This is really the saddest scene in the movie, especially when you see her family walking up and the Tsar dancing with her as a grown woman. And then to think that he never has been able to because of what happened to them. :(
Yes it was terrible, and it never should have happened, but at the same time the reason there was an uprising was because he gave his people no freedom and crushed any hint of rebellion, and lived in luxury while most of the working class starved to death. He formed a committee to represent the people just long enough to stabilize things then abolished it as soon as he got what he needed. He was far more interested in keeping the Romanovs in absolute power than he was in the needs of his people. It’s true he and his family shouldn’t have been executed in this way, but I can understand why the people did it, even if I disagree with how they handled it. Image the rage of the people who had watched their children starve to death while the monarchy ignored them and lived in lavish prosperity. They were murderously enraged, and the Tzar thought he could get away with anything because he was royalty. It wasn’t quite the fairy tale everyone makes it out to be. All we can do now is take every step possible to make sure history never repeats itself. Which is why I believe the governments only real job should be to protect us from those who would seek to harm us, both foreign and domestic. Anything more than that is too much power for the government to have.
@@jordanmicahcook Solzhenitsyn explains very well how it was not 'the people' that murdered the royal family and seized power, and life for the peasants became far worse under the bolsheviks. Russians were not the only people suffering during the war; millions of Germans and Hungarians died of malnutrition from the hunger blockade, for instance. Nicholas was not perfect; stability and security ruled the day, but social and land reform was inevitable and certainly was on the agenda to be implemented slowly but steadily over time. Fundamental changes to a nation like that could not be expected to happen overnight, especially in the midst of all the crises at the time, including the bloodiest and most terrible war in history.
And if you look closely you'll notice that the little boy has a slight limp because the real life child I had a limp because of I think either a childhood disease or some sort of disorder I think maybe one like for the other I'm not entirely sure but the real life kid has a limp and so does the cartoon character
This brings so many emotions. My great great grandfather was an officer from the polish part of the empire. He knew the tsar. This brings back so much family history
I become a child and I live in pictures from the distant yesterday. A musical feast that knows how to drive desires through images created by imagination!!
Dancing Bears Painted Wings Things I almost remember. And a song someone sings Once upon a December. Someone holds me safe and warm. Horses prance through a silver storm. Figures dancing gracefully across my memory. Someone holds me safe and warm. Horses prance through a silver storm. Figures dancing gracefully across my memory. Far away, Long ago, Glowing dim as an ember, Things my heart Used to know Things it yearns to remember And a song someone sings Once upon a December
I wrote a play about the Romanovs from the point of view of the kids (I played Olga the oldest) and it's sad Nicky and Alix never got to see any of the children grow up. We played this in rehearsal once, and our Nicky and Alix even had a little dance when they thought none of us could see.
Que música interessante , Ela Revela os profundos sentidos da Alma quê equivale os mistérios do coração , e os maís anseios vindo do coração. Incrível.
Esta vez puedo ver Los recuerdos me envuelven La cancion que escuche Una vez en Diciembre Me adoraban con fervor Como extrano sentir amor ¿Quien gozaba al bailar Un vals inmemorial? Me adorban con fervor Como extrano sentir amor ¿Quien gozaba al bailar Un vals inmemorial? Lejos fue tiempo atras Poco a poco se pierde Lo que ame de verdad Mas conservo en mi mente La cancion que escuche Una vez en Diciembre
- 0:15 WALK 0:25 -0:25 WAKE UP MARY&MANON 0:36 0:36 dance GO MILIEU 0:42 DANCING 0:47 BOUGER AU MILIEU ET 0:51 formation carré 0:57 BOOM on each side1:07 second little boom walk 1:17 MT&MP TRY TO REACH EACH OTHER. ML STOP MT. K STOP MP dance 1:28 end of boom. Floor. K&ML placent MP et MT hands. Flower. Canon fall. 1:47 Stand up. Facing public . Comme au début ballerine. pied mirroire ramener public avec geste main 1:59 second mouve. MP MT arrière choré. ML K plus devant 2:10 choré synchro toutes ensembles. Comme au début mais interaction avec elles yeux et tête. Ballerine derrière elles. Face public
This is really the saddest scene in the movie, especially when you see her family walking up and the Tsar dancing with her as a grown woman. And then to think that he never has been able to because of what happened to them. :(
And that his children never got the chance to even start adult life
Yes it was terrible, and it never should have happened, but at the same time the reason there was an uprising was because he gave his people no freedom and crushed any hint of rebellion, and lived in luxury while most of the working class starved to death. He formed a committee to represent the people just long enough to stabilize things then abolished it as soon as he got what he needed. He was far more interested in keeping the Romanovs in absolute power than he was in the needs of his people.
It’s true he and his family shouldn’t have been executed in this way, but I can understand why the people did it, even if I disagree with how they handled it.
Image the rage of the people who had watched their children starve to death while the monarchy ignored them and lived in lavish prosperity. They were murderously enraged, and the Tzar thought he could get away with anything because he was royalty. It wasn’t quite the fairy tale everyone makes it out to be. All we can do now is take every step possible to make sure history never repeats itself. Which is why I believe the governments only real job should be to protect us from those who would seek to harm us, both foreign and domestic. Anything more than that is too much power for the government to have.
Don't cry for Tsar Nicholas is dancing with his daughter in Heaven, for they are saints in the Orthodox Church.
@@jordanmicahcook Solzhenitsyn explains very well how it was not 'the people' that murdered the royal family and seized power, and life for the peasants became far worse under the bolsheviks. Russians were not the only people suffering during the war; millions of Germans and Hungarians died of malnutrition from the hunger blockade, for instance. Nicholas was not perfect; stability and security ruled the day, but social and land reform was inevitable and certainly was on the agenda to be implemented slowly but steadily over time. Fundamental changes to a nation like that could not be expected to happen overnight, especially in the midst of all the crises at the time, including the bloodiest and most terrible war in history.
And if you look closely you'll notice that the little boy has a slight limp because the real life child I had a limp because of I think either a childhood disease or some sort of disorder I think maybe one like for the other I'm not entirely sure but the real life kid has a limp and so does the cartoon character
Hauntingly beautiful song. The end to the Romanov family is a terribly tragic tale.
i wanna learn how to play this with my orchestra one day
same
I have played this song I’m my orchestra and it sounds magical
Tryna hunt down the full score now myself... It's..... Difficult
@@lisanord687 where 👏 did👏 y'all👏 get 👏 the 👏 full 👏 orchestral👏 score 👏👏👏👏 we can't flipping find it
ruclips.net/video/EAsApo-Q3ds/видео.html&ab_channel=NathanaelFubler
This brings so many emotions. My great great grandfather was an officer from the polish part of the empire. He knew the tsar. This brings back so much family history
Wow I have sooo many questions did he get to met Anastasia and her sisters
@@rocknroll20024 yeah he did
@@johnmalakvigil250that’s crazy
@@rocknroll20024 Maybe not Anastasia herself, but Olga and Tatiana are very likely as they worked as nurses in the front lines.
I become a child and I live in pictures from the distant yesterday. A musical feast that knows how to drive desires through images created by imagination!!
Best version out there. Can’t find it anywhere else but on yt 😭
Dancing Bears
Painted Wings
Things I almost remember.
And a song someone sings
Once upon a December.
Someone holds me safe and warm.
Horses prance through a silver storm.
Figures dancing gracefully across my memory.
Someone holds me safe and warm.
Horses prance through a silver storm.
Figures dancing gracefully across my memory.
Far away,
Long ago,
Glowing dim as an ember,
Things my heart
Used to know
Things it yearns to remember
And a song someone sings
Once upon a December
100% Dancing bears
100% Painted Wings
100% Amazing Musical Masterpiece
0% Breasts
0:55 - 1:32
2:09 don't mind me
Thank you! JUST what I was looking for :) Beautiful...
I wrote a play about the Romanovs from the point of view of the kids (I played Olga the oldest) and it's sad Nicky and Alix never got to see any of the children grow up. We played this in rehearsal once, and our Nicky and Alix even had a little dance when they thought none of us could see.
This is the most beautiful song ever this is so amazing❤❤❤
Que música interessante , Ela Revela os profundos sentidos da Alma quê equivale os mistérios do coração , e os maís anseios vindo do coração. Incrível.
Incrível mesmo! Há versões desta canção em muitos idiomas, as versões em russo, francês, português e inglês são as que mais gosto ;)
When your in an abandoned castle and you hear a ghost lady singing and you join
This is beautiful
amazing!
Nice
So THRILLING
Esta vez puedo ver
Los recuerdos me envuelven
La cancion que escuche
Una vez en Diciembre
Me adoraban con fervor
Como extrano sentir amor
¿Quien gozaba al bailar
Un vals inmemorial?
Me adorban con fervor
Como extrano sentir amor
¿Quien gozaba al bailar
Un vals inmemorial?
Lejos fue tiempo atras
Poco a poco se pierde
Lo que ame de verdad
Mas conservo en mi mente
La cancion que escuche
Una vez en Diciembre
Welcome to my dream… I’m in love 😍
😍😍😍
спасибо я плачу(
Beautiful! Do you happen to have the mp3 file of this song?
si te concentras en la canción se escucha la voz de anastasia ( bueno yo la escucho en algunas partes )
Hello I’m about to make a non-profit short film and would like to use your music. Can I use this?
where can I find this version of "Once upon a December?"
honestly just here. I've been searching for it too.
I want this for my orchestra I need this for my orchestra I cannot find this for my orchestra
It looks like this is the only place 😢
- 0:15 WALK 0:25
-0:25 WAKE UP MARY&MANON 0:36
0:36 dance GO MILIEU 0:42 DANCING 0:47 BOUGER AU MILIEU ET 0:51 formation carré
0:57 BOOM on each side1:07 second little boom walk 1:17 MT&MP TRY TO REACH EACH OTHER. ML STOP MT. K STOP MP dance 1:28 end of boom. Floor. K&ML placent MP et MT hands. Flower. Canon fall. 1:47 Stand up. Facing public . Comme au début ballerine. pied mirroire ramener public avec geste main 1:59 second mouve. MP MT arrière choré. ML K plus devant 2:10 choré synchro toutes ensembles. Comme au début mais interaction avec elles yeux et tête. Ballerine derrière elles. Face public
Valse 3 temps
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