CLASSICAL SOPRANO surprises audience with STAR TREK | Conductor Rainer Hersch

please get up for from Spain lower me down [Applause] listen thank you so much now that you're from Spain and is very Spanish you're from Spain do you speak English English Spanish in Spanish okay you how long the cuanto tiempo estado aquí ahem how much time have you been in inning idea by society because that's the days two days two days is to be a perfect continuity it's your first concert here in England you came in the plane yeah rayona yes okay well you probably took more than two days to get here you've certainly a Guinness Book why do you want to you want to warm up you want to know no other customers well because so now this is probably the way to do it in Spain she wants to warm up and we thought we going on wait to hear [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Applause] you [Applause]

Channel: Rainer Hersch Fan Channel

Views: 3,422,420

Rating: 4.9371929 out of 5

Keywords: Rainer Hersch, classical music, comedy, conductor, star trek, soprano, comedy and classical music, orchestra, Victor Borge, rainer hersch fan channel, funniest classical orchestra ever... - rainer hersch, windows waltz, funny, lustige musik, raumschiff enterprise, lustige klassische Musik, Leonard Bones McCoy, lieutenant uhura, Chekov, Scotty, Sulu, James T. Kirk, william shatner, Leonard Nimoy, deforest kelley, nichelle nichols, Captain Picard, la conquista del espacio

Id: 6UEnVZ3j6UA

Length: 2min 54sec (174 seconds)

Published: Fri May 15 2020

Reddit Comments

[u/HeadFullOfBrains]

Love the salute at the end!

[u/PicardBeatsKirk]

Well. That. Was. Fantastic.

[u/CyberMindGrrl]

I always wondered what the lyrics were. Now I know. "AhhAAHHHahahahahahah".

[u/numanoid]

I love how it only takes three notes before everyone recognizes what's happening. Such an iconic tune. I love her Vulcan hand gesture at the end.

[u/Willravel]

This is exactly how they would have performed the theme in Ten Forward. Starfleet personnel who also happen to be concert-level, classically-trained musicians giving a bizarrely high-quality performance. I remember as a kid hearing them perform a Mozart string quartet, and the level of performance was really, really good, and it was just so funny to think that oh yeah they're also engineers or scientists or an android with a cat, so that's cool.

[u/jabinslc]

wow that's awesome!!

[u/WhiteSquarez]

That was awesome.

On a different note, an Orkestra seems like something out of the Warhammer universe.

[u/doug1963]

Can you imagine being there? I would have cried!

This is just what I needed today!

[u/badbrains135]

Am I the only drummer whose head hurts listening to that percussion section? it's like he starts a beat or more behind and just keeps going on his own separate tempo.