I always thought it would be a spectacular wedding march. A wedding for the star quarterback and his beautiful princess at half time in the middle of a football field.
When the phone rang I was in the kitchen, boiling a potful of spaghetti and whistling along with an FM broadcast of the overture to Rossini’s The Thieving Magpie, which has to be the perfect music for cooking pasta.
I've listened to the Thieving Magpie an infinite number of times and this rendition probably because it was live provided the most versatile, fulfilling performance yet.
I could watch this every day. Such a beautiful piece of music and these sincere young people so proudly and perfectly playing their parts and this conductor who is an elegant example of someone totally enjoying what they are doing in life.
Hard to imagine how much good life value was brought to these kids by this. This conductor just seems to be joyous and I know she's passed that on to them. I'll bet they are sad when they have to leave this Orchestra. I really don't know anything about her other than what I can see here, which is, a person giving her all and loving every second of it.
Having sung in the Herts Youth Choir and accompanied by the Youth Orchestra…back in 1975…when I was 15…I can tell you experiences like this stay with you for the rest of your life (I’m 62 now) They are completely priceless. And this is a great performance of a brilliant bit of music.
We fillied around for a while with other travelers of the night playing "hogs of the road." Then we headed west, what we were after now was the old surprise visit. That was a real kick and good for laughs and lashings of the old ultra-violence...
The conductor used sign language in the beginning idk if she did it Bc one of her students is deaf or she’s deaf but if she is and she’s an orchestra conductor that’s amazing
Could anyone love what they're doing more than this woman ? I am mostly unknowing about classical music. Had it not been for "A Clockwork Orange" (1971) I would not know about this work which is now a cherished favorite of mine. The movie was, well...disturbing but, the soundtrack is spot-on genius.
10+ years on. I hope the students look back at this with pride. I wonder how many went on to play with other orchestras or solo? Not that it is that important but I hope they al kept their skills up as they were evidently the cream of the crop and music warms the soul on any cold night. Very well done indeed.
They are playing so slow! And it's making the perfomance sound lovely. With the slow tempo it sound like a march for the King walking in the Throne Room. Excellent!
I love this overture and this orchestra has done it really well - fantastic job! Thank you all. I just keep coming back to this recording; it's so joyful. Love it.
Terrific to see an orchestra of many highly talented young adults so obviously enjoying their superb performance. Thank you fpr a most relaxed tempo which definetly added to your listeners enjoyment of the overture.
As we walked along the flatblock marina, I was calm on the outside, but thinking all the time. So now it was to be Georgie the general, saying what we should do and what not to do, and Dim as his mindless greeding bulldog. But suddenly I viddied that thinking was for the gloopy ones and that the oomny ones use, like, inspiration and what Bog sends. For now it was lovely music that came to my aid. There was a window open with the stereo on and I viddied right at once what to do
I like that I can just make out moments when one, or so, instruments seem to falter a bit, but that the band just maintain the flow. -It was live, and it made the whole clip even better.
what does Anthony Burgess have to do with it? Kubrick is the one that used this music as a juxtaposition in his adaptation of Burgess's book but there is no mention of the Thieving Magpie in the book.
Dear Tina - same here. I also really discovered Debussy through Tomita. Now, in later life, I love classical music and have become a singer of religious and operatic music; JC
I am a number of the 39,012 views. This is wonderful in so many ways. It would be so good to love what you do as much as this conductor does. Also, the violinist... third chair in on the conductors right.(black hair band) This music seems to be immersed in her soul.
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There are so many youngsters in this Orchestra. They should be proud of this performance. Bravo. 😆
Lol that's cuz it's a youth orchestra
Absolutely marvelous that these young teenagers could perform so brilliantly. Kudos to the teacher/conductor. Thanks for posting.
Has to be the perfect music for cooking pasta.
Creak, creeeeek, chronicles
go for opera
How about eating a BIG MAC?!?!?! You troll!!!
I always thought it would be a spectacular wedding march. A wedding for the star quarterback and his beautiful princess at half time in the middle of a football field.
When the phone rang I was in the kitchen, boiling a potful of spaghetti and whistling along with an FM broadcast of the overture to Rossini’s The Thieving Magpie, which has to be the perfect music for cooking pasta.
I've listened to the Thieving Magpie an infinite number of times and this rendition
probably because it was live provided the most versatile, fulfilling performance yet.
Michael Safrin and out of tempo many times
Yes! Nice to know that the Mormons can do something right for a change.
Perfect for cooking pasta!
Wind Up Bird Chronicle brought me here. :)
+cosmicstar0908 me too kinda..hahahaha
Next stop, Miles Davis - Sketches of Spain
Just like myself :)
Me too :))
Same here
The Ultra violence!
Ohhh yess)
Get one in the yarbles, if you have any yarbles, you eunuch jelly thou
Lets get em boys!
naughty naughty NAUGHTY... you fifthy old soomka!!!
+ivan felipe bernal del castillo a little ultra violence with my droogs
A VERY fine performance by some amazingly talented young musicians. Well done all of you.
Utah Youth Symphony Orchestra, makes us proud here in Utah.
I could watch this every day. Such a beautiful piece of music and these sincere young people so proudly and perfectly playing their parts and this conductor who is an elegant example of someone totally enjoying what they are doing in life.
First time I heard this song was in 1817 in Milan.
Are u still around.... Im now only 124....
Listen to this kind of music and you'll live longer.
Hard to imagine how much good life value was brought to these kids by this. This conductor just seems to be joyous and I know she's passed that on to them. I'll bet they are sad when they have to leave this Orchestra. I really don't know anything about her other than what I can see here, which is, a person giving her all and loving every second of it.
Put on a dress.
Help me understand your comment. Is your top-of-mind thought that she should put on a dress?
beautiful performance. Many other versions of this are rushed, but the tempo in this was so well- controlled. Bravo!
The tempo was good for a youth orchestra. These young musicians were wonderful, and the conductor was animated and entertaining as well.
Actually, I disagree. I find it too slow. This is ITALIAN. You skip and hop with an Italian temperament. You don't measuredly march like a German.
Hail to the Clockwork Orange!
Having sung in the Herts Youth Choir and accompanied by the Youth Orchestra…back in 1975…when I was 15…I can tell you experiences like this stay with you for the rest of your life (I’m 62 now) They are completely priceless. And this is a great performance of a brilliant bit of music.
it makes me proud to be a sherlockian when i get here and 90% of the comments are Sherlock related. so glad i'm not alone in the world.
Thus is the music they play when I come out of my bedroom every morning!!!😂 Sooo regal.
We fillied around for a while with other travelers of the night playing "hogs of the road." Then we headed west, what we were after now was the old surprise visit. That was a real kick and good for laughs and lashings of the old ultra-violence...
What a great movie that was.
Must've sounded even better being sat there! One of my favourites.
Barbara Scowcroft, simply wonder!
The conductor used sign language in the beginning idk if she did it Bc one of her students is deaf or she’s deaf but if she is and she’s an orchestra conductor that’s amazing
Could anyone love what they're doing more than this woman ? I am mostly unknowing about classical music. Had it not been for "A Clockwork Orange" (1971) I would not know about this work which is now a cherished favorite of mine. The movie was, well...disturbing but, the soundtrack is spot-on genius.
When doing trivial housework I start this video,
but at 3:30 I always stop and dream me back to Napoli.
Bravissimo.
For youth, this is well presented. Well done!!!
Tom & Jerry, Bunny & the oldest animated cartoons brought me here!
Such a wonderful, joyous sound.
All motives have been performed FLAWLESSLY!
Appreciate these cosmic moments!
Excellent performance
he's attractive and he plays a musical instrument!! he's perfect!!
Bravo!!! Great youth orchestra
10+ years on. I hope the students look back at this with pride. I wonder how many went on to play with other orchestras or solo? Not that it is that important but I hope they al kept their skills up as they were evidently the cream of the crop and music warms the soul on any cold night. Very well done indeed.
Such good stereo in this one, it makes the whole performance feel like you're there. Amazing.
Beautiful, really beautiful =)
Bravo ! Greetings from Poland
I don't think I've ever seen a Conductor having more fun!
Rossini was the first great modern entertainer.
They are playing so slow! And it's making the perfomance sound lovely. With the slow tempo it sound like a march for the King walking in the Throne Room. Excellent!
I love this overture and this orchestra has done it really well - fantastic job! Thank you all. I just keep coming back to this recording; it's so joyful. Love it.
Such a wonderful performance with amazingly young musicians at that ! Bravo !
We have many special young people here in Utah.
Such talent in the young musicians
Yes and we're all DANCING to this...
Terrific to see an orchestra of many highly talented young adults so obviously enjoying their superb performance. Thank you fpr a most relaxed tempo which definetly added to your listeners enjoyment of the overture.
Hannibal,Clockwork Orange,Sherlock,etc.you know,all that psycho and dark shit.
exactly
Was looking for this comment lol
I always listen to this when cooking pasts. The perfect music to cook pasta to
I had absolute shivers running up my spine listening to this. Awesome.
Thank you Stanley Kubrick.
So this music was listened by main character of "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" :)) inspiring
BRAVOOO
Grandioos !!!
A splendid performance.
Something so uplifting and mischievous about this piece. Love this and Dance of the Hour, a giddy symphonic showcase
Esse clássico é um presente, faz todo o desempenho perfeito, fazendo a gente se sentir como se estivesse lá. Surpreendente.
Alguém aqui do Brasil?
+Leandro Miecznikowski eu
Ontem estava passando Laranja Mecânica aí fiquei com essa música na cabeça
Leandro Miecznikowski in
Muito show, espetáculo de sinfonia e riqueza de detalhes.
A real treat: Brain enjoyed it. Thanks.
As we walked along the flatblock marina, I was calm on the outside, but thinking all the time. So now it was to be Georgie the general, saying what we should do and what not to do, and Dim as his mindless greeding bulldog. But suddenly I viddied that thinking was for the gloopy ones and that the oomny ones use, like, inspiration and what Bog sends. For now it was lovely music that came to my aid. There was a window open with the stereo on and I viddied right at once what to do
Ren and Stimpy would have brought me here 25 years ago, if youtube existed then.
I love this performance by this talented bunch of young people. BRAVO!
tks for this CONCERT. TKS from ITALY, uncle GIANNI
I will be playing this in around a month on the Eb clarinet and i find this to be absolutely wonderful
Absolutely beautiful,and such a joy to watch the conductor,so much better than the stuffy old guys I usually see on telly
Beautiful!
gorgeous
I like that I can just make out moments when one, or so, instruments seem to falter a bit, but that the band just maintain the flow. -It was live, and it made the whole clip even better.
It's Murakami's The Wind-up Bird Chronicle brought me here :)
Very good.
But the brilliant brass and flute soloists are practically out of camera.
It reminded me of A Clockwork Orange jejejeje very good video! Greetings from Argentina Chaco
Ye this is the bit with the cat lady and the penis sculpture.
Thank you Anthony Burgess.
what does Anthony Burgess have to do with it? Kubrick is the one that used this music as a juxtaposition in his adaptation of Burgess's book but there is no mention of the Thieving Magpie in the book.
A billion thumbs up!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
This song was in the Hilary Duff movie "A Cinderella Story" in the scene where her stepsisters are attempting synchronised swimming in their pool...
Dear Tina - same here. I also really discovered Debussy through Tomita. Now, in later life, I love classical music and have become a singer of religious and operatic music;
JC
Thank you so much!! I really like that part!
BRILLIANT
yes!
Viddy well my brothers...viddy well
Bravo for all of them...
Masterpiece
When you’re a Stickman in a lift, trying Flee the Complex:
gEORGIE.ALEX. AND THE DROOGS
I play timpani and assorted percussion in a regional orchestra and we are going to attempt this in late January next year....Im nuts about this piece
I love that most of the comments here are from Sherlockians. You are all just... just so great.
Clock Work Orange😯
11:15 "JC, can you hear me? Destroy the internet, it's gotten really hokey! We need to start again!"
My favorite
Bravíssimo ! Rio de janeiro /BRAZIL
Beautiful. 🙂
Murakami brought me here!
In a world of locked rooms, the man with the key is king and honey you should see me in a crown...
Sherlock brought me here. Crown Jewels scene!
For your information..this song is Opening song for International Ballet Gala 2012 held at Palace of Culture,Malaysia.last month...
proud
Sherlock and Clockwork Orange
Glad some else noticed that .. great musical piece
Abner Matheus And Hannibal (tv serie)
Obra maestra en toda su plenitud
I am a number of the 39,012 views. This is wonderful in so many ways. It would be so good to love what you do as much as this conductor does. Also, the violinist... third chair in on the conductors right.(black hair band) This music seems to be immersed in her soul.
NO RUSH
- moriarty
Claire Lesperance
All these feels.
11:09 - Bigger drop than any modern music could achieve. And trust me, I listen to a whole lot of electronic music.
If Rossini had written symphonies, he might have surpassed Beethoven. Congratulations to this young orchestra for their effort.
Vera Evans Maybe Berlioz too.
Perfect...need I say more?
Esto es ARTE!
Im glad someone's representing the triangle in there somewhere
Impresionante ! Magnifico !Me encanta la música clásica
somos 2
5:40 for the good bit (sherlock s2ep3)