@@vesel8398 Like everywhere in the world. Back in time we had Bach, Wagner or Chopin. Now we have Lil pump and DJ Khaled. Meh... (Search Nakamura if you want to know how shitty is "french" music nowadays)
+Karizza Capulong Daddy what is that it is sticking out the front of the mans tights dont be silly Jenny daddy told her that is a foot peg to help the lady get above the mans head
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893) Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky was born in Votkinsk, a small town in Vyatka Governorate -(present-day Udmurtia)- in the Russian Empire, into a family with a long line of military service. His father, Ilya Petrovich Tchaikovsky, had served as a lieutenant colonel & engineer in the Department of Mines, & would manage the Kamsko-Votkinsk Ironworks. His grandfather, Petro Fedorovych Chaika, served 1st as a physician's assistant in the army & later as city governor of Glazov in Viatka. His great-grandfather, a Ukrainian Cossack named Fyodor Chaika -(accordingly, 'Tchaikovsky' is the derivative of the Ukrainian family name 'Chaika')- , distinguished himself under Peter the Great at the Battle of Poltava in 1709. Tchaikovsky's mother, Alexandra Andreyevna née d'Assier, was the 2nd of Ilya's 3 wives, 18 years her husband's junior & French on her father's side.[5] Both Ilya & Alexandra were trained in the arts, including music - a necessity as a posting to a remote area of Russia also meant a need for entertainment, whether in private or at social gatherings. Of Tchaikovsky's 6 siblings, he was close to his sister Alexandra & twin brothers Anatoly & Modest. Alexandra's marriage to Lev Davydov would produce & children & lend Tchaikovsky the only real family life he would know as an adult, especially during his years of wandering. One of those children, Vladimir Davydov, whom the composer would nickname 'Bob', would become very close to him. In 1844 the family hired Fanny Dürbach, a 22-year-old French governess. 4½ year old Tchaikovsky was initially thought too young to study alongside his older brother Nikolai & a niece of the family. His insistence convinced Dürbach otherwise.[11] By the age of six, he had become fluent in French & German. Tchaikovsky also became attached to the young woman; her affection for him was reportedly a counter to his mother's coldness & emotional distance from him, though others assert that the mother doted on her son. Dürbach saved much of Tchaikovsky's work from this period, which includes his earliest known compositions, & became a source of several childhood anecdotes. Tchaikovsky began piano lessons at age 5. Precocious, within 3 years he had become as adept at reading sheet music as his teacher. [source: Wiki]
Same for Rachmaninoff, Holst, (sometimes) Wagner and (especially in John Williams' case) Stravinsky. Basically all composers who've created colourful orchestrations with a modern orchestra have influenced film composers.
Tchaicovsky had innate understanding of how minor chord structures with a major overtone could create wide open spaces of immense emotion. Is there not a more powerful note that a minor note? Tchaicovsky if my heart could translate what my soul feels, it would play your great compositions.
only culture people with a respect for the great classical arts and humanities ..... back to your Harry Potter or Gears of War .... suits you best I am guessing
1929GY If it's a "piece of music," doesn't it then make it music, too? Yes, but... The first statement by Ryan Reed said, "Forty-five people are unable to appreciate music." I love Tchaikovsky, particularly this excerpt and this is one of the best performances I've heard; I really like how the underlying strings and harp are brought out creating a wonderful setting/atmosphere to accompany the solo oboe in the opening. However, I don't know if Ryan Reed meant this, but just because 45 people do not appreciate this piece of music, it doesn't mean they do not appreciate all music, music itself. Those same people could say the same thing about a piece of heavy metal music, punk rock, goth, grunge, or something that others would not appreciate. Musical tastes differ. I don't know why I said all this, I guess the phrases, "piece of music" and "music" just compelled me being the kind of person I am, someone who likes to be precise in choosing the words I use to convey the right meaning. Hopefully I did this without sounding like a pretentious, pompous little prick, it was not my intention. For some reason I feel like I've failed however. Anyway... Happy listening and enjoy the music, whatever it is that you listen to.
i can´t help saying this, but for me, this extraordinary and brilliant Russian virtuoso is the best classic music composer of all time. He deserves the universal achievement of excellence in waltzes and ballets and for making the biggest fantasies come true. Greetings from his biggest fan in Honduras, Central America.
Same. I didn't appreciate classical music when I was younger but now that I'm learning to play piano.. boy is it good. Like this is magical and touches your heart.
I heard this on a movie on TV and was bursting to know who composed this. Clicked into this by chance, and got a lovely surprise. Beautiful piece of music!
I read a book of music history today and it said that tchaikosvky may werent of the greatest composers,but he had vividness and charm. If this piece (and not only this...tchaikovsky has many real good pieces and he is especially good in orchestration) isnt proof of a great composer,when what it it? dumn you western musicians
Chris North Was the book old? Because contemporary music criticism basically boiled down to politics and personal relationships most of the time back then (arguably now too).
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You're a wizard Tchaikovsky..
Nice one 😄
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haha nice
of course I have begun to listen to opera lately
ayy
It's impressing that a human (not sure yet) could actually compose this
You nub
@Nyx_Ares i don kno why j wrote this down
"not sure yet"
Roger Goreman lizard people man..
K
Such beauty and sadness! Tchaikovsky is the best of the ballet music creators!
100
Without question.
Why russians f*cking good at the music?
God, Suffering and Love
Not just music they are the best in mechanic to
@@vesel8398
Like everywhere in the world.
Back in time we had Bach, Wagner or Chopin. Now we have Lil pump and DJ Khaled. Meh...
(Search Nakamura if you want to know how shitty is "french" music nowadays)
Today russian music sucks
@@dacern9836 Just like Turkish music.
Mozart: I'm the greatest musical composer in history!!
Tchaikovsky: LET ME INTRODUCE MYSELF....
lmao excellent !!!!
Mozart is still the best IMO
Tchaikovsky viewed Mozart as the musical Christ so we're talking about the creme de la creme for sure.
@@ExtrackterYT paganini and beethoven be like hold my champagne.
OH and debussy.
wolf daniel only Beethoven of those
There is something with the russians when it comes to music.
+MDW and when it comes to literature :)
+Julija Kobal Personally for me Dostoevsky and Tolstoy reign as kings so I very much approve of this input.
Guys, how about food?
MDW indeed my friend they seem to know there way around classical music and AK forty seve-i mean Operas.
russian women as well
When I hear this, I am so proud to be Russian
Nina me too!I'm half Russian and I really love this composer
Превет россия.из ирана
Enorme .💜
Russians used to be one of the most talented nations, untill 1917.
You have many people to be proud of.
fool
Damn Russians knew how to make good music. Every song is a masterpiece...
Respect from Finland.
Ussr music agressive like KGB
Barbie in the Swan Lake :3
#sorrynotsorry
+Karizza Capulong Daddy what is that it is sticking out the front of the mans tights dont be silly Jenny daddy told her that is a foot peg to help the lady get above the mans head
what?
Ca n you not see the funny story
Actually I find that really cute :)
HOLY I THOUGHT THE SAME THING
reminds me of harry potter lol you can see the inspiration they got at least!
yes, this and saint-saen's aquarium
Harry Potter theme is very inspired by this song.
True.
ikr
And Star Wars too.
Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)
Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky was born in Votkinsk, a small town in Vyatka Governorate -(present-day Udmurtia)- in the Russian Empire, into a family with a long line of military service. His father, Ilya Petrovich Tchaikovsky, had served as a lieutenant colonel & engineer in the Department of Mines, & would manage the Kamsko-Votkinsk Ironworks. His grandfather, Petro Fedorovych Chaika, served 1st as a physician's assistant in the army & later as city governor of Glazov in Viatka. His great-grandfather, a Ukrainian Cossack named Fyodor Chaika -(accordingly, 'Tchaikovsky' is the derivative of the Ukrainian family name 'Chaika')- , distinguished himself under Peter the Great at the Battle of Poltava in 1709. Tchaikovsky's mother, Alexandra Andreyevna née d'Assier, was the 2nd of Ilya's 3 wives, 18 years her husband's junior & French on her father's side.[5] Both Ilya & Alexandra were trained in the arts, including music - a necessity as a posting to a remote area of Russia also meant a need for entertainment, whether in private or at social gatherings. Of Tchaikovsky's 6 siblings, he was close to his sister Alexandra & twin brothers Anatoly & Modest. Alexandra's marriage to Lev Davydov would produce & children & lend Tchaikovsky the only real family life he would know as an adult, especially during his years of wandering. One of those children, Vladimir Davydov, whom the composer would nickname 'Bob', would become very close to him.
In 1844 the family hired Fanny Dürbach, a 22-year-old French governess. 4½ year old Tchaikovsky was initially thought too young to study alongside his older brother Nikolai & a niece of the family. His insistence convinced Dürbach otherwise.[11] By the age of six, he had become fluent in French & German. Tchaikovsky also became attached to the young woman; her affection for him was reportedly a counter to his mother's coldness & emotional distance from him, though others assert that the mother doted on her son. Dürbach saved much of Tchaikovsky's work from this period, which includes his earliest known compositions, & became a source of several childhood anecdotes.
Tchaikovsky began piano lessons at age 5. Precocious, within 3 years he had become as adept at reading sheet music as his teacher.
[source: Wiki]
Thank you so much
Thanks for your Infomations, best Greets from Germany !
I lnow
Желаю Удачи Mozart was 4 when he composed his first concerto.
Thx for this!
Tchaikovsky is one of my favorite composers, if not my absolute favorite. One may ask why? -> Dude, just listen!
Beatiful
@@alfonsoestrada6328 Blyatiful
Right! XD
Noo pisbakspiiter
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The more I listen to Tchaikowski, the more I get an impression that many film music composers were basing on him in some part. Maybe John Williams?
seqqir that's what I was thinking !!
It's harry potter tho
Same for Rachmaninoff, Holst, (sometimes) Wagner and (especially in John Williams' case) Stravinsky. Basically all composers who've created colourful orchestrations with a modern orchestra have influenced film composers.
Yeah, I agree. I believe I hear a little bit of the imperial death march in this piece.
John Williams would disagree
Tchaikovsky was a composer and writer, sure, but at heart he was a storyteller. Even if it wasn't his stories, he made the stories breath.
Finally, after 15 years, found the name of this song.
Saaame 😂😂😂
You should listen to the whole Swan Lake
This happened to me too, but for another one. It's really wonderful ^.^
Dracula (1931)
ruclips.net/video/ZtZ5pDYgsE8/видео.html
15 precious wasted years.
Anybody else hear a Star Wars resemblance?
Fantastic piece by the way.
Please do not compare Star Wars to a beautiful classical piece of music. Star Wars places in comparison
This music was played in a Barbie movie
Yeah it is very much there
Tears to my eyes; So incredibly beautifully epic.
Oh where has beautiful music like this have gone? It brings tears to my eyes that it is gone.
This music was composed in XIX century.
Great art doesn't gets older.
I live in Brazil.
Também brother
Чувааааак!
Dalton Agrônomo great art lives forever in the mind of those who listen and appreciate such things
Aí sim, cara!
So queria ter nascido alemão cara 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
My God how I love Russia!!! Music..culture...history 😍 Kisses from italy 😘
...i can hear Yuri Orlov's speech about ak-47
There's no relativity
+Amine Zghal you don't say?
"a used gun. that's a good one." - that Liberian dictator
One of the best pieces ever.
Like your sunglasses
I use this music when I put my baby to sleep
Winter Rose's Alternate Channel Bit dramatic maybe but if it works lol
My little brother cries when he hears this lmao.
Shirley Carringer literally doing that right now. Lol works like a charm.
Fucking amazing.
Fuck yeah!
Fuck. A. Duck.
Corey Messick
Fuck you
This sounds like some Harry Potter piece
Harry Potter stole this from Tchaikovsky :>
Basically every film music composer "stole" or "got inspired" by classical music. Most of the popular "motives" in film music are copied.
Inspired yes, but this piece reached a new level of impudence.
sunfire65ph they're not so similar
sunfire65ph Tchaikovsky would feel honored having his music be rearranged for a movie by John Williams.
This seems a lot more like Star Wars to me.
This is so relaxing and beautiful♡
i cannot stop crying hearing this. so beautiful.
🙂🙂🙂🙂😀😀😇😇
Tchaicovsky had innate understanding of how minor chord structures with a major overtone could create wide open spaces of immense emotion. Is there not a more powerful note that a minor note? Tchaicovsky if my heart could translate what my soul feels, it would play your great compositions.
Probably the best music score ever written
Oh wow such a masterpiece ♥️.. I loved it from depth of my heart 💜
It's a.monster
Bloody muggle's
Hudba je nádherný svetový jazyk, rozumejú jej ľudia všetkých národov. Tchaikovsky nádhera.
What a musical genius...ultra epic...my dream is to watch the Swan lake from Kirov ballet at St. Petersburg.
It's so beautiful.
It makes me cry !!!!!
Я тоже плачу по этой музыке.
Que Beleza é de arrepiar os pêlos pubianos
Falador Politicamente Incorreto saudades da época dos pelos pubianos femininos 😂😋.
Olha a compostura, criança kkkk
'~'
Música erudita e de verdade.
Essa e a peça completa?
Those russians ....
Respect.
My favorite music ❤
It's like Luke Skywalker opening his Hogwarts letter. I can't help it .. :D
I love this man's music.
Haunting... Enchanting... Exciting... Tragic... So many emotions in 2 and a half minutes. Thank you Tchaikovsky!
Who is still listening in 2018?
Not only 2018 this kind of music is immortal.
I am
@@rohayatirohayati1642 I am not G...
All who love to listen music
only culture people with a respect for the great classical arts and humanities ..... back to your Harry Potter or Gears of War .... suits you best I am guessing
Who remembers this from the Black Swan?
You da real MVP!
When I listen to this, I think of Natalie Portman. 😍
😆😆😆😆😆😆😆
@@anakinskywalker2054
Hahaha your name and your comments about Natalie Portman, combined with this music. Priceless
Yes, but I like parody by Jim Carrey (SNL), very funny :)
Forty-five people are unable to appreciate music.
This is not music. This is an excellent piece of music, and even that's an understatement.
Amal Ibatullin If it's a "piece of music", doesn't it then make it music, too?
1929GY Yes
1929GY If it's a "piece of music," doesn't it then make it music, too? Yes, but...
The first statement by Ryan Reed said,
"Forty-five people are unable to appreciate music."
I love Tchaikovsky, particularly this excerpt and this is one of the best performances I've heard; I really like how the underlying strings and harp are brought out creating a wonderful setting/atmosphere to accompany the solo oboe in the opening.
However, I don't know if Ryan Reed meant this, but just because 45 people do not appreciate this piece of music, it doesn't mean they do not appreciate all music, music itself.
Those same people could say the same thing about a piece of heavy metal music, punk rock, goth, grunge, or something that others would not appreciate.
Musical tastes differ.
I don't know why I said all this, I guess the phrases, "piece of music" and "music" just compelled me being the kind of person I am, someone who likes to be precise in choosing the words I use to convey the right meaning. Hopefully I did this without sounding like a pretentious, pompous little prick, it was not my intention. For some reason I feel like I've failed however.
Anyway... Happy listening and enjoy the music, whatever it is that you listen to.
mydogskips2 Being able to choose words to convey the right meaning is a good trait if one wishes to become an author. ;)
it is so beautiful
i can´t help saying this, but for me, this extraordinary and brilliant Russian virtuoso is the best classic music composer of all time. He deserves the universal achievement of excellence in waltzes and ballets and for making the biggest fantasies come true. Greetings from his biggest fan in Honduras, Central America.
Como pode ter pessoa que não curte essa maravilha ?
Classic music is most listenable genre, for me ... and this is a masterpiece...
swan lake meh childhood😍😢
Chede G. ikr
Maria Dell shut up
Анхаа 0909 wtf why did you say this
First time listening to this type of music. I'm usually metal and old school rap. I LOVE IT.
Same. I didn't appreciate classical music when I was younger but now that I'm learning to play piano.. boy is it good. Like this is magical and touches your heart.
Of course we have no culture...
This must be something else
My favorite piece from by Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky,there is something in this which lift you up and put you down,I can't even describe,just beautiful.
Quincy And The Magic Instruments (2007)
The Blue Footed Booby Bird Ballet (2007)
The most emotionally moving music ... U have to see the swan lake then u will know what this music means ...
2019 like
Thankyou guys for so much love
Who tf can dislike this masterpiece?
Thank you " Billy Elliot "
I heard this on a movie on TV and was bursting to know who composed this. Clicked into this by chance, and got a lovely surprise. Beautiful piece of music!
In soviet russia, music plays you
Who else is here because of little Einstein
er flog weit, er flog hoch, er flog tief während dem Komponieren ... haha! Ein fantastisches Meisterwerk der Klassik
Не подумал бы что за границей могут заинтересоваться русской классической музыкой)))) Хотя почему бы и нет? Мир Дружба Жвачка)
I read a book of music history today and it said that tchaikosvky may werent of the greatest composers,but he had vividness and charm. If this piece (and not only this...tchaikovsky has many real good pieces and he is especially good in orchestration) isnt proof of a great composer,when what it it? dumn you western musicians
Chris North Was the book old? Because contemporary music criticism basically boiled down to politics and personal relationships most of the time back then (arguably now too).
Türkler neredesiniz la??
Her dinlediğim müziğin altında yorum bulurum genelde.
Her dinlenen müziyin altına yorum yapmaya gerek yok
It's like waves of delightful goosebumps hitting against my body
عظمة الموسيقى تتجلى في مؤلفات تشايكوفسكي الموسيقية ، هذا ما يجب أن نسميه إعجاز موسيقي .
This is so incredibly beautiful....
ruclips.net/video/IBqxw6I0aoY/видео.html try also this finale
Tchaikovsky the legend
when i was a child
listening to this i always cry
dont know why
ZH li still could tho
329 dislike belongs to beliebers. This place is not for you kids. Its forbidden, all you cant understand...
Who knew a bloody muggle could make this type of music!
Spotlight, uh, moonlight, uh
Nigga, why you trippin'? Get your mood right, uh.
seen this live...f u cking stunning
I'm making my way through the little Einstein's playlist
Do céu 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Lots of people are mentioning harry potter, but who remembers this from black swan?
A arte de apreciar algo tão encantadoramente belo e sentimental, extraordinário, simbólico, expressionista. Perfeito.
Can’t believe the day I started understanding note reading was on Tchaikovsky’s birthday. He’s a master
Now this piece fin Tchaikovsky has a dark center
Sounds like Harry Potter
Tchaikovsky, What a beautiful and elegant sounds of plucking the harp strings is.
An indigo blueish lake in a deep forest came up on my mind.
Лебединое озеро 👏🦢 браво 👏 👍👏👏👏👏🇷🇺
Belíssima!
Someone needs to advertise a AK-47 with this music.
i always get goosebumps when listening to this, whether it’s in the ballet or online...literal chills’ man
SWAN LAKE BABBYY
O tempo não envelhece para o que é belo e envolvente.
Juillet 2019 🌻
Few minutes of happiness and serenity 🎶🎶🎶
Hello ! from France 🌹
Me hace sentir tantas emociones en tan solo una sola pieza triztesa, nostalgia, Alegria❤ sus notas son tan pero tan profundas
Muy cierto..
Get your nationalism outta here. We just want to experience Tchaikovsky.
sounds a bit like something from star wars
the songs I've listened to so far have been nothing
Hmm it seems Tchaikovsky ripped of the Star Wars imperial march decades before the movie was released
You know something is up when you see "Tchaikovsky" in the thumbnail
Assustei muito porque me lembrou Harry Potter demais, meudeus. Foi tão aconchegante kk
Crazy musical maestro at work. Thank God the work survived for us to be experienced.
1:32
The absolute greatness
From tunisia ,you take me to another place