Muse - Knights of Cydonia (Orchestral Version)

Arrangement and conducted by Tess Ringeling. Performed at the conservatory of Utrecht as part of the bachelor of Music in Education

[UnstableTheory]

She looks so proud of them that's really cute

[MrTobotzeez]

I love it when the algorithm introduces me to something enjoyable like this. It only took it 3.5 years, but definitely a better late than never. Very well done arrangement.

[lunajka]

as a Muse fan for 10+ years, i must say - this is a truly amazing and epic rendition of an equally epic song. given how much Matt Bellamy loves classical and orchestral music, i really hope he's seen this or maybe gonna see it one day.

[joegrimes]

1994 :Some guys from Devon over a tray of chips. "wanna make some tunes?"

2019: Orchestra assembled.

[danz]

Bellamy should listen to this. Imagine if he invite these guys to perform on stage alongside Muse. Epic

[DuncanMcintyre-jkqb]

Love it -especially the guy who didn’t get the “black T-shirt email “

[lewraz]

By the look of the face I would say conductor had the time of her life enjoying every bit of it. And for the very good reason. I just loved it.

[atillion]

An algorithm is never late, nor is it early. It arrives precisely when it... you know what? F*** you algorithm. I needed this 4 years ago.

[CJRGamingPC]

After hearing this version my only question how has muse not written a Bond Movie theme

[ianedwards]

It is a travesty that YouTube took 3 years to recommend this to me. Absolutely phenomenal work and an astoundingly beautiful rendition

[orientalsuitcase]

This conductor is living her best life. Shes amazing. This is her team and she's led them strong af ❤

[harveymanfredsenjenson]

I love the trumpet usage -- a tribute to Ennio Morricone, who wrote the music to Once Upon a Time In the West, which this song references

[davidecardullo]

waiting for Matt Bellamy to see this and play the original rock song with this orchestra and choir.

[awright]

I love the passion from everyone involved, especially from the conductor. Also, she did a great job by giving each section a chance to shine.

[AccursedKlaus]

It's 2am and I was recommended this after listening to the original song for the first time in a few years. I'm so happy I clicked on this.

[MrNicholasTorres]

It's years I listen to this song but this orchestral version gives me chills!
I'm a chorister, so I imagine myself in the choir singing these sweet words to my heart and to the ones around me.
The fact that this song arrived on the net, in my opinion, it has a huge meaning, and I'll never stop hoping things will get better, here on planet Earth, I do my best to survive...
Sooner or later I know we'll be rescued.

[NimmerNutzer]

It's a rare thing when an orchestral version can keep the dynamics of a rock song. Big respect for the arrangement and execution!
When the singer started, I literally had goosebumps.
Congratulations to everyone involved!

[cameroncoop]

The connection she has with each musician is seen through their expressions, and passions while they're playing. Clapped at the end.. beautifully orchestrated!

[MuseofCydonia]

A beautiful version of the greatest song I’ve ever heard

[taoofcraft]

More and more brilliant every time I watch it. The depth, the nuance.