@Roma funny enough the legend of the tarantella involves medieval townsfolk dancing uncontrollably. Legend has it that the music was supposed to cure ailments ('Tarantula bite') but more likely the town would go into a dance craze after mass hysteria/shock from some bizzare event, and they would play the fast paced tarantella
It's ingenious, in my humble opinion... I haven't yet heard Saint-Saens from this side, a magnificent combination of wittiness and mystery. I'm astounded.
There are deliciousness and ingenuity which can be called nothing, and an impression is remembered. Greetings from Japan. Which national person are you seeing this video？
@@joaopedrovasconcelostoffol4227 Sorry the very late my reply ！ Thank-you so much to your reply ！ Take care of yourself Good luck ！ Hang in there ！ Brazil
@@AylaVoets . Thank-you so much to your reply ！ In Tokyo , people are hustle and bustle with increasing Coronavirus infection of night amusement area and many young people . And the rainy season of our discontent and grumbling comes over . Hang in there ！ USA Take care of yourself Good luck ！ Be on the alert for Coronavirus infection .
imslp.org/wiki/Tarantelle%2C_Op.6_(Saint-Saëns%2C_Camille) Scroll down until you find sheet music and then click the tab that says “Parts (20)” and if you scroll down there will be a part transposed to Bb. I played through this with my friend a couple times and it’s a lot of fun :D
"Tarantella is a group of various folk dances characterized by a fast upbeat tempo, usually in time, accompanied by tambourines. It is among the most recognized forms of traditional southern Italian music." (Wikipedia)
This music makes me feel like a snake that was charmed into dancing for 14 hours nonstop
I'm afraid I will always remember your comment when playing this piece and burst out in laughter.
@@sabinedeixler2637 Then my job here is done ;D
@@Roma-kp4qg done way too well... 😂
@Roma funny enough the legend of the tarantella involves medieval townsfolk dancing uncontrollably. Legend has it that the music was supposed to cure ailments ('Tarantula bite') but more likely the town would go into a dance craze after mass hysteria/shock from some bizzare event, and they would play the fast paced tarantella
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Saint Saens' writing for winds is stupendous!
Y U NO UPLOAD ANYMORE... D:
Saint-Saëns is definitely a great composer who is well worth discovering...
Ikr
He hasn't disappointed me with any piece till now
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@@luisamorinico1970 5?
the staccato/jumpy chords on the piano that are always upholding the melody really help the 3 parts mould together to create something magical
Redheadedmusician 24yu
You don't find many people who appreciate music like this. I like your taste. And i really like this piece!
Well you just found one more who does
I love the flight-like feeling this gives of lightly prancing on tiptoe - thank you for the posting
Sure thing, friend. :D
Would make a great ballet piece
@@MP-cv6if TRUE! Thanks for bringing me back to it this morning~~~(^!^)
@@ojshilinski8358 ^^ thank you!
It's ingenious, in my humble opinion... I haven't yet heard Saint-Saens from this side, a magnificent combination of wittiness and mystery. I'm astounded.
it's an authentic tarantella, it respects traditional features of this folk italian music
Just a masterpiece!!!The great play!Bravissimi
Entertaining. A sheer exercise in craftsmanship written by a great composer doing his morning composing while making use of the toilet.
Really?
This piece is so beautiful 😍❤️
5:58 Wow! A high G on the clarinet! 0_0
Rose Cadenza isn’t that an E though?
@I Did Something NO THANKS
@DevinDeath ok devin
This recording uses an A clarinet. It’s a high F# on the standard Bb clarinet, which is a high G on the A clarinet
I think it's not in key. They probably wrote the clarinet part as if it were for flute or piano instead of Bb
grazie! Un piccolo gioiello che scopro attraverso questo canale..... sono al cinquantesimo ascolto...... meraviglioso...
Fantastic! And with the sheet music! Thank you!
Amazing. Just a note -- headphone users, beware. This piece hurts if you're not prepared!
Yeah, its amazing how this hit in so many ways
4:33 that suspension is on point.
I hope to find myself some flute and clarinet players to play this piece with when I study music in college! :D
One of the motifs reminds me of Shostakovich's DSCH motif, used in many of his works.
I loved this, thanks for sharing!
You're welcome. :)
This makes My heart sing and hair on My arms and Body stands right Up
I haven't played in over 40 years.
This made me cry
What a magnificent work
There are deliciousness and
ingenuity which can be
called nothing,
and an impression
is remembered.
Greetings from Japan.
Which national person are you
seeing this video？
I'm Brazilian
American
@@joaopedrovasconcelostoffol4227
Sorry the very late my reply ！
Thank-you so much to your reply ！
Take care of yourself
Good luck ！
Hang in there ！ Brazil
@@AylaVoets .
Thank-you so much to your reply ！
In Tokyo ,
people are hustle and bustle with increasing Coronavirus infection of night amusement area and many young people .
And the rainy season of our discontent and grumbling comes over .
Hang in there ！ USA
Take care of yourself
Good luck ！
Be on the alert for Coronavirus infection .
I so want to find a piano and flute player to play this with. :D
One day, when my piano skills are good enough, I'll play too
delicate
LOVELY PIECE!!!!
Maravilhoso!!!!!!!!!
Very good!
Great!
I'm glad the woodwinds didn't start playing pop goes the weasel
FABOULOUSE
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Hi! I really like this piece and i wanted to play it, can you please share me the score? Thanks!
Ok I just updated the description box ,thanks.
@@thenameisgsarci Thank You!
What mean the 2nd date on the schedule inform
3:00
4:45
6:18
How will this affect your mind ？
It'll make it feel less lazy
@@MP-cv6if
Thanks
Which is your country?
Good luck
@@shin-i-chikozima india
@@MP-cv6if
Thanks
Take cure of yourself
How is your country?
Good luck
@@shin-i-chikozima all good
It kinda sounds like Brahms
04:46 - 06:12
The Dsch motif is found throughout.
Hmm another Shostakovich fan
Is the clarinet in this Bb or A?
It is in A.
what key would it be in for a Bb clarinet then?
Rebecca2001 thanks, I found the sheet music and found out earlier 😊
Callum Hold imslp website
But in imslp it doesn't have for piano😢😢
Is there a part for b flat clarinet?
Eu também não sei
imslp.org/wiki/Tarantelle%2C_Op.6_(Saint-Saëns%2C_Camille)
Scroll down until you find sheet music and then click the tab that says “Parts (20)” and if you scroll down there will be a part transposed to Bb. I played through this with my friend a couple times and it’s a lot of fun :D
Did anybody else hear the constant ticking of flute and clarinet keys? They need to reposition the mikes. Distracting.
flute and clarinet keys replay the sound of the tamburello basco (other of the tricche ballacche)
both the instruments are twice, piatti and bass
I kinda enjoy the sounds. It makes it sound more real if that makes sense
What language the gsarci
What does tarantella mean?
"Tarantella is a group of various folk dances characterized by a fast upbeat tempo, usually in time, accompanied by tambourines. It is among the most recognized forms of traditional southern Italian music." (Wikipedia)
thank you!!
"usually in time" didn't you mean to type "usually in 6/8 time" ?
It's a copypaste. Some tarantellas, interestingly, do not restrict themselves to 6/8 time.
@@thenameisgsarci That's why there is a "usually". But yes, they sometimes have other time signatures
Watta dad
ピアノが物足らない。習作ですか。ピアノをファゴットにして木管三重奏にした方が良かったかもしれませんね。
豪太豪太 ii
To many mistakes...
This comment is what is known as "irony".
Indeed.
Edi That moment when a reply has 39x more likes than the original comment
as yours....TOO many....
@@potatoman8763 He got ratio'd