Rimsky-Korsakov - Fairy Tale (skazka), Op. 29
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2012
- Performed by the London Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Yondani Butt.
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Fairy Tale (skazka), Op. 29 by Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov, composed in 1880-81. It is a symphonic poem based on these lines from Pushkin's prologue to "Ruslan and Lyudmila": "One fairy-tale I do recall, I'll tell now to one and all."
From Rimsky-Korsakov's autobiography "My Musical Life", pages 245-46:
"While making up the programs of the Russian Musical Society, [Eduard] Napravnik addressed an inquiry to me, as to which of my compositions I should like to hear performed at these concerts. I indicated the recently written "Skazka" (Fairy-tale) and gave the score to Napravnik. Shortly afterwards the latter proposed that I conduct the piece myself. I consented. At one of the earlier concerts of that season the "Fairy-tale" was placed on the program. I conducted. The performance would have been quite successful if the concert-master, Pikkel (then growing morbidly nervous) , had not jumped out, without any reason, at the entrance of the violins divisi towards the end of the piece and by so doing confused the other violinists. However, the violins speedily recovered, and the mistake had hardly been noticed by the audience. Save for this episode, I was pleased with the performance as well as with the piece itself, which sounded colourful and brilliant. In general "Skazka" undoubtedly recalls in style "Snyegoorochka", as having been composed simultaneously with it.
Strange to this day hearers grasp with difficulty the true meaning of the "Fairy-tale's" program: they seek in it a chained up tom-cat walking around an oak tree, and all the fairy tale episodes which were jotted down by Pushkin in the prologue to his "Ruslan and Lyudmila" and which served as the starting point for my Fairy-tale. In his brief enumeration of the elements of the Russian fairy-tale epos that make up the stories of the miraculous tom-cat, Pushkin says
"One fairy tale I do recall, I'll tell it now to one and all,"
and then narrates the fairy-tale of "Ruslan and Lyudmila." But I narrate my own musical fairy-tale. By my very narrating the musical fairy-tale and quoting Pushkin's prologue I show that my fairy-tale is, in the first place, Russian, and secondly, magical, as if it were one of the miraculous tom-cat's fairy-tales that I had overheard and retained in my memory. Yet I had not at all set out to depict in it all that Pushkin had jotted down in the prologue, any more than he puts all of it into his fairy-tale of "Ruslan." Let everyone seek in my fairy-tale only the episodes that may appear before his imagination, but let him not insist that I include everything enumerated in Pushkin's prologue. The endeavor to discern in my fairy-tale the tom cat that had related this same fairy-tale is groundless, to say the least. The two above-quoted lines of Pushkin are printed in italics in the program of my "Fairy-tale", to distinguish them from the other verses and direct thereby the auditor's attention to them. But this has been understood neither by the audiences nor the critics, who have interpreted my "Skazka" in all ways crooked and awry and who, in my time, as usual, of course, did not approve of it. On the whole, however, the "Fairy-tale" won sufficient success with the public."
Cuando mi padre compró Sherezade de Rimski Korsakoff yo tenía 12 años y me fascinó su música. Tengo 80 años y sigo enamorado de este gran compositor ruso.
it's suprisingly amusing that even these days here in Russia we study music by schoolbooks made up by Rimsky-Korsakov, he is my personal hero
Mine too!!!
tritata 素晴らしい❗音楽の巨匠が 学校の音楽に関係していたとはうらやましい限りですよ‼️さようなら。ありがと。長いお別れです。さようなら。
Wonderful.
Шикарная оркестровка! Оркестр просто великолепен!
Rimsky Korsakov my favorite composer .Indeed, his music is a true fairy tale .
Use of All the different pieces of the orchestra with charming themes make it so refreshing... SO STIMULATING!!!! At times joyful! At times whimsical...
Like the first light of dawn, this symphonic poem opens your eyes to new promises and to all the wonders of nature. Evocative of powers beyond observation, these pieces pull the strings of the heart, attract nostalgia and awaken the loves, the skinned lives and torpor of tormented watchmen 🤮
This music is really out of this world
One of my favorite composers. Composers can has genius!!!
Korsakov forever!
Glad to see so many aficionados of this master.
Браво очень красивая музыка волшебная
Ah... I love Rimsky's music so much. Few composers so consistently combine great tunes with great and exciting orchestration. Thank you for posting. Those LSO recordings under Butt seem really good.
Splendid picture,
My heart is quivered by this song .
As a Japanese person , I deeply love the Russian great composer,s works
Hahaha! I agree with you entirely, even though I am not Japanese.
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@@shin-i-chikozima I am alright, thank you. My warmest wishes to you too, and long life to the music of Rimsky Korsakov, and so many others.
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Thankyou
May eveything go well for your this year
May your country be glorious
Someday please come to wonderful Japan
Delicious foods and heartfelt hospitality wait for you forever
Be careful of Covid ―19
Good luck
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As we all know, Rimsky-Korsakov was a great composer and orchestrator. Based on his quote here about this piece he was also influential in his outlook. Jean Sibelius studied NRK, and said almost the same thing about his tone poem 'En Saga'.
Thank you .. Just what I needed to hear today...
Thank you !
Good, mysterious music! Lovely! Thanks Russia!
Thanks for the program notes. Good to know this is a Fairy-tale in which the listener can use their imagination and make up the story as they hear it. :)
Another world within our world.
nikolai rimsky korsakov e o" vou do besouro". a genialidade desse compositor. luiza cezar.
Glad you like it! It's one of my favourite pieces.
Rimski tells that the music was comosed simultaneously with Snegourochka, and it sounds similar indeed !!!!!!! Snegourochka is one of the most delicate operas of Rimski.
Очаровательная, загадочная, жутковатая сказка с обязательным торжеством добра.
I guess the three giants of 19th c Russian music are Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov and Borodin just as the 20th c giants are Shostakovich, Prokofiev and Rachmaninov.
Agree, although some might wish to make it to 4, just adding Mousorsky, and Stravinsky respectively as next members.
Musorgsky is Russian most ingenious composer. The groundbreaker
7:05 :O Pure magic solo!
Welcome to the world his Rimsky Korsakov ! 13:06
13:06 and on...the spell in being done...shivers!
8:45 Perfect Harmony and Orchestration
5:24 Listen it's very nice . 8:10 Very nice Clarinet
Beautiful :)
Butt made some wonderful recordings 👍
The Cd is available on Amazon if you want it! I'll put the link the description. The Third Symphony is of course great as well, and is in my opinion the best recording of it available.
Absolutely enchanted by this lovely piece of music. I love ❣️ it's dark undertones; almost wagnerian. Thanks for uploading it.
sounds similar to slow movement of 2nd symphony.... love RNK :) yes he should be played more!!
The famous tune doesn't lie .
There is also no contradiction .
In this world , only mother,s love and the musical masterpieces can be heartily appreciated .
Greeting from mysterious Japan .
Which national are you seeing this video ？
Your English is a bit funny :) (no offense) Greeting from France!
Привет из России ❤
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I can't understand your language
but wonderful Emoji絵文字Thankyou
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No problem!
9:10 Hell yeah
Sorry I forgot to put it in the notes! It's the London Symphony Orchestra.
Римский К. El mejor para poner música a leyendas y cuentos.
I'm not sold on the violinist's vibrato. Very unique style however, lots of energy into the solos, executed well.
What does it say on the book with the coney?
Bruce Hutchison Russian folk tales.
Je connais la vie quî m'a été vôlée ?
Même ?
...
si la famille préfère l ' IGNORER ?
The image at 6:26 is taken from the magnificent Soviet-era film, "Ruslan and Ludmilla":
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Оперу Руслан и Людмила написал И. Глинка.
@@user-xj6nv4px3b там комментарий про советский фильм, а не про оперу Глинки.
Sorry, it's Yondani Butt.
Is the name of the tale available? Could one read it somewhere?
If you take a look at the video description I've outlined what fairy tale Rimsky-Korsakov was thinking of.
DGatsby Gatsby, what is that flag you have there?
windstorm1000 It's one I made myself: imgur.com/I51FhXJ
DGatsby fascinating
please can you tell me the name of that painting after the composers photograph? Thank you.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palekh_miniature en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tsarevitch_Ivan,_the_Firebird_and_the_Gray_Wolf
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and what about the conductor ?
I don't want to bother or to tickle you but I'm very fond of Rimsky
who's playing ?
There is nothing about this piece that is a fairy tale
AU MOINS VOS ENFANTS étaient' RECONNUS? LE MIEN NON? Sauf s'il ra^^ortait?!!