Sibelius' melodies are interesting in the way that they all have something in common with some other melody by him. There's for example a very similar melody to Finlandia's main melody in his earlier pieces. Also in his early works (and some later as well) many of his melodies start with same note repeated and then with other notes. For example in this symphony's second movement's beginning or the melody in the second movement of Kullervo and so many others.
@@ipacyz8369It‘s probably just a saying, not real aggression. I don’t clearly know whether you said this already but as can be easily looked up, the sixth symphony also has a harp.
Well done to the timpanist with that mammoth roll at the very end. BRAVO
There's a strong Tchaikovsky influence in this symphony, particularly at 36:00.
Yes, very "Pathetique"
Probably not surprising because Finland was part of the Grand Duchy of Russia at the time
@@malcolmexton4299 No, Finland was a grand duchy of its own, but as such part of the tsar's empire. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Duchy_of_Finland
I hear it already at 2:00
@@malcolmexton4299 Finland was a grand duchy, not "part of the Grand Duchy of Russia." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Duchy_of_Finland
The beautiful melody in the finale starting at 30:35 seems to be strongly related to the piano piece Op. 24/9.
Sibelius' melodies are interesting in the way that they all have something in common with some other melody by him. There's for example a very similar melody to Finlandia's main melody in his earlier pieces. Also in his early works (and some later as well) many of his melodies start with same note repeated and then with other notes. For example in this symphony's second movement's beginning or the melody in the second movement of Kullervo and so many others.
Mikkis You‘re right! Or in the beginning of the 3rd symphony, or in the capriccio op 24/3...
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Bro: How does she look?
What she looks like: 35:52
Could you make Ravel's Bolero HD?
The only symphony Jean Sibelius used harps in.
Check the 6th symphony then come talk to me
@@indioduran4535 Why this agression? I also think is only 1st symphony used harp!
Its the only one he uses a tuba in, isn't it?
@@ipacyz8369It‘s probably just a saying, not real aggression. I don’t clearly know whether you said this already but as can be easily looked up, the sixth symphony also has a harp.
@@hdbrot Unfortunately I never heard his sixth symphony. But I believe it's could have harp.
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もー、いーくつ寝ーるーとー
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