2CELLOS - Gabriel's Oboe (The Mission)

2CELLOS Luka Sulic and Stjepan Hauser performing Gabriel's Oboe from The Mission by Ennio Morricone with the Zagreb Soloists at their classical "Back to the Roots" concert at the Lisinski Concert Hall in Zagreb, June 2015.

Filmed by MedVid produkcija

Directed by Kristijan Burlovic
Video editing by Stjepan Hauser & Ivan Stifanic
Sound by Miro Vidovic, Luka Sulic & Stjepan Hauser

[johncarson]

I am 82, and just had my third Cello lesson. Before I take my last breath, let me play something beautiful on this Instrument.

[mariakordas-fraser]

Truly, one of the most beautiful pieces of music composed in the 20th century! Thank you Ennio Morricone for leaving us such a legacy of your wonderful music. You gave talented musicians like these the opportunity to move people deeply.

[elisabethklempt]

My name is Elisabeth, german with spanish nationality. Every evening I listen to your wonderful cello playing. That helps me to get peace into my heart to forget all the horrible news from all over the world. Thank you.

[billlawton]

What do you get when you combine two talented musical artists with a genius composer? Perfection!

[marlonrumambi]

Heaven welcomes and wants you to create eternal beautiful melodies Maestro Morricone. You were a treasure we will forever cherish and remember.

[corinagul]

Yesterday my daughter asked me Mummy what’s your favourite movie? I had to think hard before answering I don’t have a favourite movie but I have a favourite movie music, from The Mission. Daughter: oh Mission impossible? Me : no The Mission starring Jeremy Iron and the music is Gabriel’s Oboe. Daughter: like the angel Gabriel? Me no, it’s Jeremy Iron’s character in the movie. Then I started humming, and I found the music and played it. My daughter listened and ask, Mummy is it a sad movie? Oh Maestro Ennio, you’ve done very well, RIP

[MiriamBirkhead]

This was played at my Mum's funeral a year ago today. Beautiful. Thank you.

[emilypye]

You don't often hear a silence lasting that long between the end of the performance and the applause, it shows how the audience treasures the music they just heard. It's lovely

[matzetatze]

I wish I could have played this when my Mom passed away. It expresses so much warmth and emotion only a mother could give to her children. R.I.P. Mamma!

[brianpope]

I am an old 1950s rock roll fan, but I can’t help playing this fantastic music by these two superb musicians

[NiNa-hpwr]

I was so happy when the audience waited for them to lower their instruments before clapping. I hate nothing more than when the feeling gets killed by early applause

[theresamwatson]

These two musicians/cellists - are so wonderful to listen to - my heart wants to cry at the beautiful music. Thank you so much.

[elainaritter]

i'm currently learning this song on my cello, this is so beautiful that it moved me to tears!!!!

[Klipsus]

Anyone who is not moved by this godly, otherworldly music is not truly alive.

[jonathanbreckenridge]

Really makes you remember there is beauty in this world. Amidst a pandemic, political unrest, rioting, murders....God is still with us, and he always will be.

[robj]

Morricone and the 2 cellos are just out of this world.

[peeweemcmerm]

My goosebumps have goosebumps. As a younger person, I will never understand, why so many would rather listen to techno / dubstep or rap. This is music. Great job, as always.

[AnnaMorris]

Made me forget where I am during a pandemic 🙏

[Peter]

Thank you to the composer who gave us this beautiful music: Ennio Morricone, dead today at 91. May your memory be eternal! 😥

[ericbrett]

I am man enough to admit that this piece of music brought tears to my eyes.