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You fill up my senses.

I love this song to death but seriously Fuck 10:11 for when your trying to go to sleep

Este é o meu concerto favorito. Obrigado ...

This video is amazing! A person who puts himself out there to learn and clearly is protective emotionally which is naturally understandable when you stand in front of new people and expose one’s abilities. Nevertheless, once the teacher put his hand on his back and connected, the student opened up an adjusted quickly through the rehearsal. Again, what a difference from the start to the end. 😊-

I dj and its always good to come here and take shelter❤

7:13. Very cool on MIDI Maestro, where you can choose channels and play various instruments or ensembles.

If not for John Denver Annie's Song, this would've been a favorite of mine. Esp. the end of the development and the recap.

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Apparently orgasmic 🎉 listening to this for some 😅

Now I think I can understand where #JohnDenver got his inspiration for "You Fill Up My Senses".

Each time I listen to tchaikovsky, no matter who's playing it, I always feel like I'm listening to music for the first time again. But this performance...holy shit...it's like I'm listening to tchaikovsky for the first time again...

Anyhow Have a Winfield as Hoges always put it in the old ads from Australia and yep i don,t about anyone else but yeah that sort of song was used in those classics in the good old days etc say 1970s etc.

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thanks

3:49

2:18 the verse melody of Eric Carmen's Love Is All That Matters.

The classical DELLA, Della Reece Moon love before Frank Sinatra GREAT STUFF

His musicians called him friendly Fritz (a joke, the right meaning was exactly the opposite), but I do not know (beside Karajan) one conductor which brasses and strings are so colourful and this sheer beauty of sound. There is a disc with Wagner and Strauß walzes, the orchestra sound so good. In those days musicans like Janos Starker (cello) and the young Bud Herseth (trumpet) attend the orchestra.

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Fond memories from my childhood. Thanks for sharing.

i couldnt believe that the first five notes of this music is where john denver's annies song came from...

You filled up my senses, like the rain in the forest... 95% of all contemporany songs are based on classic symphonies.

...that's me playing the solo good to hear it again!!

Sa moara familia mea ce talent

Basis for Frank Sinatra's "Moon Love".

I'm trying to follow along with the tuba part here, but what is "pos." the abbreviation for? It's a cue for something, but what? I tried looking it up, but I still can't find out what it means.

3:50 !!!

I was listening to this for the first time as I went to sleep and I got scared senseless at 10:12

horrible rendition, too fast too loud, check out the other versions on youtube

Either Arnold Jacobs is using a euphonium in Bydlo, or he can make his tuba sound like one.

My favorite episode is few minutes starting from 5:10 where the melody transits from slow to energetic with the clarinet short solo. I can listen to this magical episode again and again.

Annie's song by John Denver was ripped outta this!

3:50

2:56 - 3:14: 3:15: HULLO!!!

Reverend IM Jolly brought me here

Thanks for uploading, :) and I just use this to share music that I actually ... own. Very delicate performance, except the brass are a little bit too powerful to my taste when they enter the stage - although I miss many references. It's one of my most cherished movements from a symphony by Tchaikovsky (that I all bought recently), maybe because it's one of the first I heard (apart from the Pathetic probably), many years ago in a shortened vocal adaptation by a fantastic "rock singer" who sounds more like a light classical soprano, called Annie Haslam from the 70's progressive rock band Renaissance.

The Great Arnold Jacobs playing tuba. Mind blowing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Brilliant, just brilliant!

go to 27:47 for the epic last movement. I was in the CCB when we played this (trumpet section) I had so much fun. probably my favorite piece ever preformed with a large group ensemble. thanks Matt!! hope you're doing well these days.

Anyone know who is playing the saxophone solo during The Old Castle?

This is my new headphones' first song to play and I'm so glad this is their first, because it's the best to express the feeling of reborning and expecting a good and peaceful life.

nice tone. enjoyed it.

Was bud herseth the trumpet soloist?

Magnificent......there are three bringing a PERFECT Hagalain dialectic from the Zero Point to earth. Generally speaking one composer is enough and additions to the list create a MESS mired in the individuals ponderous egos. HERE IT IS TOTALLY THE OPPOSITE. The composer's stark piano seminal , then Reval's magnificent orchestration, and finially Fritz Reiner's CRYSTAL CLEAR conduction ...........unbelievable BLISS. David

The Bydlo solo.... good heavens one of the most beautiful sounds I've ever heard in my life. Show them what the tuba can do Arnold Jacobs.

This helped me pass my history of the music exam, thanks :D

What an amazing performance.

Bydlo

Best recording imo. Fantastic.