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Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov's 'Scheherazade' for orchestra and solo violin, composed in 1888.
00:00 1. The Sea and Sinbad's Ship
09:54 2. The Kalendar Prince
22:05 3. The Young Prince and the Young Princess
32:46 4. The Festival at Baghdad
Performed live by the New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Conductor: Alan Gilbert
The score used in this video is the Eulenberg edition. It is in the public domain, and was downloaded from imslp.org.
While I was preparing for this video, I noticed that the pdf scan was a little messy (after all, it is 12 years old!) so I created a new 'processed' version on Scheherazade's IMSLP page, with much of the white space removed, and systems deskewed. (Just a little biproduct of this video, if you are interested!)
The audio used is from a recording released by the New York Philharmonic to commemorate their 175th anniversary, in 2017. It is still protected by copyright, however reuse has been fully licensed through TH-cam's Content ID system. As such, you may see advertisements on this video, with any revenue going directly and automatically to the copyright holder.
(The recording was obtained from the 'New York Philharmonic - Topic' channel, collated automatically by TH-cam.)
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*Timecodes*
00:00 1. The Sea and Sinbad's Ship
09:54 2. The Kalendar Prince
22:05 3. The Young Prince and the Young Princess
32:46 4. The Festival at Baghdad
This you, this helps a lot! I like to have the sheet music for music I listen to, so I can easily reference details in parts I enjoy.
The repeated motifs imitate the fury of the waves of the ocean! Hang on! Prepare for a shipwreck! Yikes!
I love how Rimsky-Korsakov repeated the motifs again and again but delivered them in different ways. What a great demonstration of motif manipulation and orchestration.
He's the best orchestrator man, I swear, and up there for best composer.
In terms of expressing themes and bringing them home, experimenting with them in pleasing ways, I've never heard his better.
You could argue Holst, but he's obviously not as thematic; he's the textural/surrealist counterpart to RK perhaps.
Like wagner
That first violin solo practically resolves you to tears in about 10 seconds
Indeed
the best
"Hey! I’m a music student who designs these videos in my little free time to help my studies, and hopefully to help you too." They sure do. Thanks for your effort and for sharing!
Hands down one of the best orchestral works of art ever conceived by mankind.
i miss segerstam's screams but i still wholeheartedly enjoy coming back to this piece after a year :)
It's almost unpalatable without the shouts, (almost). I wish there were some composers who put random aesthetic things like this in their sheet music.
When I think about great melodists in classical music, usually Schubert, Chopin or Dvořák come to my mind. I finally realise that Rimsky-Korsakov also belongs to the masters of melodic articulation and phrasing as he shows us in 00:42 with the solo violin or in 10:36 with the bassoon. I am also impressed by the development of familiar themes throughout the four movements of this masterpiece.
This is in my top 10 pieces of all time!
Maybe thats a bit of an exaggeration - its not that good
@@aldoringo439 Its subjective lol
@@aldoringo439 It is
@@aldoringo439 y mía también, y NO es exagerado y podría ser la primera, porqué no? Por qué tú lo dices?
@@aldoringo439 it is. Just analyze it and you'll see, how complex the thematic structure and how good the orchestration is.
Вступление
0:02 Тема Шахриара
0:43 Тема Шехеразады
1 часть
1:33 ГП
3:23 ПП 1 Тема - корабль Синдбада
4:18 ПП 2 Тема - Тема Шехеразады
0:03 왕의 주제 0:44 셰에라자드의 주제 10:36 제2곡 칼렌데르왕자 22:07 젊은 왕자와 공주 34:02 제4곡 바그다드 축제, 바다, 청동 기사가 있는 바위에서 난파
Thank you for uploading this I listen to it all the time :)
This is fantastic! Thank you to whoever made it available!! My favorite of all time.
This is absolutely beautiful. I love the whole suite.
Rimsky korsakov must be top 5 orchestrators of all time
Spectacular! The first classical work my Papa asked me to listen to.
Audition excerpt for me to go back to later:
4:35 - 5:34
People dont talk enough about violin part that starts at 4:19. Y'all sleeping on it? Heavenly
It is indeed! In fact, the entire suite is fascinating! 🎼🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶. I remember the first performance I attended as a preteen…my violin teacher gave me tickets! It was thrilling! At 86 y/o I am still mesmerized!
1 частина. Море і корабель Синдбада. Вступ.
0:02 Тема Шахріара e-moll
0:43 Тема Шехеразади
1:33 ГП E-dur (видозмінена т. Шахріара)
3:23 ПП 1 Тема C-dur - корабель Синдбада
4:18 ПП 2 Тема h-moll - на т. Шехеразади
2 частина. Розповідь царевича Календера.
9:53 - вступ, тема Шехеразади
10:36 - т. царевича Календера, h
13:33 - Центральний розділ. Картина битви.
13:51 - мотив Шахріара.
3 частина. Царевич і Царівна.
22:07 - т. Царевича G-dur
25:53 - т. Царівни В-dur
28:48 - т. Шехеразади
4 частина. Свято в Багдаді. Море. Корабель, що розбивається об скелю з мідяним вершником.
Вступ.
32:47 - т. Шахріара, е
32:58 - т. Шехеразади
33:28 - т. Шахріара
33:44 - т. Шехеразади
34:01 - основний розділ Vivo. Лезгінка e-moll
34:51 - мотив з т. царевича Календера з 2-ї ч.
35:18 - т. Царівни з 3-ї ч.
40:30 - Allegro non troppo maestoso. Загибель корабля.
Thank you for sharing this treasure with us
good piece, the melodies are stuck in my head because it is very well composed. This piece leaves an imporssion on people.
23:17
24:38
So in love with both of these parts, insanely beautiful no words
22:35 It's quite similar to Genshin Impact theme
@@johannsebastianbeanz3690 True! There's definitely many similarities between this and the Genshin Impact soundtrack. Especially in the beginning of the Sumeru theme!
@@dr.alphys I actually played that flute solo in orchestra!!! it was so pretty
@@johannsebastianbeanz3690 Oh thank goodness it wasn't just me that thought about that in general. Even the bassoon solo gave me Genshin vibes. I wouldn't be surprised if Genshin was heavily inspired by this piece as a whole.
@@johannsebastianbeanz3690 anime geeks. (face palm)
1 часть
0:00 Тема Шахрияра
0:43 Тема Шехерезады
1:34 ГП
3:23 ПП первая
4:18 ПП вторая
2 часть
10:45 Тема основного раздела с вариациями в исполнении фагота
13:40 Переход к среднему разделу
3 часть
22:06 Тема Царевича
25:55 Тема Царевны
4 часть
33:28 Основная тема
40:36 Возвращение темы ГП 1 части в коде
Great work my friend, as you can imagine this is super convenient for us composers
00:00 1. The Sea and Sinbad's Ship
0:03 샤리아르 왕의 주제
0:44 세헤라자데 왕비의 주제
1:33
3:23 배, 파도?
4:18
4:35 - 5:34
5:20
07:25
7:31
09:54 2. 카란다알 왕자
10:00
10:36 -왕의웃음
11:20
12:06 Principles of Orchestration
12:15
12:55
13:33
13:51
15:19
16:20
16:25
18:24
18:50-
19:00
19:40
20:25 flute
20:55
21:30
22:05 3. 젊은 왕자와 공주
23:25
23:30 - 24:38
24:20
25:45
25:53
26:10
26:26
27:06
27:19
28:48
29:30
29:50
30:10
32:46 4. 바그다드의 축제
31:12
32:00
32:58
33:28
33:44
33:53
34:01
34:17
34:30
34:48
34:51
35:02
35:18
35:54
36:10
36:53
37:07
37:12
37:34
37:46
37:50 난파
38:00
38:23
38:42
38:47
38:55
39:03
39:11
39:22
39:32
40:00
40:15
40:30
40:58
41:47
42:30
45:00
Thank you so much❤❤❤
Thanks so much, fellow student!
*Big marks for score resolution/type clarity here.*
Uma riqueza que quando se ouve cada compasso é uma nova descoberta 🤩
29:30 Im not crying... YOU ARE! 😭
Fortuneatly in this version the trombone and the tuba doubling is complete (whereas, in the score, the quavers are omitted)
Yeah, I noticed that while listening along. Do you know what that's about? Did Rimsky-Korsakov not intend for them to play it like that, and if so, why do most recordings play it differently
@@Hamish_Wright no clue unfortuneatly
Obra de arte
Don't mind me, just adding a timestamp for an excerpt in an audition.
13:37 - 14:37
36:07 - 36:49
kalendar is the most beautiful section of music I've ever heard. it's so PURE. every motif is so perfect. It has balance. obviously the orchestration is 12/10 good.
I had chills at first [and later]
40:00 Ahhhhhhhhh Ahhhhhhhhhh Ahhhhhhhhh Ahhhhhhhhh
I was honestly expecting the musicians to yell.
Thanks for sharing!
Flute excerpt- 20:20
24:32
30:27
38:42
Soooooo true
This work is proof that man does not come from here and that the soul lives in completely other dimensions!
fantastisch
Something weird happens in the pizz semiquaver strings accompaniment of the clarinet cadenza at about 15:03..... otherwise a fabulous performance. Trombones - amazing!
37:46 - don't mind me, just using this for my own practice
greetings percussionist
Essa música excita a imaginação; sinto e vejo cenas e cenários, climas, aventura e romance.
orch: 5:20 E 38:23 6 after R
solo: 29:30 after cadenza 9:52 0:42 32:57
7:31 mvt 1 H
31:12 mvt 3 O
37:46 mvt 4 P
6:27 don't mind this, just doing this so i could come back later (for my clarinet excerpts)
14:46 (again for the excerpts 😅)
Those fermataed chords right before the Lento in mvt. 1 remind me of A Midsummers Night Dream Overture
omg, its the one and only. daddy Shostakovich
yeah, I thought they sounded familiar
9:54 is a certified Zykov reunification moment.
0:00
7:58
16:51
37:47
38:32
40:00
For All State Orchestra tuba auditions
33:53 How can I make three different time signature in the same place in sibilus software????
12:06 Principles of Orchestration
MUCHAS GRACIAS POR LA PARTITURA !!!
0:00 Beginning
13:33 2nd trb solo & trb tutti
36:33 11 bars after L
40:29 10 bars before X
41:12 7 bars after X
10:36 왕의웃음
3:23 배, 파도?
22:7 젊은왕자와공주
damn that was pretty good
Main 0:00-1:31
A 2:30-3:23
E 5:21-6:17
M 8:50-9:45
16:49 second trumpet excerpt
18:50😍❤️
What? Oh❤️
10:00
10:36
11:20
18:24
21:30
24:20
29:50
30:10
34:50
36:10
37:45
1) 02:53
2)04:36
3) 05:21
4) 7:32
5) 19:40
6) 34:17
7) 38:30
CM1) 9:53
CM2) 32:58
CM3) 33:44
CM4) 43:53
Don't know the eras of any composers, but I hear similarities to Shostakovich, Bizet, Bartók, and Tchaikovsky in those solos
Rimsky-Korsakov was a pioneer of these timbral textural combinations of course having borrowed loads from the greats of that time.
Rimsky-Korsakov was slightly earlier than Shostakovich or Bartok, a similar time to Tchaikovsky. This piece was written in 1888, 18 years before Shostakovich was born in 1906. However, Rimsky was certainly a pioneer and a great teacher (he taught many great composers, Stravinsky and Respighi included) and some of his ideas were ahead of their time.
thanks!!
4:35
Princess theme 25:54
Movement 4 princess themes
35:18
38:47
34:50 sounds like a part in Holst's Jupiter
Really
i knew that was familiar LOL
OMG YES!
18:27 (1)
19:25 (2)
33:28 (3)
39:33 (4)
19:00
23:30
39:32
12:09
22:07
0:43, 7:00, 10:36
1 - 4:36-5:01
2 - 19:00-19:58
3 - 37:47-38:08
4 - 38:30-38:44
SOLO - 9:54-10:37
(don't mind me lol)
34:35 40:58
my orchestra is using this piece as audition material ;-; i’ve only been playing for 5 years, so im not sure if im gonna be able to do it!
0:03
0:43
1:42
2:20
3:23
4:18
5:22
8:17
25:45 34:30 N 37:07 37:44 38:42
4:36
20:25 flute
5:00 excerpt
길버트의 세헤라자데는 우아하고 세련됐고, 게르기예프의 세헤라자데는 익살 넘치며 활기차다
39:32
4:31-6:29
07:25
18:55
38:55
5:49
20:55
Simfoniskā svīta Šeherezade:
I daļa Jūra un Sinbada kuģis: Šahriara vadtēma (no sākuma)
Šeherezades vadtēma (no 0:43)
G.p. (jūras tēma, no 1:34) II daļa Prinča Kalendra stāsts: pamattēma (no 10:36)
III daļa Princis un princese: Prinča tēma (no 22:07) Princeses tēma (no 23:18, pēc tam no 24:39)
vidusdaļa (no 25:55) IV daļa Svētki Bagdādē: pirmā deja (no 34:07)
19:00
14:16
36:17
38:36
40:00
Who is the violinist?
As far as I can tell, the NY Philharmonic didn't name their soloist in this recording - I can't be certain, but I'd assume it would be their concertmaster, Frank Huang, but this could be wrong - sorry I can't be of more help!
The recording is from a live concert in their 2016-17 season, and there's a little more info about it here if you're interested: nyphil.org/about-us/general-information/newsroom/press-releases/press-release?item=1617/gilbert-kozena-final
Thank you!
16:58, 38:38
7:32
16:20
DULCE Y SOÑADORA MUSICA ARABE !!
IMAGINO EL OASIS EN EL DESIERTO, MIRANDO EL CIELO AMPLIO Y TRANSPARENTE.............SUEÑO.......!!!
12:15, 12:55, 23:25, 30:10
05:47
3:33
3:24
27:07
40:29, 13:36
37:50 난파
Hi me in 10 years 👋
37:57 P, 40:08 W
11:21
15:20 pic