I know a guy with no connection to “classical“ music. I played this for him one day. He said, “it just keeps coming!” He also said, “it’s 100 people doing what they do best at the same time!” This is perhaps the most powerful music ever written.
_The final act. Your final dance! You've tasted your dream. Touched it! Only to have it crushed. Your heart is broken. Wounded! Your life force fading. The blood drips. The black swan stole your love! There is only one way to end the pain. You're not fearful, but filled with acceptance! And you look down at Rothbart and then at the Prince. And then yes, and the audience! And then you jump! Go ahead, jump! You'll be fine, jump!_ - Black Swan
It's no wonder there have been so many different versions of the final scene of Swan Lake - while overall bittersweet, this music could fit either a happy or sad ending perfectly
I sit here, almost acting out the music at my computer! I feel like I'm a cross between a figure skater and a gymnast right now. This music is so completely stunning. I have loved it since I was a child and now as an adult, I appreciate the time, effort, and patience it took to create such a magnificent work of art. Peace!
Stop what you are doing. Sit back and listen to this! This is the Romantic Movement in western music at its pinnacle of perfection. The opening bars are simply awesome.
Yes! First time I was cognizant of this piece, 3:21 was so gripping to me. The recording I had happened to have heard ended around 5:42, so for a long time afterward, I had assumed that was the end of the entire composition. Then, many years later I saw the movie "Black Swan". Instantly, towards the end of the film I recognized the finale starting at 3:21 and it brought me chills. But then, during the scene when she jumps off, I heard for the first time this harp piece that starts here at 5:42. I was captivated, I loved it! I thought it was something added by the movie's soundtrack composer and I was astounded by how perfect it was as an "addendum" to the master composition, utterly brilliant. But then, finally, I came to learn that this harp ending was part of the full composition by Tchaikovsky, and what I had missed for so many years prior! I was floored. Perfection raised to the power of perfection 👌
this brings back my childhood. Might have been 6 years old in 1990 listening to this on tape - "The Best of Tchaikovsky" ... make me be riveted and cry at the same time then, and still now. My mother read to be Tchaikovsky's biography when I was 5 or 6 and it mentioned his closeted homosexuality - I think (well, mothers know all) she knew I was gay back then. I see this piece in a unique way ... makes me cry as if I would for a brother.
As usual Mr. Tchaikovsky uses unbelievable melodies and rich orchestration to show us why he is called Peter the Great. No doubt, one of the best composers who ever lived
Für mich eines der grossartigsten und phantastischsten Stücke von Tschaikomsky überhaup t!!! "Die Musik drückt aus, was nicht gesagt werden kann und worüber zu schweigen unmöglich ist!" Victor Hugo (1802-1885)
STOB IT She Said It Because She Was Perfect When She Was doing Her Ballet. Its not About good and bad, She was trying to say “I was Perfect.” Because of her skill.
I just love the strings part at 3:50, it sounds so tragic and you can just feel the anguish. and then the harp at 5:43, it literally sounds like they're rising up into heaven. tchaikovsky supremacy.
This is such a great idea. I'm sure it would be a first at the cemetery...but I can envision the two large speakers, 250 watts and a sub-woofer to top it all! This would sooo shock my relatives and I wish I could get someone to set this up and orchestrate such a burial with the dramatic lowering at 3:21 of the finale. GREAT IDEA.
While stationed at the Philadelphia Naval Station, I was privileged to hear this and Barber's "Adagio for Strings" played by the then incomparable Philadelphia string section under Eugene Ormandy. Spoiled, I have yet to hear either of these favorite compositions played so beautifully.
It's about a girl who gets turned into a *swan* and she needs *love* to break the spell. But her prince falls for the *wrong* girl. So she *kills* herself. 🦢❤️
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I know a guy with no connection to “classical“ music.
I played this for him one day.
He said, “it just keeps coming!”
He also said, “it’s 100 people doing what they do best at the same time!”
This is perhaps the most powerful music ever written.
_The final act. Your final dance! You've tasted your dream. Touched it! Only to have it crushed. Your heart is broken. Wounded! Your life force fading. The blood drips. The black swan stole your love! There is only one way to end the pain. You're not fearful, but filled with acceptance! And you look down at Rothbart and then at the Prince. And then yes, and the audience! And then you jump! Go ahead, jump! You'll be fine, jump!_ - Black Swan
Touhoulicious ok.
Whaaattttt?? Did the black swan said that?? Why did she do that??
WHY DID RHE PRINCE Fall in the Black Swan??? Ohhhhh its so sad to the Swan and the Black Swan stole it...
STOB IT this is just a memorable scene from the movie.
@@schwany6703 Hahahaha!! I loved your comment. Everybody is so dramatic here and you just... Like... OK.
It's no wonder there have been so many different versions of the final scene of Swan Lake - while overall bittersweet, this music could fit either a happy or sad ending perfectly
Yes!
did you also know that the exact same music was used for the romantic aspect & tragic aspect of his romeo & juilet score? just changed the tempo?
Yes! Great observation, it can go both ways, happy or sad 😯
I sit here, almost acting out the music at my computer! I feel like I'm a cross between a figure skater and a gymnast right now. This music is so completely stunning. I have loved it since I was a child and now as an adult, I appreciate the time, effort, and patience it took to create such a magnificent work of art. Peace!
My dear late mother introduced me to swan lake. She so loved this music and I can understand why!
Listening on repeat in honor of your mother, cheers 🍻
1875 kids will remember.
@JACOB H who wouldnt
Nostalgia
Stop what you are doing. Sit back and listen to this! This is the Romantic Movement in western music at its pinnacle of perfection. The opening bars are simply awesome.
5:42 gets me in the feels every time
Yes! First time I was cognizant of this piece, 3:21 was so gripping to me. The recording I had happened to have heard ended around 5:42, so for a long time afterward, I had assumed that was the end of the entire composition. Then, many years later I saw the movie "Black Swan". Instantly, towards the end of the film I recognized the finale starting at 3:21 and it brought me chills. But then, during the scene when she jumps off, I heard for the first time this harp piece that starts here at 5:42. I was captivated, I loved it! I thought it was something added by the movie's soundtrack composer and I was astounded by how perfect it was as an "addendum" to the master composition, utterly brilliant. But then, finally, I came to learn that this harp ending was part of the full composition by Tchaikovsky, and what I had missed for so many years prior! I was floored. Perfection raised to the power of perfection 👌
It's wonderful!!!
My favorite part.
this brings back my childhood. Might have been 6 years old in 1990 listening to this on tape - "The Best of Tchaikovsky" ... make me be riveted and cry at the same time then, and still now. My mother read to be Tchaikovsky's biography when I was 5 or 6 and it mentioned his closeted homosexuality - I think (well, mothers know all) she knew I was gay back then. I see this piece in a unique way ... makes me cry as if I would for a brother.
As usual Mr. Tchaikovsky uses unbelievable melodies and rich orchestration to show us why he is called Peter the Great. No doubt, one of the best composers who ever lived
This is by far one of the most beautifully epic pieces ever composed, so good it seems to have served as inspiration for the Harry Potter theme music.
This is so beautiful, it made me cry for the first time ever listening to music. This conductor was a genius.
Same
I watched this gorgeous ballet again the other day and I was a mess by the end of it, this music is so beautiful
Für mich eines der grossartigsten und phantastischsten Stücke von Tschaikomsky überhaup t!!!
"Die Musik drückt aus, was nicht gesagt werden kann und worüber zu schweigen unmöglich ist!" Victor Hugo (1802-1885)
"I was perfect." - Black Swan
Hannah what did you Do?
Hannah "I...felt it"
Hannah What?? Why did the Black Swan said that?? I thought the White Swan is perfect
STOB IT She Said It Because She Was Perfect When She Was doing Her Ballet. Its not About good and bad, She was trying to say “I was Perfect.” Because of her skill.
@@thepinks8941 It's from the movie black swan!
The most powerfull symphony of all time! This act means so much for me. Gave me chills in the neck every single time I listen to it.
"No I was not perfect because I died too young for my contributions to music!" RIP all the tatenleted musicians! You're all like swans!
3:24 my favorite part
I just love the strings part at 3:50, it sounds so tragic and you can just feel the anguish. and then the harp at 5:43, it literally sounds like they're rising up into heaven. tchaikovsky supremacy.
I want 3:21 onwards to be played at my funeral when I'm lowered into my Grave or Crematory.
🤣🤣🤣
This is such a great idea. I'm sure it would be a first at the cemetery...but I can envision the two large speakers, 250 watts and a sub-woofer to top it all! This would sooo shock my relatives and I wish I could get someone to set this up and orchestrate such a burial with the dramatic lowering at 3:21 of the finale. GREAT IDEA.
epic
I grew up with this.. It's so powerful
So purely beautiful
2:02 and on. This is the kind of music that goes through my head when a relationship is ending.
"I felt it... Perfect... I was perfect"
No words to describe it!Just shakes
What else can I say but magnificent
tnecifingam
While stationed at the Philadelphia Naval Station, I was privileged to hear this and Barber's "Adagio for Strings" played by the then incomparable Philadelphia string section under Eugene Ormandy. Spoiled, I have yet to hear either of these favorite compositions played so beautifully.
this music is nothing except magnificent!! 6 star
Let's create a time machine travel back to the era we all listen to this beautiful music of his with our own ears
Lo más hermoso que he escuchado en mi vida, siempre lloro.
I cry when i hear! !!
Exactly
Great performance by André Previn.
"I felt it, perfect. I was perfect." Black swan
Omg Why do I always cry when reminiscing about the past
Odette ❤️
@Galanskiee Gaming Odette mobile Legends and From Barbie
Me too
Hii😆
In this piece I hear the impossible futuristic utopia of what Russia could’ve become! I hear hope and also despair. Tchaikovsky was a genius.
5:58 turn my volume up it 100
Linda Musica!
3:49 and 5:42
Tchaikovsky was a master of dynamics
Thank you Kanye, very cool!
I legit wonder how people would react if swan lake never existed and Kanye just dropped this track one day
Real fantastic
Straight fire. 🔥
Final muito lindo e trágico.
so good
Beautiful
I love this
3:22 holy f*ck
Magnificent.
❤ Beautiful
Desde Argentina
It's about a girl who gets turned into a *swan* and she needs *love* to break the spell. But her prince falls for the *wrong* girl. So she *kills* herself. 🦢❤️
One note of Tchaikovsky is a jewel Here we have a whole shop full
Should've came with a headphone user warning or something with an intro. Yeah, I cried alright..
الله انا عاشق للموسيقى
Wow wonderful. LSO under Mr Preview.
They don't make music like this anymore.
The Only I imagine in my mind is 2 words with this Music. Count Dracula lol
I actually thought The Mummy had that musical score as the intro music in 1932.
wow.... just wow
Amazing music! :D :D :D
Tschaikovsky🥰🥰🥰
just wow
😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Bruce BROUGHTON Isolated Score Swan 🦢 Lake (Finale)
black swan is the best movie for swan lake love you Natalie Portman
Le son de la victoire !
The LSO are a great orchestra...
What's behind that curtain?
Nothing hahaha
1:21
2:24
Wow
This is the part where the swan dies.
tracey flores plz no.
Yes, cause her prince falls for the wrong girl
The Black Swan Is so cruel!...why she did that?? And why did the White swan kill her self
STOB IT because the black swan tricks and seduces her prince and since the white swan is so in love with the prince that she would die without him
still rad though ohhhh that's so Sad T_T.....Did the Prince know that the white swan killed herself??
i speak enchantment table
Fallout ?
Для меня большое честь играть такую очеравателный музыку
no se si es sugestion.., pero esa musica soy todo yo :)
Alina Zagitova ice skating !!! 💙🙌
Too fast. I do not think Previn has a true conception of how dancers would actually move in his interpretation.
Sounds a bit like harry potter in some parts
John williams was definitely influenced by Tchaikovsky
The red swan was Born tonight
Rothbart's evil