Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake Waltz
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- Swan Lake, was the first of Tchaikovsky's ballet scores, composed between August 1875 and April 1876, with additions and revisions in February and April 1877. The ballet's original title, as indicated on the manuscript score, was The Lake of Swans or Lake of the Swans, and its story derives from a German fairy tale.
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You're welcome.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Pls come back we miss you
You good out there?
Yo when's your next album fam?
Спасибо 😂
God bless you
the comments:
50% Barbie/Disney
25% I have a good taste in music
25% Modern music sucks
You forgot the ballerinas!😁
It's true actually modern music sucks
No, you just don't know the right genres or musicians. What about Hans Zimmer? Thomas Bergersen? Nick Phoenix and endless more
I came here for no reason but to listen to a masterpiece
You forgot the fnaf fangirls
*6:04* Big moment for triangle players
Maybe my speakers are bad; but I can't hear triangle strikes. Are you referring to the Triangle players, or players that are shaped like triangles?
@@SordidGuy They are going ham on that part LOL
@@SordidGuy Xd
Josh Terry yeah
THEY GOIN BUCK WILD ON THAT SHIT OMFG
Tchaikovsky has and will always be my favourite classical composer. His pieces are timeless and promote such explicit feelings. I want to dance along, so beautiful!
agree 100% shall I lead or you, lets dance the night away
Zuzu is a Lion omg me too! I remember when I first heard this music and my skin started to tickle and I felt I lived it before...
Gotta add my +1 to this sentiment. He's bold, timeless, and his music elicits excitement, fervor, and passion!
Same!😊
No one else can compare! ♥️
This isn't music. This is magic.
Niamh Cunningham You're right and you're a beauty.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky :)
No, actually this is music, read the description.
U are absolutely right
Niamh Cunningham Call me on whatsapp +558181010851 I am in love
am I the only one doing a classical music marathon?
Me too c:
same
im just looking for something to sample
My life is a classical music marathon. Life is sweet. It's the only music that doesn't put me to sleep these days.
I'm listening to this and other versions because I'm playing this for my Christmas recital. Piano is the best instrument out there, fuck all of you G-stringers and wood blowers
Leonid Brezhnev: “please help me I am literally fucking dying”
*_The entire Soviet Union:_*
*Chill beats to listen too while the Soviet Union descends into a 4 way civil war with numerous genocides and coups in Ex Soviet countries*
HAHAHHAHH
thx you made my day
Realbullshit
@@bulletghost3452
AHAHHAA
I dreamed of many people wore in gowns and danced waltz, it was so attractive!
Hello Earl Ciel.
its beautiful isnt it
Hanyun Shaw A vanished world that was!! So sad though it was a very romantic time!! Would wished to be born during that time, and would fallen in love settled down and had children
No it wasn't, it was all elitist shit going on. If by "romantic" you mean marrying someone for money and then visiting a string of prostitutes as a way of escape, then yeah, very romantic.
+Ricardo Madrid you just romanticize it, that's all... who knows if that was what you would have really been doing.
people listen to classical music while working, but its so powerful i dont know how they can
I know right
Same here. Im supposed to be studying. But I have to stop and listen.
octou I need to create a playlist of elevator music to fit with my studying sessions. This kind of music just sends me flying off my seat.
like lol i like IDK, i conduct the music while hearing it lol loser :P
same
I just listen to his compositions while I dance around my room like Barbie, it makes me feel like I'm in a fairytale. God I love running away from reality.
+Georgia Psora I thought I was the only one!
that is adorable. I can definitely get that vibe
+Georgia Psora Same haha I grew up watching the Barbie fairytale movies so every time I listen to this I do that
+Georgia Psora And you look like a barbie but with good music taste and a pretty name
+Kagamine Rin same especially the Dance of the Sugar Plums Fairies, haha
Hearing this, I'm picturing a grand ballroom with crystal chandeliers, and several people, all dressed to the nines, dancing around the floor, not a care in the world. Just people at a party, having a good time.
1895 perhaps.
The Golden Age of Rapture
Yes, the Grand Ballroom of the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg. The warm chandeliers and gilding contrast against the snowy evening visible through the windows.
Same!
For my part, I imagine me, a commoner who gets to be a lucky girl for one night from just a random envelope. I showed up with a beautiful dress that would outshine the other women in the ball, and I danced with a handsome looking prince with long hair who's in fact a knight in shining armor 🤭🤌 a girl can dream!
I am writing a story set in 1886 and the heroine chooses this waltz as the highlight of her engagement ball.
My daughters school orchestra played this for their holiday concert, what a treat performed by high schoolers!
You must be very proud of her!
I am glad everyone is enjoying this!
Oh my god Tchaikovsky sign my toes
You're still alive huh?/j your music is the best btw
@@rosecercado8768 /j?
@@bigmanhenry7216 yeah it's one them tag tones retards
Thank you Mr Tchaikovsky
This music makes me feel like being a better person.
It doesn't make you a better person though
TheRiyad1 Well you could argue that it makes your mood more positive while listening to it, and in turn this may affect others around you, so it can make you a better person at least momentarily.
Lucrezia Vesperale it really does
@@TheRiyad1 actually, it does. If you let it. You fuckin asshole
Lucrezia Vesperale yeah
I love all of you who mention your favorite parts of the piece so i can go and check and now it sounds 10 times better in my ears than it already did, because I paid more attention. It's incredible!
Hahaha, I love it too
0:49 to 2:30 :D
From 5:04. Love♥
I love you too, I wish we could listen together, drink some wine, if you like smoke a joint, eat some BBQ, if you're vegetarian I will cook you some nice vegetarian food, have some nice desert, talk about like, happy times and I would like to share successes with you so you will be happy and live a good life.
D33Lux we need more of u in this world
I think when Tchaikovsky wrote swan lake he felt happy writing it especially when he was writing the waltz
Andrew Ross but hes depressed
Tchaikovsky was sometimes down and sometimes happy like everyone else. Don't accept the standard opinion, that he was a neurotic. It is not true.
I think he was down more often than your average "everyone else", considering he was gay in an epoch and country when / where being gay still carried a great social stigma. This, coupled with an introvert disposition and the sensibility of a musical genius, was a recipe for unhappiness.
@@normstrong1 It's true; I recently read a biography about him...
@@Ameretat010 Except he wasn't actually gay. This was a rumor started by his critics. There was never any evidence of this and its really just a sad mental state of the west to constantly push this.
Sometimes I can't get over how wonderful Tchaikovsky's compositions are! He's a true genius. His music always gets to me; sometimes I feel like I'm in another world, or everything's magical, or I'm falling in love all over again
Soso Li falling in love...with someone or yourself. That's true magic bro
Soso Li malayala amazing
Soso Li it's beautiful
It's only because he was composer of the romantic period, which is just as it's called romantic period truly magical soft beautiful and romantic and full of amazing compositions.
agreed. he might be my favorite.
How did we go from this to twerking?
+Darth Imperious Or lack of Further Improvement...Maybe down to your example you have provided here.
TheTaintedTango No, actually more so the example you are currently providing... It's called ignorance. You are condemning me by reflex action because it is indoctrinated into the existence of yours and everyone surrounding you without knowledge of any facts having to do with the matter.. I am a geneticist, do not attempt to claim all genomes are equal because no tangible evidence nor reason suggests this, in fact blatantly quite the opposite; you simply just choose to 'believe' this is not so because you consider it hateful/wrong or what have you. I only disdain not hate, and consider things pertaining to reality, not the fallacy of morality of which is only an agreed upon doctrine of right from wrong. Ignorant sheeple.
Darth Imperious Well i'm going by the Assumption that your Harboring a bit of Distend for Africans. And my Reply was nothing more than an Attempt to rectify what i felt was a very Broad statement by yourself. Basically to stop you Having your One sided way.
Now for the Bottom part of your Paragraph. Talk with me Properly or not at all... Im not one of your Sheeple.
Now your a Geneticist huh? So in Words that aren't too specific to your Field explain to me what Genomes Inhibit Africans in the Modern world.
Darth Imperious I do understand what you trying to get across, And yes it is true to some extent but you cant say its a Universal thing. You know as well as i do that where talking 0.001% of..."us" Are actually receiving Benefits from our Genes that Significantly improve our usefulness in a modern world. Now yes that does mean that if we kept it in the Family for say we would Advance a lot quicker than we would if we Crossed gene Pools. But its still at its very core Morally Wrong.
People in Africa are already been introduced to technology from The rest of the world and giving time there Of-springs will more than Likely start to Grow up surrounded by Stimuli directly associated to an Intellectual Upbringing.
C'mon dude its 2015. Get off the Racist High Horse and let it pull the Wagon its Tethered to a little easier ok? If Humans make it to 2200 Without Cultural Degradation or Downright annihilation then The "Races" Probably will have Things there likely to be Inherently good at... Even Sub Saharan's.
Now since you have got me Feeling so racist for saying Inequalities that yes may be there but still have no Place in Logic. I may as-well mention Asia or more Appropriately China. They had a long long time without War, With many of there Peasantry using Machinery and Developing in ways we still have not seen here yet. They had a Culture Based on Precision even before us so is it not there Right to Avoid us? To Shame us online?
Oh but thats right. Nordic people look pretty.
Darth Imperious So what would you have us do? If we are not going to be Supportive to our Fellow Humans on the Basis of there Genes then what hope do we have of Surviving in the Changing Universe. I do expect Humans to encounter another species one day and for them to be Far more Advanced than us...Are we to expect the same Vibe i'm getting off of you?
If not to be introduced into Technology and helped into there Next "Evolutionary stage" Then what?
And for the Love of god dude I'm not a Sheeple. I make my Decisions on a Case by Case basis and Use facts and Logic. My Morality is what comes after words, And its a useful trait.
Гений! Какое счастье, что он был и есть у нас. Спасибо Создателю за это.
this man should get at least 5 oscars for the stuff he has composed!!
edit: guys it’s a joke lol obviously dude wouldn’t get an Oscar
He doesn't need oscars he has immortality.
Aren’t oscars a movie exclusive nomination?
Oscar's?
It doesn't make any sense lol, like saying he should receive Ballon Do'r award lmao
wouldn't it be Grammys?
He has oscars already, google it 😊
If we only had a ball party with classical music it would be so much fun!!!!
I wish balls were still a mainstream thing to do. I'd love to get all dressed up!!
I've heard that in Austria make this balls with a concept and so every year! I don't know the frequency but it doesn't matter I wanna dive into that so so baaad
@@gusanoenlibros the fact that I still come to this song four years later wishing the same thing is insane, but Austria definitely has something goin on if they’re having balls, I would love to go to one :,(
@@cursedimage4054 I would definitely love to, but got no woman yet. My dancing aint at a high as well
Brings back memories of watching Barbie Swan Lake when I was little. Love this music!
какое счастье слушать его музыку.
Chills, tears, heart beating wildly!! What a great piece!!
continuum of excitement
I cry every time I listen to this piece. He was such a genius.
i always get scared with the loud part
the first time i heard it i was screaming
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Stop listening then :)
Me too, when i watched the ballet swan lake ballet in Vienna it was so so wonderful to listen and watch the ballet,soo thankful
Too overdramatic.
Tchaikovsky is a genius!!
Bach, also
Jesse Joodt Alright, we kind of understood Rosetta's message. Isn't it enough?
You are correct - Tchaikovsky IS a genius… his music is timeless. When he came to America in 1891 - after inaugurating (and conducting in) Carnegie Hall - he later stayed in Taos, New Mexico; his hosts took him out to the pueblo one night to experience the Indians dancing. My take is: that's when he looked up and really saw the stars… and he made his peace with death. He died two years later… but his music is timeless.
Rosetta Dewitt Bukater lmao
It's like being in a warm blanket on a cold, crisp day breathing in fresh air just cold enough to invigorate your senses as this beautiful music drifts you off to another place.
I love this part sooooo much 1:02-1:12
It gives me a happy feeling, without any worries about the future. It's a melody that only focuses on the happiness of the present.
Exacto!!
I'm a 13 year old girl and I LOVE Tchaikovsky's work whenever I hear it I remember loving seeing the nutcracker in 2nd grade eve since I've always listened to them and tried to make out the emotions that the instruments mean
This comment will be a good memory for when you'll be 20
Wonder, do you still like classical music?
Now you're 21
I hope you still like this. Your comment is really old, though. I was literally 8 years old when you wrote this, hahahah.
Do you still like this? 8 years later and now you're 21
Tchaikovsky's music makes me daydream! I just ♡ the nutcracker!
Me too. I just love the romance of Tchaikovsky's work. :-)
+Candi Sugacube You know Tchaikovsky hated the nutcracker suite!
+Candi Sugacube 1812 Overture is great too.
Andrew Murray no! what?! Y did he write it then?!
+Andrew Murray :o that's my favourite!? :(
Human beings are really magical... The ability to make such a world from those natural resources, delicious food from basic ingredients and such sonoric masterpieces coming from the mind of one man only... If human beings worked together again like the primitive times instead of having differences like now; imagine where we would be in the next 10 years...
Tchaikovsky will always hold a special place in my heart, in particular that one part of Waltz of the Flowers
4:34 makes me feel like I'm waltzing in the air...
Tchaikovsky and Beethoven are my favorite classical composers.
+Amy Collins agreed
+Amy Collins Tchaikovsky and Beethoven are Romantic composers not Classical.
Tchaikovsky & Chopin for WIN!
same I also like Chopin
My favourite composers is Wagner, Tchaikovsky, Mahler, Strauss, Chopin.
Very emotional personal history. I used to listen to Tchaikovksy while reading 19th century Russian classics (Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Nikolay Chernyshevsky, Gogol, Pushkin, Lermontov etc. The golden era of world literature maybe. At the same time I was dreaming about Siberia, Volga, Taiga, Urals, Petersburg, Moscow l a lot. ❤❤
no movie brought me here I had always love these beautiful masterpieces
a life time of listen brought me here, how about that can,t get any better this
I'll come here till the time ends
Tchiakovsky is probably my favorite composer of all time.
My favorite Tchaikovsky waltz.
Tears come out with pieces like this one, tears of joy, absolutely magic.
Czajkowski - jeden z moich ulubionych kompozytorów. Rosyjscy kompozytorzy byli naprawdę wybitni. Niesamowite jak cudowne utwory skomponowali
on nie rosyjski
@@twicexpink9566 A kim w takim razie jest?
@@NickARTick podejrzewam że chodzi o analogie do niepotwierdzonych do końca faktów, iż Czajkowski był potokiem carskich zesłańców
@@klaudiuszlichocki3569 Wszystko rozumiem z powodu końcówki w nazwisku "ski". To zakończenie było również popularne w Rosji, zwłaszcza przed rewolucją.
W szczególności nazwisko Czajkowskiego pochodzi od nazwiska jego dziadka, którym było po prostu Czajka, dlatego Czajkowski jest tylko pochodną Czajki.
Курвы, вы о чем?
Absolute timeless perfection.
Wonderful symphonic music. Tchaikovsky was a true genius!
The only reason for someone to dislike this is because it's not long enough 💜
This type of music makes me so happy. I dance around my room listening to this even though I don't usually dance.
Tchaikovsky was a musical genius
Bravo🎻🎼🎶
True
I had to analyse a piece of classical music for my music homework and so I chose Tchaikovsky because I wanted my homework to stand out and everyone else was doing Beethoven or Mozart whereas no one else was doing Tchaikovsky so hopefully no one else has and hopefully I get top marks for this homework. Thank You Tchaikovsky!
+Emily Staplehurst How did your music homework go?
+Emily Staplehurst You made a great choice. Marche Slave is what got me interested in classical music.
my teacher said that I made good points, however I did not comment on the pitch or dynamics of the piece. I got a few ticks though. this week its film music so I have chosen E piu ti penso by Andrea Bocelli and Ariana Grande. it is an Italian song andis in the film 'Once upon a time in America' you should listen to the song its really good!!! hopefully this one impresses her anyway!
+Emily Staplehurst ariana grande pls
# she is my bae xxxxxxxxx
4:36 *looks up from essay, puffy-eyed, 7-hours deep, covered in dorito dust and cookie crumbs, starts waltzing around the desk like a madman until earphones yank out of ear and suddenly jerked back to the empty, dreary hopelessness of deadlines*
as a college student, this comment spoke to my soul on a spiritual level
Sometimes I just.. listen to this and dance around my room waltzing😭😂
This is *about* as classic as classical can get!
Wow a Jeongyeon stan here
I love Swan Lake, so great
An absolute musical genius. Well done, Tchaikovsky.
0:50 is my favorite part.
We are proud and happy that are able to listen to such masterpieces centuries after they were made.
1:30 and 2:26 its work of a musical genius
I love waltzes. So romantic and energetic. I just wanna dance to this!
Let's stop petty nitpicking on Composers' personal lives. This is beautiful Music..
Alberdina Degraaf preach
Что то случилось с моим музыкальным вкусом!? С детства слушала практически один рок. А сейчас тянет на классику. И это в мои 23 года. Чайковский лучший.😌😁
X2 me pasa lo mismo
Взросление, судя по всему. Я вот начинал со всякой попсы да рэпа, потом так же перешёл на рок и теперь потянуло вальсы слушать. 18 годиков, такие дела.
It's incredible how many great melodies he managed to fit into one waltz
I’ve always loved this song for some reason, it sounds so peaceful and calming yet elegant at the same time.
I wish there was more instrumental music and pieces like this nowadays.
I adore Tchaikovsky and I wish I could have played his music when I was in band. This is great music.
Thank you for the wonderful music🌺🕊️🕊️🕊️
this is so dreamy and ethereal. it makes me want frolic in a flower field. it's magical
You should listen to "Waltz of the Flowers" then
Wampus The Cat thanks for the suggestion :)
There is just too much beauty for a single piece of music. I can never contain my tears when listening to this genius! Masterpiece.
I just love this piece! Tchaikovsky was entirely in a class of his own.
I haven’t felt this amount of joy in the last two years of my life as I just did in the last 3 minutes! I feel so alive!
And again.
I’ve always been really in love with classical music. Tchaikovsky’s composition is a treasure to my heart.I listen to this marvelous composition every single day of my life.Really really good !
Tchaikovsky's music makes me want to cry
This is my favorite part of swan lake
Mine too!!!
This is mine: th-cam.com/video/do6Ki6kMq_o/w-d-xo.html
Excellent and Legendary opus and Great Tchaikovsky ❤️❤️❤️ навсегда удивительное и легендарный , я очень люблю Русскую культуру и музику ❤️❤️❤️❤️🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷☦️☦️☦️
This is music that Truly can tell a story. Love the classics.
this transports my mind away from everything bad
Yeah, like the test I just failed...
WongsNoodlez Seriously dude. I am studying for a test right now... but WHAT THE FACK IS WRONG WITH OUR SOCIETY. WHY ARE GRADES SO MUCH MORE IMPORTANT THAN LEARNING ITSELF. ITS PURE EVIL! ITS SCREWED UP. WE HAVE TO WAKE UP!!! THEY MAKE IT ALL ABOUT THE GRADES NOT ABOUT LEARNING.
choi young Yeah I hate the way the school system works.
choi young Exactly. School is no longer about learning. It's about making us compete against others because that's just the way our society wants us to be. Whatever happened to learning just for knowledge? They're making it all about learning a damn letter.
choi young Chil out. How is anyone going to predict how much you know without judging off of a system AKA grades? Just learn, study, and try your best to make good grades..it's not THAT hard.
So beautiful. I could listen for hours, and not even notice time had moved.
😭😭😭 both u and I know that's cap🧢🧢🧢
I love how when I close my eyes to this waltz, I can easily see a grand ball. At the same time, I can easily see a sequence where someone is slowly losing their mind.
Quando ouço Tchaikovsky, eu e tudo o mais ao meu redor se desprende e dança, dança, dança...o mundo acaba e tudo vira sonho, espaço, estrelas, música!
Poeta
Bonitas palavras, bonitas formas de sentir a composição.
a sensação de prazer que essa musica causa é fascinante, uma mistura de nostalgia, felicidade, adrenalina... M A R A V I L H O S O
The best... Magical and astounding. Sending love to Tchaikovsky 😍
There's no better waltz music on the earth. And no more beautiful piece of music either. Csajkovszkij was a genius!
Absolutely Beautiful
MASTERPIECE
Simply majestic in all it's ways!!👏👏👏💖💖💖❤️❤️❤️👌👌👌
If I am feeling a little down I always come back to this beautiful piece of music
Never fails to put a smile back on my face.
This kind of music hits different
I feel like im odette when i listen to this
Like im in a whole new world a dreamy fantasy story of swans ,nature and dance 😌💕
I don't think you know how long I've been looking for this song. I keep hearing it while I'm half-asleep but I had no way to Google for it and now I've found it, now I can sleep in peace knowing the name
This is performed by the Boston Pops Orchestra conducted by Arthur Fielder.
i'm searching for that info, thank you so much👏🏻
seen swan lake 20+ times, still evokes so much emotion, music inspiring, and dramatic...
the first time I hear Tchaikovski. I'm excited!
At 340 when the trumpet carries the melody, it breaks my heart. I can't help the tears that come. Pure beauty. God has forgiven me my sins.
Its an amazing part. truly a masterpiece
This music is so ecstatic! Love the joy!
My favorite Tchaikovsky song of all time!
I could of sworn this was a waltz
This is one of the CLEAREST rendition of Swan Lake that I have heard, recently!
Браво! Bravo!
listening to classical music while reading a book literally transports you to a different world and I love it so much!
Makes me want to grab a canvas and begin to paint. Especially at the end.
Why do people think that people would have been limited to hearing this by wealth? Sheet music was very popular, and many middle class families learned to play instruments. There was this thing called a "culture" back then, and most people were involved in it. 10,000 people saw one of Handel's performances in London, open-air public concerts were put on all the time, and there was music in people's homes. Apparently good taste isn't the only thing that died - people's imaginations too.
ah yes people could just put on a whole ballet with orchestral accompaniment in their house. then they sit around a table and sight read paganini together. just what a standard middle class family would do back then. kids these days am i right
If you were born poor in Tsarist Feudalist Russia, then you were gunna stay like that for the rest of your life. There was no getting out of it. Most people in Russia were surfs and lived in misery. They didn't own this music.
Joe Hargrave ok
We still have culture. Europeans, Americans, Asians and Africans all have culture, and everyone who says that white people or other people don´t have culture are a bunch of kankerdebielen.
Mr88 Truth666 I’ve never heard anyone say that. The closest thing I know people doing to that is gatekeeping (like half the people in this comments section), but even that is just saying something is bad, not nonexistent
This composition was maded by Tchaikovsky so that the world recognize him and he is being recognized from century these composers were farsighters as well.
The best part of classical music is its timelessness. After literally centuries, people still listen to it.
This makes me feel like a Strawberry... :3
+Klaus Mana like a strawberry? hahaha
+NAMLAZ wow me too!
This makes me feel like eating strawberries.
Klaus Mana me 2
I didn't expect to relate so much but yes.
The end of this song makes me laugh.... The percussionist really had a grand time at the end. Awesome song though.
6:14
In my opinion this is the most beautiful waltz ever!
A MASTERPIECE
Love this song so much