@@megajimmyfive you're wrong, pal. Classical period is classicism. Classical music is a term which refers to academic music in general. Classicism is a part of Academic music. So are romantism and baroque.
A lemon is not naturally occurring and is a hybrid developed by cross breeding a bitter orange and a citron. Life never gave us lemons; we invented them all by ourselves. -Emperor of Mankind
I heard this song when I was in fifth grade, and I have been attempting for OVER A DECADE to figure out what classical piece it was that I heard. I've hummed the melody to numerous people over the years who have said "It sounds familiar but I can't place it." I discovered this was the song today entirely by accident because of another video where somebody was playing various classical pieces and I almost threw my phone and shouted "THAT'S THE SONG!!!" It's a Christmas miracle 😂😭
Damn, I remember when Dvorak premiered this on his instagram. He had like a couple hundred followers ya know, so this went unnoticed at the time. Glad he's getting the recognition he deserves now
I'm just here because this was one of the first classical compositions I heard when I was just starting the clarinet as a 5y-o, and I have to say I've never looked back. Edit: I'm now 26.
@@MRodriguezzable We played a concert band adaptation of this final movement when I was in my last year of high school. I played second flute, and I got a little better with practice. This and the Saint Saens Danse Macabre were the classical pieces I first learned to appreciate in high school band.
@@ldmartinez02 Oh yes! Definitely Danse Macabre as well! They're beautiful pieces, the latter one of my absolute favorites for sure! It's good to know that there're still people who enjoy these pieces.
"I have had carnal knowledge of the fairest maidens in heaven. I have tasted the finest wines of Gaea!...... But none of it....NONE OF IT!..Boils my blood more than using my blade! Prepare to meet your end, Asura!"
I agree. The outro was literally ripped off an pasted into Zimmer's Dream is Collapsing. The other composers at least attempt to include their own flair, but Zimmer literally said Hippity Hoppity this is now my property. No offence to Zimemr though, still love his work pre-Inception. But I just can't stand how exploitative and unimaginative he's become since then.
That would take some imagining because it's actually from the 1890s. ETA: The comment originally said 1700s. Don't correct me, please read the rest of the conversation before you decide whether to respond to this now completely pointless thread.
Thats the song that plays in 4 situations: 1)a rubber god fighting a sand dude in a tomb 2)a dude that is "too angry to die" fighting his master in the moon 3)a demon hitman fighting his brother in the moon....again 4)when you realize the true origin of the lemon
Part of me heard this as I read the description of the Emperor stepping off the Golden Throne to lay waste to the traitors and kill Horus. Literally because of the Lemons. I am half ashamed, half proud
@@Mirinovic Correcting people who probably do not have access to a Czech keyboard is kind of low. Even if as a Czech myself I also kind of die inside when the diacritics are missing. :-)
@@Mirinovic No jo, jenže na papíře se to přece jen pořád opraví snáz. :-) Myslím, že oprava obvykle vyzní líp s vysvětlením - třeba právě to, že to Dvořák sám opravoval, je určitě zajímavější informace než jen takové učitelské napomenutí zcela cizí osoby zcela bez kontextu. ;-)
This music makes me feel like I'm fighting one of the 7 Warlords of the Sea in a desert kingdom. Or like I'm about to have an epic battle with my former mentor on the surface of the moon.
2:28 - 3:08 is such a powerful, yet underrated part. So many layers of instruments just piling on top of one another in a chaotic harmony that is just filled with that sense of epicness as if to usher in the dawn of the new world. And yet there is this feeling of longing and unbelonging - longing for ones homeland and knowing that, as great as the new world seems, it is not where one belongs. The same part is repeated in a much slower, lighter fashion from 7:22 - 8:08 and it's where this sense of longing really starts to shine through right before the finale.
That bit makes me feel like I'm being sucked into a black hole, so perfect the way the pacing every so slightly picks up at that point to give that sense of urgency, as well as those beautiful note choices
Some 45-50 years ago, my older brother played this piece for me (then with another orchestra and conductor) and the world of fantasy opened up in my brain. From this moment on, I have been an avid fan of Dvorak and things like Lord of the Rings and tabletop roleplaying.
According to this source: www.connollymusic.com/stringovation/stories-behind-dvo%C5%99%C3%A1ks-new-world-symphony it premiered on December 13, 1893, at sold-out Carnegie Hall. It also notes that the composer had to stand up and bow to thank the audience between the movements. That also implies that he was not conducting that night, although I would double-check that since the article doesn't get to any more depth about that. But with that being said, the audience at that particular night did not have the advantage of hearing the piece performed by Solti (or any other great conductor for that matter - I particularly enjoyed Gustavo Dudamel and Lenny Bernstein do this bit) beforehand so I believe so far as they were concerned, it was the best performance of this piece to that date. In short, I would also love to be there that night.
I am a huge fan of power metal and my friend is a big fan of classical music. So when I showed him "Wizard's Last Rhymes" by Rhapsody of Fire he immediately said, "This is actually Dvorak, From the New World". I don't know if that makes me like that song less or more.
Haha you should like it more friend. Youd be surprised at how commonly you see classical music motifs and elements incorporated into power metal and progressive metal. Lots of those guys are very musically talented and educated.
hey, thanks for the rec!! I've been getting into symphonic & power metal and hadn't heard of them yet, but everything on Rain of a Thousand Flames has been awesome and I'm gonna look up their other albums now. :D
Rhapsody is awesome, and yes they do "borrow" a lot of orchestral music 😂 I think they described themselves as "cinematic" or "soundtrack metal" and film soundtracks often make use of classical music so they're in good company. Theycall themselves "film score metal"
This is a terrific example of a symphony's finale. After it has stated its two main themes, right around 4:28 it brings back the main themes of the second and third, distinctly playing them in counterpoint to each other and informed by the fourth's new themes; then it seamlessly recalls the first into the mix, letting its themes build back into a restatement of the fourth again. Every movement's main themes return in the end.
Oh my gosh you just helped me solve long time mystery (by long time I mean 5 months) We did this movement in my high school symphony orchestra in my freshman year, we only did the fourth movement, and I had no idea about the other movements or had even heard them (or so I thought), about halfway through the song (starting at 4:28) I saw/heard parts from a different classical piece I had known for years and I remember thinking “why are these here, isn’t this already a classical piece?”. I saw your comment and thought “Hmm, is it possible that the classical piece is one of the other movements?” And listened to the other movements, when I got to the second movement, sure enough, there it was, it was the second movement of that same symphony the whole time, I was able to put 2 and 2 together, symphonies tent to call back to the other movements in the final movement and repeat stuff
“So I just found out that lemons aren’t naturally occurring, but are obtained by cross breeding a bitter orange and a citron, which means life never gave us lemons, we invented them all by ourselves.” 0:00
The Great Bootleg I would say I envy you, but I'd at least have to be able to play an instrument I think...oops. I'm happy for you. and....Original Jontron was better!
"I have had carnal knowledge of the fairest maidens in heaven. I have tasted the finest wines of Gaea!...... But none of it....NONE OF IT!..Boils my blood more than using my blade! Prepare to meet your end, Asura!"
When you upload something you don't own the copyright to, the copyright owner can either ask for YT to remove it, or leave it up but with ads, so they can still make money off it.
This was playing on my cassette machine as I drove through the mountains of southern Colorado. The highway wound through rugged passes and each turn revealed epic vistas of pine-covered snow-capped peaks and wild rivers. After living on the edge of the Mohave Desert for years, the scenic views in the Rockies were overwhelming.
I used to listen to old cassettes from my grandparents when I was a kid - this reminds of this peaceful time, before life became so... well dramatic. Just vibing in innocent ignorant idleness
It is actually uses in the old anime "Legend of the Galactic Heroes", during the Battle of Amlitzer, where tens of thousands of battleships and millions of people find their space graves
It's unfortunate a lot of people have trouble finding this, but there's not much more anyone could have done. It's very popular, has three separate iconic melodies, and a memorable, iconic title.
I listened to this song leaving Hong Kong and I loved this song looking out the window and it took me two years for me to find the actual song. I’m so happy I found it again
Pure pure pure chills at that beautiful trumpet block chord. I almost like to call that a tinge of jazz chord. I always mark it in classical pieces, there's a great one in tallins march (? i think it's called). 10:28 another beautiful one
Honestly was brought to tears when this began because I had started the video not knowing what song I was listening to and was hit with a wave of nostalgia and the pure joy and pride of being a band nerd. I had first heard this song on Little Einsteins as a toddler and hadn’t heard it since. Now I can appreciate the music all that much more due to my experience with concert pieces. (As much experience as a fourth-year concert band horn player can have that is)
Dvorák is actually my fav classical composer from the start. I don't know why ppl don't really appreciate his works. Goosebumps everytime i hear this 1:11 hits different
I also recommend you Mendelssohn, I am sure you know him, but listen to his string quartets, I think that his style is pretty similar to Dvorak, it is my subjective opinion of course.
As Luffy the future pirate king launches his last attack against the warlord sir Crocodile , he smiles as he emerges victorious sending sir Crocodile into the sky of Alabasta making him an example or one shall say HOPE that a savior has arrived to get rid of the darkness that lurks deep within this beautiful sand filled land, this masterpiece was a great choice for such a scene making it one of the most memorable moments in my opinion in the one-piece anime as I cried tears of happiness while raising my hands to the sky as i witnessed what seemed like a rush of emotions.
Myslím, že my, Češi, bychom měli být hrdí na to, že máme tak úspěšného skladatele. I think that we Czechs should be proud of having such a successful composer.
@@RoadToPerdition9825 I doubt most of the gen z idiots here would ever stray away from their rap-infused seizures to come even close to such a masterpiece.
I have a newfound respect for classical music ever since i've been an atiny.... Thank you ateez for making me discover classical music this was in their kingdom performance... Ateez symphony no. 9 wonderland
I've spent an hour looking for this song. There were few notes in the who wants to be a millionaire, and then i hummed it for half an hour so that i don't forget it, and then somehow recreated it on my guitar.... omg I'm just so happy ffs
How Dvorak was able to compose such immense dynamic transitions from pp to tutti fff and back is still beyond me 😯🤯 it's incomparable to anything I know in life.
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LIFE NEVER GAVE US LEMONS! WE INVENTED THEM ALL BY OURSELVES!!
*epic pelvis thrusting*
Apparently
A Lemon Isn't Natural Occurent
*violent hip thrusting intensifies*
I'm here because of exactly this.
@@cretaceouscrusader661 Same
I will never understand why people believe that classical music is boring
Cos its Romantic not classical
@@megajimmyfive He clearly wrote classical music, not classical period.
Not only is this symphony boring, but also irritating.
@@arnekorpen3143 Classical Music is the same as Classical Period. It was called classical music cos it came from the classical period
@@megajimmyfive you're wrong, pal. Classical period is classicism. Classical music is a term which refers to academic music in general. Classicism is a part of Academic music. So are romantism and baroque.
A lemon is not naturally occurring and is a hybrid developed by cross breeding a bitter orange and a citron. Life never gave us lemons; we invented them all by ourselves.
-Emperor of Mankind
It's thrustin' time
In his name
* On rhythm air thrusts intensifies *
Yes inquisitor, this man right here, he said “the emperor” not The GOD Emperor.
@@KarlDRG Is this a Warhammer 40k reference? I'm a Dune fan.
Past generations: One of the best classic songs ever made
Our Generation: LIFE NEVER GAVE US LEMONS
Truly the emperor blesses us with his light
The worst generation: Remember that time Luffy beat Crocodile?
What is that from
also reclaiming the birthright
Legolas! What do your elf eyes see?
I heard this song when I was in fifth grade, and I have been attempting for OVER A DECADE to figure out what classical piece it was that I heard. I've hummed the melody to numerous people over the years who have said "It sounds familiar but I can't place it."
I discovered this was the song today entirely by accident because of another video where somebody was playing various classical pieces and I almost threw my phone and shouted "THAT'S THE SONG!!!"
It's a Christmas miracle 😂😭
Was it the Nicolas Ma guy the classical christmas mash bash XD
damn bro was more easier play asura wrath or watch one piece
@@dreadshells5611 YES IT WAS!! 🤣🤣
I found it in deer simulator 💀
@@williamvancleave1159 That's hilarious 😂
*I DON'T FIGHT FOR GOOD AND I DON'T FIGHT FOR EVIL EITHER, I JUST FIGHT!*
I got the reference
Is that a spider wearing Simon's glasses from Gurren Lagann?
what can I do
Let's raise some HELL!
Best comment I’ve ever seen
Dvořák, in a single symphony, managed to create 3 separate iconical melodies.
The first one 0:13
The second one 1:11
The third one 2:27
Correct.
Don’t forget about 2:27
@@serroga2000 best one imo
This is famous cuz wwe
I like the second one
“Entente is moving to reclaim it’s holdings.” - Kaiseredux
indeed they gonna reclaim Europe their birthright
“How’s the Empire?”
What?
@@AcidifiedMammoth Third International member detected
WE TAKING FRANCE AND ENGLAND WITH THIS ONE 🗣🔥🔥🔥
This song makes me feel like that I’m at the sea with a crew fighting pirates
CAPTAIN EMERALD don’t forget beating up a dude with a poison hook
And who can also turn into sand and stab you through the heart and yet not kill you
in the middle of an underground tomb in a populated desert city
I always feel like I’m fighting a bear with a knife on a mountain top.
Makes me think i am in Middle Earth.
1:11 possibly one of the best musical notes ever written in human history
you mean theme/phrase? Because there are a lot of musical notes there
@@Wilantonjakov no he means that one note
Wack
@@fillertext778 no
@@bellicose2037 lmaooo
Damn, I remember when Dvorak premiered this on his instagram. He had like a couple hundred followers ya know, so this went unnoticed at the time. Glad he's getting the recognition he deserves now
Been following him since he was just another underground artist 🙏
Same here~
I'm really proud of him! Glad he's getting the recognition!
These are jokes right ??
@@NileshKumar-nr2vj no, why?
@@LaCriaturaDelMar Dvorak I assume is the composer of the musical piece right ? And this was composed in 1893. And performed at Carnegie Hall
Past generations: A brilliant piece of classical music!
Today’s generations: WALTER!
LEMON
GUNTHER!
@@ElitistBloomwhat
@@WCG847 Yes LEMONS
@@WCG847 a lemon is the result of crossbreeding a bitter orange and a citron
A composition this well written shouldn't have been so hard to find.
I hummed it actually.
@@sinah8151 same
I found it first try because I had it saved on Spotify.
i found it from a 1986 recording of jeopardy
I heard this when Asura fought Augus and when Luffy fought Crocodile.
What an iconic piece of music!
Same here my friend
Same man❤❤❤❤ you’re actually a fucking dub
Croc fight was so cool tho
Yesdd bro
For me it's from One Piece, a commercial and one Ring General : WALTER !!!
POV: You're a classical music fan/Haaton/One Piece fan/ WALTER fan/ Asura's Wrath fan/ Spudgun fan.
I fit two of those categories. Currently running away from a blonde Aussie chef after a large man chopped my chest in
@@MJBManon You're pretty optimistic if you think you can run from an elderitch horror after getting your chest caved in by Walter
IT IS THE AMERICAN BLOODBATH my friend. On a SUNDAY.
I just enjoy an era’s musical splendor please get your geek shit out of here
i'm classical music and Spudgun fan
I half wish that this wasn't the theme to literally everything because I can barely see any normal comments actually about the music
I'm just here because this was one of the first classical compositions I heard when I was just starting the clarinet as a 5y-o, and I have to say I've never looked back. Edit: I'm now 26.
Yeah i Agree, like i love Memes but Like going to Meme Always is annoying
@@MRodriguezzable We played a concert band adaptation of this final movement when I was in my last year of high school. I played second flute, and I got a little better with practice. This and the Saint Saens Danse Macabre were the classical pieces I first learned to appreciate in high school band.
@@ldmartinez02 Oh yes! Definitely Danse Macabre as well! They're beautiful pieces, the latter one of my absolute favorites for sure! It's good to know that there're still people who enjoy these pieces.
I'm sure I've heard it, but idk what I heard it from. Is it really used as a theme for television/videogames?
This piece makes me feel like I'm in a desert country saving it from a evil warlord crime boss.
One Piece: Luffy vs Crocodile
Fr fr
CROOOCOODILRRRRUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!
Why, how strangely specific? That is a strange interpretation of this classical symph-Pfft, I kid
I LOVE that arc so much!
GOMU GOMU NOOOO....STORM!!!!!
"THE ONE WHO WEARS THE CROWN, BEARS THE CROWN"
THIS IS THE SONG! I HAVE FOUND IT! THANK THE ALMIGHTY!
This fits the "Hero taking down the Villain in a last ditch effort" theme like a glove.
or two gods fighting on the moon
or a rubber pirate fighting a sand pirate
"I have had carnal knowledge of the fairest maidens in heaven. I have tasted the finest wines of Gaea!......
But none of it....NONE OF IT!..Boils my blood more than using my blade! Prepare to meet your end, Asura!"
@@nimbusshadow-wings could u tell me where that reference is from?
@@nimbusshadow-wings Show me what your made off Asura
If you casted away in this instrumental and you're an Atiny, we are family. Fighting fellow atiny.
AHOY MATES!
@@yuyuretriever2511 ahoy
Ayo I'm here after watch ateez performance at kingdom
Ho ho ho!!
OMG YES I JUST CAME HERE AFTER THE ATEEZ PERFORMANCE IT'S A MASTERPIECE
And the opponent, the Intercontinental Champion Gunther, Ludwig Kaiser and Giovanni Vinci, IMPERIUM!
You can hear so many modern day composers taking inspiration here. I can hear John Williams, Hans Zimmer, John Barry to name a few.
I agree. The outro was literally ripped off an pasted into Zimmer's Dream is Collapsing. The other composers at least attempt to include their own flair, but Zimmer literally said Hippity Hoppity this is now my property. No offence to Zimemr though, still love his work pre-Inception. But I just can't stand how exploitative and unimaginative he's become since then.
@@darkknightreturns1627ehhh he did a lot with both dune soundtracks. Especially the menacing ones (most of them lol)
@@darkknightreturns1627 What part are you referring to, because I dont see the similarity
Imagine how fresh this was in the 1800s
Edit to people who didn’t get the old 1700s joke: this is why we are in a social decline
That would take some imagining because it's actually from the 1890s.
ETA: The comment originally said 1700s. Don't correct me, please read the rest of the conversation before you decide whether to respond to this now completely pointless thread.
@@beth12svist 😐
@@DallinDaBus rekt
Dvořák is also well-known for being an early trainspotter, so the idea of him in the 18th century is pretty funny to me. :D
Astonishingly fresh lol
Thats the song that plays in 4 situations:
1)a rubber god fighting a sand dude in a tomb
2)a dude that is "too angry to die" fighting his master in the moon
3)a demon hitman fighting his brother in the moon....again
4)when you realize the true origin of the lemon
5) a shark in the ocean
6) a cat making an invention that forces people to be happy
@@klas-6 who are those?
@@nikobrc206 Jaws andd the title card for Stimpy's invention in Ren and Stimpy
7) The Entente is moving to reclaim Europe. The Exiles will no longer be so.
Part of me heard this as I read the description of the Emperor stepping off the Golden Throne to lay waste to the traitors and kill Horus. Literally because of the Lemons. I am half ashamed, half proud
Dvorak straight up vibin doe
Dvořák
@@Mirinovic Correcting people who probably do not have access to a Czech keyboard is kind of low. Even if as a Czech myself I also kind of die inside when the diacritics are missing. :-)
Zdravím, i sám Dvořák opravoval chybějící háčky na plakátech když byl v USA, Nechtěl jsem nikoho osočovat či zesměšňovat. Ale Dvořák není Dvorak
@@Mirinovic No jo, jenže na papíře se to přece jen pořád opraví snáz. :-) Myslím, že oprava obvykle vyzní líp s vysvětlením - třeba právě to, že to Dvořák sám opravoval, je určitě zajímavější informace než jen takové učitelské napomenutí zcela cizí osoby zcela bez kontextu. ;-)
@UCW7LHA7UAqSSkSBnpvWPreg stfu with your fancy lines
This music makes me feel like I'm fighting one of the 7 Warlords of the Sea in a desert kingdom. Or like I'm about to have an epic battle with my former mentor on the surface of the moon.
What is the second reference ?
@@loutre583 Asura's Wrath
What’s the first reference?
@@joshuaortiz5141 SINGLE PART, a story about a fisher boy likes rubber and his grass-looking hair friend have dementia or something.
The first reference is from One Piece, specifically near the end of the Alabasta arc.@@joshuaortiz5141
2:28 - 3:08 is such a powerful, yet underrated part. So many layers of instruments just piling on top of one another in a chaotic harmony that is just filled with that sense of epicness as if to usher in the dawn of the new world. And yet there is this feeling of longing and unbelonging - longing for ones homeland and knowing that, as great as the new world seems, it is not where one belongs. The same part is repeated in a much slower, lighter fashion from 7:22 - 8:08 and it's where this sense of longing really starts to shine through right before the finale.
Finally someone talks about the 2:28!
That bit makes me feel like I'm being sucked into a black hole, so perfect the way the pacing every so slightly picks up at that point to give that sense of urgency, as well as those beautiful note choices
True.
It's the best part!
My favourite part!
THE RRRIIIIIIINNNNNGGGG GENERAL
GUUUUUNTHER
This song makes me feel like it’s sunday.
it is frida y
Ahhh fellow man of degenerates
it's always sunday for degenelates
Dude its sunday rn when I read this comment wtf.
Haachama Sunday
This theme is an inspiration for the ending clash between Luffy and Crocodile in One Piece , Imperium s theme in WWE and Sasha s theme in AEW.
'Send a message to the commander of the 13th fleet, let him know: "We've encountered the enemy."'
And the battle of almitzer began
Some 45-50 years ago, my older brother played this piece for me (then with another orchestra and conductor) and the world of fantasy opened up in my brain. From this moment on, I have been an avid fan of Dvorak and things like Lord of the Rings and tabletop roleplaying.
Ditto. When I first heard this not only did I cry for some reason but my head exploded. I couldn't believe I'd never heard it before!.
So you listened to classical orchestra and became interested in playing dungeons and dragons?
@@bayerischemotorenwerke5252 big L
You alive
@@bayerischemotorenwerke5252Music is subjective. Everyone interprets music differently in their own way.
An absolutely beautiful piece of work. How i wish i were there when Dvorak played this for the first time to an audience.
I doubt he could do as well as Solti. I am sure that Wagner was not as good a conductor as this.
StarDagger777 I don't know solti very well...
but him being a better conductor than Wagner? How can you be so sure?
lucky ivy me too
StarDagger777 really? better than the man who wrote this?
According to this source: www.connollymusic.com/stringovation/stories-behind-dvo%C5%99%C3%A1ks-new-world-symphony it premiered on December 13, 1893, at sold-out Carnegie Hall. It also notes that the composer had to stand up and bow to thank the audience between the movements. That also implies that he was not conducting that night, although I would double-check that since the article doesn't get to any more depth about that. But with that being said, the audience at that particular night did not have the advantage of hearing the piece performed by Solti (or any other great conductor for that matter - I particularly enjoyed Gustavo Dudamel and Lenny Bernstein do this bit) beforehand so I believe so far as they were concerned, it was the best performance of this piece to that date. In short, I would also love to be there that night.
THEEEEEEE RRRRIIIIIINNNGG GENERALLLLLLLLL
GUUUUUUUUUNNNTHEEEEEERRRRR
8:25- 9:30.
BEYOND INCREDIBLE.
For atiny who's come here. *THIS IS THE ONE*
Lol yep. I've spotted several of us here
Ahahahaha lol mood
I'm hereee
Yes
with wonderland and kraken on stage? yes
You talkin bout Ateez
Ateez
😂😂😂 why didn't I think of that? *Wink wink*
LMFAO HI ATINY I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE 😭😭
Hi bestie..atiny here💖
WE BECOMING THE LONGEST REIGNING INTERCONTINENTAL CHAMPION WITH THIS ONE🇦🇹🇦🇹🇦🇹🔥🔥🔥
Uhh
Dvořák is czech
@Uninspiredturkeyfiqbqf NAH SAMI ZAYN
@@supertoncekrefresh7469The Austrian pro wrestler Gunther used to use this as his entrance music.
@@supertoncekrefresh7469 idiot
I am a huge fan of power metal and my friend is a big fan of classical music. So when I showed him "Wizard's Last Rhymes" by Rhapsody of Fire he immediately said, "This is actually Dvorak, From the New World". I don't know if that makes me like that song less or more.
Haha you should like it more friend.
Youd be surprised at how commonly you see classical music motifs and elements incorporated into power metal and progressive metal. Lots of those guys are very musically talented and educated.
hey, thanks for the rec!! I've been getting into symphonic & power metal and hadn't heard of them yet, but everything on Rain of a Thousand Flames has been awesome and I'm gonna look up their other albums now. :D
Rhapsody is awesome, and yes they do "borrow" a lot of orchestral music 😂 I think they described themselves as "cinematic" or "soundtrack metal" and film soundtracks often make use of classical music so they're in good company.
Theycall themselves "film score metal"
Scared power of raging winds flute solo is both legendary and borrowed. I think it makes their music better, feel epic
This is a terrific example of a symphony's finale. After it has stated its two main themes, right around 4:28 it brings back the main themes of the second and third, distinctly playing them in counterpoint to each other and informed by the fourth's new themes; then it seamlessly recalls the first into the mix, letting its themes build back into a restatement of the fourth again. Every movement's main themes return in the end.
Oh my gosh you just helped me solve long time mystery (by long time I mean 5 months) We did this movement in my high school symphony orchestra in my freshman year, we only did the fourth movement, and I had no idea about the other movements or had even heard them (or so I thought), about halfway through the song (starting at 4:28) I saw/heard parts from a different classical piece I had known for years and I remember thinking “why are these here, isn’t this already a classical piece?”. I saw your comment and thought “Hmm, is it possible that the classical piece is one of the other movements?” And listened to the other movements, when I got to the second movement, sure enough, there it was, it was the second movement of that same symphony the whole time, I was able to put 2 and 2 together, symphonies tent to call back to the other movements in the final movement and repeat stuff
By the way, that theme makes me cry. Very nostalgic to my marching band days.
A great example of an exclamation point. A true romantic era finale. Truly stunning. This performance captures it beautifully.
“The Exiles will no longer be so”
*For King and County, Crush the Syndicalist Menace*
Thats what I was looking for.
LONG LIVE THE KING
LONG LIVE US ALL
"How's the empire?"
Got here from Kaiserredux lol.
BRAKE THE CHAINS!
*The Entente is moving to reclaim Europe.*
WE TAKING FRANCE AND ENGLAND WITH THIS ONE 🗣🔥🔥🔥
WE FAILING THE HALIFAX CONFERENCE WITH THIS ONE🗣🔥🔥🔥
*The exiles will no longer be so.*
man that superevent is so badass
"How is the Empire" - King George V
The opening is incredible, that buildup to 1:11 gives me goosebumps every time! What a work of art 🙌
agree 100%
Yeah and this was written like 200 years ago which makes it way more impressive
@@isaacthenoob1953 that's not really how music works...
Reminds me of Jaws.
its jaws
This song makes me feel like I'm going to fight an Austrian that's going to cave in my chest.
Walllllterrrrr
I'd say it fits here perfectly
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Frannnnnz
GUNTHER!!!!
@@Hizaization GUUNTAAAH*
Symphony No.9 "From the Wonderland" (If you know i like you :3)
I like you too ToT
Little eistentiens
“So I just found out that lemons aren’t naturally occurring, but are obtained by cross breeding a bitter orange and a citron, which means life never gave us lemons, we invented them all by ourselves.” 0:00
I got to play this for my concert. What an honor.
The Great Bootleg
I would say I envy you, but I'd at least have to be able to play an instrument I think...oops. I'm happy for you.
and....Original Jontron was better!
you wanna see something re-re-really cool?
You from taft
Honor Imperium for the Ring General Günther
De matte ist heilig
I have also had the honor of playing horn in a youth symphony. We played this movement... one of the greatest experiences of my life to this day....
I love this part 0:15-0:43
keep moving forward me too
It's perhaps the most epic classical song I've heard so far, O fortuna comes close but there's no high quality recording of that anywhere
@@ReddoFreddo Verdi's Dies Ira 👀 though
Also, Mozart's Requiem
@@giuseppeagresta1425 Oh shit thanks man that's up there too
Stimpy's Invention
6:24 - 8:28 is so heart-wrenching and melancholic, it conveys an unfathomable depth of nostalgia and longing without saying a single word. Beautiful.
My favorites 💛💛💛🙏☀️
LIFE NEVER GAVE US LEMONS!!!
WE INVENTED THEM !
ALL BY OURSELVES
FOR THE EMPEROR
*EMPEROR PROCEEDS TO START HUMPING AIR TO THE TUNE OF THE BEAT
@@BraydenBrooks-ol6rl WHAT DA HELL
0:15 makes you feel like you are about to face the final boss in their evil lair
"I have had carnal knowledge of the fairest maidens in heaven. I have tasted the finest wines of Gaea!......
But none of it....NONE OF IT!..Boils my blood more than using my blade! Prepare to meet your end, Asura!"
“ZUES I COME WITH THE END OF OLYMPUS”
Crocodile vs Luffy, 3rd movement i know, but i still think of it.
I can hear that yeah. The first time I heard that part though, it sounded like a final hurrah with a tinge of sadness mixed with the excitement.
I got 4 BIG examples of that, Argus from Asura's Wraith (Not the final boss but still), Sir Crocodile, WALTER/Gunther, and the Bosnian Knight
This brings back some memories played it in high school band! French horn player turned purple the first time he hit the solo!
Is that a compliement?
Damn im glad I play the drums :D
The poor kid couldn't BREATHE-
I wish I could do that. I’ll try to convince my teacher to let us do this
@@galactic-hamster7043 I normally don’t reply to old comments, but i must say this; ew
8:40 does it for me, wow.
This is my brother's favourite composer/piece.
Lord Of The Rings!!!
WE TAKING FRANCE AND ENGLAND WITH THIS ONE 🗣🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🇦🇨🇦🇺🇦🇮🇨🇵🏴🏴🇬🇧
We reclaiming the home islands with this one🗣🔥🗣🔥🗣🔥
"Until the new world, with all it's power and might, steps forth to the rescue and liberation of the old!"
Ooo, got a little Churchillian shiver there.
One of the best composer who ever existed!
League of Legends is everywhere o.o
Somebody explain to me why there's an ad at the near end of this masterpiece?
They want you to take a brake from this cool song 😁
#Money
The money has to come from somewhere, not just for the uploader but for TH-cam itself.
When you upload something you don't own the copyright to, the copyright owner can either ask for YT to remove it, or leave it up but with ads, so they can still make money off it.
People are complaining about 1 add. 1!!!!!!
0:16 WE'RE LIBERATING EUROPE FROM THE KAISERREICH WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Third internationale*
This was playing on my cassette machine as I drove through the mountains of southern Colorado. The highway wound through rugged passes and each turn revealed epic vistas of pine-covered snow-capped peaks and wild rivers. After living on the edge of the Mohave Desert for years, the scenic views in the Rockies were overwhelming.
Why doesn't anyone else comment about this part? 2:31 | by far the highlight of this song for me
It's the best part of the song
Emil Kosic I like it, but I prefer the beginning.
ITS A PIECE
@@rapidblur8647 danke
Oh Yeah Yeah
Because 0:15 is better
I conducted the beginning of this mvmt in college. My God, I felt so powerful! Tearing up listening again. Thank God for orchestral music.
Nice
0:15-0:27 this part is used as the alarm sound for firefighters in Hungary
thats so cool
Walking up to the Augus boss theme as a firefighter is freaking sick
Holy shit, I WANT TO LIIIIVE in Hungary now.
REALLY?!
I used to listen to old cassettes from my grandparents when I was a kid - this reminds of this peaceful time, before life became so... well dramatic. Just vibing in innocent ignorant idleness
commie scum off our streets
The New NXT UK Champion Walter!
It sounds like the anthem of an intergalactic empire that will traverse distant worlds in the distant future for one hundred thousand years...
It is actually uses in the old anime "Legend of the Galactic Heroes", during the Battle of Amlitzer, where tens of thousands of battleships and millions of people find their space graves
He was czech and that means we are aliens :D
Not for the Imperium in 40k, it would be somewhat lacking in organs and choirs.
@@sonofjack6286But for the Galactic Empire of the Goldenbaum Dynasty, Rightful Rulers of the Universe, Emperors over all Humanity
That's exactly what I was thinking. OMG GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE GODD
It's unfortunate a lot of people have trouble finding this, but there's not much more anyone could have done. It's very popular, has three separate iconic melodies, and a memorable, iconic title.
We're playing this in orchestra!!
Well done good sir! I hope it goes well for you and your orchestra.
THE BOSNIAN KNIGHT!!
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SOMEONE GO AND GRAB THE BANE BLADE
I see your also a fan of Rubix
A fellow RubixRaptor enjoyer!
Same song concept, but it's the Wizards Last Rhyme.
This song always makes me feel like I’m a rubber man punching a sand crocodile through bedrock up in the air to end a civil war.
GOMU GOMU NO.... STORRRRM!
Onepeice?
@@rosibalisong4403 nahhh bruh it’s two piece 😐 no but fr tho that part was sick asf
Gomu GOMU NOOOOOOO
Pretty sure that’s the general theme Dvorak was going for.
I listened to this song leaving Hong Kong and I loved this song looking out the window and it took me two years for me to find the actual song. I’m so happy I found it again
Came here from watching ATEEZ's performance on Kingdom. My ears are blessed
This music sounds perfect for a cooking show
Or a pirate adventure
haachama sunday
What it feels like to be in a restaurant and tjen Gordon Ramsay and Cameramen come in.
Nah! This is how to visualize you are inside a mech named GAIKING THE GREAT
@@Elisebelleville xD
I M P E R I U M GUNTHER, THE RING GENERAL!
the polyphony at 8:59 is simply magisterial
i ate ass
Pure pure pure chills at that beautiful trumpet block chord. I almost like to call that a tinge of jazz chord. I always mark it in classical pieces, there's a great one in tallins march (? i think it's called).
10:28 another beautiful one
Crooocodiiilee !! 👒✨
2:38 the most underrated part in the song that’s easily overlooked
My favorite part is 4:41 - 6:17
YES
You're right, I'm guilty.
I’m about to be there in a second ❤
He knew exactly what he was doing when he made this absolute piece of fire.
I love how people discuss and appreciate the brilliance of this piece. Dvorak doesn't get the attention he deserves.
Honestly was brought to tears when this began because I had started the video not knowing what song I was listening to and was hit with a wave of nostalgia and the pure joy and pride of being a band nerd. I had first heard this song on Little Einsteins as a toddler and hadn’t heard it since. Now I can appreciate the music all that much more due to my experience with concert pieces. (As much experience as a fourth-year concert band horn player can have that is)
the nostalgia i get from this is that it was the theme for "Stimpy's Invention"
I kan relate
Nice pfp
i'm sure you came back to this masterpiece for one piece just look at your damn pfp it's anime
Nice profile pic
Dvorák is actually my fav classical composer from the start. I don't know why ppl don't really appreciate his works. Goosebumps everytime i hear this 1:11 hits different
I also recommend you Mendelssohn, I am sure you know him, but listen to his string quartets, I think that his style is pretty similar to Dvorak, it is my subjective opinion of course.
WE DEFEATING CROCODILE WITH THIS ONE 🔥 🔥 🗣️
I thought I heard it in One Piece
STORM!!!
Literally watched this episode with my wife (her first time) and I KNEW I'd heard this piece before 😂😂
When you lose 20 million soldiers and 1000s of ships in a catastrophic rout during an invasion attempt
yay found the logh reference. this was one of the best music placements on the whole show imo
Nah when you loose 20 million soldiers trying to move a trench 3 inches forward
when the colonials starts speaking space prussian again...
Relatable.
FPA: Why do I hear boss music?
IMPERIUM
- WALTER
- Alexander Wolfe
- Fabián Aichner
- Marcel Barthel
OHHHHH OHOHOHHHHHHHOHHHOHHH
I was looking for this comment
Die matte ist heilig
and Timothy Thatcher
So happy Wolfe didn't get buried like the rest of the members of Sanity
7:30 is most beautiful part for me
This music makes me feel like so damn powerfull, as if the whole world was mine to conquer seriously.
As Luffy the future pirate king launches his last attack against the warlord sir Crocodile , he smiles as he emerges victorious sending sir Crocodile into the sky of Alabasta making him an example or one shall say HOPE that a savior has arrived to get rid of the darkness that lurks deep within this beautiful sand filled land, this masterpiece was a great choice for such a scene making it one of the most memorable moments in my opinion in the one-piece anime as I cried tears of happiness while raising my hands to the sky as i witnessed what seemed like a rush of emotions.
Myslím, že my, Češi, bychom měli být hrdí na to, že máme tak úspěšného skladatele.
I think that we Czechs should be proud of having such a successful composer.
And they are not or what? They are obviously proud
bychom ffs
@@RoadToPerdition9825 I doubt most of the gen z idiots here would ever stray away from their rap-infused seizures to come even close to such a masterpiece.
@@RoadToPerdition9825 we Are underated So.... Also not many people even knows we exist And people who know. ONLY knows US bcus of beer
And castles
THE WORLD HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPION
GUNTHER
1:12 i just love that part 👍
Your Icon is Little Einsteins.
Where can I find the sample from Episode 'Ring around the Planet': antonin dvorak symphony no. 9
Alex (Hiro Hamada): Movement 2.
@@TheApocalypseNine my favorite episode :)
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Played this 4 years ago, still my favourite piece of music EVER!! It is incredibly epic!
I have a newfound respect for classical music ever since i've been an atiny.... Thank you ateez for making me discover classical music this was in their kingdom performance... Ateez symphony no. 9 wonderland
0:15 "The Entente is moving to reclaim Europe"
I've spent an hour looking for this song. There were few notes in the who wants to be a millionaire, and then i hummed it for half an hour so that i don't forget it, and then somehow recreated it on my guitar.... omg I'm just so happy ffs
Brat moj
" Only one fighter can walk away alive "
" *I'll rip out your blind eyes!* "
"That was one hell of a battle...."
i taught you so much!
is not you to decide!
When Yang Wenli commanded the whole Luffy's crew to stop the gigant finger attack from Haachama, I felt that
I’m so happy to see fellow Asura’s Wrath and One Piece fans here 😭
Best part is 0:00-11:10
Graham Drolet yaaaas❤❤❤❤❤I love Dvořák❤he was czech like mee:D
I prefer 0:00-11:09
Best part is your mom
@@thekadnben6539 bruh
@@thekadnben6539 That joke is fucking dead man, joe told him so many times
How Dvorak was able to compose such immense dynamic transitions from pp to tutti fff and back is still beyond me 😯🤯 it's incomparable to anything I know in life.
I am obligated to say:
A New Challenger Appears!
The Bosnian Knight!