years. What a partnership!
Ferrante109 2 years ago
These two will live on forever, no high quality dual piano performers exist any more. The great singers, musicians, performers, and showmen that pass are not being replaced. We are left wanting!
MrGaryiverson 2 years ago
They were the best!!!
frankd1965 2 years ago
You are very smart my friend - we have nothing out there !!
marksam2002 2 years ago
ARE YOU KIDDING ME? THEY'RE DEAD!? ARRGGHHHH.. i bought their record today. Its so awesome! SOOO AWESOME! I love these men and there music makes me feel so connected to them!
28jdK 2 years ago
They are truly masters of the piano
tonycipreni 2 years ago 3
are they dead?
jtozuna 2 years ago
@jtozuna yes Ferrante died this year and Teicher died last year (2008 & 2009)
amandanuchols 2 years ago
Wondering--why would musicians of this caliber be playing Baldwin pianos.? I might have expected Steinways.
351460 2 years ago
They did endorse Steinway until 1966. Baldwin offered them 2 matching SD-10 concert grands on every stage (180 a year)...at their expense. Steinway would not match the offer. F & T unloaded 12 pairs of Steinway D's and 4 moving vans! FACT!!
pianoamerica 2 years ago
@351460 they are likely playing Baldwins because those were the pianos available in the studio that day for filming.
amandanuchols 2 years ago
im speechless.. i feel like crying from feeling so much feelings in this song.. amazing ..
movieloverist 2 years ago
What a beautiful piece of music!
jimmyb227 2 years ago
fantastic very good
panamevsparis 2 years ago
This was an OK version.
They've done much better in other recordings.
BrassPie 2 years ago
Well you might note they did not use their 60 piece orchestra & chorus...yeah...a little different.
pianoamerica 2 years ago
I was a big fan of Ferrante, but I wasn't overly thrilled with Teicher!
LASVEGAN2007 2 years ago
lmao
AsellusPrimus 2 years ago
wonderful! really liked it
SimonPeter168 2 years ago
Pat Boone wrote the lyrics to this song if you can believe that.
whathoney73 2 years ago
rest in peace both of you. beautiful music...always.
HunterMann 2 years ago 2
I heard the perform in about 1964, Exodus was their third encore. I have their autographs.
nancyhartshorne 2 years ago 3
My father played the album, "Music for Lovers" over and over, usually on Sunday morning when a stack of LPs were placed on the turntable and played all the way through, I remember this tune well and can see my father sitting at the breakfast table with his cup of coffee.
Indybruin1 2 years ago 3
I am now 50 years old but when I was a child my dad played Ferrante and Teicher 8-track tapes in our station wagon as our family headed out on various trips. Seeing this clip brings back great memories and makes me wish I had written the two musicians a letter to tell them how much our family enjoyed their music.
jdale1259 2 years ago
Great talents and what a song. Sadly Arthur Ferrante died yesterday, but this song is a great one to remember him by.
CarlDuke 2 years ago 3
Not everyone.
RootsinBrooklyn 2 years ago
Forget the dress, listen to the talent.
dgermani 2 years ago
Their rendition of "Exodus" was my awakenig to beautiful screen music.
SarahConnah 2 years ago 3
They are back playing music in heaven. R.I.P
7850laker 2 years ago 3
They were AWESOME
RIP both of you
Cruise2enjoy 2 years ago 3
Well, at least these 70's 'clowns' are creating real music unlike most of today's thrashy music!!!
scala4acorda 2 years ago 34
so true indeed ! Could not agree more !
damron13 2 years ago
@scala4acorda These are not 70's clowns. When I was a kid "Born 1954" I heard this song on a 45 record. That had to be in the early 60's and it sounded better than this cut. Just to let you know.
semrausky 1 year ago 3
@semrausky Maybe it sounded different because it was with their full orchestra?? ya think?
pianoamerica 1 year ago
@semrausky So true not clowns at all. This is talent that is hard to find in this day and age. I still have the original 45.
mech289 1 year ago
@mech289 I wish I had half the talent these guys showed when they recorded Exodus. I try and play guitar these days and I would be a star with half of that talent. To pianoamerica the 45 was just them no body but them and 2 pianos. They also didn't have all the fancy equipment to go back and fix mistakes. Thanks for allowing me my "opinion".
semrausky 1 year ago
@mech289 , Im a pianist but lemmi tel you...its not just talent, these guys had rigorous training in classical piano...like 6-7 hrs of practising evryday.
livingpiano 1 year ago
@scala4acorda
holy! before I watched this I didn't even know such skill and beauty exists!
gotta love this all life long
beyondmaster 1 year ago
They were great musicians and very nice and gracious gentleman and you are an idiot for referring to them as clowns! You reveal your self to be a clown, a bozo, by your stupid comment!
wconeal1 11 months ago
@scala4acorda Actually these 70's clowns version of the Exodus Theme came out in 1960 and made Billboard's top list and I believe made it to the top ten.
Eagle027 9 months ago
@scala4acorda .... 'clowns' is the ignorant persons' expressios to label something they know nothihg about, nor wish to learn...
time2act1001 9 months ago
@scala4acorda .... 'clowns' is the ignorant persons' expression to label something they know nothihg about, nor wish to learn...
time2act1001 9 months ago
cool
DCSBOY01 2 years ago
Brilliant performance.
calisurf13 2 years ago 2
Being a corn feed country boy from Georgia born in 58....My introduction to this song was at a drive-in theater as was so many other fantastic movies of the period. A plain shame kids nowadays only have goofball reality TV and braindead movies with all the inspriation of emptying your bladder.
tonysshadow 2 years ago 4
Brilliant performance of a very emotional piece of music! Ypu don't get talent like this nowadays!
Tanx for posting!
lincsposter 2 years ago 2
Remember this from childhood, one of my parents favourites. Great tune with great atmosphere.
goatcobain 2 years ago
My last name is Ferrante, same spelling and everything. i wonder if i'm related??
TheFerrante 2 years ago
thank you for sending me a link to this yeah, oh turn it up and float high. this gives a natural high~!
cybervisionstar 2 years ago 2
Good point; there is a posting of Mantovani's rendition of "Exodus". However it isn't a video as such. Just a picture of vinyl disc.
Lionheart5294 2 years ago
Ferrante and Teicher did a wonderful job with this, but in my mind , Mantovani is the master!
Lionheart5294 2 years ago
And where is his video?
pianoamerica 2 years ago
How old are you? You know there was recorded music before there was video? Wake up! Not all older music has video!
kit1544 2 years ago
amazing/touching!
pkappel006 2 years ago
kill the piano tuner, some of those notes were off and I bet those guys were furious with the tuner. I have their music and the sound in parts were not the same.
cybervisionstar 2 years ago
Notes were perfect...medium transfers have created a slight distortion in harmonics. F & T NEVER recorded on out of tune pianos!
pianoamerica 2 years ago
Absolutely Awesome!!!! Priceless!!!
gttorino68 2 years ago
i love this song, its beautiful..
it was played at my grandpas' funeral, i love to listen to it even though it makes me upset. ~r.i.p grandpa(U) x
emillllyx3 2 years ago 4
I´m so sorry: I should have choosen a song for my father´s funeral, but I didn´t think about it. This would have been a good one.
pakete 2 years ago
emillllyx3 :
one day soon when your hurt is gone, you will listen to this song again and smile :) and remember good times.
always treasure this musical piece. it is beautiful !
rob262 2 years ago
Twin sons of different mothers.
rickyleepilfer 3 years ago 3
How can that be???
weatherboi 2 years ago
They aren't twins or even related to one another. They just look alike in this video.
Oldiesmann 2 years ago
Wow dig those sideburns....hahhahahah
Good ol' 70s for sure...
GREATTTTTTTTTT MUSICCCCCCCCCCCCCC!!!!
Whitedovie 3 years ago
It is amazing how I feel the same way I did when I first heard this when I was young. How sad is it that you cannot easily find their music in stores. Our younger generation has missed so much.
artie2003 3 years ago 5
d artists before, in all fairness, did have that dexterity, skill, flair for creative musical arrangement..n they play d instrument w/o d aid of technological backups, straightforward pure talent..virtuoso..F/T, Liberace, Van Cliburn,Deodato, Bill Evans, carmen cavallero, jose feliciano, les paul,..-incomparable real legends, innate perfections..
classymania 3 years ago
Because they look so much alike I assumed they were twins..hence the twin pianos of Ferrante and Teicher. Nope...looked it up Ferrante was born in 1921 and Teicher in 1924. As a disc jockey in Saskatoon in the 60's this was one of my favourites.
Arnold6019 3 years ago
These guys were always great. I saw them perform at Adrian College (MI) in the mid 1960's. What amazed me during the concert was how the music from two pianos could sound like a whole orchestra. A truly wonderful experience.
davesnouffer 3 years ago 4
this is the best song. i so wish i could play like that.
shit, i wish i had a piano that nice lol
logancee 3 years ago
To me , their interpetation of "Can you read my mind?" is the best. Someday I will post in youtube.
memolinex 3 years ago
Que maravilla escuchar esta musica, creci escuchando los pianos de Ferrante & Teicher, me encanta, felicidades a youtube y gracias a Showmanlee....
SIFHER 3 years ago
I love to workout to this piece. I focus better and it fills my soul!
elvis4us 3 years ago
treadmill? I put this song on durung about 1 1/2 miles on the treadmill.great tune, makes me old @ 56 but that is what it is.......
pkappel006 3 years ago
Louis Teicher is my father's Louis Taicher's 2nd Cousin. When my great grandfather came to America from romania he changed the spelling.
uhlexuh3 3 years ago 2
Que bonita interpretacion, algun dia llegare a tocarla.
spitoperez 3 years ago
I have no idea but, if it's a compliment, I TOTALLY AGREE
SingleFlaw 3 years ago
lol!!! hahahahahhaha
spitoperez says "what a lovely song, someday i'll have the skills to play it"
andres550 3 years ago
There will be no better song in this world for the next thousand years I think.
I really LOVE it.
Bene4th 3 years ago
sencillamente espectacular, la mejor musica, el mejor tema, maravilloso
javojavojavo2000 3 years ago
This was the first record I bought, over 40 years ago. And still the best. Superb.
cambtone 3 years ago
That's funny. First record I ever purchased was "Tonight" by F&T.
fanofgrendel 3 years ago
beautiful
SKAdek 3 years ago
Oh my . . god! I grew up hearing this song, but never with just the two pianos. I always wondered about that long treble to bass run near the end of the song. I am so glad to finally see it. I always thought it was a chromatic, possibly with 2 hands, but I could never play it. Thanks so much :)
Briguy1027 3 years ago 2
awesome,Always was a big fan of F&T,G-D bless em',RIP LOU TEICHER
Jaredfla1 3 years ago
Ferrante & Teicher's "Exodus" WAS #1 for 2 weeks on Cashbox...which at the time was larger and more respected than Billboard Magazine...on which it reached the #2 position for several weeks.
pianoamerica 3 years ago
Thank you to Ferrante and Teicher for sharing your talent with us. I was always amazed and fascinated with what you could do with the piano. Rest in peace Mr. Teicher.
JanetL19 3 years ago
From the August 8, 2008 New York Times....
Lou Teicher, half of the piano duo Ferrante & Teicher, whose florid and sentimental versions of movie themes and love songs made them gods of easy listening and earned them wide popularity beginning in the 1960s, died on Sunday in Highlands, N.C. He was 83 and lived in Sarasota, Fla.
edarem 3 years ago
We'll miss you, Lou. I have all of your records. Thanks you for everything.
bobbyvox 3 years ago
Oy, I'll bet they drove the down-stairs neighbors nuts!
hopbell 3 years ago
No one lived above or below them...you should have been so fortunate.
pianoamerica 3 years ago
RIP Teicher. You played some great music.
efrem7 3 years ago
Instrumental briefly hit number 1 in 1961. Outstanding posting and rendition of a hard to find classic.
oakmont9 3 years ago
Great performance with their respective pianos.
dergola 3 years ago
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ORGASM!!!!!!!!
BaboonBreath1 3 years ago
ahnold posed to this music at the 1980 mr. olympia , many bodybuilders have since used it to pose with, very dramatic and soul moving
undergroundbasement 3 years ago
Oh my god it is so beautiful ... wow.
mysticalkittykat 3 years ago
My husband can play this on the piano. I think it was one of things that made me fall in love with him lol
mrsmagloo 3 years ago