Bisogna ammettere che la vicenda di Romeo e Giulietta ha generato solo capolavori in ogni campo. Non dimentichiamoci delle musiche di Prokofiev da brivido.
In my teaching days, I used this to teach Programmatic Music to very young students. In addition to the love theme, the loud passages reflect the 2 families fighting and the chorale at the beginning is Friar Laurence's soliloquy.. Then later I'd introduce them to West Side Story, which of course is a modern day version of R&J and we'd explore Bernstein's score, which was heavy on tri-tones.
I have never been convinced by the Friar Lawrence theme idea - the theme comes at too many critical points. I think that it is rather the 'fate' theme and Tchaik borrows from the idiom of Russian Orthodox chant to embody the idea of the absolute and ineluctable That doesn't mean I'm right, of course, but it is an approach that makes the piece 'work' better for me!.
for my lc students: intro: friar lawrence 1st time: 0:00 friar lawrence 2nd time: 2:26 exposition: 5:52 strife theme 1st time 5:52 strife theme 2nd time 6:54 love theme A 1st time 7:59 love theme B 1st time 8:20 love theme A 2nd time 9:10 development: 11:28 friar lawrence 3rd time: 11:40 friar lawrence 4th time: 12:02 friar lawrence 5th time: 12:16 friar lawrence 6th time: 12:36 recapitulation: 13:36 strife theme 3rd time: 13:36 love theme B 2nd time 13:59 love theme A 3rd time 14:36 love theme A 4th time 15:17 love theme A last time 16:07 strife theme 4th time 16:25 friar lawrence 7th time 16:32 strife theme last time 16:38 friar lawrence last time 16:44 coda: 17:38 (funeral theme) chorale: 18:21 best part: 19:26 yw (i know i didn't include every single time a tiny fragment of the theme is heard but this is when the main parts of the themes are heard)
Basically, I call this "Romeo and Juliet" thing by Tchaikovsky "a programmatic opera without words." I feel nearly everything in the story - the first love between Romeo and Juliet, the darkness of Verona, Italy, the pugnacious civil brawls, maybe even Tybalt's revenge when he kills Mercutio and Romeo killing off Tybalt. Then I experience the star-crossed lovers fate being sealed, the continued house rivalries, and I am guessing just before the timpani roll on B in the final measures, Juliet stabs herself with the dagger after finding out Romeo killed himself with the venomous potion, and Juliet dies in his arms.....The last chord by Tschaikovsky is a B major chord, not a B minor chord, depicting that these killed-off star-crossed lovers have gone to Paradise.
Every time I hear the bass drum blows in the violent musical sections of the fantasy overture, all of those booming hits remind me of the cannon blasts from Tschaikovsky's "1812 Overture."
6:56 is better as a primary theme statement lol, 5:52 is just a transition, to be more exact the 2nd one. Thats assuming ur around that area. 14:32 is the second theme but i guess its better than the first in terms of how cool it is lol
@@forpoonlainmus8877 is he stopping your from paying your bills? is he accepting bad behavior? is he hurting anyone? if he's not, then theres no need to hate.
0:05 서주 5:53 반목의 주제 8:02 사랑의 주제 셰익스피어 문학작품을 바탕으로 차이콥스키가 작곡한 관현악곡이다. 종교적인 장중한 서주 선율은 수돗 로렌스를 나타내며, 이어서 몬터규와 캐풀렛 두 가문의 격투 장면인 반목의 주제 선율이 나온다. 격투의 소란이 진정된 후 나오는 잉글리시 호른과 비올라의 우아한 선율이 ‘로미오와 줄리엣’의 사랑의 주제 선율이다. 반목과 사랑의 주제 선율이 서로 얽혀 비극적인 파국을 향하여 전개된다.
Their heartbeat pulse is ending (@18:00) by 18:23 they're dead. What follows is the immortal love vibration in eluding God's wrath expressed for the first time concerning 2 bratty kids.
1. Pēteris Čaikovskis. Uvertīra - fantāzija “Romeo un Džuljeta”, ievads. 0:04 2. Pēteris Čaikovskis. Uvertīra - fantāzija “Romeo un Džuljeta”, galvenā partija. 5:52 3. Pēteris Čaikovskis. Uvertīra - fantāzija “Romeo un Džuljeta”, blakus partija. 7:59
I remember in the 70's this being one of the brief song shorts among others on a commercial displayed by Time Life publshimg for a 2 album collector's set. The middle slow section to be exact
"Stringendo" "al" - until "allegro giusto". Actually "stringendo" and "accelerando" mean little bit different things (Accelerando - it's just playing faster and faster, stringendo - it's making every beat shorter than previous)
Lillie Bridgers - I heard the famous Love Theme for the first time in Hanna-Barbera's Smurfs, no joke(y) lol. My mind was of course blown when I learned about the whole thing. The Smurfs contain lots of classical music arrangements: Schubert the Unfinished Symphony, Beethoven's 6th, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, however movement 3 as action theme, and many more. Lots of Tchaikovsky too of course.
No they are correct. I have performed this exact version before (I play bass). All of the notes are off the beat for a while and suddenly return on the beat and it's easy for listeners to get confused. They are 100% correct.
0:00 - Introduction
5:52 - Exposition
8:00 - Love theme
11:28 - Development
13:36 - Recapitulation
17:38 - Coda
Thank you! You saved me in music class!
Bruh
I need that for my music class thank you very much you legend
Tyyyyyyyy 4:02
One of the greatest musical achievements of the entire Romantic Era!
highly agreed
Bisogna ammettere che la vicenda di Romeo e Giulietta ha generato solo capolavori in ogni campo. Non dimentichiamoci delle musiche di Prokofiev da brivido.
I disagree.
Thank you for uploading this sheet music version! Tchaikovsky's orchestration is damn unsurpassable!
One of the best recordings I have heard of this. I can hear each section so clearly. And how punch the brass are. Love it. Gave me goosebumps.
In my teaching days, I used this to teach Programmatic Music to very young students. In addition to the love theme, the loud passages reflect the 2 families fighting and the chorale at the beginning is Friar Laurence's soliloquy.. Then later I'd introduce them to West Side Story, which of course is a modern day version of R&J and we'd explore Bernstein's score, which was heavy on tri-tones.
I have never been convinced by the Friar Lawrence theme idea - the theme comes at too many critical points. I think that it is rather the 'fate' theme and Tchaik borrows from the idiom of Russian Orthodox chant to embody the idea of the absolute and ineluctable That doesn't mean I'm right, of course, but it is an approach that makes the piece 'work' better for me!.
for my lc students:
intro:
friar lawrence 1st time: 0:00
friar lawrence 2nd time: 2:26
exposition: 5:52
strife theme 1st time 5:52
strife theme 2nd time 6:54
love theme A 1st time 7:59
love theme B 1st time 8:20
love theme A 2nd time 9:10
development: 11:28
friar lawrence 3rd time: 11:40
friar lawrence 4th time: 12:02
friar lawrence 5th time: 12:16
friar lawrence 6th time: 12:36
recapitulation: 13:36
strife theme 3rd time: 13:36
love theme B 2nd time 13:59
love theme A 3rd time 14:36
love theme A 4th time 15:17
love theme A last time 16:07
strife theme 4th time 16:25
friar lawrence 7th time 16:32
strife theme last time 16:38
friar lawrence last time 16:44
coda: 17:38 (funeral theme)
chorale: 18:21
best part: 19:26
yw
(i know i didn't include every single time a tiny fragment of the theme is heard but this is when the main parts of the themes are heard)
Hello, isn't there a 3rd friar lawrence theme in the Intro? at least that's what my textbook says
You did a good thing, than you for this comment.
Hello lc teacher
how could someone leave dislike to this beautful masterpiece?
I just heard this live last night. It was incredible.
Basically, I call this "Romeo and Juliet" thing by Tchaikovsky "a programmatic opera without words." I feel nearly everything in the story - the first love between Romeo and Juliet, the darkness of Verona, Italy, the pugnacious civil brawls, maybe even Tybalt's revenge when he kills Mercutio and Romeo killing off Tybalt. Then I experience the star-crossed lovers fate being sealed, the continued house rivalries, and I am guessing just before the timpani roll on B in the final measures, Juliet stabs herself with the dagger after finding out Romeo killed himself with the venomous potion, and Juliet dies in his arms.....The last chord by Tschaikovsky is a B major chord, not a B minor chord, depicting that these killed-off star-crossed lovers have gone to Paradise.
Every time I hear the bass drum blows in the violent musical sections of the fantasy overture, all of those booming hits remind me of the cannon blasts from Tschaikovsky's "1812 Overture."
Tchaikovsky was probably the greatest romantic composer of his time (from 1800 to 1900).
0:00 - Вступ fis-moll
5:52 - Експозиція, ГП h-moll
8:00 - Експозиція, ПП Des-dur, 1 тема
8:20 - Експозиція, ПП Des-dur, 2 тема
11:28 - Розробка
13:36 - Реприза
17:38 - Coda, тема ПП.
Спасибi, бережи вас Бог!
@@Konoarseny , будь ласка :)
🙏 спасибо!
Аоаоаао, это же легендарная Анна Наумова!
@@retner3716 , это я :)
А вам спасибо за таймкоды к Богатырской Бородина.
MAGNIFICENT performance and a GREAT teaching tool for orchestration students ♥ ♥ ♥
Thank you, ZT, for sharing the score and wonderful performance. Thank you, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky!
Exp.
1) 5:52
Canon 6:16
Syncopated motif 6:42
2) 6:54
Dev.
3) 12:46
4) 13:09
Recap.
13:36
16:26
For TMEA Allstate violin: 16:25
Kerry Nguyen may the force be with us all
OH MY GOSH YOURE A LITERAL LIFESAVER THANK YOU SO MUCH
Thanks!!
Everybody came for 14:32 but I came for 5:52
6:56 is better as a primary theme statement lol, 5:52 is just a transition, to be more exact the 2nd one. Thats assuming ur around that area. 14:32 is the second theme but i guess its better than the first in terms of how cool it is lol
same
I CAME TO STUDY the entire score
I came for 16:25 because of All State ;-(
same
6:42 - 6:53 My favorite part!
The boss of orchestral transparency
18:22 something about this part, it’s just so beautiful
Вступ:
0:03 - 1 тема fis-moll
1:39 - 2 тема f-moll
2:19 - 1 тема f-moll
3:31 - 1 тема е-moll
4:31 - Місцева кульмінація
5:07 - Зв'язка (на 1 темі експозиції)
Експозиція:
5:52 - ГП h-moll
8:00 - ПП 1 тема, Des-dur
8:20 - ПП 2 тема, Des-dur
9:10 -- ПП 1 тема в репризі
10:19 -- ЗП (або кода ПП)
Розробка:
11:28 - 1 хвиля
12:10 - 2 хвиля
12:45 - 3 хвиля
Реприза:
13:36 - ГП (скорочена) h-moll
13:59 - ПП 2 тема
14:32 - ПП 1 тема D-dur
16:23 - ГП, смерть героїв (17:20)
Кода:
17:38 - ПП 1 тема
18:25 -- Хорал, образ Патера Лоренца
19:36 -- Тема кохання перемагає смерть
Валера! Человеческое спасибо)
we played a version of this in marching band it was cool but this is even cooler
Any marching band could never compare to an orchestra, that’s why it sounds better
Thank you from the bottom of my heart!
13:36 daaaaaamn
🎉Ромео и Джульетта
Введение:
0:03 - 1 тема fis-moll
1:39 - 2 тема f-moll
5:52 - ГП h-moll
8:00 - ПП 1 тема, Des-dur
8:20 - ПП 2 тема, Des-dur
Разработка:
11:28 - 1 волна
12:10 - 2 волна
12:45 - 3 волна
Кода:
18:25 - Хорал, образ Патера Лоренца
19:36 -- Тема любви побеждает смерть
Score error Measure 410: Bassoons’ B should be a B flat
nerd
Forpoon Lainmus I sure don’t recall asking
@@forpoonlainmus8877 Be nice to nerds. Chances are you'll end up working for one.
GJYYNGII fax
@@forpoonlainmus8877 is he stopping your from paying your bills? is he accepting bad behavior? is he hurting anyone? if he's not, then theres no need to hate.
TMEA bass excerpts
6:15
12:42
_yeah.right_ was abt to put this comment😅
Muchas gracias my guy 😤😤
Ayeeee i made all state btw wbu
14:40 excerpt start (don’t mind me)
14:47 Rachmaninov Prelude in G Minor (End of middle section)
I came here for 20:18 the most breathtaking, kick-ass, spectacular orchestral conclusion of all times.
TMEA Cello Excerpts:
#2 - 14:28
#3 - 13:22
Gene Nucal thanks you!!
#3 is murdering my fingers
(For personal reference)
13:22 letter O
16:17 23rd bar of R
Listen to the cellos and basses at 19:34 - is this where Bernstein got his idea for 'Somewhere" in West Side Story?
Timpani Excerpts:
4:22
6:42
13:02
15:05
16:03
17:26
20:17
Powerful version
14:32 IM CRYING
everybody is
I am not, because it is too funny
14:32 the most famous part
冒頭めっちゃ綺麗
This performance Ìs a paramount gift to Shakespeare lovers
Englsih Horn Excerpts:
8:00
10:40
6:41 Arizona All-State Violin Excerpt
page 635 of the orchestration book example, mm.334 starts at 13:08
0:05 서주
5:53 반목의 주제
8:02 사랑의 주제
셰익스피어 문학작품을 바탕으로 차이콥스키가 작곡한 관현악곡이다. 종교적인 장중한 서주 선율은 수돗 로렌스를 나타내며, 이어서 몬터규와 캐풀렛 두 가문의 격투 장면인 반목의 주제 선율이 나온다. 격투의 소란이 진정된 후 나오는 잉글리시 호른과 비올라의 우아한 선율이 ‘로미오와 줄리엣’의 사랑의 주제 선율이다. 반목과 사랑의 주제 선율이 서로 얽혀 비극적인 파국을 향하여 전개된다.
13:03 Is where the sHit begins
16:26 tho
WRONG the shit begins when you realize the ENTIRE thing begins at 0:00. Before that, you're still a toddler.
I love the string runs at 13:24
Sincce we're all just putting timestamps, the best part was 0:00 to 20:57
agreed
Harp excepts:
1:39
3:53
8:19
10:19
19:26
Wonderful music but who's idea was it to mic the brass?
I came for the haunting 1 : 46, very moving...
6:35 WOW!!!!
6:15
9:09
just a time stamp for myself
6:42 For cymbals
Their heartbeat pulse is ending (@18:00) by 18:23 they're dead. What follows is the immortal love vibration in eluding God's wrath expressed for the first time concerning 2 bratty kids.
14:28 Moonraker (Rio de Janeiro - Jaws and Dolly)
Score error Page 7: First clarinet’s B natural 5 before the key change is actually B flat
Thank you!
*Interesting*
1. Pēteris Čaikovskis. Uvertīra - fantāzija “Romeo un Džuljeta”, ievads. 0:04
2. Pēteris Čaikovskis. Uvertīra - fantāzija “Romeo un Džuljeta”, galvenā partija. 5:52
3. Pēteris Čaikovskis. Uvertīra - fantāzija “Romeo un Džuljeta”, blakus partija. 7:59
16:25ish Tuba excerpt
9:08 flute part
thanks recommended
I actually came for the entire minute 13:00
6:41 Detache (non legato)
example
I remember in the 70's this being one of the brief song shorts among others on a commercial displayed by Time Life publshimg for a 2 album collector's set. The middle slow section to be exact
OH MY GOD ITS T H I S SONG
cj sutton me too.
It's amazing innit
I tried following this on my own with a different video while I looked at the score in my hands. I got lost several times.
Keep working at it. It's not always easy with such a complex score.
Awesome
11:28 viola
This sheet music... how can they read this???
Around 13:20 and 16:10 for ILMEA cymbals
Ren and Stimpy and South Park both sent me here.
That's fabulous. Ren and Stimpy used so much great classical music in their show.
For people in NJYS: excerpt starts at 16:03
Texas All State excerpt 16:28 - 17:05
6:41-7:05
15:17 Apocalypse
Michael Kamen Isolated Score Romeo and Juliet Tchaikovsky
6:08 ......Chapter 11, Drakengard?
Does anyone know what 'string al' at 5:46 means?
String accelarando
"Stringendo" "al" - until "allegro giusto". Actually "stringendo" and "accelerando" mean little bit different things (Accelerando - it's just playing faster and faster, stringendo - it's making every beat shorter than previous)
@@willbeginner1575 Ah okay thanks, I wasn't sure if it was a different way of writing arco or anything.
Everyone came here for 14:30
Lillie Bridgers - I heard the famous Love Theme for the first time in Hanna-Barbera's Smurfs, no joke(y) lol. My mind was of course blown when I learned about the whole thing. The Smurfs contain lots of classical music arrangements: Schubert the Unfinished Symphony, Beethoven's 6th, Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, however movement 3 as action theme, and many more. Lots of Tchaikovsky too of course.
I CAME TO STUDY the entire score
14:00 15:00 ❤
6:40 are they playing another version? All the orchestral beats are incorrect.. Besides that good performance!
No they're correct. Easy to get confused at 6:30 metrically
they are absolutely unstable in their beat and not in time. i wouldn't consider that correct.
No they are correct. I have performed this exact version before (I play bass). All of the notes are off the beat for a while and suddenly return on the beat and it's easy for listeners to get confused. They are 100% correct.
13:21 9-10 all state orchestra
6:12 for audition
6:53
6:53
17:43
17:43
Rehearsal O - 13:24
8:00
tmea violin all state excerpt 16:25-17:06
6:40 cymbal exercpt
5:52 반목의 주제
16:31
Indiana Jones
For myself
Approximately 14 minutes in is letter Q
14:14
16:12
A lot of similarities with the ultimate 6th symphony (in B minor too)
13:26
내가 이 음악을 쓸것이다
8:00
14:25
17:40
14:32 13:25
13:08 (p.480)
13:00 N
16:50
Just a timestamp for myself
He wrote this for his brother and his brother's gay lover I am Sobbing up in this classical composition tonite 😭
don't underestimate a neurotic gay man
16:20 for bass trombone except "S - U"
6:41~6:47
Hsyo where you at
hi i’m late but here!!