Benjamin Britten - The Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra (Official Score Video)
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- B&H Study Score Video Series: Listen and follow along with the publisher's score of Benjamin Britten’s "The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra," Op. 34.
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The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra, Op. 34
Composed by Benjamin Britten
Performed by André Previn and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Courtesy of Telarc / Concord
Album available here: www.amazon.com/Prokofiev-Brit...
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The re-emergence of the Purcell from the fugue is, I believe, one of the most beautiful moments in all of music. I nearly cry at it every time
OMG I agree!!
Whenever I decide to listen to that moment I always hope not to explode! :)
Gottes Segen
Theme A (Full Orchestra) 0:07
Theme B (Woodwinds) 0:32
Theme C (Brass) 0:55
Theme D (Strings) 1:17
Theme E (Percussion) 1:36
Theme F (Full Orchestra) 1:53
Variation A, Presto (Flutes and Piccolo) 2:18
Variation B, Lento (Oboes) 2:47
Variation C, Moderato (Clarinets) 3:50
Variation D, Allegro all marcia (Bassoons) 4:29
Variation E, Brilliante- alla potacca (Violins) 5:26
Variation F, Meno mosso (Violas) 6:01
Variation G, (Cellos) 7:02
Variation H, Cominciando lento ma poco a poco accel. (Doublebasses) 8:16
Variation I, Allegro (Harp) 9:21
Variation J, L’atesso tempo (Horns) 10:08
Variation K, Presto (Trumpets) 10:59
Variation L, Allegro pomposo (Trombones and Tuba) 11:31
Variation M, Moderato (Percussion) 12:33
Fugue, Allegro Molto 14:26
(adapted from another version so the timestamps might not be 100% accurate)
You getz it. Cliff note champion 🏆
As a bassoonist, I love how he wrote “deepest sounds” and then wrote a quite high solo, and at the end got them to play up to c (octave above middle c) I really want to play thi£
I wish this was the first orchestral piece I heard. I went to my first one when I was 7 I think, and I was so confused by everything but the music was brilliant. Now after being in band for almost five years and being an absolute music nerd has helped me learn everything and cant wait to graduate in 3 yrs to go to a music college
Anyways here's an update: I've decided to be a Music Performance Major at the University of Kansas. I'm taking lessons and picking the oboe back up to double along with my clarinet. I want the Fugue to be one of my audition excerpts.
Clarinet is on top. But I picked up the bassoon instead of the oboe as my concert instrument.
16:24 - Goosebumps!
I always get goosebumps at this moment! Is so fucking epic
The moment at 16:24 is pure genius. That made me search for the sheet to find out exactly how it was written rhythmically.
I'm a french horn player for almost 8 years, but this piece made me fall in love with the harp so deeply
Check out his ceremony of carols for Christmas. It's a harpist delight
THE FUGUE IS SO FUCKING E P I C
This made me subscribe. Whoever had the brains to put this up in B&H deserves a promotion. (whoever voted it down deserves the musical intellect they have)
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I must say, the ending fugue has got to be my favorite part of this piece. This is like, the most classical piece of classical music.
16:25 literally straight out of Gods playlist
Oh this is great! Second level Young Person's guide! The first level is attending the concert and hearing maestro introduce everything. When the kids are adolescents, they can follow along the score and learn basic score reading! Really excellent video!
God I wish there were no ads in the middle of this masterpiece
you and me both
That's why I use Vanced.
Plot twist: The ads are the optional narration.
Recording Info:
The Young Person’s Guide to the Orchestra, Op. 34
Composed by Benjamin Britten
Performed by André Previn and the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
Courtesy of Telarc / Concord
This has always been my favorite of Britten's compositions...I would listen to it as a child on a CD that also had Prokoviev's Peter and the Wolf on it and while that is absolutely wonderful music I quickly ended up going back again and again to this, especially the Fugue. Just wonderful music.
One of my favorite composition of all times! Perfect music, electrifying and moving at the same time.
Such an exciting piece! Do you have a favorite variation?
@@BooseyHawkes No, I don't: are all memorable!
It was also the first piece by Britten that I heard, when I was a child. Now I know almost all his music.
This piece got me interested in music and i love it so much!!!
Twenty years before, my teacher let me listen to this music. Unfortunately, I forgot the name. Today, I find it out here!
Me too.When I was 13 years old.
I was 10 when I first knew about this piece . Then I fell in love with classical music instantly. Such a beautiful piece !
Brilliant ending
Instruments Of The Orchestra - My Opinion
Flute & Piccolo: The flute is beautiful while the piccolo is nice when it’s not blowing my ears off
Oboe: The oboe is very nice, beautiful even
Clarinet: The clarinet is my favorite instrument, I loved its sound ever since I was younger
Bassoon: The bassoon is my very beautiful instrument, if only it got more solos
Violin: The violin is my favorite string instrument even though it can hurt my ears at times
Viola: The viola is a very nice instrument, if only people gave it the chance to show off its abilities
Cello: The cello a nice instrument with a very nice sound
String/Double Bass: The double bass actually sounds really nice when it’s not causing an earthquake
Harp: The harp is absolutely beautiful, an angel’s favorite instrument
French Horn: The french horn is a nice instrument with a awesome sound
Trumpet: Just like the violin, the trumpet is nice when it’s not hurting my ears
Trombone & Tuba: They are both awesome low instruments
Percussion: They’re okay when they don’t make a lot of noise
wow...it's...it's...Awsome!
THANK YOU I can study so good with that
i know you from school .I'm all with you :)
@@niffler_da8590 ok
16:24
You know, my school's marching band actually has a variation to this for marching band called "Young persons guide to the neitherworld" which is pretty much this but with a Tim Burton spin to it!
Waw!!!!!!!!
15:49
2:14
8:17
7:00
5:26
Excerpt 1 6:00
Except 2 15:17
Excerpt 3 16:24 ?
Thanks
Huge thanks! You dont know how much time this saved me!
06:00
1:25
10:58
06：00
Theme
00:06 Full Orchestra
00:32 Woodwinds
00:56 Brasses
01:17 Strings
01:36 Percussion
01:53 Full Orchestra again
U just saved 5 minutes of my time thx
4:24 Heheheh... Just wait until you get to the contrabassoons...
And the subcontrabassoons, too! Then you'll really be in rock bottom. Pitch wise, that is.
What contrabassoons??? Britten forgot about them.
"There was a young fellow named Otto
Who could f*rt like a Contrafaggotto
But the orchestra pit
Started smelling like sh*t
And he never achieved a vibrato."
@@herbchilds1512 AYYYYYYYY
hi 7.1
3 after letter I, not an easy passage at that tempo.
death scenes music
Hallo 🙋♂️
moin moin
hey
seid ihr vom esg?
Dieser Lehrer
15:09
15:26
14:25
15:08