Piotr Ilich Tchaikovsky - Waltz of the Flowers from "The Nutcracker"
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- A compilation of images of Tchaikovsky, the Russian composer along with some data of his life, and accompanied by Waltz of the Flowers.
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky 1840-1893. Tchaikovsky was one of the greatest composers ever to have lived and an artist whose music conveys the very spirit of 19th century Russia. His music is colourful, passionate and moving.
Sorry for bad transitions! I didn't know how to make good transitions in my first videos.
This melody is the main definition of a fairytale....
It is from the Nutcracker, after all.
Especially in December where we all say Merry Christmas
This makes me want to try synchronized swimming.
+Clay T hahahha!!!!
:D just got an Idea for a parody
Family Guy
Let's team up dude \m/
Caddyshack 😂
I first heard this in Tom and Jerry, the ice skating scene
Hew yeah!
First time i heard this was Harry Potter 4
I remember from little big planet 3 lol 😂
Wait, Isn't that when Jerry fell into the frozen lake?
At primary school our headteacher always played classical music when we filed in for morning assembly. We hated it at the time, but I now realise he blew open the corridors of my mind to appreciate this wonderous kind of music at a later time. I owe him so much.
Thank you, Mr Tiernan
I really wish this era had such geniuses such as Tchaikovsky. Music is such a big part of our society and it would be a shame for such wonderful music to be forgotten in future generations. Amazing piece of music! :)
best we get is haywyre in terms of musical genius. but his genre is completely different. go listen to "sculpted" and pay close attention to the pattern in the song. it literally spells sculpted in music.
I've always loved his music. Something so fantastically romantic and brazen about his melodic writing. It must have been something to see when he was conducting and it was his vision brought to life.
I went on a field trip with my class to see the Nutcracker when I was far too young to appreciate it. I sat bored for the entire show... until this song began. Immediately, the melody wrapped itself around me and pulled me forward, and suddenly, I was riveted. I leaned forward in my seat and nailed my eyes to the dancers, entranced. I don't remember much of that performance today... but I have never forgotten this song. It awakened me to classical music, and what an awakening it was! :)
Absolutely beautiful, one of the best pieces of music ever written!
That string section at 3:47 gets me every time. Just perfect...
+GhostXb Me too...
Il me prend aux tripes à chaque fois.
It's really beautiful , sweet melancholy..
Same! The melody is being played by cellos. (Maybe violas and basses too)
IKR
"con anima" [ TUTTI. ]
I always liked how it switches to the Sleeping Beauty Waltz in minor at 3:47-4:17.
Yes, that part is so touching and feels really dramatic.
"con anima" [ TUTTI. ]
Fantasia brought me to this piece. I fell in love with it instantly. My second favorite part from the film, next to Night on Bald Mountain.
(I'm 19, by the way).
why do i care how old you are
Peter Zhou
Because most people I've met on RUclips think that people my age don't like older things.
You're COOL with me. It's nice to see young people appreciate GREAT music like this instead of the top 40 TRASH we have nowadays. I'm in my mid 40's.
Scooter Ahlers
I actually like all kinds of music from all eras. Granted, I don't like a lot of the top 40, but there some stuff made today I like listening to. But this piece is timeless and will always be special.
^^Thank you!! I love classical music as I play violin and in an orchestra, but I also love hip hop. Nothing wrong with that!!
So beautiful. 😍😍❤❤ Classic music is the most beautiful music, especially this on.
OK
The best of all, unlike the shitty pop music nowadays
feels exactly like falling in love ^^
i feel u. me 2
Actually it was watching "The Smurfs" as a kid that got me interested in Tchaikovsky as much of the background music was Tchaikovsky!
Of all the classical music compositions I have heard this is my favourite. It's beautiful, relaxing and just simply the best :)
best parts are 0:00 - 7:00
6:59*
I love those French horns sooooo much
I love swaying and waltzing to this beautiful masterpiece 🥰🥰
I am 15 year old and i find this amazing beautiful... i wish this was kn the radio everyday
Me to ! Although this is so famous, and amazing, teenagers like us never listen classic music, which is so sad......
god x.x it sucks to be us
No, I think it doesn't, we must learn how the world is, how peoples are different, and grow up to be a responsible adult who can change this world after ;)
Giliane Ehrhardt I'm 17 and I love all kinds of music, but classic in particular. It's just sounds more sophisticated and pleasing
I love this piece and I'm 13!
This is such a beautifully composed Waltz. Play it loud and dance! :)
This song makes me feel so light and happy
+TheShadow Xu and cheery
We played this when I was in my high school band and it opened the wonderful world of Tchaikovsky to me.
FINALLY! I found it :) Always loved the melody but I didn't knew the author.. :)
I saw the nutcracker for the first time in my life recently. I didn't know I would enjoy it so much it was absolutely fantastic I recommend everyone to go see it live
wish I could keep this going on a loop without clicking the replay icon everytime.
Put repeater after youtube in the url.
tried it. doesnt seem to work. googled it. its suppose to work. maybe it wont let certain countries do it. thanks though.
right click on the video, and then click the "loop" button
Thank you for sharing an ultimate composers music with the brief summary of his Biography. Very appreciative.
Such a great piece of music. The play is amazing as well.
I'm writing a paper for one of my finals, just letting my playlist go on and on, then THIS starts. I literally got shivers and the biggest smile on my face. It's awesome that music can make me feel so damn good!
I remember this from Fantasia...
You're not the only one...
Totodile the Pirate Gator
I remember this from Barbie
This song, along with the ballet performance makes me cry at times...I don't even know why. It's really beautiful.
Tchaikovsky brought me here.
isitunez goode
As his name clearly indicates, CZAJKOWSKI was of Polish ancestry. To what herb=clan did his family belong?
truly astonishing how magical his music is it makes me feel like a little kid
thanks for adding the facts! as a lover of music history, I really appriciate it.
Incredible. I love the quotes and facts included in your video. This is amazing.
FLY AWAY LITTLE MOTH, FLY AWAY!
SMILE! SMILE!
This is truly a waltz that brings Christmas alive!
the professor of harmony
He was more than professor; he was a PROFESSIONAL! Do you see the difference?
товарищ, don't do that
obviously the 78 people who don't like this are those who have never been in band and dont respect classical music.
This has nothing to do with being in a band. I like this music very much and many others like it yet I have never been in a band. In fact I don't want to know exactly how it's all made because then it takes away from the experience.
ziongite
In fact you a wrong in thinking that just because you were in a band you can appreciate it more than people who have not. I would actually say it's the opposite. You would be thinking of how good the musicians were and thinking too much and missing the experience of the music itself which you should just listen to.
As an example I am really good at 3d special effects and as soon as you know how it's all done then when you see a movie with good special effects it isn't as good as an experience as when you didn't know all the technical things about it. It takes away from the experience you are meant to have.
Also most "bands" are shit. No talent. Talent usually comes from individual people that compose this music much like Tchaikovsky or Bach or many others. These men have the beautiful minds to create these pieces. Being some tool in a band doesn't mean anything.
They're either bieber or miley cyrus fans.
ziongite
Actually I listened to this kind of music before I was in a band, I have my dad to thank for that. Yeah your right, you don't have to be in a band to enjoy this music. (As a matter of fact its classical music that motivated me to be in a band.)
You should see my playlist they range from suicide boys, Marilyn Manson,hip-hop to country music and classical....and Opera.( Nothing like being stuck on traffic on my way home while listening to Opera)
I have just a word to describe as best I can this music: MASTERWORK
думаю я не единственный русский, который ввёл на английском Чайковского, чтобы посмотреть что про него пишут
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i love it!!!i'm in love with Tchaikovsky's music!!
¡Hermoso y conmovedor! Tchaikovsky muestra su alma en cada composición.
This waltz moves into such an upbeat tempo that you suddenly want to be sweeping around a ballroom to this music. One of my fav's by a troubled genius.
Beautifully haunting
One of the best ballets I've ever watched.
Bioshock comes to mind. I never thought I'd be murdering people to this song.
+ivehadworse SMILE SMILE SMILE
would you kindly play it again?
I love doing that
Each note each shoot
I hate them damn killer corpses. There was no way out and nowhere to hide when this song was playing Haha!!
Single most beautiful song ever composed, nothing today will ever reach this kind of perfection.
Still can't get over this song🙊🙊🙊👏💞
I am so glad I looked up this music in a late-night haze of "hey what was that song called again?" - I never realised how much I missed classical music since we didn't get it in school anymore! Thank you so very much for this!
Don't leave things in the fridge.
Sup, G?
What
Tant d'émotion en écoutant cette musique ! Ce désespoir, cette chaleur mais aussi ce chaos...
that second theme in B minor sound with so much sadness
If I had to pick my all time favourite piece of classical music, this would be it. I fell in love with this piece of repertorie since I was a young boy. And I must say, I love classical or orchestral music forever. I believe in fundamental and pure music. Always have done. I could listen to this all day. :)
That should be considered both christmas and non christmas classical song too.
Spring....flowers!
Beautiful and amazing and gorgeous and wonderful masterpiece love the waltz of the flowers it’s amazing and this waltz makes me wanna dance at weddings and castle celebrations and I imagine dancing with someone special like a beautiful and handsome prince
Please tell me I'm not only one who likes Tchaikovsky's music better than Mozart's. In fact, I like the music of Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, Vivaldi, Holst and Stravinsky better than Mozart as well XD.
me too
hai
Tchaikovsky's the best.
I don't think musicians are classed by how much someone likes their music - rather, I believe they are classed by how they themselves like their music. Music is an art, not some product you can sell for a price.
Any man can play a song if he knows how. But that is just the first step of understanding what music truly is. Many are afraid to go beyond that first step and live up to their true potential.
The problem with today's music isn't about its theme or how the people play it. The problem is that they are afraid to speak as they truly are. It's all become about money and being popular. They submit themselves to the judgement of others because they seek validation. Music isn't about validation. It is about the voice within.
I don't like Mozart's stuff tbh
3:50-4:20 steals my breath every. time. I hear this!
Cowboy Bebop '' Toys in the Attic'' and Bioshock 1 and The Littte Rascals (1994) always brought me here.
For me, it's the Princess Tutu anime and one of the places in Kingdom Hearts: Dream Drop Distance that got me offiicially interested in this.
Yes, Princess Tutu, such an amazing series.
Also, the Hunger Games
God I love this man.
There is an innocent and almost deceptive quality to Tchaikovsky's work. It's like watching a child play in a playground while knowing soon they'll grow up and be forced to face the harsh unforgiving real world...
He's my favorite
Sander Cohen brought me here. 'Hurry now my muse is a fickle bitch with a short attention span!"
Fly little moth, fly!
+Marissa Kuechenmeister Killing splicers never felt so good
Tchaikovsky's music is full of such heart---people respond to it right away. I do.
I don't know in which cartoon I have heard this song as a kid, maybe barbie in swan lake. it is pure masterpiece. I suddendly have the wish to dance in a ballroom *__*
Close, but Barbie in the Nutcracker would be more accurate.
MediaLover194 aha, yeah thnx
Also this would be ballet, not ballroom,lol.
+Wuut the
it is also played as a soundtrack in Ice Age (2nd I guess)
Fantasia
OK, it may be because 1) I am drunk and 2) I was introduced to the movie at the age of 10.
But honestly.. I am shedding some f*in tears right now. This is touching me on some level I ... I can't even formulate into words.
I am honestly proud of my parents right now that they introduced me to such grace, such beauty, such perfection.
I can't even regret the fact that I am born right now. I feel nothing but.. perfection, expressed in abstract forms that touch my soul.
Where can i find the lyric video?
+Universal This made me laugh way too hard.
You're...kidding, right?
Yes, you can compose lyric for this music, nobody has ever done it .
+Tai Yuen Wong it doesn't need lyrics eh lol :-)
Doesn't have lyrics lol
Thank you mr. we love you and your work
Awesome music an im 16 but i wish it wouldn't be weird to be this age and listen to this kind of music
It's not, I'm 12 and all my generation thinks about is call of duty... I'm extremely different :)
I know! I get judged sooooo much! My parents, especially my closed minded father, tells me I'm listening to old people music. And that people who usually are in retirement listen to this. Thank goodness I met a friend that listens to classical music !! Don't worry dude !!! Music is for the ears and heart, and even for the brain. I wish they would just cut it out with the judgement.
Nah, it's every age pretty much (unless you're a senior). I'm in my 20's and a lot of people just don't appreciate this kind of music because it's considered boring. Oh well. Listen to what you love!
kawaibluebow
You never too old to learn new things! Ignorent people always talk more than they act!!!! :-)
i believe the music industry goes out of its way to turn young white kids against any music that is "white", meaning it has melody and is not a grotesque form of expression, like a lot of rap. You need to tell your white friends to listen to not only classical but some country and the best rock groups of all time. Your friends are being conditioned by the Jews
My dad used to be a big fan of Tchaikovsky and he sure loves his musics, ballets, etc. I have to admit it, this waltz of the flowers is so beautiful. I guess his is my favorite one. :)
Courage The Cowardly Dog: The Nutcracker Episode.
This just wears you out when you're playing it. Comes late during the ballet, and moves along at a brisk, unrelenting pace.
Basically a big ABA-Coda structure with 4- 8- and 16-bar phrases repeated in AB within AB structures over and over. Gives it a hypnotic effect, but it's a long, tough pull.
Feels good when the duple-meter coda phrases arrive. Love how this version ends without any ritard. Just slam 'er home, baby, Tchaikovsky already put in plenty of dramatic effect for you.
a cure for depression
I'm just moving my head around, enjoying the music.
114 people could not play this song on their instrument.
Boy, this is beautiful - it fills my heart with joy and wonder. I can imagine being in those places in my mind as the music plays.
I'll be honest- sounds more suitable for marching into war than a waltz of flowers to me.
I feel that way about half of Swan Lake as well.
This song reminds of my trip to Cadbury World in Feb 08 with my business studies class, it was cold but a magical place of many interactive tours, stories and rides. Despite being after Christmas, it just had that feel for me :D
somebody put this in a billy joel playlist wtf
It's in there twice lol
Thank you so much for uploading this. A lot of effort obviously went into this. Good job.
If you lift to this music, you'll get bigger.
I can't help but associate this song with super Mario galaxy. The game was an integral part of my earliest aesthetic experiences. It brings back the vivid and colorful memories of my childhood...
Bioshock put this musical piece in the game. Pure perfection.
...so beautifully emotive and sophisticated, grand! :) :)
Sander Cohen like this
May you live forever maestro ! You are still young for me ! 120 years of beauty ! Happy Birthday and immortal life trough your great genius !
I'm having major Fantasia flashbacks right now... This was the petals on the water right???
Beautiful masterpiece and amazing music to dance with someone special
Fly away little moth, Fly!
Beautiful...amazing....always sends shivers up & down my body. This song will always remind me of the wonderful Christmases I had as a child...also reminds me of those TollHouse Christmas commercials lol
Is the anthem of the Capitol from the 'Hunger Games' based off of this song?
lovely...had to listen to him at school in East Germany....Infected then...still addicted to this old man :D
this reminds me of that tom and jerry movie
the beauty in this song makes me want to cry every time
Cowboy Bebop
YES!!! I think I love you, LOL!
Don't leave things in the fridge.
Such a good episode. It's because of it that I imagine floating in space whenever that song plays.
OMG YES, YOU JUST REMINDED ME OF THAT PART.
Which episode ? I forgot
I love this song so much!
You shouldn't leave things in the fridge.
That is the lesson.
If this song doesn't make you tear up just from sheer emotion, you're not listening to it correctly.
Don't listen at night or you will wet your bed.
tchaikovsky was gay
i love this song
i am gay now
Luka Puka Yes. He was gay after 13 y. o. He was really psychological diseased because of homosexuality.
i want this piece to be played at my funeral- a musical description of my life!
Love for his wife was definitively not the source of inspiration for this masterpiece. He referred to her as "the reptile" LOL
+QRS3C273 he was just being nice, in fact, she was an amphibian (jk, obvs)
I love this song!!!!!! This is my favorite Tchaikovsky song.
2007?