PROKOFIEV Suite from Romeo and Juliet - "Montagues and Capulets"
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 เม.ย. 2017
- Dynamic Russian conductor Andrey Boreyko led Sergei Prokofiev's "Romeo and Juliet" March 24, 2017. Watch the entire performance on DSO Replay! www.dso.org/replay
I was a violinist, and this piece is absolutely the most fun to play. The bow movements are aggressive and you can get some frustration out. It is also a bit difficult in the beginning where the brass goes hard and you are supposed to play quietly and move the bow slowly with no vibrato. It is absolutely my favorite.
I 100% agree! This was one of my favorites to play growing up! 🔥🎻🎶❤️
It is also really hard to play especially when Ur in grade 5 xd. I played this when I was grade 5 in my school orchestra
The bass trombone is a beast. Best rendition I've heard of this piece.
That is Randy Hawes! He’s absolutely incredible! (I know I’m two years late, but it’s okay ahaha)
Don't forget the tuba. We are an octave under the bass trom. Huge
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The base trombone makes the ripples in the coffee as the T-rex approaches
Indeed
Prokofiev was a genius at musically interpreting classics. Shakespeare hit the ball out of the park with his play in verse, ROMEO AND JULIET, and then Prokofiev re-interpreted the play as a ballet with music nobody else could dream of!
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Thoughts, emotions, passion without words. I defy anyone who thinks classical music is boring to listen to the masters.
lol the trombonist at 2:14 smiles when the bass trombone enters
It is Not a bass trombone that
@@vjncenzx5964 really? liking your own comment...also maybe watch right behind the speaker on the right at 2:16 notice the slide movement and then trombones rising, that bass trombone on the far right entered b4 the other 2 trombones so either way my comment stands the guy likes the sound of the DUH..DUH
@@jg14gerhard_barI am not English
@@jg14gerhard_bar I Am Italian so to talk to me you have to use the translator as I am using it
@@vjncenzx5964 use English to Italian.....
The tempo is challenging and the rhythm is harshly tight. That's the thing! Great rendition!
Wow, you are very right about the tempo flows beautifully throughout. 😱🥰🥹
When i was in the fifth grade in the early 50s my parents bought us a record of the narration of the Siege of Troy. The section here from about 1:20 was a major part of our enjoyment of the record, and it was called The Love for Three Oranges, which Prokofiev wrote in 1921. He apparently used it again in 1935 when he wrote Romeo and Juliette. I prefer calling it The Love for Three Oranges.
This is my favourite song, it gives me chills every time.
Yess
Not a song really, it's a piece
@@apotezatorautentycznosci6760
Spot on
Come on guys, it's actually fantastic that someone who calls pieces songs has a piece of classical music as his favourite music. OP, you have great taste for music.
Same, took me forever to find it only knowing it by ear without knowing the name grrr
Bass trombone has entered the chat. 🤯
Basstrombone nice
Bravo za trombone! Fantastičan orkestar, bravo za sve!
When I first ever heard this song, I was about 5 years old and I would walk slowly with big stomps which related to the music. I don't remember doing this. But a childs imagination really amazes me.
Stunning, mesmorising, enchanting, haunting, dramatic, serene, encapsulating and so so beautiful. Dramatic art in its purest form. A breathtaking rendition that invades all the senses and moves the soul. Bravo!
Exactly that
Ugly
Wow your description is Superb. Although there are other renditions 1. Solo.piano 2. Solo harp 3. Ballet troop 4.
The Full orchestra (here) totally lives up to your verbal description. Thx.
This orchestra sounds incredible. My jaw is in my lap. Tutti bravi! Even the sax solo is premier quality!
Something so satisfying about watching those violins
this song gave me goosebumps
I would love to listen to this live or sit in the middle of the orchestra and play myself (I play the flute). Highly tempted to teach myself that flute solo
do it
Go for it.
Go for it.
One of the piano accompanists at Dance Theatre of Harlem would open class with this for plies. NOTHING, could warm up the legs and get the heart pumping on a cold January morning than Prokofiev's Montagues and Capulets! By the end, I felt regal and in power!!!
Amazing 🤩
Played this for my spring concert! Amazing
So, that's where John Williams got his inspiration from for the Imperial March in Star Wars...
thanks for this great theme, i love it
First chair violin is very beautiful and great violinist.
Oh wow this was fantastic
Amazing quality of recording. Sharp and clear. And tremendous performances all around!
The way they came out of the quiet section was so nice
My God, how wonderful this excerpt is! I keep listening on loop. Wonderful interpretation!
Exquisite, bravo!
This spirit-stirring melody is beyond description , and unfathomable.
This wonderful performance the great performers play is leads me into Shakespeare's moving world.
Brilliant piece of music!
Masterpiece by great Prokofiev
Musical perfection.
just amazing
Absolutely incredible rendition of this amazing masterpiece 👍 Tam.
One of my favorites!
Great! 😍😍 my favorite!
MARVELOUS SOUND!!!
Brilliant performance.
I’m a bass clarinetist and this song was great to hear while sitting in the back not playing
The descant clarinet was amazing and the harp emit an amazing sound
Genius piece of music. Beautifully played.
The orchestration of this amazing masterpiece is incredible. Thank you all. I tend to look at the faces of these amazing musicians and wonder if I have seen them before :) In a supermarket, on a train...
Bellísima interpretación.
Simply stunning. The integration of the chords, the layering, the main theme, how it is supported by the different sections. You are fooled into an almost Greig-like calmness... relax and enjoy.. then the oboe bringng the theme back to the strings then percussion, amazing
Amazing!!!! LOVE THE BONES!!!
Randy Hawes, bass trombone. He's driving the whole orchestra.
The tuba was pretty good also 😊
Terrific sound, well enunciated throughout. The dramatic tension is maintained as beftting the warring families. Thank you all concerned.
I wonder how I missed it being 53... Nice to open up my mind.
just really enjoyable🙂🙂🙂
Everyone bangs on but the opening minute of this has always been the best.
This song demands a candle lit room with a stiff drink, cigar with scowl on your face.
Concur!
Брависсимо!
My wife and I have tickets to see R&J with City Ballet of San Diego next month, the third time over the past 20 years. She has taken ballet lessons for exercise and enjoyment as long as I have known her, and I am a music lover and amateur pianist.
outstanding
And there i have my next samples👍
I was privileged to be in Moscow and see/hear Spivakov Orchestra perform this several years back. He intro'd this with "If you don't mind, we are going to let percussion off the leash just a bit" and holy shizzles was he NOT exaggerating!
Hermoso
My school is playing part of this for our 5th part to our marching show
Director was this year at Chopin Competition and did a great job
Adoroooooo❤❤❤❤
Starting at 2:48 the most fantastic piece of music ever written. Well done Ukraine.
Its no wonder, as today many talented artists still live there...
what has... Ukraine... got to do with this?
@@JarvFrankA Prokofiev was from Ukraine, his work reflects this
@@JarvFrankA bro guy hears someone say ukraine and flips
…. i dont think Profokiev would have liked being called Ukranian. Keep the 21st century where it should be
1:19
Yess
thanks, I needed that time stamp
TYSM
Well, well, well!!!
omg❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Ochen' Prekrasno!!
They should have used it in Lord of the rings movies. So atmospheric , perfect for fighting the Orcs.
Can't see that it would work well with fantasy fiction, would feel somewhat out of place. This is most definitely more for grounded fiction surrounding infighting, maybe that's just cuz it's where I'm used to hearing it but I dunno, maybe?
Hell's bells, I bet he took the afternoon off when he came up with this belter.
Couldn't sleep. The theme held me awake. Majestic.
2:37 i love this trumpet here
2:39 the trumpets literally sound like an organ🤯 my favorite piece of music out there, I play it in 2 days
At 1:20 the first pedal E is a monster!
1:20 if there's a greater sound , I've yet to hear it. Superb.
I call it "Elephant Music"
This was the opening credits theme to Caligula
Like you, I know this song for all the wrong reasons. Caligula has such a great 'plot' lol.
what did you like best?
@@MasterofRandomness87 seeing Helen Mirin in the Roman bath...
Excellent performance. Really gives one a feeling of doom. 😯
😍👏👏
This would have been a good song in revenge of the sith tbh when Anakin was killing all the smol bois in the temple
Personally, the base trombone is the best, and I'm a normal trombonist, but hope to be the base trombonist. The base trombone is the loudest of them all.
Actually the Tuba is the loudest due to the resonance it provides to the entire ensemble but the bass trombone really amplifies the tuba sound and gives it that characteristic growl. Bass trombone and tuba always go perfectly together.
@@CreativeCreaturefx the double bass has more resonance, but it’s not louder, the bass trombone could easily drown out everyone in the orchestra, the tuba isn’t nowhere near as loud as the bass trombone:
@@Aduysvmncmkouyf yes, the double bass gives the orchestra that full mature sound. I love Danny Elman's use of the brass instruments particularly the tuba and trombones in accompaniment with the bass drum.
Always reminded my Opa of Stalingrad.
Tears for Fears used this intro in Argentina Tour 2011...just perfect music
_9 out of 10 elephants prefer to rock out to this version when they need to wreck a place._
Thanks to all the musicans who said 1. Look at the violins 2. The bass trombone 3. The sax solo 4. The tight tempo . I quit piano 68 years ago for sports. Big mistake.
I'm from Why Women Kill Season II Lady in the Lake
Exactlyyyyyyyyy
4:54
1:19 is where the fun begins.
2:04 and 2:29 were so clean and nasty at the same time.
2:23-30 Star Wars: Imperial March
1:23 3:52
I have also heard this piece referred to as the “Dance of the Knights”. Is there a distinction between the two or are they the same? If the same why multiple names?
Low brass rule!
Used in the obscene film Caligula; a.travesty to employ such noble music
Always reminds me of the smiths coming on stage
money came w long problems shit got me like hell nah
Somehow when I hear this piece I only picture two grisly bears fighting to mate with a female, thanks National Geographic. 😐
7 dislikes from 7 champs with impaired hearing sadly.
Probably sat in front of the brass section
Exactly :)
love the girl in the black lace she is amazing and so focused/chill... everyone else has their eyebrows to the roof lol would need some heavy botox if a flute player
unreal
In Prokofjews Life it was VERY real..of course I understand the music is from another world.
I actually like the haircut of the Asian cellist at 2:43
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It’s funny that the guy who made it didn’t even listen cuz he was deaf and he did it perfectly without hearing it!
I don’t believe Prokofiev was deaf
Something comes
Something comes
Something which does not become known of the true shape comes
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
I Love the clear Russian influence.
Why is the video sped up?