It is crazy to think that people waited years and spent small fortunes on listening to certain pieces of classical music maybe two or three times in their entire lives, and that the lower classes probably never heard any at all. And yet here we are, able to listen to the entire repository of human composition with a few flicks of the finger whenever we please.
My first live concert was the fourth grade field trip to hear the Cleveland Orchestra play the Nutcracker. Even as an adult and many symphonies later, I will never forget hearing that Celesta in the Sugar Plum fairy for the first time. It was absolutely magical.
I was scrolling through the comments and saw a comment in Spanish. Then one in Russian. It makes me feel blessed to not only find people that share my interest but also to find a place where so many people of so many different ethnicities and so many different cultures and home towns were able to find something through which they all connect
what a lovely comment - and so very true. You'll find people from all walks of life in the comment section, and that's the beauty of classical music, we believe. It speaks to everyone.
Clearly this music is amazing and international as well. For instance, I am from Colombia. My father only listens to this music ever since I was a little girl, and now as a grown up, I keep enjoying it. We shouldn't miss things like this in life. It is nice to see that so many people around the world keep listening to this amazing music. Keep your brain cells connected 🦋
Music therapy for Deep sleep cycles has been my go to for decades. Put on a set of headphones as I often slept days and could sleep like a stone while the music was playing. It occupied my mind away from my career. Helped with PTSD !
Tchaikovsky's letter to a friend, regarding keep doing art and mastering disinclination. "We must always work, and a self-respecting artist must not fold his hands on the pretext that he is not in the mood. If we wait for the mood, without endeavoring to meet it halfway, we easily become indolent and apathetic. We must be patient, and believe that inspiration will come to those who can master their disinclination. A few days ago I told you I was working every day without any real inspiration. Had I given way to my disinclination, undoubtedly I should have drifted into a long period of idleness. But my patience and faith did not fail me, and today I felt the inexplicable glow of inspiration of which I told you; thanks to which I know beforehand that whatever I write today will have power to make an impression, and to touch the hearts of those who hear it."
@@janette2422 Yes, unfortunately, what you state is so true. It's no wonder our world is in such a state of disarray now. I pity my children and grandchildren. This country if it continues on this path will never in many lifetimes be able to live in the manner in which I grew up, in the late 40's and throughout the 50's. So sad!!
True, so true. Don't wait for the inspiration, practice your skill even if the results are bad or uninspired (and hurt your pride). Practice so that when the inspiration finally comes you're in your prime and ready to make the best of it. I used to wait for "the mood" too, but I waited so long, my skill got worse and worse. Still struggling to get myself to where I want to be, consuming less, creating more but I think I'm on a good track. Good luck to all of you fighting the same battle :)
1. Piano Concerto No. 1, Op. 23 - Allegro non troppo (00:00) 2. Eugene Onegin: Act III. Polonaise (08:56) 3: Symphony No. 6 in B minor "Pathetique": Adagio - Allegro non troppo (14:00) 4. Violin Concerto Op. 35: II. Andante (33:15) 5. Slavonic March (Marche Slave) Op. 31 (40:06) 6. 1812 Overture (50:50) 7: The Nutcracker: Miniature Overture (1:06:46) 8: The Nutcracker: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (1:10:13) 9. The Nutcracker: Waltz of the Flowers (1:12:04) 10. The Sleeping Beuaty Op. 66: Overture (1:18:43) 11. Swan Lake: Dance of the Sawns (1:21:31) 12. Swan Lake: Waltz in A Major (1:30:17) 13: Swan Lake: Scene from Act 2 (1:37:51)
Actually, some people said "man, I dislike this video for whatever reason and I will use the tool youtube has provided me specifically to express that"
I didn't search for it, it came up as a recommended video based on my general preference for classical music. This recording deserves a thumbs down because of the positively lethargic, maybe even plodding, pace. Yeah, too many recordings are all "off to the races". But this one is a snooze fest.
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hello i'm seventeen and i'm vietnamese. I love Tchaikovsky's music since the seventh grade. People say I'm crazy but I really love these classical music!
kệ họ đi bạn,miễn là niềm vui của mình không ảnh hưởng đến người khác là vui rồi bạn.Mình có sống bao lâu đâu mà phải để ý đến cảm nhận có phần "bệnh hoạn" của những người khác
My grandparents took us to Swan Lake on ice - they are both dead now but when Iisten to Tchaikovsky I can still see them smiling during the show! This man was soooo talented
@@CatSamurai99 You have no evidence that all are Man made considering that the first animals and their heartbeats or whatever evolution stuff you believe in can't start from thin air
Один из лучших композиторов всех времен и народов, сотворивший великое наследие всего Русского народа которое будет жить веками пока существует человечество! Творчество нетленно и вечно! Всем успехов, здоровья и процветания! Слушайте классическую музыку, развивайтесь… храни вас Бог!
You can find this Genius nowadays. The problem is that no one cares. No one cares because my generation invented slang words such as swag, Y.O.L.O, etc.
VyniranGaming its not that they dont care as much as its their brains have degenerated so far, they cant' comprehend as this being hard or genius. Right?
Listen to Mozart, Bach and Beethoven, then to Tchaikovsky. The earlier composers feel like walking through a beautiful museum or palace of marble. Listening to Tchaikovsky feels like walking through meadows full of flowers and birds with vibrant colors and rich smells drenching the air.
you should listen to Symphony no. 6 you'll find evidence a troubled Tchaikovsky (some say it was his own suicide note) except perhaps in the second movement which is more cheerful contrasting the 1st and 3rd movement
1. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor Op. 23 - Allegro non troppo ( 00:00 ) 2. Eugene Onegin Act III -- Polonaise ( 08:56 ) 3. Symphony No. 6 in B Minor "Pathetique" - 1st mov. ( 14:00 ) 4. Violin Concerto in D Major Op. 35 - Andante ( 33:15 ) 5. Slavonic March in B-Flat Minor, Op. 31 ( 40:06 ) 6. 1812 - Overture ( 50:50 ) 7. The Nutcracker, Op. 71 - Ouverture ( 1:06:46 ) 8. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy ( 1:10:13 ) 9. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Waltz of the Flowers ( 1:12:04 ) 10. The Sleeping Beauty Op. 66 - Ouverture ( 1:18:43 ) 11. Swan Lake - Dance of the Swans ( 1:21:31 ) 12. Swan Lake - Waltz in A Major ( 1:30:17 ) 13. Swan Lake - Scene from Act 2 ( 1:37:51 )
Love Tchaikovsky. His music is so powerful and emotion packed. Don't always get that with orchestrated music. He wears his emotions on his sleeve. Love that about Tchi
+Jesse McClure Classical music is very cheap these days. You can buy quality recordings of the entirety of music produced from 1700 to 1940 for about one paycheck's worth.
+Jesse McClure You know, unless you insist on buying original pressings and original phonographs and other things that cost way, way too much entirely because of sentiment.
No worse than me I have small dogs, one currently on my lap. She's trying to direct the music now! Keeps poking her nose at the screen. Paws flailing like she's trying to catch the notes in mid air.
These songs remind me of my mother, who is in stage 3 cancer right now. The doctors say that she won't pulll through. These songs are the only solace from my waking moments of pure agony waiting on the impending absence of her soul. God Help us All.
I am 36 years old and have only recently begun listening to classical music. I have always mainly listened to pop music from the 60's, 70's and 80's, never paying much attention to other genres of music. After listening to the music of composers like Tchaikovsky, I am only now starting to recognize and appreciate the musical genius behind works such as this, and I'm looking forward to discovering more music like this, thanks to TH-cam for making that so easy to do.
One of the barriers re this type of music is the word...classical. Some conductors prefer to describe it as orchestral considering we have all heard it throughout our lives on film soundtracks, TV programmes, etc. My late husband was a rock musician and loved classical music so we purposely broadened our kid's music experience. My son loves 'classical'. My daughter loves jazz. Our grandson...blues music...studied all the great blues and classical harmonica players. Now, they keep me up to speed with amazing music and musicians.
I am a lay fan of western classical. To others - more knowledgeable ones - it may be Bach, Mozart ( I love them all ) but to me it is always Tchaikovsky and will always be. Because that is how my romance with classical music began , the first chords of Tchaikovsky and it was love at first ,- how do you put it - listening. Thanks YT and Halidon.
Same, big fun of Tchaikovsky. Beethoven is too emotional for me, and Mozart makes me feel that I am not smart enough to listen to his works. But with Tchaikovsky, I can still do my research work, without feeling disrupted or mocked. If that makes sense.
Когда слушаешь музыку П.Чайковского, то появляются воспоминания о часах скорби...., о мгновениях радости...., его музыка подобно солнышку, изгоняет тьму, освещает сердце.
Поистине один из величайших композиторов, если не лучший! Снимаю шляпу перед этим шедевром - ведь даже в Европе Чайковского всегда слушают и восхищаются! С уважением из Австрии 🙏
This is metal before we knew what metal was. The darkness and ability to tip either way towards hope or madness in those first few minutes paint such a vivid portrait.
Tchaikovsky is an absolute mystery which is not yet understood despite of tons of all kind of performances. He was obviously initiated into the deepest and highest musicological spheres as to the very God's language. He is indeed a true minnesinger, the one who glorifies the pure and eternal love via his mesmerising masterpieces.
:) I had a Russian ballet teacher of German heritage when I was a child, we had a grand piano in the corner of the studio and in every class, we practised to Tchaikovsky played live by the pianist. It was all very strict and serious but lovely nevertheless. Some of my best childhood memories. :)
Tchaikovsky was often described as a very kind, humble, honest, shy, brilliant person who always had the hint of Russian melancholy. A very relatable human.
Hey you. Yes, you. You're probably scrolling through the comments, like I am, reading all these motivational comments. If you are reading this at night, you should get some sleep, and don't stress about everything going on in the world, or what you are going through. Don't dwell on things from the past, don't stress on your future. Just live your life, because you only get one. Do whatever makes you happy, not what other people want from you. For me, I'm gonna wake up tomorrow morning, hit the gym, and cherish life for the amazing blessing that it is. I hope you do the same and have an amazing day as well!
Armyanskogo geniya , ne russkogo,kotoromy otravili, a ne ymerla ot xolerii, dazhe Gaykovskiy (ot imeni Hayk- Gayk, potomy chto na russkom alfavite net bukva h) meyal fmiliyu chaykovskiy, ne spasal emy
@@christinasargsyan9441 Он родился в Удмуртской губернии Российской империи, а армянского языка вообще не знал. Он один из самородков великой российской культуры 19-го века.
Здавна в Україні був відомий козацький рід Чайок (Чайковських), його родичами були Гребінки, Гоголі. Прадід композитора, Федір Опанасович Чайка, шляхтич родом з-під Кременчука, козацький сотник Омельницької сотні Миргородського полку, брав участь у битві під Полтавою й помер від ран. Син Федора, народжений на Полтавщині Петро Чайка (дід композитора), спудеєм Києво-Могилянської академії взяв прізвище Чайковський - так на Запоріжжі називали командирів козацьких чайок. До роду Чайковських належав і поет Євген Гребінка, автор романсу «Очі чорнії». Петро Федорович полковим лікарем пройшов російсько-турецьку війну, отримав посаду городничого у В’ятській губернії Росії, де й пустив корені.
@@nataliadyuk1464 Another salty and triggered Ukrainian. 😂 ✅ Wishful thinking much? Some of Tchaikovsky’s distant roots trace back to the modern-day “Ukraine” but at that time “Ukraine” simply did not exist. Those territories were the integral part of Russia and were called Malorossiya (Little Russia or Russia Minor). ✅ His mother was born and raised in Saint Petersburg (Great Russia) and was of mixed French-Russian descent. ✅ His father was born and raised in the Vyatka Governorate in a family of Great Russian(Russian) and Little Russian(“Ukrainian”) descent. His father’s mom was Russian. ✅ Tchaikovsky, just like his father, was born and raised near the Urals in the heart of Russia, in the remote industrial Russian province, far away from Little Russia (modern-day so called “Ukraine”). ✅ Чайка or tchaika means seagull in Russian. It’s that simple. ✅ Descendants of Cossacks live in Russia - Don, Kuban and Ural. They don’t live in the modern-day “Ukraine”.
Oui! (Je me sens très stupide à écrire en français quand je ne suis pas française et j'ai peur de faire des erreurs, je l'étude il y a seulement deux ans, excuse-moi)
Absolutely exquisite. God bless the longevity of the internet, for we can all come together from around the world and bask in the euphoria of classical music for as long as possible!
Easily the best orchestrator of the 19th Century. There was NOTHING he didn't know how to get an orchestra to do, and though he had a distinct style, the writing never sounded the same from piece to piece. Also, quite possibly the best melody composer I've ever heard. I can't even think of how many of his melodies are permanently engrained in the public consciousness. Tchaikovsky has a very particular place in my heart. Though I don't care for his symphonies or solo piano works, when he let his art tell a story, I swear, there were moments when my heart almost stopped from heartache. Quite simply, despite a few faults, he is and will always remain one of my favourite composers of all time.
Здавна в Україні був відомий козацький рід Чайок (Чайковських), його родичами були Гребінки, Гоголі. Прадід композитора, Федір Опанасович Чайка, шляхтич родом з-під Кременчука, козацький сотник Омельницької сотні Миргородського полку, брав участь у битві під Полтавою й помер від ран. Син Федора, народжений на Полтавщині Петро Чайка (дід композитора), спудеєм Києво-Могилянської академії взяв прізвище Чайковський - так на Запоріжжі називали командирів козацьких чайок. До роду Чайковських належав і поет Євген Гребінка, автор романсу «Очі чорнії». Петро Федорович полковим лікарем пройшов російсько-турецьку війну, отримав посаду городничого у В’ятській губернії Росії, де й пустив корені.
@@nataliadyuk1464 Another salty and triggered Ukrainian. 😂 ✅ Wishful thinking much? Some of Tchaikovsky’s distant roots trace back to the modern-day “Ukraine” but at that time “Ukraine” simply did not exist. Those territories were the integral part of Russia and were called Malorossiya (Little Russia or Russia Minor). ✅ His mother was born and raised in Saint Petersburg (Russia) and was of mixed French-Russian descent. ✅ His father was born and raised in the Vyatka Governorate (Russia) in a family of Russian and Little Russian(“Ukrainian”) descent. His father’s mom was Russian. ✅ Tchaikovsky, just like his father, was born and raised near the Urals in the heart of Russia, in the remote industrial Russian province, far away from Little Russia (modern-day so called “Ukraine”). ✅ Чайка or tchaika means seagull in Russian. It’s that simple. ✅ Descendants of Cossacks live in Russia - Don, Kuban and Ural. They don’t live in the modern-day “Ukraine”.
I'm glad this video got so many views. To know there are more and more young people that listen to this music, just feels good. If only for the fact that I'm not alone in enjoying this music when I'm from a totally different generation and social background. These symphonies are uplifting, inspiring and so relaxing all at the same time. I live for this music!
Ніякий він не русскій. Мама розмовляла французькою. Його дід з давнього українського роду Чайок. Половину творів написав будучи на Україні, бо лише там себе відчував вільним. Здавна в Україні був відомий козацький рід Чайок (Чайковських), його родичами були Гребінки, Гоголі. Прадід композитора, Федір Опанасович Чайка, шляхтич родом з-під Кременчука, козацький сотник Омельницької сотні Миргородського полку, брав участь у битві під Полтавою й помер від ран. Син Федора, народжений на Полтавщині Петро Чайка (дід композитора), спудеєм Києво-Могилянської академії взяв прізвище Чайковський - так на Запоріжжі називали командирів козацьких чайок. До роду Чайковських належав і поет Євген Гребінка, автор романсу «Очі чорнії». Петро Федорович полковим лікарем пройшов російсько-турецьку війну, отримав посаду городничого у В’ятській губернії Росії, де й пустив корені.
Здавна в Україні був відомий козацький рід Чайок (Чайковських), його родичами були Гребінки, Гоголі. Прадід композитора, Федір Опанасович Чайка, шляхтич родом з-під Кременчука, козацький сотник Омельницької сотні Миргородського полку, брав участь у битві під Полтавою й помер від ран. Син Федора, народжений на Полтавщині Петро Чайка (дід композитора), спудеєм Києво-Могилянської академії взяв прізвище Чайковський - так на Запоріжжі називали командирів козацьких чайок. До роду Чайковських належав і поет Євген Гребінка, автор романсу «Очі чорнії». Петро Федорович полковим лікарем пройшов російсько-турецьку війну, отримав посаду городничого у В’ятській губернії Росії, де й пустив корені.
@@nataliadyuk1464 Another salty and triggered Ukrainian. 😂 ✅ Wishful thinking much? Some of Tchaikovsky’s distant roots trace back to the modern-day “Ukraine” but at that time “Ukraine” simply did not exist. Those territories were the integral part of Russia and were called Malorossiya (Little Russia or Russia Minor). ✅ His mother was born and raised in Saint Petersburg (Great Russia) and was of mixed French-Russian descent. ✅ His father was born and raised in the Vyatka Governorate (Great Russia) in a family of Great Russian(Russian) and Little Russian(“Ukrainian”) descent. His father’s mom was Russian. ✅ Tchaikovsky, just like his father, was born and raised near the Urals in the heart of Russia, in the remote industrial Russian province, far away from Little Russia (modern-day so called “Ukraine”). ✅ Чайка or tchaika means seagull in Russian. It’s that simple. ✅ Descendants of Cossacks live in Russia - Don, Kuban and Ural. They don’t live in the modern-day “Ukraine”.
@@nataliadyuk1464 Не надоело выдавать желаемое за действительное? ✅ Далёкие корни Чайковского восходят к современной «Украине», но в то время «Украины» попросту не существовало. Эти территории входили в состав России и назывались Малороссией. ✅ Его мать родилась и выросла в Санкт-Петербурге (Великороссия) и имела смешанное франко-русское происхождение. ✅ Его отец родился и вырос в Вятской губернии (Великороссии) в семье великорусского(русского) и малороссийского("украинского") происхождения. Мама его отца была русской. ✅ Чайковский, как и его отец, родился и вырос недалеко от Урала, в самом сердце России, в промышленной российской провинции, далеко от Малороссии (современной так называемой «Украины»). ✅ Его фамилия происходит от прозвища Чайка и от русского слова чайка (птица). ✅ Потомки казаков живут в России - на Дону, Кубани и Урале. Они не живут на современной «Украине».
TRACKLIST The Best of Tchaikovsky 1. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor Op. 23 - Allegro non troppo 2. Eugene Onegin Act III -- Polonaise ( 8:56 ) 3. Symphony No. 6 in B Minor Pathetique - 1 mov. ( 14:00 ) 4. Violin Concert in D Major Op. 35 - Andante ( 33:15 ) 5. Slavonich March, in B-Flat Minor, Op. 31 ( 40:06 ) 6. 1812 - Overture ( 50:50 ) 7. The Nutcracker, Op. 71 -- Overture ( 1:06:46 ) 8. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Sugar Plum Fairies ( 1:10:13 ) 9. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Waltz of the Flowers ( 1:12:04 ) 10. The Sleeping Beauty Op. 66 -- Overture ( 1:18:43 ) 11. Swan Lake - Dances of the Swans ( 1:21:31 ) 12. Swan Lake - Valse in A Major ( 1:30:17 ) 13. Swan Lake - Scene from Act 2 ( 1:37:51 )
I live under a rock so when I listened to this, I realized that many background scores (of movies and series) were actually taken from Tchaikovsky's compositions
Hearing the opening notes of Piano Concerto No 1. really unlocked a core memory. My sisters and I used to blast that song on an old CD when we were younger and I've only just now discovered it was written by Tchaikovsky!!! It was one of my favourite songs and I'm happy to say it still is.
Pyotr Tchaikovsky wrote so much of the music I listened too as a kid. I’ve only recently “discovered” classical music and Tchaikovsky is by far my favorite composer. His music brings me a lot of nostalgia from when I was younger. His Swan Lake composition specifically has many many songs that I heard when I was a kid.
Tchaikovsky more modern sounding than Mozart, and was of the romantic era. I don’t think his depression mattered to his composing, or rather he poured his heart out in his music and sought happiness and fulfillment in the magical world of music.
INCONFUNDIBLE, INIGUALABLE, HEROICA CON EL SOÑAR DE SUS CAMPANAS, AL ESCUCHARLA SIENTO REMEMBRANZAS, DE MIS AÑOS DE ESTUDIANTES, AÑOS DE ROMANCES ESTUDIANTILES, QUE LA MÚSICA DE TCHAIKOVSKY, LLENABA NUESTRAS ALMAS, NUESTROS ESPÍRITUS Y NUESTROS CORAZONES DE JÓVENES, QUE VAN DETRÁS DE LA AVENTURA LLAMADA VIDA.
Tchaikovsky music is perfect, what a beautiful, complex and rich harmony of things. When I listen to this kind of incredibly beautiful and rich music, I can't help in not thinking how decadent is human kind nowadays. What is sold as "music" nowadays is just depressing.
Thank you Bugs Bunny & esteemed friends for introducing me classical music! I’m 54 now, they were my friends growing up... Who can listen to the barber of Seville without seeing Bugs working over Elmer Fudd in the barbers chair ?
Me too jajajaaj, and tom and jerry or in animaniacs "the great wakkoroti" i listened some masterpieces when i was a child... i'm 33 greetings from colombia...
And tom and jerry introduced me to some of the most iconic pieces out there, especially probably episode 65 where tom plays the piano and I kept looking on what song it is
Tchaikovsky: "It seems to me that I am truly gifted with the ability to truthfully, sincerely and simply express with music those feelings, moods and images that the text suggests. In this sense, I am a realist and a native Russian person."
Krystsina M well, just because russia does not approve of someone being gay does not mean that he can't be! I believe that homosexual people are born that way and it is not a matter of decision. Everybody should feel free to be themselves no matter what is disapproved and what is not. Btw there are certain erotic letters he wrote to a another man that were found in his house that can support the fact that he was homosexual. But that doesn't matter. It's his music that we should care about.
Krystsina M Well said Krystsina!! A true genius. That's all that matters. Russia should be proud to be 'coming out' against the rampant homosexual agenda.
First of all HE WAs GAY Second, that matters cause that influenced all his life (thanks to the glorious russian culture! -_-). Just listen to the Symphony 6 and tell me if it's a symphony or a requiem. He hated his life because he couldn't love who wanted, that's all. Some people are gay, get over it.
TRACKLIST (for TH-cam mobile app) 1. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor Op. 23 - Allegro non troppo ( 00:01 ) 2. Eugene Onegin Act III -- Polonaise ( 08:56 ) 3. Symphony No. 6 in B Minor "Pathetique" - 1st mov. ( 14:00 ) 4. Violin Concerto in D Major Op. 35 - Andante ( 33:15 ) 5. Slavonic March in B-Flat Minor, Op. 31 ( 40:06 ) 6. 1812 - Overture ( 50:50 ) 7. The Nutcracker, Op. 71 -- Ouverture ( 1:06:46 ) 8. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy ( 1:10:13 ) 9. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Waltz of the Flowers ( 1:12:04 ) 10. The Sleeping Beauty Op. 66 - Ouverture ( 1:18:43 ) 11. Swan Lake - Dance of the Swans ( 1:21:31 ) 12. Swan Lake - Waltz in A Major ( 1:30:17 ) 13. Swan Lake - Scene from Act 2 ( 1:37:51 )
Why mix politics in this beautiful music and ruin it for everyone. I don't care where Tchaikovsky is from, I love his compositions. That doesn't mean I am going to support Russia's actions.
@@moshet842 Tchaikovsky’s music have been inspired by folks russian tunes, so he would have probably never been the great composer he was if he wasn’t russian. But ofc, we don’t matter about politic of countries.
Watch live concerts from home! 👇
Violin Concerto, Op. 35: th-cam.com/video/s4arMP88Qg8/w-d-xo.html
Serenade for Strings, Op. 48: th-cam.com/video/qKJ9QdEHOns/w-d-xo.html
Romeo & Juliet Fantasy Overture: th-cam.com/video/WxcWO9O4DSM/w-d-xo.html
All feedback welcome. Enjoy ✨
buen aporte
Brilhante amei!
@@josmarpereira4396que te la Casa por e quedo
Ppp
@@yuh2695 0
It is crazy to think that people waited years and spent small fortunes on listening to certain pieces of classical music maybe two or three times in their entire lives, and that the lower classes probably never heard any at all. And yet here we are, able to listen to the entire repository of human composition with a few flicks of the finger whenever we please.
nice
Yea!
And sadily its not as popular
i love you
i literally have never thought about it that way.... THAT is mindblowing
Don’t worry, I’ve only come here to congratulate him.
Omg I’m a fan!
@@Petttywise hello there mom!
Omg Bethoveen !? Hahaha
@@ludwigvanbethoveen9650 XD
Ima huge fan of your music. I hope you actually lived longer for another symphony
Tchaikovsky is one of the best composers in the world forever !
Exactly. 😍😍😍
@@motherlandmars5999 okay
After you ofcourse
@@motherlandmars5999 Still wondering who asked.
I agree. His pieces are amazing.
I love Tchaikovsky one of the best composers in the world
Would you love him if he’s a worm?
@@lonelymother419 yes
Absolutely ✨️
@@lonelymother419literally impossible but still yes.
i do adhere
no one can deny: this is the best kind of study music for writing papers, it truly unleashes ones creativity
Writing a paper on TQM in Health Care to the dulcet tones of the Sugar Plum Fairy - I totally agree with you.
I'm writing a paper on Tchaikovsky himself. it's only fitting I listen to his compositions :D
Writing a tragedy script about an abused child turning into a mob boss, this definitely helps!
My favourite is Swan Lake Act 2.
YESS
I cant do it because i cant stop my attention from just full on focusing on the music and ignoring my work
There’s that sense of nostalgia when nutcracker and swan lake hits.
Yes 😍
Nutcracker music always has the potential to make me cry
Truuue !
Yep reminds me of going to see the Nutcracker as a kid
My first live concert was the fourth grade field trip to hear the Cleveland Orchestra play the Nutcracker. Even as an adult and many symphonies later, I will never forget hearing that Celesta in the Sugar Plum fairy for the first time. It was absolutely magical.
I was scrolling through the comments and saw a comment in Spanish. Then one in Russian. It makes me feel blessed to not only find people that share my interest but also to find a place where so many people of so many different ethnicities and so many different cultures and home towns were able to find something through which they all connect
what a lovely comment - and so very true. You'll find people from all walks of life in the comment section, and that's the beauty of classical music, we believe. It speaks to everyone.
Clearly this music is amazing and international as well. For instance, I am from Colombia. My father only listens to this music ever since I was a little girl, and now as a grown up, I keep enjoying it. We shouldn't miss things like this in life. It is nice to see that so many people around the world keep listening to this amazing music. Keep your brain cells connected 🦋
We are all europeans
well actually Tchaikovsky is russian composer. Так что ничего удивительного тут нет
Greetings, from the far lands of South East Asia!
Эта музыка бессмертна!!!! Вечная память Петру Чайковскому
Uno de los más grandes, lleno de amor, vitalidad y genialidad.❤❤❤
Saudações do Brasil.
Tchaikovsky's music it's like a therapist, it heals the soul and reduces the pain
especially when doing homework
Music therapy for Deep sleep cycles has been my go to for decades. Put on a set of headphones as I often slept days and could sleep like a stone while the music was playing. It occupied my mind away from my career. Helped with PTSD !
I agree.
So true
pretty bad therapist
Tchaikovsky's letter to a friend, regarding keep doing art and mastering disinclination.
"We must always work, and a self-respecting artist must not fold his hands on the pretext that he is not in the mood. If we wait for the mood, without endeavoring to meet it halfway, we easily become indolent and apathetic. We must be patient, and believe that inspiration will come to those who can master their disinclination. A few days ago I told you I was working every day without any real inspiration. Had I given way to my disinclination, undoubtedly I should have drifted into a long period of idleness. But my patience and faith did not fail me, and today I felt the inexplicable glow of inspiration of which I told you; thanks to which I know beforehand that whatever I write today will have power to make an impression, and to touch the hearts of those who hear it."
appetite comes with eating, and inspiration often comes during a routine work :)
this kind of discipline is so lost on today's society. Thank you so much for sharing this
@@janette2422 Yes, unfortunately, what you state is so true. It's no wonder our world is in such a state of disarray now. I pity my children and grandchildren. This country if it continues on this path will never in many lifetimes be able to live in the manner in which I grew up, in the late 40's and throughout the 50's. So sad!!
wow and i was about to give in to that distraction....it's a daily fight for LIFE,LIFE IS GOOD,conquer the small vexations and LOVE WILL FLOW!!!!!
True, so true. Don't wait for the inspiration, practice your skill even if the results are bad or uninspired (and hurt your pride). Practice so that when the inspiration finally comes you're in your prime and ready to make the best of it. I used to wait for "the mood" too, but I waited so long, my skill got worse and worse. Still struggling to get myself to where I want to be, consuming less, creating more but I think I'm on a good track. Good luck to all of you fighting the same battle :)
1. Piano Concerto No. 1, Op. 23 - Allegro non troppo (00:00)
2. Eugene Onegin: Act III. Polonaise (08:56)
3: Symphony No. 6 in B minor "Pathetique": Adagio - Allegro non troppo (14:00)
4. Violin Concerto Op. 35: II. Andante (33:15)
5. Slavonic March (Marche Slave) Op. 31 (40:06)
6. 1812 Overture (50:50)
7: The Nutcracker: Miniature Overture (1:06:46)
8: The Nutcracker: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy (1:10:13)
9. The Nutcracker: Waltz of the Flowers (1:12:04)
10. The Sleeping Beuaty Op. 66: Overture (1:18:43)
11. Swan Lake: Dance of the Sawns (1:21:31)
12. Swan Lake: Waltz in A Major (1:30:17)
13: Swan Lake: Scene from Act 2 (1:37:51)
King DM TV its called the description
Thank you!!
THANK YOU! Great help
@@TurtleMaster326 fr bro what a snake
Ryan Yang this guy just put in the comments what was already in the description
Here to say nobody can stop me from enjoying your music
really, me too
Never underestimate Google's capacity for purging wrongthink.
Same
No one could ever Stop me neither. Adore this man!
Anything that you can feel with your soul is something that the elites want removed.
The best part is 5.3k dislikes..... Like some people said "man, I hate this classical legend..while I specifically searched for him"
Actually, some people said "man, I dislike this video for whatever reason and I will use the tool youtube has provided me specifically to express that"
Nope Nope I would have rebutted this but I read your name and respect 🙌🙏
what is nope nope?
I didn't search for it, it came up as a recommended video based on my general preference for classical music. This recording deserves a thumbs down because of the positively lethargic, maybe even plodding, pace. Yeah, too many recordings are all "off to the races". But this one is a snooze fest.
I believe they are all unintentional click
Just started listening to classical music, and honestly, Tchaikovsky is my favorite so far. The music is so dynamic and emotional!
hi, glad we helped you discover new music :) listen to more works by Tchaikovsky here: bit.ly/2e7D5n1 and subscribe to our channel for a journey through the history of classical music: bit.ly/TH-camHalidonMusic. We hope to have you back soon!
My favorite is Mozart
try listening to Rachmaninoff and Liszt
Nadya Kim I will check them out, thanks for the recommendations!!!
you may also like Beethoven, Shostakovich...
hello i'm seventeen and i'm vietnamese. I love Tchaikovsky's music since the seventh grade. People say I'm crazy but I really love these classical music!
You're not crazy Tran; you like who and what you like and if others take offense it's nobody's business but your own; enjoy!
@@catholiccrusader5328 It's fun to have the same hobby as listening to classical music like me!
The people who call you crazy are crazy..
kệ họ đi bạn,miễn là niềm vui của mình không ảnh hưởng đến người khác là vui rồi bạn.Mình có sống bao lâu đâu mà phải để ý đến cảm nhận có phần "bệnh hoạn" của những người khác
You're not crazy my friend, you just appreciate art in its highest form 💪
My grandparents took us to Swan Lake on ice - they are both dead now but when Iisten to Tchaikovsky I can still see them smiling during the show! This man was soooo talented
I cried with your comment, I just imagined that scene!!!!!
It's sad, but it brings back warm memories that I didn't have.
Me gusta
😢😊
Tchaikovsky is my favorite composer, love his music so so much. Its magical, how can a human brain create so much beautiful music
Hermione Skywalker ist like everything composition tells you a beautiful story ❤️
Também acho, que as melhores são do Tchaikovsky.... Sei lá, o negócio acalma e alegra a alma bom de mais.
Ask Rachmaninoff. He can explain it better than anybody
For me a toss-up between him and Rachmaninoff.
@@colincochrane4108 fala português?
The opening few seconds alone gave me chills! By the end of this video I experienced many emotions... Sheer perfection.
the opening bit is insane!
That's Tchaikovsky for you! One of the greatest composers ever.
i liked the opening but the rest of it was disappointing sorta
Illustrates the lack of taste really... The other songs include some of the greatest works of history...
Panar Banana ...Am I not allowed to have an opinion without being called tasteless? That's a bit cruel.
Most of us will die in obscurity. This man will be known until the world ends.
But not unknown to God.
@@manichairdo6346 Which god? I only ask because they are all man-made. Yes, even yours, whichever one it is.
You debunked religion saying something no one has ever said before.
@@CatSamurai99 You have no evidence that all are Man made considering that the first animals and their heartbeats or whatever evolution stuff you believe in can't start from thin air
@@bruh7130 How did god start? From thin air?
Один из лучших композиторов всех времен и народов, сотворивший великое наследие всего Русского народа которое будет жить веками пока существует человечество! Творчество нетленно и вечно! Всем успехов, здоровья и процветания! Слушайте классическую музыку, развивайтесь… храни вас Бог!
Amém
Да будет так, товарищ!
@@fabioamaraldifini 😁👏👏
How crazy talented do you need to be to even conceive something like this in your head?!
and without modern drugs !
These kind of genius people are imposible to find nowadays, unfortunately ....
and without computer!
You can find this Genius nowadays. The problem is that no one cares. No one cares because my generation invented slang words such as swag, Y.O.L.O, etc.
VyniranGaming its not that they dont care as much as its their brains have degenerated so far, they cant' comprehend as this being hard or genius. Right?
Listen to Mozart, Bach and Beethoven, then to Tchaikovsky.
The earlier composers feel like walking through a beautiful museum or palace of marble. Listening to Tchaikovsky feels like walking through meadows full of flowers and birds with vibrant colors and rich smells drenching the air.
yeah ...well Classicism and Romanticism...depends on a taste, I can well enough imagine walking through meadows listening to Mozart.
you should listen to Symphony no. 6 you'll find evidence a troubled Tchaikovsky (some say it was his own suicide note) except perhaps in the second movement which is more cheerful contrasting the 1st and 3rd movement
eschelar I feel like I'm sat at work infront of a PC working while listening to Tchaikovsky
Totally
The first
1. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor Op. 23 - Allegro non troppo ( 00:00 )
2. Eugene Onegin Act III -- Polonaise ( 08:56 )
3. Symphony No. 6 in B Minor "Pathetique" - 1st mov. ( 14:00 )
4. Violin Concerto in D Major Op. 35 - Andante ( 33:15 )
5. Slavonic March in B-Flat Minor, Op. 31 ( 40:06 )
6. 1812 - Overture ( 50:50 )
7. The Nutcracker, Op. 71 - Ouverture ( 1:06:46 )
8. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy ( 1:10:13 )
9. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Waltz of the Flowers ( 1:12:04 )
10. The Sleeping Beauty Op. 66 - Ouverture ( 1:18:43 )
11. Swan Lake - Dance of the Swans ( 1:21:31 )
12. Swan Lake - Waltz in A Major ( 1:30:17 )
13. Swan Lake - Scene from Act 2 ( 1:37:51 )
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Gracias
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Thanks!!!!!!!!!!!
One of the very best composers that ever lived ❤❤
Love Tchaikovsky. His music is so powerful and emotion packed. Don't always get that with orchestrated music. He wears his emotions on his sleeve. Love that about Tchi
I agree! Too powerful for some to handle ;)
His name is Pyotr, he's russian composer. Tchiakovsky - his surname
"chyaika" means "gale bird" in russian.
I do too.
Yes i prefer the Russian Romantic style to the frigid German style. Tchaikovsky was the best.
I am forever grateful to have the opportunity to listen to Tchaikovsky's art work.
+Phantom Zephyr Ⓥ I'm grateful i dont have to pay.
+Jesse McClure Classical music is very cheap these days. You can buy quality recordings of the entirety of music produced from 1700 to 1940 for about one paycheck's worth.
+Jesse McClure You know, unless you insist on buying original pressings and original phonographs and other things that cost way, way too much entirely because of sentiment.
+Alex Hodge Why you here then?
Because I'm broke.
I don't know how people listen to this while studying. Slavonic March comes on and my body takes it as a cue to fling my arms around like a maniac 😭
bruuuh i feel you
No worse than me I have small dogs, one currently on my lap. She's trying to direct the music now! Keeps poking her nose at the screen. Paws flailing like she's trying to catch the notes in mid air.
Slavonic March gives me Arabian dessert vibes
I do while I study sometimes...
It helps me focus like a mfer loooool
From Holland with love for classical music. One cannot cancel such great composers. 💙🎹🎵🎶
@Karlo Popuschek No Russia never cancelled anyone because of politics.
@@emilyhutjes yeah, only killed 😇
Totally Agree! Anyone who try to cancel these kind of classic masterpieces is destroying our civilization itself!
Большое вам спасибо товарищ)
These songs remind me of my mother, who is in stage 3 cancer right now. The doctors say that she won't pulll through. These songs are the only solace from my waking moments of pure agony waiting on the impending absence of her soul.
God Help us All.
Its too late.
+TATE BEAST it is really sad man, how is your mother now?
She has advanced to stage four cancer. The end is near.
oh god, i hope you can enjoy with her her last moments, it must be really dificult, blessings man
Sad story :(
I am 36 years old and have only recently begun listening to classical music. I have always mainly listened to pop music from the 60's, 70's and 80's, never paying much attention to other genres of music. After listening to the music of composers like Tchaikovsky, I am only now starting to recognize and appreciate the musical genius behind works such as this, and I'm looking forward to discovering more music like this, thanks to TH-cam for making that so easy to do.
I'd say, Chopin, Liszt, Bach, Rachmaninoff.
If you are looking GOOD music. I can help yo with links, wand with understanding
One of the barriers re this type of music is the word...classical. Some conductors prefer to describe it as orchestral considering we have all heard it throughout our lives on film soundtracks, TV programmes, etc. My late husband was a rock musician and loved classical music so we purposely broadened our kid's music experience. My son loves 'classical'. My daughter loves jazz. Our grandson...blues music...studied all the great blues and classical harmonica players. Now, they keep me up to speed with amazing music and musicians.
Могу сказать тоже самое
now you're 40. hope you still held your interest. 🎉
I am a lay fan of western classical. To others - more knowledgeable ones - it may be Bach, Mozart ( I love them all ) but to me it is always Tchaikovsky and will always be. Because that is how my romance with classical music began , the first chords of Tchaikovsky and it was love at first ,- how do you put it - listening. Thanks YT and Halidon.
Same here. He certainly takes you on an emotional rollercoaster!
I love the comments on classical music videos they're so much more civilized and less snarky than on the rest of youtube. It's great.
Changa Chopin?
love at first chord
Same, big fun of Tchaikovsky. Beethoven is too emotional for me, and Mozart makes me feel that I am not smart enough to listen to his works. But with Tchaikovsky, I can still do my research work, without feeling disrupted or mocked. If that makes sense.
Боже, с музыкой Чайковского я могу вынести эти адовые времена!
our volks will get together soon 🙏 Love from 🇩🇪
@@MarkMarconi love back to you🌸
Когда слушаешь музыку П.Чайковского, то появляются воспоминания о часах скорби...., о мгновениях радости...., его музыка подобно солнышку, изгоняет тьму, освещает сердце.
Послушайте, Манфреда Чайковского - в первой части там роскошная побочная тема. Я ничего красивше не слышал.
Я мало знала о симфонии П.Чайковского Манфред - по поэме Дж. Байрона.Спасибо!!!
Music brings people together 🙏
Amen.
To be able to listen to this after just a few clicks of a mouse is a privilege we shouldn't waste.
@Michele Clifford : )
Yeah true
Agree man 👍
Гениальная музыка гениального композитора - величайший дар Небес! Божественное исполнение!
Поистине один из величайших композиторов, если не лучший! Снимаю шляпу перед этим шедевром - ведь даже в Европе Чайковского всегда слушают и восхищаются! С уважением из Австрии 🙏
This is metal before we knew what metal was.
The darkness and ability to tip either way towards hope or madness in those first few minutes paint such a vivid portrait.
Its almost a musical depiction of the manic mood swings of depression, almost barely contained joy to utter despair and confusion, ?
Tchaikovsky is an absolute mystery which is not yet understood despite of tons of all kind of performances. He was obviously initiated into the deepest and highest musicological spheres as to the very God's language. He is indeed a true minnesinger, the one who glorifies the pure and eternal love via his mesmerising masterpieces.
I see a fellow follower of the same path as Juan Serrano.
I can only imagine hearing and witnessing the first time this masterpiece came into fruition. Wish I was there
Desde que tenía 8 años he escuchado este fabuloso compositor ya tengo 66 y no dejo de admirarlo.
Isso é tão maravilhoso sobre Tchaikovsky em particular, que ele abre um teatro mágico para todos nós, seja qual for a língua que falamos.
Tchaikovsky turns 176 on this Seventh of May, 2016 CE.
Happy Birthday!
+Chaoji Dage lmao , sthap
Young
I feel so old
wow he has my birthday crazy!
Almost 177.
Tchaikovsky is definitely my favorite classical composer.
Великий композитор! Вечная музыка! Вечная слава и память П.И. Чайковскому!
:) I had a Russian ballet teacher of German heritage when I was a child, we had a grand piano in the corner of the studio and in every class, we practised to Tchaikovsky played live by the pianist. It was all very strict and serious but lovely nevertheless. Some of my best childhood memories. :)
Beautiful version. Thank You for posting.
That’s wonderful to hear, thank you very much for your support
+HALIDONMUSIC good job like to see more.
Joshua Rucke9
Tchaikovsky a true legend.Respect from India
I don't know who he was as a person, but as musician he was genius!
He was an extremely sensitive and easily hurt person, laughed at in the society because he was a homosexual
@Lee Ruan malheureusement vrai . tragique dilemme .
@@Tt-bt8gt he was bisexual
Tchaikovsky was often described as a very kind, humble, honest, shy, brilliant person who always had the hint of Russian melancholy. A very relatable human.
Hey you. Yes, you. You're probably scrolling through the comments, like I am, reading all these motivational comments. If you are reading this at night, you should get some sleep, and don't stress about everything going on in the world, or what you are going through. Don't dwell on things from the past, don't stress on your future. Just live your life, because you only get one. Do whatever makes you happy, not what other people want from you. For me, I'm gonna wake up tomorrow morning, hit the gym, and cherish life for the amazing blessing that it is. I hope you do the same and have an amazing day as well!
It is impossible today. But maybe it will learn something. May we become better people, maybe the idea of humanism will be revived.
Jesus is the Way, my friend.
🙏
Love this ❤
thank you man, hope this finds you well :D
Tchaikovsky was so good with melodies that would get stuck in your head.
Thanks for your great lovely music my dear Tchaikovsky !!
🌈👌🏼💖👋🏼💌
Великая музыка русского гения! На все времена.
Armyanskogo geniya , ne russkogo,kotoromy otravili, a ne ymerla ot xolerii, dazhe Gaykovskiy (ot imeni Hayk- Gayk, potomy chto na russkom alfavite net bukva h) meyal fmiliyu chaykovskiy, ne spasal emy
@@christinasargsyan9441 Он родился в Удмуртской губернии Российской империи, а армянского языка вообще не знал. Он один из самородков великой российской культуры 19-го века.
Здавна в Україні був відомий козацький рід Чайок (Чайковських), його родичами були Гребінки, Гоголі.
Прадід композитора, Федір Опанасович Чайка, шляхтич родом з-під Кременчука, козацький сотник Омельницької сотні Миргородського полку, брав участь у битві під Полтавою й помер від ран. Син Федора, народжений на Полтавщині Петро Чайка (дід композитора), спудеєм Києво-Могилянської академії взяв прізвище Чайковський - так на Запоріжжі називали командирів козацьких чайок. До роду Чайковських належав і поет Євген Гребінка, автор романсу «Очі чорнії». Петро Федорович полковим лікарем пройшов російсько-турецьку війну, отримав посаду городничого у В’ятській губернії Росії, де й пустив корені.
@@nataliadyuk1464
Another salty and triggered Ukrainian. 😂
✅ Wishful thinking much? Some of Tchaikovsky’s distant roots trace back to the modern-day “Ukraine” but at that time “Ukraine” simply did not exist. Those territories were the integral part of Russia and were called Malorossiya (Little Russia or Russia Minor).
✅ His mother was born and raised in Saint Petersburg (Great Russia) and was of mixed French-Russian descent.
✅ His father was born and raised in the Vyatka Governorate in a family of Great Russian(Russian) and Little Russian(“Ukrainian”) descent. His father’s mom was Russian.
✅ Tchaikovsky, just like his father, was born and raised near the Urals in the heart of Russia, in the remote industrial Russian province, far away from Little Russia (modern-day so called “Ukraine”).
✅ Чайка or tchaika means seagull in Russian. It’s that simple.
✅ Descendants of Cossacks live in Russia - Don, Kuban and Ural. They don’t live in the modern-day “Ukraine”.
@@МаксимИванов-у6в9с боде мой русского композиторы пытаются украсть все националисты
Что творится
Happy birthday, Tchaikovsky. Your music changed life of many people.
Спасибо! Это так! Я люблю больше мир музыки и Чайковского
hee hee hee haw
Спасибо Петру Ильичу за его труды! Слава вечная великому композитору! Русский народ всегда будет Вас помнить!
Чайковский это мировое уже достояние.Ни на кого не похожий,композитор первого ряда,я его лично считаю лучшим в истории
Да,Чайковский имеет чисто русский шарм.
Jesus
nie len ruský národ ale celý svet
No hablo takataka
Honey to my ears . What a composer .
no with your bread ?
i remember seeing him live! He rocked!
Same it was really good
how old are you?
Tchaikovsky died in 1883
noblehippo r/woosh
Only 1850's kids will remember
Righhht
Admir nespus si ascult cu plăcere deosebita muzica lui Chaikovsky; cred ca el este unul dinte cei mai mari compozitori ai lumii. ❤
I love Tchaikovsky Super!!!
Tchaikovsky est un génie !! 🎶
C' est vrai!
I thought geniuses live in lamps.
Solène Jeannin
Je n'aurais jamais pensé à de tel mélodies
Oui!
(Je me sens très stupide à écrire en français quand je ne suis pas française et j'ai peur de faire des erreurs, je l'étude il y a seulement deux ans, excuse-moi)
Tchaikovsky produced some of the most beautiful music in the world.
THE BEST 1 KOMPOZITOR IN THE WORLD CHAIKOVSKI
The Nutcracker makes me want to learn ballet and dance in my livingroom forever.
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Década 70 80melodias
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This is literally what I did.
@@nataliegoldman9312 same
SAMESAMESAME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Dancing and typing is hard tho
Tchaikovskij. The greatest melody maker of all time.
I love Tchaikovsky. Hello from Brazil. Listening in quarantine Haha❤❤❤
Have some Russia in your soul)))
é "Listening in quarantine"
mds kkkk
Here, also from Brasil 🇧🇷 São Paulo!
Taking my mind off so many bad news with this fantastic music!
My favorite of all the classics
When I felt depressed , i listened Tchaikovsky and this magic gave meaning to my life.
Blob sponger.plörtch Scandinavian spongebob?
Me 2 - it pushs me back into Reality an give health to the ❤️and Soul 🥰
Yes, his music has the potential to cure mental illness and depression. Probably because he went through so much pain himself :(
@@foxmulder8955 me too! I'm so glad to see that there are still people who listen to classical music! (^_^♪)
I’ve been spiritually attacked, ima start listening to him, let’s see the progress..
Best composer ever
Absolutely exquisite. God bless the longevity of the internet, for we can all come together from around the world and bask in the euphoria of classical music for as long as possible!
An audience of almost 40 million. 'Our tribe'. Lol.
Ong
Einer der ganz Großen! Er schuf viele meiner Lieblingswerke! Schöne Zusammenstellung!
Tchaikovsky is the best music master of all times in the classic world.
He good, but he isn't Freddie Mercury
@@iambathman4406 He's far better.
@@iambathman4406 but Freddie isn't from the classical world.
Dan Sims Who toured Japan? I'll give ya a hint, not what's-his-face
Jordan Freddie, the og piano man, is a musical genius. Why wouldn't I pick him?
Everyone who likes this - I admire you. You are the best feeling and thinking persons the world has for now.
Easily the best orchestrator of the 19th Century. There was NOTHING he didn't know how to get an orchestra to do, and though he had a distinct style, the writing never sounded the same from piece to piece.
Also, quite possibly the best melody composer I've ever heard. I can't even think of how many of his melodies are permanently engrained in the public consciousness.
Tchaikovsky has a very particular place in my heart. Though I don't care for his symphonies or solo piano works, when he let his art tell a story, I swear, there were moments when my heart almost stopped from heartache. Quite simply, despite a few faults, he is and will always remain one of my favourite composers of all time.
Our beloved legendary Tchaikovsky! 🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️
Russia gave us so many wonderful musicians. How did you end up with a genocidal like Putin?
Здавна в Україні був відомий козацький рід Чайок (Чайковських), його родичами були Гребінки, Гоголі.
Прадід композитора, Федір Опанасович Чайка, шляхтич родом з-під Кременчука, козацький сотник Омельницької сотні Миргородського полку, брав участь у битві під Полтавою й помер від ран. Син Федора, народжений на Полтавщині Петро Чайка (дід композитора), спудеєм Києво-Могилянської академії взяв прізвище Чайковський - так на Запоріжжі називали командирів козацьких чайок. До роду Чайковських належав і поет Євген Гребінка, автор романсу «Очі чорнії». Петро Федорович полковим лікарем пройшов російсько-турецьку війну, отримав посаду городничого у В’ятській губернії Росії, де й пустив корені.
@@nataliadyuk1464
Another salty and triggered Ukrainian. 😂
✅ Wishful thinking much? Some of Tchaikovsky’s distant roots trace back to the modern-day “Ukraine” but at that time “Ukraine” simply did not exist. Those territories were the integral part of Russia and were called Malorossiya (Little Russia or Russia Minor).
✅ His mother was born and raised in Saint Petersburg (Russia) and was of mixed French-Russian descent.
✅ His father was born and raised in the Vyatka Governorate (Russia) in a family of Russian and Little Russian(“Ukrainian”) descent. His father’s mom was Russian.
✅ Tchaikovsky, just like his father, was born and raised near the Urals in the heart of Russia, in the remote industrial Russian province, far away from Little Russia (modern-day so called “Ukraine”).
✅ Чайка or tchaika means seagull in Russian. It’s that simple.
✅ Descendants of Cossacks live in Russia - Don, Kuban and Ural. They don’t live in the modern-day “Ukraine”.
@@nataliadyuk1464 lol
He's Ukrainian 🇺🇦♥️🇺🇦
I'm glad this video got so many views. To know there are more and more young people that listen to this music, just feels good. If only for the fact that I'm not alone in enjoying this music when I'm from a totally different generation and social background.
These symphonies are uplifting, inspiring and so relaxing all at the same time. I live for this music!
I'm 16 years old and I listen since I was 13,I wanted soo much that more teenagers would listen to this than...that weird shit that is going on MTV.
Luís Bernardo I hear ya buddy.
all colors, races, believers or non believers if we all just listened to this music will be less conflicts
mantor420
not if u like mozart better
sometimes i feel like he is just stroking random keys and at that very moment it turns into something beautifully crafted by the hands of a sexy beast
Beautifully said lol
DHaines6 You're beautifully said.
booAHHHH you know that old weird fu*ked up dr. house image? it will fit you
primitiv vagy
10 mil views.. faith in humanity restored
Now it has 11 million views.
***** Yes, I completely agree! Estoy de acuerdo contigo.
not meaning to troll but the worst kind of serial killers quite often are/were classic music lovers too
XD yeah, and most of them had bread 4 breakfast
ThorgalsWalhalla haha. great
Tchaikovsky was a musician equipped with incredible talent. A true genius.
Величайший русский композитор! Спасибо, Пётр Ильич, будем всегда Вас помнить!
Ніякий він не русскій. Мама розмовляла французькою. Його дід з давнього українського роду Чайок. Половину творів написав будучи на Україні, бо лише там себе відчував вільним.
Здавна в Україні був відомий козацький рід Чайок (Чайковських), його родичами були Гребінки, Гоголі.
Прадід композитора, Федір Опанасович Чайка, шляхтич родом з-під Кременчука, козацький сотник Омельницької сотні Миргородського полку, брав участь у битві під Полтавою й помер від ран. Син Федора, народжений на Полтавщині Петро Чайка (дід композитора), спудеєм Києво-Могилянської академії взяв прізвище Чайковський - так на Запоріжжі називали командирів козацьких чайок. До роду Чайковських належав і поет Євген Гребінка, автор романсу «Очі чорнії». Петро Федорович полковим лікарем пройшов російсько-турецьку війну, отримав посаду городничого у В’ятській губернії Росії, де й пустив корені.
Здавна в Україні був відомий козацький рід Чайок (Чайковських), його родичами були Гребінки, Гоголі.
Прадід композитора, Федір Опанасович Чайка, шляхтич родом з-під Кременчука, козацький сотник Омельницької сотні Миргородського полку, брав участь у битві під Полтавою й помер від ран. Син Федора, народжений на Полтавщині Петро Чайка (дід композитора), спудеєм Києво-Могилянської академії взяв прізвище Чайковський - так на Запоріжжі називали командирів козацьких чайок. До роду Чайковських належав і поет Євген Гребінка, автор романсу «Очі чорнії». Петро Федорович полковим лікарем пройшов російсько-турецьку війну, отримав посаду городничого у В’ятській губернії Росії, де й пустив корені.
@@nataliadyuk1464
Another salty and triggered Ukrainian. 😂
✅ Wishful thinking much? Some of Tchaikovsky’s distant roots trace back to the modern-day “Ukraine” but at that time “Ukraine” simply did not exist. Those territories were the integral part of Russia and were called Malorossiya (Little Russia or Russia Minor).
✅ His mother was born and raised in Saint Petersburg (Great Russia) and was of mixed French-Russian descent.
✅ His father was born and raised in the Vyatka Governorate (Great Russia) in a family of Great Russian(Russian) and Little Russian(“Ukrainian”) descent. His father’s mom was Russian.
✅ Tchaikovsky, just like his father, was born and raised near the Urals in the heart of Russia, in the remote industrial Russian province, far away from Little Russia (modern-day so called “Ukraine”).
✅ Чайка or tchaika means seagull in Russian. It’s that simple.
✅ Descendants of Cossacks live in Russia - Don, Kuban and Ural. They don’t live in the modern-day “Ukraine”.
@@nataliadyuk1464
Не надоело выдавать желаемое за действительное?
✅ Далёкие корни Чайковского восходят к современной «Украине», но в то время «Украины» попросту не существовало. Эти территории входили в состав России и назывались Малороссией.
✅ Его мать родилась и выросла в Санкт-Петербурге (Великороссия) и имела смешанное франко-русское происхождение.
✅ Его отец родился и вырос в Вятской губернии (Великороссии) в семье великорусского(русского) и малороссийского("украинского") происхождения. Мама его отца была русской.
✅ Чайковский, как и его отец, родился и вырос недалеко от Урала, в самом сердце России, в промышленной российской провинции, далеко от Малороссии (современной так называемой «Украины»).
✅ Его фамилия происходит от прозвища Чайка и от русского слова чайка (птица).
✅ Потомки казаков живут в России - на Дону, Кубани и Урале. Они не живут на современной «Украине».
@@nataliadyuk1464 по русски пиши, мне ничего не понятно))
TRACKLIST
The Best of Tchaikovsky
1. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor Op. 23 - Allegro non troppo
2. Eugene Onegin Act III -- Polonaise ( 8:56 )
3. Symphony No. 6 in B Minor Pathetique - 1 mov. ( 14:00 )
4. Violin Concert in D Major Op. 35 - Andante ( 33:15 )
5. Slavonich March, in B-Flat Minor, Op. 31 ( 40:06 )
6. 1812 - Overture ( 50:50 )
7. The Nutcracker, Op. 71 -- Overture ( 1:06:46 )
8. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Sugar Plum Fairies ( 1:10:13 )
9. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Waltz of the Flowers ( 1:12:04 )
10. The Sleeping Beauty Op. 66 -- Overture ( 1:18:43 )
11. Swan Lake - Dances of the Swans ( 1:21:31 )
12. Swan Lake - Valse in A Major ( 1:30:17 )
13. Swan Lake - Scene from Act 2 ( 1:37:51 )
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CORPORACION GSM 2009 ANALISTA DE INGRESOS you're tha real MVP
Thx friend really good
Thank you
THANKS omg gracias!!!!! eres mi salvador, encontre mis canciones
I live under a rock so when I listened to this, I realized that many background scores (of movies and series) were actually taken from Tchaikovsky's compositions
クラシックは、この世に沢山あるし、巡り会えていない音楽は沢山あると思うんですけど、それでもやっぱりどうしたってチャイコフスキーには惹かれます。
チャイコフスキーの音楽に戻るのはいつも素晴らしいことだ。❣
Tchaikovsky el mejor compositor de todos los tiempos, es inigualable y su música llega directamente al corazón
Полностью согласен❤
Bellisima compilacion, excelentes melodias que llenan el alma y tranquilizan la mente. Gracias por compartir
Estoy de acuerdo. Cada pieza suena sublime.
estoy bien
Taby 冲锋衣相对而言x'd'y
Fatos Dia-dia bien pedo!
Tchaikovsky tiene una mente brilliante. Él es una inspiración por todos.
Thanks God most of us are not deaf. May God Almighty forgive us and bless us all!
Beautiful timeless pieces that once heard remain a part of you for life.
We couldn't agree more, Joseph - Tchaikovsky's music is simply impossible to forget. Thank you for listening!
Это чудо!!!
Hearing the opening notes of Piano Concerto No 1. really unlocked a core memory. My sisters and I used to blast that song on an old CD when we were younger and I've only just now discovered it was written by Tchaikovsky!!! It was one of my favourite songs and I'm happy to say it still is.
Pyotr Tchaikovsky wrote so much of the music I listened too as a kid. I’ve only recently “discovered” classical music and Tchaikovsky is by far my favorite composer. His music brings me a lot of nostalgia from when I was younger. His Swan Lake composition specifically has many many songs that I heard when I was a kid.
Along with Mozart, Tchaikovsky remains a true source of both beauty and uplifting emotional well being.
Jim Shaw Actually Tchaikovsky had depression.
Jim Shaw But we all love his music and he was amazing.
But natalie it is depression that fuels creativity most often. His agony became art, so people like us could enjoy masterpieces like this one:)
Azazel Elucido True 👍
Tchaikovsky more modern sounding than Mozart, and was of the romantic era. I don’t think his depression mattered to his composing, or rather he poured his heart out in his music and sought happiness and fulfillment in the magical world of music.
INCONFUNDIBLE, INIGUALABLE, HEROICA CON EL SOÑAR DE SUS
CAMPANAS, AL ESCUCHARLA SIENTO REMEMBRANZAS, DE MIS
AÑOS DE ESTUDIANTES, AÑOS DE ROMANCES ESTUDIANTILES,
QUE LA MÚSICA DE TCHAIKOVSKY, LLENABA NUESTRAS ALMAS,
NUESTROS ESPÍRITUS Y NUESTROS CORAZONES DE JÓVENES,
QUE VAN DETRÁS DE LA AVENTURA LLAMADA VIDA.
Si que te inspiró viejo.
me hiciste acordar a la letra de la bohemia de aznavour
._. hermoso,simplemente delicado a excepción de tu las mayúsculas.
Tchaikovsky music is perfect, what a beautiful, complex and rich harmony of things. When I listen to this kind of incredibly beautiful and rich music, I can't help in not thinking how decadent is human kind nowadays. What is sold as "music" nowadays is just depressing.
There was plenty of decadence in his day as well, we're all just more instantly aware of it now
Thank you Bugs Bunny & esteemed friends for introducing me classical music! I’m 54 now, they were my friends growing up... Who can listen to the barber of Seville without seeing Bugs working over Elmer Fudd in the barbers chair ?
Me, ha! Ha! Ha!
Me too jajajaaj, and tom and jerry or in animaniacs "the great wakkoroti" i listened some masterpieces when i was a child... i'm 33 greetings from colombia...
And tom and jerry introduced me to some of the most iconic pieces out there, especially probably episode 65 where tom plays the piano and I kept looking on what song it is
@@snowleopard9463 Hungarian rapsody no 2
This video literally helped me graduate. I couldn't have managed all my hours of studying without it
Really ! ....I too
I agree because its so hundebah😊
The same for me xD
truee
i played Slavonic March in high school orchestra. it was then and still is one of my favorite classical music songs. i love the ending!
True
So beautiful! I hope this music lives on forever
Tchaikovsky: "It seems to me that I am truly gifted with the ability to truthfully, sincerely and simply express with music those feelings, moods and images that the text suggests. In this sense, I am a realist and a native Russian person."
!!!
He studied the best in mozart. That's why.
Чайковский , его музыка вечны ,как наша жизнь ! Это феномен и реальность ! Это подарок человечеству !!!!Bravo !
Why do people care to much about whether or not Tchaikovsky was gay? Does it really matter now?
I would also ask if did it ever matter? I think people who loved his music didn't ever cared.
Krystsina M Forgive me for being rude, but one does not simply decide "Oh, I'll just be straight." because of culture.
Krystsina M well, just because russia does not approve of someone being gay does not mean that he can't be! I believe that homosexual people are born that way and it is not a matter of decision. Everybody should feel free to be themselves no matter what is disapproved and what is not. Btw there are certain erotic letters he wrote to a another man that were found in his house that can support the fact that he was homosexual. But that doesn't matter. It's his music that we should care about.
Krystsina M
Well said Krystsina!! A true genius. That's all that matters. Russia should be proud to be 'coming out' against the rampant homosexual agenda.
First of all HE WAs GAY
Second, that matters cause that influenced all his life (thanks to the glorious russian culture! -_-).
Just listen to the Symphony 6 and tell me if it's a symphony or a requiem.
He hated his life because he couldn't love who wanted, that's all.
Some people are gay, get over it.
His songs make me think about Disney movies and old europe, beautiful
TRACKLIST (for TH-cam mobile app)
1. Piano Concerto No. 1 in B-Flat Minor Op. 23 - Allegro non troppo ( 00:01 )
2. Eugene Onegin Act III -- Polonaise ( 08:56 )
3. Symphony No. 6 in B Minor "Pathetique" - 1st mov. ( 14:00 )
4. Violin Concerto in D Major Op. 35 - Andante ( 33:15 )
5. Slavonic March in B-Flat Minor, Op. 31 ( 40:06 )
6. 1812 - Overture ( 50:50 )
7. The Nutcracker, Op. 71 -- Ouverture ( 1:06:46 )
8. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy ( 1:10:13 )
9. The Nutcracker Op. 71 - Waltz of the Flowers ( 1:12:04 )
10. The Sleeping Beauty Op. 66 - Ouverture ( 1:18:43 )
11. Swan Lake - Dance of the Swans ( 1:21:31 )
12. Swan Lake - Waltz in A Major ( 1:30:17 )
13. Swan Lake - Scene from Act 2 ( 1:37:51 )
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I always hope that in compilations like this there's someone like you in the comments. Thank you!
I’m shook Romeo and Juliet isn’t included
Thank you
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I love that many people don't actually hate russians and understand the situation properly
It makes me believe in humanity
🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️🇷🇺❤️
Yeah I love too
Why mix politics in this beautiful music and ruin it for everyone. I don't care where Tchaikovsky is from, I love his compositions. That doesn't mean I am going to support Russia's actions.
@@moshet842 Tchaikovsky’s music have been inspired by folks russian tunes, so he would have probably never been the great composer he was if he wasn’t russian. But ofc, we don’t matter about politic of countries.
@@Dylonely42 That's great and I love Russian culture and arts, but their politics suck.
One of my favorite composers of all time, sublime and just magical to listen too, peace on earth.