Rimsky-Korsakov had no formal training by the time of this writing (1861-1865). However, he was recognized and mentored by Miley Balakirev, who took it upon himself to teach young Rimsky-Korsakov about all things music. Miley Balakirev gave Rimsky-Korsakov a lot of help in creating this. Balakirev was generous with praise when Rimksy-Korsakov wrote a section well, but also highly critical, yet helpful when Rimsky--Korsakov went wrong. This is written in the key of E minor. This is very good for a first showing. It is his first work (Opus 1).
Incredible to think that the 2nd movement of this symphony was finished and played over while the, Almaz The ship that Rimsky Korsakov was serving on as a cadet in the imperial Russian Navy ,was docked in Gravesend Kent. He had to go ashore to find a piano to do so. This bit was later expanded in to a film Song of Scheherazade though the setting was more sunnier than foggy Gravesend. Even more so he couldn’t name all the chords his own admission.
Je viens de m'abonner car je me suis régalé en écoutant tout ça... D'autre part, nous avons les mêmes goûts, j'adore les 3 russes et le Norvégien mais je suis également fan de Schubert et Brahms. Ne méprisons pas nos voisins allemand. Salutations
Sadly, a good portion of 'Classical Lovers' think of Rimsky-Korsakov as a one-work composer. They know Flight of the Bumblebee, and their knowledge ends there. However, Rimsky-Korsakov is one of my personal favorites, along with Sibelius, Gliere, and Shostakovich.
Well: there IS Scheherazade, which is one of the most popular works in the non-symphonic orchestral repertoire, but you're right: he's considered a one trick pony, which is a gross injustice.
J 'aî commencé à lîre , entr'aûtres , AU FOND DE CRESPIN avec LES EDITIONS DU COQ D ' or ? Des petits livres pour ENFÂNTS , BIEN RÊLIÊS ;Je me SOÛVIENS DU PETIT CHÂTON D ' ôr vous sâvez c'étaient les feuilles de SAULE qui deviennent des châtons ? Des petites boules de poils SANS DEFENSE ? J 'AVAIS DES PARÊNTT TRÊS INTELLÎGENTE ?
This is the only work by him that I like. The rest is ugly, morbid and depressing NATUONALISM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! which I HATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@rogernortman9219 ruclips.net/video/CY298YD2kZw/видео.html These aren't too horrible. Some pieces composed by a collection of Russians during the 'imperial age'.
only 2 minutes in and i am blown away... rimsky-korsakov was a brilliant composer.
Opus 1? OMG Just great for cadet in russian imperial Navy!
Absolutely brilliant performance, dramatic, driving, full of color and light.
The second movement is magic.
Rimsky-Korsakov had no formal training by the time of this writing (1861-1865). However, he was recognized and mentored by Miley Balakirev, who took it upon himself to teach young Rimsky-Korsakov about all things music. Miley Balakirev gave Rimsky-Korsakov a lot of help in creating this. Balakirev was generous with praise when Rimksy-Korsakov wrote a section well, but also highly critical, yet helpful when Rimsky--Korsakov went wrong.
This is written in the key of E minor. This is very good for a first showing. It is his first work (Opus 1).
I need not much talking. I only know that Rimsky Korsakov is a great musical.
the first version are in e flat minor
Incredible to think that the 2nd movement of this symphony was finished and played over while the, Almaz The ship that Rimsky Korsakov was serving on as a cadet in the imperial Russian Navy ,was docked in Gravesend Kent. He had to go ashore to find a piano to do so. This bit was later expanded in to a film Song of Scheherazade though the setting was more sunnier than foggy Gravesend. Even more so he couldn’t name all the chords his own admission.
I admire Rimsky Korsakov.
Such genius, you hear the sound of Mother Russia in every note. Greatest orchestrator ever.
I'm fond of his musical works❤❤❤
Berlioz and Respighi were equally great orchestrators.
Oh, I forgot Elgar. 😁
@@paullewis2413 And Ravel, perhaps
Je viens de m'abonner car je me suis régalé en écoutant tout ça...
D'autre part, nous avons les mêmes goûts, j'adore les 3 russes et le Norvégien mais je suis également fan de Schubert et Brahms. Ne méprisons pas nos voisins allemand.
Salutations
no comments about this Piece of Magic? where are the classical lovers????
They are too much busy with commercial music :)
Sadly, a good portion of 'Classical Lovers' think of Rimsky-Korsakov as a one-work composer. They know Flight of the Bumblebee, and their knowledge ends there. However, Rimsky-Korsakov is one of my personal favorites, along with Sibelius, Gliere, and Shostakovich.
Good list. I'd add Tschkaikowski and Chopin. If you forgot Wagner it's only because you haven't listened to the finale of Tannhäuser lately!
I'm right here. I am both a classical and a classy lover! (I kiss and don't tell).
Well: there IS Scheherazade, which is one of the most popular works in the non-symphonic orchestral repertoire, but you're right: he's considered a one trick pony, which is a gross injustice.
Wonderful🎶🎶🎵🎼🎶🎶🎵🎼🎶
This music purifies my stray mind .
. . . a purified mind does not stray!...
La.Sinfonia.numero.1.de.Rimski.Korsakov
Es.una.obra.maestra.el.final.de.la.Sinfonia.es.de.una.delicadeza.incomparable
07:35 I Movimento
Rûhun şâd olsun Korsakoff! Klasik Batı Musikisinde üzerine bestekâr tanımıyorum...
J 'aî commencé à lîre , entr'aûtres ,
AU FOND DE CRESPIN avec LES EDITIONS
DU COQ D ' or ?
Des petits livres pour ENFÂNTS , BIEN RÊLIÊS ;Je me
SOÛVIENS DU PETIT CHÂTON D ' ôr
vous sâvez c'étaient les feuilles de SAULE
qui deviennent des châtons ?
Des petites boules de poils SANS DEFENSE ?
J 'AVAIS DES PARÊNTT TRÊS INTELLÎGENTE ?
我想留言 但我知道該留什麼
This is the only work by him that I like. The rest is ugly, morbid and depressing NATUONALISM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! which I HATE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
oooo scary nationalist music
oooooooooo scary Chopin Polonaise ooooo
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Cgopin is not nationalistic like R-K is! Those ultra-Russians can sound very ugly!
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Okie dokie
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These aren't too horrible. Some pieces composed by a collection of Russians during the 'imperial age'.
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