Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings, IV. Finale (Tema Russo) | New Century Chamber Orchestra
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- The New Century Chamber Orchestra and Music Director Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg perform the fourth and final movement from Tchaikovsky's "Serenade for Strings". Learn more about New Century at www.ncco.org.
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Serenade for Strings in C major, Op. 48
Movement IV. Finale Movement III. Elégie
February 9, 2011
Eli and Edyth Broad Stage, Santa Monica, CA
From On Our Way: The Journey of Nadja Salerno-Sonnenberg and the New Century Chamber Orchestra, a DVD by CounterPoint Films in association with NSS MUSIC
50% of comments: This is amazing
Other 50%: I play this my 2nd grade orch estra tomorrow wish me luk!
i’m playing this in 3 days in 9th it’s one of my favorite pieces(violas are underrated)
Truly wonderful, passionate rendition of one of the most glorious pieces of music !
They are the best!! Love NCCO!
too high strung
I'm doing this in my HS orchestra tomorrow. It's pretty grueling, but the violins have it the worst. A bassist like myself shouldn't complain to much.
I'm playing it for an audition and violinists definitely have it the worst.
Matthew Dexter i played it as an 8th grader and im not even in the top orchestra in my school:/
thatDude you most likely aren't playing the actual vetsion, probably a arranged version. I would be extremely impressed if you are actually doing the actual version tho
Matthew Dexter I used to be a violinist but now I'm a bassist! Our orchestra is going to perform this piece in the Annual Concert
hiu ching Sin bassist unite!
she gonna fall off dat chair!
In my entire life I have listened to this piece a thousand times...and never once can I cut it short! All movements are sublime and the third is well...his soul as well as ours...shared.
lol we're playing this in my hs orchestra and it has me wanting to die it's so hard like how tf they do this witchcraft
+Jami Jones I have to audition with this song for the top orchestra at my hs :((
Jami Jones its actually pretty easy
Same I remember sight reading this for the first time..it wasn't bad but like ugg
Jami Jones relatable lmao
i know everyone here is because your orchestra is tasked with this monstrosity, as i’m guilty of this as well, and all i have to say is good luck with this vErY fUn piece. our hs symphony teacher, however, decided to take it a whole five steps further than necessary: we have three tests in the hardests sections and our teacher refuses to acknowledge the disaster that is our cello section (which i am unfortunately a part of) and when she does she goes out of her way to find nOt the easier, but the eASIEST parts as another strategy to ignore the most awful cello sections ive ever laid my eyes on difficulty wise, meaning all of us are tasked of spending our own time to learn this monstrosity. auditioning for the advanced orchestra as a freshman (basically unheard of) was a bad idea and i’m currently facing the repercussions while writing this as a way to procrastinate analyzing shifting patterns
if you’re still reading this and you happen to be a violinist, i’m truly praying for your sanity
My soul is currently dying from doing this piece, thank you for your prayers lol
I was a second violin in my middle school chamber orchestra as a seventh grader having to play this peice. NEVER AGAIN 😭
played this freshmen year of high school over 15 years ago and snippets of it would just float back into my head from time to time. I had forgotten the composer and name and finally found it again through musipedia. Brings back a lot of good memories, including the anxiety I would feel tackling some of those runs on 1st violin. It's a beautiful piece and I'm glad I found a good version to come back to.
HOW THE HELL AM I GOING TO PLAY THIS
They move as a unit expressively and pay attention to each other, great job listening to one another. Great leadership, from the Music Director Nadija Salerno-Sonnenberg!
An excerpt from this is part of my auditions happening in my High School Orchestra. Pls wish me luck
Edit: thanks for the people who wished me luck. I didn’t make the highest orchestra I could but I made one lower. Still, thank you so much.
This is one of my favorite pieces of all time! The communication with other players to make this sound and feel the way it should is so much fun! I am so happy you all chose to do this!
Played this in my HS orchestra 2 days ago and we'll play it again in a week...love that piece!
wow, very nice. full of passion haha especially the concert master, bravo!
I played this piece in 2014 when I was 14 with a summer school. it was honestly the best. i miss it so much! We played an incredible arrangement of this. I have a serious case of the feels now haha
I love the looks of joy on their faces as they play the amazing music that Tchaikovsky wrote for them. Each player in the ensemble thinks they have the best part--the sign of a great orchestrator. This what highly talented people do to get a mutual high. They certainly lit me up!
Just remembering playing this a few years back in a middle school orchestra and realizing how terrible we must have sounded- (played the real version)
I'm a 9th grader playing this in 2 days.I;m so scared our cello setion is great and so is our bass. But like first violins and seconds are barely pulling through. Im a second btw. I've been practicing a lot but got injured a while ago and this will be my first performance since my injury. I'm super nervous. I hope we can make it sound ok and pull through.
Ahh I remember playing the entire serenade as a 9th grader and ever since then it has been my favorite piece for strings! This is by far the best recording I have found. I love the sound the ensemble is able to produce and the passion poured into the piece. Simply amazing.
As an 8th grade upright bassist you can assume how frightened I am to begin preparing this piece for concert in may with a youth orchestra, yet I am extremely excited
If anyone is curious the concert went great
Jose D. Vargas c i'm an eighth grade first violinist. our orchestra struggled with this at first but now it's coming tgt nicely
One of the most beautiful chamber pieces ever. Fun to play. Great job!
How's the live audio being captured so.. well?
There are various microphones hanging from the ceiling and there are a few others on stands around the orchestra.
lord have mercy
Always interesting seeing performances where the person 'conducting' is actually one of the musicians (at least I believe that's what the 1st chair violin is doing). Brilliant performance of a difficult piece to pull off so thoroughly masterful as this. Thank you for sharing it!
Hello New Century Chamber Orchestra! I have listened to your recording of Serenade for Strings about maybe 50 times now. I was wondering is there any way of sending a message directly to one of the cello players? Like a contact? Thanks
This is not a studio but live! So you can't do it over and over again. It was brilliant in this very moment. Super bravo! Also for Nadja Sonnenberg.
This piece is so physically taxing for a violinist. I should know bc I’m a violinist who is currently learning this piece-
There is only one bassist?!?!?
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I love the finger plucking!
Beautiful Piece!
concert masters bow is on the finger board
Playing this piece in my middle school select orchestra! Love it!
It' s awesome !!!👍
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barely anyone in my orchestra other than our top players can properly play this it's so painful shsjshsjdk
im playing this as a 6th grader chamber student combined with the high schoolers, im a viola
I love this piece so much. I had played it when i was in 10th grade as a violin 1 player. I remember it being very hard at first but it was so much fun to play and now seeing NCCO play it made it so much better. Keep up the good work guys!!!!!
+nick the boss Which instrument? We are playing the waltz portion of this piece in our chamber group called "serenade strings", but we will be playing this soon :).
THE GEEK 19 4 years ago but damn same
Tchaikovsky wears American jean.
This comment made me laugh. It seems so random 😂
GOOD
They look so happy! Hearing them play is great, but watching them play is amazing!
i remember playing this in sixth grade with my gala strings orchestra! it was a really fun piece and being a violist was nice because for once we got melody parts. of course we didn't sound as good as this but it was fun to play
hehehe
They look like they're having so much fun haha
Beautifully played!
Such a fun song to play and listen to! 👍
Nobody has more heart than Nadja
Bravo
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Wow!
Bravo!
Music of the highest heavens!
Played this this year for my hs orchestra and I loved this piece I play viola and it was an awesome peace to play and sounded amazing
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Mrs Salerno Sonnenberg and the others just superb👌
Mercie fot putting it on TH-cam 🙏
Thank you for helping remind my students through your performance what a joy and a privilege it is to play this piece!
Playing for Idaho Allstate :)
Same for GA All-State kms
im playing this in 7th grade
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I miss this piece so much. I played it last year with my middle school. Such a beautiful piece!!
I have to play this for JDO's violin 1 yay!!!
I have to play this for JDO.
3:08 the cellos came in a beat late.
orchxstra said hi. Noooo it’s not that.
playing in sixth grade for seven and eighth grade