I finally found the time to listen to Tchaikovsky’s 6th Symphony which imo is truly a masterpiece! I first downloaded the pdf to get the information for the instruments and movements and then clicked the link to the live performance and it was so beautiful that I had to to listen to the whole piece to the end because of how intense and emotional it sounded to me. Thank you so much for this, it was very powerful and beautiful! ☮️🙏🌎🎵
The "Horn" that is played now days is an iteration of the German styles and French. Technically they are more German horns due to Bb side rather then the natural horn where the F crook was most commonly used, and for Vienna Horns; they are used to mimic Natural horns and a rarely used due to the limitation of crooks.
In the woodwinds picture, it says bass oboe but that is actually an English horn. They are both close relatives of the oboe but not to be confused. A bass oboe has a bocal that is longer but it looks more like a mini bassoon bocal and the instrument itself is much longer.
Also, you could do physics of music videos if you wanted. Start with the Doppler effect, oVer tones, equal temperament, helmholtz resonance, etc. science.
I enjoyed this video very much. very informative. thank you. how's the tuning of every instrument? oh... and your look and makeup is very well orchestrated and perfectly tuned.
Great video! Interesting and entertaining. I always learn many new things from these videos. But…That stock picture of mallet family was sad. Those aren’t xylophones. The glockenspiell or bells along with xylophone, marimba, and chimes look like the vibraphone on the right; like a piano keyboard. And does that say vibraphone or uibraphone? ubraphone? Sorry, i so harsh.
Fantastic video. 6:46 “lowest brass instruments” should’ve been lowest “woodwind” instruments. No biggie. This is a great introduction to beginning to moderate players for understanding classical orchestra. I’m a jazz musician currently enthralled with opera and baroque music. Bye! Oh wait, do a music history video about baroque, Fauré, Rachmaninov, and yourself.
i´m so happy that you added flea playing the trumpet.
My favorite instruments
1: Clarinet
2: Flute/Bassoon
3: Oboe
4: French Horn/English Horn
5: Bass Clarinet/Trumpet
6: Violin/Cello
7: Trombone/Tuba
I finally found the time to listen to Tchaikovsky’s 6th Symphony which imo is truly a masterpiece! I first downloaded the pdf to get the information for the instruments and movements and then clicked the link to the live performance and it was so beautiful that I had to to listen to the whole piece to the end because of how intense and emotional it sounded to me. Thank you so much for this, it was very powerful and beautiful! ☮️🙏🌎🎵
This was AMAZING! I am an early educator and I wanted to do a unit on orchestras, so this was so helpful for curriculum prep. Thank you!
The "Horn" that is played now days is an iteration of the German styles and French. Technically they are more German horns due to Bb side rather then the natural horn where the F crook was most commonly used, and for Vienna Horns; they are used to mimic Natural horns and a rarely used due to the limitation of crooks.
the 6th symphony is awesome! I assume you are taking fantastique! we played this at Interlochen and it was beautiful!
thx for the pdf link to the tchaikosvky symphony cheat sheet, very cool to follow!
In the woodwinds picture, it says bass oboe but that is actually an English horn. They are both close relatives of the oboe but not to be confused. A bass oboe has a bocal that is longer but it looks more like a mini bassoon bocal and the instrument itself is much longer.
Also the contrabassoon is labeled a contra clarinet
Great video, thank you
thank you for this video!! Helping me a lot!!
very nice! :) just like all the orchestras I played in! it was fun!
the orchestra is not a childs playground, its a battle field
Also, you could do physics of music videos if you wanted. Start with the Doppler effect, oVer tones, equal temperament, helmholtz resonance, etc. science.
As a trumpet player, you're welcome.
What was with the random pic of the foot playing the french horn for 1 second
I enjoyed this video very much. very informative. thank you.
how's the tuning of every instrument?
oh... and your look and makeup is very well orchestrated and perfectly tuned.
Adam Momo 👍👍👍
Hey, Allysia! What do you think about doing some compositions classes?
We've thrown the idea around the idea of doing stream classes a few times. Maybe if there's enough interest?
Yes, what +Septobus said. It's something I would definitely consider doing for the future.
Great video! Interesting and entertaining. I always learn many new things from these videos.
But…That stock picture of mallet family was sad. Those aren’t xylophones. The glockenspiell or bells along with xylophone, marimba, and chimes look like the vibraphone on the right; like a piano keyboard. And does that say vibraphone or uibraphone? ubraphone?
Sorry, i so harsh.
The tune of cello was played by YoYo ma. Right ?
Cello Suite No. 1 - Prelude
Fantastic video. 6:46 “lowest brass instruments” should’ve been lowest “woodwind” instruments. No biggie. This is a great introduction to beginning to moderate players for understanding classical orchestra. I’m a jazz musician currently enthralled with opera and baroque music. Bye!
Oh wait, do a music history video about baroque, Fauré, Rachmaninov, and yourself.
MIDI was correctly selected. "N" was typed and there was not any note written from my MIDI. Anyone had same problem?
What was the name of the composition for the double bass? I loved it. Great, informative video as always!
Xylophone is made out of wood, what you played was a celesta.
10:22 is that Flea?
What is the music of the tuba?
What about the harp and the piano, pianoforte?
Didn't you forget the celesta??
Saxophonist right here.
Ha ha, sorry for not representing the saxes here. If it makes you feel any better, the harps didn't make the cut either! Subjects for another video.
Where's the Euphonium
Part 2 was copystriked D: