Thomas Bergersen is a Norwegian composer, multi-instrumentalist, and the co… Read Full Bio ↴Thomas Bergersen is a Norwegian composer, multi-instrumentalist, and the co-founder of the production music company Two Steps From Hell. Bergersen's compositions have featured in many motion picture campaigns, such as Avatar, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Twilight Saga, The Chronicles of Narnia, Harry Potter, Da Vinci Code, The Mummy, The Dark Knight, Tron: Legacy and hundreds more. Bergersen has scored over one thousand soundtracks and film trailers.

Stormwatch
Thomas Bergersen Lyrics

We have lyrics for 'Stormwatch' by these artists:

Bjørn Riis There's a storm coming I can see it miles ahead As I…
Impulse Control Disorder Watching the sky to see What will the future bring And will…

We have lyrics for these tracks by Thomas Bergersen:

A Place in Heaven Please don't sing sad songs for me, Forget your grief and…
colors of love Zakukala e kukuvitsa Uh Rano mi, rano za Gergiovden Kato kuk…
Creation of Earth Izlel e Delyo haydutin Haydutin enkesadjie Izlel e Del…
Fearless Партизан се за бой стяга мята пушката на рамо; Една сутрин…
Femme Fatale Nedo, Nedo beautiful Nedo Hey Golden Girl Golden coins and …

Final Frontier You conceal the hurt You conceal the pain The sun has come…
flameheart He thinks I′ll make some coffee I think I'll need some…
Into Darkness I will follow you anywhere Take my soul And lead me there In…
Mир Под крышей голубой кружит красивый дом Там солнца светлый лу…
One Million Voices Яно, що беа женени Яно, що беа женени Яно, вси се разжениа …
Please Don't Go I love you I love you I love you I love you I love…
Rada Rade, Rade, belo Rade Shtо se, janum, tuy valnuvash Bavno od…
So Small See our beauty, We are so small, So infinitely tiny See our…

Two Hearts Namaarie A ' Maelamin Namaarie Maelamin Namaarie A ' Maelam…

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Most interesting comments from YouTube:

Lacie

6y↑382

0:00 - Prologue
3:01 - Embarking & Setting Sail
7:21 - Anticipation & Excitement
10:22 - All Hands On Deck
14:58 - Leisure Time
16:13 - The Ballroom
18:38 - Pay Your Dues
22:10 - A Great Expanse
23:07 - A Storm Is Brewing
25:00 - Taking The Helm
26:17 - Missing Home
27:25 - An American Vessel
28:27 - Open Seas
30:53 - Whales
31:22 - Quien Eres Tu
34:54 - The American Dream
38:01 - The Land Of The Free And Home Of The Brave

Feel free to notify me if any of this is wrong or if I missed a song ^^

Random Pleb Dude

28:06:42:12
Ooooooh I'm a looooser. Are you a 10yo kid in a playground trying to roast some classmate? I'm way past this. At least in "pathetic human being", there is "human being". Anyway, I see you're the kind of person easily triggered by the word "zionist". Good. I like that.

Regarding the bison almost extinction, I have exaggerated by suggesting that it was "only" to starve the natives to death, because I haven't mentioned any other alternative and talked only about that. It was also for sport, shooting training and, of course, industrial purposes:
https://www.theatlantic.com/national/archive/2016/05/the-buffalo-killers/482349/
https://www.washingtoncitypaper.com/columns/straight-dope/article/13047783/were-bison-slaughtered-to-starve-american-indians-whether-it-was
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bison_hunting

Regarding the typhus blankets/stuff given to the native, indeed it seems I was wrong. It was smallpox (just on a way smaller scale than my comment suggested):
https://www.history.com/news/colonists-native-americans-smallpox-blankets
https://www.historynet.com/smallpox-in-the-blankets.htm

All the rest of your laïus about diseases, vaccines and stuff...irrelevant. Never talked about that. And I always love when someone calls the iconic cliché that states "400 years ago everyone was sick, everyone died, everyone starved, life was hell on earth and no one ever died of natural death in their sleep in their bed, only by deseases malnutrition starvation and so on", and blah, blah, blah.

Sam Beaty

6y↑3

I felt a disturbance in the Force, a shockwave as though the very earth was trembling...

I heard thousands upon thousands of people suddenly cried out as the tide grew ever taller...

And were suddenly in applause as the tide ebbed, leaving its masterpiece behind as a token like how waves leave behind shells, like how the ships of old left their passengers on American shores.

I heard the cries of the crowds as they begged the tide to return, to showcase even more the power of music and the stories they tell.

TSFH and Thomas are the wave, and they shall return as the tide leaves to gather together another display of power for the next showing.

Great job guys. E pluribus unum truly stands here!

All comments from YouTube:

Creatress Anna

6y↑473

40 minutes? This means that this is Bergersen's 1st Symphony. He's on the same level as the old Classical composers now.

THESALTYHOTDOG

Better wish he doesn't get to 9

Łé Ċrām

hi anna from emc

Hello world 25

To be honest, I feel like he broke through that level ages ago

Maestro Gaming

The structure is too loose for a symphony, but it can be likened to a mix of the Classical, Modern, and present day Contemporary Eras^^ A brilliant piece, indeed.

Edit: Granted there are areas that appear to be heavily classical, which is absolutely brilliant.

Agustín Fodrini

@Willy K Although this Masterpiece is quite close, I certainly agree Dvorak's 9th is superior. Mendelssohn's Violin Concerto on the other hand doesn't stand a chance lmao.

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fci83esp97

6y↑240

OMG!!!!!!!! I am 65 yrs old. I grew up listening to the likes of Arthur Fiedler, Henry Mancini, Stanley Black and The London Philamonic Orchestra, etc. This arrangement reminds me of all of them and listening to this phenomenal music with my father. Please keep it coming. Beautiful, outstanding!!!!

Dóris

3y↑1

@Mr Thief well, TSFH is modern. Rare good modern music.

David Okelly

I agree! This is SO outstanding!! I am a classical musician myself and am partial to the works of Thomas Bergerson and am late to the party for this score and I think it's my favorite of his.
I love listening to Mahler and Ricard Strauss routinely and I think Thomas Bergerson will be added to my routineon my long car rides😀

Gary B

Heavily influenced by various John Williams soundtracks - the ones from the Seventies, not the later ones - with most references to JAWS. Nothing wrong with that!

Dorothy V.

5y↑4

@Niveau Submarine Because we 60-somethings aren't living in vacuums. We pick up on things. And we've been saying the phrase the letters stand for since before you were born.

Nguyễn Quang Anh

5y↑1

I am 13 years old and have been listening for more than a year and a half. Never have I thought I could discover such a treasure!

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Shadow Wing

6y↑202

Dear Thomas Bergersen,
I'm so glad that in this world, there's a person as talented as Beethoven and Mozart and Chopin etc. And that person is you. I sat the entire 44 minutes hearing this wonderful piece, and it felt like watching a movie. Thank you Thomas Bergersen for giving me such inspiration. You've completely changed my life. I've never experienced a greater 44 minutes of my life listening to music. I just wanted to say thank you and continue to inspire others. Your music will always be my relief, my guide, my inspiration. You're the BEST. Keep up the good work!!

God bless AMERICA and TFSH!!!

-TSFH Fan.

Insel P

3y↑1

There is one more very good Komponist around us: HANS ZIMMER

Fred's Gratis Scores

4y↑1

Ditto the inspiration. When I got back into music after a 16 year hiatus, instead of doing my usual "rock"-ish stuff, I wanted to work with [sampled] orchestra, entirely inspired by Two Steps and Thomas. Thanks Two Steps, I'm having a blast (and it's a great Cvd19 quarantine activity)!

Alex

4y↑1

@Willy K ...generally speaking, you are right. But the context here is a different one. See Wikipedia: "The American Dream is a national ethos of the United States".

Willy K

5y↑3

Yes, but America is all the continent.

Mr Thief

6y↑4

@Koen 27 True! I actually put it on loop for 3 whole hrs for 3 times just yesterday. It feels fresh everytime and every single note is amazing!

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CW TM

6y↑1K

If you look at the text of the cover, it says "American Dream". But the word "Dream" stands under "ican", so you can read "I Can Dream".
Coincidence, or a deep hidden meaning?

Edit: of course this doesn't need to be true, it is a bit far fetched and highly coincidence. I saw it somehow, and I completely understand if you think this comment is overrated and/or cringe. But it still is something that could be a nice touch to a wonderfull musicpiece like this one.

HeatedPants

@Piet Andersen Hey Piet, I disagree with you even though I agree that above comments were quite childish but most fans are quite nice.

Shadowyn

3y↑2

Just ignore the ones who criticise your comment, mate :) I find your comment completely relevant and tbh, knowing Thomas Bergersen and his love for puns and wordplays, I wouldn't be surprised at all if, actually, it was completely done on purpose.

LordEredor

Now that you mentioned it... What I see is Ameri Can Dream.... Ameri is a Japanese girl name.... An American variation for Emiri... You either accept that or just take Ameer Can Dream.............................

Arkuos

3y↑3

You're a TSFH fan. Coincidences don't exist here XD

BasicalPiano YT

3y↑1

@Piet Andersen Lol, I get that, sometimes I look back at my old youtube comments and wanted to kill myself for it.

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Lacie

6y↑382

Agustín Fodrini

The title of the last piece was written in an extremely cringy and inappropriate way. It should be as Thomas wrote it in the description: "Land of the free, home of the brave". That way, it displays magnificence and absolute beauty. Adding "The" at the beginning and "and" as a connector makes it seem like a child is saying it.

Mop

gekoloniseerd intensifies

CosyHamster

That's in the description... You're lazy!

J0W3x

Thank you!

Daan Zoomer

Koen 27 wist niet dat tsfh ook nederlandse fans heeft

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Thomas J Curran

6y↑87

So cool to hear a full length classical style work from Bergersen! It proves how he has absolutely mastered his craft as a composer! The orchestration, the structure and development is top notch as always.

Jonathan Schmidt

6y↑118

Some say even the smallest spark and ember of hope can keep a dream alive and burning. If that's true, Two Steps from Hell is a freakin flamethrower.

Koen 27

5y↑4

@Jonathan Schmidt A flamethrower sounds pretty cool, but it doesn't feel right to compare TSFH with it if a smal spark can keep a dream alive. TSFH is more like the sun in that case :)

QueenOfThePieRats

5y↑1

You just made me chuckle, so thanks for that. Also, you're quite right.

Cymaltuvern

5y↑2

Its a forest fire m8. TSFH gonna save the world.

laffytaffyladras

6y↑7

PREACH

Nam

6y↑6

hear hear

Phesto

6y↑61

44 minutes de voyage dans la tête de Thomas Bergersen, magnifiques, que d'émotions

Augustin Bucquet

Enfin des Français,
continuer a mettre des commentaires Français, ca fait du bien de retrouver son pays

Vinnie and his Pizza

Thomas est un compositeur magnifique et il est drôle dire en français!

the fun

6y↑1

Les musiques les plus Epic !!!!!

Joffrey G

6y↑1

Yep ça fait du bien !

Random Pleb Dude

6y↑3

Phesto
Tiens, des français amateurs de Thomas!

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Casey Collier

6y↑53

This is one of the most beautiful compositions I have ever heard. Thomas Should be proud of what he has accomplished and he will forever be ingrained in my, and many others, memories.

Thank you Mr. Bergersen and as always, good luck in all your future endeavors.

Histarium

6y↑12

This really needs to be adapted into a musical. I just imagine a classic 1920's themed story with ups and downs, but the message being about how the American Dream will never die.

Better yet, just accompanying this with a video flying through the various places of America. With all its weather and beauty, its cities, and people. All showcased in some nice 45 minute way timed to the music.

Histarium

6y↑4

If only I was a director... Id hire Thomas Bergersen and THEN write the script with him based on this magical album

Nam Chanachon

6y↑1

Cooks popcorn

I'm ready for that movie.

Marcelo Z

5y↑6

I am a student from El Salvador, and I got the blessing to get a scholarship to study in the USA. I have to say. Thomas Bergensen captured all the details that you feel when going to another country to follow your dream. There are moments of joy, wonder, adventure and sunny days, but they are an equal number of trials and sadness (perfectly portrayed by Missing Home 26:18). All I can say is thank you Thomas, you have portrayed in 44 minutes what 2 years of my adventure have been. I am looking forward for your next album!

Rudi Flanz

6y↑46

This is an amazing masterpiece.
I don't understand why all my friends think, that I am crazy because of hearing TSFH. This is what we call great music. Music that will listen by people in thousand years.
Thank you all to listen to this masterpiece and give inspiration and love to everyone in the comments.
I love you all
and your music Thomas and Nick.
❤ with love from Germany

tygress66

5y↑3

Something I've said for a while now, that good music sets a mood, but great music tells a story. This is great music.

Herminio Merchant Zubiri

5y↑3

For me this music is magic, i dont undersatnd because my people dont like this fantastic music regards from México

Pasajero De La Brújula

6y↑152

We are privileged to be living in a time where the world is seemingly falling apart; yet we have some beautiful music to rekindle our spark and interest to savor the lovely things human beings produce with their creativity for our reflection and enjoyment. Thank you Mr. Bergersen.

Pasajero De La Brújula

4y↑1

Jarod Hart I believe my comment sadly stands with the evidence before us. I just seemed to see things coming around the corner before a lot of other people were able to.

Jarod Hart

Welcome to midway through 2020 guys and gals! The trainwreck doesn't slow.

Zuloff

The world is still falling apart at an accelerating pace. At least like the people on the deck of the Titanic we'll have nice music to die to.

Leodur

That's a bit overdramatic. The world is better than it's ever been

Phil Drake

6y↑1

You can turn off satanic TV full of negativity and enjoy your life with T.B feeding your spirit every day..

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mythicalgreenY 12

6y↑38

I honestly have no idea how I could possibly survive without TSFH ...

Koen 27

6y↑2

it would be Impossible (which is one of the best songs by Two Steps From Hell) :)

Nam

Lil Pump is how

Wade

6y↑541

Anyone else here young? I'm 18, been listening to TSFH for a couple years. Not sure how many fellow teens like them lol

Ryan

I'm 22 but i've been listening to them since i was 18.

TheNinjaOfLU

20 now, but been here fore a good few years!

Gabriel Simmons

14 love em.

Alister Saldanha

Here:)

Matteo

You’re not alone, been a follower since I was 14

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gala Dvd

6y↑10

I've been laying down on my bed for 45 minutes doing nothing except listening to this masterpiece. Thank you Thomas for giving us magical and breathtaking music _

Trần Lâm

5y↑10

I hadn't gotten any interest in symphony because its melody was too professional for the common, until this. American Dream is so emotically inspiring that i listen to it all the time. The musical flow is smooth and the melody is easy to understand. This is my first and most favourite symphony ever.

tyguy185

6y↑40

This is masterful. Presumably you don't want to score big name movies, otherwise I'm sure you would have done so by now. But dammit you blow away all other composers out there.

Agustín Fodrini

4y↑2

Indeed, the only currently living composers I'd call superior are Hisaishi and Williams. Thomas just keeps growing immensely... Can't wait to experience his upcoming masterpieces.

Kimani Coates

6y↑17

Like a French comment here (I think ) said, this really does take you on a voyage. There are so many emotions conveyed in this, carried through the loveliest American aura, it really just makes me happy to listen to all of this despite the stuff going on in my life right now.

Artem McAllister

6y↑127

Thomas Bergersen is THE BEST COMPOSER EVER!!!👍🎻🎹🎼

Phil Drake

6y↑1

I agree with you Mozart is no.1

Phil Drake

6y↑1

The best composer of 21st century indeed. Our modern day Mozart!!

aomei T-rex

6y↑2

Your right. I forgot about Howard Shore. He just gets thrown to the latter a lot.

Random Pleb Dude

6y↑3

Artem McAllister
It's subjective. Some people will say John Williams, some other (like me) will say Howard Shore for the Middle Earth soundtrack absolute masterpiece, some others Hans Zimmer, and so on. But Thomas Bergersen is definitely on the top of the pyramid...

Artem McAllister

aomei T-rex . Argree. For me the best composer. His compositions can be listened to without bothering

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The Dark Wolf

6y↑10

Your music is such an inspiration to me. It really got me through a difficult time when my grandfather was in the hospital. He and I would listen to your music in the car and while we were painting. Please continue to bring about new pieces. I don't know what I would do without your music.

Ramian

6y↑12

I want a movie with this music soo bad!! Its truely a masterpiece. No doubts!

Paige Elmquist

I feel like a movie would not do the music justice; the music is just that amazing

Mr Thief

6y↑7

Now this is really up there. I could get the feeling of listening to music by bach, mozart and beethoven in this. Would really love more of Thomas's work like this!

Arthur Herring

6y↑18

Wow! I'm really impressed. I hear modern and classical influences in here which makes this an extraordinary masterpiece for these days. Bravo!

Sis AZ-Rid

6y↑170

well it`s becoming more and more clear what a great and unique Master Thomas is !!

Marek Dzurak

I am mostly negative and sometimes toxic person but when i see real talent then ...2SFH are amazing is like every time they publish sommething it is instant classic

Koen 27

Sis Az-Rid I will check it out tomorrow for sure. Hope to see you there

Sis AZ-Rid

@Koen 27 happy you see you again 👍👏 i missed you at the EMVN-livestream...we have awesome new playlists also with top TSFH- tracks in🎧⚔🎼 the stream should be back tomorrow...have a good time and stay Epic ⚔🎼👍

Koen 27

5y↑1

@@Sis AZ-Rid, still here a year later. It sounds like new every single time I listen to it. Can't wait for Thomas' next album coming up somewhere the next few months. Humanity

Sis AZ-Rid

6y↑1

@Koen 27 👏..🎧 and btw nice to see you again

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Call Me Mark

6y↑16

Thank you, Mr. Bergersen. It is because of your art, first ignited from "Heart of Courage" that I have grown to live for music. Feeling chills for the first time, drawing out emotions that I didn't even know I had. It is an understatement to say that it is now my passion, as I strive to discover more through this medium of music about both myself and others.
This channel indeed receives many comments like this one. But please remember that I, and every other person with a like history of love/loss; a life, will be changed for the rest of our lives, and will be able to look back on each of our "hearts of courage" for the moment that moved all moments after. Because of this even will the world be moved; people are awesome marvels capable of what seems impossible, as you are testiment of.
I am no longer the child who saw through your lense the possibility of expressing the human experience. I am maturing now into a man who could become such only through that experience transforming me. I can't tell you thank you enough. May God bless you and Nick.

Alex Smith

6y↑5

Your story made me tear up a little. Have a wonderful time.

Houdaifa Benassar Art

6y↑16

Whoever does not listen to Thomas Bergerson's music has never listened to the real magic of music yet

YoRHa 42s

6y↑24

I'd like to say...
Thank you.
Thank you for all this amazing music TSFH. Keep it up.

Roberto The Fifth

Lord Shaxx of the Vlka Fenryka very well

YoRHa 42s

Oh, Stop it cousin, Just enjoy this mastrecrafed piece of art.

Roberto The Fifth

6y↑1

Lord Shaxx of the Vlka Fenryka Vlka Fenryka, I have my 1st legion eyes on you...

Alberto Molinari

6y↑7

from 11:12 it's like to hear Mozart progression O_O absolutely incredible! GENIUS!

Irene Ferguson

6y↑5

This music is beautiful and so inspiring, truly music to dream to. There are so many different types of music that convey so many emotions. I hear many movie scores throughout this. What a gift Thomas Bergersen to the world!

Gen Fisher

6y↑105

Being British, I have never got the American dream. This has just explained it perfectly.

TimesThree

@Kevin C there is one other reason we choose to be poor. Because we achieved our dream. Now we enjoy it.

Gerald Watts

"All men created equal?" Yea, all white, free, landowning men...

Toby Trusted

@Adrian Elias Isn't that just a normal dream...? e.g. my dream is to become a writer (Sorry I know this thread is dead but I just want to clarify)

Mike Donovan

The American Dream is largely dead. We're a once great nation, but the Republicans killed our Capitalism with Crony Capitalism and Corporatism, and the left killed.... everything with their progressivism. Things have been slowly going down hill here for a hundred years and appear to be getting worse faster. I hear much the same happened to the one magnificent British Empire. I share your loss.

Turboman 2244

4y↑1

Samuel Richter it does exist. My family came from a very poor family in Mexico and then coming here has giving them a opportunity to climb up. Now they aren’t poor anymore. My family is middle class but we are slowly getting there and virtue isn’t alien to me. I’ve met some incredible ppl from school and a few friends from the outside world that are truly virtuous and helpful at times. I can tell you now they would still be poor if they stayed in mexico. But now that we are in the United States of America. We are proud to call ourselves americans. This country is so beautiful with such freedom and opportunities to try. But with opportunities ppl must put a lot of effort into it. I love america. 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻

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Christoph Menzel

6y↑13

That were the best 44 minutes in this year! Good Job Mr.Bergensen

Randall Dunning

3y↑4

One of the most prolific and impressive composers of the 21st Century. I am awestruck by this and his Humanity series. The depth, scope snd breadth of his styles is mind bending. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Sicarius

6y↑6

I have always loved the longer pieces from him the most and now its a continuous 44min track... dream come true

Wiebe v Aken

Sicarius lost in las Vegas is dwarfed in length by this one.

Caleb Soukoreff

6y↑7

Can't believe I slept on this for a month, what a complete musical masterpiece!

Krojack

6y↑190

I'm 100% positive there are bots that thumbs down every single video on Youtube. No one in their right mind would thumbs down this.

Milos

It's because of racism

cooper thompson

3y↑1

@Musa haha lol

Simon Hauser

@mycroft16 isnt it rule 15? (at least according to urbandictionary)

Donald McCulloch

I'm not in my right mind and I LOVE it!

Musa

4y↑8

It’s Australians who confuse down with up.

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Ryancirru5fan2

5y↑4

Thomas, I don’t know if you’ll read this, I hope you do. Just wanted to say that your music is epic as well as inspirational so much so that, I have also started composing music, it’s nowhere near as good as you obviously. But thank you so much. Also this album is just well.... music to my ears XD it’s awesome :) thank you so much for your gift to us 😊

mssher07

4y↑3

This is the most exceptional full length orchestral piece of the last two decades. Absolutely spectacular

Nico Robin

6y↑42

I needed epic music today. Thanks. 🙌

Nathanael Zehnder

6y↑2

Carmen María Black i need it every day

Phoenia

4y↑3

The crescendo from 41:34-43:07 is absolutely glorious. I feel extremely powerful whenever I listen to it.

Brad Harrold

4y↑1

I literally close my eyes and it brings out such emotion every time... I love it

David Edelstein

6y↑6

Stupendous!!! Really captures the right emotions!! I love it!!

Gemerikus

6y↑5

Listening this puts a tear drop in the corner of my eye. So beautiful.

David Brussard

6y↑14

And I thought Lost in Las Vegas was long...
I haven't listened to all of this yet but I've loved what I've heard so far. Nice job!

Sound Hunter

6y↑3

I Have no idea why you don't score movies....Dude you are one of the best composer of your generation

Daniel Cann

6y↑6

Amazing. Seriously. Everyone, if you can buy the music to support Thomas, you should do so!

eottoe2001

6y↑3

Man, what a piece of music. Love to see and hear this performed. Has that same richness of sound and intelligence that Korngold and Hansen had. You'd really need a competent orchestra to make this work. You can tell the orchestra likes this. It's all in 4/4 time. Wow!

RuinerSD

6y↑41

TSFH makes me feel proud to be an American

djwpk

@Drayzher they both moved to america for a reason

Military Kid

5y↑1

While I agree with the majority of what you said, I personally don't think that nuking Japan was the wrong choice. To be perfectly honest America was already leveling Japanese cities with conventional bombs. Yes the death toll from the nuclear bombs was extremely high but, the alternative was a land invasion of the home islands. The military brass believed that the loss of around 450,000 US troops was unacceptable, especially considering that a successful invasion would leave at least double Japanese military casualties and an inestimable number of civilian casualties as well as prolonging the war even more. Overall a land invasion would have cost all parties dearly and ultimately decimated the Japanese home islands.

Antonio Coppola

6y↑6

Random Guy I’m not even American and It is objectively the best country it ever existed

connor kirby

6y↑5

@Random Guy
I do agree that there are problems with the U.S, but you have to understand that the main reason it's problems are so scrutinized is because the U.S is one of the global powers today. Bigger and more globally involved countries are going to receive more attention to everything they do, whether is it their accomplishments, or their mistakes/wrongdoings.

Samuel Richter

Which is somewhat amusing seeing as they're not American themselves.

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Leah McGregor

6y↑71

44 minutes, what have we done to deserve this

Leah McGregor

6y↑2

@Gmores WAIT YOUTUBE FIXED THE TAGGING THING BLESSED BE

Leah McGregor

@Gmores smh this was made despite my existence probably

Gmores

6y↑1

Leah McGregor exist

cubelith

6y↑3

While everyone rightly marvels on how incredible this is, I hope we can get one from Nick too, it would be such an epic combination then!

Jameson Diep

2y↑1

Man I love "Taking the Helm" at 25:00, The beats is amazing and the violin is just beautiful!

Misha CreutzFelt

6y↑2

5:10 - 5:35 is one of my best part. Gives me a feeling of determination or that feeling when you stand on a cliff to see the whole world. It's so fascinating!

Vincent Oppenheimer

6y↑19

So TSFH has made a symphony, awesome!

Gwen M

6y↑31

"The shy little Mayflower weaves her nest, But the south wind sighs o'er the fragrant loam, And betrays the path to her woodland home." Sarah Helen Whitman. TSFH have finally returned home displaying all their brilliant and incredible colours. This is absolutely magnificent and I am ready to share in their epic Mayflower adventure!

Random Pleb Dude

28:06:42:12
So even when, unlike 99.99% of the human race on internet, I have the objectivity and hnesty to correct my claims a bit, I'm still a loooooser. You're a special kind of disrespectful and arrogant and hateful person with an oversized ego, aren't you ? And regarding my stances, indeed, why would I stand on the side based on geopolitical lies, deceptions, thievery and lobbying, colonization, warmongering, racialist and supremacist agenda, and oppression ? With many actions directly illegal in the eyes of international law, and yet in full and absolute impunity ? The one that exists only because they are so good at lobbying, lying and deceiving that they are disproportionately supported by all the major nations of the west against their direct interests ? Nah, I wish both sides could be nuked clean so the world can get rid of both their bullcrap for good (especially one, guess which) and so we can start over, but if I had to chose, indeed my stance won't be with the zionists chosen race and promised land. One nanosecond of objective reseaching, critical thinking and honesty is enough for that. It's your right to be on their side, it's mine not to. Looooooser out.

Random Pleb Dude

28:06:42:12
Yeah I've also heard of the diseases. Like the European settlers giving stuff to local pupulations (was mainly in north USA or Canada I think), but they put typhus inside, to get rid of them. Or when they killed most of the bisons to starve them to death... That's actually a pretty god idea ! If you want to get rid of some population, just get rid of their main food. Job done. So just like the zionists with the Palestinians, it may not match the international right / UNO strict and specific definition of a "genocide", but in reality, it still is pretty damn close.

Manu

Got goosebumps lul

Samuel Richter

Bunch of stinky Puritans, nothing more. Stop romanticizing those c*nts.

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Khorne Berserker

6y↑2

I loved it from 0.01 seconds until the very end!
An amazing album... I have no words to describe the beauty! :D

Sleepless Indefatigable

5y↑4

damn the violin at 32:25 makes me grin like an idiot every time. Massive brass and percussion section finishes and then that violin comes in, bold as can be and keeps the excitement going without skipping a beat. I love it.

Equi

6y↑6

The first symphony and its better then the old symphonys.
That is Thomas!
So good<3

jellevlaeminck

6y↑3

Wauw, just wauw. That finale at 42:25 made me have shivers all over my body.

Samuele Birolini - Composer

6y↑74

thank you TSFH for the emotion! :)

Trend

6y↑368

God Bless more TSFH 🙏

Powerranger6342

5y↑2

And the USA.

52262

6y↑1

this soundtrack is my favorite of TSFH. the others are good. but this one is by far my favorite. i always come back to this one.

Xinthose

6y↑3

Indeed, God saith that we are two steps from hell. The antichrist is coming soon and WW3. It will be a short war.

David Ramirez

6y↑46

Who else think that this album can have a movie about this

Phoenia

4y↑1

Personally, I don't think it needs a movie. The music is enough to send me on a journey. But I agree that the score does sound like that of what a movie would use.

McDoodleDood

It would fit perfect with an American Tale remake

Edouard Degotte

4y↑1

@C. S. O'Neill to me, it seem the inspiration came from the animated film "an american tail" from Don Bluth.

TheChrome

5y↑5

The music is super ingenious for a movie. Such high quality content. I agree

Alex Smith

6y↑4

Glorious, Mr. Bergersen, glorious. I love and appreciate every track you make. The joy you bring will resonate in your fans hearts forever.

Odee Dillon

5y↑2

Absolutely stellar composition, sir! We are all truly blessed, with the talent you share with us all.

Angelica

6y↑14

Hey Thomas you have no idea how much i love your music and how life is with it, your music is an inspiration to me and always soothes me down, i have cried, dreamed, loved all at the same time with each one of your pieces and oh gosh i just wanted to say thank you because if someday i would be lost in a desert place the three things that won't let me fall on hope would be:
1.my sister
2. My soulmate
3. And your music 😍😍😍💖💖💖💖

Sending you all the love. Greetings from Colombia, south America and forgive my grammar mistakes, english's not my native language

Koen 27

Awesome comment

Angelica

6y↑1

Alex Smith aww thank you 😊💕

Alex Smith

6y↑2

Your english is wonderful.

H. Reverie Rogers

4y↑1

Even my five-month-old knows good music when she hears it. I am playing this for her and she is thrilled and mesmerized!

Explorative Intelligence

4y↑3

I always love the music that comes from or inspired by the United States. So much passion and energy into each work of art.

Swrika Arya

6y↑7

I love this, try to make more of them....
Fells like u r in heaven ....
And the doors a big palace is opening for u....

Luke Ortega

5y↑3

This is easily the greatest thing I've listened to in a long, long time

Tillmann Bier

6y↑3

I'm listening to this for around the 20th time and it's still unbelievable good :)

Joshua Wells

6y↑3

Bergersen's First Symphony, a triumph indeed! We can only wait with bated breaths for his next two masterpieces.

Hugo Teles

6y↑7

Marvelous mixing ❤️

Christian Fortner

6y↑1

Throughout listening to all of this I was saying to myself “Yeah, yeah, that’s it, go get ‘em Thomas, show them what you can do! Show that classical audience that you CAN do what they do!” Fav part at 25:01

Debbie Chan

6y↑2

While listening, I felt like I was in a theme park, like I was experiencing the enormous and epic dream that America has to offer first hand :') And I teared up.

Timo Hoffmann

5y↑4

36:04 the way, the entire Orchestra opens up. Beautiful.

Ben Snow

6y↑12

Wow. Thomas, you're slowly but surely turning into Wagner and it's awesome.

JetPackJan

5y↑2

I just want to add, since this has been published I've listened to this at least once a week. I love it, thank you so much :)

Enco

6y↑3

just all i have to say is wow. wow the music thomas makes is just so beautiful.

Παύλος Ζαφ

5y↑5

This masterpiece has never been a continuous mix for me.
I 've always been treating it as a single long song.
I 've never listened to any of the standalone songs on its own.
...And yet I wish this song was longer...

Tangowhiskey107

4y↑1

I listen to this and i freakin love how perfectly the songs transition to each other.

JRedBear

6y↑2

I've listened to this album several times now, really enjoy the music btw. But after getting pass how moving this album is, I get the feeling this music tells the story of Coming to America. I wonder if we'll see an album about being in America?

Matthew Clark

6y↑1

Thomas, from the bottom of my heart, and with every facet of my being: thank you for this; I greatly appreciate your work. It has changed my life in more ways than one.

xXE4GLEyEXx

6y↑2

Freedom, Liberty, Opportunity... I guess those would be them. amazing score as always! I wish one day I could just listen to TSfH live

Ali Grace

5y↑2

Perfect to listen to while studying history this summer <3

Sam Beaty

6y↑3

Bethany Ellico

6y↑1

Absolutely stunning. Thank you so much for this! TSFH is the best!

Sara Kudrna

3y↑2

As spectacular as it sounds, I imagine how demanding this must be for the musicians to play. Particularly strings. To record nearly 45 minutes of not-to-be-taken-lightly sheet notes at once - grand applause to those players. All of them. hat tip
EDIT: I'm hearing A LOT of Tchaikovsky in there. Particularly The Nutcracker.

W. A. Moore

6y↑15

Brilliant - just wonderful. I have a 45 minute drive to work . . . guess what I listen to...

Lithion

6y↑1

Amazing score, thank you for sharing this for the public!

MissImpossible

6y↑1

I absolutely love this. It sounds like adventure itself and almost fairytale-like at the same time

Edit: I just got to the 'American dream' part and I think that's my favourite part. It's almost painfully beautiful

ZeLightbulb

6y↑1

What a truly amazing piece of music. I seriously hope Thomas does more Suites

Ingrid Bobekova

5y↑1

A phenomenal album. I'm listening to it on loop while I write.

Sierra Kopp

3y↑2

There is something wonderful in the title Quien Eres Tu. I looked up the meaning, which is 'who are you?' in Spanish. Not only are these songs beautiful and relaxing, but they provide an amazing escape to the imagination. I can just see a Spanish pirate meeting the one seeking the American dream and asking that very question while holding said person at swordpoint.

Artemis

6y↑7

clicks loop

NOW IT'S EVEN MORE CONTINUOUS

Timothy Shortell

6y↑1

A very different album then usual, but captures the style perfectly! So well done!

Mauricio Fuentes

6y↑1

i heard every second of this 44:14 minutes video, now i feel... so inspired, so free, so sad, so happy, so wounded but also so alive listening this, Thomas is a fancy genius

Yoda OI

6y↑7

An earthquake in the Force i Felt, too awesome this is . Thank you Thomas. Purchased immediately without listening, no need, i just feel it will be great.

Just listen to it : it really is amazing !!

vilas kadival

Avada Kedavra

Yoda OI

So right you are ;)

Koen 27

Amazing, it is

Jon Bellaflor

6y↑5

Amazing just amazing btw someone make a movie or book out of this song will be amazing as well

Skaynet22

5y↑2

I can only say, that it is an incredible composition

B

6y↑2

WOW. Just listenned to the entire thing and it's wonderful. It reminded me a lot to movies I had seen as a child because it has this "everything is possible" "this world is a wonderful place" feeling that really brougth me back to when I was little and I used to got completely absorbed by the movie as if I had known the characters and places and the movie was real. This has the power to bring my inner child to life and it's really beautiful. Thanks

Jade Koay

Still always blown away by this masterpiece, even after falling in love with it in December 2018. The perfect soundtrack to my journeys in Asia for 2.5 months.