I've heard that if you skip to the end and then click replay you don't get ads. I'm not sure if this works, since I use an adblocker and don't get them anyways
@@murphyjacob6759 Do not use adblock. It may seem like a good solution for avoiding ads now, but because of adblocks youtube and other websites doesn't earn enough money form their ads. Therefore more and more sites will transition to a subscription based service, and maybe youtube will too. They have allready begun using two ads in a row to get the most out of their ads, and they are offering a paid service without ads, and if we continue to use adblocks, maybe all of youtube will be accesable only to paying users.
Imagine that time, there was no technology to record his music. The only way you could experience it was going to a performance, the only way of preserving these amazing pieces of music was by writing it down.
People tend to romanticise that time period - truth is, you wouldn't get to experience this then. You'd likely be poor as shit like 99% of the population back then and living in filth.
I am going to be the annoying person here and mention that Tchaikovsky was actually from the Romantic Period (One of my favourites). Although this music may sound quite similar to Classical, it has a lot more emotion (created by dynamic changes etc.) which is what helps make it so interesting. So there's a bit of music history for you all, and again, sorry for getting all technical.
Composers can be very odd, and intensely critical of their own work: really surprises me that he hated this and almost destroyed it. This is my favorite masterpiece in all of classical music!
Fun fact: At first when Tchaikovsky composed this, he thought it was so ugly that he actually was about to burn it, until someone (I don’t know who) convinced him to keep these beautiful pieces. P.S After Covid, I encourage people to watch the play “the nutcracker”. It’s beautiful.
When I invent my time machine I will travel back then, to personally thank Chaikovsky for his marvelous music... I will have also anough time to learn how to write his last name properly.
I like when classical composers used unusual instruments in their compositions, such as the celeste in "Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy." Tchaikovsky did that a lot. Hard to top the cannon though.
@@motazpharaon1397 I was aware of the cannons my first time listening (because the title of the video said with cannons) and it still scared the fuck out of me lmao.
Has anyone here remembered 'Tom and Jerry: A Nutcraker Tale'? This became so memorable to me because of this childhood movie. (Edited. I've learned a lot of classical pieces and some composers from Tom and Jerry films. I am so grateful that I had a wonderful childhood, and that I get to hear these beautiful pieces when I was young because honestly, our music class before wasn't keen enough to let us hear the pieces of the composers they taught us about.)
I remember watching that movie around 10 years ago and that, along with other Tom and Jerry works made me appreciate the beauty that is the classical genre and boy am I grateful for that.
bro in this generation, only artist like BTS can have that much views, so much Overrated their music is , listening to this music, they are just literally garbage
You only think of that becuse of asociation. In popular culture, palaces have often been showed with classical music playing in the background. This has influenced your mind into asociating classical music with palaces
For mobile users who want to listen to this great piece on the go: I. Miniature Overture 0:00 II. Danses caractéristiques --a. Marche 3:29 --b. Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy 5:59 --c. Russian Dance (Trepak) 7:47 --d. Arabian Dance 8:58 --e. Chinese Dance 12:04 --f. Reed-Flutes 13:05 III. Waltz of the Flowers 15:15
I am grateful my grandpa taught me to appreciate this music genre, also this musician and many others, before he let go of his mortal coil. Thanks Grumpy-gramps.
One of my most cherished memories of Christmas was waking up early to admire the family tree. My dad put the Nutcracker Suite on the record player. He then told that if I looked hard enough I could the sugar plum fairie dancing on the ornaments. Thanks to childhood magic, I did!
My dad would also play the nutcracker on the record player and other Tchaikovsky waltzes when my sister's and I were children. We would always say, "put on my rinnas!" to put our ballet shoes on. Then we would dance around the house.
Tchaikovsky was decently satisfied with the music, otherwise he wouldn’t have allowed it to be used in the ballet. The show itself was not successful when it was first premiered. That’s why he chose several pieces from it to preserve for the future. That’s known now as The Nutcracker Suite.
This music will forever whisper "Christmas"! I remember a younger self, sitting in the living room with the decorated tree, watching Christmas cartoons, my mom and grandmom cooking Christmas food in the kitchen, me and my brother expecting for our gifts! It was so nice back then! :(
No other composer has written so many recognizable and loved immortal melodies, many often finding themselves in the same piece. An inexhaustible genius.
What a genius and such wonderful classical music he gave us. This is keeping me " sane " whilst I am here in hospital, and certainly makes life etc better. Thank you Tchaikovsky. Irene M. Barcelona
I've known Tchaikovsky's music for years now, ( I am so old), but his invention and beguiling melodies remain fresh. So unjust that for several decades his music was held in contempt by those 'in the know'. It is great to learn that new and younger people are warming to him too. He would be so glad to know that his endeavours were not in vain...He was surely one of the greatest composers of music.
As I sit here listening to the full suite for the first time I'm amazed at how often it's been used (in countless different ways). It's difficult to comprehend the genius it must take to create this masterpiece.
I think you just have to be the first. I mean even Yankee Doodle was stolen from one of the great composers. All the simple melodies/jingles you know, are from the great composers. Even the Nokia ringtone.
@@uzefulvideos3440 it's not like he hated this suite. he actually like the suite itself but severely disappointed at the first performance of this suite.
A lot of musicians are kinda dissatisfied with their creations I don't mean like completely dissatisfied but at a low level , yes I think this is probably because they somewhat know of even greater melodies but they just can't fully comprehend or understand how to put it together the final work is somewhere between the actual thing and it's Shadow And normal people completely adore the final product because they probably couldn't even think of the final product's Shadow
Of all the classical music I've heard; so far this by far is my favorite. Two of my brothers were ballet dancers. And yearly would have perform to this piece. The first time I saw them in performance it was to this. My youngest brother played the Nutcracker and my older brother the Rat King.🌲
This takes me back many years.... fond memories of my father in the kitchen,listening to this on the radio.. conducting while cooking with such passion ..passing on a love for such music....i would give anything to be there again, in that kitchen to hear this with him....
Some people here in comments talk about other great composers But to be honest with my self , this man is the only composer on the earth that i can listen his music for one hour without stopping or boring
I remember I used to go see The Nutcracker every year it came. I was always blown away from how magical it felt. Everytime I hear these pieces I can still feel that feeling of pure amazement no matter how many times I had seen the ballet. This ballet will always be apart of me and I will always appreciate it.
Tchaikovsky was a Genius and I think will be remembered for all time. His music is so iconic and recognisable even if people don't know it is his work. Of course to me the Nutcracker Suite just makes Christmas that much more special. He had more than any composer I think the ability to make his music sound mystical and almost like listening to magic spells at work or churning in a cauldron.
A genius composer who without fail has brought tears to my eyes every single time I've listened to this incredible ballet. Its magic and music. They're the same thing really.
I am not at all a culture vulture but as a child I was taken by my primary school to the royal festival hall on the south bank of London to watch the Nutcracker suite ballet. I absolutely loved the performance and watching this video now just takes me back to when I was a child. Total enjoyment. This is truly a masterpiece…x
Today 180 years ago was born the greatest russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky Сегодня 180 лет со дня рождения величайшего российского композитора Петра Ильича Чайковского
Как же я обожаю Чайковского, больше всего на свете. Он подарил мне жизнь, конечно благодаря моим родителям. Атмосфера театра оперы и балета всегда была для меня невероятным праздником с самого раннего детства и в этой атмосфере всегда был главным героем Чайковский. Это мой самый любимый с самого раннего детства гений, герой и талант, которого никто не сможет победить. Мой самый любимый на свете композитор и человек.
I love Tchaikovsky's music so much, he is my favorite composer. I am not very knowledgeble in classical music but I know he has the reputation of being one if not the best melodist and I think this is the best example: of the eight parts listed in the description, 5 of them are very recognasiable and iconic to me. If I had to choose one word to describe he music I would choose fantasy because it's the first music I listened to that gives me escapism the same way books and tv shows do. His music transport me to a fantasy. Even though in my family we never had very happy christmas, the Nutcracker Suite reminds me of memories i never had of christmas. Also at first I didn't like this part: 18:41 but know it's my favorite part it immerses me in a different world (I especially like it in another recording)
You should listen to his symphonies. Specially number 6. It's the saddest piece of music ever written, hard to believe it comes from the same guy who composed these.
Honestly, Tchaikovsky was the reason I genuinely got into classical music. Without him, I wouldn't have really invest that much into classical music and ballet.
Tchaikovsky's this composition is truly matchless. All the pleasures in the world cannot measure up to it and this is not a hyperbole ! The composition is mesmerising . Tchaikovsky , you are immortal.
Other composers have been referred to as genius, but I think Tchaikovsky is probably up there with Da Vinci and Enstein in their respective fields...when I listen to his music, he can literally change my mood for the day!..the deftness of touch he has with every piece is staggering!
Monroe Madison Er!!...I was just saying how much I liked this composer ???...and by the way, is that a picture of you on your TH-cam image?...mmm!! get the irony?
Monroe Madison I meant the part about Einstein. I never really researched personalities such as him but now I'm curious. How did you learn how he did, what he did? If he did steal other patents and etc. how's he still praised for what he is?
Monroe Madison what is your point monroe? are you trying to change history? No one really cares. We are here to listen to the nutcracker, not a ballbreaker like you.
Every melody is so incredibly iconic and then Arabian Dance is like the child who is moderately successful but seen as a disappointment cause they're constantly compared to their siblings
I kinda feel bad about the Arabian Dance tho, I personally love it. It sucks that it is considerably less known than the other melodies on the suite :(
Probably one of my all time favorite pieces of classical music. When I recently played through Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance and entered the Fantasia world and this music started playing. I literally nearly cried from it's beauty. Such a beautiful piece of music.
The whole ballet is not performed here. Actually, some of the absolute best has been omitted - like the end of Act I “Snow”, and the Grand Pas de Deux in Act II is incredibly breathtaking and will give you goosebumps. Please do listen to the whole ballet in it’s entirety and learn the story behind it to help the music make sense.
I can’t imagine waking up in the 19th century or 20th century to a snowy Christmas with a band playing these music outside with everyone celebrating. I wish I could.
Mis palabras no pueden expresar la belleza que destila esta genial composición. Un grande Tchaikovsky, y gracias por subirla a TH-cam para que todos puedan acceder a semejante obra musical.
This actually is quite the calming music. Enjoying this on a saturday morning after a very stressful Friday is really helping dealing with stress. Thanks for uploading!
I just love the part from 16:00 and that from 16:40... I still remember as a child when we had this class in school called 'music' and we learned about history and evolving of music, listening to a lot of it also, this and the opening to 'piano concerto no 1' were my absolute favorites. I still love classical music now 15 years later.
I had music class too in elementary school, but it was teaching us how to sing and how to read music. I wish I learned more about history of music and about musical instrument in that class.
Tchaikovsky is the greatest of them all because of his astounding versatility. This magnificent ballet and his 2 other brilliant ballets, opera, symphonies, concertos, choral, chamber, stand alone masterworks like Capriccio Italien and one of the first great modern song writers (None But the Lonely Heart).
I remember playing this in elementary school in 1988 in 1st grade on piano, they wanted me to leave school and play with the Philharmonic groups in NYC, L.A. and Chicago playing this and the entire Nutcracker every year.
Reminds me of my childhood. Watching Tom & Jerry and lots of Christmas movies and animations, eating cereal with my pajamas on at all times. I want to cry from this nostalgic atmosphere of Mistletoes, gift-wrapped presents, candy canes, and the red and green auras.
This opening piece and the moors dance are my absolute favorite parts of the nutcracker. I remember many times seeing this work with my family, an American tradition. The Nutcracker is obviously a supreme example of a single composition being with many simply though brilliant melodic ideas.
My old elementary used to hold a nutcracker play the monday and tuesday of thanksgiving break. the third graders would sing to the lyrics given to these iconic songs by the music teacher the fourth graders would be acting on stage the fifth graders working behind the scenes with the music teacher to make sure everything was running smoothly i may have watched the true ballet a million times and listened to the song even more, but watching this play and being the narrator of it in my fourth grade year just gave me true nostalgia.
“Snow” at the end of Act 1 and the “Grand Pas de Deux” of the Sugar Plum Fairy and her come to life Cavalier Nutcracker are the absolute best parts. Brings back many fond memories of being in many Nutcracker performances that still gives me heart palpitations and goose bumps.
Genial compositor es Tchaikovsky, sus obras son inmortales, va disfrutar de su música todos generaciones hasta que existe la humanidad! Gracias por compartir, encantada!!!!
How many unforgettable melodies will be there in your piece?
Tchaikovsky: Yes
How good is the piece?
Tchaikovsky: "YES
Tchaikovsky always yes!"
Tchaikovsky No always has been...
Tchaikovsky was so good at composing melodies. One of the best in the history of human kind.
Tchaikovsky: Da
It is my pleasure to turn your 999 comment to a thousand. Good one bro.
He was ranked 40th on a list of "greatest composers of all time"
In the immortal words of my 18 year old daughter, "wait, what?"
E4T6. Who’s doing the ranking? 🤔
What 40th?
40th or 4th ?
@@djbradfrd Buzzfeed;
#1 was Dorian Grey
Jk I have no idea who made it
He's in my top 3 with Mozart and Beethoven. And he's second to none
Having ads in the MIDDLE of a piece should be illegal
I've heard that if you skip to the end and then click replay you don't get ads.
I'm not sure if this works, since I use an adblocker and don't get them anyways
Blame music companies for copyrighting the video :/
Use uBlock Origin. It's free and a lot better than any other adblockers in my opinion
@@murphyjacob6759 Do not use adblock. It may seem like a good solution for avoiding ads now, but because of adblocks youtube and other websites doesn't earn enough money form their ads. Therefore more and more sites will transition to a subscription based service, and maybe youtube will too. They have allready begun using two ads in a row to get the most out of their ads, and they are offering a paid service without ads, and if we continue to use adblocks, maybe all of youtube will be accesable only to paying users.
@@bacahilas4764 Install? It's a free chrome extension.
Tchaik: *writes a melody*
Disney 100 years later: Is for me?
You mean 100
@@ianw1976 Yeah if he did most of this stuff in the later 1800's and Disney used it in the 50-60's yeah its more like 100 years my bad
@@thetexanbuzzsaw3145 That's alright.
“No, BAD Disney! Bad!”
@@thetexanbuzzsaw3145 Tchaikovsky: 1840-1893 AD.
Imagine that time, there was no technology to record his music. The only way you could experience it was going to a performance, the only way of preserving these amazing pieces of music was by writing it down.
I would pay my life to attend his concert if i lived that age
recording is just a writing for computer to play on speakers too
People tend to romanticise that time period - truth is, you wouldn't get to experience this then. You'd likely be poor as shit like 99% of the population back then and living in filth.
Phương Nguyễn imagine all the peasants and the commoners who really wanted to go and listen but can’t afford to listen to classical performances...
Must suck u cant listen to his music without a but load of money 😂
Some people: "Classical music is boring"
Also some people: "I love this movie soundtrack"
...
Also me: "The nutcracker. Eheheheh."
@@tictactoe101 You know when you don't laugh, but a "phrm" comes out of your mouth?
I don't understand how classical music can be boring.
@@fakename3440 ikr. Its so full of life and energy.
I am going to be the annoying person here and mention that Tchaikovsky was actually from the Romantic Period (One of my favourites). Although this music may sound quite similar to Classical, it has a lot more emotion (created by dynamic changes etc.) which is what helps make it so interesting. So there's a bit of music history for you all, and again, sorry for getting all technical.
I wonder if Tchaikovsky realized, when he was alive, that his name would endure through history as one of the greatest composers of all time?
*history's greatest composer
Don't think so considering most composers get credits for their work AFTER they died
Christopher Halim Yeah. Btw: Doctor Who!
beethoven rolled over and told him the news
GreenReaperTT I see what you did there you sly dog.. XD
Hard to believe Tchaikovsky wasn't pleased with this.. One of the best Russian classical music composers.
Must have been very hard to please
Composers can be very odd, and intensely critical of their own work: really surprises me that he hated this and almost destroyed it. This is my favorite masterpiece in all of classical music!
Probablemente fue por el síndrome del creador
One of the best composers period. No qualifiers needed. Easily top 10 regardless of nationality or genre of music.
Michael Bublè: I am the voice of Christmas
Russia: **laughs in Tchaikovsky*
This comment hits so hard ahahahahah great job
Lol, you memelord
you spelt Bublé wrong
@@mossymusa365 the fact that you got annoyed because of a single comment makes me want to annoye you more, but i'll resist.
@@mossymusa365 your first sentince doesn't make sense. And why do I care?
Fun fact: At first when Tchaikovsky composed this, he thought it was so ugly that he actually was about to burn it, until someone (I don’t know who) convinced him to keep these beautiful pieces.
P.S After Covid, I encourage people to watch the play “the nutcracker”. It’s beautiful.
Oooh interesting!
Lol, after covid....
So now we know that Tchaïkovsky, despite being talented, had very bad taste 🤐
I heard that he just hated it at first, but after his sister's death he used the nutcracker as an outlet and stopped hating it for obvious reasons
Why wait?????
Random Person: "You cant possibly make a piece with more that two unforgettable melodies in it, now, can you?"
Tchaikovski: "Hold my vodka"
Melutox you win the interwebs sir
Tchaikovsky's got a habit of that.
Random Person: You can't have drums louder than you already have.
Tchaikovsky: Hold my vodka...and get me cannons
aah, yeah, 1812 overture is awesome :v
@@VicāriusHispāniārum
Agreed.
*hold my cannons*
When I invent my time machine I will travel back then, to personally thank Chaikovsky for his marvelous music... I will have also anough time to learn how to write his last name properly.
Very cute.
I like when classical composers used unusual instruments in their compositions, such as the celeste in "Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy." Tchaikovsky did that a lot. Hard to top the cannon though.
First time I listened to the 1812 overture I was unaware of the cannons. Scared the fuck out of me
@@motazpharaon1397 I was aware of the cannons my first time listening (because the title of the video said with cannons) and it still scared the fuck out of me lmao.
@@motazpharaon1397 if u r that shocked, imagine the premiere of that piece
@@vitusdama sheer fucking panic in the crowd
😂
playing this while my family is fighting
:( That sucks
Duje Donadić 7:47?
🤣🤣🤣that's all bad, but funny.
I know exactly what you mean, 😂 ah well it's a special club, your tribe is here, much love to you 😉
This is exactly what's happening to me right now!! 😂😂😂
Has anyone here remembered 'Tom and Jerry: A Nutcraker Tale'?
This became so memorable to me because of this childhood movie.
(Edited. I've learned a lot of classical pieces and some composers from Tom and Jerry films. I am so grateful that I had a wonderful childhood, and that I get to hear these beautiful pieces when I was young because honestly, our music class before wasn't keen enough to let us hear the pieces of the composers they taught us about.)
Same, but especially on The Arabian dance song.
I was talking about that with my sis a couple days ago,such a good movie
I remember watching that movie around 10 years ago and that, along with other Tom and Jerry works made me appreciate the beauty that is the classical genre and boy am I grateful for that.
Oh wow, I haven't seen that one in sooooo long
Ye I remember that, an actual pretty good film
This masterpiece should have a billion likes
At least Billion views for this Unforgettable Melody
bro in this generation, only artist like BTS can have that much views, so much Overrated their music is , listening to this music, they are just literally garbage
@@shubhammavani1645 no bts songs are the grabge...these classical pieces are legendary.
Tchaikovsky's work always has that palace-ish feel to it :D
grandeur!
obviously a palace with cannons.
You only think of that becuse of asociation. In popular culture, palaces have often been showed with classical music playing in the background. This has influenced your mind into asociating classical music with palaces
@@tomascanevaro4292 not really though, I come from an asian country and still feel it
@@tomascanevaro4292 what about the waltz?
For mobile users who want to listen to this great piece on the go:
I. Miniature Overture 0:00
II. Danses caractéristiques
--a. Marche 3:29
--b. Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy 5:59
--c. Russian Dance (Trepak) 7:47
--d. Arabian Dance 8:58
--e. Chinese Dance 12:04
--f. Reed-Flutes 13:05
III. Waltz of the Flowers 15:15
Thank you
Tysm 🙏🙏🙏
you're my hero
Thanks :)
😘😘😘😘
Waltz of flowers is so romantic! Its got dazzle, a ballroom, courting and a dance mixed in one emotion. Tchaikovsky rocks
You're a person with a rich taste, you fellow Indian. ;)
That's true. A romantic and joyful melody
To me it's the world ending in slow motion, uhh 😅😅
Yep. And it turns out, Tchaikovsky got inspired by one of his rose bushes in his garden and technically wrote the piece for the rose bush.
True .. goosebumps all the way to the end.. the other waltz is Shostakovich waltz number 2..
I am grateful my grandpa taught me to appreciate this music genre, also this musician and many others, before he let go of his mortal coil. Thanks Grumpy-gramps.
One of my most cherished memories of Christmas was waking up early to admire the family tree. My dad put the Nutcracker Suite on the record player. He then told that if I looked hard enough I could the sugar plum fairie dancing on the ornaments. Thanks to childhood magic, I did!
Aww that's so incredible! What a lovely memory to cherish forever!
My dad would also play the nutcracker on the record player and other Tchaikovsky waltzes when my sister's and I were children. We would always say, "put on my rinnas!" to put our ballet shoes on. Then we would dance around the house.
Your memory is so sweet
The sweet innocence and imagination of childhood. At least we can remember those times.
Sweet ❤🇬🇧
Hard to believe Tchaikovsky wasn't pleased with this.
SeanusAurelius he was pleased with the Suite, but he wasn't pleased with the show itself. At least that what I've been told.
Tchaikovsky was decently satisfied with the music, otherwise he wouldn’t have allowed it to be used in the ballet. The show itself was not successful when it was first premiered. That’s why he chose several pieces from it to preserve for the future. That’s known now as The Nutcracker Suite.
@@melodioustaco3856 I'd like to think that we have a better taste in music than the man himself 😂😂😂
He was. The audience wasn’t though
@@chuckychuck8318 Are you freaking nuts?
This music will forever whisper "Christmas"! I remember a younger self, sitting in the living room with the decorated tree, watching Christmas cartoons, my mom and grandmom cooking Christmas food in the kitchen, me and my brother expecting for our gifts! It was so nice back then! :(
Cirice of the Ghost that sounds so freakn innocent and amazing, the childhood memories
Oh yes, it was nice! 😊
why dont repeat this with your family? :)
We can do it for our families. I intend to! I want my kids to feel the magic of Christmas the way I felt it before.
lol same. barbie feels
No other composer has written so many recognizable and loved immortal melodies, many often finding themselves in the same piece. An inexhaustible genius.
What a genius and such wonderful classical music he gave us. This is keeping me " sane " whilst I am here in hospital, and certainly makes life etc better. Thank you Tchaikovsky. Irene M. Barcelona
@@irenesmith9074 I don't know what happened, but I hope you're ok
Good album , can't wait for the next song
+xylon ze best Good one.
+xylonistmagic 1337 lol
+xylonistmagic 1337 comes out in a few weeks I heard
+xylonistmagic 1337 i think he will drop a x mas mixtape this year cant wait for it
they say he (de)composed it by now
Waltz of the Flowers literally makes my heart dance
Yeah, it's an amazing waltz.
Love the cadenza!
Your heart is waltzing, not dancing
It featured in 'The Stepford Wives' in a splendid scene with Glenn Close.
I loved waltz of the sleeping beauty but this was good too, all Tchaikovsky music is beautiful : P
absolutely all the pieces of this suite are unforgettable.
I remember listening to this music during the early 1950s. It reminded me of the magical innocence of childhood especially around Christmas season.
Nailed it👍
How old are you?
@@jiangchengseyeroll4485Younger than MT grandparents who were 20 something in the 50s
Dance of the sugarplum fairy sends me whirling back to my childhood, reading christmas stories by the decorated tree in the parlor. So magical!
I've known Tchaikovsky's music for years now, ( I am so old), but his invention and beguiling melodies remain fresh. So unjust that for several decades his music was held in contempt by those 'in the know'. It is great to learn that new and younger people are warming to him too. He would be so glad to know that his endeavours were not in vain...He was surely one of the greatest composers of music.
As I sit here listening to the full suite for the first time I'm amazed at how often it's been used (in countless different ways). It's difficult to comprehend the genius it must take to create this masterpiece.
GTwo Tchaïkovski actually hated this composition and called it his worst work :p
@@guillaumejubinville-leblan4472 what an irony
I think you just have to be the first.
I mean even Yankee Doodle was stolen from one of the great composers.
All the simple melodies/jingles you know, are from the great composers. Even the Nokia ringtone.
@@guillaumejubinville-leblan4472 Really? He disliked his 1812 Overture, but I can't imagine why he would hate the Nutcracker Suite.
@@uzefulvideos3440 it's not like he hated this suite. he actually like the suite itself but severely disappointed at the first performance of this suite.
Bei so viel Perfektion und Harmonie muss ich tatsächlich manchmal vor dankbarkeit weinen. Von herzen danke ❤
Wait did this guy just created all my childhood music in one movement and he is dissatisfied with it?
He wasn't dissatisfied with it, everyone else was.
A lot of musicians are kinda dissatisfied with their creations
I don't mean like completely dissatisfied but at a low level , yes
I think this is probably because they somewhat know of even greater melodies but they just can't fully comprehend or understand how to put it together
the final work is somewhere between the actual thing and it's Shadow
And normal people completely adore the final product because they probably couldn't even think of the final product's Shadow
@@zedankhan6123 edgy as fuck but I get it
@@jackminto7062 He was actually, he said it was "infinitely inferior to Snow White" (his previous ballet)
Probably not enough cannons.
Tchaikovsky was a Genuis. A Masterpiece.
Да он самый лучший композитор, гений из всех гениев
Of all the classical music I've heard; so far this by far is my favorite. Two of my brothers were ballet dancers. And yearly would have perform to this piece. The first time I saw them in performance it was to this. My youngest brother played the Nutcracker and my older brother the Rat King.🌲
Happy holidays everyone.❤🙏👋
Tchaikovsky was the most magnificent composer. His music stirs the heart.
I am a rock musician, but this music is phenomenal, absolute ear candy!!
Indeed
8:32
Tambourine guy: finaly my time to shine
Hey Mister Tambourine Man, play a song for me! I'm not sleepy and there is no way I'm going to.
LMFAO
*pewds is that you?*
This takes me back many years.... fond memories of my father in the kitchen,listening to this on the radio.. conducting while cooking with such passion ..passing on a love for such music....i would give anything to be there again, in that kitchen to hear this with him....
Some people here in comments talk about other great composers
But to be honest with my self , this man is the only composer on the earth that i can listen his music for one hour without stopping or boring
I remember I used to go see The Nutcracker every year it came. I was always blown away from how magical it felt. Everytime I hear these pieces I can still feel that feeling of pure amazement no matter how many times I had seen the ballet. This ballet will always be apart of me and I will always appreciate it.
Who the HELL would give this a "thumbs down?" It's beautiful . . .
Keith Hawkes LED zeppelin fans, maybe?
Maybe people who think pop music is the superior music form.
David Bradford I don't see how being a led zeppelin fan makes people hate classical
If you said something like 6ix9ine it would make more sense
Thats thumb up in australia
Random lifeless trolls
My 5 year old requested we listen to this tonight! Thankful for a wonderful arts program at his school!
Haven't noticed this before but that is a really nice suit Tchaikovsky has on
Tchaikovsky is so amazing. He makes me see visuals through the sounds 150 years later
Tchaikovsky was a Genius and I think will be remembered for all time. His music is so iconic and recognisable even if people don't know it is his work. Of course to me the Nutcracker Suite just makes Christmas that much more special. He had more than any composer I think the ability to make his music sound mystical and almost like listening to magic spells at work or churning in a cauldron.
The Nutcracker is the best piece of music ever written by the best composer ever,
This man is responsible for pretty much all of my favourite classical music pieces. Dance of the sugar-plum fairy is amazing!
I love how such music displays emotions without saying a single word. Puts most modern songs to shame.
I can't believe this beauty has dislikes....
The dislikes are from kids who have to listen to this for school😂😂
I'll hunt them down and gut them like a fish!
@@karla284 I wish my school forced us to listen to this. Lol?!
@@PUBNave sameeee i love this type of music
They must be completely def! Or Satanists.
A genius composer who without fail has brought tears to my eyes every single time I've listened to this incredible ballet. Its magic and music. They're the same thing really.
I am not at all a culture vulture but as a child I was taken by my primary school to the royal festival hall on the south bank of London to watch the Nutcracker suite ballet. I absolutely loved the performance and watching this video now just takes me back to when I was a child. Total enjoyment. This is truly a masterpiece…x
18:40 this part is just, painfully beautiful
It is. It truly is
It’s ineffably moving and wondrously filled with emotions. Tchaikovsky was without a shadow of a doubt an absolute genius.
Man kann diese Göttliche Musik nicht oft genug hören. Ein Geschenk.
Okay c'mon now. We can all say that Disney was INSANELY OBSSESSED with Tchaikovsky. 🤣
classic barbie too lol
Tom and Jerry, they had this and the sleeping beauty waltz
Right!! Looney toons are all I think about when I hear most classical music
ink! Tony the kaonashi gaster Yess FINALLY SOMEONE WATCHED THE TOM AND JERRY ONE!
@@theholyspirit4780 The Christmas Episode though I loved on how they used the BG music for it.
Today 180 years ago was born the greatest russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky
Сегодня 180 лет со дня рождения величайшего российского композитора Петра Ильича Чайковского
I am Kinda late
Он был русский,а не российский.
Tchaikovsky's absolutely gorgeous melodies in this suite make my birthday unforgettable! Never missed a day without listening to Tchaikovsky!💙
6:10 legendary. One of the best melodies ever made in music
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Simply magical....... Tom and Jerry got a rich flavour from here...... Classics never grow old
Как же я обожаю Чайковского, больше всего на свете. Он подарил мне жизнь, конечно благодаря моим родителям. Атмосфера театра оперы и балета всегда была для меня невероятным праздником с самого раннего детства и в этой атмосфере всегда был главным героем Чайковский. Это мой самый любимый с самого раннего детства гений, герой и талант, которого никто не сможет победить. Мой самый любимый на свете композитор и человек.
This is one of the best classical compositions I've ever heard. Thank you for our childhood!
Ive heard so many of these pieces but never the name, truly on of the most amazing yet under appreciated composers
I love Tchaikovsky's music so much, he is my favorite composer. I am not very knowledgeble in classical music but I know he has the reputation of being one if not the best melodist and I think this is the best example: of the eight parts listed in the description, 5 of them are very recognasiable and iconic to me. If I had to choose one word to describe he music I would choose fantasy because it's the first music I listened to that gives me escapism the same way books and tv shows do. His music transport me to a fantasy. Even though in my family we never had very happy christmas, the Nutcracker Suite reminds me of memories i never had of christmas.
Also at first I didn't like this part: 18:41 but know it's my favorite part it immerses me in a different world (I especially like it in another recording)
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rendition resembling the most the one I prefer
He is my favorite composer too :)
You should listen to his symphonies. Specially number 6. It's the saddest piece of music ever written, hard to believe it comes from the same guy who composed these.
Honestly, Tchaikovsky was the reason I genuinely got into classical music. Without him, I wouldn't have really invest that much into classical music and ballet.
A timeless Christmas classic all over the world, Tchaikovsky for ever!
Tchaikovsky's this composition is truly matchless. All the pleasures in the world cannot measure up to it and this is not a hyperbole ! The composition is mesmerising . Tchaikovsky , you are immortal.
Other composers have been referred to as genius, but I think Tchaikovsky is probably up there with Da Vinci and Enstein in their respective fields...when I listen to his music, he can literally change my mood for the day!..the deftness of touch he has with every piece is staggering!
Monroe Madison Er!!...I was just saying how much I liked this composer ???...and by the way, is that a picture of you on your TH-cam image?...mmm!! get the irony?
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Monroe Madison Care to explain a bit pal?
Monroe Madison I meant the part about Einstein. I never really researched personalities such as him but now I'm curious. How did you learn how he did, what he did? If he did steal other patents and etc. how's he still praised for what he is?
Monroe Madison what is your point monroe? are you trying to change history? No one really cares. We are here to listen to the nutcracker, not a ballbreaker like you.
I thank my Mom for taking me to see this ballet as a child. The memories are priceless.
Every melody is so incredibly iconic and then Arabian Dance is like the child who is moderately successful but seen as a disappointment cause they're constantly compared to their siblings
I kinda feel bad about the Arabian Dance tho, I personally love it. It sucks that it is considerably less known than the other melodies on the suite :(
Arabian Dance has always been one of my favorites, as I remember this from my childhood living in Europe.
I actually really like the Arabian dance :(
I really like Arabian Dance. It was used in Fantasia by Disney with the dancing fish. I loved it as a child!
It’s hauntingly beautiful
Waltz of the flowers is absolutely beautiful sound to my ears and to my brain.
Try listening at: BURZUM PLAYING PINK FLOYD
Probably one of my all time favorite pieces of classical music. When I recently played through Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance and entered the Fantasia world and this music started playing. I literally nearly cried from it's beauty. Such a beautiful piece of music.
Wanted to check out 2 minutes but ended up listening to the whole thing. This piece can give shivers down your spine.
The whole ballet is not performed here. Actually, some of the absolute best has been omitted - like the end of Act I “Snow”, and the Grand Pas de Deux in Act II is incredibly breathtaking and will give you goosebumps. Please do listen to the whole ballet in it’s entirety and learn the story behind it to help the music make sense.
I can’t imagine waking up in the 19th century or 20th century to a snowy Christmas with a band playing these music outside with everyone celebrating. I wish I could.
7:12 I adore this part!! It brings me back many lovely memories
A truly astounding piece of music. Tchaikovsky achieves in 22 minutes what other composers didn’t approach in a lifetime. Thanks!
Needs more cannon.
+Earthium more cowbell ;D
+Earthium I can't get ENOUGH of that cannon.
i have one just now in my hand
You just blew my mind.
agreed
Mis palabras no pueden expresar la belleza que destila esta genial composición. Un grande Tchaikovsky, y gracias por subirla a TH-cam para que todos puedan acceder a semejante obra musical.
This actually is quite the calming music. Enjoying this on a saturday morning after a very stressful Friday is really helping dealing with stress. Thanks for uploading!
Magnífico, mi alma se eleva con esta música. Espléndido
I never heard classical music in my life.listen for 5 minutes and hear every jingle for the last 50 years.Brova Tchaikovsky!
Got sick of All I Want For Christmas Is You, listening to this is very refreshing
I just love the part from 16:00 and that from 16:40... I still remember as a child when we had this class in school called 'music' and we learned about history and evolving of music, listening to a lot of it also, this and the opening to 'piano concerto no 1' were my absolute favorites. I still love classical music now 15 years later.
I had music class too in elementary school, but it was teaching us how to sing and how to read music. I wish I learned more about history of music and about musical instrument in that class.
I love 00-21:34.
Tchaikovsky is the greatest of them all because of his astounding versatility. This magnificent ballet and his 2 other brilliant ballets, opera, symphonies, concertos, choral, chamber, stand alone masterworks like Capriccio Italien and one of the first great modern song writers (None But the Lonely Heart).
I just listen to this while studying -since I'm playing this in orchestra- and listening to it improves my playing.
David Eberhard lol
Thank you, Marion Akpata for introducing me to the world of classical music. I am grateful.
This work always brings me back to my grandmother's house at Christmas.
I remember playing this in elementary school in 1988 in 1st grade on piano, they wanted me to leave school and play with the Philharmonic groups in NYC, L.A. and Chicago playing this and the entire Nutcracker every year.
Reminds me of my childhood. Watching Tom & Jerry and lots of Christmas movies and animations, eating cereal with my pajamas on at all times.
I want to cry from this nostalgic atmosphere of Mistletoes, gift-wrapped presents, candy canes, and the red and green auras.
The younger generations may not be as cultured as we were. We have to re-introduce this to all the younger generations so it doesn't die.
@@bicyclist2 Watching Tom and Jerry in your pajamas isn't cultured...
@@proudtitanicdenier4300 your comment is like two years old but damn you made me laugh so hard
@@user-ri8ps6cl4w good
Average student's homework- Learning times tables
My homework- Listen to more Tchaikovsky
This shit slaps!!!
I love Tchaikovsky, he's my favorite composer. I'm so excited to be playing this in orchestra this year, it's so beautiful!!!
4 years later, how was it?
@@9leven656 my question exactly! It must have been breathtaking... How was it?
That Arabian Dance - what a haunting piece of music.
I know right! One of my favorite movements in the piece.
Johan Herrenberg
Johan Herrenberg I love it. It is so sensual.
True
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This opening piece and the moors dance are my absolute favorite parts of the nutcracker. I remember many times seeing this work with my family, an American tradition. The Nutcracker is obviously a supreme example of a single composition being with many simply though brilliant melodic ideas.
My old elementary used to hold a nutcracker play the monday and tuesday of thanksgiving break.
the third graders would sing to the lyrics given to these iconic songs by the music teacher
the fourth graders would be acting on stage
the fifth graders working behind the scenes with the music teacher to make sure everything was running smoothly
i may have watched the true ballet a million times and listened to the song even more, but watching this play and being the narrator of it in my fourth grade year just gave me true nostalgia.
God is in the details... Certainly the case with this masterpiece. There should be a special place in heaven for brilliant composers like Tchaikovsky.
Even though in America, I guess, this comes alive in December.
Always a joy to hear. In the 80s I would buy this on cassette.
That and 1812 Overture.
Random fact lol but the Nutcracker is *the* most popular ballet in the US
It was Fantasia that got me addicted to this all those years ago, I swear.
“Snow” at the end of Act 1 and the “Grand Pas de Deux” of the Sugar Plum Fairy and her come to life Cavalier Nutcracker are the absolute best parts. Brings back many fond memories of being in many Nutcracker performances that still gives me heart palpitations and goose bumps.
The Nutcracker is my favourite ballet and Christmas story of all time. It's stunning. The ballet just blew me away
This music makes my heart flutter with joy. It never gets old. Bravo!!!!
Genial compositor es Tchaikovsky, sus obras son inmortales, va disfrutar de su música todos generaciones hasta que existe la humanidad! Gracias por compartir, encantada!!!!
Genial
cascanueces y lago de los cisnes.
sus piesas mas conocidas.
How is every single tune a fuckin banger? Ive heard this guys music in more movies, tv shows, and cartoons than i can ever remember.
I love how his tunes make me feel like it’s Christmas everyday
To feel it you need to hear it live, then you will understand it. It’s beautiful