What a truly amazing masterpiece and the orchestra playing it kills it! The audience who get the chance warching and hearing it live is so lucky. I just watching it through the video and it idk makes me wants to cry?
I am graduating this 2020 and this soul touching piece of art makes me proud even though there is no commencement ceremony :( . Best of the best to all who are graduating this year. A year to remember for its tragedy but also for the legacy and challenges to overcome during this difficult time.
I remember hearing this for the first time at age 5 back in 1973 at a ceremony. The gravitas and solemnness of the bass notes moved me to tears even at that age.
I never knew there was more to this other than the graduation march until I watched these broadcasts. I get a laugh when people start bobbing up and down in the beginning. The white wigs are a nice touch.
No, it has nothing to do with Napoleon or his coronation in 1804. This Pomp and Circumstance March No.1 in D, Op.39 was composed by the British composer, Sir Edward Elgar in 1901. It did feature in a coronation but not Napoleon's. Elgar composed his 'Coronation Ode' for the coronation of the UK's King Edward VII and incorporated this Pomp and Circumstance March, along with lyrics written by A.C. Benson in 1902, as the final section of the 'Coronation Ode'.
I'm not sure great music 'belongs' to any nation. It might be dear to a particular nation, symbolic of it even, but great music belongs to humanity as a whole. Inspiring emotion and feeling in humans equally, no matter their place of birth.
@Faso Malawi What music is good is a subjective personal judgement. I for example hated Punk Rock, but lots of people loved it. So I'm not sure it's possible to compile a list of who was 'best' at music in the nationalistic sense. All music has a place, and in some places particular music resonates with the masses.
Premiered in Liverpool, October 19th 1901. 'Land of Hope and Glory' section lyrics added for coronation of King Edward IV in 1902. Premiered in the US in 1905 as you say.
The next time the Berlin Philharmonic performs this epic march, they should play it in memory of the legendary musical genius, Maestra Patricia Burda Janeckova, who died of cancer last year.
This reminds me how my teacher pronounced my name wrong during graduation in front of *HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE* . still graduation had it's great memories. And I still have more to make.
@@bardado7362 This was not written one century after Aida, and it has no resemblance to Verdi. If you want to hear an obvious influence, listen to the march from Sylvia by Delibes.
Assolutamente no e te lo dico da italiano. Ispirato dalla musica tedesca, da Wagner in particolare e anche dai compositori francesi quali Delibes e Offenbach
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Love the idea of Simon-izing the players
Louise X me too but on the webcast
Louise X - acho lindo obrigada
She said she finds it beautiful yes and ended with thank you.
And also making a German orchestra plays a British anthemic score.
@@hermanjacobs4425 Elgar was highly influenced by German music. People forget that.
What a truly amazing masterpiece and the orchestra playing it kills it! The audience who get the chance warching and hearing it live is so lucky. I just watching it through the video and it idk makes me wants to cry?
It was such a blast listening to this wonderful orchestra in the crowd
BRILLIANT !!! AND FAST !! LOVED IT THANKS SIR SIMON RATTLE . FROM U.K. (2021).
Too fast, I think. Greetings from México.
Yes for me 10 beats too fast. Good, however.
Now, THAT is the DEFINITIVE RENDITION of Elgar's Pomp and Circumstance!
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I am graduating this 2020 and this soul touching piece of art makes me proud even though there is no commencement ceremony :( . Best of the best to all who are graduating this year. A year to remember for its tragedy but also for the legacy and challenges to overcome during this difficult time.
The power of music!
I remember hearing this for the first time at age 5 back in 1973 at a ceremony. The gravitas and solemnness of the bass notes moved me to tears even at that age.
Love it when the school in our country used the last part in graduation march.
I never knew there was more to this other than the graduation march until I watched these broadcasts. I get a laugh when people start bobbing up and down in the beginning. The white wigs are a nice touch.
Sounds so fun👍👍👍
❤️love Berliner philharmonic
He's a total genius!
Look at the way he treats the audience!
This made me proud to be British! And I'm not even British.
I am a Chinese mainlander but I definitely love this piece.
I am a Scottish nationalist and even I like this piece.
I love the good national anthems.
This is English.
@@Bruce-1956 Last I checked, England was part of Britain.
Always brings a tear to my eye.
''Magnifique'' I always been Amazed by the Performance of the Conductors and Musicians of Berliner Philharmoniker*. Wigs ;-)
Aqui, do Rio de Janeiro, também maravilhada com a Orquestra e a condução do maestro: Emocionante!
I love Sir Simon. He is the best.
Wonderful. Congratulations, BerlinPhil and Sir Simon Rattle. BRZ
0:58 Ooh yeah, the cream of the crop rises to the top. Dig it!
Beautiful melody....
Here comes the Macho Man and Miss Elizabeth!
👍💯🎯 🤣
Ooooo Yeaaaaa!
😂😂😂
…die Spielfreude, die Präzision, die Energie. Einfach wundervoll. DANKE
Sehr gut!!! 👏👏👏👏
This is a properly British rendition!
It’s not it’s very German. I’ve never heard it played like this. I love it, it’s fantastic, but British it is not!
@@peteradaniel YES--MORE OF A QUICK MARCH, IT LOSES IT'S 'GRANDUER', THOSE GERMANS AND THEIR MILITARIAN TRAITS.
Philip Croft I apologise for my diatribe. As you could see I get very impassioned about music.
@@MrDaiseymay Well the conductor has the biggest influence on how an ochestra interprets a piece, and Sir Simon Rattle is undeniably British
@@MrDaiseymay blitzkrieg it is, then
Il mio cuore ha messo le ali
Played at my Jr high lol graduation? My actual high-school graduation and my college graduation! Hehe love this song so much 💕
Land of hope and Glory - an English song.
Such the greatest Philarmonic orchestra of the world, no more words to say
except BOLLOCKS.
No, it has nothing to do with Napoleon or his coronation in 1804. This Pomp and Circumstance March No.1 in D, Op.39 was composed by the British composer, Sir Edward Elgar in 1901.
It did feature in a coronation but not Napoleon's. Elgar composed his 'Coronation Ode' for the coronation of the UK's King Edward VII and incorporated this Pomp and Circumstance March, along with lyrics written by A.C. Benson in 1902, as the final section of the 'Coronation Ode'.
Well why not? British orchestras constantly play German music, why not the other way round.
mrsneaky2010 because there’s way more popular German music
I'm not sure great music 'belongs' to any nation. It might be dear to a particular nation, symbolic of it even, but great music belongs to humanity as a whole. Inspiring emotion and feeling in humans equally, no matter their place of birth.
The theme is "Farewell to Simon Rattle" since he is moving back to UK.
@Faso Malawi What music is good is a subjective personal judgement. I for example hated Punk Rock, but lots of people loved it. So I'm not sure it's possible to compile a list of who was 'best' at music in the nationalistic sense. All music has a place, and in some places particular music resonates with the masses.
My favourite!
Amazing!!
First played the Spring of 1905 at Yale University, where Elgar was bestowed an Honorary Doctorate
Premiered in Liverpool, October 19th 1901. 'Land of Hope and Glory' section lyrics added for coronation of King Edward IV in 1902. Premiered in the US in 1905 as you say.
EXCELENTE DIRECTOR..INOLVIDABLE!!!!! EN LA MEJOR ORQUESTA FILARMONICA DEL MUNDOS
Sir Simon Rattle : Bravíssimo!!! 👋👋👋👋❤
Grandiose !
Fantastic!
THOSE WIGS ARE SO CUTE
What wigs?
@@MrDaiseymay: 0:12.
@@alemarion yeah---like I thought they were real hair
Why wearing white wigs?
@@battennagasaki an homage to their conductor, Sir Simon Rattle.
Un bel hommage à Sir Simon Rattle que cet hymne à la gloire du Royaume Uni ! 👏👏👏
Bravo pour la note d’humour britannique apportée par les musiciens de l’orchestre ! 👏👏👏
I am impressed with the wig section
Too many Simon XD
Delivery-gokko There is never too many Simon!🎶
What does "Simon" mean in this context ?
@@CaptainTimo The first name of the conductor!
0:58
“OOOOOOHHH YEEEEEEAAAH!”
-Randy “Macho Man” Savage
Que melodia! Que orquestra! Que regente! É a Filarmônica de Berlim!
👍😍🥰love it!
The next time the Berlin Philharmonic performs this epic march, they should play it in memory of the legendary musical genius, Maestra Patricia Burda Janeckova, who died of cancer last year.
The first half was great, the second half gave me PTSD from the sh*t show that was my elementary school graduation.
My father always played this with his grammophon in 1950.
Awesome
Oooooohhhhhhhh yeaaaaaaahhhhhhh …..dig it!!!!
Que maravilha! Emocionada com a magnífica execução da Orquestra, sob o emocionante comando do maestro!!! Bravo!!!
LADYYYS AND GEEEENTEEELMANN! NOW Randy Savage is Entering the Ring!!!!
open air ... looks and sounds nice
Fantástico!!
Top...beautifull
He found out pretty quickly that he was more at home in Germany!
The "Macho Man" Raaaannndyyyyyy Saaaavaaaaggeeee
What's with the macho man randy savage comments?
@@robtru84 Its his theme
@@thelostscrim1875 you mean his favorite song
@@robtru84 look up who he is
@@sprongotrapo it's his favorite song
진짜 래틀을 찾아라~
리드미컬한 곡에서 래틀은 역시 정말 최고다
This reminds me how my teacher pronounced my name wrong during graduation in front of *HUNDREDS OF PEOPLE* . still graduation had it's great memories. And I still have more to make.
This reminds me of our graduation... lolz ≥3≤
Much Good music
simon is maybe the most interesting conducter of the music band
Music band? 🤔😂
Por favor, postem a marcha inteira!!! Bravo!!!!
🎉🎉🎉❤ love it❤🎉🎉🎉
Land of hope
Macho man
Heck yeah
No one:
Local schools in the Philippines: Oh! They're playing the Graduation song.
Also in the USA, It's a graduation song.
Randy Savage is proud!!
OOOOHHHHH YEEEEEAAAHHH
What's with the macho man randy savage comments? It's a graduation song
@@robtru84 ARE YOU A WRESTLING FAN?
Ooooh yeah!
Them wigs 😂😂
OH YEAH!
MACHO MADNESS COMIN STRAIGHT AT YA
00:58 Macho King Randy Savage
ohhhhhhhhh yrahhhhhh
A bold choice? Nice to see it. Hello Germany.
Epic
Fun fact this was played at the winter olympics Feb 4, 2022
Bravissimo
1:05 ♡
Ohhh yeah macho man Randy savage running wild ya
I felt like I recognized this piece..
非常自信！为人类文明民主进步奋斗！
R.I.P Macho man 🙏🙏🙏🙏
COISA MAIS LINDAAAAAAA!
This is for graduation 🎓🎓🎓🎓🎓
법과 도덕이 없어도 자유로운 나라. 부럽다.♥
Bellissimo. Sicuramente ispirato dalla Marcia Trionfale dell'Aida!
No.
@@karldelavigne8134 of course! The style is the same! One century after!
@@bardado7362 This was not written one century after Aida, and it has no resemblance to Verdi. If you want to hear an obvious influence, listen to the march from Sylvia by Delibes.
@@karldelavigne8134 Aida 1872, Pump and Circu.... 1901 29 years later....
Assolutamente no e te lo dico da italiano. Ispirato dalla musica tedesca, da Wagner in particolare e anche dai compositori francesi quali Delibes e Offenbach
Ive watched Kingsman 1 and this is what i think about
Simplemente hermoso!,,,,,,
Great
where's randy savage?
Died
OOh yeah!!!!
👏👏👏👏👏
Macho Man Randy Savage
they should invite salamander man to do this piece with them
Kingsman
I've just read all the comments.
Were the German audience singing a German translation? Or just getting the words wrong?
It's not the same without the flags and the lyrics
brass ppl😂
Can someone explain why the brass section was wearing Rattle wigs
I;m extremely pleased that nobody sang "Land of Hope and Glory......" Elgar hated it!
Does BPO have a wig librarian?
It's a shame he didn't get round to the symphonies with this bunch.
Mahler7 I’m sure he will with the LSO