most pieces have a little exposition to interest the audience and i love it. but i also love big, beautiful, choruses - and tchaikovsky hit us with all that angst, emotion, and power with the very first measures. it's like starting a book with the most profound piece of wisdom ever and elaborating on it for the rest of the book. first time i heard this i didn't need to go past ten seconds into the piece to think "this is the most beautiful thing i've ever heard". i don't believe in love at first sight but this piece? i fell hard.
I performed this piece when I was 14, in a youth orchestra. It was very difficult to play, but it became a comforting piece to listen to. Tchaikovsky to me, is a pinnacle classical composer for the period. ❤
I believe you can tell within the 1st few seconds how well a group will play this piece...unlike a lot of groups, this one had an A+ sound right away...well done...
I loved it, but I still feel that 2 more cellos and 1 more bass would have balanced it out. Seems top heavy on higher string level. There is a richness of bass in this composition that is not heard here.
This group is great, but, respectfully, I prefer Herbert von Karajan's version. As far as I can tell, just by listening and noting that von Karajan is a conductor of, in this case, a string orchestra, his version has a fuller, deeper quality than this chamber group. Tchaikovsky's Serenade COMMANDS that fuller, deeper quality. Respectfully, I thank you.
Out of many recordings of Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, this one has the most romantic and passionate phrasing. It's slow at the right places, upbeat at the most appropriate timing and just magnificent to listen to. The audience were really lucky to listen to this wonderful rendition in person!!!
As far as recordings go, I agree completely! But for recreating how the composer intended this piece to sound, the venue has to be considered as part of the overall acoustics. This sets the tempo and pacing, depending on how long the hall reverberates. Since this piece wasn't intended to be a full orchestral performance in a concert hall, but within some palacial hall with tapestries, paintings and gold guilding. The group has to take time to let the hall quiet down before returning to the music (pacing), and it also can overwhelm the recording making everything layer over each other and not give much detail. Give this performance a listen in St. Petersburg, Russia: ua-cam.com/video/PAeXRJtxbrQ/v-deo.html Quite a different sound indeed! ;^)
Really? Please listen to these versions, just to give an example ua-cam.com/video/5Wfd-Vzc1dw/v-deo.html , ua-cam.com/video/5y_Z0u_LvJc/v-deo.html , Compare the musical power, the structure and balance, the design of the phrasing, the energy and involvement of the musicians...
"A Night on Bald Mountain", also from a Big 5, is close. "Sheredaze Op.35" is another really close one. Nothing is the same as the feels from this one.
Glorious music. Tchaikovsky wrote this as a penance for the 1812 overture, which he described as 'loud and noisy'. This is utterly sublime. Thank you for the performance and the upload.
I've always found it fascinating that he wrote them at the same time. This one really does feel like he's trying hard to show what he sounds like when he's being true to himself.
Tchaikovsky asked for the greatest number of string players possible for this piece, but I honestly think this serenade works much better as a chamber piece as it's presented here. Marvelous sound!
That's ambitious for any high school orchestra. The music is really transparent, which is to say that any mistakes are truly obvious. I think school orchestras have improved a lot from 50 years ago. So, congratulations.
I adore this piece. Never heard it played so sublimely. This is masterful, celestial, the pace, the dynamics, and the soulfulness -- it is heart-breaking. Bravi !!
Maybe the best rendition I have heard of this sublime piece. The Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra is one of the top five orchestras in the world in my opinion.
@@demi3115 Yes I know but the Chamber Orchestra is an integral part of the Concertgebouworkest. The NPO provides wind instruments or other instruments when needed. The Chamber Orchestra also crosses over to the NPO when needed. My original comment still applies both are world class!
Yet another brilliant Dutch chamber orchestra. Congratulations Holland. This performance gave the cello, in particular, its rightful space and voice better than many, for once. Lovely Cathy Jones
I've got a real soft spot for cyclical works, the fact that that powerfull string opening, full of hope, comes back after all those bars of music somehow makes it even more powerfull and deeply moving...
I first heard this piece in the early '70s when I saw the New York City Ballet perform to this piece!! I was blown away by both the music and the ballet! It's a stirring piece! (and the ballet is wonderful!!!).
The piece to me still remains probably one of the best ways for an ear to begin to hear something like 18th century classiscal-whether its Dvorak, Tchaikovsky or basically any other composer.. For young people this can be a ticket to the rest, it was for me back in my teens in the 1970's.. It allows your ears to adjust to completely different music, the high emphasis on melody enhances it. Play it for your children and they will likely love it.
This was basically a passion project he did while working on the 1812 Overture, which was a commission. He definitely enjoyed writing it, and I agree that you can hear that in the music.
@@nathanboecker9318 Good to know! He also wrote in one of his letters, that he found the 1812 Overture to be too loud for his taste. I for myself thought so, too. Despite that, 1812 Overture is still a masterpiece! Greetings Nathan!
all I can say is: Bravo Bravo Bravo ! the best interpretation of this masterpiece I heard. I am very touched. Great orchestra.!!!I am very impressed and happy you posted it. Thank you!
What a terrific performance (and what a beautiful hall the Concertgebouw is). Ever since I first heard this piece many years ago I have marveled at the range of sounds that Tchaikovsky draws form a string orchestra -- and I agree with Jordan Cortez Wartell that the chamber orchestra performance somehow allows us to hear the piece better.
This is as good as it gets ......it is also my very humble opinion that this - and the Antonin Dvorak Serenade for Strings - are better suited to a chamber orchestra as opposed to a full orchestra where individuality seems to get lost .....I'm no expert - but I know what I like ....
I absolutely love 10:35 - 14:17. Favorite part! Such a lovely waltz, so satisfying. I look at the audience and they're all sitting there like statues, not moving a muscle. I know I'd be swaying back and forth with the music or moving my head or something, geez! Music like that is felt in the soul. Thank you incredible orchestra and thank you, Tchaikovsky! Well done.
I went to a college in the midwest that’s known for its music school. I wasn’t a music major myself, but I took electives in the main music building. It was common to hear the university orchestra rehearsing. Good times… ☺️
So great to see a group so in touch with each other that they can perform following the lead of their principal violinist without the distraction of an over-egoed conductor
The viola is one of the most 'anonymous' instruments in the whole orchestra but it would sound empty without the meat in the sandwich. One of my favourite sounds in the world is the viola ❤
Excellent interpretation and performance! The dynamics, phrasing, and the passion across the string orchestra were superb and very unique. It reminded me of my college days as a music major. This is by far the best rendition of this piece that I have heard and seen. Bravo! Mazeltov! Superbe!
There was me, about to have a go at the overblown dramatic body language of the 1st violin leader, when I realised that there is no conductor ... correction: HE is the conductor. Top job, mate! Hope you got paid for Leader AND conductor. In any event you can be proud of the performance - the entire orchestra can be proud.
Tanta belleza junta es difícil encontrar.Parece cómo si uno viviera en un mundo poco cruel después de esta serenata.Grandioda.Bella.Unica.Especial.Parece algo así como que haybelleza.From Argentina Jorgea alguien capaz de componer tanta
Great performance. I was moved during whole Elegia part. It just grabbed my heart and didn't want to let go until the Finale part started. Definitely worth listening.
My favorite part starts at 12:22 through 14:08, it reminds me of the many radio shows my dad had where he played symphonies. He also had shows dedicated to classic pieces, ballet music, operas, operettas and zarzuelas as well as big band, jazz and blues. That is how my siblings and I learned to appreciate all kinds of music.
Its funny. I watched a game my sister played which had this song in it. To this day I think it is the most beautiful piece of music I ever heard. So glad I found this performance :)
I hear this and it tugs on the strings of my heart and shakes my soul. Tchaikovsky wrote a masterfully heart breaking masterpiece. Imagine hearing this live and him conducting it as he wrote it. I wonder what it would sound like.
I feel like something absolutely terrible is about to happen when I hear the first lines of this beautiful piece....but I love how the vast majority of people who read your comment will have no idea what you're talking about.
You will be my art! the 1st movement intensifies!!!! and there is that huge camera but man it sucks that there is 1 lame boss and that is father Theodore
Actually I prefer these classics from my UA-cam vantage. Sounds are engineered in a very balanced way and cameras are normally spot on and closer than my cheap $30 tickets in the balcony.
7 may. Birthday of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky! Tchaikovsky's grandfather was Ukrainian and his mother was half French. Tchaikovsky used Ukrainian folk songs a lot in his music. As a man, he was extremely sensual, could suddenly cry and immediately laugh. That is why Tchaikovsky's dynamics are extremely contrasting - 6 pianos and immediately after that 5 fortes!
Una maravilla que toca el corazón. Sería bueno que mirarán el programa y no interrumpieran, los aplausos al final, necesitan mucha concentración. Gracias a los intérpretes conocemos la música. Respetémolos
WHAT AN AMAZING THING THAT LESS TAN 2 DOZEN PEOPLE CAN MAKE THESE SOUNDS TOGETHER, SO LUCKY TO BE APART OF SUCH A GREAT GROUP !!! (BUT I'M SURE THEY TAKE IT FOR GRANTED)
They’re not lucky, they worked hard to get to that point. Anyone can say, “I want to be in a chamber ensemble like that!”, and with enough hard work, they can make it there. They don’t take it for granted because they’re the ones who worked so hard to get there.
I first heard this piece of music when I was 21. After hearing rhis beautiful music I became a die hard classics fan. I am now 67
My dad (god bless his soul) got me into Tchaikovsky. Thanks dad.
What a wonderful, lifelong gift from your father. Lovely comment.
@@michaelpaulsmith4619 cheers ,nice one 👍
Mine as well. Thanks Dad. May he rest in peace.
My kids got me into Tchaikovsky! :)
I can feel your comment from the heart, the way Tchaikovsky can write music that can sing so beautifully is holy to say the least, god bless
The First Movement to this has always brought tears to my eyes...
They are WELLING UP now...
Tchaikovsky - not only the god of melodies but also of counter melodies.
Mozart is the god of melody and Bach the god of counterpoint
i agree hes as great as it gets when it comes to melody esp lyrical melodies
most pieces have a little exposition to interest the audience and i love it. but i also love big, beautiful, choruses - and tchaikovsky hit us with all that angst, emotion, and power with the very first measures. it's like starting a book with the most profound piece of wisdom ever and elaborating on it for the rest of the book. first time i heard this i didn't need to go past ten seconds into the piece to think "this is the most beautiful thing i've ever heard". i don't believe in love at first sight but this piece? i fell hard.
I performed this piece when I was 14, in a youth orchestra. It was very difficult to play, but it became a comforting piece to listen to.
Tchaikovsky to me, is a pinnacle classical composer for the period. ❤
crazy. what insturment
Tchaikovsky is the pinnacle composer in all periods
Nice! What's your seating?
@@trillionplayz1794 hello! I’m a cellist, usually 6th chair 👌🏼
@@MacUser496-qw4fw i bow down to you, my friend. A respectable person, indeed.
I believe you can tell within the 1st few seconds how well a group will play this piece...unlike a lot of groups, this one had an A+ sound right away...well done...
I loved it, but I still feel that 2 more cellos and 1 more bass would have balanced it out. Seems top heavy on higher string level. There is a richness of bass in this composition that is not heard here.
@@DavidA-ps1qr I think their sound is exactly the style of Tchaikovsky - bright.
Top Notch all the way they should have stayed for at least three more calls the audience was thrilled by their performance!!!
This group is great, but, respectfully, I prefer Herbert von Karajan's version. As far as I can tell, just by listening and noting that von Karajan is a conductor of, in this case, a string orchestra, his version has a fuller, deeper quality than this chamber group. Tchaikovsky's Serenade COMMANDS that fuller, deeper quality. Respectfully, I thank you.
End not only in P.I.Tchaykovsky's music... Bravo!
Out of many recordings of Tchaikovsky's Serenade for Strings, this one has the most romantic and passionate phrasing. It's slow at the right places, upbeat at the most appropriate timing and just magnificent to listen to. The audience were really lucky to listen to this wonderful rendition in person!!!
The most perfect I have ever heard; I can imagine that THIS is the way that the Divine delivered it!
As far as recordings go, I agree completely! But for recreating how the composer intended this piece to sound, the venue has to be considered as part of the overall acoustics. This sets the tempo and pacing, depending on how long the hall reverberates. Since this piece wasn't intended to be a full orchestral performance in a concert hall, but within some palacial hall with tapestries, paintings and gold guilding. The group has to take time to let the hall quiet down before returning to the music (pacing), and it also can overwhelm the recording making everything layer over each other and not give much detail. Give this performance a listen in St. Petersburg, Russia:
ua-cam.com/video/PAeXRJtxbrQ/v-deo.html
Quite a different sound indeed! ;^)
Take a listen to Leonard Bernstein's version too!
Really?
Please listen to these versions, just to give an example ua-cam.com/video/5Wfd-Vzc1dw/v-deo.html , ua-cam.com/video/5y_Z0u_LvJc/v-deo.html ,
Compare the musical power, the structure and balance, the design of the phrasing, the energy and involvement of the musicians...
1. Pezzo in Forma di Sonatina 0:03
2. Valse 10:33
3. Elegia 14:36
4. Finale (Tema russo) 23:08
Thank you !
vanboaconstrictor There’s always one.
Gracias, compadrito.
Thank you, your service is invaluable!
@Lorenzo Ryker okay mate;)
Did anybody write more gorgeous melodies? He always put the melody in the sweet spot of whatever instrument he was writing for.
Rachmaninoff's melodies were also quite beautiful
JE N'AI PAS COMPRIS I'M FRENCH DONC SPEAK FRENCH PLS
@@heloisebrette1031 lol imagine being mad of ppl speaking a different language. Please, there isnt only french in this world
Bach, Handel, Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Dvorak, Puccini, Gershwin, Kern, Richard Rodgers, Harold Arlen, etc.
"A Night on Bald Mountain", also from a Big 5, is close.
"Sheredaze Op.35" is another really close one.
Nothing is the same as the feels from this one.
Glorious music. Tchaikovsky wrote this as a penance for the 1812 overture, which he described as 'loud and noisy'. This is utterly sublime. Thank you for the performance and the upload.
I've always found it fascinating that he wrote them at the same time. This one really does feel like he's trying hard to show what he sounds like when he's being true to himself.
Ok@@nathanboecker9318
This is a certified hood classic
WHAT
Lol!
Just lol dude yes
File this between Dre and 3 6 Mafia
😂😂😂😂lmfao YOU NEED TO LEAVE
I can hear Tchaikovsky signatures all over the place, which means the ensemble interpretation is right on.
WHAT JE NE COMPRENDS PASS
Tchaikovsky asked for the greatest number of string players possible for this piece, but I honestly think this serenade works much better as a chamber piece as it's presented here. Marvelous sound!
As my amazing 14-piece secondary school string orchestra will attest!
But Karl Lieck did NOT like this. We are all different, eh? I can enjoy a single rose as much as a bunch of roses.
My high school orchestra played this whole piece last year and it was absolutely amazing, as is this performance
I’m In chamber orchestra in hs rn and we are learning the first movement
That's ambitious for any high school orchestra. The music is really transparent, which is to say that any mistakes are truly obvious. I think school orchestras have improved a lot from 50 years ago. So, congratulations.
I adore this piece. Never heard it played so sublimely. This is masterful, celestial, the pace, the dynamics, and the soulfulness -- it is heart-breaking. Bravi !!
Thanks for writing just what I was thinking but couldn't find the words for.
The sweetest that I have heard!
Absolutely heartbreaking it's saved my life.
Maybe the best rendition I have heard of this sublime piece. The Netherlands Philharmonic Orchestra is one of the top five orchestras in the world in my opinion.
This is not the NPO, this is the Chamber Orchestra of the Concertgebouworkest.
Most definitely
@@demi3115 Yes I know but the Chamber Orchestra is an integral part of the Concertgebouworkest. The NPO provides wind instruments or other instruments when needed. The Chamber Orchestra also crosses over to the NPO when needed. My original comment still applies both are world class!
I have been listening to this for forty years this is the most beautiful piece. It's absolutely holy. Makes me cry every time I listen to it.
its a work of art and one of tchaikovskys greatest works esp lyrically its soaring serene and sublime all in one!
I love the part that begins at 10:35. So elegant, light, lilting--perfect!
Yet another brilliant Dutch chamber orchestra. Congratulations Holland. This performance gave the cello, in particular, its rightful space and voice better than many, for once. Lovely Cathy Jones
I agree 100%
Absolutely and some rare viola love in there too. Use of Cello is just perfect in this piece.
Love the fidelity and clarity of the cellos/basses in this recording.
TCHAIKOVSKY IS ONE OF MY FAVOURITE COMPOSERS AND THIS IS A MASTERPIECE WITH A AMAZING PERFORMANCE.
One of the most soul-satisfying pieces of music that I know. Beautifully done.
I've got a real soft spot for cyclical works, the fact that that powerfull string opening, full of hope, comes back after all those bars of music somehow makes it even more powerfull and deeply moving...
I first heard this piece in the early '70s when I saw the New York City Ballet perform to this piece!! I was blown away by both the music and the ballet! It's a stirring piece! (and the ballet is wonderful!!!).
Waow, that sounds like an experience of a lifetime! ❤
Unbelievably awesome ensemble performance of a VERY tough piece!
One of the world's greatest pieces played by one of the world's greatest orchestras. Can it get any better?
The piece to me still remains probably one of the best ways for an ear to begin to hear something like 18th century classiscal-whether its Dvorak, Tchaikovsky or basically any other composer.. For young people this can be a ticket to the rest, it was for me back in my teens in the 1970's.. It allows your ears to adjust to completely different music, the high emphasis on melody enhances it. Play it for your children and they will likely love it.
Surely that 3rd mvt is one of the best tunes ever. Such a joy to play! Lovely recording guys!
I don't know why, but I have the feeling, Tchaikovsky must have enjoyed creating this beatuy of a Serenade. One word: Divine.
This was basically a passion project he did while working on the 1812 Overture, which was a commission. He definitely enjoyed writing it, and I agree that you can hear that in the music.
@@nathanboecker9318 Good to know! He also wrote in one of his letters, that he found the 1812 Overture to be too loud for his taste. I for myself thought so, too. Despite that, 1812 Overture is still a masterpiece! Greetings Nathan!
all I can say is: Bravo Bravo Bravo ! the best interpretation of this masterpiece I heard. I am very touched. Great orchestra.!!!I am very impressed and happy you posted it. Thank you!
I don't think there's a better beginning for a string serenade.... or for any other piece of music.
What a terrific performance (and what a beautiful hall the Concertgebouw is). Ever since I first heard this piece many years ago I have marveled at the range of sounds that Tchaikovsky draws form a string orchestra -- and I agree with Jordan Cortez Wartell that the chamber orchestra performance somehow allows us to hear the piece better.
This is as good as it gets ......it is also my very humble opinion that this - and the Antonin Dvorak Serenade for Strings - are better suited to a chamber orchestra as opposed to a full orchestra where individuality seems to get lost .....I'm no expert - but I know what I like ....
Superb performance well deserved of a standing ovation!!!!!
I absolutely love 10:35 - 14:17. Favorite part! Such a lovely waltz, so satisfying. I look at the audience and they're all sitting there like statues, not moving a muscle. I know I'd be swaying back and forth with the music or moving my head or something, geez! Music like that is felt in the soul. Thank you incredible orchestra and thank you, Tchaikovsky! Well done.
I truly identify with this superb musical jewel!
I had the opportunity to listen to this masterpiece on a concert in my city, I really liked it and now I'm glad I found it here :)
My fav composer and my fav song of his...beautiful playing.
The first time I heard this piece, I was at school, walking to my next class; the opening chords literally stopped me in my tracks.
in a school like that, I’ll never be early 😭
I went to a college in the midwest that’s known for its music school. I wasn’t a music major myself, but I took electives in the main music building. It was common to hear the university orchestra rehearsing.
Good times… ☺️
What a beautiful, glorious performance.
I've heard it many times in my life and it never ceases to fill me with joy.
Cheers,
Rik Spector
Superb performance worthy of many more curtain calls !!!!!
So great to see a group so in touch with each other that they can perform following the lead of their principal violinist without the distraction of an over-egoed conductor
that's how most chamber orchestras perform :)
And we wonder why no one wants to play viola. They had arguably the most supportive and eloquent role in this piece and got no recognition.
I want to play the viola 🎻 one of my favorite pieces
The viola is one of the most 'anonymous' instruments in the whole orchestra but it would sound empty without the meat in the sandwich. One of my favourite sounds in the world is the viola ❤
Excellent interpretation and performance! The dynamics, phrasing, and the passion across the string orchestra were superb and very unique. It reminded me of my college days as a music major. This is by far the best rendition of this piece that I have heard and seen. Bravo! Mazeltov! Superbe!
I agree with your review!
Yes, the Tchaikovsky is still glorious and lifts my introverted, overly romantic, spirit into the clouds as it always has.
There was me, about to have a go at the overblown dramatic body language of the 1st violin leader, when I realised that there is no conductor ... correction: HE is the conductor. Top job, mate! Hope you got paid for Leader AND conductor. In any event you can be proud of the performance - the entire orchestra can be proud.
洋阿相
素晴らしい！このサイズの合奏団が指揮者無しで大曲を演奏する動画を視聴するのは初めての経験です。
艶やかな手触りを感じる音色と生き生きした躍動感で各楽章の曲想を見事に表現するアンサンブルは本当に見事です。特にチェロのピチカートにのって歌い始める第3楽章Elegiの美しさは胸を熱くするものがありました。暖かいライティングとスムーズなカメラワーク、鮮明な画質は映像としても優れて出来栄えであります。
A MI ME PARECE EXCELENTE SU COMENTARIO, GRACIAS POR SER TAN EXPLICITO.
22:53 I like how they played that last D Major Chord w/ Harmonics, it sounds like a Harmonica. Harmonica, Harmonics, get it?
19:55 We had this played by a string quartet at our wedding. Such beautiful music!
Simply amazing. Touches people on the inside.
what a beautiful music...!
How wonderful interpretation! A magical piece, a gift for our ears! Thank you so much for sharing it 😊
Superb performance with respect from the audience as well now thats the way it should be all the time !!!!!
Tanta belleza junta es difícil encontrar.Parece cómo si uno viviera en un mundo poco cruel después de esta serenata.Grandioda.Bella.Unica.Especial.Parece algo así como que haybelleza.From Argentina Jorgea alguien capaz de componer tanta
Great performance. I was moved during whole Elegia part. It just grabbed my heart and didn't want to let go until the Finale part started. Definitely worth listening.
My favorite part starts at 12:22 through 14:08, it reminds me of the many radio shows my dad had where he played symphonies. He also had shows dedicated to classic pieces, ballet music, operas, operettas and zarzuelas as well as big band, jazz and blues. That is how my siblings and I learned to appreciate all kinds of music.
Its funny. I watched a game my sister played which had this song in it. To this day I think it is the most beautiful piece of music I ever heard. So glad I found this performance :)
Evil within 2?
It's the Evil within 2, right?
I know a lot of classical music and even I didn't find out about this piece until I heard the opening notes on evil within 2
I played this in high-school for orchestra class and let me just say… we weren’t ready for it.. this has gotta be a grade 6 at LEAST
I hear this and it tugs on the strings of my heart and shakes my soul. Tchaikovsky wrote a masterfully heart breaking masterpiece. Imagine hearing this live and him conducting it as he wrote it. I wonder what it would sound like.
Wonderful, my dear Tchaikovskij
Awesome integrity and interpretation.
tchaikovsky made the all the parts individual melody , and all the parts even ,and one of the best harmony ever composed🥰
Always think of my dear father when I listen to this wonderful piece, as this was a favourite in his vinyl collection.
Beautiful performance and wonderful ensemble playing!
You must suffer for my ART
thank you! was looking for a comment like this!
hmm what is this?
@@hopesonmakokha5217 a reference
@@oceanmantv ok
Absolutely phenomenal, brilliant & just simply amazing- Tchaikovsky is smiling; you all played beautifully and with such skill :)
Tchaikovsky's little sweetnesses...
医師会オーケストラのコンミス兼副指揮者、開業医です。
しかし、アムステルダムヘボウさんの演奏レベルは、世界的規模でも、トップの存在ですね。私も
こんな素晴らしい演奏、
とても憧れます！
なかでも第三楽章は、チャイコフスキーのバレエ音楽の真髄を彷彿させる
ような、花々の芳香さえ感じます。安定性と正確なピッチカートが優美な旋律に
厚みを加えています。
Wunderschöne und gut artikulierte Aufführung dieses melodischen Meisterwerks mit seidigen Töne aller Streicher.
one the best performaces ever....LOVE!!!
1. Pezzo in forma di sonatina : Andante non troppo - Allegro moderato 00:03
2. Walzer : Moderato(Tempo di valse) 10:33
3. Elégie : Larghetto elegiaco 14:36
4. Finale(Tema russo) : Andante - Allegro con spirito 23:08
I absolutely love this piece. Never thought of a horror game conveying me such masterpieces of music
@Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky It's "The Evil Within 2"
Very good music,sound PERFORMANS .From the first notes to final chords! bravo.
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I feel like something absolutely terrible is about to happen when I hear the first lines of this beautiful piece....but I love how the vast majority of people who read your comment will have no idea what you're talking about.
This music is the theme of a video game character named Stefano Valentini who is an antagonist in The Evil Within 2.
Reavah MTT Smile for the camera!!!
Botella de clorox :D
You will be my art! the 1st movement intensifies!!!! and there is that huge camera but man it sucks that there is 1 lame boss and that is father Theodore
THANK YOU!!...
Bravissimo! Best wishes from Brazil.
Very beaty and nice music. Wonderfull perfomance👏😊👍❤️🤍💜
I ádore Tchaikovsky music becaus I need
Peace in mind AND soul
The Tchaikovsky music give both peace AND tranquilos
Few are the videos on UA-cam that play this piece as it should be played.
Which ones are they? I presume this is one of them.
Hahaha haha... And you are the one to judge
Angelic music~You who can understand love,let me speak to you of LOVE ~La Vita Nuova DANTE
While my imagination was wandering like this, I came to the point that I no longer knew where I was. Dante ,Vita Nuova
The passage beginning at 22:25 is soul wrenchingly beautiful.
I agree. Produces in me a visceral, physical response. My favorite way to listen to this is in a darkened room at full volume.
I almost forgot to breathe...
Tschaikowsky ist wirklich einer der grossen Meister der Spätromantik.... Seine Werke sind nahezu himmlisch
Ähnelt Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz! Herzlich, Mexikaner Donaudampfschiffahrtsgesellschaftskapitän !
Спасибо за запись и комплименты.
So nice and so sensitive. A real delight!
Qué bella interpretación de esta inmortal pieza, con un grupo bastante mixto, diversos de intérpretes :) gracias!
his most perfect composition, beautifully performed
Un versión magistral. Una sonoridad maravillosa !!!!!!
I love this man and his music.
oh yesssss love this piece so much
i need to hear this live
Actually I prefer these classics from my UA-cam vantage. Sounds are engineered in a very balanced way and cameras are normally spot on and closer than my cheap $30 tickets in the balcony.
Sooo beautiful. Not heard enough.
Prachtige en erg transparante uitvoering. Bravo!
7 may. Birthday of Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky!
Tchaikovsky's grandfather was Ukrainian and his mother was half French. Tchaikovsky used Ukrainian folk songs a lot in his music.
As a man, he was extremely sensual, could suddenly cry and immediately laugh.
That is why Tchaikovsky's dynamics are extremely contrasting - 6 pianos and immediately after that 5 fortes!
Ruhuma renk kattı
colored my soul
Una maravilla que toca el corazón. Sería bueno que mirarán el programa y no interrumpieran, los aplausos al final, necesitan mucha concentración. Gracias a los intérpretes conocemos la música. Respetémolos
WHAT AN AMAZING THING THAT LESS TAN 2 DOZEN PEOPLE CAN MAKE THESE SOUNDS TOGETHER, SO LUCKY TO BE APART OF SUCH A GREAT GROUP !!!
(BUT I'M SURE THEY TAKE IT FOR GRANTED)
apart of such group or... a- part of such group? how much difference 1 space makes :)
They’re not lucky, they worked hard to get to that point. Anyone can say, “I want to be in a chamber ensemble like that!”, and with enough hard work, they can make it there. They don’t take it for granted because they’re the ones who worked so hard to get there.
lol Grammar Police much?
Wonderful!
AMAZING !!!
I love Tchaikovsky