Tchaikovsky - Valse Sentimentale
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- čas přidán 10. 02. 2009
- Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky is widely considered the most popular Russian composer in history. His work includes the 'The Sleeping Beauty' and 'The Nutcracker.' Composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's work was first publicly performed in 1865. In 1868, his First Symphony was well-received.
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tchaikovsky, my man, you good?
whats poppin 😂
Lmao
He’s dead. Fake fans too late smh
he's dead so i don't think so :(
@@Andy-pc8sr It's a joke so...
This was the first song I sent to the man I fell inlove with. He told me how he loved it and yet the song sounded so sad. Today I'm listening to it once more a little before his funeral. It's a semblance of our time together. Bittersweet.
Sorry for your loss
I pray he finds rest and you find peace.
@@jundullah9869 Not every man is worth reverence, and we must continue on with our lives after the passing of a loved one. Leave your ideological blithering to your chat rooms. The grieving shouldn’t be bothered with your nonsense.
Charles Please take your nasty negativity elsewhere. There is no need to spread your misery to other people.
@@loisabourdarias5970 If you prioritize the differences of men and women over the unification of man and woman, then you are predisposing yourself to dissatisfaction and ideological division between yourself and the other sex. My statements were not from a place of hate, but rather of truth. Not all men are worthy of reverence as not all women are worthy of affection because there are truths and virtues above mere existence. I am not concerned with the failings of character or the changing desires of other men and women which are hedonists/physicalists because they take themselves to the logical ends of their own world views. I care of my own and my family’s well-being in body and spirit. I recommend the same to any person.
I was immediately touched by this piece, and did some research on its history. It was dedicated to Emma Genton, governess to a family he often visited. She was infatuated with him and wrote him roughly 200 letters; he was friendly with her but didn’t share her affections. The mixed emotions are very palpable-love with a hint of sadness.
Tchaikovsky was also gay lol
I also did some research and it seems like Emma was also attracted to Tchaikovsky
@@drongo6367 you're not wrong lol
Lindo
Vendo, te amo. Não vendo, eu estou morrendo.😢❤💚
It's 1877, the damsel you were courting has just been sent to a convent, and then Tchaikovsky releases this hit...
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
And now, you, a French man. Is getting sent to fight off Prussia :D
Mad relatable
Makes me imagine a young couple and a very tumultuous relationship composed of peaks of happiness and vales of sadness. Two hearts that don’t quite know how to love.
Have you read the book 1984 by george orwell?
@@juantamez36 i have
Omg yes
Thats..... a bit oddly specific.... do you want to tell us the whole thing?
@@bariscankaya6754 reminds me of A drunk dad who beats his kid and curses his wife and the son grows up to be a failure
At 3:49 Tchaikovsky received a message
its a mom
It's probably paganini... "la campanella" (the little bell)
HAHAHA
I keep checking my phone at that part
😂😂😂
Tchaikovsky is one of my favorite Russian composers, alongside Rachmaninof and Shostakovich.
I approve this comment
Prokofiev disapproved
@@thePot_ lol
@@thePot_ It is unlikely
Shostakovich is amazing!!
It feels like depression. Occasional, fleeting moments of upbeat melodies feel more like episodes of painfully self-aware mania among a constant bedrock of fear, and pain. From start to finish the song feels like a lifelong death throw. A beautiful dance of madness.
A feeling like your love is leaving you forever, but there is a twinkle of hope.. sadness, hope, sadness hope..
This isnt about the song is it bud?
@@reynaldoponce2062 Well.. it is about how the song affects me. Makes me see patterns of emotion I usually avoid.
@@mildminded2017 Yeah what I meant to say its your feelings and what it makes you feel because I feel very differently to what you described but others could feel the same as you or me.
@@reynaldoponce2062 You're right,
how do you feel from it?
Most people say this sounds sad but I just find it so passionate, as if you were looking straight in the eye of your lover and, with the most serious look, telling them "I could give my life for you"
Yes for me too it's not the sadness that is the main focus but a very secure feeling of passion for someone and all that follows with it.
@@AleksAvramJeff I know right gskdh I'm happy someone shares the same vision as me 🤝🤝
Its dramatically and passionately sad.
Passion always have something desperate and sad don't you think?
@@pierre-gu4rj Ohh that's interesting, but I think you can just be genuinely happy and passionate about something. Like when you think about how much you love someone (it can be a lover but also your mother or a sibling or even a friend :)) and sometimes the feelings happen to be so powerful that it makes you cry, but you're not sad, it's something inbetween sadness or joy, just pure devotion and worshipfulness
I feel like everyone here understands each other in a strange yet beautiful way. We feel the sadness, the joy, the art that is music.
We all came here to feel something.
I love u all
Yes 🥺
Right on.
Kendi dilimde bunu yazacaktım az önce. Doğruymuş, aynı şeyleri hissedebiliyor muşuz(:
God bless Russia for so many works of art.
This comment did not age well...
🤣🤣
ikr
Wow now Tchaikovsky is banned in my country
@@giasifman9050 classical music can't be banned, lol, man
I feel so many mixed feelings about this piece. For once,it is very romantic,I imagine a couple dancing waltz, passionately enjoying their moments together. But at the same time I feel melancholic listening to it, almost making me wanting to cry. It's like reviving a love story that you can't experience anymore,a fairy tale you were once in. This is undoubtedly my favorite piece by Tchaikovsky.
Omori pfp??? In a classical music comment section???? Never seen a more based account
You’ve just described the Russian soul. Read Gogol.
@@toasteroven7683 realest
Amori
I see a man who tries to find happiness but fails dismally. He sees other people having fun but no matter how much he tries he cannot get rid of the emptiness within him.
maybe you see yourself like i see myself
I want to hug this man
exactly! if his eyes speaks those words!😢
I see a guy that was blind bc wtf was he looking at 🥰🥰🥰
This is a perfect description 😔💔
Its a pretty strange feeling. Like ironic sadness or something. Like chlidren playing hop scotch but the camera pans out and there in a dystopian war zone. idk man.
That's a damn good comparison
Stuka Steven THAT IS FUCKING AMAZING YES
Agreed. Nicely put into words
i think the word you're looking for is melancholy
@@jellybellyboothang melancholy is something completely different from what he described🤣
Tchaikovsky has become my favorite classic composer. His music is so beautiful
He's definitely one of my favorite as well. This piece in particular is incredible, though I'm unsure if I prefer Tchaikovsy's music to the nocturnes of Chopin
the nocturnes from Chopin are sooooo good@@danielthemaniel7934
i would love to go back in time and give Tchaikovsky a hug
same
I would suck him off fr fr
He really needed it
@@Csch224 ikrr
I wouldn't. He was an egoistic person.
The best part of classical music is that it has no words. Therefore it can speak all languages
Edit: Boys! Boys! Yes, Opera is a thing you got me there. I was just commenting about instrumental music in general. This almost universally relatable piece is a perfect example of this.
Uhm there are many vocal pieces in classical too?...
Classical does not mean instrumental only
Even when a classical piece has lyrics, the music is the most important part. You can enjoy a classical piece that has lyrics even if you don't speak its language.
Ahem opera ahem
I believe it’s romantic music
Yes. Emotion is not what you say, but what you feel.
The expression of a broken rage, a lost love, a forgotten memory, a dead rose somehow flourishing, coming all together in a sick melancholy and expression of reasonnable insanity.
beautiful
Agree
bravo @brosse adam
oh my god, thank u for this
That was deep
سأعلق بلغتي العربية الام، تشايكوفسكي رفيق الروح رحمك الله، موسيقاك ستبقى خالدة ابد الدهر، تركت إرثاً ثرياً زاخراً ❤
موسيقى بالغة وعميقه خوي😢
مسلم هو؟
@@7atmaljno.
@@7atmaljاعلن اسلامه
@@Frj متى
I feel this is like someone's watching their impossible love, unforgettable. The moments where the piece becomes faster is like the imagination of dancing with their platonic love, free, corresponded. The main part of the rhythm sounds like the sadness of knowing that what they're thinking is just so forbidden, maniac and improbable. But still, you need to love the person or else your life becomes senseless.
Idk, I felt that.
*HOW IS THIS NOW THE MOST LIKED COMMENT ON CZcams*
So true… I felt that too
made me cry :(
This is just gay experience my man
a little specific u good gng?
Tchaikovsky; writes "Valse Sentimentale"
People 137 Years later; *Still amazed by the depth of emotion*
Good Job, Ilyich.
his name Pyotr
@@vaha-yv5nu on russian we can call each other by fathers name, just like brendon did
@@vaha-yv5nu Ильич- это отчество. Так, фамильярно, можно обращаться к хорошо знакомым людям и друзьям : - Привет, Ильич, как дела? 😁
You should include the year the piece was written. We already know it was written by Tchaikovsky.
Why'd you gotta summarize it in a meme format?
There's something about Russian classical music. It's different compare to composers from other countries (not saying that it's less beautiful, but that it is different ).
Love it
Siiiiii👍
Sem dúvida! No doubt!
@@polinageller3489 You are referring to the Revolutionary etude.
same goes with russian literature as well
@@lcc9769 Polish music does not sound angry at all.
this composition made me think about myself and my feelings. somehow loneliness became a blessing and I started my self-care routine. you can understand yourself much better when you begin to accept the silence and music of your thoughts. I began to be friends with my inner child. I began to understand my decisions and actions without condemnation. now I finally realize that everything I did is the result of what I went through. the hug I was looking for was mine.
wow
i relate to it sm
If I could put your comment on my favorites list, I would!
I don't really listen to classical music but I would be lying if I said that this isn't one of the most beautiful pieces of music that I have heard in a long time.
Да, это прекрасно!
Whenever I listen to this, all I can picture is a beautifully haunting dance shared between two young people in love, who know their love is forbidden and so they only have this moment, on the dance floor, in a span of minutes, to imagine what could be between them. Once the dance is over, so is their love story, for this is the only moment they are allowed to even look at one another. As such, their dance becomes so much more than just a series of movements, it becomes like a silently expressed love story between the two of them.
Yes ❤️
Perfectly encapsulates the melody, you have a wonderful way with words
Stfu
You posting cringe bro?
I picture 2 aging fat people sitting in their corresponding recliner each eating a large cake with their bare hands, with aging memories of when they use to be fit and beautiful and in love
Feels like dancing with a broken heart, with the person you've lost...
indeed.
Stefanie Verscheure copyrighted much?
Stefanie Verscheure
Perfect description
Fuck, i felt the same :'(
Stefanie Verscheure. EXACTLY!!!!!
This peice captures a feeling of reacurring sadness and despair. The piece starts out on a sad note but it hints to a feeling of joy and that everything will be ok. But it always comes back down, sooner or later.
I don't think you're human if you don't feel the pure emotion oozing out of this piece.
3 am. Me. This jewel. The most peaceful expression of being.
3:06 am and I'm feeling the same
@@sarapatino2771 yes darling. What a piece. When everything is asleep and quiet this is the loudest in my head (of course headphones helps)
Wow..you are amazing:)
@@green4ao Lost shot.. tough
3:09 am here three months later.i agree. This piece is so beautiful. Sublime.
There's not lyrics but there are so many stories involved in this piece.
It’s a piece though
@@frzisfrvr8270 your mother
Sacrilegious!
This is how music should be man. Music with lyrics are ass except for operas. Music shouldn't have boundaries. Everyone should be able to understand the language of music.
Čajkovskij je titán, a tohle je jedna z nejcitlivějších melodií, co od něj znám. Vlastně od kohokoliv. Velký člověk s osamělým životem
I don't think "sad" would be the word for this. Melancholy perhaps, but more like nostalgic or wistful. But if course the beauty of art and music in particular is that it is whatever you see or hear it as. If it makes you feel sad, that is legitimate. If it makes you think of longing or passion, you aren't wrong. Don't listen to experts who want to define everything like it is science.
i've never agreed with something more...
This. Is. So. Russian. This man is truly a king of music.
Да, это именно то, что вы говорите.
I would say, it’s very in line with Tchaikovsky as an individual, for sure, but the music structure itself isn’t really Russian, maybe the emotion. For classical music with some real Russian structure I recommend the Mighty Handful, like Balakirev, and also Glinka.
This is jewist too
It is sincere and honest, deep and profound, real to the bones - like everything Russian.
@@moroz96108 even the bombs and bullets are real and hit deep to the bone
It sounds like the violin is speaking.
Yup, that's tchay-tchay's footprint
I can’t believe you called him tchay-tchay 😂
That's how good instrumental performance sounds. :)
Violin (strings) is the instrument that is most close to human voice by far, first of all if we talk about a frequency spectrum
That's because it is, music is the language of the heart.
Tchaikovsky was truly one of the greatest. Such refinement, such sentiment, the bitter sweetness of the melody. Really brings a tear to my eye. I must one day listen to this in a live orchestra.
I’ve never heard anything so beautiful it bright me to tears. Today that changed.
"Parting is such sweet sorrow" - Shakespeare, _Romeo and Juliet_
A Peasant source?
Then don’t part ur hair ... simple 🥰
(I’m being sarcastic don’t whoop ma ass)
But we shall say goodbye till it be morrow
"The course of true love never did run true"
-Shakespeare, A Midsummer Night's Dream
Tchaikovsky was one of the greatest composers who ever lived (imho). It is exceptionally rare to find someone in whom is vested mastery of melody, form, orchestration, and drama at once.
So true...
@@donneduplessis2851 What does sexual preferences have to do with composing music?
@@charlie1234500 he is hetero so obviously what he says is bullshit.
Jan Kowalski He was a gay person & committed suicide .But the sexual preference doesn't effect making of music much....it does a bit.
1. It’s not a preference
2. It has nothing to do with music
3. Am I the only one that has a crush on him even though he’s dead¿👀
It's quite incredible we can listen to this hundreds of years after it was written just how the artist intended it to be. The music just as sweet, the emotions just as powerful.
Also props to that viola player, absolutely beautiful.
When I listen to Tchaikovsky I feel the full depth of the russian soul. it's so brilliant and so beautiful ❤️
Listen to this magic melody after a long busy day acting like a robot, and you are a human being again.
Truer words have never been spoken
This hit it right on the head lol
Yes! I feel human again too I found the soul inside of me again
yes !!
captha
when i hear this song i imagine a person whose wife died; finding her wedding dress and dancing with it, reliving their first dance as spouses only to remember she's gone at the end. If only I knew how to make animations UGH
that is the perfect story for this piece!
let me steal your idea~ thank you~
+Di Ci go ahead ;)
andreee123123 thank you~
I didn't cry, but I did tear up when i read that.In all seriousness you should pitch the Idea to Tim Burton.
Tchaikovsky, tus obras me producen una sensación de melancolía y pura nostalgia. Ojalá las próximas generaciones sepan darte el lugar correcto, ojalá sepan apreciar tu arte.
This interpretation knocks it out of the park. The tempo is absolutely perfect throughout but 4:12 is particularly sublime.
No one did Waltzes like russian composers ♡
tastes like a nostalgic goodbye...
Exactly! Your comment should have more likes because thats so true what you said!
strange, sad and beautiful
Which car?
life itself
I don't have a car.
I know. 'Cos I stole it.
Sad? I say elegance but to each his own.
Got a mighty fine woman prancin' in my brain from this one...
Wish I still had my wife...
Это самая прекрасная музыка.❤️❤️💖
So according to some googling, Tchaikovsky wrote this piece while he was visiting France (hence, the french name meaning Sentimental Waltz in english). He stayed in a little cottage during the height of summer and he composed this while trying to find some peace during a difficult time in his life
Many comments on love whether it is a toxic relationship, unrequited love or the yearning for a now long dead spouse. Are we just projecting? Or is the music helping us find beauty in our suffering? Why do we have a common understanding of what this music means? I don't know but it's beautiful.
I am rly amazed about how music can give us these feelings. Like it understands us or... idk?? Music fits so well with my feelings
If you think about this, this music was created by a man who’s went through what he needed to create something as beautiful as this. It’s not us projecting as to what this music makes us feel, but it’s almost like we understand where he’s coming from. He’s human after all. He’s expressing how he feels, and as a collective, we understand him. It’s truly beautiful.
@@kitt4y You're right.
It's probably partially inspired by the "sentimentale" of the title, and reinforced by reading other people's comments LOL
I think it feels toxic perhaps because it swings wildly between yearning and hope, between pain and happiness, neither lasting very long. There is no closure, only confusion and instability.
It's so tragic, yet hopelessly romantic
I'm a fan
The most beautiful music I've ever heard in my life so far. The gods must weep when they hear this beautiful melody. This is the pinnacle of human creation.❤
Вроде бы,начинается очень грустно и депрессивно.Но именно в этот момент 2:12 как будто история меняется в более позитивный лад.Это как будто исцеление,или выход из депрессии.Это очень впечатляет,что музыка может это донести.
I don’t know why, but instead of other people, I feel this piece like hope and love. It is just straight beautiful.
Me too, exactly same!:)
Same to me, It doesn't feel like that melancholic
Me too.
@@bilguunchinzorig9532 pretty sure, Its beautiful, but isn't soo sad
to me it has a mix of both happy and sad
Imagine how the composer's mind would be blown finding out there exists a medium where his composition has been listened to over 13 million times, all the while being adored and discussed amongst people who have never met each other.
Thanks Russia for wonderful music and art
OK, you are welcome:))
Thanks Russia, Italy, France, Germany, Austria, Poland for that art called "Classical music".
Россия и сейчас ничего, главное понимать, где искать хорошее исполнение.
@@Itibitydetskuamericans could never
Does not matter where you are from, or how you were raised. Music speaks to us all in the same way.
Tchaikovsky gives me chills everytime I listen to his creations. He was a genius, such a huge imagination and talent. Too bad these days people don't compose such masterpieces anymore.
I'm working on it
+M's Compositions we're counting on you!
That is not true. You just don't listen to it, but there's definetly an active "classical" music scene, the problem is that this kind of composition is not well considered amongst conservatories because it's too consensual ... and that's the sad part!
+jANUS could you please give me some names? i'd love to listen to them
Send them to me, Director@Minu-park.com
Let's make art together :)
This was just recommended to me just randomly while I was sitting on the floor of my bedroom at 1am.
Just perfect
Why did you sit there instead of sleeping? 😃
you are blessed
Ceaikovsky, cu siguranță unul dintre cei expresivi compozitori ...
I dont know but whenever i listen to this, I imagine the lifetime of the cosmos. Theres brief exchanges of energy, this energy keeps stockpiling, the world reaches its peak, and then everything slowly starts to succumb to its inevitable end, leading to equillibrium. The peak was beautiful as long as it lasted.
I can never get homework done listening to classical music. Too damn amazing!
+Gregory Rose III Just let the music fill your mind and watch you understanding and comprehension of the subject of your homework soar. Classical melodies such as those penned by Tchaikovski are the most brilliant brain fertilizer known to man. Just relax and let it carry you away. Homework will be a breeze
+Ronald Mitaxa Just wanna dance!!
You have to choose your classical carefully to avoid distractions. It's tricky.
I'm studying for my math test tomorrow and classical music never fails me, so fucking good
+Gregory Rose III I thought I was the only one. I often wonder how people can learn while listening to this, because it is kinda killing me. When I experience music, I'm totaly occupied by it and ''in clouds''.
I love the part when the clarinet reiterates the theme. Has a sense of melancholic feel to it.
Genius tchaikovsky genius
At what time you are talking about? Because the clarinet never play the melody solo
***** exactly. Oboe player here :)
KeikiKitsune I agree :) But no, I don't have any recording I'm proud of :( I'm just a amateur musician anyways
+tiago80006 sorry guys yeh i meant oboe heehee
j12torts do you know what Sentimentale means?
Still as fresh 139 years later 🎼 Such an emotional masterpiece 🕊️🕊️🕊️
This song breaks my heart. For someone I’ve never stopped loving from half a world away and 35 years ago. Wondering what “could have been” if I’d been brave enough. Tchaikovsky, this song brings me to tears even after all this time. You’ll never be forgotten
Ja, so etwas passiert.....nur sehnsucht. Und verlangen.
@@dagmarvandoren9364
Der du von dem Himmel bist,
Alles Leid und Schmerzen stillest,
Den, der doppelt elend ist,
Doppelt mit Erquickung füllest;
Ach, ich bin des Treibens müde!
Was soll all der Schmerz und Lust?
Süßer Friede,
Komm, ach komm in meine Brust!
35 years ago? Dang, how old are you right now?
Such a lovely and sad somber feeling.. .. Tchaikovsky .... you were a genius.. ..Rest in peace..
+Javed Sultan (Sultan Khan) yes it is such sad for me, but it is a wonderful piece of music
I don't think it's sad. It's just sentimental and so romantic!
+Maka Kaka true,but like said for me it is sad. We all have different opinions and view of this beautiful song.
Oh, i didn't mean it that your opinion is wrong. Everybody has their own right to decide what they think for example about a song.
yea, totally agree
Listening to this I always have the picture in my mind of an old man living his day in a big empty house full of memories daydreaming about dancing with his long lost wife back when they were young.
No
reminds me of the movie, Up.
@@ewendinam1685 You're right, he definitely doesn't have a picture of an old man living in a big empty house in his mind when listening to this. Good job being a psychic and seeing through his deception. You're passive aggressive omniscience is much appreciated.
Какое же прекрасное произведение. Я не особенно люблю вальсы, но этот меня просто очаровал. Одна из моих любимых мелодий
this masterpiece brings me to life again and again in such a beautiful sadness walking through my dreams searching for some dead pieces of me
This feels as a toxic relationship, but one who was extremely addictive , chaotic and miserable.
Oh, brother...
That was strangely specific. U Good??
how do you know my relationship...
@@LGuiilhermee hope he is
@@nadhifibrahim4914 What’s your story, brother?
This guy looks like someone you could party with,just has that look in his eyes
+melissa chapman looooool this cracked me up lmao
+melissa chapman 10 minutes into waltz & chill and he gives you that look...
+melissa chapman lmao!
+melissa chapman, but he was gay. So he wasn't looking at you that way. ;~)
+melissa chapman He looks like a lighter version of the Dos equis guy
One of the most beautiful pieces I've ever heard. I'm blown away
The night of 21 December 2021 i'm back here , all alone crying about someone who kept hurting me . This soft music perfectly shapes my emotions , this sad melody colored with disappointment and despair . I'm going to start a new year without feeling this way and maybe then i can see this music from another perspective .. maybe it's just a delicate happy melody ..
I appreciate the hell out of Russian classical music. It always has a certain 'feel' to it. Almost can't describe it, but it's ear candy.
Mignonette Mizrahi
It has a melancolic feel.
Oh, those russians
I think you mean ear crack.
The Mighty Handful also
тоска.
Classical music is a little demonstration of paradise... and Tchaikovsky was an angel Who knew how to demonstrate it
Lua k. Love
exactly.
Yes
i love your comment
Siiiiiii!!!!!🧚♀️
He has composed music to die for.
I’ve never cried harder over a classical piece more than this.
Try listening to Et Incarnatus Est and Crucifixus from Bach’s B Minir Mass without crying.
try listening to the swan by saint saens while think about the good old days in the 2010s
@@sirtron7259 I just came from that one :')
Aqui yo... :(
You ever just listen to this reminiscing about life and the paths you could or should have taken before realising how much time you have truly wasted on meaningless things
It is inevitably my favorite music, it is ineffable
Ruslar dünyada en saygi duydugum milletler arasinda 1 sirada gelirler bizlere bu eserleri biraktiklari icin cok tesekür ederiz türkiyeden selamlar
Это уникальное оркестровое исполнение, широта звучания, блеск мелодизма, высокий профессионализм исполнения, гениальный композиторский талант Чайковского, восхищает и потрясает. !!!
Я много раз смотрела и слушала это произведение, оно навевает нежность, теплоту, мягкость, лёгкость, спокойствие.
Как там Юрец поживает?
@@29851208 Что за Юрец?
Точно точно, я тоже так думаю.
наверху отличный коммент к твоим словам: It feels like depression. Occasional, fleeting moments of upbeat melodies feel more like episodes of painfully self-aware mania among a constant bedrock of fear, and pain. From start to finish the song feels like a lifelong death throw. A beautiful dance of madness.
Yes such sweet subtleness induce all of these emotions.
Величие музыки Чайковского неизбежно охватывает душу, словно пылающий огонь, который согревает в холодные ночи. Его музыка - это воплощение страсти, мечтаний и эмоций, которые идут глубоко в нашу суть.Вальс Сентиментале - как чистый луч света, проникающий сквозь темные облака, наполняет сердце и душу нежностью и волшебством. Звуки фортепиано, струнных и духовых инструментов создают картины, в которых можно насладиться красотой мелодии, полной грации и изящества.
Когда звучит музыка Петра Ильича Чайковского, время останавливается, а мы окунаемся в его эмоциональное путешествие. Он воплощает чувства, которые мы порой боимся выразить словами. Его музыка звучит как река, которая несет нас сквозь неизведанные воды в наши внутренние глубины, открывая новые горизонты и переживания.
Каждая нота, каждый аккорд, каждое сольное исполнение Чайковского подобно кисти художника, которая прикосновением к холсту создает шедевр.
THIS GIRL I LIKE IS PLAYING THIS AND SHE HAS INVITED ME TO THE PERFORMANCE
She asked, "Is Tchaikovsky still composing?" And the old man answered, "No, my child, he is decomposing!"
Luiz C You’ve just made my day
☺🖐
Art
Lol XD aren't they all
very original
This song makes me feel like if I lived in a castle and I celebrated a party. All the people came dress up with beautiful dresses and masks, and I dance with a men with a mask and I never knew what is his name... I always live loving that men. (Sorry for my bad english, I'm from Spain. I need to say this, because I love Tchaikovsky ❤)
+Minah Satie dancing alone is like dancing with the world
hahaha i feel the same way. its so majestic
pensé que era la única que sentía eso cuando escuchaba semejante pieza,es sublime
+Minah Satie That's a great visual ;-)
I know how you feel! But mine is different...Once we finish dancing he tells me he is my enemy and he cannot marry me so we plan to run away together and have a family in secret.
Words convey understanding that music fails to describe, but music conveys emotion words cannot express. I love this song because it nicely describes the pain of life, while respecting its finer moments.
Que coisa mais linda, fico impressionada como que a música clássica, por mais que seja bem diferente do que estamos acostumados a ouvir no dia a dia, consegue captar emoções tão profundas e bonitas, lindo demais!!💖🤗👏🏽👏🏽
Song of broken hearts
yes
True.
Alexei Smirnoff 🥺🥀
Not exactly broken heart.
But greif of a lost family member maybe. Or a deep story of ones life and dark secrets
Nahh look for "none but the lonely hearts"
Heh, classical music is the most international kind of music there is. Just check the comments :)
Evija3000 true
true ☺
Evija3000 Well, thats something I had never considered, but you speak the truth indeed!
Evija3000 Classical Music is a type of World Music, from a certain point of view.
Evija3000 No lauguage - no lyrics - no hate :)
1:17 this part is so magical for me...
I absolutely love this song. I love how it goes back and forth from sad to happy…Like part of it sounds like a tragic love story and the other part sounds like you’re skipping through a field of flowers…Such emotional range. Although all of his music had emotional range. He truly was a genius composer. I heard this song originally on a classical music playlist and when I heard the emotional yet entrancing music I thought “I wonder if this is Tchaikovsky…” then I looked at this song and I was 1. Pleased to know I could recognize Tchaikovsky music and also 2. Not surprised at all that this beautiful yet emotional piece was his
This is so deeply emotional to me. Best piece of all time.
Sophie Alongside Chostakovich's second waltz
But to reach grace: Shubert's Ave Maria
Cheers
Sherto m2
@@machaineyoutubeaxel astafaralah god nos permita divorciarnos de las cosas arraigadas en nuestra vida.. que amamo tanto y es lo unico k talves disfrutamo en esta miserable vida
Sure it was Tchaikovsky
It was on autoplay
And when I heard it, I felt something, then I came here to check out
Of course it was Tchaikovsky
Kkk
I love this haunting melody and it breaks into this lovely dance of romance with slight melancholy
Чайковский поистине великий человек, наследие российской культуры.
Whenever I hear it all I can imagine is a young lady standing in some empty, red coloured French alley, rain is pouring on her and she is watching a person she loves to death holding hands with another. She smiles, but her eyes sparkle with helplesness, knowing she lost them forever.
Beautiful.
It feels like the moment before you fall asleep, drifting upon dark, warm waters as you slowly sink. Melancholy, nostalgia, hope, despair, joy, and thought, all in one bundle of notes.
why am I crying 😭
U can hear feelings too 😮💨