Lo felicito por identificar cada Obertura Clásica.Siempre que veo y escucho una pieza musical clásica lo pido porque casi el 99% de ellas no lo hacen. Por qué es importante? Porque puedo ilustrarme un poco más, conocer a quien pertenece cada melodía y como se llama. Así, en las siguientes veces podré seleccionar y disfrutar las que más me gustan e ir acumulando conocimiento de cada compositor clásico y más adelante con el tiempo poder hablar al respecto. Muchas, muchas, gracias por lo narrado y permitirme disfrutar hermosas oberturas e ir aprendiendo en simultáneo. Dios lo bendiga.
Interrupting the music to play an ad is just plain rude! Play your ad before or after a piece not during! Imagine if someone during a live concert all of a sudden stopped the conductor to sell a product. Rude, rude, rude!
Somewhere, where you create your own list and the others enjoy it. Btw Shostakovich didn’t like that particular creation of his, it was written under the duress ( request from the KPSS bosses) in 3 days for the October Revolution celebratory concert in Bolshoi in 1954.
Great to see a good list of outstanding works. Unfortunately, considering the nation of origin of the orchestras used and what their countrymen are currently doing to the sovereign Republic of Ukraine, I’ll have to pass. Bye.
@@giovanniocchipinti3912 I used to believe in that, too. However, given that the vast majority of what passes for art today IS dependent for its interest on its political content, and for what I said earlier, I must follow my own conscience on this point. There have been times in the past centur or so when the music of one country or another was either ignored or forbidden in another country for a political reason,, sometimes enforced dby violence. Remember the Ukrainian orchestra conductor shot dead by Russian soldiers in 2022 for refusing to perform the Russian national anthem. I remember him. Do you. There is a classical composer native to my own state who is now virtually banned for some of his political beliefs. His name has been removed from both public discourse and prominent monuments. I bet you would applaud that, given how much his beliefs are universitally scorned now. Maybe some day all that will be different. But, for now it is our world and our reality. So, I stand by my beliefs and reject all who would try to change them.
@@Joy_Full1333 Or, because the Union won the American civil war, General Robert E. Lee’s long and productive service to the defense of that Union must be destroyed. We constantly reject parts of the present because of some of the past. But, in the long run, is that really the wisest thing to always do. I’m sure that there are beliefs and causes for which you would personally risk or sacrifice your life, liberty and sacred honor. That is in good measure how we got to where we are today in terms of overall human progress. If you would know today’s truth, study the past.
Esta música jamás pasará de moda.
Gracias por alegrarme la mañana con una excelente selección musical.
La musica clásica nunca pasará de moda
Isto não é coisa humana !A solenidade a sonoridade inexplicavelmente belo pra dizer que é de mortais . MARANATA!
Thank you for the gift of this endeavour.
#4 Prokofief: Romeo and Juliet, not Mozart
And it’s still gorgeous ❤thank you 😊😊😊
분위기있는 영상이네요.
좋은 음악 잘 감상합니다.
Lo felicito por identificar cada Obertura Clásica.Siempre que veo y escucho una pieza musical clásica lo pido porque casi el 99% de ellas no lo hacen.
Por qué es importante? Porque puedo ilustrarme un poco más, conocer a quien pertenece cada melodía y como se llama.
Así, en las siguientes veces podré seleccionar y disfrutar las que más me gustan e ir acumulando conocimiento de cada compositor clásico y más adelante con el tiempo poder hablar al respecto.
Muchas, muchas, gracias por lo narrado y permitirme disfrutar hermosas oberturas e ir aprendiendo en simultáneo. Dios lo bendiga.
😊 THERE’S DEAD AIR BETWEEN THE PIECES 🚦
To BREAK UP THE CONTINUITY IN A PIECE TO CRAM IN AN AD IS
UNFORGIVABLE ✊🏽👻
And still flicky sound can be heard ❤❤ but it was a great piece
Exce;;emt! But it's PROKOFIEV 'Romeo Juliet'.....not Tschaikowski......BRAVO from Acapulco!
OK....Here's the Tschaik.....and a RIVETING performance by (I believe) Tbilisi ......Sensational!
You meant Mozart! That was not Mozart but Prokofiev’s Romeo and Juliette Ballett scene in Juliette’s home. Right before Tchaikovsky’s overture.
Chitzen chi-zen itca maya olmeken me*ICO☀️☔️😊💜💚🩵💛❤️♾️🫂🪷😊🎶🎵🫠🎨🧘♂️🤸♀️🧘♀️🤸♂️⛵️
안녕하세요? 멋진 영상 잘 봤습니다. 편안한 저녁 보내세요.
Gems indeed! Please MORE so&such! :_[ hYlkeW
Si scrive ouvertures.
Great
“Ovetures” ?.
Interrupting the music to play an ad is just plain rude! Play your ad before or after a piece not during! Imagine if someone during a live concert all of a sudden stopped the conductor to sell a product. Rude, rude, rude!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
중간중간 튐
Wheres Shostakovich's Festive Overture ?!
Somewhere, where you create your own list and the others enjoy it. Btw Shostakovich didn’t like that particular creation of his, it was written under the duress ( request from the KPSS bosses) in 3 days for the October Revolution celebratory concert in Bolshoi in 1954.
🤩
Overture not oveture
È lo stesso
🙀
Great to see a good list of outstanding works. Unfortunately, considering the nation of origin of the orchestras used and what their countrymen are currently doing to the sovereign Republic of Ukraine, I’ll have to pass. Bye.
The musicians have nothing to do with what's happening today
That's like saying because of hitler's past doings, you hate every single corner of germany.
Don't mixt art with politics
@@giovanniocchipinti3912 I used to believe in that, too. However, given that the vast majority of what passes for art today IS dependent for its interest on its political content, and for what I said earlier, I must follow my own conscience on this point. There have been times in the past centur or so when the music of one country or another was either ignored or forbidden in another country for a political reason,, sometimes enforced dby violence. Remember the Ukrainian orchestra conductor shot dead by Russian soldiers in 2022 for refusing to perform the Russian national anthem. I remember him. Do you. There is a classical composer native to my own state who is now virtually banned for some of his political beliefs. His name has been removed from both public discourse and prominent monuments. I bet you would applaud that, given how much his beliefs are universitally scorned now. Maybe some day all that will be different. But, for now it is our world and our reality. So, I stand by my beliefs and reject all who would try to change them.
@@Joy_Full1333 Or, because the Union won the American civil war, General Robert E. Lee’s long and productive service to the defense of that Union must be destroyed. We constantly reject parts of the present because of some of the past. But, in the long run, is that really the wisest thing to always do. I’m sure that there are beliefs and causes for which you would personally risk or sacrifice your life, liberty and sacred honor. That is in good measure how we got to where we are today in terms of overall human progress. If you would know today’s truth, study the past.