1812 Overture | Epic Trailer Version
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ต.ค. 2024
- Check out our epic cover of Tchaikovsky's 1812 Overture. A hugely popular track that we have wanted to do so here it is. Enjoy!!
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Artist: L'Orchestra Cinématique
Writer: Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Label: Chapel Music
Publisher: N2K Publishing Limited
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Robert Heaney
I like to imagine when Tchaikovsky was composing this he was just screaming that he needed more power until eventually someone just lost it and wheeled in a cannon like “sAtIsFiEd?!” And it just stuck
It's kinda funny,, Tchaikovsky's goal with 1812 was LOUD. He wanted church bells and cannons because you can't get much louder than that. If C4 or Nukes had been invented in Tchaikovsky's time, you bet your bottom dollar there'd be holes all over the landscape around St. Petersburg
even funnier is that later in life Tchaikovsky hated the song because it was loud like hes not the one who put the canons in the song
I laugh so hard at this comment, thank you for making me laugh so hard
Tchaikovsky sounds like Vergil here. I like it.
The actual reason why there's cannons is do to it being about the military and the Napoleons failed attempt to take the motherland
"You got the cannons?"
"Yep, you got the intensely awesome background music?"
"Yep. Let's go commit some anarchy."
Too accurate
I will play this as loud as I can on November the 5th
Hey hold up
I think we should do this in my country (Philippines)..
Why? What happens in that date?
@@violettbellerose1173 Remember, Remember the 5th of November the gunpowder treason and plot...
Familiar with the movie V for vendetta?
@@PrinceAlhorian Haven't watched it yet :(
Imagine Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" concluding Kubrick's 'Napoleon'. Imagine Napoleon struggling for breath on the last bed he will ever feel, him standing on a cliff on St. Helena, him looking at the horizon as the sun slips into the Atlantic, his raised arm leading a column of men into battle one last time, his horse rearing, his saber shining, even as all of Europe brings his empire to an end. And before he slips into the void, he utters the name of his true love. "Josephine." He sees her as he saw her when he was but an ordinary soldier, a foreigner in a France that he would one day call his own, a man in whom ambition found an avatar. Just the thought alone makes me shiver. If only Kubrick made his film for all of us to love.
Reading this whole listening the beginning of the sound.
Ah yes. The one song where you have to call for an artillery bombardment.
Literally.
I consider this the first truly cinematic piece of music ever written.
Then you've never heard Beethoven's Wellington's Victory.
@@Scooternjng true.
@@Scooternjng Ah yes 19th century bombastic classical music aka "fuck Napoléon music".
This is one of my favorite pieces of classical music not just because it’s written by one of my favorite composers and not because of the beautiful notes and melody and sheer beauty but also because of the freaking cannons that are used and loud bells and it’s so chaotic and I’m in love
Omg, yes. I love how it goes from calm to just epicness.
Kat Knova I too, love how it goes from mollusk to masterpiece.
From oyster to overwhelming.
From bivalve to baronial.
From abalone to awesome.
Lets be honest, we all needed this. Thank you.
Hmm
hmm hmmhmm
Hrrrr
Yup, we needed this. still excited for Indiana jones.
Coming soon! ;)
@@LOrchestraCinematique Nice Thx!
“So how epic can we make this already epic piece?
“Yes”
"Here comes the crescendo!"
- V
Glorious is it not!?!
Remember, remember the 5th of November, the gunpowder treason and plot. I know of reason the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.
1812 Overture: *plays*
The House of Commons:
*chuckles*
"I'm in danger"
Only if you're inside the building on the fifth of November...
the theme of an event between Russia and France, immortalized by a movie that happens in Britain
but it doesn’t matter! it’s epic in every way!
1812's Overture from Tchaikovsky can't be more epic than that !
This guy; *Hold my beer intensifies*
I love how you added "Slav'sya" before the end.
Absolutely beautiful!!!
It's the version used during the Soviet era, where the "God Save the Tsar" part is censored, and replaced with "Slav'sya"
So the inferior version of the song is here? Rats.
3:56. this is the Soviet version of the 1812 overture.
Replacing the god save the tsar with the Slav'saya song.
It's as epic as the OG version
Glad someone noticed that Slav'sya was played
i've got a version of this one somewhere that has real cannon shot. the first time i heard that i nearly jumped out of my skin, the headphones i was using made it feel like i was in the middle of a real cannon barrage.
People should not be afraid of their governments, but the governments should be afraid of the people!
Government is naught but to serve the people. Kings, Presidents, Prime Minister May be their highest representatives and subjects to popular scorn, but they are beholden to the whims of the people.
@@Edmonton-of2ec ah a fellow canadian
Che Guevara Odd choice of name
@@Edmonton-of2ec my name does contradict me yes
Oh boy this comment did NOT age well in America.
This is so beautiful. To think this was composed back in the 1800s. And brought back into the current day by this totally awesome version! Do please continue making epic versions of the classics!!
WE ESCAPING THE CATACOMBS WITH THIS ONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
WHO TF JUST SPOKE TO JOHN BEFORE THE SAPS COULD BUILD 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
WHY IS NO ONE MANNING THE CANNONS 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
AND WHY ARE THEY LOADED WITH GRAPESHOT 🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️ 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Finally g&b fans @evantgse @TheSkookat
WHO TALKED TO JEAN LOUISE LE PETIT OUI OUI DUBOIRE!?? 🗣️🗣️🔥🔥
Ils construisent les fortifications 🗣️🗣️🗣️
Just when you think a song couldn't possible get more epic, this channel never ceases to amaze me.
After listening to several of your pieces ("Carol Of The Bells", "Moonlight Sonata" & "Swan Lake" are in my favourites playlist since I can remember), and at the same time after listening to a couple of approaches to an orchestration of the band as tributes here in TH-cam, I can't help but wonder...
What humanly inconceivable kind of epicness would the world come to meet if L'Orchestra Cinématique made a version of "Narayan" by The Prodigy?
It’s not epic until the cannons come out
“I must restore the power in Europe” ahh beat 😭😭😭
I have a suggestion, Jurassic Park (Main Theme).
i agree.
They already did that, along with Fallen Kingdom about 2 years ago I believe
you sir, have brought a tear to this Russians eye bravo!
Do you have epic trailer version on Kung Fu Panda?
The original is already so cinematic that it's hard to improve on, but you guys did a great job!
_sees some comment from a while ago requesting an epic version of Overture_
« Hey, that may be a good idea! »
_sees THIS in recommended_
« ... *oh boi.* »
L'orchestra Cinematique. The only channel to make one of the best classical works even better than its source material consistently
I love all these renditions of classical music into epic classical music! Could you possibly do Gustav Holst Planets: Mars?
Was listening to this at work and suddenly at the 4:00 mark I thought it sounded quite a bit like "Jupiter" from Holst's Planets Suite.
L’Orchestra Cinématique, I’m hoping for an epic cover of Power Rangers theme
i agree.
It's good I was alone while listening to this because if anyone saw me rocking out to this song, they would have thought I lost my mind. (They would be right, though.)
This fine piece of music is probably an epic way for your mind to go.
Leaving this here so that when someone likes it I get reminded of this masterpiece
Oh... that was fun! Thank you L'Orchestra Cinematique for an epic epic! ;)
Thanks guys for this beautiful peace!! 🥀💜
Awesomesauce my friend!
Magnificent
Awesome!!! 💕
It's the Soviet version with "Glory" instead of "God Save the Tsar"!
This song is originally about *Russians overcoming of Napoleon and liberation of Motherland from French army* . Music narrative: French offense - Russian defense, than oppisite and again - multiple times. At one moment French army enters Moscow and Russians burn it for the purpose of continue to fight and show that they ain't gonna surrender. Partisan war starts then Russian army regroups. And finally - *Russians enters Paris. Victory!*
P.S. At the end you can hear another Russian masterpiece - part of Glinka's "Славься" - "Slavsya" (Glory verb).
The bit at 1:19 is very similar to the begining of the French National Anthem "La Marseillaise"
It is intentional
That's the point, the piece is about the 1812 Russian campaign and the French national anthem kicks in to represent that France is doing well prior to Moscow
@@terrysmyth4277 interesting
This should be used for the John Wick 4 trailer (super hyped for that movie)
That is actually a great idea! It does have a lot of Russian stuff going on, so this would perfect
I'm French, and I admit that I heart in this song some extracts from the "Marseillaise - French anthem", maybe Rouget de Lisle was inspired by Tchaikovsky
No, this piece commemorates a battle between the Russians and Napoleon. The Marseillaise was used here to illustrate the French army.
Besides, Tchaikovsky wrote this in 1880, while Rouget de Lisle created the Marseillaise in 1792. By Tchaikovsky's time it was already the French national anthem 🙂
@@mr2gkYKMN I know this, I just said that maybe the Marseillaise use some music ideas of this song
@@jzimmer3493 Ah je me disais bien que ça ressemblait grave à la Marseillaise, je suis pas folle 😂
While “Le chant du depart” was the anthem of the French Empire back then, I remember reading somewhere that Tchaikovsky used “Marseillaise” to represent the French since more people knew that anthem.
I gave a like before even listening to the song. Congrats!
Remember, remember the 5th of November... 🌹💥
Remember remember the 5th of November the Gunpowder, Treason and Plot. I know of no reason why the Gunpowder treason Should ever, be, forgot.
Wait for the boat 🧟♀️🧟♀️🧟
Epic!
I LOVE 1812 OVERTURE!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now Who Wants These Guys To Do Shostakovich?
No Cannons? And why go with the Soviet era version ending in Slavs'ya instead of the original ending with Bozhe, Tsarya Khrani?
Could you do something from Sweeney Todd or Jekyll and Hyde the Musical? Or could you do Selina Transforms from Batman Returns?
3:45 my fav part 😂
Thank you
3:46 That’s all and good Mr Mussolini but what kind of haircut am I giving you?
An: Bald
Tchaikovsky, the only bard, who can buff artillery
What instrument do you play?
Cannon!
When you have such an epic heart that percussions are not enough for you.
Tchaikovsky to any other composer: Hold my cannons
No God Save the Tsar? Why go with Choir Glory?
Farewell to Slavianka perhaps?
They used the USSR version, perhaps?
@@Linuxield Possibly.
What instrument do you play?
Me: PLASMA CANNONS
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Possa il nuovo anno portarti felicità, pace e prosperità. Ti auguro un gioioso 2021!
20th Century Fox's "1812: A Story of War and Victory"
Really nice. Really good movie too
Remember remember the Fifth of November
NO
YES *fires cannon*
3:45
Mark MANCINA Isolated Score Tchaikovsky 1812 Overture
¡Esta versión es sensacional!
Freaking awesome!!!!!
I love you. Just... yeah. I love you.
nice.
Trailer Music for a movie about Napolen's Invasion of Russia
Also interesting they use the version with Slavsya
♥️
Its not Tchaikovsky without cannons, can u pls do one with cannons?
:3
Is it just me or do I see a masterpiece without 1k likes?
this is good but just you can't beat the one at the end of v for vendetta.
Most brutal drop in music history
Remember, remember.
This version literally makes me cry.... probably I was one of those Russian soldiers who battled against France that time
_Nice_
Interesting how the tsar related part of the song got replaced with the same song as the Soviet version
I was sort of hoping for you to do an epic version of the march of steel torment or March of Mighty Blowing East Wind ,both are played during 2019's Chinese National day parade, show my country some love, would you ?
Before V, there was John Crichton and he would approve of this.
Offenbach's Can Can next?
Make the Memory from the movie Cats Epic Trailer Version, please?
Napoleon: Why do I hear boss music?
The cannons became laser cannons.
Can you do the panzerlied epic version despite the history that is very good and epic music
Can you do Mussorgsky's "The Pictures at an Exhibition" Epic trailer Version!!
When you make the full song you should mark it down as your greatest achievement.
Please make an epic trailer version of Dvorak's Allegro con fuoco
You should do indiania Jones theme
Do Waluigi Pinball from Mario kart DS
I always see this comment on L’Orchestra Cinematique’s vidéos :P
There are way better mario songs
WAAAA
Third
😯💛
can you do a epic version of Verdi - Aida?
Very few alterations, possibly because it's pretty epic already.
When we've kicked covid for 6, this in the largest park you can find, with the biggest speakers.
"Remember, remember the fifth of November, the gunpowder, treason, and blood. For i see no reason the gunpowder and treason should ever be forgotten."
An epic version for Power Rangers plsssss
Russia would be proud of you