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Thank you very much for all of these score-videos of overtures to the early Mozart operas! Adler's "The Study of Orchestration" recommends them to learn about non-melodic treatment of the woodwinds, so I've been binging all of them over the weekend - I must say that I've been surprised by how much I like them (even preferring some to the later overtures - and I'm by no means a Mozart person)! This one especially and that to "Il Re Pastore" I find especially attractive. Many thanks again!

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These are lovely

Lezz go rbst music

Most commercials are annoying, but Trivago is an exception. Because I like this song, it's catchy.

what is the instrument name at 1:42?

I played this song in May. It was possibly the most stressful thing I've done in a while as Trumpet 1.

man this is pretty incredible. i got to meet john mackey via zoom. he's so great and talked about his early days as a composer.

The most beautiful piece of music ever composed, in my opinion.

Koussevitzky! Wow.....Who knew? BRAVI TUTTI from Acapulco!

Momentous and Rare! BRAVO from Acapulco!

0:00 I. Allegro non troppo 16:33 II. Andante 25:12 III. Allegro giocoso ed energico, ma non troppo vivace

Amazing 😍

Imagine a sec school were to play this

Always a crowd pleaser!

I want to watch Jubilee Overture(Philip Sparke)!!!!!!

Listening superficial can't get differentail between NY Philharmonic VS Isarael Philharmonic First heard I thought that from Origin NY's

lil update: i'm going to learn this!! man it sounds great and it's addicting to go for repeat listens

Extremely charming and fun!

Great stuff. Love the opening-so dark and grave

Beginning of the third movement is extremely beautiful.❤

If it accelerated video, this video is Jojo reference.

0:00 I. Allegro un poco maestoso 20:28 - Cadenza 26:36 II. Romanze. Andante 36:05 III. Finale alla Zingara. Allegro con spirito

I just found out about this composition. I find it curious how this Russian "baritone" sounds like a basso profundo because of the color of his voice. lol But the composition is beautiful. So different from the Shostakovich I'm used to.

¡Preciosas! Gracias por compartir.

Liz and the Blue Bird Movie brought me here Who's watching this in 2024?? 👇

I was summoned here by the great Michael himself

I can’t believe music this good really exists

18:23 trb solo

This is one of the most gorgeous Olympic themed pieces. The sheer emotional weight of it as it gets to the climax is heart wrenching. It's a shame it hasn't been recorded much, or performed much either. This is the only recording I'm aware of!

Interesting to hear the first movement orchestrated, almost what could have been the violin concerto's second movement.

Thanks for posting this! I think the date of this is 1998, rather than 1988.

Which orchestra, which choir, which conductor? Thank you!

Bozza forgot that fourth horn players need to breathe too, apparently.

0:00 I. Allegro 5:53 II. Andante 11:57 III. Allegro

0:00 Allegro 3:02 Andante

0:00 Molto Allegro 3:34 Andante 6:39 Molto Allegro

Лучшее исполнение этого произведения. В смысле правильности темпов,использования звуковой палитры валторны, штрихов, артикуояции.Тягучее легато, острое стакатто, по форме всё очень гармонично. Спасибо Андрею Евгеньевичу Глухову, за это потрясающее исполнение!!!! 🎉🎉🎉

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To think this is the same copland who wrote the romantic 3rd symphony... Outrageous!

Thank you

INCREDIBLE

I’m doing Choir for CCA and we will be singing this in 4 different languages (English, Chinese, Malay and Tamil) for NDP. On August 8, Me and everyone in Choir will be singing the song in front of the whole school (Ahmad Ibrahim Primary School). I’m fluent in English, learning Chinese, know 4 words in Malay and know 0 words in Tamil (I already had CCA)

Dance 1 is oboe torture

La page 37 de l'édition Boosey est une honte faite au monde de l'édition ! 🤣

2:20 reminds me of They Shall Run and Be Free.

There is a great story attached to this piece. Claude T Smith was a 1st chair Horn player in college. His Senior year a Freshman beat him out for 1st chair. Many years later Col. Arnald Gabriel asked Smith to write a piece for the Air Force band that they could not play, so he wrote Festival Variations. Coincidentally the Principal Horn player in AF band was actually the person who beat him out for 1st chair in College. The guy came up to Smith during the rehearsal and said, “I absolutely love the piece, but did you have to make the Horn parts so damn hard?”. Smith looked at him and said, “GOTCHA!!!!”

did not realize you were the same channel as the one that puts up score videos lol