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- The great Mussorgsky's promenade Pictures at an Exhibition with all instruments, not just piano, want just piano and with free composition? download musescore .9 for PC or mac n enjoy XD. Please subscribe, I'll be coming up with my own soon!
Further more there may be a coypright label over it, I do not own the song but I have the CD. So I am not doing anything wrong, hopefully. D:
I remember being in the trophy room in Civilization Revolution listening to this while reading from the Civilopedia.
exactly the same didn't know the song for ages haha
Same here, been trying to find it since :)
@@donaldderp1602 same here
I’ve been trying to find this song since civ rev came out
Ah yeah, time to reflect after nuking Caesar as Gandhi
Every time I hear this song I can’t help but think of a grand ball room in a castle in Russia or Austria, it’s night and the floor is marble and the chandeliers cast a golden light.
Jumpy Hawk same I imagined this is some music in royal balls
Every time I hear this piece, I'm reminded of Cathedral Pictures from Animusic II. That song features excerpts from a few songs from Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition, starting with this one.
I think of Shrek
@Esoteric Schizochad yeah! Im pretty sure this is the song too? Its been forever since I played though
@@HollowBxstion Same.
This piece is an amazing work for a legendary composer. This could sound like an anthem for a fictional kingdom.
100percent agreed
+Derreck Garcia Its Practically used in some Revolutionary Scripting im working on :)
Too bad he died poor and alcoholic. I wish he’d know how many fans around the world he has know
It is an anthem for a real kingdom, the kingdom of the WORKERS
Yes, most definitely sir! I would definitely create a video game or movie with that basis. I will credit you somewhere!
This will be my anthem if I start a new country
Same
actually civilisations revolution. btw im the same guy with another account
If you start a new country, I will send my nasty cousins to live there!
@@jensmom604 genius
@@jensmom604 And I will send my pesky mother's side family
I have a complaint.
It is not long enough
Nick Heredia I’m not sure if you don’t know but the original is over half an hour long
Nick Heredia That's what she said!
Too honest
Go listen to the variations on this one
He can make music short if he wants its his choice so respect his opinion and choices please
The first 15 seconds of this song is the greatest sound my ears have ever heard.
I remember this from my moms Nokia ringtone 😌 and I’ve been obsessed with the melody… I’ve just came across the real one today
It's amazing how such a short piece can mean so much to one person, heard this small piece while I was watching a film as a child and now 27 years later it brings tears to my eyes.
Selectavision?
not The New Statesman with rik mayall?
I remember this from The Incredible Machine. Ah, those fleeting moments from my childhood...
I have looked for this piece for years because of that old game!
After playing civ revolution for the first time in years I remembered this song and spent forever trying to find it, now I have my goal is completely I can rest
What a great cover of the Mouth Sounds intro!
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What about The New Statesman?
I really hope this is a joke
Don't you mean "wow what a great extended instrumental version of the RCA selectavision video disc system"?
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So, my friend once wanted to show me a trophy he got in Civilisation Revolution. As he was talking and telling the story of how he got it, my mind wanered to the song that was playing. That's when I realised it.
I knew that song, because we had seen the Montreal Symphonic Orchestra play it live during a concert. I shut my friend up and told him "Listen, dude. This is art. This piece is amazing."
And then I actually listened to him, because he's my friend.
This was the theme tune of the New Statesman with Rik Mayall. Great programme.
To thee great B'stard!
Only reason I’m here💔💓
Only reason I’m here💔💓
I´m normally not so into classical music, but this "Promenade"-beginning-part is simply awesome
I heard this on the itv sitcom new stateman and loved it..
The Russian composers produce really powerful music
SOME SOME SOME SOME SOME SOME SOME
HEY
NOW
**all star whistling**
Ivan Malek Würdest du mal bitte aufhören.
Oh hey, anohter sophisticated fellow. Hello.
I was introduced to this exquisite piece by watching Yorkshire Television, ‘The New Statesman’.
i just cant get this tune out of my head
Me either. It's a constant with me. All day
Like that Kylie Minogue song
"Promenade" is the most Russian melody I have heard in classical music. Old- Russian folk pentatonic music.
Also Troika by Prokofiev
@@apacheaccountant9757
Also Snowstorm/Winter Road by Sviridov.
that opening trumpet solo, yo!
I know right?!
I can't stop hearing "Hey now" in this.. help..
I cant stop hearing "let the bodies hit the floor" when i hear popcorn
@@Jacob_Hingst we are doomed with a similar fate
The beginning sounds to me like an ode to laziness (in a good way though) - beautiful but clumsy notes. Like a bear waking up from his sleep
That's close to it. It's actually Mussorgsky stumbling drunk into an art gallery
Actually it’s believed that when Mussorgsky got shot in the leg during war he limps cuz back than medic wasn’t great so that’s y the beats may sound odd but somehow he found a way to make them sound great so here’s I guess another thing about the song
@@bmgoff2011 I can imagine that😂😂
RCA brought me here. This short clip needs a 10 hr loop.
CTG85 You here from Technology Connections?
@@williamreid6255 yea one of his videos played a rca product with an intro with a clip of this.
@@ctg8563 That’s where I heard this. THANK YOU
It’s the SelectaVision intro for this one home video format and it’s the version by Isao Tomita
Green slithers in to make me cool.
I'm floating in a still, wet pool...
...with butterflies that dart and pass. Surrounded by the glistening grass.
17 yr old me: this is stupid.
35 yr old me: so ignorant back then this is beautiful and amazing. Who knew classical music was so amazing.
This is stupid
Chris Williams have you ever benn in band if you are are you good cause if you are you would have a different answer
@@jliong128 I'm a musician never played in a symphony. Regardless I listen to classical music I just find Mussorgsky boring
Chris Williams oh ok respect your opinion
@@chrissyjo420 no u
All Star memes aside, this is genuinely glorious.
The tune that I've known all my life, and what's led to me learning Pictures at an Exhibition. I must thank you kindly for posting this.
I've heard Keith Emerson play this on keyboards; heard Trevor Rabin do this on guitar. But FINALLY I get to hear what it really sounds like...it's just...wow. Beautiful!
whenever i hear this, i can't stop thinking of smash mouth sing "some" in unison with this melody
Walked my Baby Girl down the aisle to this piece. She was, and is, a sight to behold! Love to my precious Valerie...
This song makes me want to eat a pizza with porcini mushrooms, cooked ham, truffle and of course fiordilatte mozzarella. I think this pairing is the proudest of all
We are using this piece this year for our Marching band Show opener! I absolutely love it, it sounds so good!!!
When you finally find diamonds after hours of mining
finally, after 3 years i found it!!
I remember that this song was the 4th track of Animusic 2. This is my childhood.
I heard this once in an animated movie as a kid and I had been looking for it since forever. Stumbled on it by accident.
120 comments and only three about B'stard, I'm surprised.
How you doing Wolfgang? it had been a long time!
Yeah man long time no see
Genau Wolfgang
@@allf0rthen00kie I gave up on music ages ago, I'm dabbling with de-composing now.
HEY NOW HEY HEY NOW
HEY NOW, that's my message notification sound!
HEY HEY NOW
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Corrupt Soul SOME SOMESOME SOME SOME
What is this?
The Suspect Look up Mouth Sounds by Neil Cicierega.
+Adam Tackes OH MY GOD
This is just perfect music. Pictures at an Exhibition is probably my favorite piece of work ever completed.
For my first state year in marching band, our show was themed around Pictures at an Exhibition. Every time I hear that opening it takes me back to the first time reading the sheet music. I miss that moment.
0:50 I really love this part, so peaceful
Fun fact: The S.S. Anne theme from pokemon firered and leafgreen is based off of this song. Pretty amazing when you think about it. Such iconic piece of music, both of them.
Didn't realize that.
You have proofs of this? It doesn’t sound similar to me.
@@TheEternalWayfarer First i happened to come across a comment in another comment section that said this. Then i looked it up, and according to bulbapedia, the 2 most influential composers for Junichi Masuda( the man behind the pokemon music), were Wassily Kandinsky and of course Mussorgsky. This suite describes different paintings through music. "Promenade" connects the pieces and represents the composer taking a stroll inbetween looking at exhibits that catch his eye. I think it fits perfectly.
@@daddysasageyo6810 The other comment section was about the Oceanic Museum theme, which is a new arrangement of the SS Anne theme. But the Promenade and the Pokémon themes are totally different: different key, different time signature, different orchestration, harmonization and timing. Maybe Masuda thought about the SS Anne when it came to composing a theme for the Musem, and so as the SS Anne links different cities of the world it does represent the Promenade, or kind of... but it is a very very loose connection IMHO.
Now it’s just a burning memory
I am doing this song as homework for band in quarantine and I love the song
@Wes Bradley-Taubner well we had to choose from a book and only certain pieces from the book were we allowed to do as homework so there were some others that played this song, but not many, maybe like 4 out of 50 people in the band played this piece.
@Wes Bradley-Taubner yea its fine I haven´t listened to this song recently and I came back to it and i remebered how good it was
Really wanna watch an RCA CED Selectavision featured presentation rn
The most beautiful song I’ ve heard in all my life !!!!!!
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*S O M E*
I am playing this in my orchestra this year. I first heard this from Civilization Rev. and when I hear this in my orchestra I was laughing with my friend haha
Neil Cicierega bought me here
Heard this long, long ago on Public Radio and just loved this right away.
Who else remembers this song being used in Animusic? I loved that so much
Same. Wish they made a third one.
Thats all i can think of when i hear this
I want to walk down the aisle at my wedding to this
Same, I’m already practicing the walk
Did you?
@@1papaspice nope not yet
@@moonsandstars3018 okay lol I'm going to want that update though
@@1papaspice I will be sure to give you one
One of the greatest tunes in the history of classical music
I first heard this on the computer game " The Return of the Incredible Machine: Contraptions."
I've always wondered if Modest Mouse derived their name from good ol' Mussorgsky
10 years bro
@@jonasheitzer364 1 year bro
well, both are mashed up with All Star in a certain Neil Cicierega project
I feel like I’m watching a British antiques show on PBS
I can't remember where I first heard this song. I feel like it was a cartoon
NO RUNNING ON THE PROMENADE
My alarm to wake up for school
Interesting. There's a rendition of the beginning of this tune used for the RCA CED intro. Never made the connection before. Cool!
I know this is late, but it is. The full name is Promenade from "Pictures at an Exhibition".
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"download musescore .9 for PC or mac n enjoy XD"
OMG I can't believe someone else uses that ^^ I love MuseScore.
This is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard.
I remember playing The Incredible Machine on a fat white plastic CRT monitor,
and since I was about 6 or 7 I'd completely forgotten the name of the game.
Once I finally found the song to search for I found the game in under 2 minutes.
Animusic 2: Cathedral Pictures
Exactly. One of my all time favorite things!
If they ever make a reboot of Little Einsteins, they should use this song in an episode
Someone needs to do a Otamatone version of this.
This is easily my favourite classical piece.
The orchestral arrangement was done by Ravel based on Mussorgsky's piano composition.
Cette musique me rappelle tellement le jeu "les incroyables inventions du professeur Tim" cette musique était jouée dans ce jeu, c'était tellement reposant!
Oui. C'était reposant en essayant de résoudre le casse-tête.
Baby Einstein anyone? I really love this piece!
Me too! And Technology Connections brought me here!
Baby van Gogh
Getting to hear this song is now one of the main reasons I build Hermitage in Civ VI
L'OCCHIO DELLA MADRE! LA CARROZZELLA COL BAMBINO!
E poi questa sera il montaggio analogggico, MI HA LETTERALMENTE SCONVOLTO
That goat puppet painting a green picture brought me here
You mean Baby Van Gogh? I also heard it from Technology Connctions
This is going to sound silly, but it makes me want to play civilization revolution since this song is used in the trophy room.
It makes you feel so cultured and powerful. LOL :)
8 years ago bro
I did not expect to accidentally click on the theme for The New Statesman.
The RCA Selectavision intro brought me here
"some"
SOME
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SOME SOME SOME
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HEY NOW
HEY NOW
YES!
HEY NOW
And well all float on ok
The New Statesman brought me here!
sameeee
I played this on alto saxophone while a thousands of people have been watching me and listening and they litterally wanted to give me money lol i did a AMAZING WORK and everyone could not stop clapping. Its true and also my name is Isaac i live in Bihać but i know english
The Incredible Machine brought me here
Ss Anne!
Tell me please about this boat
Here I'm thinking about Yamato leaving harbour
Classic Music is so underrated now amongst young people now it’s sad
This masterpiece knocks me to my knees
I remember this from my moms Nokia ringtone 😌 and I’ve been obsessed with the melody… I’ve just came across the real one today
I don't know why but my mind associates this with entering heaven and eternal peace
I heard the Isao Tomita version of the song and now I see why he did a cover of this great song. It would make a great movie song or be appropriate for any heralded event!
Perfect for booting up a SelectaVision disc.
I used to hear this on Pittsburgh's WQED classic music station, and never knew the name.
Now, I just want solve a contraption in The Incredible Machine.
This makes me imagine a field trip to an art museum
HEY NOW HEY NOW HEY NOW
Some some some some some
@@Jacob_Hingst 🤝
this such a good song to play. I played it back when and enjoyed. still like it.
I always associated this song with academia after playing the edutainment game Mario is Missing on NES. Lovely piece.
Makes me miss St Petersburg every time I listen to this
Not sure how but this was apparently what Pokemons ruby and sapphire oceanic museum/SS Anne theme was based off
That was the same music heard in the RCA Selectavision video disc player
Someone’s from Technology Connections