Before he was an actor, Sir Anthony Hopkins was a musician. For the first time in his life, actor Sir Anthony Hopkins hears a waltz piece he wrote 50 years ago called “And The Waltz Goes On”. Played by Dutch violinist Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra,
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Give this one a listen; it could have come out of a movie of the late 50’s to mid 60’s; something grand and classical. Can anyone pick up what she says to him at just past 3:30? I think she says I think it’s beautiful or I think it’s lovely … I’m leaning towards ‘I think it’s just lovely’ … ???
Quite a gem of a little bit and well played.
Oh my. I’m speechless. What a great way to start the morning.
Beautiful. Feel Good Friday indeed.
Beautiful! Thank you for such a sweet start to the weekend.
Beautiful piece of music. Orchestrated very well.
What an absolutely and incredibly gorgeous piece of music. It outright gave me shivers and goosebumps! I can already tell I’ll have this on repeat, haha.
What a wonderful piece of music! Thanks for making my lunch better!!
That was glorious, and I loved how it had people dancing!
I wonder if a few nervous musicians worried about missing a note in front of Hannibal Lecter…
Thank you for posting about this. I found it on youtube.
I saw this a while ago and it BLEW ME AWAY. My favorite thing is how the audience gets really into it! It’s really a lovely piece.
Cannot stop playing this fabulous waltz.
Like John Sheahan, I wish Sir Anthony Hopkins could pick up a violin and pay this waltz with André Rieu!
Wundershön.
Derrick