Tchaikovsky - Sleeping Beauty Waltz
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- The Sleeping Beauty (Suite), Op. 66a, TH 234 - 5. Waltz by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky.
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I swear I had NO idea Once Upon a Dream was based on an actual classical music piece. Another reason to love Tchaikovsky.
Isn't that cool?
The music in the Disney movie is basically all Tchaikovsky’s Sleeping Beauty ballet score! It’s great
Did not know this till I watched lie in April
Doesn’t really surprise you when you realize there’s not a single thing Disney didn’t rip off.
@@thelastname261 The difference is that much of the material used by Disney is public domain, Kimba is controversial since it is still copyrighted, but many fairy tales and classical music are not under copyright, anyone can use it.
The problem with Disney is that while they took so many copyright-free material from the public domain, they refuse to allow their creations to become public domain, every time Mickey Mouse is going to become public domain, they changed copyright laws, thankfully, they aren't trying it again and Mickey is set to become public domain in 2024.
It's okay to come here because of Tom and Jerry. It's okay to come here because of sleeping beauty! It's okay to come here because you like Tchaikovsky! What matters is that we're all here to appreciate the music. We all ended up here for different reasons, but it's music that binds us all together!
Definitely!
Vir aqui por causa da bela adormecida kkkkkk brincadeira
Yes, I just used it in a video I uploaded. I am so glad that in the comments, someone asked me about the piece of music. It is lovely to know that people are interested.
was it in Tom & Jerry???
i came here because of your lie in april
I'm just happy Disney recognized and paid tribute to Tchaikovsky in their Classic animated film.
Tribute perhaps , more like Walt is no dummy and the music is in the public domain and therefore free.
Ikr
not at that time it wasn't.
The original was first performed in 1890, no? The animated film came out in 1959. Copyright law in the 50s dictated a work had 28 years of copyright, with 28 more possible with a renewal period. Funny, 1959 - 1890 isn't less than 56...
professor de portuga do YT No they're not.
He had such a gift for writing melodies.
@Max the Great Z who are you?
You can say that again my GOD! 😂👏🏻
*Cue The Howitzer!*
@@lickfeet1234 yeah who is he?
@@lickfeet1234 well, there's a chance of him being a overwhelming genius, who has wrote songs with so beautifull melodys and harmonys that melt the ears in pleasure and joy of anyone who has the lucky oportunity of listening them... or he was drunk while writing the reply
His music is pure love.
Mayhaps not the "1812"?
Actually in 1812 I hear a dance/ conversation between male/ female.. listen to the back and forth between the horns/ strings
@@sunflower1040 mental gymnastics 101 lol
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No matter what i listen to be it pop, rock or phonk i keep coming back to classical music and specifically Tchaikovsky ❤
I think the Disney movie is so artistically beautiful and fits the music, I think Tchaikowsky would of loved the movie.
The man would have been impressed by the fact it was in color not so much what was going on in the movie
KaptainTarak Why's that?
Davion Blackwing
Haha, 'cause you know, colour film hadn't been invented yet in Tchai's time.
not even films to begin with @@Musabre
Davion Blackwing exactly ❤️
It's an honor to be here because of Tom & Jerry or Disney's first and original Sleeping Beauty. That means cartoons in our childhood taught us to appreciate classical music :)
Cartoons introduced many kids to this type of music, only the kids didn't realize it at the time. Many horror flicks did the same thing.
@@sondrasmith2691 Gone Nutty
True
@@sondrasmith2691 and scifi movies like Star wars, Star Trek, Superman, etc. Biblical movies also like The Ten Commandments, Ben Hur (theme composed by Miklos Rozsa)
@@sondrasmith2691And thanks to Disney’s manipulation of the public domain, this process has largely slowed down over the past 50 years. Capitalism is a sin
When I was a little girl, my dad showed me this on our way somewhere on a radio station and I was like “DAD THAT’S SLEEPING BEAUTY!” And I sang along to the melody lol. I just love classical music. So does my son. He has autism, and this music relaxes him. 💕
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I have autism too, and I also love Tchaikovsky's ballets. 🤔
It’s just that good.
@John D. Flathead I’d rather have an autistic child than a dumbass like you 😂
@John D. Flathead why was the anti vaxxers 4 year old crying...
Midlife crisis 😂😂
Everyone: *here talking about this song being in Disney*
Me: *literally just here cause I heard it In an elevator*
I heard it in an ad lol
I heard it in "Bad santa"
I'm here for my music lesson
Matteo Biagiotti I did too and I was like “isn’t this from Sleeping Beauty?” Lol
@@Eric_1991 That film is full of beautiful pieces of music, at least for my taste
I came here because of Sleeping Beauty, Tom and Jerry and Your Lie in April at the same time. Call that a mess.
Did they play Tchaikovsky in your lie in April?
@@junliangho501 Kousei and Nagi played this as a piano duet
LMFAOOO SAME
I guess the 1st and 3rd count but I also came here because this invisible Heavy video on April 1st had this.
Yes ylia!
It's really sad that Walt Disney made a huge tribute to Tchaikovsky's classical piece but the Sleeping Beauty film (which is one of the best animated films in terms of its art style approach) was a box office bomb during its release back in 1959, the film wasn't really appreciated much until it was re-released once again in theaters and VHS.
sleeping beauty is still so underrated even today, in my top 5 for disney princess movies for sure
@@earthtominiryu the art style in the movie is one of the best in any disney movie
Just to point out. Sleeping Beauty is a French Fairytale written by Charles Perrault in the early 17th Century
Actually the film was top 10 in the box office that year. It was only a "bomb" because it was SOOOOO expensive to make. It was simply impossible to make up it's budget at the time. It cost over 6 million to make but it was worth every penny!
The soundtrack and unique art style are the best parts about sleeping beauty
This is simply the most powerful waltz ever written. what a genius.
+Dieter K. Schulz Masquerade Waltz, Khachaturian, My friend.
@Drippy Twerp Patrol Whats your top 5??
All Valses you said, they are so overrated. Johann strauss? Oh god...
Shostakovich second waltz
1. Grande Valse Brilliante by Chopin
2. Waltz no. 2 by Shostakovich
3. This
Wow, no bloody wonder I love Once Upon a Dream. It was basically written by Tchaikovsky.
No, it was completely written by Tchaikovsky. Disney just put words to it.
@@testodude Tchaikovsky did not completely write Once Upon a Dream. He wrote something nicer, and then Disney took it and cut it up and altered it slightly to make their version. That was my point.
@@manuelalvarado6510 I'm sure Tchaikovsky would be too busy tending his rosebushes to care about it, and would just be happy that people were enjoying his music.
@@stefanteisler When you "cover" a song, even if you tweak it, the original author "wrote it", jackass.
@@testodude Yeah, but a COVER would be the exact same song from beginning to end with your own stylistic twists. Not the same thing as a variation on a theme, JACKASS.
I love how we recognize Tchaikovsky's pieces from our childhood and when we find the piece again, we get hit by nostalgia
It's 1:00 in the morning and I'm waltzing around my empty house like a crazy fool! Such gorgeous music!
I do that all the time! I also dance to Shostakovich's Walts No. 2!
LOL I'm totally guilty of doing that 😂
6 years later and i’m also here in the middle of the night at 3:37 am
Prince Phillip and Princess Aurora brought me here and of course Tchaikovsky's musical genius.
If Sleeping Beauty were to be remade by Peter Jackson, Kit Harrington would be an authentic Prince and Perrie Edwards could portray a believable Fairy-Tale Princess.
I came here because I like classical music, but stayed when I realized this was in Tom & Jerry after all these years.
+Quote Mark I remember this from the Disney animated classic, "Sleeping Beauty" as the song, "I know you, I've walked with you once upon a dream". Aurora sang it with her animal friends dressed up as her dream prince, while The real Prince Philip watching her sing from behind the bushes. Earlier in the film Philip, as a lad of six, looks at her lying in a baby basket after her birth and grimaced when his father says, "Your future wife, Philip". Some 18 years later he's totally taken with her. At the end of the song he steps in and catches her in his arms. Naturally Aurora is totally embarrassed and flustered to be staring at her "real" prince charming" and runs away. All quite romantic and excellently done in Disney's trademark gorgeous animation. The song's lyrics are perfectly "wedded" to Tchaikovsky's classic Sleeping Beauty tune here. Just an absolutely delightful treat for kids and adults alike.
+Jingzhong Fan Excuse me, but (leaving Disney productions aside), a dream is NOT "loving blindly"!! It is very deep and spiritual, and sometimes the only door you have into someone's true personality. Dreaming is linked with "those who SEE", so how can it mean loving blindly?! Also, not all dreams happen "because you saw them somewhere": you can meet them because you first dreamed about them! You should study these things more, because you do not have the correct information. Dreaming is the place where you are completely free, to be who you are, it has nothing to do with "appearance" but with how you feel when you are free. Of course, if you are too stressed to be free in your dreams, this will show as a nightmare. But again you have no real cause to be annoyed - you simply do not know how dreaming works. AND - just because someone is beautiful to you, doesn't mean they cannot be ALSO deep and meaningful. We are attracted to different people and YES, they appear beautiful to us! Why shouldn't they? It's so silly to say "you shouldn't love someone because of this or that" - LOVE IS LOVE, and if it is not love, then it is not love!
PS: "Dream first, then true love" actually happened to the performer Darren Hayes, if you know who he is. He wrote a song, which is like a dream, about what he wanted, and then he met the love of his life. So think on! Dreams *inform us* about the Light, which is true love. Often you don't actually see a face or "appearance", you just know that it is your love. Then when you meet them, you recognize them instantly. However, Sleeping Beauty is about something else completely (Maleficent is closer to the original story, than this animation) - it is about trusting someone, when you feel that you cannot trust anyone. It is about a different love, not prince and princess from the royal family. The Dream tells Maleficent that she can trust this person, even if she was hurt so much in the past - the Dream says this person will not do anything to hurt her, because the "gleam in your eyes" is familiar (it means they trust each other).
The first time i heard this song was when i was a little kid watching tom and jerry. after growing up i got into classical music and this one song always brought me back to my childhood since i have linked it with Tom and Jerry ever since. ahahaha xD nostalgic.
+J J Townley Sometime-composer of Piano Concertos, well put! One of my favourite lead motives of all time. I have three interpretations of this masterpiece (Tchaikovsky, Disney, Lana Del Rey) in my playlist "SC Great Original, Great Sample/Cover/Remix".
I'm playing this song in band and how I remember the melody is by thinking of Tom and Jerry flooding a kitchen.
sleeping beauty, childhood memories
>3 people should listen to classical music. Sorry, math joke.
:')
Si todos opinaran igual verían que este arte tan magistral como es el componer música clásica es tan hermoso como complejo pero vale la pena.
MissDIFRNCE 絶世の美人だね‼️ Awful ravishing！
This is music to transcend nationality, culture, class, or century. The man wasn't only a genius, but a pure artist in the way of Leonardo and the other greats of all time. May his works sing forever.
We might all appreciate it but it has Russian spirit.
Leonardo studied ancient Egyptian writings, so created simplified, watered-down versions of what he learned. Imhotep was the TRUE genius who inspired Leonardo.
Who is the Leonardo you're referring to?
@@Benbeenbee Da Vinci
When my daughter was a baby, her crib's mobile played a version of this song. To calm her crying, I used to dance in the kitchen with her to the Disney "Once Upon a Dream" and also sing it to her as a lullaby. Now she's big enough to dance with me when the song comes on in Sleeping Beauty.
The first time I heard this was in Disney's Sleeping Beauty. However my grandmother introduced me to tons of classical music. I inherited her vinyl collection which has about any classical piece you could want. The Sleeping Beauty is of course included in my collection and it's one of my favorite records.
You might want to rely on guys like Jimmy Dore for genuine comedy while learning about what’s actually going on in the world, rather than relying on corporate mainstream media for your entertainment. But nice story about granny. I bet she’s really proud of you.
OMG I didn't know from 2:07 comes the melody that Aurora sang in the woods alone.
I thought "Once upon a dream" was the only melody from this piece...
Jiho Lee I know right? Disney is a genius for putting a classical score to his rarest animated movie ever.
me too! I didn't know!!
I wonder, I wonder Why each little bird Has a someone~
Чайковский создал столько шедевров!🥰♥️
Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky... This is the name of an enormous music genius; there was very few like him in the humanity...
Being exposed to a lot of orchestral music as a kid, I have always loved this piece. I forgot about it until a few weeks ago when I stumbled upon the piano version in "Your Lie in April." I couldn't figure out why it was so familiar until now. Oh how I've missed this piece
me too, this song was very familiar to me when I heard it in Shigatsu
Kaitlin Chrestman 美人だね‼️Ravishing！
*Piece&
Song?!?!? Excuse you…. Piece
Sacrilegious
я очень горжусь тем, что Чайковский - мой соотечественник
музыка волшебная
Я тоже горжусь, что Чайковский - мой соотечественник, а ещё, Пётр Ильич - мой земляк. Наш город Воткинск гордится им.
i love how a brilliant song like this gets re-invented every 50 years, it's truly a testament as to how wonderful the original piece is to have lasted over a century. art that inspires art.
Simply breath-taking.
The man was a genius.
Who here is not really a classical music fan (I used classical in the broad sense) but just bloody loves Tchaikovsky for his brilliant melodies?
I'm so in love with Tchaikovsky's music, it feels so magical no matter how much I listen to it. I watched a lot of shows as a kid that had classical pieces in it and it feels so nostalgic every time
I want to thank Tchaikovsky for his wonderful music,he will never be forgotten.
There is nothing like Tchaikovsky and the birth of his Russian heart....
Tchaikovsky is pure genius his masterpieces are poetic and soave, really touches your soul his music. Makes me proud to be Russian 🇷🇺
Slava Ukraine!
Annexation time
@@peterbarnett-jones4544?
@@cyntinabartoni9373cmon play nice All europeans have imvaded some country some time
@@peterbarnett-jones4544 Ukraine = Russia ... just like Belarus. You would have known this if you studied history.😂
1:36 ABSOLUTE GOOSEBUMPS SCREAMING AND CRYING my childhood the NOSTALGIA 😭
I still remember being addicted to this when I was a little kid. It played when Jerry decided to skate on the bowling alley. I freaked out when I heard it in Tom and Jerry. Tchaikovsky's music is so enchanting.
I just had a dream tonight - walking with an angel. So vivid. Immediately thought of this when I woke up. Very much a case of, "I know you - I walked with you once upon a dream.... " Beautiful. Angelic. :)
I can't believe 53 people put thumbs down for this piece.
Don't worry they are insane
ingrid gallego That is a very comforting reason. :P
They didnt necessarily dislike the piece itself, but maybe disliked its interpretation.
What exactly would it be interpreting?
240p
Maleficent...uhhh I mean, Magnificent!
hahaha delightful
turbocharged9589 Top Kek
????
XD
Um okay don’t know what that means
This piece gives me goosebumps
Emily East 美人だね‼️Ravishing！
So ahead of its time and so cinematic
I can imagine myself dancing in a ballroom with a beautiful dress, twirling around nonstop until I fall to the ground dramatically....
0:36, 1:36,2:36, 3:35 - inspiration for "once upon a dream"
2:07 - inspiration for "I wonder"
gotta love classical music
I don’t think it matters what brought us here to this piece. What matters is that we are here listening to this beautiful music. Thank you Tchaikovsky.
Oh what wonderful music this is , I close my eyes & I'm in another world ! Simply fabulous , thank you Pyotr IlyichTchaikovsky !
As a young boy, I was only aware of the musical piece being in Sleeping Beauty. Then, I also heard it in Tom and Jerry. It wasn't until my teenage years when I found out the original composer of the music.
Same!
For me
Hearing it in tom and jerry and when I am in my 20s I found this in a Japanese anime
One of the most beautiful lead motives ever made. This song instigates daydreams of the candle-lit ballrooms of more romantic times. Gleaming eyes on fine-mannered mademoiselles. I think it's time to see War and Peace with Lily James again.
EaglePhys the Minecrafter really? I used a translator to find the English word for "ledmotiv" (Swedish). Seems you use the German word. Probably influence from the great German composers.
I came here since I've been listening to a lot of Tchaikovsky and only now did I realise that this is probably one of his pieces that I remember best from Tom & Jerry.
smoothly skating on the ice...
He is definitely my favourite composer because his music touches my soul,he was so sensitive and so talented but unfourtunately he wasn't appreciated enough.
Sleeping Beauty has always been one of my favorite ballets.
I can't hear this without imagine myself wearing a dress that swtichess from pink to blue everytime and a golden tiara while I'm being watched by woodland creatures
His compositions are so beautiful as if woodland fairies, moon fairies, goblins and trolls ,prince and princesses came together to make music in harmony.
Tchaikovsky had a gift like no other.
I don’t want to be that guy but… Mozart, Bach, Chopin, Schubert, Joplin, and so many more. Not that Tchaikovsky wasn’t talented though
I imagine myself sitting near a fireplace, drinking coffee and watching the snow while listening to Tchaikovsky 🎶❤
Tchaikowski was a really genius
And furthermore, he was really a genius. Also in that order.
Tchaikovsky is the greatest composer in terms of melodies that have stood the test of time.
I will forever remember this symphony as childhood nostalgia ❤
"I know you, I walked with you once upon a dream. I know you, the gleam in your eyes is so familiar a gleam! And I know it's true that visions are seldom all they seem..."
Just before the revolution which killed so many and destroyed so much, Russia was at its pinnacle in regards to music, art, literature, science and more. This waltz almost brings tears to my eyes, as it embodies all of that and a world that was brutally swept away.
Gunnar Kai Thorsen a simplistic conclusion. Russian arts is far more old than a century,
Yes, sweeping Csarism away is a tragedy. Lol
Tsarist- russia was hell for the majority. Soviet russia was hell for the minority.
@@diebefreierin Not at all.
@@fautlsavoirhein ...said the Bourgeoisie-admirer 😭😭
This is the most romantic instrumental version of this melody I've ever heard 💖
He is without a doubt “ Genius “... he came from magic & dream world
I know you,
I walked with you once upon a dream...
Adore ce compositeur pour la grâce de son œuvre
Childhood man, childhood
Haha
Sobi the Robot I know, that gleam on your eyes is so familiar a gleam..
And I know it’s true
I'm not even here from Tom and Jerry or Sleeping Beauty, I'm here because we used this song for our ballet dance at a dance recital we had a few years ago and became obsessed XD.
Luckily when I was a child there were wonderfully created Disney (and not only) movies with classical music, literal and historical references. I don't see any reason for children not getting to know and respect masterpieces like this, from comic books or cartoons.
DannyHardLuckWoman yes but most people (even adults) are so dumb they actually believe that tchaikovsky stole it from Disney.how stupid can you be, huh?
+jermaine vink that is stupid
Ashley Iglesias
i know
every TRUE disneyfan, and classical music love knows that wa;t based his movie on perraults version of the story and on tchaikovsky's ballet
The passion in his music is second to none. His love for what he did can be heard.
Everybody is talking about Disney and nobody about Your lie in april.
That s simply a masterpiece
Wahooooo I found someone else who's here from YLIA. The piano duet is always so fun to watch :D
Tchaikovsky was the genius amongst geniuses. The zenith of composers.
Its a God given gift to be able to write magical music like this. But surely its also a gift to be able to enjoy good mudic? I enjoy classical as much as country pop/rock,etc
The first thing that comes to mind:
DISNEY
The second:
Your Lie in April
Music, why must you evoke so many feels....
StarTard8
First thing that comes to mind: TCHAIKOVSKY
The second: Ballet
StarTard8 Nope, Tchaikovsky and ballet too, I actually saw all of Tchaikovsky's ballets including the sleeping beauty.
StarTard's YT Hub or tom and jerry
Queen Stephanie Dancing then the Symphony playing it.
StarTard's YT Hub I came here because of Shigatsu wa kimi no uso :F
It was an amazing tribute from Disney to Tchaikovsky. As a violinist, is one of my favorite pieces to play. Old cartoons really supported classical music. I miss those times
Ahhhh Tchaikovsky ~ The soundtrack to so many little girls' childhoods. Thanks to Disney, Barbie and all other copy cats who took his ballets as inspiration for so many movies made for little girls. To be honest, I was first introduced to Tchaikovsky through Barbie and the Nutcracker and Swan Lake and then of course, Sleeping Beauty being my favorite Disney movie and watching Fantasia many times!
He's got an incredible repertoire though and so many beautiful ballets ugh love all his work!
My reasons to listen this masterpiece:
1) Disney's Sleeping Beauty
2) Your Lie In April
3) Tom and Jerry
The song "I Wonder" from Sleeping Beauty also appears from 2:07. :)
I'm crying
oh wow I hear it
my favourite composer😐😘😘😘😘
The sleeping child, Princess Aurora, was real. This was wrote in her honor. Disney created their version of remembering through animated story telling. They should all flow together, that was the creator's goals
سكن في راسه نبع الجمال و كان يعرف كيف يسكبه لنا
I know you I walked with you once upon a dream . Ahhhhh this piece is and will always remain my favourite!
Bisha Bagchi 美人だね‼️ Ravishing！
Ahh how I loved Sleeping Beauty. The music and the story is so magical ✨
makes u feel like u went back in history and danced the waltz in some big ballroom..sooo beautiful
I sometimes listen to this when I’m sleeping, and dream I’m waltzing in the ballroom
This was the piece that began my love of classical music. l never get tired of it.
NOW I KNOW WHY I LIKED THIS SONG SO MUCH
It’s literally from my favorite composer
*sigh* So many memories, not only ‘cause of my favorite Disney movie and princess, but also because, as a child in elementary school, I liked to take my silver boombox into the hallway (there was a more easily accessible outlet to plug it into than in my room not to mention plenty of space for my binder and books) and listen to this-among several other romantic favorites-while I was doing homework.
- Sleeping Beauty (Disney, 1959)
- Tom And Jerry ("The Bowling Alley Cat" & "Mice Follies")
- Ice Age: Gonee Nutty
- Dead Of The Night (Black Ops 4, 2018)
Your lie in april
Thanks 😊😊😊😊😊
Tchaikovsky was such a genius
Here for my childhood memories with my grandpa and because I’m a big disney fan too. This song is a masterpiece❤️
Why is everyone bitching at how they found the song? Listen and enjoy the fucking song people
Joshua W we listened properly to it you know, that's why we liked the song in the first place
Well said..
+Joshua W not a song but ok
They're not bitching about it, they're saying "I came here from Tom and Jerry" etc.. How the fuck is that "bitching"
This was the first piece I ever played in public, I was like 6 years old, I knew nothing about piano but I had a great teacher and now I remember this piece with nostalgia ❤
A masterpiece that was inspired by another masterpiece
I first heard this beautiful composition at the tv commercials in the Disneyland hotels in Paris, now I understand why Disney selected it: *sleeping beauty waltz*
i love Tchaikovsky's piano song collections
Sleeping Beauty so romantic 💕🥰.
For those saying Disney stole this, it's public domain music, it has no copyright, anyone can use it.
The problem is that Disney used so much public domain material like fairy tales and classical music to make their movies, but at the same time, refuse to allow their original creations to become public domain, changing copyright laws everytime Mickey Mouse is going to become a public domain character.
I did a ballet dance to this piece a while back and it is my favourite performance I’ve ever done! Lovely music, makes you feel like the real sleeping beauty while dancing☺️
Beautiful piece. Love from Thailand
Finally after so many years of searching I finally found the song
I'm going to the cinema tonight to see this live from Covent Garden. I'm so excited, I've never ever seen a ballet before!!!
well how was it?
Gabriel Flueraru It was fantastic :P
Call myself a music lover? I’m ashamed to tell you I had no idea Tchaikovsky was Russian. Heard many a song from him-and now I know
His name might have given it away
Tchaikovsky, the musical genius on his class. It was simply breath taking masterpiece.
This was one of the songs the Titanic band played onboard.
Thanks for the interesting fact.
I actually knew this piece because is included in the soundtrack of the Spanish movie "Camino", directed by Javier Fesser. I loved the way they used this melody to highlight that the girl saw herself as a princess, like she was in a fairy tale, while she was really facing a disease.
I'm sad that I can never get to see the ballet because I would get kicked out for singing "Once Upon A Dream" at the top of my lungs when this comes on. ❤️
Lol I did today randomly in my room at home!
Hahaha at my dance show yesterday a group danced on this and I couldn't stop humming Once Upon A Dream!
LadyOfBroadway333 omg
fuck you
wwe raw
such a sweet person you are ^-^ have a very nice day ahead sweetie :)
I came here to listen this song for my School Activity. And now, i think i'm enjoying listening to tchaikovsky's compositions.
Something divine got placed inside of these classical composers' souls that enabled them to create pieces like this. This had to have a heavenly origin. It's certainly heavenly to listen to.
One of the most beautiful ballets! Love this! While, yes, Disney's SLEEPING BEAUTY introduced me to THIS particular ballet, my parents introduced me to the rest of his works. This, however, remains firmly in my top five. ❤