suppe is not the first one to come in ones mind when he thinks of classical music, but there are so many wonderfull musicians that are off center that it makes you wonder. Classical music in immense, and oddly enough the one that respect this more than most are the Heavy Metal heads like me.
Franz Von Suppe, genio nunca supe que fuiste vos quien realizo tan colosal marcha.Poderosa y romanticaaaaaaa. viva la buena musica, si hay un paraiso para los artistas gracias amigo de mis oidos.
Leichte Kavallerie (Light Cavalry) is an operetta in two acts by Franz von Suppé, with a libretto by Karl Costa (de). It was first performed in the Carltheater, Vienna, on 21 March 1866.
Nice to find this, i found an old vinyl record (Von Suppe Overtures) on my late grandfather's record player and when i looked up information on Von Suppe and found this video, which of course will always have a special meaning as my grandfather loved this music.
Jason Liu If it is Cavalries, play this "Light Cavalry Overture". If it is tanks, play "Soviet March". If it is Carrier-based fighters, play "Top Gun".
Am I the only one who thinks that 1:35-2:07 is the best part of this piece? I played this in my school's symphony orchestra my junior year but my director didn't take that section nearly that fast, but after hearing it that fast, it is so epic! I think that should be just as well known as the rest of the piece
This brings me back to my 7th grade year in middle school, where we played this for our first piece of the year :D such a great song, and it sounds so lovely.
God bless Von Suppe - the kind of classical composer that morons like me really enjoy ! This one + "Poet and Peasant" + "Morning, Noon and Night In Vienna" - all great stuff ! Forget Heavy Metal - have Von Suppe blasting out of your car stereo in heavy traffic in the morning !! You`ll turn some heads !
c'est magnifique! such beautiful and often heard music ... and I never knew it was by my dear old Von Suppe'... truly wonderful sparks of classical music
I heard this while my cousin was watching old Disney cartoons and I knew I had played it before but I couldn't remember what it was. Google is a blessing
We're playing this song in Orchestra! Very nice piece! Love the string section, though it is a bit insane, but it definitely is a wonderful part in the piece! :D
Right, that's exactly what I was going to say on YT. 'Tis nice folks remember that. I think the Disney cartoonists had done a marvellous job. The animation is sooo great that even an experienced conducter wouldn't be ashamed of it! It's a pleasure to watch.
I personally play 3rd trumpet. I may be one of the older players, but I like 3rd and always ask for it.. It's always nice to have a strong third trumpet player blasting away at those low notes.
Sometimes, Mickey Mouse's cartoons have opened my mind. I have always been fond of the version played in "Symphony Hour" after Goofy had broken the instruments played by Mickey's friends.
I heard this piece on the radio, and when it got to 2:00 on, I was like, "Why is Hunter X Hunter playing??!" My brother complained and I told him to shut up for the name. When I heard Light Cavalry Overture, I looked it up immediately later on and here I am. I swear it sounds identical to Hunter X Hunter music, and after readingg some comments, I have to wonder if this wasn't insanely popular or something in Japan at some point or another.
Oh man, I love this piece...but the Riccochet bowing is killing me... Plus the 1st Vl. part is in the stratosphere! I need to practice so I'm listening to this now. But I gotta hand it to Von Suppe, he knows a beat. The 32nd notes were a nice touch.
I'm sure I heard this song in an old Popeye cartoon. I once read that cartoons like Popeye did a great job at introducing children to the classics. Can anyone else here remember hearing this song in Popeye or another cartoon?
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If this is the light cavalry, can't imagine what the heavy cavalry sounds like.
underrated comment above ^^
Especially Battle on the Ice.
I think of the "light" part as actually light shining on a band
Oh, what nonsense. You're just trying to be clever. How old are you? Eleven?
@@TheFrankles Grow a sense of humor.
Needs more screams of the transfer student.
lmao
@@octo8116 I see that I'm not alone here
@@Icaruss789 indeed
Yaaaaaazzzz
Outstanding performance. Music like this deserves a great amount of respect and admiration.
suppe is not the first one to come in ones mind when he thinks of classical music, but there are so many wonderfull musicians that are off center that it makes you wonder. Classical music in immense, and oddly enough the one that respect this more than most are the Heavy Metal heads like me.
Franz Von Suppe, genio nunca supe que fuiste vos quien realizo tan colosal marcha.Poderosa y romanticaaaaaaa. viva la buena musica, si hay un paraiso para los artistas gracias amigo de mis oidos.
Leichte Kavallerie (Light Cavalry) is an operetta in two acts by Franz von Suppé, with a libretto by Karl Costa (de). It was first performed in the Carltheater, Vienna, on 21 March 1866.
I think my watching those classic cartoons of the 40s and 50s is where I learned to enjoy classical music
I have finally found it! The song that always play when I see horse riding scenes on TV or movies!
Nope, that's William Tell Overture
Piglteria They sometimes play 2:10 on TV in several occasions.
TechieWidget I haven't heard them play that part before
Yep, that be the one....I reacted the same way, but I had the help of a high school band concert!
Good Lord, knowing von Suppe from the TV series! I bet you are all Yanks. Regards all the same.
A great interpretation of one of my all time favorites. Regards from Guayaquil, Ecuador, South America.
Nice to find this, i found an old vinyl record (Von Suppe Overtures) on my late grandfather's record player and when i looked up information on Von Suppe and found this video, which of course will always have a special meaning as my grandfather loved this music.
If this is the Light Cavalry, imagine Tanks.
The firebird suite
Jason Liu
If it is Cavalries, play this "Light Cavalry Overture".
If it is tanks, play "Soviet March".
If it is Carrier-based fighters, play "Top Gun".
+Tomohiko Mukai if it is modern warfare, play Dr Strangelove
+Tomohiko Mukai Highway to the Danger Zone
Nigga look like Tom Hanks
I played bass trombone on this piece at a music festival, and it was so much fun! I loved honking out low notes!
Am I the only one who thinks that 1:35-2:07 is the best part of this piece? I played this in my school's symphony orchestra my junior year but my director didn't take that section nearly that fast, but after hearing it that fast, it is so epic! I think that should be just as well known as the rest of the piece
+Haley L. same I play the boring parts too
***** Very true
Collin Dewyre I played this in 8th grade and 1:35 was my least favorite
No. To be honest, I don't like the rest nearly as much as that part.
Too fast honestly.
As a tubist, I always loved playing this. Just a fun, cool piece.
This brings me back to my 7th grade year in middle school, where we played this for our first piece of the year :D such a great song, and it sounds so lovely.
Beautiful! Very professional orchestra! I just love it!
Love this piece. Especially when the conductor has the audience participate during the chorus.
My favorite part is when the conductor shouts his name over the music at the beginning, Cardi B. style.
God bless Von Suppe - the kind of classical composer that morons like me really enjoy ! This one + "Poet and Peasant" + "Morning, Noon and Night In Vienna" - all great stuff ! Forget Heavy Metal - have Von Suppe blasting out of your car stereo in heavy traffic in the morning !! You`ll turn some heads !
c'est magnifique! such beautiful and often heard music ... and I never knew it was by my dear old Von Suppe'... truly wonderful sparks of classical music
Gracias Franz, por esa bellísima epopeya ecuestre plasmada en esta obra.
On what planet is that a uniform?!?
Am loving the allusion all over the place
Der maestro! His overtures are always terrific.
I heard this while my cousin was watching old Disney cartoons and I knew I had played it before but I couldn't remember what it was. Google is a blessing
Thanks for this treat.
PERFETTO!!!!
Why can't popular music be good like this?
How Epic is this piece?!!!?
So evocative and dramatic. I love this!
I love this piece of music.
SO GOOD AND GOLDEN! 😍😍😍😍😍😎😎😎😎😎😁😁😁😁😁😭😭😭😭😭🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎺🎺🎺🎺🎺🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎙🎙🎙🎙🎙🎼🎼🎼🎼🎼🌇🌇🌇🌇🌇🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
That was wonderful, loved it! :D
We're playing this song in Orchestra! Very nice piece! Love the string section, though it is a bit insane, but it definitely is a wonderful part in the piece! :D
I have been listening to this over and over for 6 months now. I wonder if you can over listen to such an incredible song?
Beautiful music.
absolutly awesome!!
beautiful..
omg....THIS was one of my favourite when mom played piano on sunday. but she played only the main melodie and i liked the fast tempi a lot !!
We're playing this in our schools symphony orchestra I play violin and my conductor calls the violin part at 1:35 "Our moment of death" lol
Ha, sounds about right.
If you think that's bad try playing the quavers in the horns and woodwinds. They don't even 'die' here; that would be too easy.
morning noon and night in vienna is still my favourite one by Franz von suppe, simply cause we play it in band
Right, that's exactly what I was going to say on YT.
'Tis nice folks remember that.
I think the Disney cartoonists had done a marvellous job. The animation is sooo great that even an experienced conducter wouldn't be ashamed of it! It's a pleasure to watch.
Masterpiece
3:50 - 4:59 beautiful part!
great piece. i love it. ^ ^
I played the Clarinet Cadenza in this. I loved it so much. He's great at writing a simple cadenza that can be changed and fitted to an individual.
Very beautiful melody
This song... its a very beautiful song
I love the screwed up version from Disney's "Symphony Hour" even better!
what a tune to wake up to.
great music!!!!!!!!!!
fantastica musica nada se le compara
beautiful
Exquisite.
My varsity orchestra class is playing this!!! :D
yeah this is our second best song i cant wait 4 the trip
LOVE THIS SONG! going to play it for mah higschool band 2nd clarinet... WOHOO STEINBRENNER HS
totally agree with you
even tho we nvr have the melody
Three Star Battle Uniform aerial form, Presto!
This piece and Poets and Peasants give Suppe about 100 cartoons with his music.
wonderful
2:10 - 2:46 & 5:00 - 5:50 is all I care about. Thanks for the upload.
2:08 whenever I hear this piece, I always think, "This is the good guys (whoever they might be) coming to the scene to rescue the day." Epic.
I personally play 3rd trumpet. I may be one of the older players, but I like 3rd and always ask for it.. It's always nice to have a strong third trumpet player blasting away at those low notes.
Just awesome - magnificent - wonderful!
He was one of the greatest composers!
bellissima questa opera
*Azaerus*, heavy cavalry = William Tell Overture (final movement)? :)
So true...I'm also playing the Cadenza...simple and sooo beautiful eh.
You're right!
Kill la Kill~
Nonon led me here :3
Supremeblacken of course :p
Supremeblacken season 2 kill la kill pls
Narutard Fanboy lol
yeah
and they were FOREVER breaking the fourth wall, giving this great doubletakes for the audience.
Sometimes, Mickey Mouse's cartoons have opened my mind. I have always been fond of the version played in "Symphony Hour" after Goofy had broken the instruments played by Mickey's friends.
I ask myself where did this man got the imagination to create this overture! It is more that just saying amazing!
He found it with his Amazon :D !
Symphony Regalia: Presto!
Symphany regalia grave
Symphony regalia de-capo
Symphony regalia finale
+Triangle Mann Fucking weebo
+Adrian Chavez fucking non weaboo
2:24 Reminds me of Price is Right's short-lived pricing game Finish Line
Because this is the cue Finish Line used.
That would be the Clarinet Cadenza. Its really fun to play :)
I heard this piece on the radio, and when it got to 2:00 on, I was like, "Why is Hunter X Hunter playing??!" My brother complained and I told him to shut up for the name. When I heard Light Cavalry Overture, I looked it up immediately later on and here I am. I swear it sounds identical to Hunter X Hunter music, and after readingg some comments, I have to wonder if this wasn't insanely popular or something in Japan at some point or another.
a year late but yeah you're totally right
The stone high band played this song for band competition. it was pretty epic we got all superiors
I can see Erol Flinn flying on his horse over the enemy lines, and The Boston pops
just behind him.
When the M551s' ATGM kicks in
@PC10KandWE10K I think I will be ok then. ha ha such a wonderful song.
oh i love the feel for this piece. and i play the cello, so that part is pretty damn easy compared to evryone elses part
Good music has no expiration date.
I am here because this piece was used as the overture for 8th grade graduation in Lasalle, Illinois in 1918.
Do you have a grandparent who told you this?
@@HotSauce-fo6sf my grandparent was the graduate
Programs were saved from graduation. Recently received and donated to a museum.
Oh man, I love this piece...but the Riccochet bowing is killing me... Plus the 1st Vl. part is in the stratosphere! I need to practice so I'm listening to this now. But I gotta hand it to Von Suppe, he knows a beat. The 32nd notes were a nice touch.
@MrVeinemeinen Because it's so recognizable
I don't know how best to describe it. It's the cool part that starts at 4:58.
I'm the piccolo;) Countin the bars are b-o-r-i-n-g at fist, but when the Allegretto brillante comes, I can play loud and show-off :D
Linda musica. JM
@5:00 - Learned during WB cartoons.
i play this in CCB epic music i agree
The light Cavalry overture is my favorite opera overture by franchman Franz von Suppee
Go's great in San Francisco Traffic early morning,and William Tell along with it.
This is the Royal Philharmonic.
suppe means soup in german, the langusge austrians speak
SUPPE LIVED IN AUSTRIA
I love playing this song in orchestra (im violin)
If you enjoy great marches check out Carl Teike, in particular "Alte Kameraden" march......it means "Old Comrades"
we also play that in our Music band
2:08 Best part.
What episode?
I'm sure I heard this song in an old Popeye cartoon. I once read that cartoons like Popeye did a great job at introducing children to the classics. Can anyone else here remember hearing this song in Popeye or another cartoon?
At least there is music as good as this in our time. I just wish better music was popular.