The Best of Sibelius
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2024
- Jean Sibelius (8 December 1865 - 20 September 1957), was a Finnish composer and violinist of the late Romantic and early-modern periods. He is widely recognized as his country's greatest composer and, through his music, is often credited with having helped Finland to develop a national identity during its struggle for independence from Russia.
The core of his oeuvre is his set of seven symphonies, which, like his other major works, are regularly performed and recorded in his home country and internationally. His other best-known compositions are Finlandia, the Karelia Suite, Valse triste, the Violin Concerto, the choral symphony Kullervo, and The Swan of Tuonela (from the Lemminkäinen Suite). Other works include pieces inspired by nature, Nordic mythology, and the Finnish national epic, the Kalevala, over a hundred songs for voice and piano, incidental music for numerous plays, the opera Jungfrun i tornet (The Maiden in the Tower), chamber music, piano music, Masonic ritual music, and 21 publications of choral music.
Sibelius composed prolifically until the mid-1920s, but after completing his Seventh Symphony (1924), the incidental music for The Tempest (1926) and the tone poem Tapiola (1926), he stopped producing major works in his last thirty years, a stunning and perplexing decline commonly referred to as "The Silence of Järvenpää", the location of his home. Although he is reputed to have stopped composing, he attempted to continue writing, including abortive efforts on an eighth symphony. In later life, he wrote Masonic music and re-edited some earlier works while retaining an active but not always favourable interest in new developments in music.
The Finnish 100 mark note featured his image until 2002, when the euro was adopted. Since 2011, Finland has celebrated a Flag Day on 8 December, the composer's birthday, also known as the "Day of Finnish Music". In 2015, the 150th anniversary of the composer's birth, a number of special concerts and events were held, especially in the city of Helsinki.
Jean Sibelius
1. Allegretto
2. Andante ma rubato
3. Vivacissimo
4. Finale, Allegro moderato
5. At the Castle Gate
6. M lisande
7. By the Seashore
8. By a Spring in the Park
9. The Three Blind Sisters
10. Pastorale
11. M lisande at the Spinning Wheel
12. Entr acte
13. M lisande s Death
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Symphony No. 2 in D major, Op. 43
0:00 - Mov 1
9:37 - Mov 2
24:25 - Mov 3
30:34 - Straight to Mov 4
Pelléas et Mélisande (Suite Version), Op. 46
43:37 - At the Castle Gate
46:08 - Mélisande
49:48 - At the Seashore
51:45 - A Spring in the Park
53:43 - The Three Blind Sisters
55:55 - Pastoral
57:41 - Mélisande at the Spinning Wheel
59:31 - Entr'acte
1:02:08 - The Death of Mélisande
+LeftEar -- You are the boss! Thank you.
Thank you sir.
Thank you 😋
thanks lord
This is really fair Thanks
Classical music is underrated
Sobre todo poniendo publicidad a cada momento. No le hacen ningún favor!!
Those who know know 🌷
Very underrated! 😢
Cultural education is undervalued.
But symphonic music has never been a mass culture.
I agree with you
Congratulations on the anniversary of Jean Sibelius to all residents of Finland from St. Petersburg!
+Sapienti Sat Thanks. Though personally I prefer Tchaikovsky.
Which are the few ones in your opinion so I can check them out? Just curious
Is that St. Pete Fla.? We could be neighbors. Who knows? I don't know what these other guys who replied must be thinking. Tchaikovsky?! He composed "pretty" but not much else. I think he suffers from being too popular and too sweet. Prokofiev and Rachmaninoff, they had intellect and soul! But I also love Sibelius though I discovered him relatively late in my life.
Sibelius was inspired of Tchaikovsky, and .. listen, you can hear this inspiration in many of Sibelius` compositions. They both are great Romantics; Sibelius was a composer and violinist of the late Romantic and early-modern periods. His music is often credited with having helped Finland to develop a national identity during its struggle for independence from Russia.
Here, here! From California. I still can remember the announcement of his death in 1957, when I was 14. My maternal grandfather had introduced me to classical music. And, Finlandia was the first of Sibelius' music he played for me. I feel really lucky today about that.
100 Years, I Love My Country! We've had everything from Sibelius, to Runeberg, to Lordi. This Country is, and will always be, my home!
Also the magic of Madetoja, Melartin, Rautavaara, Saarijaho, Kajanus--there is a wealth of great music from Finland.
@@caseypride &&&&& Professori Tauno Marttinen Direkt från Tavastehus/HML , SuoMEn SuperSibelius 1. R.I.P. & an awesome ADmiration & Love !!!!!.
Estoy descubriendo una música genial. Me encanta Sibelius, relajante música para trabajar, estudiar, conducir.... sencillamente G E N I A L.
Sibelius no es relajante, es un torbellino que emociona hasta las lágrimas!!!
wat een pracht werken , nooit geweten dat deze componist zo veel mooie stukken geschreven had, ik ga er nu vaker naar luisteren.
One great legacy we can get out of the1800s 1850s-1890s when it comes to the world's greatest music's They knew what they were doing when they created movements to classical music!! These people had the instruments and they took advantage of how to use them!!
Para una hora de música de Sibelius, es hermosa.....siempre lo será.....
que du plaisir d'écoute; grandiose!!!
Sibelius completa hoje 150 anos! Um século e meio de seu legado musical incrível na face da Terra! Viva Sibelius!!!!!!!!
simply great ..
A good looking composer. Superb music 🙂
heeft zijn zware momenten gehad de muziek straalt het uit. hemels mooi en zalig om te beluisteren
J'adore... ♡
Ça me fait voyager dans des forêts de résineux et des prairies...
Oui, c'est génial! Sibelius a composé des oeuvres encore plus inspirées par la nature finlandaise, comme :
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Inmenso!!!! Un genio de tan hermosa y delicada música
Cada día me gusta más su música. Sin excepciones. Es un gran homenaje a la naturaleza
En Sibelius escuchas cómo se expresa la naturaleza, cómo vibran el agua, los bosques, los inviernos, etc.
A maior alegria e a mais finíssima melodia, não há outra em comparação. Sim, tantas são as músicas, mas há uma peculiaridade em cada composição. De fato, Sibelius é um compositor de um bom espírito. Deus te abençoe, irmão de luz e guie a nós de volta a tranquilidade e paz no Senhor Altíssimo. Fé e até breve irmão, algum dia quem sabe não ouso pessoalmente sua composição, em algum momento se a graça me for concedida, até lá, muito obrigado pelas belíssimas composições que tranquilizam meu espírito e o meu cérebro se deleita em toda a seu magestíssimo trabalho. Obrigado!
Hyvää Jean Sibeliusken päivää 🎼🎻🎶🎵🤍💙🤍
Merci pour toute cette MAGIE
Its nice when through music you can listen to history!!
According to the information I found via a Google search, Sibelius is supposed to be the longest living classical musician. So my theory is, if you want to have long life, it can't hurt to listen to Sibelius. 🤷♂
I should make at least 120, then .... only got to 73 and a bit so far....
SuperSibelius 1 Direkt från Tavastehus/HML : Professori Tauno Marttinen. , R.I.P. & an awesome ADmiration & Love.
this is really good wtf how is he not more known
Because he's from a small and remote country and lived before the Internet was around.
Sibelius is very well known all over the world.
@@diamondsarenotforever8542 I guess he means not as known as Mozart, Wagner or Beethoven...
@@Rondo2ooo I think you didn't understood my answer to the other guy...
@@Xerdoz I think this probably has a lot to do with it--geography. People tend to group composers together by period but also by nationality, and there are many more French/Italian/Russian/German composers than Finnish ones, so I think it's very easy for newbies to classical music overlook Sibelius. Which is disappointing, because he was brilliant.
Sibbe was a fine man, a true patriot. Today we got nothing like him.
The most beautiful beginning here!
Ne pas oublier le Cygne de Tuonela, Finlandia, Karelia, la valse triste, la symphonie 5 et aussi le concerto pour violon...!!!
Et surtout Lemminkäinen, si bien interprété par Esa-Pekka Salonen:
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Comme qui dirait, UT MUSICA UT PICTURA....
Sa musique est tellement ancrée dans son terroir, pas besoin d'images.. super Sibelius!
Great to have the magnificent 2nd symphony here, but I'm not sure this is an ideal cross-section of Sibelius' best. Of course it's hard to do such a master justice in just over an hour, when symphonies and some of his longer works really need to be heard in full. And it's also a matter of taste. I would say the violin concerto, which I love, is essential, and I also really like the Karelia suite. Others have their own favourites, so you can't please us all, but thanks a lot for the upload :)
You took the words out of my mouth. If I were drawing up a list of Sibelius' best, I would include at least the Second Symphony, the Fifth Symphony, the Violin Concerto, Finlandia, the Swan of Tuonela, and the Valse Triste. I'm also a big fan of Tapiola, but nobody I know agrees with me on that one.
Удивительная музыка! Восторг!💝
Heerlijk om in een zoele-avond naar muziek te luisteren , natuurlijk
met een wijntje er bij , en dat via je iPadje , heel mooi !
That's it! Classic music is the most awesome than never
Fue un genio y lo sigue
siendo Beni desde Israel
"The Best" without Finlandia? Someone didn't do their homework.
I was expecting Pohjola's Daughter too.
True dog
Well, the Finlandia Suite certainly belongs here, and even more so the KARELIA suite ...
We've all heard FINLANDIA. It's the lesser-known pieces that we need an introduction to.
@@quentinduplooy9868 -- Exactly! It's like including "1812 Overture" in an offering of 'Unheard Tschaikowsky"
Que fenómeno!!!!
Es un deleite escuchar su música !
Identifying the different works is a great idea....only made better if they had been time-stamped.
I love this!
Simply the best
Why Sibelius have not more success he deserves it
No conocía a este autor, Jean Sibelius, buenas piezas.
This would have been about 100% better if I was not interrupted every 10-15 minutes by obnoxious ads that ruined the entire video.
Finlandia! Both the piece and also just because FINLANDIA!
Finlandia. That song should be our national song. Estonia have a same nationalsong with us now, and will keep it. No hard feelings, by F. Pacius. I love Estonia. Let´s be friends.
This is why I love UA-cam.
Thank so much from 🇺🇲
Страхотно!!
Everyone has a favorite section? for me its 4.30 - 7.28 reminds me of sailing under full canvas!!
Sibelius is underrated
Coming from a small country like Finland you don't have the same help as those from more known and powerful countries.
And I must admit I have forgotten how good this sounds.
And this of course is what we Finns remember mostly, Finlandia.
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Huippua. Sibelius oli nero.
Kippis from México!
Henkisesti ylevää jotta kaunista
whoosh,,,,,,,,,,,,,, That Finnish lad is quite good.
Tem gosto pra tudo, não sei como o povo ouve uma música sem graça dessa
I'm very happy and proud to be Scottish! The German composer, Mendelssohn loved Scotland too...remember Fingal's Cave?
Muito bom!!!
No ads? Well this is a merry Christmas!
30:45 Великолепный Сибелиус!
Arte ,puraaaaa
I love SIBELIUSSS!
Im gonna attend an online Sibelius concert tomorrow... I'm so
✨ E X C I T E D ✨
IT'S ALSO FREE... I hope I won't be late
I wonder if it was the Sibelius VC...the orchestra played on 1 violin
Great.
Genial
This guy was the inspiration of the Pringle's logo
Is that true?
ayvery une shoulde listen to dis, Sibelius is beste composere for stringen.
Thank you. 2013 November 8th.
There are no more original and creative composers in the west anymore and in the world as a whole
so true omg
Interesting list of pieces. But where is Finlandia? Tuonela Swan? Valse triste?
Finale of his fifth symphony
Karelia Suite is missing
You are a person who has rich taste in music.
@@holeycheese9429 ironic?
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Enjoyed movement 4. 30:30 to 43:35
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Brabo
Nyt täytyy, kylläkin todeta, taide/musiikki menee kaikkien rajojen, sekä politiikan ylitse, taide on rajatonta ei mielestäni voi rajata... kenen taide on luvatonta ja kenen ei.
Thank you in every case for this music. I am looking for a good compilation of all his non-symphonic works, which are nevertheless with orchestra - on CD, if such might exist! Do you have an idea? Sibelius was a great composer!
Finland forever
Interesting rendition of the 2nd symphony; I liked its freshness. But the tuba in the last movement is too restrained; I always want it to boom out over the full orchestra like a foghorn: "Boo-wump! Boo-wump!"
Great effort :) Could you possibly put the times when each tune starts in the notes pls? Cool blog also.
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Blessings from romania
Bună seara (from 🇷🇴)
:)
@@claubologa5335 o seara linistita
Best
Billy fingers brought me here.
This is pretty good.
You dont really need electricity to create non electrical sounds Back then there was no electrical power for modern rock music sounds!!
You may call the music back then basic natural sounds using basic instruments without much detail to use wind and sound for the sound!!
In the English speaking world he was/is regarded higher than Beethoven, Mozart, etc etc etc.
bruhhhh, I highly doubt that, but well
At the Castle Gate is from P & M (in answer to a misunderstanding below).
1hank u
put the ads at the end of pieces
repérer
les minutes est utile pour nous
no hay que asistir a los espectáculos que tengan este tipo de propaganda que cortan la música.
CooHaarooo
Just saw a quiz in my local newspaper. It states that Jean Sibelius is widely recognized as Sweden’s greatest composer. Huh?! 🤪😂
Well, they got the Scandinavia bit right at least. And he did grow through up childhood speaking Swedish.
@@noriemeha He was from Finland and Finland is not part of the scandinavia😊 swedish is Finlands second official language
Criminal! But I think that when Sibelius was born, Finland was part of Sweden. Still, he was definitely NOT ethnically Swedish. I have a feeling he would not appreciate being labeled as such!
@@gutsfinky Finland was part of Russia when Sibelius was born (1865). Finland was part of Sweden from ca 1150 to 1809 (when Russia took over until our independence in 1917)
hey! i know that guy! is that my jonny boy? haha!
Willie whas here.
Mr. Sibelius looks so serious.
Brook Renwick Everybody was serious then.
Times were dire - Finland struggling against oppression and fighting for independence.
He was.
Wouldn't it be great if all uploaders provided time cues for each selection?
¡Cómo pueden poner propaganda en medio la música, bárbaros, patanes!
Please! Someone time code the list of selections revealed at "show more" because I'd actually like to learn something but I am reliant on somebody's kind expertise. Please help! I may be decrepit but I'm not too old to learn.
wonderful! But where is the trace n. 5? After the last movement of 2nd symphony there i sMelisande and not the "at the Castle gate"
1865-1957
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Hardly his best or greatest music. Also in this selection: I've never heard At the Castle Gate played almost as a waltz. It loses some of its grandeur. I remember as a child shivering as it was the intro music to the BBC's (longest running tv programme) Sky at Night in awe of its ruggedness and the ascending ending.
What would you suggest? I really like this. But I am not very familiar with all of his work.
@@jbbenet6990 his Second Symphony is beautiful.
This is stupid. No Finlandia, no Valse Triste. Not sure if there is the first movement of his violin concerto. Anyhow, This is not his greatest works. Still nice though
Please, just colocate the time when start and finish the songs
... and FINNISH the songs