I played this piece (the version for solo player) when I made my concert debut in 1965, and practiced so hard and so long to make sure I got it right. My pants were falling down when I walked up the stairs to the stage and the crowd laughed at me, but I sat down, got out the music, and played the piece with no mistakes ! And I got a standing ovation. It is hard, but a worthy piece for an aspiring pianist. And I'm glad I worked so hard and did so well and am glad of it to this day.
Singaporeans if you see this, you will remember that this is is opening theme for the Listening Comprehension Examination. And you will also remember this line: “You will hear each recording, twice”
Part 5 is most hell, its only read to u once Once during practice i got a perfect score and never again :( (edit: 25/30 easily, i keep dropping a few marks due to the speaker's thick accent, accents really be screwing me over sometimes)
I'm not here because of listening comprehensions, I'm here, because this guy hass Franz in his name, so I assumed he is from a German speaking country and then went to this song, because it's literally called military march. I didn't expect any marching songs like I listen to normally, but this was more pleasant than I imagined. I'd imagine that playing to a black and white Romance or an old cartoon. Simply beautiful
Es tut mir leid, dass ich nicht Fließend Deutsch schreibe, aber ich Versuche es. Ich liebe Deutsch, die Sprache der Komponisten, Philosophen, Dichter, Generäle und Wissenschaftler!!! Ich mag Franz Schubert, inbesondere sein Militarmarsch!!!
@@VictorPerez-sq2qg In Singapore, we do a listening Comprehension Test. Basically like you write down the answer 1,2 or 3 Basically MCQ(multiple choice questions) And in the start of the Listening comprehension audio, this song is the intro.
Merci pour avoir mis en ligne cette superbe interprétation de la < Marche Militaire N° 1 > de Franz SCHUBERT. L'équilibre au sein de l'Orchestre est absolument parfait. Le relief est extraordinaire ! Tempo Giusto ! L'excellente qualité de la prise de son est remarquable ! D'autre part, la peinture représentant Franz SCHUBERT, accompagne également l'oeuvre musicale avec bonheur ! ... Je me joins à Frank Pam, un internaute, pour vous demander les noms de l'Orchestre ainsi que du Chef, car ils ne sont indiqués nulle part !!
Schubert had his circle of friends but got little financial compensation for his work. Tragic life of most of the world's artistic geniuses in a world incapable of undertanding them in their own lifetimes. Yes, Schubert is one among many German geniuses that makes us Germans proud, but his music belongs to the world. Mozart is still the greatest who mastered all musical forms but Schubert's melodies are delightful.
It happens still in our days..True artists that do a real genius work apart from a small circle of friends they don't get any recognition or economic compensation..it's a world incapable to understand..
you prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me atm then you can watch all of the latest movies and series on InstaFlixxer. I've been streaming with my gf during the lockdown :)
It's not a song, and although it's a beautiful piece of music i do feel sorry for you. There is so much other good music including many songs (Lieder) by Schubert.
I remember playing this in junior high band. I loved it. I don't know how we sounded as a group, but my alto sax was in tune and played all the right notes with no squeaks. It must have been a simplified orchestration dumbed down for eighth graders.
We play this in band. When I first saw the sheet music for it, I was like "Oh no, I'm never going to be able to play this right." And with some practicing, now I think it's a pretty fun song to play!
His portrait looks so good here, almost like an actual photo. Totally did him justice considering he died almost two decades before widespread photography.
Music~~~~primary 6,listening comprehension examination,part 1,picture matching,look at the set of picture,listen carefully to the statement being read,than,write the number 1,2,3 or 4 in the bracket provided .part 2,picture sequencing,I forgot~~~~part 3 note-taking,from question 8 to 12 is a note taking test,wei Ming will write down the instructions in a notebook,listen carefully to what the teacher had said.
GoldenOracle64 Santa Claus' Worksop is part of the Disney medley the OP is referring to. The medley is an hour of old classic Disney shorts and selected parts of some of rhe older movies. I live in Sweden and have watched it since a kid (now 50+ age).
@@magnusadielsson9829 Sorry. How old are you? I have always been a fan of Disney's Silly Symphonies (I am 29). As such, I watched the cartoon you talk about as a kid, too.
I think it sounds this way for a reason, it's called "Marche militaire" Military March in French, it must refer to the napoleonic conquests and to the period known as "romantism" in France. But this is only my interpretation ^^
Alle Singapurer regen sich hier über einen Englischtest auf, währenddessen bin ich nur hier, um einen guten Marsch eines Landsmannes zu genießen. All Singaporeans here complain about some English examination and meanwhile I'm just here to enjoy a great march by a fellow countryman.
This was one of the tunes that my grade school band loved to play (circa 1960). We didn't know that it was "Classical" music just a cool tune that we really belted out every time our band instructor had us play it.
I played this at a piano recital as a teen. It was originally composed as a piece for four hands. Very thrilling piece for piano. But this orchestral version is just grand.
Had to play this for my orchestra this year, and unfortunately I was the only person in my section that bothered to learn the music. This is even more problematic than usual, however, as my section is first violins. Basically the entire piece was a solo for me during the concert. My conductor ripped the shit out of me afterwards because he made me concert master and thought I hadn’t tried to teach the other people. Anyways, beautiful piece, and it will always hold a special place in my heart, even though it ended up getting me in a ton of trouble XD
Had a Boston Pops recording of March Militaire on an old Victor 78 when I was a kid. Played it over and over and over. Thanks for the memory and for sharing this wonderful music.
I love this piece. Fell in love with it ever since hearing it in Brando's 'The Men'. Why don't they make music like this today..? I heart classical music :-)
I like classic music, hip hop, hard rock, allmost anything except for rap and classic rock. I know it's a weird combination. But I listen classic music when I'm tierd of loud music :)
Hey! I actually recognize this from Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games for the Nintendo 3DS! Gotta love the music in the 20km Walk Race event! :) :D
Also, they have recently changed the music to some mediocre elevator-music jingle that I heard for the first time during my O-Level listening comprehension two years ago
I imagine a whole ballroom in the 19th. Century dancing to this work! I've heard this on WJIB-AM 740 in Cambridge, Mass., and that image has been stuck in my mind.
In my high school orchestra one of the pieces we play every year for Christmas is a medley of Christmas tunes that opens with the beginning of this piece. I had always wondered what Christmas tune opened the medley since it isn't a Christmas tune with which I (or most of my fellow Americans, I suspect) was familiar. Since I've played that medley three consecutive years so far, it's a part of my Christmas. It's interesting to know it's associated with Christmas in Sweden.
Música dulce pero vibrante, melodiosa y a la vez plena de energía. Cumple a cabalidad su propósito de transportarnos, del campo de batalla a la ceremonia de reconocimiento!!
Yes, music like this should have many more views........It's irritating to see trash like "rap and "hip hop" with a million views and good music languishes, largely unheard. Incidentally you've posted very good music which I appreciate, TheWickedNorth.
Had to play this for a competition in a trumpet quartet. Now we're playing a song called Instant Band which is a bunch of songs in one. The first line is from this and I can't play it without cringing.
also used in the Film CLIMAX with Boris Karloff and Turhan Bey and Susanne Foster in an opera piece made for the film called The Magic Voice, the film was a bit of an off shoot of the Phantom of the Opera (Claude Raines) utilising a lot of the same sets
Thank you for the upload. Schubert will always have a special place in my heart. Did he have to die so young? He was due to study counterpoint as well. Anyway, he'll be in the afterlife now, if he hasn't already come back to the physical plane.
I am astounded that this performance is incomparable . From Tokyo in Japan where deeply loves this genius composer . Which national are you watching this video ？
Greece. I've only seen only one comment in videos like this who was interested about the internationality of classical music and was also from Japan. Interesting and thank you! These composers belong to the whole world.
@@ssleeg Sorry the very late reply ！ How is your conditions ？ Japan is hustle and bustle with Coronavirus infection . The unnecessary and non - sudden outings are self - restraint . We are tired . Be on the alert for Coronavirus infection . Good luck ！
@@gourabneogi2886 Thank-you so much to your reply ！ Japan is hustle and bustle with Coronavirus infection . Coronavirus is scary and cruel and fierce Be on the alert for Coronavirus infection . Good luck ！
"war is beautifal for those who have never experienced it" - Platon, ancient greek philosopher. the old man had a point to say the least... Either way beautiful music 5 / 5
I played this piece (the version for solo player) when I made my concert debut in 1965, and practiced so hard and so long to make sure I got it right. My pants were falling down when I walked up the stairs to the stage and the crowd laughed at me, but I sat down, got out the music, and played the piece with no mistakes ! And I got a standing ovation. It is hard, but a worthy piece for an aspiring pianist. And I'm glad I worked so hard and did so well and am glad of it to this day.
Proud of you Sir......
You sir are a legend
Me too! Except I do a way easier version lol
Congratulations. Love from a young musician from Lithuania! (I'm in school but I am willing to study in music academy when I graduate from school).
@@domininkasramasauskas323 good luck in your studies! May your music bring many people together!
Singaporeans if you see this, you will remember that this is is opening theme for the Listening Comprehension Examination. And you will also remember this line: “You will hear each recording, twice”
at the end they also play
2 mins to check answers
ruclips.net/video/2_9zx9AoJOs/видео.html Chinese LC
In my Secondary 1 LC exam, I heard this at the start and end of the recording.
Even my brother Primary 5 English Listening .
"You will hear each question twice"
Still in secondary school, this music is stuck in my head
Part 5 is most hell, its only read to u once
Once during practice i got a perfect score and never again :(
(edit: 25/30 easily, i keep dropping a few marks due to the speaker's thick accent, accents really be screwing me over sometimes)
@@bruhbro1181 they talk too fast
@@Account-fw4xb exactly
@@bruhbro1181hi
Pretty relatable to me as I’m Sec 2 now :)
Schubert est véritablement un compositeur d'exception. Un génie intégral.
Comme je suis d'accord avec vous.
I'm not here because of listening comprehensions, I'm here, because this guy hass Franz in his name, so I assumed he is from a German speaking country and then went to this song, because it's literally called military march. I didn't expect any marching songs like I listen to normally, but this was more pleasant than I imagined. I'd imagine that playing to a black and white Romance or an old cartoon. Simply beautiful
a cultured man indeed. german composers are a different breed
Es tut mir leid, dass ich nicht Fließend Deutsch schreibe, aber ich Versuche es. Ich liebe Deutsch, die Sprache der Komponisten, Philosophen, Dichter, Generäle und Wissenschaftler!!! Ich mag Franz Schubert, inbesondere sein Militarmarsch!!!
*listening comprehension students in Singapore, hands up.*
The panic when you hear this at the end while you're still writing down the answers. It stills scares me to this day.
@@branddransnothing HAHAHAHAHA THAT'S SO RELATIVE
@@VictorPerez-sq2qg In Singapore, we do a listening Comprehension Test. Basically like you write down the answer 1,2 or 3
Basically MCQ(multiple choice questions)
And in the start of the Listening comprehension audio, this song is the intro.
I actually spent a lot of time to find this.
@@pandemiccontainmentforce2135 lmao
"Please give me a whole tray of peas"
"Thanks you"
"Slip-sloshing sounds"
*Single spoonful expands to fill entire tray* Lmao I just saw that video as well.
This is the theme when you're in the caves finding diamonds. You got your pickaxe and sword to protect yourself from hostile mobs.
*thank
Thank god this little masterpiece has been saved and preserved by Swedish Christmas ducks and GCSE exams. It was quite hard to find three years ago.
Si
I know it from a little old silly symphony called (I think) Christmas Comes But Once a Year.
@@PatrickKnieslerI know it from Santa's Workshop. Disney's silly symphony
Merci pour avoir mis en ligne cette superbe interprétation de la < Marche Militaire N° 1 > de Franz SCHUBERT. L'équilibre au sein de l'Orchestre est absolument parfait. Le relief est extraordinaire ! Tempo Giusto ! L'excellente qualité de la prise de son est remarquable ! D'autre part, la peinture représentant Franz SCHUBERT, accompagne également l'oeuvre musicale avec bonheur ! ... Je me joins à Frank Pam, un internaute, pour vous demander les noms de l'Orchestre ainsi que du Chef, car ils ne sont indiqués nulle part !!
Il s'agit du philarmonique de Vienne dirigé par Karl Bohm,ce qui explique la qualité de l'interprétation.
Oh, poor blind Schubert, how I love thee and thy sublime melodies which I have sung and hummed since I was but an altar boy!
I love Franz Schubert.
ces compositeurs ont laissés des chef oeuvre je me lasse pas d ecouter
Einfach großartig. 👏👏👏👍👍👍🙋♂️
OUR COUNTRY USES THIS SONG TO TEST OUR SPEAKERS FOR LISTENING COMPREHENSION TESTS DJDHSHDJD
im from macedonia i dont know about that in your country LOL
In my city we use cannon in D or green leaves smth like that. This piece is so much better 😭🌚
Como assim? Shsdhfh
did you just have a stroke there?
not the seab flashbacks
Takes me back to hearing this on early morning music BBC light programme in the early 1950s, thanks for this wonderful piece of music
This has been playing in my head for last 20 years and only *now* I learn what it's called. I can finally die at peace. x ͜ x
AAAAAHHH!!LOVELY!!R.I.P. FRANZ SCHUBERT.GREAT MUSIC INDEED!!LOVED IT!!THANKS!!FROM(U.K.).
Schubert had his circle of friends but got little financial compensation for his work. Tragic life of most of the world's artistic geniuses in a world incapable of undertanding them in their own lifetimes. Yes, Schubert is one among many German geniuses that makes us Germans proud, but his music belongs to the world. Mozart is still the greatest who mastered all musical forms but Schubert's melodies are delightful.
Same race.....
Not if you’ve ever been there. Just ask the Austrians.
Jens Schneider Come again? :P
Jens Schneider so Japanese are chinese and Americans are british?
It happens still in our days..True artists that do a real genius work apart from a small circle of friends they don't get any recognition or economic compensation..it's a world incapable to understand..
Swedish people hearing this: *Happy Christmas vibes*
Singaporeans hearing this: *PTSD flashbacks*
Curious about the significance of this!
@@raakoneYou will hear each question twice
Uno puede sentir la estética militar con el estribillo y los fuertes estruendos qué le acompañan, todo un genio Schubert
1/4 tray of... Asparagus
1/2 tray of... Pudding
1/4 tray of... Ice Cream
Thank you!
Massive genocide of food intensifies
A whole tray of... Peas
Thank you!
you prolly dont give a shit but if you guys are bored like me atm then you can watch all of the latest movies and series on InstaFlixxer. I've been streaming with my gf during the lockdown :)
@Mekhi Wesson Yea, I have been using InstaFlixxer for months myself =)
@Mekhi Wesson Yea, been using instaflixxer for months myself :)
This song was used as our hymn for our school. we hear this four times a month. and it's really good one to listen
Iloilo National High School
Loyalty Song
we shall strive on campus and in class!
I have been humming this song everyday for five years
+Fon Limsomwong This comment in combination with your avatar makes it hilarious.
+Don't push the B button HAHAHAJAJA You're right, seem like it's so devastated
It's not a song, and although it's a beautiful piece of music i do feel sorry for you. There is so much other good music including many songs (Lieder) by Schubert.
@@MrFpam he got it wrong for 5 years... Lmao
And me! Since I was a child! : )
I remember playing this in junior high band. I loved it. I don't know how we sounded as a group, but my alto sax was in tune and played all the right notes with no squeaks. It must have been a simplified orchestration dumbed down for eighth graders.
Hey we played this song in our school band we got the first in Singapore for central judging competition
15 years late, but I'm pretty sure the whole school was judging you for triggering everyone's PTSD
We play this in band. When I first saw the sheet music for it, I was like "Oh no, I'm never going to be able to play this right." And with some practicing, now I think it's a pretty fun song to play!
His portrait looks so good here, almost like an actual photo. Totally did him justice considering he died almost two decades before widespread photography.
Music~~~~primary 6,listening comprehension examination,part 1,picture matching,look at the set of picture,listen carefully to the statement being read,than,write the number 1,2,3 or 4 in the bracket provided .part 2,picture sequencing,I forgot~~~~part 3 note-taking,from question 8 to 12 is a note taking test,wei Ming will write down the instructions in a notebook,listen carefully to what the teacher had said.
In Sweden, we play this song while watching Donald Duck on christmas.
True story.
oenijo03 WHAT. NO. THIS IS LITERALLY FROM THE SANTA’S WORKSHOP EPISODE. WTF.
GoldenOracle64 Santa Claus' Worksop is part of the Disney medley the OP is referring to. The medley is an hour of old classic Disney shorts and selected parts of some of rhe older movies. I live in Sweden and have watched it since a kid (now 50+ age).
Minecraft!
@@magnusadielsson9829 Sorry. How old are you? I have always been a fan of Disney's Silly Symphonies (I am 29). As such, I watched the cartoon you talk about as a kid, too.
@@angeloviglioglia7795 Please see my post above. I mention my age there.
Beautiful performance! Brilliant. Thanks. I love it.
This feels like a military song, with some romance. C:
tvwatcher1220 It is a military song . It means Military March
tvwatcher1220 LOLLLL yessss
It is uncharacteristic of Schubert. Symphonies and piano music were more the norm for him.
Songs were the norm for him actually, which is what he was famous for in his lifetime.
I think it sounds this way for a reason, it's called "Marche militaire" Military March in French, it must refer to the napoleonic conquests and to the period known as "romantism" in France. But this is only my interpretation ^^
Alle Singapurer regen sich hier über einen Englischtest auf, währenddessen bin ich nur hier, um einen guten Marsch eines Landsmannes zu genießen.
All Singaporeans here complain about some English examination and meanwhile I'm just here to enjoy a great march by a fellow countryman.
Haha
I’m surprised by how many Singaporeans are here cos I’m one of them lol
This was one of the tunes that my grade school band loved to play (circa 1960). We didn't know that it was "Classical" music just a cool tune that we really belted out every time our band instructor had us play it.
I played this at a piano recital as a teen. It was originally composed as a piece for four hands. Very thrilling piece for piano.
But this orchestral version is just grand.
Both Classical Music and Military March in a song, my 2 favorite musical genders. 😍
I love that too, France did a lot of song like that too :D.
@Joel Gonzalez He meant "music genre".
Ahh yes. Classical music and military march are the best genders. I agree with you
R/boneappletea
At this point due to society's willingness to "let the inmates run their own asylum", they might as well be identifiable as those. 😐
Elegant, superb, stimulating. I love it!!!!!!! 💓
This is real music
Ces génies de la musique nous font oublier que la Marche est Militaire et cette envolée de notes est joyeuse, aérienne ....Quel talent !
Had to play this for my orchestra this year, and unfortunately I was the only person in my section that bothered to learn the music. This is even more problematic than usual, however, as my section is first violins. Basically the entire piece was a solo for me during the concert. My conductor ripped the shit out of me afterwards because he made me concert master and thought I hadn’t tried to teach the other people. Anyways, beautiful piece, and it will always hold a special place in my heart, even though it ended up getting me in a ton of trouble XD
Actually, what happened after 2:19 ...
What a smooth rhythm change....
❤❤Franz Schubert❤❤
Shoutouts to those Singaporean students in the comments! 😜
Had a Boston Pops recording of March Militaire on an old Victor 78 when I was a kid. Played it over and over and over. Thanks for the memory and for sharing this wonderful music.
I love this piece. Fell in love with it ever since hearing it in Brando's 'The Men'. Why don't they make music like this today..? I heart classical music :-)
Hi Singaporean’s.. it’s just your dutch lad here listening to Schubert.
Замечательно роль Шуберта сыграл Александр Калягин в телеспектакле "Неоконченная симфония"
At school in the early 1960s, the music teacher Mrs Pearson always played this as we were leaving the school hall after every morning assembly.
Still one of my favorite. I am playing this for my Trinity exam.
What a tune!
Nothing, NOTHING of Schubert's will EVER beat that wonderful little simplistic Lieder, Der Schiffer.
Wonderful music, wonderfully performed!
The music of advanced civilization! Beautiful to the ears!
+WeekNightGaming MURICA
Are you is mason?
I wish I were.
But this is Austrian. Well same can be said of both.
19th Cent. Civilizations...
I can't explain how much I like this tender march!!! :-))) makes me very happy!
It's my favorite classical piece!
God this brings back memories. Thank you little king's story!
HAIL THE KING. THE KING IS DEAD.
+Aramiro lol
en mi escuela primaria se usaba para anunciar la salida,por lo que la recuerdo con mucho placer.
Danke für diese Musik 🍷❤
If you're Swedish, this is forever linked to Christmas for you.
If not, SÄTT PÅ KALLE ANKA FÖR I HELVETE!
Musiken till leksaksparaden i jultomtens verkstad. Lite lugnare version dock.
Mi piace Radiotjanst!!
I'm Swedish xD
+SkandikFilm den här är inte lugnare... Det är jultomtens verkstad som är snabbare #fakta xD
I learnt that it is used by a Swedish adult toys shop for their Christmas radio commercial... :-)
O Level Listening students would know
yup same here
they changed it 😔 to Our Life Of Togetherness
Please give me a whole tray of...
*卩 乇 卂 丂*
I agree.
It is one of my favorites.
I like classic music, hip hop, hard rock, allmost anything except for rap and classic rock. I know it's a weird combination. But I listen classic music when I'm tierd of loud music :)
This march sounds really fantastic.
Who else hears the words "English language listening comprehension examination"
If u do then you are a Singaporean
This the part where i sleep
Ah no wonder its so familiar
Facts lmao did anyone see this on singapore_blogs story?
So thats the song they use
@Dvnie my class does the same but we also get scolded
Hey! I actually recognize this from Mario & Sonic at the London 2012 Olympic Games for the Nintendo 3DS! Gotta love the music in the 20km Walk Race event! :) :D
Apparently this is part of a listening comprehension exam in Singapore. That would not fly in the United States or Europe!
Why not?
Also, they have recently changed the music to some mediocre elevator-music jingle that I heard for the first time during my O-Level listening comprehension two years ago
Probably the most charming military march ever.
Que obra maravillosa!!!
Realmente 🍷🗿
Hola! Saludos desde México! En una película lo nombraron. Aquí estoy escuchandolo.
I’ve been looking for this song for a decade
Both of you must have heard this in a cartoon film. We should get back to those days again. Kids would have better music appreciation.
My baby was watching something a while ago and I didn't know the name of the song about "3"
I imagine a whole ballroom in the 19th. Century dancing to this work! I've heard this on WJIB-AM 740 in Cambridge, Mass., and that image has been stuck in my mind.
In my high school orchestra one of the pieces we play every year for Christmas is a medley of Christmas tunes that opens with the beginning of this piece. I had always wondered what Christmas tune opened the medley since it isn't a Christmas tune with which I (or most of my fellow Americans, I suspect) was familiar. Since I've played that medley three consecutive years so far, it's a part of my Christmas. It's interesting to know it's associated with Christmas in Sweden.
Song name Is onkelistan
i'm almost 70 from and this tune makes me young again. i was 10 or so when i first heart
"You will hear each recording twice"
wah I can already hear it😭😭
Ah, Swedish Christmas tradition. :)
Música dulce pero vibrante, melodiosa y a la vez plena de energía. Cumple a cabalidad su propósito de transportarnos, del campo de batalla a la ceremonia de reconocimiento!!
De mis preferidas de Franz Subert la marcha militar, desde que era niño me gustaba.
Que hermosa marcha militar más de la paz que de la guerra, pero ambas estan asociadas a la historia de la humanidad y por ende de la música.
it's way too long since i've been in secondary school, but this still pops into my head
"Please Give, A Whole Tray Of"
*P E A S*
I had searched for this song ever since I watched Miracle of the White Stallions as a kid, but never found it. Now, I finally found the name.
Finally, I have found you.
Yes, music like this should have many more views........It's irritating to see trash like "rap and "hip hop" with a million views and good music languishes, largely unheard. Incidentally you've posted very good music which I appreciate, TheWickedNorth.
I love this song. It was in the 1932 Santa's Workshop (Disney's Silly Symphonies)
Had to play this for a competition in a trumpet quartet. Now we're playing a song called Instant Band which is a bunch of songs in one. The first line is from this and I can't play it without cringing.
what a magnificent classic!
also used in the Film CLIMAX with Boris Karloff and Turhan Bey and Susanne Foster in an opera piece made for the film called The Magic Voice, the film was a bit of an off shoot of the Phantom of the Opera (Claude Raines) utilising a lot of the same sets
No hay una marcha militar mas hermosa y pacifica.
The best vigorous music which
quivers the soul of the person .
Thank you for the upload. Schubert will always have a special place in my heart. Did he have to die so young?
He was due to study counterpoint as well. Anyway, he'll be in the afterlife now, if he hasn't already come back to the physical plane.
he has been dead for like 200 years
He has come back - in the guise of Lemmy from Motorhead. True!
They played this on 96.3 classical fm today, and it's also the song I played when I was in elementary school and I won gold 😁😁👌 I played the clarinet
Did this for my Grade 4 Bs/Clarinet exam :) Lol. Makes me happy :))
A fitting song to consume a whole tray of peas !
This classical piece was featured in the 2003/04 Baby Einstein video Numbers Nursery.
For the number 5 segment
I am astounded that this performance is incomparable .
From Tokyo in Japan where deeply loves this genius composer .
Which national are you watching this video ？
The Netherlands / オランダ
Fantastic music!
India.... and this is one of my childhood favourites
Greece. I've only seen only one comment in videos like this who was interested about the internationality of classical music and was also from Japan. Interesting and thank you! These composers belong to the whole world.
@@ssleeg
Sorry the very late reply ！
How is your conditions ？
Japan is hustle and bustle with Coronavirus infection .
The unnecessary and non - sudden outings are self - restraint .
We are tired .
Be on the alert for Coronavirus infection .
Good luck ！
@@gourabneogi2886
Thank-you so much to your reply ！
Japan is hustle and bustle with Coronavirus infection .
Coronavirus is scary and cruel and fierce
Be on the alert for Coronavirus infection .
Good luck ！
"war is beautifal for those who have never experienced it" - Platon, ancient greek philosopher. the old man had a point to say the least...
Either way beautiful music 5 / 5
ΥΠΕΡΟΧΟ!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Me había olvidado lo mucho que gusta la música del Romanticismo.
Nunca lo olvides :D
muchas gracias. Canada
Thank God for a college education and a new found appreciation for this type of music.
This is my Malay and English comprehension soundtrack in Singapore
c'est à ce rythme que devrait se dérouler les guerres !! elles seraient en dentelles .quelle merveille cette composition