0:52 A Fairy Tale Come True 2:59 Hail to the Princess Aurora 6:57 Hail to the Princess Aurora 16:14 Aurora's Return 18:33 The Gifts of Beauty and Song 22:56 Battle with the Forces of Evil 23:46 Forbidden Mountain 26:20 Forbidden Mountain 28:11 A Fairy Tale Come True 30:02 A Fairy Tale Come True 34:38 Battle with the Forces of Evil 35:28 Aurora's Return 37:24 Once Upon a Dream 49:04 A Cottage in the Woods 56:33 The Fairies Plan 57:41 The Burning of the Spinning Wheels 58:01 Battle with the Forces of Evil 58:59 A Fairy Tale Come True 1:01:11 A Fairy Tale Come True 1:12:12 A Fairy Tale Come True 1:34:22 Forbidden Mountain 1:36:24 A Fairy Tale Come True 1:39:50 Battle with the Forces of Evil 1:49:08 Magical House Cleaning 1:52:21 Maleficent's Evil Spell 1:54:35 Do You Hear That? 2:19:06 Awakening
To think I never realised that all of this music was used in Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty - my favourite childhood film of all time. Incredible...no wonder the music was so magical and beyond anything in any other Disney movie.
@@canman5060 And the only way Disney can go back to being Disney is to evolve into anime content with the likeness of Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, Attack on Titan, Death Note.
Tchaikovsky was a man who, through his music, was able to open the gates of Heaven, ever so slightly, and let us peek inside. Very few other artists or composers have been able to do this.
0:00 Introduction 2:59 1. Marche 7:40 2. Scène Dansante 11:51 3. Pas de Six 22:34 4. Finale [Act 1] 31:22 5. Scène 36:51 6. Valse 41:28 7. Scène 43:02 8. Pas d’Action 55:52 9. Finale [Act 2] 1:03:16 10. Entracte et Scène 1:05:23 11. Colin-maillard 1:06:30 12. Scène 1:10:21 13. Farandole 1:11:58 14. Scène 1:16:16 15. Pas d'Action 1:24:20 16. Scène 1:24:52 17. Panorama 1:27:42 18. Entracte 1:34:09 19. Entracte Symphonique (le Sommeil) et Scène 1:40:35 20. Finale [Act 3] 1:42:20 21. Marche 1:43:55 22. Polacca 1:46:39 23. Pas de quatre 1:52:19 24. Pas de caractère "Le Chat botté et la Chatte blanche" 1:54:32 25. Pas de quatre 1:59:15 26. Pas de caractère (Chaperon Rouge et le Loup) [red riding hood and the wolf] 2:03:05 27. Pas berrichon (Le Petit Poucet, ses frères et l'Ogre) 2:04:10 Coda 2:04:23 28. Pas de deux (Aurore et Désiré) 2:14:32 29. Sarabande 2:15:55 30. Finale 2:19:05 Apothéose
1:52:21 - my favourite part. When Aurora is walking through the fireplace and up the spiral staircase in the eerie green light. She's in a daze and an almost hypnotic state. So mysterious, so jarring, so gothic and dark...No wonder it is my favourite part.
Chloe Presley that was exactly the part I was looking for. What a fantastic, mysterious, creepy composition. It’s perfect. This is one of the reasons why I can’t stand the movie “Maleficent” with Angelina Jolie...it ruined the simple beauty of the story and didn’t use Tchaikovsky’s score.
@@elfagottist I got to play one of the cats, and I watched the Disney movie afterwards and was so confused. I was like "Hey wait, that's the same music I danced to a few weeks ago... I never realized that when I first watched the movie" I was very confused for a minute.
lmao it depends but whenever I open this to do the homework I somehow get lost to the music and in the end try to wave my hand as if I'm a conductor rather than doing my works.
@Sadie Akin Well I agree with him because the music is very complex. This is a very classic symphonic style. The music flows like a story so it's easy to concentrate whether you're studying or working or cooking or whatever it is that you're doing.
as a child my favorite disney movie was always the sleeping beauty, and I'm quite sure it's because of the beautiful music that accompanies it. tchaikovsky fan for life
being part of a pit orchestra for the entirety of the musical was probably one of the best and most stressful performances I have ever done, much more stressful but fun playing in the pit rather than the stage because you have to sync up with the dancers.
+Jesse King Hey yeah, me too! I always listen to that part over and over again, from 56:33 - 60 something minutes. And this orchestra plays it so well, I couldn't believe it wasn't speeded up! Cus sometimes I speed it up so it fits what I view is the writing on the page. =)
My favorite ballet to dance. The music is fabulous and very beautiful. The sleeping Beauty has been a theme in my life since I was 10 years old. 💖 It is the very best most exhilarating music! Everyone enjoy and relax! Have a goodnight! ❤❤🧡🧡💛
1:27:46 Entr'acte . One of the most beautiful violin pieces written by Tchaikovsky. 2:14:30 Sarabande has the neoclassical elegance. 1:24:52 Panorama is a journey to heaven.
Thanks for this recording, which has always been a collector's favourite. Stravinsky, who never gave out compliments, especially to other composers, said that " The Sleeping Beauty " was Tchaikovsky's greatest achievement.
This ballet is the best music ever written by a human being. Has been in my heart since I was a little girl and no other composition I heard in my life has taken its place 💔
Tchaikovsky is underrated as an innovator in harmony. His textbook is very radical and is based on stuff he wrote like this. Not Swan Lake and the famous Violin Concerto.
What a treasure Tchaikovsky left the musical world. It always pains me as to what we have missed if he had only lived longer. His output during his last years are all of his best work.
@@WITHSANDMAN wow, now after 6 years it seems to me impossible to name only 5 haha.. but my favourites sure are all of the Tchaikovsky ballets, Coppelia (Delibes), Romeo & Juliet, Cinderella (Prokofiev), Gayaneh (Khachaturian) and the Stravinsky triad. How about you?
Listening to this music and trying to match it with what scene from the Disney film it goes to is almost like watching a Christopher Nolan film. Backwards and forwards for over 2 hours, but totally worth it because it makes it all the more interesting and fun.
Basta chiudere gli occhi... Si può vedere quanti sentimenti sono nascosti dietro delle bellissime note... Per non parlare poi dei ricordi che riaffiorano con le scene della Disney.... Un connubio perfetto ❤️ grazie Tchaikovsky e grazie Disney
57:41 "But King Stefan, still fearful of his daughter's life, did then and there decree that every spinning wheel in the kingdom should on that very day be burned. And so twas done."
This music is doing the same thing to me that the Nutcracker Suite does, i start getting highly emotional. This happens every time i hear it. When i watch a live performance, i always have to bring along a box of tissues and a large bag to throw them away in. And all the other people are enjoying the show dry-eyed.
Thanks so much for posting--T at his very greatest. My favorite part from about 1:39:05 to 1:42. Unbelievably powerful. That's what the prospect of happiness is all about. Thanks again.
Il commento in ITALIANO che cercavi: 0:52 Una favola che diventa realtà 2:59 Alla bellissima Aurora 6:57 Alla bellissima Aurora 16:14 Il ritorno di Aurora 18:33 I doni della bellezza e del canto 22:56 Battaglia con le forze del male 23:46 Montagna proibita 26:20 Montagna proibita 28:11 Una favola che diventa realtà 30:02 Una favola che diventa realtà 34:38 Battaglia con le forze del male 35:28 Il ritorno di Aurora 37:24 C'era una volta un sogno 49:04 Un cottage nel bosco 56:33 Il piano delle fate 57:41 L'incendio delle ruote che girano 58:01 Battaglia con le forze del male 58:59 Una favola che diventa realtà 1:01:11 Una favola che si avvera 1:12:12 Una favola che diventa realtà 1:34:22 Montagna proibita 1:36:24 Una favola che si avvera 1:39:50 Battaglia con le forze del male 1:49:08 Pulizia magica della casa 1:52:21 L'incantesimo malvagio di Malefica 1:54:35 Lo senti? 2:19:06 Risveglio
I remember seeing the disney movie saying: this is a remarkable soundtrack! I have to know who wrote this. than finding out everything was stolen from the ballet... It's an amazing musical piece.
~Introduction 00:00 Op. 66 (No. 0) Intro ~Prologue "The Christening" 02:59 Op. 66 No.1 March de salon - Entrance of King and Court 07:40 Op. 66 No.2 Scene Dansante - Entrance of the Fairies 11:51 Op. 66 No.3a Pas de six - Intro 12:28 Op. 66 No.3b Pas de six - Grand adage 16:14 Op. 66 No.3c Pas de six - Variation I "Candide, The Fairy of Tenderness" 17:00 Op. 66 No.3d Pas de six - Variation II "Coulante, The Fairy of Generosity" 17:32 Op.66 No.3e Pas de six - Variation III "Breadcrumb, The Fairy of Serenity" XX:XX Op.66 No.3f Pas de six - Variation IV "Canary, The Fairy of Playfulness" XX:XX Op.66 No.3g Pas de six - Variation V "Violante, The Fairy of Courage" XX:XX Op.66 No.3h Pas de six - Variation VI "Lilac, The Fairy of Wisdom" XX:XX Op.66 No.3i Pas de six - Coda XX:XX Op.66 No.4 Finale ~Act I "The Spell" XX:XX Op.66 No.5 Scene Allegro Vivo XX:XX Op.66 No.6 Scene Waltz XX:XX Op.66 No.7 Scene Adante XX:XX Op.66 No.8a Pas d'action
Aunque toda la obra es hermosa, el pas de deux realmente hace llorar. Mezcla ese toque fortísimo que Tchaikovsky suele aplicar también en el Lago de los Cisnes, es decir esa manifestación potente del amor entre dos personajes y lo grácil de su melodía. El resultado de esa dupla algo realmente maestoso...
Is this recording commercially available? I don’t know how true this is, or where. I read it, but the story goes that this concert -- offering Tchaikovsky’s complete score in one evening -- because the bass trombone player, so essential to the ferocious opening of the Prologue, was stuck in traffic. When he finally took his place, Rozhdestvensky was incensed -- and his downbeat was a swordsman’s lunge; and the opening bit was taken somewhat faster than planned.......the result: Magic! This is the most gorgeous realization of this wonderful score I have ever heard.
Rozhdestvensky gets some superb playing out of the BBC Orchestra on this recording. Was kinda shocked. Surprised that he took some cuts with the score, but a great recording anyway. My favorite recording of Sleeping Beauty is the Royal Concertgebouw, with Dorati--incredible recording.
Excellent, wonderful, brilliant. One of the three famous ballets by th thirds greatest composer in history ( after BEETHOVEN and MOZART) ... TCHAOCOVSKY.
1:52:21 This is the theme dedicated to "Puss in Boots & The White Cat" (near the end of the final act, several fairy tale characters appear in the scene, including Cinderella). Curious how this moment was used for the most intense part, in the Disney film, with Aurora falling into the eternal sleep.. but one can certainly hear why disney chose this theme! :D
Haha glad I’m not the only one who spotted this. Was wondering about this. Have you found a theme of the 4th movement of the 5th symphony as well? It’s funny because I think he wrote Sleeping Beauty and the 5th at roughly the same period in his life. So can’t be coincidence at all. He must have intended this, which makes me wonder about the reasons.
Fantásticos conciertos, el domingo es el único día que tengo ocasión de escucharlos acompañando algún arreglo casero o una buena lectura. Gracias a quienes lo publican desinteresadamente.
Now I can hear the entire score (in concert performance)without the fear of some asshole choreographer and conductor cutting big chunks of Tchaikovsky's incredible music out during a performance of the ballet. Thank you.
10:08 Unpopular opinion: I like this waltz better than the more famous Sleeping Beauty waltz.
I like too
0:52 A Fairy Tale Come True
2:59 Hail to the Princess Aurora
6:57 Hail to the Princess Aurora
16:14 Aurora's Return
18:33 The Gifts of Beauty and Song
22:56 Battle with the Forces of Evil
23:46 Forbidden Mountain
26:20 Forbidden Mountain
28:11 A Fairy Tale Come True
30:02 A Fairy Tale Come True
34:38 Battle with the Forces of Evil
35:28 Aurora's Return
37:24 Once Upon a Dream
49:04 A Cottage in the Woods
56:33 The Fairies Plan
57:41 The Burning of the Spinning Wheels
58:01 Battle with the Forces of Evil
58:59 A Fairy Tale Come True
1:01:11 A Fairy Tale Come True
1:12:12 A Fairy Tale Come True
1:34:22 Forbidden Mountain
1:36:24 A Fairy Tale Come True
1:39:50 Battle with the Forces of Evil
1:49:08 Magical House Cleaning
1:52:21 Maleficent's Evil Spell
1:54:35 Do You Hear That?
2:19:06 Awakening
Paul Riet thank you so much!!
bless you
I love that you were able to match the Tchaikovsky quotations with where they occur in the Disney adaptation! Super helpful!
THANK YOU ♥
you're an angel! Thank you!
Happy Birthday, Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky. 179 years later, you are still loved!
Truly a Giant....who still inflames our Passion generations later....BRAVO from San Agustinillo!
To think I never realised that all of this music was used in Walt Disney's Sleeping Beauty - my favourite childhood film of all time. Incredible...no wonder the music was so magical and beyond anything in any other Disney movie.
Disney is no longer the Disney they used to be.
@@canman5060 And the only way Disney can go back to being Disney is to evolve into anime content with the likeness of Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood, Attack on Titan, Death Note.
Yes, isn't it beautiful. My favorite Disney film too.
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The Disney Animated feature was based on tchaikovsky's sleeping beauty
For me, Tchaikovsky has the better music of all classical music composers/writers. For me.
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He is God
Brahms
Not true...
Every composer is great, but Tchaikovsky is by far my favorite
Tchaikovsky was a man who, through his music, was able to open the gates of Heaven, ever so slightly, and let us peek inside. Very few other artists or composers have been able to do this.
Add Rachmaninoff piano concerto #2 to d list. 👌
@@jarthurpaxton9223 Add Brahms Fourth Symphony to that list! :)
@@alexisalvarez684 bruckner's 4th :)
Debussy's Suite bergamesque, L. 75
0:00 Introduction
2:59 1. Marche
7:40 2. Scène Dansante
11:51 3. Pas de Six
22:34 4. Finale
[Act 1] 31:22 5. Scène
36:51 6. Valse
41:28 7. Scène
43:02 8. Pas d’Action
55:52 9. Finale
[Act 2] 1:03:16 10. Entracte et Scène
1:05:23 11. Colin-maillard
1:06:30 12. Scène
1:10:21 13. Farandole
1:11:58 14. Scène
1:16:16 15. Pas d'Action
1:24:20 16. Scène
1:24:52 17. Panorama
1:27:42 18. Entracte
1:34:09 19. Entracte Symphonique (le Sommeil) et Scène
1:40:35 20. Finale
[Act 3] 1:42:20 21. Marche
1:43:55 22. Polacca
1:46:39 23. Pas de quatre
1:52:19 24. Pas de caractère "Le Chat botté et la Chatte blanche"
1:54:32 25. Pas de quatre
1:59:15 26. Pas de caractère (Chaperon Rouge et le Loup) [red riding hood and the wolf]
2:03:05 27. Pas berrichon (Le Petit Poucet, ses frères et l'Ogre)
2:04:10 Coda
2:04:23 28. Pas de deux (Aurore et Désiré)
2:14:32 29. Sarabande
2:15:55 30. Finale
2:19:05 Apothéose
Thank you so much🙏
Thank you , this is what i was looking for everywhere 😁
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1:52:21 - my favourite part. When Aurora is walking through the fireplace and up the spiral staircase in the eerie green light. She's in a daze and an almost hypnotic state. So mysterious, so jarring, so gothic and dark...No wonder it is my favourite part.
Chloe Presley that was exactly the part I was looking for. What a fantastic, mysterious, creepy composition. It’s perfect. This is one of the reasons why I can’t stand the movie “Maleficent” with Angelina Jolie...it ruined the simple beauty of the story and didn’t use Tchaikovsky’s score.
Ominous. A malicious intent trying to direct her path.
And something the live action Maleficent movie didn't have, if I recall
In the actual ballet that's just two cats putting on a show for Aurora's wedding.
@@elfagottist I got to play one of the cats, and I watched the Disney movie afterwards and was so confused. I was like "Hey wait, that's the same music I danced to a few weeks ago... I never realized that when I first watched the movie" I was very confused for a minute.
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I always listen to this when I'm doing homework. It's so beautiful and it helps me concentrate a lot.
Same here. :-)
lol literally doing that rn
XD - two years in the future
lmao it depends but whenever I open this to do the homework I somehow get lost to the music and in the end try to wave my hand as if I'm a conductor rather than doing my works.
Emi, how the heck this extremely intense music can help to concentrate?!
@Sadie Akin
Well I agree with him because the music is very complex. This is a very classic symphonic style. The music flows like a story so it's easy to concentrate whether you're studying or working or cooking or whatever it is that you're doing.
as a child my favorite disney movie was always the sleeping beauty, and I'm quite sure it's because of the beautiful music that accompanies it. tchaikovsky fan for life
The music, and Aurora's beautiful dress.
@@missagente8100 The music, and the magic, of which the music is the most essential part.
Tchaikovsky was a brilliant painter of an orchestra,(orchestrator) and had a wonderful gift of writing the most beautiful melodies you can hum to.
being part of a pit orchestra for the entirety of the musical was probably one of the best and most stressful performances I have ever done, much more stressful but fun playing in the pit rather than the stage because you have to sync up with the dancers.
23 minutes is where its at.
Tchaokovsky is probaly the only composer that leaves me eyes misty.
You can add James Horner, Craig Armstronf and John Williams too.
The Greatest Ballet by the Greatest Composer in the history of mankind!
I like this piece too, but your statement is hyperbolic. Hoomeyow!!
Or very nearly, Abe
56:33 is my favorite part of the entire piece
+Jesse King Hey yeah, me too! I always listen to that part over and over again, from 56:33 - 60 something minutes. And this orchestra plays it so well, I couldn't believe it wasn't speeded up! Cus sometimes I speed it up so it fits what I view is the writing on the page. =)
OMG yes! I play the movie through this song in my head! like when they're trying to prevent Rose from touching the spindle
Karl Saleh Yes, same here!
@@brianekay4149 Maleficent
this music surely proves that there is magic in the world x
brava
There is a Creator
Prologue
Introduction: 0:00
The Invitation: 2:59
Entrance of the Fairies: 7:41
Adagio: 11:52
Variation I: 17:03
Variation II: 17:37
Variation III: 18:33
Variation IV: 19:05
Variation V: 20:09
Coda: 21:07
Carabosse: 22:34
Lilac Fairy: 28:11
Act I: 31:23
Garland Waltz: 36:53
Aurora’s Entrance: 42:18
Rose Adagio: 43:03
Aurora’s Friends: 49:04
Aurora’s Variation: 51:20
Aurora’s Friends: 53:54
My favorite ballet to dance. The music is fabulous and very beautiful. The sleeping Beauty has been a theme in my life since I was 10 years old. 💖 It is the very best most exhilarating music! Everyone enjoy and relax! Have a goodnight! ❤❤🧡🧡💛
44:00 -- OMyGod! How many ways to develop and twist that central melody.....Tschaikowsky = GIANT !
That was magical and eternal.Before I go to sleep I listen to it and
All my problems find a solution.Meditation on classical music is the best.
1:27:46 Entr'acte . One of the most beautiful violin pieces written by Tchaikovsky.
2:14:30 Sarabande has the neoclassical elegance. 1:24:52 Panorama is a journey to heaven.
Thanks for this recording, which has always been a collector's favourite. Stravinsky, who never gave out compliments, especially to other composers, said that " The Sleeping Beauty " was Tchaikovsky's greatest achievement.
This ballet is the best music ever written by a human being. Has been in my heart since I was a little girl and no other composition I heard in my life has taken its place 💔
As a little girl growing up, I always thought of Tchaikovsky as "Princess Music".
Tchaikovsky is underrated as an innovator in harmony. His textbook is very radical and is based on stuff he wrote like this. Not Swan Lake and the famous Violin Concerto.
It simply never gets old.
One of the greatest pieces of music Tchaïkovski ever composed.
Tchaikovsky Is my fav! 😍
Beautiful music, beautiful landscape baccground: St. John the Baptist church, Bohinj, Slovenia
Absolutely beautiful. Also, no commercials in the middle. Thanks Cantus 5.
PSA: Skip to the end of the video and hit replay for no ads
Tchaikovsky is my study buddy!!
Eddie, how the heck this extremely intense music can help to concentrate?!
Disney Sleeping Beauty OST : 34:38
22:56 - 23:45
23:46 - 24:43
24:42 - 25:11
26:16 (26:20)
49:03
56:32
ESPECIALLY 58:01
1:00:47 - 1:01:11
1:35:30 -1:36:08
1:38:27 - 1:38:46
1:39:46 - 1:40:31
1:49:09 - 1:50:00
1:52:22 - 1:54:23
Almost everything in fact...
Frédérique Robert Well, not exactly. I've just highlighted the excerpts used in the 1959 film :)
Mischievous Yroo You sir, just got yourself another like for this comment because you are a genius. :)
16:25 too
And 18:25
One of my favorite parts: 1:12:05 so ethereal
tchaikovsky was a true genius.
What a treasure Tchaikovsky left the musical world. It always pains me as to what we have missed if he had only lived longer. His output during his last years are all of his best work.
possibly one of 5 greatest ballets ever, a true masterpiece. and the performance can't get any better:D
Curious to know what your 5 are?
@@WITHSANDMAN wow, now after 6 years it seems to me impossible to name only 5 haha.. but my favourites sure are all of the Tchaikovsky ballets, Coppelia (Delibes), Romeo & Juliet, Cinderella (Prokofiev), Gayaneh (Khachaturian) and the Stravinsky triad. How about you?
Listening to this music and trying to match it with what scene from the Disney film it goes to is almost like watching a Christopher Nolan film. Backwards and forwards for over 2 hours, but totally worth it because it makes it all the more interesting and fun.
The rose adagio is like my favorite thing in the world
What is your favorite thing in the world that this is like?
00:00:00 1. Nyitány. A Gonosz tündér dühös átka. Az Orgonatündér enyhíti az átkot (03'00")
00:03:00 2. Előjáték, HAJNALKA KIRÁLYLÁNY KERESZTELŐJE 1. A tündérek bevonulása (Induló) (04'40")
00:07:40 3. Előjáték 2. Össztánc. A tündérek belépője (04'11")
00:11:51 4. Előjáték 3. Hatostánc 1. Bevezetés (Nagy lassú. Kis gyors) (04'24")
00:16:15 5. Előjáték 3. Hatostánc 2. Az Őszinteség tündére (00'47")
00:17:02 6. Előjáték 3. Hatostánc 3. A Gyöngyvirágtündér (00'34")
00:17:36 7. Előjáték 3. Hatostánc 4. A Búzavirágtündér (00'58")
00:18:34 8. Előjáték 3. Hatostánc 5. A Csicsergő tündér (00'31")
00:19:05 9. Előjáték 3. Hatostánc 6. A Szenvedélyek tündére (01'04")
00:20:09 10. Előjáték 3. Hatostánc 7. Az Orgonatündér (00'58")
00:21:07 11. Előjáték 3. Hatostánc 8. Záró (01'27")
00:22:34 12. Előjáték 4. Záró 1. A Gonosz tündér belépője (04'33")
00:27:07 13. Előjáték 4. Záró 2. A Gonosz tündér átka (00'58")
00:28:05 14. Előjáték 4. Záró 3. Az Orgonatündér enyhíti az átkot. Boldogabb zárás (03'19")
00:31:24 15. 1. fv. HAJNALKA KIRÁLYLÁNY 4 KÉRŐJE 5. 1. Zajlik Hajnalka 16. születésnapi ünnepsége, ám a király nyugtalan az átok miatt (02'57")
00:34:21 16. 1. fv. 5. 2. Kötőtűs parasztasszonyokat fedez fel a szertartásmester. A király haragos (02'31")
00:36:52 17. 1. fv. 6. A királyné kérésére a király megbocsát nekik. Össznépi keringő (04'38")
00:41:30 18. 1. fv. 7. Hajnalka belépője (01'34")
00:43:04 19. 1. fv. 8. Mozgalmas tánc 1. Hajnalka tánca a kérőkkel, egy-egy rózsát kap (Lassú rózsatánc) (06'02")
00:49:06 20. 1. fv. 8. Mozgalmas tánc 2. A koszorúslányok és a kérők tánca (01'46")
00:50:52 21. 1. fv. 8. Mozgalmas tánc 3. Hajnalka tánca (03'02")
00:53:54 22. 1. fv. 8. Mozgalmas tánc 4. Záró (01'59")
00:55:53 23. 1. fv. 9. Záró 1. Hajnalka tánca az orsóval (02'10")
00:58:03 24. 1. fv. 9. Záró 2. A Gonosz tündér varázslata (00'47")
00:58:50 25. 1. fv. 9. Záró 3. Az Orgonatündér érkezése (04'28")
01:03:18 26. 2. fv. DÉSIRÉ KIRÁLYFI VADÁSZATA 10. Közjáték. Vadászjelenet (02'07")
01:05:25 27. 2. fv. 11. Szembekötősdi (01'07")
01:06:32 28. 2. fv. 12. Nemes hölgyek tánca 1. Bevezető (00'45")
01:07:17 29. 2. fv. 12. Nemes hölgyek tánca 2. A királylányok tánca (00'56")
01:08:13 30. 2. fv. 12. Nemes hölgyek tánca 3. Az úrinők tánca (00'45")
01:08:58 31. 2. fv. 12. Nemes hölgyek tánca 4. Az úrinők tánca (00'37")
01:09:35 32. 2. fv. 12. Nemes hölgyek tánca 5. Az úrinők tánca (00'47")
01:10:22 33. 2. fv. 13. Kartánc 1. Bevezető (00'18")
01:10:40 34. 2. fv. 13. Kartánc 2. Tánc (01'23")
01:12:03 35. 2. fv. 14. A vadászok távozása. Az Orgonatündér érkezése, álomban felidézi Hajnalkát (04'12")
01:16:15 36. 2. fv. 15. Mozgalmas tánc 1. Hajnalka belépője. Tánca Désiré királyfival. Nagy lassú. A nimfák keringője, kicsi kacér gyors (05'07")
01:21:22 37. 2. fv. 15. Mozgalmas tánc 2. Hajnalka tánca (01'30")
01:22:52 38. 2. fv. 15. Mozgalmas tánc 3. Kis záró (01'29")
01:24:21 39. 2. fv. 16. Néreiszek, vagyis tengeri nimfák mutatják az utat a kastélyhoz (00'31")
01:24:52 40. 2. fv. 17. A táj szépsége (Kilátás) (02'54")
01:27:46 41. 2. fv. 18. A királyfi álma (Összhangzatos közjáték) (06'29")
01:34:15 42. 2. fv. AZ ALVÓ SZÉPSÉG KASTÉLYA 19. Jelenet az alvó kastélyból (06'19")
01:40:34 43. 2. fv. 20. Hajnalka csókkal ébresztése (Záró) (01'45")
01:42:19 44. 3. fv. DÉSIRÉ ÉS HAJNALKA ESKÜVŐJE 21. Induló (01'39")
01:43:58 45. 3. fv. 22. A meseszereplők bevonulása (Nagy lengyel tánc) (02'45")
01:46:43 46. 3. fv. 23. Nagy mulatság (Négyestánc) 1. Bevezető (01'36")
01:48:19 47. 3. fv. 23. Nagy mulatság (Négyestánc) 2. Az Aranytündér (00'49")
01:49:08 48. 3. fv. 23. Nagy mulatság (Négyestánc) 3. Az Ezüsttündér (00'54")
01:50:02 49. 3. fv. 23. Nagy mulatság (Négyestánc) 4. A Zafírtündér (00'46")
01:50:48 50. 3. fv. 23. Nagy mulatság (Négyestánc) 5. A Gyémánttündér (00'46")
01:51:34 51. 3. fv. 23. Nagy mulatság (Négyestánc) 6. Záró (00'46")
01:52:20 52. 3. fv. 24. Csizmás Kandúr és Fehér Cica (Jellemtánc) (02'11")
01:54:31 53. 3. fv. 25. Négyestánc 1. Bevezető (02'07")
01:56:38 54. 3. fv. 25. Négyestánc 2. Hamupipőke és Szerencse királyfi (00'44")
01:57:22 55. 3. fv. 25. Négyestánc 3. A Boldogság Kékmadara és Virág királylány (00'53")
01:58:15 56. 3. fv. 25. Négyestánc 4. Záró (00'59")
01:59:14 57. 3. fv. 26. Jellemtánc 1. Piroska és a farkas (01'16")
02:00:30 58. 3. fv. 26. Jellemtánc 2. Hamupipőke és Szerencse királyfi (02'36")
02:03:06 59. 3. fv. 27. Pindurtánc: Hüvelyk Matyi, testvérei és az emberevő óriás (01'18")
02:04:24 60. 3. fv. 28. Kettőstánc 1. Hajnalka és Désiré királyfi (00'09")
02:04:33 61. 3. fv. 28. Kettőstánc 2. Bevezető (01'21")
02:05:54 62. 3. fv. 28. Kettőstánc 3. Igen lassan (04'42")
02:10:36 63. 3. fv. 28. Kettőstánc 4. Désiré királyfi (00'54")
02:11:30 64. 3. fv. 28. Kettőstánc 5. Hajnalka (01'41")
02:13:11 65. 3. fv. 28. Kettőstánc 6. Záró (01'19")
02:14:30 66. 3. fv. 29. Zajos: törökök, etiópok, afrikaiak és amerikaiak négyestánca (01'26")
02:15:56 67. 3. fv. 30. Záró 1. Bevezető (03'07")
02:19:03 68. 3. fv. 30. Záró 2. A 14. Lajos öltözékében pompázó Napot körültáncolják a tündérek (Megdicsőülés) (02'08")
Teljes hossz: 02:21:11
Sorry I don't speak turkish march
@@MariaJArce-bl3jm This is hungarian.
Sorry I don't speak hungarian rhapsody no. 2
This was my first ballet and listening to it completely again maybe 12 years later is a breath of joy and emotion..
Heaven
This is my favourite ballet of Tchaikovsky because the music is absolutely exquisite and brings back so many memories of the Disney movie!!
Yep. Movie is alright, but music on a whole another level. A great omen at the time in 1957, when Russia was still Communist.
58:23 The absolute best part of the entire piece
Basta chiudere gli occhi... Si può vedere quanti sentimenti sono nascosti dietro delle bellissime note... Per non parlare poi dei ricordi che riaffiorano con le scene della Disney.... Un connubio perfetto ❤️ grazie Tchaikovsky e grazie Disney
Concordo pienamente!
C'era un motivo se la colonna sonora del cartone era cosí magica ed eterea. 😉
57:41 "But King Stefan, still fearful of his daughter's life, did then and there decree that every spinning wheel in the kingdom should on that very day be burned. And so twas done."
This music is doing the same thing to me that the Nutcracker Suite does, i start getting highly emotional. This happens every time i hear it. When i watch a live performance, i always have to bring along a box of tissues and a large bag to throw them away in. And all the other people are enjoying the show dry-eyed.
You're not the only one. I am the same way!
one of my favorite classical pieces.
I love this whole thing but the section starting at 2:06:00 always brings a tear to my... Especially at 2:09:21
absolutely
Don’t you just wish that these people were still alive and could continue to make more music for us to enjoy.
My favorite Tchaikovsky ballet score!! Awesome! Thank you.
this is Heaven.
I appreciated Tchiacovsky’s musical scores for this Disney classic “The Sleeping Beauty” more than the actual film itself 😂😁🥰
I went and saw the Australian ballet company perform this tonight. It was incredible
Thanks so much for posting--T at his very greatest. My favorite part from about 1:39:05 to 1:42. Unbelievably powerful. That's what the prospect of happiness is all about. Thanks again.
Il commento in ITALIANO che cercavi:
0:52 Una favola che diventa realtà
2:59 Alla bellissima Aurora
6:57 Alla bellissima Aurora
16:14 Il ritorno di Aurora
18:33 I doni della bellezza e del canto
22:56 Battaglia con le forze del male
23:46 Montagna proibita
26:20 Montagna proibita
28:11 Una favola che diventa realtà
30:02 Una favola che diventa realtà
34:38 Battaglia con le forze del male
35:28 Il ritorno di Aurora
37:24 C'era una volta un sogno
49:04 Un cottage nel bosco
56:33 Il piano delle fate
57:41 L'incendio delle ruote che girano
58:01 Battaglia con le forze del male
58:59 Una favola che diventa realtà
1:01:11 Una favola che si avvera
1:12:12 Una favola che diventa realtà
1:34:22 Montagna proibita
1:36:24 Una favola che si avvera
1:39:50 Battaglia con le forze del male
1:49:08 Pulizia magica della casa
1:52:21 L'incantesimo malvagio di Malefica
1:54:35 Lo senti?
2:19:06 Risveglio
I always loved the sleeping beauty waltz scene, and when i discovered about Tchaikovsky, i discovered this gem as well.
I remember seeing the disney movie saying: this is a remarkable soundtrack! I have to know who wrote this. than finding out everything was stolen from the ballet... It's an amazing musical piece.
your picture! The Neverhood! awesome!!!!
Shachar Har-Shuv Nothing was stolen, you goof! Disney highly admired Tchaikovsky's work and wanted to include his magnificent music. That's all!
why does everyone becomes so offensive when I say the word "steal"? It's actually a very common thing in the arts.
Shachar Har-Shuv Maybe use a different word. Just so you know, I am politically incorrect.
The movie states that the soundtrack is based off of his work.
Awe inspiring, the talent of Tchaikovsky, creative genius at its best. Magnificent performance
~Introduction
00:00 Op. 66 (No. 0) Intro
~Prologue "The Christening"
02:59 Op. 66 No.1 March de salon - Entrance of King and Court
07:40 Op. 66 No.2 Scene Dansante - Entrance of the Fairies
11:51 Op. 66 No.3a Pas de six - Intro
12:28 Op. 66 No.3b Pas de six - Grand adage
16:14 Op. 66 No.3c Pas de six - Variation I "Candide, The Fairy of Tenderness"
17:00 Op. 66 No.3d Pas de six - Variation II "Coulante, The Fairy of Generosity"
17:32 Op.66 No.3e Pas de six - Variation III "Breadcrumb, The Fairy of Serenity"
XX:XX Op.66 No.3f Pas de six - Variation IV "Canary, The Fairy of Playfulness"
XX:XX Op.66 No.3g Pas de six - Variation V "Violante, The Fairy of Courage"
XX:XX Op.66 No.3h Pas de six - Variation VI "Lilac, The Fairy of Wisdom"
XX:XX Op.66 No.3i Pas de six - Coda
XX:XX Op.66 No.4 Finale
~Act I "The Spell"
XX:XX Op.66 No.5 Scene Allegro Vivo
XX:XX Op.66 No.6 Scene Waltz
XX:XX Op.66 No.7 Scene Adante
XX:XX Op.66 No.8a Pas d'action
❤️
This is the music of my childhood... (still love it even though being in my twenties)
Picture is Bohinska Bistrica, Julian Alps, Slovenia
Fantastic music. A sure reason, with the visual artistry, why the Disney cartoon is so good, and one of my favorites...
Se o paraíso existe... tem exatamente esse som ❤
43:00-48:57 is always a masterpiece!
ROZHDESTVENSKY is a great Tchaikovskian. Check out his Swan Lake and his Manfred Symphony (this one with CHICAGO SYMPHONY ORCH).
the rose adagio at around 44 minutes is so beautiful
Aunque toda la obra es hermosa, el pas de deux realmente hace llorar. Mezcla ese toque fortísimo que Tchaikovsky suele aplicar también en el Lago de los Cisnes, es decir esa manifestación potente del amor entre dos personajes y lo grácil de su melodía. El resultado de esa dupla algo realmente maestoso...
The beautiful lake Bohinj in the picture!
I widdewy love this
Is this recording commercially available? I don’t know how true this is, or where. I read it, but the story goes that this concert -- offering Tchaikovsky’s complete score in one evening -- because the bass trombone player, so essential to the ferocious opening of the Prologue, was stuck in traffic. When he finally took his place, Rozhdestvensky was incensed -- and his downbeat was a swordsman’s lunge; and the opening bit was taken somewhat faster than planned.......the result: Magic! This is the most gorgeous realization of this wonderful score I have ever heard.
pov: you’re scrolling through to find good timestamps
Yeeees😍😍😍
Rozhdestvensky gets some superb playing out of the BBC Orchestra on this recording. Was kinda shocked. Surprised that he took some cuts with the score, but a great recording anyway. My favorite recording of Sleeping Beauty is the Royal Concertgebouw, with Dorati--incredible recording.
The beautiful Rose Adagio. My favorite. I always cry.
Very very beautiful. Thank you very much for this sharing.
Excellent, wonderful, brilliant. One of the three famous ballets by th thirds greatest composer in history ( after BEETHOVEN and MOZART) ... TCHAOCOVSKY.
Lovely sweet melodies from Chaikovsky the Great
1:52:21 This is the theme dedicated to "Puss in Boots & The White Cat" (near the end of the final act, several fairy tale characters appear in the scene, including Cinderella).
Curious how this moment was used for the most intense part, in the Disney film, with Aurora falling into the eternal sleep.. but one can certainly hear why disney chose this theme! :D
omg. i hv been wondering for so long about the piece that is being used as the grand prix ballet theme song. thank you!!!
Wonderful, thanks to post it to us.
THANK-YOU this music saved my life 💖❤💖❤
10:40 5th symphony 1 mvt!
1:16:20 2 mvt
26:48 5th symphony 3 mvt
Haha glad I’m not the only one who spotted this. Was wondering about this. Have you found a theme of the 4th movement of the 5th symphony as well? It’s funny because I think he wrote Sleeping Beauty and the 5th at roughly the same period in his life. So can’t be coincidence at all. He must have intended this, which makes me wonder about the reasons.
It's so pleasant !
Un dels millors Ballets classics. Des de que era xiquet que m,encantaba aquesta musica. Sempre la duré al cor.
Fantásticos conciertos, el domingo es el único día que tengo ocasión de escucharlos acompañando algún arreglo casero o una buena lectura. Gracias a quienes lo publican desinteresadamente.
50:26 "It's pink" Flora: "Oh lovely shade, isn't it" Merryweather:"But I wanted it blue" Flora: "Now dear, we decided pink was the color" Merryweather: "YOU decided"
In the recording of the Royal Concertgebouw, Theo Olof was the violinist, Jean De Croos Cello
Magical..........🎉
so wonderful
Very exciting, thank you.
2:10:00 - 2:10:36 is just so pretty, I cry T_T
Fairies prologue, Violente's music
I know you, I walked with you once upon a dream...
Its really a nice piece !
Now I can hear the entire score (in concert performance)without the fear of some asshole choreographer and conductor cutting big chunks of Tchaikovsky's incredible music out during a performance of the ballet. Thank you.
2:11:31 aurora variation (act3)
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20:07
21:06
37:24
56:30
1:12:03
1:16:15
1:46:42
1:49:08
2:19:05
Outstanding
The last piece is actually a French royal anthem
Fabulous 👏
1:00:40 the epicness...
Yes indeed
Bravo super music grandiose