P.Tchaikovsky. Symphony № 5, Movement 1
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Moscow City Symphony "Russian Philharmonic"
Conductor - Dmitri Jurowski
Moscow International House of Music, Svetlanov Hall
March 10, 2012. P. Tchaikovsky. Symphony № 5. Movement 1
Симфонический оркестр Москвы "Русская филармония"
Дирижер - Дмитрий Юровский
Московский Международный Дом Музыки, Светлановский зал
10.03.2012. П. Чайковский. Симфония № 5, часть 1
8:20 One of my favorite Tchaikovsky passages of all time ... the solo woodwinds in the recap. Magnifique! Gorgeous balance. I'd sit through the whole symphony for just that 10 seconds. This version is a little quicker tempo than I'm used to though.
We’re about to play this in Youth Orchestra. I’m on 1st Trombone
3:05? 3:08 is pretty cool. That is the leaping-frogging scales effect. He used a similar effect at the end of the Nutcracker March.
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) -Symphony No.5, Op. 64, Movt. I
-Moscow City Symphony "Russian Philharmonic"
Conductor - Dmitri Jurowski
Excellent tempi!! Very good.
A Russian orchestra so should be the real thing .! Too much footage of the conductor though. My favourite lump of music, good old Tchaik
Please… it’s Tchaikovsky
Stop this terrible habit
3:08 god help us
Especially that pathetic-sounding clarinet 2 line at 8:29. Do do .. do do do do do. While clarinet 1 prepares to do the harmonic minor scales. I transcribed the piece onto MIDI back in 2003.
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Se pasó de verga
Bien chido juas juasjuas
Chupas tu y doña Minerva
5:41 (excerpt)
donde está ctangana
I thought I turn the speed of the video to x2 in the beginning
Closer to like 1.33x but yeah lol
How about 3:47 in this gimmicky tapestry of a symphony? Where all four string sections play the same pitch and then spread out into multiple notes? I think its kind of a fail. Kind of anathema to the rules of counterpoint.
11:00
2:45
3:50
3:05
8:40
Mmmm too fast the 1 mov
I like it this way. Have heard it more slowly and didn't feel what I think is a true Russian voice.
I disagree.
I can't savor the recap at 8:20!
Not bad but Karajan's version is better.
muse kill or be killed
@SOLAR CA7 yeah it’s 12 mins so I’d like to find it
Это не Чайковский......
What a boring maestro
Are you freaking nuts?
Hmm, I see what you mean. Bernstein likes exaggerating his signs. I'm not faulting him, but, as you (probably) know, a conductor is a leader of an orchestra and needs to get the entire orchestra organised. Although jumping up and down is an (um...) *interesting* way of doing it, as long as the orchestra knows what he is trying to do, he is golden.
@@lilyevans7959 Yes. I played violin in an orchestra. A conductor is primarily a communicator.