excerpts from music created by some of the great classical music composers… this is the sixth of seven parts ???
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I think Charlotte Church sing Pavane. PUCCINI!!! He is my favorite composer!!! I love him!! Nessun Dorma is excellent! OH GOD!! CLAIR DE LUNE FROM DEBUSSY!! I love that song with all my soul!! When I have problems I listen to that song and I feel better!!! It’s like my drug! Cavalleria Rusticana!! I’ve heard to that Intermezzo since I have memory! Greensleeves it’s just amazing!
Dis is really nice and educating…..
Classical is the foundation of Blues, and if you think of it, every thing was designed off of blues. So had it not been for Classical, Rock, R&B, Country, even Pop would not even exist today! I myself listen to Neo Classical and Power Metal, but I strongly Desire for the beauty and wealth of Classical Peices. In fact I am a Pianist, the fact is that Classical helps me understand what Music really is.
Classical music is amazing, how anyone can not appreciate it i will never know.
love this(L)
what a great selection !! we can’t thank you enough for making this superbe video
Ohhh Debussy! Ohhh!! lol
omg i loved to know the name of the song of 2:24 , thank so much
Thomas Edison invented the first phonograph in 1877. That was the first time any one could make a recording of any other sound. Prior to this invention, the music was written down as sheet music for other orchestras to play.
Hey it’s the Mickey Mouse song from Fantasia.
I don’t know if they recorded either. I think they just wrote it all down and orchestras later recorded it.
what medium did these musicians record on? was it like one of them gold records? sorry im rather thick
Sousa Sousa!
bello!
Question why didn’t you put The Liberty Bell March by John Philip Sousa in this part also?
thank you.for years ive tried to find out the name and composer of the first song.god alone knows where i heard it but everyone knows it when i hum it they just dont know the song name
YES! For years I’ve wanted to know the music at 8.15. It was played in the movie “VinterViken”.
Thank you!!!
satie is a genius
Turrandot song sounds so sad, makes me want to cry. anyone know what its about?
what is it about?
PUCCINI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for your question. Recognizability, beauty, and hopefully excerpts that can flow smoothly one to the other.
The melody in the fourth is powerful, and you may be right, but I like the second movement more.
There is also a theory that Lady Greensleeves was in fact a prostitute. “to wear a green gown” meant that you had green stains on your dress, so apparently you had some fun, ‘playing’ in the grass
Just wondering…when you are choosing songs for the composers, do you go by the most recognizable, the ones that most epitomize their work, or what you think are their most spectacular?
It seems like you mainly include the most recognizable pieces. For Dvorak, however, I’m surprised you didn’t use the fourth movement from the New World symphony, instead of the second, as people seem to know the fourth better.
Not enough Elgar…especially “Nimrod” which is his best imo
…Although having said that these are more melodic uptempo pieces so understandable as Nimrod is much more drawn out. When you listen you realise why its so popular in war rememberance services or requested by families of someone close to them who has gone,
watch?v=sUgoBb8m1eE
Very emotional.. but great celebration of life and all we hold dear.