Great music

Still imagining "Gain Ground" for some of the stages :P

Seems like the odd numbered symphonies have more energy. ❤

AMAZING, GOD HAD TO BRING ABOUT ENTIRE CULTURES FOR THIS TO BE A THING, FOR THIS TO EXIST !!!

Thank you for doing such a big score visible on a small phone with my crappy eyes

​​Desde Bogotá, Colombia, escuchándolos, bendiciones

Anybody here from Algodoo?

10:25

3:37

Sooooo different from the arr. Meyer thing

3:54 timpani starts after C

Old Roblox In NES?!?

Ah the perfect break up piece

1:09

100,000th view (not to brag)

3:35

2:00

This is amazing, I love it

The Fifth Symphony by Tchaikovsky is one of the most sublime works I've had the pleasure of listening to.

Joya del genial maestro ruso con un final atípico con ese prolongado silencio...lo más conmovedor de esta magnífica creación

Pedro Hijo de una gran siete.

14:31

newgrounds!!

that horn solo is the first sun light on a chill winter morning....

listened to this [playing item asylum, took me to a whole level of ascension, this shit is a nostalgic banger

I am a 37 year old man and every time I listen to this I start bawling.

I can't choose which is better - this one or the original official release

This legit sounds like some Megaman OST

I saw trombones in here somewhere, I swear😃

8 bit? at least are 16 :P

12:14 Allstate Excerpt

whacha listening to? me: this nuke🔥🔥🔥

Sydney Shark Nostalgia brought me here

One of the shittiest recordings of all time. This finale has a fiery energy within it that's always there from beginning to end (except for the first 2 bars of the coda, an unfortunate mistake by Tchaikovsky). And one of the best conductors ever decided to play the whole thing (apart from the beginning of the fast part of the coda) slower than a slow dance of grandmas, with added ritenuto in random places (like the main theme's triumphant return in C major at the end of the exposition) if that wasn't enough. This is just ludicrous. I have no idea how Bernstein, such a talented musician and clever man in general, could've made such a grave mistake. The coda was simply painful to listen to. The first two bars were torturous enough; now, they are akin to medieval torture devices thanks to the extra slow tempo, which I assume is supposed to evoke a feeling of grandeur and triumph, which it just doesn't. At least the fast section was fast enough, but only up until the 6/4 part of it. Even the buildup to the coda was horrible. The rapid tutti chords were played quickly and soullessly, matter-of-factly, even, and the final B major chord was ridiculously long. This recording of Tchaikovsky's 5th Symphony finale is a showcase of extremes and how to use them terribly, nothing more.

6:10

10:43 ... about the only worthwhile part of the entire symphony imho. The great solo woodwinds in the recap. This is very flawed work for a master. Tchaikovsky himself thought so. Gimmicky, patchwork, hysterical, nonsensical?

12:18

Z　10:50

Anyone watching in 2023 or later?

Fisrt heard this is geometry dash today on mobile

5:35

These first minutes with the cello, viola and bass is just absolutely unmatched. The way Piotr made the bass play the highest grades drives me craaaaaazeyyyy everytimeee 😫 Piotr, if only you could all see us, two centuries later, listening to your soul and going completely mad!

*2:08*

5:04

Poor performance but nice work on the sheet music.

That big secondary dominant at 12:15 is one of the most satisfying things in all of music. It’s just so wonderfully cheesy and gorgeous

Terrible conducting. Changing the tempi. 3rd movement starts outoo fast. LeTchaikowsky's notespeak for themselves.

Gotta be my favorite recording of this piece. The New York Phil has such incredible musicians, and Bernstein's conducting is absolutely incredible - the closest to perfection as something can be. Absolutely incredible.

Very fluid sounding Melody and ring with the Chimes of the fortune of a new year

7:38