Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908), Россия - Fantasia on Russian Themes, Op. 33 - Фантазия на русские темы, соч. 33 Lydia Mordkovich, violin Royal Scottish National Orchestra Neeme Järvi -----------------
If you travel across Russia by train you will see endless forests, rivers, plains and marshes. The land will overwhelm you. It seems to do this to all Russian composers and have a powerful effect on their music! It explains the character of their music!
I'm italian and we had many great composers, but the great essere of Rimsky Korsakov, Borodin, Mussorgsky and others of same era, is unattainable by anyone else
I'm German, and this music touches me in the core. LOVE it. Talking about Russian composers - don't forget Sergej Lyapunov, his etudes "Storm" and "Lezghinka" are drop-dead-beautiful!
@fermatichebellosei1595 Just because your musical knowledge is lacking doesn't mean other Scandinavian composers don't exist... Can even spell Grieg correctly... Not everyone is into big orchestra music... Music exists for everyone's taste. But I agree that to relate musical talent to climate is strange ... Protestantism, then common in Scandinavia, considered music pagan and a distraction...
Incredible to think that Rimsky-Korsakov was offered and took a professorship in orchestration though in his own words he couldn’t name all the chords but could play them. He had no structured music education save that he picked up from the mighty handful. In his words he became the conservatory’s best student as he learned by himself all that he didn’t know.
Indeed, apart from this, he was the teacher of composers, such as Al.Glazunov, Arensky, Ig. Stravinsky snd partially S. Prokofiev's. His works have had a decisive impact on them. He also wrote the 2-volume treatise "Principles of orchestration", edited by Max. Steinberg. The examples of the book are excerpts from his own operas.
Si no existieran los compositores rusos habría que inventarlos, su aportación a la música es una grandiosa. Su fuerza, su delicadeza, su sensualidad, su sensibilidad.., Que maravilla
J'aime beaucoup la musique russe et entre autres N Rimski-Korsakov, mais c'est la première fois que j'écoute ce morceau. Une révélation !!! Très russe. Superbe.
Cette musique est positivement exaltante....richesse du discours mélodique, harmonies à couper le souffle, orchestration sans cesse renouvelée dans l’utilisation des timbres de l'orchestre, bref une babylonienne architecture sonore érigée par un humble et immense maître.
Mi sincere admiration for Russian music and Nikolay"s in particular. It is such a serious music, even stern, yet it is full of soul, Slav soul. A long suffering people who know how to excel under the harshest of circumstances with good humor, intelligence, determination and vodka. Waving at you from Corona, California, USA.
I think the charming of music from Russian composers is mainly due to that they put many native folk songs into their music from ancient Caucasia, the steppe of Central Asian. People divided the cultural development into western and oriental from there.
Don't forget Glazunov! He's one of my favorites, two of his most powerful works are Raymonda and his 4th symphony, though he wrote so much good music. I'd personally say my top 3 favorite Russian composers are Korsakov, Glazunov, and Shostakovich, that's how much I enjoy his music.
I am from a Ukrainian background and this along with music from my native country this music goes to the soul of every Slav. I can still hear my Buba singing songs from her village in Ukraine . Sitting around the table at Easter with the Easter bread blessed by the priest holding three candles and hand dyed Easter eggs . At Christmas going to St. Vladamirs and listening to the choir sing beautiful hymns. At 70 years now it seems like a long time ago.
Nikolay Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov (born March 6 [March 18, New Style], 1844, Tikhvin, near Novgorod, Russia-died June 8 [June 21], 1908, Lyubensk).He had nothing to do with Ukraine!
Interessantissima la Fantasia di Rimsky- Korsakov per la novità strutturale, e soprattutto dalla freschezza delle sue svolte armoniche puramente russe .
First heard the Fantasia on Russian Themes (Kreisler arrangement) on Perlman's album in 1996 (I was 20) and it's my favorite in that album. Still listening to it in 2020. Beautiful picture too.
This is a beautiful piece! Rimsky-Korsakov is my favorite of all classical composers, followed by Dvorak and Borodin. My favorite classical work is the Russian Easter Overture by Rimsky-Korsakov. It stirs the emotions to an exhilarating height!
One can feel the vastness and majesty of Russia in this great orchestral score by the great Meistro. Yet one can also feel the suttleness and yet the dangers that lurk within the vast Tiaga of Siberia while at the same token the gentleness of flowing rivers and streams of the nation as a whole. The spirit of Russia is summed up in this masterpiece. 🇷🇺
I heard this once years ago. Every now and then I remembered the opening, with no clue where it was from. Finally I have been reunited! What a beautiful piece :)
We visited his grave at the beautiful Alexander Nevsky Monastery Cemetery in St Petersburg. You will also find the last resting places of Tchaikovsky, Dostoevsky and more geniuses there. This music fits the scene beautifully.
I was there with my wife in 1986. The year of Chernobyl. I took photos of the graves with a Hanimex camera purchased in Stockholm to replace a newly bought Canon Sure Shot which had broken down. When I got home I found that the Hanimex was not advancing the film. All I got was unexposed film!
Such tenderhearted music, as we often associate Russia with callousness. I have studied their history and am nonplussed by the paradox of harshness and tenderness in their culture. I am only 1/8 Russian, but that fact has fascinated me for decades.
Who created the myth of Russia's callousness? Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Bulgakov, Pasternak, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Rachmaninov, Scriabin, Prokofiev and many others would never have appeared in a soulless country. The poet Rainer Rilke wrote: "All countries border on each other and only Russia borders on God." Better read what they wrote about Russia: Thomas Mann, Berlioz.
just so you know, it is spelled Scheherazade. I only mention, because it is one of my fav pieces and I always like to abbreviate it to Schehehe. It's really fun to say. and it's just a fun time.
I know that well known russian composer since i was6 years,in 1956 .i was very found of his music so Tchaïkovsky .now i still love russian music little more than Mozart or Beethoven.
Excellent interpretation and recording , velvety instrument performance , congratulations to the conductor and sound engineering .thank you so much for posting this ....
Rimsky-Korsakov is mu favorite Russian Composer. He is considered one of the "Four Mighty". Russian Composers' Music is so close to their people and land and all is characteristically Russian. This piece of music is beautiful.
+KayBee Nullenvoyde I do not know whether I have some Russian ancestors or not. I like other Russian Composers and also like Russian folk music and dances. I think every nation in this planet have spirit and they express on their own way. I also love Beethoven's music, Schuber, Vivaldi, Haendel, and many others. I love ancient music and their intruments. I love the folk music of different countries specially of Latin American countries.
+Ivanoe Cubillos I love the music of the world over, here and beyond. In USA we no longer hear any decent world music other than on Pacifica stations and certain very localized college channels; the 1996 Telecommunications Act signed by Clinton has DESTROYED radio culture in this country. (The American Right Wing madness all came about BECAUSE of that rotten piece of legislation!) Most music here is Xtian, Rap (NOT MUSIC), Metal, SAPPY love songs, "Oldies", and many classical stations are heavy on the Mozart/Bach/Haydn/and "War Horses" played by "Pops" orchestras. You Tube has become my "Go-To" for intelligent music!
+Bonnie Callahan I live alone now and sometimes feel very lonely and my only company are my plants, music, books, and my daily walks. I do not have a stereo or a special equipment to listen music. I listen music, see documentaries, or see news is in my computer on Internet from TH-cam. I have a TV but I don't use it anymore. I do not find many things interesting on TV anymore. Do you have a computer? You can even connect with a radio station. It is incredible how this media can give us so much. You can find anything in TH-cam, something very bad too so we must be selective and be careful about documentaries or shows. There are excellent documentaries and bad too. Saludos
The church in the photo is not St Basils in Moscow but a Nineteenth century church built in St Petersburg in the style of St Basils -if I'm not mistaken it was dedicated in expiation for the assassination of Tsar Alexander on this spot.
There's an old somewhat worn out adage. "There is always something exciting happening in Russian music". This piece is certainly no exception. His work is so atmospheric. Perhaps not so great a work as Scheherazade or Antar but that's a matter of opinion. i love them all.
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+Warren Hamlet "There is always something exciting happening in Russian music" - now there's a phrase I won't be forgetting. Do you have any idea where it is from?
I am entranced by this SILKEN thread. Have loved this work since 1970s, and Rimskii Korsakov since early childhood around 1952. Yeah, am a fossil. But a vibrant fossil!
Debussy was my favorite Russian composer until I discovered Gershwin. But I must say that with this Rimsky guy I'm completly blown away. Viva russian music!
Shawn Wooster Some people can not bear Russian spirit. Ah, and some others thinking that using language of Vivaldi means unoriginality. But it's only same language - to make it clear to people who do not know Russian well. And someone else thinks it could be played better. So - three "not" to two hundreds of "yes". It's normal. What is strange to me is that so few people knows about it.
+Shawn -- short attention spans very possibly. Or just musical immaturity -- lots of that around now, with young people fed on a diet of worthless commercial fare.
Гениальное сочинение Римского-Корсакова в совершенно блистательном исполнении. Кстати, у Римского есть еще великолепная вещь "Фантазия на сербские темы". Интересно наблюдать, как великие композиторы вплетают в свои вещи народные песни.
My eyes reacted moistened to such a masterful piece, I was unaware of such a spectacular piece and its creator. It transports you to unimaginable places and creates emotions that cross the chest and accelerate your breathing. A marvel!
First, 10'44''' is a perfect place to insert an ad to increase our expectation of the key change, if needed. The above is just a joke...I was deeply caught by this piece the very first time I listened to it. That's the very reason I started working on the solo by myself during my part time since one month ago in Sept. Right now I think I am almost finished. Can't stop listening and playing this piece. It seems I have a special love on Russian music for almost 20 years.
The piece is beautiful and I played it when I was younger, but it’s so scummy to put ads on this video. I want to listen to the music, not have it interrupted at a quiet moment by someone trying to advertise
What a sweet piece. Nicely crafted but never rises to greatness. Now listen to the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto and you'll know what is possible with these forces.
If you travel across Russia by train you will see endless forests, rivers, plains and marshes. The land will overwhelm you. It seems to do this to all Russian composers and have a powerful effect on their music! It explains the character of their music!
Music by russian composers is very b beautiful
Mother Russia
I'm italian and we had many great composers, but the great essere of Rimsky Korsakov, Borodin, Mussorgsky and others of same era, is unattainable by anyone else
Here you can hear very clearly where one Ottorino Respighi has learned his craft!
‘‘Beauty will save the world.’ Dostoevsky said this in a more overtly spiritual context but I believe it applies here.
I truly wish that were so ... but I fear that beauty is too easily crushed underfoot.
Великий музыкальный волшебник и сказочник русской земли - Николай Римский-Корсаков. Обожаю!..
Да, самый ,самый русский композитор.
Красиво и верно написали о Римском- Корсакове.🌹
He knew and touched a real Slavic soul ❤️.
I'm German, and this music touches me in the core. LOVE it.
Talking about Russian composers - don't forget Sergej Lyapunov, his etudes "Storm" and "Lezghinka" are drop-dead-beautiful!
Just enjoy music. I'm Russian and love whatever touches my soul. I'm happy that people like you exist in this troubled silly world of today
Russian composers make such beautiful melodies. It must be the cold nights.
@fermatichebellosei1595 Just because your musical knowledge is lacking doesn't mean other Scandinavian composers don't exist... Can even spell Grieg correctly... Not everyone is into big orchestra music... Music exists for everyone's taste. But I agree that to relate musical talent to climate is strange ... Protestantism, then common in Scandinavia, considered music pagan and a distraction...
Incredible to think that Rimsky-Korsakov was offered and took a professorship in orchestration though in his own words he couldn’t name all the chords but could play them. He had no structured music education save that he picked up from the mighty handful. In his words he became the conservatory’s best student as he learned by himself all that he didn’t know.
Well, I never knew that! Thank you. Astounding.
Indeed, apart from this, he was the teacher of composers, such as Al.Glazunov, Arensky, Ig. Stravinsky snd partially S. Prokofiev's. His works have had a decisive impact on them. He also wrote the 2-volume treatise "Principles of orchestration", edited by Max. Steinberg. The examples of the book are excerpts from his own operas.
Adagio: 00:00
Lento: 7:29
Allegro: 10:44
Finale: 15:07
Si no existieran los compositores rusos habría que inventarlos, su aportación a la música es una grandiosa. Su fuerza, su delicadeza, su sensualidad, su sensibilidad..,
Que maravilla
ahh that feeling when you click on a composer you never heard of and get chills within a minute.
Close your winter. It's -30* below outside. Now, fiften minutes later, same reaction?
J'aime beaucoup la musique russe et entre autres N Rimski-Korsakov, mais c'est la première fois que j'écoute ce morceau. Une révélation !!! Très russe. Superbe.
Cette musique est positivement exaltante....richesse du discours mélodique, harmonies à couper le souffle, orchestration sans cesse renouvelée dans l’utilisation des timbres de l'orchestre, bref une babylonienne architecture sonore érigée par un humble et immense maître.
Mi sincere admiration for Russian music and Nikolay"s in particular. It is such a serious music, even stern, yet it is full of soul, Slav soul. A long suffering people who know how to excel under the harshest of circumstances with good humor, intelligence, determination and vodka.
Waving at you from Corona, California, USA.
The Russian composers are my favorite and I am not Russian, Shostakovich, Rachmaninoff, Rimsky Korsakov....My love of music is also universal!!!
yes. I also love the Mongolian and Himalayan folk singers.
Yes I agree! Shostakovich is my favorite! Khachaturian is good too if he counts, and Prokofiev also.
soy de argentina y comparto tu opinion siempre me gustaron las musicas rusas
They are simply the best
I think the charming of music from Russian composers is mainly due to that they put many native folk songs into their music from ancient Caucasia, the steppe of Central Asian. People divided the cultural development into western and oriental from there.
violins come in and out of our lives like angels, but always in a hurry to return to their true home
This is the most beautiful piece I ever heard in my life.
Thank you, Royal Scottish National Orchestra! Bravo!
Rimsky-Korsakov translated what he felt about Russia into music, to make it audible to us. He was brilliant.
Wonderful thought.
Русская культура безгранична во времени,она на века будет восхищать и радовать человечество.
Shoshtakovich, Korsakov and Tchaikovsky. My all time favorite Russian composers
Same!!
Don't forget Glazunov! He's one of my favorites, two of his most powerful works are Raymonda and his 4th symphony, though he wrote so much good music. I'd personally say my top 3 favorite Russian composers are Korsakov, Glazunov, and Shostakovich, that's how much I enjoy his music.
One can feel his love of country and its culture. Bravo.
This is a spiritual lullaby of Mother Russia, and a cradle of Russian soul
Lydia Mordkovich has quite the special way to play, unique, brings up the metallic sound of the violin beautifully.
I am from a Ukrainian background and this along with music from my native country this music goes to the soul of every Slav. I can still hear my Buba singing songs from her village in Ukraine . Sitting around the table at Easter with the Easter bread blessed by the priest holding three candles and hand dyed Easter eggs . At Christmas going to St. Vladamirs and listening to the choir sing beautiful hymns. At 70 years now it seems like a long time ago.
That's a beautiful memory :)
bautiful and touching, this short piece of text made up pictures in my mind, for a second, i cant even describe... :)
I feel you my brother... I am also Pravaslavny from Kipr.
Nikolay Andreyevich Rimsky-Korsakov (born March 6 [March 18, New Style], 1844, Tikhvin, near Novgorod, Russia-died June 8 [June 21], 1908, Lyubensk).He had nothing to do with Ukraine!
lovely memory--keep it going--spossiva
Excelente, magnífico, sublime.
Interessantissima la Fantasia di Rimsky- Korsakov per la novità strutturale, e soprattutto dalla freschezza delle sue svolte armoniche puramente russe .
First heard the Fantasia on Russian Themes (Kreisler arrangement) on Perlman's album in 1996 (I was 20) and it's my favorite in that album. Still listening to it in 2020. Beautiful picture too.
What could be more beautiful than this delightful fantasy. . .
Спасибо, музыка просто волшебная!
Todos los compositores rusos te hacen subir la adrenalina, Bellisimas melodías ¡¡¡. Bravo Rimsky-Korsakov
Always trust Rimsky-Korsakov to come up with beautiful melodies and brilliant orchestration.
Rimsky was a E.T....not human
ON N'ARRIVE PAS A SE LASSER DE CETTE FANTAISIE SI PARFAITE. MERCI
Много очарования для этой музыки так ловко оркестровал !
Es Brillante melodia y muy profunda sus sentimientos.
What a great violin piece!
❤️💙🤍 🇷🇺 ❤️🔥 Bellissima la musica Russa !
Siempre ha sido uno de mis mas admirado compositor. Esta pieza no la conocia y como todas es magnifica. Tiene todo mi reconocimiento..
Николай Андреевич Римский-Корсаков "Фантазия на русские темы" для симфонического оркестра!
Merveilleuse cette musique si douce qui touche les sentiments humains les plus profonds !
Quieres algo apacible, tranquilo, de profunda sensibilidad, de sonidos acordes con todos los sentimientos. Escucha a Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov.
Bellísima música !!
Muchas gracias
Beautiful music,beautiful churcs 🎻💒I love so much Russian's composers💖💖💖🍀🎀
Браво гениально написано и сыграно
Absolutely Beautiful! Thank you.
This is a beautiful piece! Rimsky-Korsakov is my favorite of all classical composers, followed by Dvorak and Borodin. My favorite classical work is the Russian Easter Overture by Rimsky-Korsakov. It stirs the emotions to an exhilarating height!
One can feel the vastness and majesty of Russia in this great orchestral score by the great Meistro. Yet one can also feel the suttleness and yet the dangers that lurk within the vast Tiaga of Siberia while at the same token the gentleness of flowing rivers and streams of the nation as a whole. The spirit of Russia is summed up in this masterpiece. 🇷🇺
I heard this once years ago. Every now and then I remembered the opening, with no clue where it was from. Finally I have been reunited! What a beautiful piece :)
👏🏻 превосходный 🙌🏻
We visited his grave at the beautiful Alexander Nevsky Monastery Cemetery in St Petersburg. You will also find the last resting places of Tchaikovsky, Dostoevsky and more geniuses there. This music fits the scene beautifully.
I want to go there someday
I was there with my wife in 1986. The year of Chernobyl. I took photos of the graves with a Hanimex camera purchased in Stockholm to replace a newly bought Canon Sure Shot which had broken down. When I got home I found that the Hanimex was not advancing the film. All I got was unexposed film!
U luckiiiiiiz!!!!🎻🎺📯
Such tenderhearted music, as we often associate Russia with callousness. I have studied their history and am nonplussed by the paradox of harshness and tenderness in their culture. I am only 1/8 Russian, but that fact has fascinated me for decades.
Who created the myth of Russia's callousness? Dostoevsky, Tolstoy, Chekhov, Bulgakov, Pasternak, Tchaikovsky, Rimsky-Korsakov, Rachmaninov, Scriabin, Prokofiev and many others would never have appeared in a soulless country. The poet Rainer Rilke wrote: "All countries border on each other and only Russia borders on God." Better read what they wrote about Russia: Thomas Mann, Berlioz.
I love your music, I hear every day Rimski korsakov .My best Composer . 10:44 Perfect Orchestration
What did you expect from the legendary person who composed the epic of Shahrazad
Less than these?
This music makes you speak with your soul
i agree ! this is my first class piece of music ! ! !
just so you know, it is spelled Scheherazade. I only mention, because it is one of my fav pieces and I always like to abbreviate it to Schehehe. It's really fun to say. and it's just a fun time.
Жаль, что имея такое великое наследие, русские не используют его. Сама музыка великолепна, чувствуется вся душа России.
А как используешь ты?
Что значит " не используют"?
Зачем ты убежал в Грузию?
Ой бля
I know that well known russian composer since i was6 years,in 1956 .i was very found of his music so Tchaïkovsky .now i still love russian music little more than Mozart or Beethoven.
Magnifico siempre lo he escuchado muy a gusto.
Excellent interpretation and recording , velvety instrument performance , congratulations to the conductor and sound engineering .thank you so much for posting this ....
+levnikos I like your appreciation of this!
Magnífico!
Such touching beauty....such a lovely work. Thank you for enriching my life!
A bit of Heaven this music.
Great violinist and orchestra!!!
Rimsky-Korsakov is mu favorite Russian Composer. He is considered one of the "Four Mighty". Russian Composers' Music is so close to their people and land and all is characteristically Russian. This piece of music is beautiful.
+Ivanoe Cubillos ``The Five``*
+Ivanoe Cubillos Just so! My Mum was part Russian and I have been fascinated by this music since my early childhood.
+KayBee Nullenvoyde I do not know whether I have some Russian ancestors or not. I like other Russian Composers and also like Russian folk music and dances. I think every nation in this planet have spirit and they express on their own way. I also love Beethoven's music, Schuber, Vivaldi, Haendel, and many others. I love ancient music and their intruments. I love the folk music of different countries specially of Latin American countries.
+Ivanoe Cubillos I love the music of the world over, here and beyond. In USA we no longer hear any decent world music other than on Pacifica stations and certain very localized college channels; the 1996 Telecommunications Act signed by Clinton has DESTROYED radio culture in this country. (The American Right Wing madness all came about BECAUSE of that rotten piece of legislation!) Most music here is Xtian, Rap (NOT MUSIC), Metal, SAPPY love songs, "Oldies", and many classical stations are heavy on the Mozart/Bach/Haydn/and "War Horses" played by "Pops" orchestras. You Tube has become my "Go-To" for intelligent music!
+Bonnie Callahan I live alone now and sometimes feel very lonely and my only company are my plants, music, books, and my daily walks. I do not have a stereo or a special equipment to listen music. I listen music, see documentaries, or see news is in my computer on Internet from TH-cam. I have a TV but I don't use it anymore. I do not find many things interesting on TV anymore. Do you have a computer? You can even connect with a radio station. It is incredible how this media can give us so much. You can find anything in TH-cam, something very bad too so we must be selective and be careful about documentaries or shows. There are excellent documentaries and bad too. Saludos
Cette musique est merveilleuse !!!! Merci
jackylen57 Is
This is what we call `a perfect violin concert` , I think.
!Bravo! ... y la violinista Lydia Mordkovich uawwww
Absolutely beautiful!
The church in the photo is not St Basils in Moscow but a Nineteenth century church built in St Petersburg in the style of St Basils -if I'm not mistaken it was dedicated in expiation for the assassination of Tsar Alexander on this spot.
That's it! Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood.
Linda demais essa fantasia .
Плачу. Горжусь тем, что я русская.
Особенно с такой еврейской фамилией, я тоже плачу. Как мало нас осталось))
There's an old somewhat worn out adage. "There is always something exciting happening in Russian music". This piece is certainly no exception. His work is so atmospheric. Perhaps not so great a work as Scheherazade or Antar but that's a matter of opinion. i love them all.
+Warren Hamlet "There is always something exciting happening in Russian music" - now there's a phrase I won't be forgetting.
Do you have any idea where it is from?
totally agree--one would have to be sleeping or tone deaf not to get excited. its flavorful like good borscht
It seemed like the more oppressive Russian society was, the more daring and exciting its music became.
Borscht isn't particularly flavorful, and it's Ukranian.
One overlooked miniature masterpiece of his is the Quintet for Piano and Winds.
What a wise thought! Therefore we are all worth to be born human being! Capable of weeping and meditating.
At times, the violinist is like a spinner drawing out a silken thread, notes that stretch out, shining like moonlight.
I am a violinist. Thank you. Now I have a wonderful way to describe the violin's music. "A flowing silken thread of sound."
Catherine Kyngdon Beautifully put. A great description.
Catherine Kyngdon, you’re a poet!
I am entranced by this SILKEN thread. Have loved this work since 1970s, and Rimskii Korsakov since early childhood around 1952. Yeah, am a fossil. But a vibrant fossil!
So beautifully put!
This is my kind of magical.
Thanks for uploading Фантазия !
Belíssima obra do maior compositor russo de todos os tempos.
I hear Arvo Part being born in this composition. Very difficult childhood but everything for the adulthood is already present here.
No conocía este tema que lindo
Rimsky korsakov es uno de los compositores rusos que más me gustan
Debussy was my favorite Russian composer until I discovered Gershwin.
But I must say that with this Rimsky guy I'm completly blown away.
Viva russian music!
Guigui Guigui Debussy was french, Gershwin was American..
So your favorite Russian composer used to be a French man.
So strange that someone would dislike this...
Shawn Wooster Some people can not bear Russian spirit. Ah, and some others thinking that using language of Vivaldi means unoriginality. But it's only same language - to make it clear to people who do not know Russian well. And someone else thinks it could be played better. So - three "not" to two hundreds of "yes". It's normal.
What is strange to me is that so few people knows about it.
Not all people have same taste, or same experience. Someone could have a bad memories about them.
Though I liked it.
maybe because of the clarinett too loud and sounding a bit off-tone at 0:28
+Shawn -- short attention spans very possibly. Or just musical immaturity -- lots of that around now, with young people fed on a diet of worthless commercial fare.
some people don't like things, relax. It's not about you lol
Римский-Корсаков лучший инструментовщик всех времен
Лучшие оркестровщики это Дебюсси и Равель. У них просто чудеса оркестровки, но именно Римский-Корсаков открыл дорогу в оркестровке этим мастерам.
Thanks for this treat.
Гениальное сочинение Римского-Корсакова в совершенно блистательном исполнении.
Кстати, у Римского есть еще великолепная вещь "Фантазия на сербские темы". Интересно наблюдать, как великие композиторы вплетают в свои вещи народные песни.
My eyes reacted moistened to such a masterful piece, I was unaware of such a spectacular piece and its creator. It transports you to unimaginable places and creates emotions that cross the chest and accelerate your breathing. A marvel!
Absolutely sublime. What has this world come to 😔
Let it be what we make of it 🙏
BELLO .......gracias.
Beautiful.
First, 10'44''' is a perfect place to insert an ad to increase our expectation of the key change, if needed.
The above is just a joke...I was deeply caught by this piece the very first time I listened to it. That's the very reason I started working on the solo by myself during my part time since one month ago in Sept. Right now I think I am almost finished. Can't stop listening and playing this piece. It seems I have a special love on Russian music for almost 20 years.
Dramática y hermosa
@@CarmenGarcia-xb4pd Now I am listening to this again (within those 4 years I got my PhD).
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This wonderful evocative music
The piece is beautiful and I played it when I was younger, but it’s so scummy to put ads on this video. I want to listen to the music, not have it interrupted at a quiet moment by someone trying to advertise
Please let's not forget Alfred Schnittke ! He often was very ill, but a remarquable Russian, original composer, one of the best.
Oh my god, fantastic
Love love love this
Teşekkür ederim . ve ben seni çok özledim.
Encuentro la belleza plasmada aquí.-
Envolvente, atrapante y por momento altisonante.- Gracias.-
What a sweet piece. Nicely crafted but never rises to greatness. Now listen to the Tchaikovsky Violin Concerto and you'll know what is possible with these forces.
Thanks again.
Just what I need! YES!
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