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1969. The Beatles "Something" using the harmony for the song melody. 1980. ABBA "Happy New Year" the intro inspired by...

Gran orquesta, gran dirección.

Sublime.

This is the most beautiful music.....Ever!!!! Love the strings!🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻

Im crying

Beautiful.

we're human beings, we fall in love, this is what it sounds like

The amount of hours these artists have had to practice for this beautiful piece of art to happen ❤

Es el tema de mi nieta. Suena a niña traviesa y sonriente...

Song name- khachaturian spartacus (Its making me so Calm, takes breaths)

Solo una palabra...impecable!!!

Several people commented that this music made them cry. For good reason, it is from the touching parting scene of the lovers Spartacus and Phrygia. This scene from the Bolshoi Ballet version of Spartacus is incredibly beautiful and moving also.

What a wonderful passage in this musical work! I'd love to take it with me to a desert island!

It is simply sublime

Alla creatività di Khachaturian avrà certamente contribuito il fatto di essere "anche" sovietico. Cioè di sentirsi partecipe di un mondo musicale che aveva espresso geni del calibro di Prokofiev e Shostakovic!

Struggente

Mais quelle merveille

one of the most beautiful pieces of music, A must for all classical music lovers,

Este melodia folosită la un film vechi"Linia maritimă Onedin"

Spartacus, su rebelión, sus amores, su crucifixión ... ah, la cruz ... todo para inspirar a Aram Khachaturian para que crease este adagio celestial ...

So glad to have found this! The opening section was used in the film "The Hudsucker Proxy," but without attribution. I've searched for almost two hours to find the original influence. Now I can happily move along to something new.

Yeah well i'm in tears...i thank God He gave me the gift of being struck by such music...if only one to share with...

Another modern classic with the goosebumps climax, is Ennio Morricone’s “The Untouchables - end title” (recommend live concert Rotterdam 1988j

Absolutely extraordinary music from the heart!

und....onedin line.....🎈♥️🎈

♥️♥️🎈♥️🎈🎯

so schön....🎈🎈🎈

This piece is the definition of the beauty of classical music.

I discovered this a couple of months ago by accident and immediately fell in love with it. Never heard of the composer before. Now I have 3 ways to listen to it: while watching the orchestra, while watching the ballet or by watching alone with eyes closed. Each way it is a totally different experience for me. Love it!

i only like 2 classical pieces, this one and peter and the wolf by prokoviev :)

I first heard this during a pre-show mix at a theater where I was doing summer stock. I asked the stage manager what it was and he said 'Spartacus.' When I got home I looked up the soundtrack to the movie and thought, 'Hmmm... it's not hitting the same way.' It wasn't until I saw 'The Hudsucker Proxy' and recognized this in the opening sequence that I did a different search. This is such a fantastically beautiful, haunting, poignant, compelling piece. (And it works perfectly in the opening sequence of 'The Hudsucker Proxy.')

The trumpeting starting at 6:35 is sublime.

touching heaven.

So fkkn AWESOME

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onedin liane

♥️♥️♥️♥️🎩🎩🎩

Какое великолепие! Спасибо! Балет Спартак, музыка Хачатуряна, память из детства.

Truly Angelic.

The Onedin Line sound of music film absolutely amazing score and vibration !

Greatness 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

1st time I have heard this I like it

who’s here from IF, great movie. no random narratives pushed.

Bravo ! Khachatourian est souvent sous estimé et s'associe avec le soviétisme. C'est une bêtise persistante. L'essentiel dans son œuvre est très individuel, original et profond comme l'âme du peuple arménien.

Quelle merveille. On se sent transporté par cette musique et quand on ferme les yeux c’est magique. Sans musique pas possible de vivre.

Just heard this for the first time in Ryan Reynold's "IF." Best part of the movie.

That song plays from "if" movie 2024 bea grandmother is ballet and listened to the music.

Великое наследие, оставленное композитором потомкам. Ценить, помнить, любить красоту Музыки и Природы. Учиться этой красоте, впитывать её и открывать её в себе и в людях.

This is a terrific piece of music and the right tempo as dictated by the ballet dancers I’ve heard other orchestral Interpretations where the conductor exaggerates the tempo to suit himself and it is not in keeping with with the actual ballet

Stunning