Name: A Clockwork Orange - Ode to Joy by Claudious
Duration: 1 min 48 s
Description: A clean version of Ode to Joy taken from Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange"

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This song sounds like how Vladimir Lenin must have felt after the Bolshevik Revolution

After the events of a clockwork irange, the Ludovico treatment was banned in the UK. However, it was later adopted by the US as its high school system!

"Come with uncle,and hear all proper. Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones. You are invited."

THIS IS THE VERSION I WAS LOOKING FOR! Well, almost, it just doesn't have the lyrics. But having just the instrumental is better than nothing.

does anyone know where I can find this version with the voice?

Hello! I recently came into possession of the vinyl of Walter Carlos' Clockwork Orange and since it's a serious crime that nobody can listen to this masterpiece in one album, I figured I would go ahead and upload it in its entirety. I ABSOLUTELY DO NOT OWN ANY OF THE MUSIC AND AM NOT TRYING TO VIOLATE COPYWRITE LAWS, I literally just want people to have access to this music since you have to hunt down each track one by one across the internet to find anything from this album. Please do not report this, I'm just an appreciator of great electronic music and an even bigger admirer of the late great Wendy Carlos! This is purely a tribute to one of the godmothers of electronic music and just want to upload this for posterity. Please enjoy this collection of her full tracks from A Clockwork Orange!

A little disclaimer here: As you might notice if you're a big fan of this album, it is in fact out of order. I personally wanted this playlist to start out strong with the main music from the movie rather than how it is originally, which starts with the track Timesteps. Timesteps is a huge ambient track and I personally didn't want to start things off with that one but left it there at the end of the playlist just so the entire vinyl is on here in its entirety, even if it is slightly out of order. I went ahead and put the two Beethoven tracks in their order as they would be in an actual symphony, although the third movement is missing of course. In the end, I just wanted the playlist to have a nice flow, and I think I've accomplished that here. Again, please enjoy these masterful works of electronic music!

Title Music From A Clockwork Orange (from Purcell's "Music For The Funeral Of Queen Mary")

A Clockwork Orange

Beethoven: Symphony #9 - .2 (Abridged), Scherzo, "Suicide"

Rossini: William Tell - Overture (Abridged)

Theme From A Clockwork Orange (Beethoviana)

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During war start at somewhere at 3 hours and 3 minutes

Poland Radio 1939 (Pre and during war)

A clean version of Ode to Joy taken from Kubrick's "A Clockwork Orange"

A Clockwork Orange - Ode to Joy

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A Clockwork Orange - Ode to Joy

Claudious

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