the finale from tchaik 6 is his last, desperate plea to the world to hear his pain.. pain so deep that couldn't be expressed through anything but music. at the end of the piece, you can hear his heartbeat in the music throbbing and fading. every note of that movement pierces the soul... I can't imagine music more beautiful. it was the last thing he wrote before he died. if it was true that he committed suicide, that would make the finale his death note.
Adoro Tchaikovsky, questa è la mia preferita. Non posso fare a meno di fischiettarla quando la ascolto. Il finale è straordinario. Semplicemente meravigliosa. Gli orchestrali sublimi.
@@jamescole7237 Yep and with a finish like this third movement it would make people leap out of their seats and give a thunderous Standing Ovation!!!!!
le bonheur de voir un chef d'orchestre écouter et suivre chacun des musiciens à son tour et tous ensemble aussi . J'ai eu l'honneur de le regarder diriger l'Opéra de Paris : merci à lui et bonne continuation.
He buscado mucho. Esta es la versión que mejor suena y que mas me gusta, porque lleva el ritmo que yo entiendo para este movimiento, que siempre me emociona. Excelente.
Este scherzo es lo más bonito de todas las sinfonías de Tchaikowski. Os recomiendo también el scherzo pizzicato de la sinfonía número cuatro, si no lo habéis escuchado.
interprétation magistrale et très beau travail vidéo. Merci pour cet intense moment de plaisir et bravo au chef d'orchestre ainsi qu'à tous les musiciens.
A alma de Tchaikovsky foi bastante turbulenta, reflexo disto está em suas últimas composições. Excelente melodista e orquestrador, transforma, em ritmo de marcha, belas páginas em obra bem à frente do seu tempo (08/1893). Com certeza seus acordes continuarão reverberando nas principais salas de concerto.
Tchaikovsky, grande melodista e orquestrador, compôs vários monumentos, dentre eles, este terceiro movimento da Patética - um testamento às paixões humanas. Melodia vigorosa. Madeiras, metais e percussão contrapondo e, ao mesmo tempo convergindo para um clímax memorável. Estupendo. Parabéns à Filarmônica da Rádio Francesa e à batuta de Myung-Whun Chung Impecável.
Il 3° movimento , Allegro molto vivace, non e' come si crede un tempo epico o trionfante alla Beethoven, tanto per intenderci.Vorrebbe essere un vittoria sul destino che gli ha dato tante amarezze, un tentativo di superare le avversita', ma tutto il movimento suona in modo frustante il suo non riuscire a vincere la sorte.Ne e' la prova l'ultimo movimento con tutto il suo scoramento. Questa e una delle sinfonie che amo di piu'. MUSICA STRAORDINARIA che ci dice tanto sull' uomo Tchaikovsky. L'interpretazione di Chung e' bella, strappa l'applauso, ma tradisce lo spirito della Sinfonia.
@@potrelviewer9536 It's horrible I don't know what Tchaikovsky was thinking, the third movement should have been the finale! Then this symphony would be Epic !!!!!
What’s so wrong about applauding after this wonder? Because it doesn’t fit protocol and etiquette? If people are enjoying, why not celebrate…it’s not like they’re being disrespectful.
@@MaestroTJS I know it! ;) Every time I hear about Williams' influences (Dvorak, The Planets, etc.) people always seem to forget about Tchaik, particularly as it relates to the Indiana franchise. :)
@@tfpp1 You are absolutely right. I don't know why people forget Tchaikovsky or even in some cases seem to think of him as a secondary composer, which he definitely was NOT. Earlier film scores are even more Tchaikovskian, the "love theme" ones especially. Williams loves to have cymbal crashes on off-beats, which Tchaikovsky does a lot and are kind of unique to his music for the time. There are also strong similarities in the bright orchestration.
that would be too conventional. Tchaikovsky was teaching us something about life. The third movement seems to represent the peak years of ones forties and fifties when one still feels that anything can be accomplished. The vim is still there. But then the fourth movement shatters all illusions. None of us wins against death. We have no choice but to acquiesce to it and let it take us over.
A perceptive listening to this movement, listening between the lines, as it were, reveals that the final movement is inevitable after this one. There is a desperation, a feverish intensity in the last few minutes, that gives the movement an added poignancy and power in relation to what follows.
Origins of music unevidenced. Except it is gift to humanity from God the Creator. Music continues in heaven. Discontinues in hell. Jesus Christ came from heaven to earth for one purpose only - to die on cross for remissions of pre-existing sins of every single person and to resurrect. Jesus Christ providing forgiveness from pre-existing sins for every single person, salvation from eternity in hell and free entry to eternity in heaven for all who repent of sins in Jesus Christ. Other side of death is eternity. Eternity in hell. Or eternity in heaven through Jesus Christ. Penalty of pre-existing sins already paid by Jesus Christ on The Cross. Accept HIM. Be saved from eternal in hell. Enter heaven. Enjoy heavenly music. For free.
Tchaikovsky was an alien. Not possible for a human to create this.
the finale from tchaik 6 is his last, desperate plea to the world to hear his pain.. pain so deep that couldn't be expressed through anything but music. at the end of the piece, you can hear his heartbeat in the music throbbing and fading.
every note of that movement pierces the soul... I can't imagine music more beautiful.
it was the last thing he wrote before he died. if it was true that he committed suicide, that would make the finale his death note.
When it becomes impossible to withhold the applause after such an epic third movement
At first I thought that it was finale for this symphony
@@aviationnine-tailedfox2216 everyone did, still to this day
with all due respect, "epic" might be a little bit of an understatement to THE magnificent Tchaikovsky.
Adoro Tchaikovsky, questa è la mia preferita. Non posso fare a meno di fischiettarla quando la ascolto. Il finale è straordinario.
Semplicemente meravigliosa. Gli orchestrali sublimi.
My orchestra went through this movement yesterday in rehearsal and the bass drum plus timpani obliterated everyone’s hearing 🤣🤣 it’s so cool
I can listen to this symphony 50 times and still it touches and thrills me. As his many other works.
This is the best version I've heard
Should be the finale.
@@jamescole7237 Yep and with a finish like this third movement it would make people leap out of their seats and give a thunderous Standing Ovation!!!!!
@@scottmiller6495But then again, this is not the finale
Love the melodies. Phenomenal performance 👍🏻🙏🏻👏🏻🎶
le bonheur de voir un chef d'orchestre écouter et suivre chacun des musiciens à son tour et tous ensemble aussi .
J'ai eu l'honneur de le regarder diriger l'Opéra de Paris : merci à lui et bonne continuation.
Outstanding performance. Quick tempo, great dynamics and energy. Chung is dependably excellent.
WOW! Best conductor of this march movement yet I've heard on UA-cam!
The Asians are the best all-around interpreters of western world classical music, by far.
Roger Wilco
Great camera work, too! Great ork!
Overall, an outstanding performance. Shows the conductor and the orchestra in sections following the score.
Easy Aspi Good recording, too, of course!
I love this interpretation. Also a good recording. Thanks for sharing.
Tis a very spirited march. Tchaikovsky was good at marches and waltzes. Except for beats per measure, they can be rather similar in character.
Man that was amazing!!!
He buscado mucho. Esta es la versión que mejor suena y que mas me gusta, porque lleva el ritmo que yo entiendo para este movimiento, que siempre me emociona. Excelente.
That usually happens for me too idc how it is played properly i want it the way i like it wether fast or slow
Love watching this conductor.
Fiou! GRANDIOSE!! Très bon et beau chef!!
Este scherzo es lo más bonito de todas las sinfonías de Tchaikowski.
Os recomiendo también el scherzo pizzicato de la sinfonía número cuatro, si no lo habéis escuchado.
Thank you so much...brilliant!
Simply great.
interprétation magistrale et très beau travail vidéo. Merci pour cet intense moment de plaisir et bravo au chef d'orchestre ainsi qu'à tous les musiciens.
A alma de Tchaikovsky foi bastante turbulenta, reflexo disto está em suas últimas composições. Excelente melodista e orquestrador, transforma, em ritmo de marcha, belas páginas em obra bem à frente do seu tempo (08/1893). Com certeza seus acordes continuarão reverberando nas principais salas de concerto.
Tchaikovsky, grande melodista e orquestrador, compôs vários monumentos, dentre eles, este terceiro movimento da Patética - um testamento às paixões humanas. Melodia vigorosa. Madeiras, metais e percussão contrapondo e, ao mesmo tempo convergindo para um clímax memorável. Estupendo. Parabéns à Filarmônica da Rádio Francesa e à batuta de Myung-Whun Chung Impecável.
Definitely my favorite version
Audiences clap because it is for theme the most beautiful movement, and not because they believe it is the finale.
GGbreizh it is beautiful but no where near as beautiful as the 4th movement
@@dannysampson615 But the third movement should be the finale, then it would make sense!!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 you have no idea what you are talking about
@@justanordinarydweeb9181 I'm not the only one that thinks this, it's because the third movement is lively and powerful and would make a good finale!
@Dan Wruck Ok very good 😊
The conductor is a mad man!
beautiful
what is the message to the world that the dying Tchaikovsky was communicating to the world in this most intriguing music movement?
Il 3° movimento , Allegro molto vivace, non e' come si crede un tempo epico o trionfante alla Beethoven, tanto per intenderci.Vorrebbe essere un vittoria sul destino che gli ha dato tante amarezze, un tentativo di superare le avversita', ma tutto il movimento suona in modo frustante il suo non riuscire a vincere la sorte.Ne e' la prova l'ultimo movimento con tutto il suo scoramento. Questa e una delle sinfonie che amo di piu'. MUSICA STRAORDINARIA che ci dice tanto sull' uomo Tchaikovsky. L'interpretazione di Chung e' bella, strappa l'applauso, ma tradisce lo spirito della Sinfonia.
How not to applause after this movement ?
Played it in Toulouse a year ago, and the audience had the same reaction after this movement, and we were like: "But wait, there's more!"
@@potrelviewer9536 It's horrible I don't know what Tchaikovsky was thinking, the third movement should have been the finale! Then this symphony would be Epic !!!!!
I think it's genius Tchaikovsky tricked us and put the fourth movement where it is.
What’s so wrong about applauding after this wonder? Because it doesn’t fit protocol and etiquette? If people are enjoying, why not celebrate…it’s not like they’re being disrespectful.
@@briananderson4867 I agree. I do appreciate not clapping in between movements as a rule, but there are times when its just called for!
Such a good piece
5:25, watch and imitate, makes me so happy.
This is sooooooo good.
Sinfonía para el alma
Makes me feel like seventeen again!
Wow....sin palabras
Top three versions
I think this version superb too. could you tell me the other two versions? i wanna listen your favorite the other versions
I think that this recording is actually von Karajan.
5:36, 6:58, 7:30 Anybody else getting Raiders Theme vibes?
Tchaikovsky was definitely an influence on Williams. Prokofiev is another biggie for Williams.
@@MaestroTJS I know it! ;) Every time I hear about Williams' influences (Dvorak, The Planets, etc.) people always seem to forget about Tchaik, particularly as it relates to the Indiana franchise. :)
@@tfpp1 You are absolutely right. I don't know why people forget Tchaikovsky or even in some cases seem to think of him as a secondary composer, which he definitely was NOT. Earlier film scores are even more Tchaikovskian, the "love theme" ones especially. Williams loves to have cymbal crashes on off-beats, which Tchaikovsky does a lot and are kind of unique to his music for the time. There are also strong similarities in the bright orchestration.
@@MaestroTJS definately. I keep hearing harry potter's quidditch match (theme song)from the first movie. like samples.
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what the heck WHY IS THERE ALWAYS SOMEONE CLAPPING!
Because that's what this movement deserves!
@@jefferybaker159 And it has been customary for 100 years or more. Sole exception to the rule.
THIS MOVEMENT MUST BE THE LAST ONE. SUBERB!
that would be too conventional. Tchaikovsky was teaching us something about life. The third movement seems to represent the peak years of ones forties and fifties when one still feels that anything can be accomplished. The vim is still there. But then the fourth movement shatters all illusions. None of us wins against death. We have no choice but to acquiesce to it and let it take us over.
A blue diamond
jesu de hanle
5:36
Wtf SO SO GOOD WAGHHWKDBWI
This third movement should have been the finale instead of that awful fourth movement.
Yep and they would stand and cheer!!!!
@@scottmiller6495 bro you replied this
to your own comment
@@Mickieotheros You're Right!
A perceptive listening to this movement, listening between the lines, as it were, reveals that the final movement is inevitable after this one. There is a desperation, a feverish intensity in the last few minutes, that gives the movement an added poignancy and power in relation to what follows.
You’re a real idiot and know nothing about music or about the man who created this masterpiece. Go listen to Radiohead or whatever.
zero emotion from the conductor
Origins of music unevidenced. Except it is gift to humanity from God the Creator. Music continues in heaven. Discontinues in hell.
Jesus Christ came from heaven to earth for one purpose only - to die on cross for remissions of pre-existing sins of every single person and to resurrect. Jesus Christ providing forgiveness from pre-existing sins for every single person, salvation from eternity in hell and free entry to eternity in heaven for all who repent of sins in Jesus Christ.
Other side of death is eternity. Eternity in hell. Or eternity in heaven through Jesus Christ.
Penalty of pre-existing sins already paid by Jesus Christ on The Cross. Accept HIM. Be saved from eternal in hell. Enter heaven. Enjoy heavenly music. For free.
dont like this
don't worry for youself, nobody's perfect :D
nobody cares that you don't like it.
@@andyboerger That's been debunked.
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