Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake (Act II, No. 10)
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- Swan Lake, Op. 20, is a ballet composed by Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky in 1875-76. Despite its initial failure, it is now one of the most popular ballets of all time.
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The guy knew how to create a good drop.. yeah..
Yeah
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1877: This song is amazing!
2022: This song is still amazing!
3000: This song is Eternal!
Dude's from the future
Agree
it was a failure when it got release
What song?
1991: Dimitry why is this showing?
I'm unaware of the story of the Swan but this song conveys an aura of magic and darkness so perfectly it's no wonder this piece has been used so frequently in cinema
The play itself is so good but I don’t like how Tchaikovsky ended it. I prefer the version where Odette is trapped in being Odile it gives more tragedy, more drama, and more emotion - the idea of hopelessness and being trapped in a false love.
Its a good story, one that I wish I kept the moral from as a child transitioning into adulthood.
@@drcommondrate12 I kinda agree, more tragedy and emotion conveyed there
Act 1 Prince plays in courtyard or some shit
Act 2 goes down to a lake where he sees a bunch of swans and a wizard. One of the swans turns into a woman and tells the dude that if he vows his love to her he can reverse the spell the wizard put on her but he must keep his promise and not give his love to anyone else or she’ll remain a swan forever.
Act 3. Theres a party and the wizard brings his daughter disguised as the swan lady. The dude swesrs his love to the wizards daighter and the swan lady sees them through a window. The dude notices her.
Act4. Dude runs for the swan lady and explains that he was tricked. She understands but it doesnt matter since the spell wont be broken now. They both decide to die together then to have to live apart and succumb to the wizards trickery.
@@WorldWideSk8boarding and what’s the moral of this story?
I had a music box as a child, that played a beautifully haunting tune. I'm only now getting to know the name of it.
I heard this in Tom and Jerry
@@ankittanwar2025 i heard this in a movie called t-34 85
My aurora province OC, Dinadiawan, who is addicted to Swan Lake Ballet dance, her favorite dance is ballet
Same. I grew up seeing the funeral cards of my relatives kept in it. It got more haunting as time went on to place new ones in it and hearing the age old sound played verrrry slowly as I thought about the day my own funeral card might get placed in it.
My friends had a music box with it
This piece gives me the goose bumps every time I listen to it , nothing comes close to it
"goose" hehehe
I am good fool
no fak you
At Brass instruments and Tuttis
Yeah, when the music rises it's intesne and awesome.
I’ve had this stuck in my head for the better part of a year. Accidentally played it on guitar one day and thought, “Why is that so familiar?” Then an ad for a live rendition of Tchaikovsky’s music came on the radio and I heard it. A few TH-cam searches later and I finally can put a name to the tune.
You might of got mixed up with Harry Potters hedwigs theme also
@@britishthought4018 I’ve actually never watched any of them, but I’ll check out the tune. Thanks for the recommendation!
that happens way too much to me with music. even it it's just 4 chords
Tchaikovsky is a great composer. And to conceive that he did not like most of his works!
he found overture to be one of his worst in his mind
@@orang1921 sad, in my opinion it’s one of his best
@@garlonschuman1014 and yes i agree with this
Correction was
@@khayantuta4122 wrong correction
Seeing this performed by a live orchestra at a ballet is one of the most incredible experiences... so much emotion and passion poured into this piece.
Its crazy that this guy rips off of john williams soooo hard! Literally time travelled to steal his style!
I don't get why people don't like classical music because it sounds so f*cking good
True
I love classical music
Most people who say that are swifties, aka, people who barely know any music .
Facts
This is so amazing!! Can't get it out of my head!!!!
I agree.
Just get it out my head.... get out my head...... pfffffff.... pffff.... pfffff....pffff... pffffff.... boinnnnng..... pffff .... pfffff... pfit. .. pfout.... pfat.... ta.... ta... ta.... dannnnnnn....
Do you the classic dubsteb music by sharks called "out my head" 😃 ?
One of the best classical pieces i´ve ever heard
Probably my most favourite piece of classical music EVER. It always gives me goosebumps I love how this is in the final scene of Billy Elliot ,very fitting.
I'm glad I found this peice. I can't get that tune out of my head.
This is the pure and melancholic Russian soul! Спасибо Пётр Ильич.
Imperial Russian Romantic
Да!!!
Who is “pyoter ilvich” ? My russian skills & knowledge is not so good 😅
@@WorldWideSk8boarding Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky is the Russian composer of the Swan Lake and many other classical pieces
@@WorldWideSk8boarding The highest form of respect in Russian is to adress with name + patronomic. So, Pyotr Ilich (Pyoth, son of Ilya)
Help ive lost all music taste and im now listening to tchaikovsky swan lake 24/7 what type of depression is this?
@yigit-nh2vn LOL!
Nice
Ты хороший человек.
Listen to sleeping beauty by tchaikovsky
I finally found out the name of this piece. After so many years...
It’s a piece,,
At 1:35 you can hear where the Batman theme (from the Tim Burton movies) came from, probably a reference to Bela Lugosi's Dracula.
why does it sound like harry potter
@@frzd8chickensoup why does harry potter sound like this
@@orang1921 Idk, just reminds me of a great hall or hogwarts scene theme
@@frzd8chickensoup same here, and sounds kinda like star wars a little bit further in the video
🤔 yeah, it's true
My favorite to listen to as a child and now. Put it on loop. Cannot listen to it on nothing but the highest volume my system or ears can handle. The power. The musical brilliance! The epiphany of romanticism in classical music and probably the best example of powerful-emotionally-overcoming piece of musical art ever! Few come close.
putting it on high volume is literally always what I do tho- its so masterful and I feel like increasing the volume at certain parts and decreasing at others makes it feel like live music.
Who's here in 2024?! Classics will forever be a bomb I'm afraid 😭😭🔥🔥🔥
_Hello there, how're you doing?_
Hello❤
At 0:54 this piece of music takes on a different nature. Its almost like a storm/conquest/turmoil is underway and then peace comes and goes and the process starts again. There is powerful dark tone within this music. Anyway that is my interpretation, I am no expert when it comes to classical music but eventually I will educate myself and explore this world too.
I think you are right! Thank you! I think that's perhaps exactly the meaning....
The beauty behind music with no lyrics is that it can mean exactly something different to everyone.
... I love Tchaikovsky ... especially this piece ... the original Dracula theme w/Bella Lugosi ...
right you are
My favorite.
when the world has moved on and people no longer remember the statesmen, the heroes and all the famous people, this music will still be heard, and heard again & again & again.
the best music´s sound of all time
One of the most beautuful pieces a human could listen to is Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake
It's weird....all the comments on here are about the same chills I get every time I listen to this song. Honestly, it makes me think of consciousness, human evolution...and the meaning of life. Kind of scary...
Tears in my eyes 👁️👁️ listening to this 🕊️🎼🕊️
00:54 and 02:24 feel creeps on my mind
Jorge alejandro yes goosebumps all the way!!!!!!!!
Proper. Try 1:46 as well.
Reminds me of Black Swan movie, it has some creepy atmosphere, specially that scene when Natalie turns into black swan, goosebumps all around ❤️
bizet and tchaikovsky are by far my favorite music composers, this channel is wonderful, you inspire me, thank you so much
Everyone is here like, "This reminds of that Barbie movie I watched" while I am here like, "Isn't there a soundtrack similar like this in Harry Potter films?"
Jajajajaj
Yes my friend and I just happened to go out of my way to look for this piece because it is so beautiful
Came here to say this 😂
I feel this sudden... happiness listening to this. Classical music always do this to me, in inyects itself into my blood and changes my mood completely, it puts me into a wondefull zone and I don't want to let it go. This piece in particular...
Semplicemente meravigliosa musica classica 🎶🎧
Grazie e Complimenti!!🙋✳️👍
For some reason, the beginning of this piece reminds me of a sad version of the imperial march.
The chord progression at 0:09 (Bm - Gm - Bm) is the same as the Imperial March's.
The Harry Potter theme is also a rip off of this
John Williams definitely likes to borrow a lot of his motifs.
"I stood on the shoulder of giants so I can see further" Isaac Newton
0:54 is epic
Thought I'd bring ya back orb. Peace out.
This piece is pure magic and beauty!
Esta peça me dá arrepios toda vez que a ouço, nada chega perto disso
This is truly epic. Eternal thanks to all the wonderful human beings involved.
I was writing my essay that was due in one hour and this song comes up. That was a thrilling experience.
I've been trying to find the name of this song for 16 years (only so much you can search for when only being able to hum it) thank you vinheteiro!
Tchaikovsky, master of dynamics
I personally believe there's no better piece to grace my ears with.
Well, now I know where the person that composed the Harry Potter theme ripped their idea off from
Since the first time I heard this to now many years later, it never fails to make me cry
The best composer ever!!
If it's not the best, it's one of the best songs I've ever heard.
Most beautiful melody ever written❤❤❤❤
I love this song!! It's so beautiful and enchantingly great!!🥰🥰🎶🎶🎵🎵🎼🎼🧡🧡💛💛💕💕❣️❣️❤️❤️💋💋👄👄🙏😇🙏🙏
Epic. and I agree that this is one of the best pieces i've heard
One of my favourite pieces of music of all time. Greetings to all the Russians out there, from Germany
Привет из Новосибирска всем немцам)
His grandfather was French and another one ukranian 😂but yes send greeting to russians
@@IrynaMiskevychон никак не связан с "украиной". Когда он жил этого государственного образования еще не существовало. Хватит присваивать нашу Российскую культуру, когда у вас бездарностей ничего нет
I am not listening this style of music, but this....is really awesome and beautiful.
Watch this live, so overwhelming ❤😢
I played this song one morning before work and I can't describe how perfect it felt to me. I work at Amazon (picking) if you know, you know lol. It was a surreal experience.
It's the world's most popular assault rifle, a weapon all fighters love. An elegantly simple nine pound amalgamation of forged steel and plywood, it doesn't break, jam, or overheat. It will shoot whether it's covered in mud or filled with sand. It's so easy even a child could use it, and they do.
Uau, que perfeição, isso que é música para os meus ouvidos
Played this for my kids this morning before school they loved it
The part at 0:28 is the most beautiful thing ever composed. I believe Patrick, the composer of the live-action Cinderella, used the same pattern with his composition, La Valse de L’Amour. Search for this track and play it at 1:33 and you will see what I mean. I could be wrong :)
It seems to be kind of similar, yes. I see what you mean.
THIS IS..., extremely beautiful.
Thank you Mr. Tchaikovsky.
Yesssss
Quelle puissance ! que c'est agréable de la vraie musique
One of the best symphonies!
Is a genius, the drop is incredible.
It's no wonder my late grandparents listened to classical music...very sick right now and coping with this and helping my oldest daughter who is in a crisis for awhile and trying to maintain a new healthy and happy relationship...not a easy task when your unable to live together. This actually gives me peace and don't really care about the story behind it...I'm 55 to old to worry
Всегда очень любила этот балет. Мне в целом очень нравится Чайковский, стараюсь как можно чаще посещать НОВАТ, когда там ставят его балет. А сейчас делаю начертательную геометрию под эту мелодию
its really beautiful music classics..
Excellent.......Loved the Ballet too :)
I love Swan Lake :) because of this song, I learned to play oboe a few years ago
Beautiful.❤️
When you only knew this because of Barbie from when you were a little kid
γκξηγωγωγωξξγ
I knew this from Swan Lake and Fantasia when I was a kid. I have no associations between Barbie and classical music.
I actually discovered this song while playing Fallout 4
@@MajinBuuButtercup you probably also tell everyone you know about you knowing quantum mechanics or something
@@orang1921 Nope, just quantum giggle theory.
This is my jam! *CRIES*
The masterpiece os is trully amazing
i love this so much i love how haunting it is.its amazing
I LOVE IT!!
This give me peace 🕊️
Amazing...for ever
i love tchaikovsky for a reason
Finalmente encontrei ❤️, lembro que ouvi na infância mas não lembro exatamente onde e quando 🤔
UGH this song makes me feel so many feels
The most beautiful song ever
Masterpiece... 😊😊😊😊😊
Saudações do Brazil 🇧🇷🎵🎶🎼♥️👋👋👋👋
This song is soo awesome
A tremendous piece
I found it , I thought it would be in Swan Lake Ten Minute video but it didnt and I had to find it . Really awesome part.
This makes me feel like a super villain preparing to rule the world
This is so powerful
Belíssima melodia ❤❤❤
Fk that sounds so beautiful in Italian
The clarinet at the beginning sounds like a swan. :)
Even more so because the clarinet is an oboe! ;) Double reeds always do seem to be birds when personified (animalified?), Prokofiev "Peter and the Wolf" a great example.
Wonderful.
“Listen to them, children of the night, what music they make”
Just Woooow❤❤❤❤
Very beautiful.
Bravo bravo 👏
I remember hearing this for the first time when I was like 5 in a Barbie movie I’ve always been obsessed with this song
Beautiful!! It always reminds me of Dracula!
Coloco esta música para o meu bebê que ainda está no meu ventre escutar e ele se acalma.
Imádom! 💗💗💗
Dios mio, esto es perfecto 😍
Gracias, madre Rusia! 🇷🇺😍
_"Of all the weapons in the vast soviet arsenal, nothing was more profitable than Avtomat Kalashnikova model of 1947. More commonly known as the AK-47, or Kalashnikov. It's the world's most popular assault rifle. A weapon all fighters love. An elegantly simple 9 pound amalgamation of forged steel and plywood. It doesn't break, jam, or overheat. It'll shoot whether it's covered in mud or filled with sand. It's so easy, even a child can use it; and they do. The Soviets put the gun on a coin. Mozambique put it on their flag. Since the end of the Cold War, the Kalashnikov has become the Russian people's greatest export. After that comes vodka, caviar, and suicidal novelists. One thing is for sure, no one was lining up to buy their cars"_ Lord of War
so beautiful
That beat drop is INSANE
When I listen this music.l think old days...
Beautifully said, friend.