It was 1972. I was a 15 year old sophomore trombone player in the Cobb County, Georgia Honor Band. I hope some of my symphonic band mates are hearing and reading this. We played this and I still have the vinyl LP recording. It was the greatest experience of my life to travel to Toronto, Canada and perform The Hunters with this fine group and Director, Mr. Boyd McKeown. I was never happier than when in the company of these very accomplished musicians. Parents, grandparents, please encourage your aspiring musicians. There is no greater memory than to have been a part of something as excellent as performing great and timeless music at the highest level. Challenge them!!! They will love you for it forever, as I do my parents. I still play my trombone and other instruments, and both my parents are still with me alive and well in 2023. They sacrificed and paid $500 for my brand new Conn 88H horn in 1970 so that I would be able to have these precious memories. I thank my Lord Jesus my Savior for all of these blessings. Enjoy!
Greetings, ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted by your presence to partake in the audial pleasures of these exquisite musical compositions. Prepare to experience the euphoria and enchantment bestowed upon you by the genius of Delibes.
I agree. I'm French, a fan of French classical music (Debussy, Saint Saens, Berlioz, Satie etc) and I didn't even know that it was a Frenchman who composed all these melodies.
Tchaikovsky regretted not having heard Delibes' ballet music before composing Swan Lake (1875-76). Delibes showed that ballet music could be great music -- not just a rhythmic accompaniment to the dancing.
I love Delibes. Wish he had written more. Like Massenet, Bizet, Gounod, Lalo, Chausson, there is just a lovely melodic gift, with really well-done orchestration. The French definitely have a National talent for music. I love Rameau, too.
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As a little ballerina, my class danced to portions of Sylvia & Coppélia. It's been my favorite ballet ever since. I love the rich Hungarian influence and float away every time I listen to it.... ☁ 🎶 ☁
Ce n'est certes pas le compositeur le plus connu. Mais ça me rappelle des souvenirs. Et c'est plutôt agréable à écouter. En fait, certains morceaux de musique qu'il a composés sont plus connus que lui-même.
Music, just as now, is a reflection of the time. Learn history (over 500 years), art, ideology, common human threads, love, life. Be good to one another.
Compared to the Jay-Zs, Justin Biebers, and Madonnas of the world, this music is just magical! There is just no class or talent today, just discordant noise. Thanks for uploading.
@@rosgembrun If you can't appreciate today's music maybe it's your inability to appreciate something new and find the beauty in other places that you aren't used to not that pop or modern music lack their own type of beauty for what it is.
There's no need to compare classical to popular music and doing so is like saying that French, Italian et al have no beauty compared to Latin, which would be absurd. Things have beauty in their own right and seeing it differently is just your own inability to see the beauty beyond your comfort zone.
@@rosgembrun Well if I came to listen Delibes and found your discriminatory comment is because I have a fairly good taste but De gustibus non est disputandum. If you can't appreciate the beauty in contemporary music it's your loss but doesn't mean there isn't any esthetic value in it. Good day.
Always getting a good laugh about people arguing in these comments section about who's the best.. in a realm of music, probably the most subjective thing on this planet.
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L C Mac não e q e pouco divulgado e que ele e um compositor médio de opera e ballet, só que no quesito opera ele está muito abaixo dos grandes nomes por isso ha poucas apresentações de suas operas agora em música de ballet ele é bem divulgado pois o ballet de coppelia e um dos ballets mais representados.
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Yup, from WIkipedia's "Knight Rider" entry: . 'The "Knight Rider Theme" was composed by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson.[6] The series DVD bonus material contains an interview about this lead music, where Glen A. Larson says he remembers a theme out of a classical piece ("Marche Et Cortège De Bacchus" Act III - No. 14 from Sylvia written by French composer Léo Delibes) from which he took pieces for the "Knight Rider Theme".'
Where have the Bachs, Beethovens and Mozarts gone? Hell, where have the Strausses, Delibes, Bizets, Offenbachs, or Massenets gone? Gone to TH-cam, I guess. Anyway, too bad they didn't squeeze Delibes' song "Les filles de Cadix" into this video as well.
Christopher MacIntyre o Between Bach and Beethoven is a gap of more then 100 years.. I wonder if people in 18 th century asked themselves where the mozarts and Bach have gone. Every now and then, there apears a new musical genius.
Le monsieur est né en 1836 et est mort en 1891... Y'a pas grand monde à mon avis qui sache qui c'est, où qui sache même qu'il a jamais existé un compositeur s'appelant Léo Delibes. Mais la plupart des gens ont dû entendre au moins une de ses compositions...
Français, Sarthois de naissance mais peu connu et reconnu dans notre pays. Heureusement il existe des pays plus sensible à la musique. La France ne le méritait peut-être pas.
Nejen Delibes ale celá hudba 19. Století je dnes vnímána jako nesrovnatelně krásná vůči současné tvorbě. Je to dáno vývojem sspolečnosti, bohužel destruktivním. Zde není nic zakrýváno, vše vidíme i slyšíme a můžeme srovnávat. Kdo se seznámí s vážnou hudbou, ten již rozezná dobrou hudbu od špatné a to i v pop-music.
Lakmé sounds like Lakshmi, goddess of wealth. She was the daughter of a brahmin priest. It is very Hindou.....There is mention of Ganesh, god of inauguration and new beginings who removes obstackles both externally and internally, in mystic ways.
Come on... I think both Tchaikovsky and Delibes are great composers... If anything I think they are both much better than all those overrated German composers like Brahms and Schumann etc. who seem to get all the credit
Boccaccio1811 Absolutely. The best German composers (Romantic era and later) were Beethoven, Mahler, Mendelssohn and Wagner, with Brahms not too far behind. Schumann, R. Strauss and Schubert behind Brahms. Tchaikovsky was in the same league as Beethoven, an absolutely top notch composer. Delibes is underrated as well, I'd rank him at least with Brahms...
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I don’t understand music but Delibes makes me feel beautiful. There is something light, pretty and feminine about his music.
Greetings, ladies and gentlemen, I am delighted by your presence to partake in the audial pleasures of these exquisite musical compositions. Prepare to experience the euphoria and enchantment bestowed upon you by the genius of Delibes.
😉
Delibes is underrated.
Not at all, his ballets are some of the ones most performed, especially Coppelia
@@BytomGirl Nah,this guy still get stuck by few big hit there still lot of his music never gets recording
No he isn't, in France we listen to him a lot
I agree. I'm French, a fan of French classical music (Debussy, Saint Saens, Berlioz, Satie etc) and I didn't even know that it was a Frenchman who composed all these melodies.
Delibes: A composer that I truly love. The ballets are so beautiful and the music is boundless with rhythms of the air we breathe.❤️🎶🎵🎶 OPERA sings.
Tchaikovsky regretted not having heard Delibes' ballet music before composing Swan Lake (1875-76).
Delibes showed that ballet music could be great music -- not just a rhythmic accompaniment to the dancing.
He also said he would've not made Swan Lake had he heard Sylvia first. So like maybe not so great.
Delibes! Delibes! Thou art still remembered and loved!
Delibes is one of my favorite composers.
l feel sorry for those who do not know this site.
I love Delibes. Wish he had written more. Like Massenet, Bizet, Gounod, Lalo, Chausson, there is just a lovely
melodic gift, with really well-done orchestration. The French definitely have a National talent for music. I
love Rameau, too.
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French music was good, then Debussy arrives
As a little ballerina, my class danced to portions of Sylvia & Coppélia. It's been my favorite ballet ever since. I love the rich Hungarian influence and float away every time I listen to it.... ☁ 🎶 ☁
Uma das mais lindas composições musicais escritas dentre os ballet compostos . Assisti várias vezes no Teatro. Inesquecível .
Vero
"Bellissimo !!!!" ! I love that romantic music !
Ce n'est certes pas le compositeur le plus connu. Mais ça me rappelle des souvenirs. Et c'est plutôt agréable à écouter. En fait, certains morceaux de musique qu'il a composés sont plus connus que lui-même.
Ca devait être considéré comme de la musique facile à composer, à son époque, j'imagine... Je sais pas.
C'est de la musique de film, sans le film qui va avec...
@@ohmmes1178 C'est pas faux, aujourd'hui la belle musique ne s'exprime surtout dans les films.
Oh la la, que c'est magnifique !
Music, just as now, is a reflection of the time.
Learn history (over 500 years), art, ideology, common human threads, love, life.
Be good to one another.
Reminds me of Bizet - light, great melodies, wonderful orchestration
He was great.
Essas músicas nos alegra muito. Lindas! Dá vontade de dançar...
божественная музыка,слушала бы и слушала
Compared to the Jay-Zs, Justin Biebers, and Madonnas of the world, this music is just magical! There is just no class or talent today, just discordant noise. Thanks for uploading.
Agreed.
Cannot understand or appreciate today's music, popular and symphonic.
@@rosgembrun If you can't appreciate today's music maybe it's your inability to appreciate something new and find the beauty in other places that you aren't used to not that pop or modern music lack their own type of beauty for what it is.
There's no need to compare classical to popular music and doing so is like saying that French, Italian et al have no beauty compared to Latin, which would be absurd. Things have beauty in their own right and seeing it differently is just your own inability to see the beauty beyond your comfort zone.
@@Thankyounext1988
Who appointed you master of taste in music?
I hope you are not sending over the Taste Nazis.
@@rosgembrun Well if I came to listen Delibes and found your discriminatory comment is because I have a fairly good taste but De gustibus non est disputandum. If you can't appreciate the beauty in contemporary music it's your loss but doesn't mean there isn't any esthetic value in it. Good day.
l started from listening Coppelia, then l like Delibes right away till now.
OMG! beautiful.....
The 'Pizzicato' theme, sends me back to my rascal youth:-P... Great Delibes!
Thanks you for this great music!
Una bienvenida majestuosa, sin dudas
Always getting a good laugh about people arguing in these comments section about who's the best.. in a realm of music, probably the most subjective thing on this planet.
Niklas - I agree ;) the "best" music for me is what I happen to listening to at a given time that transports me there and then,= Mindfulness !
Yeah but i can say this is the best musical genre, I assure you that.
5. "Viens, Malliká": Duo Das Flores (*) at 16:53
Viens, malika LePen
Great orchestrator!
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Beautiful melodies mixed in with no small bit of humour.... heh, I quite like this composer.
Extraordinário!
Por favor organicen los nombres con etiquetas de tiempo
What’s the song at 52:10
Belíssima composição muito pouco divulgada.
L C Mac não e q e pouco divulgado e que ele e um compositor médio de opera e ballet, só que no quesito opera ele está muito abaixo dos grandes nomes por isso ha poucas apresentações de suas operas agora em música de ballet ele é bem divulgado pois o ballet de coppelia e um dos ballets mais representados.
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Check out 14:04 (not sure which track that is). Sounds a lot like the "Knight Rider" theme!
Yup, from WIkipedia's "Knight Rider" entry:
.
'The "Knight Rider Theme" was composed by Stu Phillips and Glen A. Larson.[6] The series DVD bonus material contains an interview about this lead music, where Glen A. Larson says he remembers a theme out of a classical piece ("Marche Et Cortège De Bacchus" Act III - No. 14 from Sylvia written by French composer Léo Delibes) from which he took pieces for the "Knight Rider Theme".'
9:00 ❤️
favourite parts:0:05 and 1:10 please listen to those parts!
Wish had time for the list
And no wonderful music from La Source ? Who is the conductor? Is it Bonynge?
Where have the Bachs, Beethovens and Mozarts gone? Hell, where have the Strausses, Delibes, Bizets, Offenbachs, or Massenets gone? Gone to TH-cam, I guess.
Anyway, too bad they didn't squeeze Delibes' song "Les filles de Cadix" into this video as well.
Christopher MacIntyre o Between Bach and Beethoven is a gap of more then 100 years.. I wonder if people in 18 th century asked themselves where the mozarts and Bach have gone. Every now and then, there apears a new musical genius.
We live in the Age of Noise.
Le monsieur est né en 1836 et est mort en 1891... Y'a pas grand monde à mon avis qui sache qui c'est, où qui sache même qu'il a jamais existé un compositeur s'appelant Léo Delibes. Mais la plupart des gens ont dû entendre au moins une de ses compositions...
est-ce que vous ecrivez bien, mon ami?
Français, Sarthois de naissance mais peu connu et reconnu dans notre pays. Heureusement il existe des pays plus sensible à la musique. La France ne le méritait peut-être pas.
Favorite Jewish composer
Sorry, Delibes wasn't Jewish.
Nejen Delibes ale celá hudba 19. Století je dnes vnímána jako nesrovnatelně krásná vůči současné tvorbě. Je to dáno vývojem
sspolečnosti, bohužel destruktivním. Zde není nic zakrýváno, vše vidíme i slyšíme a můžeme srovnávat.
Kdo se seznámí s vážnou hudbou, ten již rozezná dobrou hudbu od špatné a to i v pop-music.
1836-1891
It was 2024 and the Cincinnati Ballet will be using this music for the Little Mermaid
1:48
pizzicato = 9:00
16:00
God don't even remember this album thanks for reminding :)
Lakmé sounds like Lakshmi, goddess of wealth. She was the daughter of a brahmin priest. It is very Hindou.....There is mention of Ganesh, god of inauguration and new beginings who removes obstackles both externally and internally, in mystic ways.
yes, better than Tchaikovsky I believe
Tchaikovsky's Symphonies and the Romeo and Juliet Overture were some of his better works. No arguments there with ballet music.
+p Duncan . . . You're kidding...right?
Come on... I think both Tchaikovsky and Delibes are great composers... If anything I think they are both much better than all those overrated German composers like Brahms and Schumann etc. who seem to get all the credit
Boccaccio1811 Absolutely. The best German composers (Romantic era and later) were Beethoven, Mahler, Mendelssohn and Wagner, with Brahms not too far behind. Schumann, R. Strauss and Schubert behind Brahms. Tchaikovsky was in the same league as Beethoven, an absolutely top notch composer. Delibes is underrated as well, I'd rank him at least with Brahms...
Rachmaninoff although limited repertoire but deliibes still no 1 for me .
nice try