Please fix the pronunciation of musical terms like concerto, names like Nadezda and Tchaikovsky. I could not go on listening to this.

Cool video! 🎉

Actually achieving 8 octaves was an engineering marvel because of the incredible tension.

informative.

Caruso's "vesti la giubba" (1907) was the first gramophone record to sell a million copies, one of them was bought by my grandfather, who also owned Gigli's "la donna e mobile" and several of Elgar's works. When my grandfather died the records went to my mother , and as a child I listened to them often.

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Mentions Christofori, shows picture of Bach 😂

good video but get a new mic when u can please please

Selden heard such one-sided stuff and nonsense about a serious classical musician!😮

Very intrressting ❤ See you soon ❤

Cool video 😂❤🎉

Thank you for this. Lovely video.

I died what i heard “he’s frequentwy weferred to”💀

Please dont use that weird image of FM.

Typo on title ' Father or impressionism' ??

"though they had a significant limitations..." When I hear stuff like this I lose confidence in anything else the video is telling me.

Too bad you couldn't get his birth year correct; what else one wonders?

Thanks...but you really need to get to grips with your French pronunciation!

BREAKING: Historians and Scientists found out last month (Mar/April 2024) that all of his ailements were likely from lead poisoning. They did test on his preserved hair folicles.

Not 21 children. Get your facts correct.

WHO ALLOWED THIS TO BE OUT! This man cannot pronounce French at all, and cannot even pronounce the name of Russia's greatest composr, or Verdi. Hire me instead, at least I am willing to imprve my French, since i just finished the latest major Debussy biography!: CLAUDE DEBUSSY: THE SUPREME ARTIST OF MUSICAL FANTASY.

Well made short biography about one of the greatest geniuses of classical music. It´s woth mentioning that he also loved jazz and was an admiror of Art Tatum and George Gershwin. Is it possible to reveal who are the interpreters of the recording of "Rach 3" which accompanies the documentary from the beginning to end? It is not the recording of the late 30s in which Rachmaninov playes his own work.

When They Asked Glenn Gould what was his favorite Shakespeare play was he said that it was the Play Richard II

Recent tests on his hair suggest his deafness was caused by heavy metal poisoning, particularly the lead acetic in the cheap wine he kept drinking. But other theories have been advanced.

Claude is always my best composer

It's father OF impressionism.

OR?

Can never assume knowing who another person loves.

Really don’t think the sustain pedal was 1924, invented around 1770 I believe.

Debussy is my favorite composer.

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How sweet ❤❤❤

Please find a narrater who can pronounce names, and classical music terms correctly, next time, and ..."earliest 20th Century"? - REALLY?!!

Superb!!

bro okay nice video but please you just opened wikipedia

I am relearning and wish to be an active student of knowledge, I hope to learn how to play an instrument next year! 🎼

Ugh!!!! Not a boy band. By definition, they don’t tick a single box of what a boy band is.

Domenico never ceases to amaze me! Very good video 👏👏👏

surprised the announcer is mispronouncing SO many names.

Always enjoy your content

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There are Many articles rightly calling The Monkees the world's first or original manufactured boy band most of them don't even mention The Beatles at all. The June 2000 NY Daily News Article Is Called,Monk-eeing Around With The First Boy Band In the New York Daily News article by Richard Huff which is about the then June 2000 VH1 movie about the Monkees, DayDream Believers:The Monkees Story he says the fact is The Monkees were arguably the first boy band long before anyone had actually coined the term,he then said the group started as a premise for a 60's television sticom built around a Pre-Fab Four meant to pick up where Richard Lester's two Beatles films -Help! in particular left off.He says later in the article that The Monkees were The Back Street Boys before any of the current Back Street Boys were born. He also quotes VH1's vice president of motion pictures Michael Larkin who says this film depicts them as they really were,the first boy band. A 2019 article in Naples News Hey,hey It's A Monkee :Micky Dolenz Talks Early Years Of Original Boy Band The author Bill Lamb of a May 2019 article The Top Monkees Songs Best Of The Pioneer Boy Band rightly says, The Monkees were the first boy band put together through auditions to take over the top of the Billboard pop charts. He then rightly says they were a boy model for countless boy bands to come over the next decades. There was also a great January 2002 Toronto Star article that unfortunately isn't online anymore and quotes from Micky Dolenz of The Monkees, The Monkees: The Original Boy Band? It compares them to The Back Street Boys, and New Kids On The Block and Micky Dolenz says The origin of the term boy band came from those only male vocal groups who wrote no music & played no instruments and were manufactured, and The Monkees were hired as actors to play a fictional genuine rock and roll band like The Beatles, The Monkees didn't even play any instruments on their first several albums, and even though Mike Nesmith wrote some good songs, all of their big best known hit songs were written by professional song writers. Thankfully there is no ludicrous mention of The Beatles in this article either. Hey, Hey It's The First Boy Band March 31,2001 by John Kelly in The Irish Times An article from July 2001 Orlando Sententinel says The Monkees are considered the Godfather of today's boy bands. Here They Come (again) The Monkees Return to TV in Documentary, Film The June 27, 2000 CNN article about the VH1 movie, Daydream Believers: The Monkees Story also rightly describes them as the original version of the manufactured boy band, The Monkees were Davy Jones,Mickey Dolenz,Mike Nesmith and Peter Tork. In the UK Music Reviews May 2016 interview by Keven Cooper with Peter Tork of The Monkees, he's asked by the interviewer, Looking Back How Does It Feel When You Realize That You Were A Part Of The World's Very First Boy Band? In a May 2016 interview in Florida Today with Peter Tork in Florida Today, the interviewer Mike Nunez asks him, As one of the first bands to be branded through TV shows, merchandising and more, do you ever think of yourselves as the original boyband? And Peter laughs and says he's been asked that before. He then says it never really occurred to him spontaneously, but depending on how you define a boy band, he says I guess so on some level.

Excellent video, make more!

Bach's "Wohltemperiertes Klavier" should be mentioned and explained, also "Hammerklavier", Beethoven's sonata.

Very nice video 🎉

Debussy was born in 1862 but not in ‘63.

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Piano is the best! 🎉

Mozart is my very favourite composer.Then Haydn and Beethoven.