The Classical Symphony Orchestra, explained in under 5 minutes.

Everything that's anything important about the orchestra, in under 5 minutes...
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[@Emanuel-oz1kw]

Hope this channel grows, your content is really good

[@mathieucocq]

Couldn't agree more!

[@ldfahrni]

I'm a brass player. We are indeed used sparingly, but when you need cataclysm, glory, or climax (or all 3 at once) you can rest assured we will still be there and ready to raise the roof after 3 movements of tacit

[@phillipleboa5251]

Thank you!! Just discovered this channel - SUBSCRIBED !!!

[@elijah3300]

There is something about learning and adding humour. Love it. Thank you, sir! P.S. Only three hours to go ;)

[@littleflower787]

I saw your video on the best 30 seconds of classical music. Wow! I had no idea what Mozart was doing. Your channel is now my favorite. I wish I could study an orchestral score with you.

[@enjoyclassicalmusic6006]

I have a video about that! czcams.com/video/ul4DIXbggMQ/video.html

[@davidfryer9218]

Have hurddy-gurdys ever been part of the classical music orchestra?

[@martineyles]

3:46 Don't forget the Wagner Tubas!

[@landocalrissian6091]

hello, what is the music at 0:13 , I thought it was beethoven 7 but I couldn't find it, thx :)

[@matheuscalvinlokadjaja5530]

It is Beet 7 1st movt. Around the 4 minute mark, at least from the recording I hear :D

[@erickmorell6117]

What symphony is the clarinet part at 2:32 from?

[@penguininparis2411]

Gershwin , Rhapsody in blue

[@lawrencetaylor4101]

Why isn't a piano included in the orchestra?

[@steveeliscu1254]

Often has been. Depends on the composer, the piece, the era. Just not a standard inclusion.

[@vinifebriantiputri944]

Because this is NOT Piano Concerto, this is Symphony

[@RobinHillyard]

You must be a string player! Your explanation of the role of the woodwinds was, shall we say, short of the mark. The woodwind principals are the stars of the orchestra--the strikers, the quarterbacks, whatever analogy you like.

[@enjoyclassicalmusic6006]

I'm not, but are you a woodwind player by any chance??

[@RobinHillyard]

@@enjoyclassicalmusic6006 indeed! Bassoonist

[@braedenmiller8538]

I can agree! As a flutist my favorite moment in ochretra was while playing Tchaikovskys Capriccio Italien (op. 45) where the a flute and oboe duet basically start the big hit. playing that brought so much joy to my heart.

[@jenthefwen]

I heavily disagree, the woodwinds for sure play the supporting role, with a much weaker sound than the strings.

[@mrz80]

@@RobinHillyard My favorite woodwind, just because of the name. Bassoon. BAAAAA. SOOOOOOOOOOOOON! :D :D :D Tho they're comparatively rare, I love pieces that feature solo bassoon passages.

[@godisgreat1786]

Speak slowly and clearly

[@enjoyclassicalmusic6006]

Apologies, I will try better!

[@godisgreat1786]

@@enjoyclassicalmusic6006 - thanks , great video - 👍🏻