Borodin - Prince Igor: Polovtsian Dances, conducted by Andrzej Kucybała

[@petegebler2274]

Thanks!

[@petegebler2274]

Best version I have ever heard. It is me who is saying thanks.

[@fiqiretebraka3203]

Grazie , faleminderit.

[@andreybordyugov8619]

Зачёт, ответ правильный, но этот ответ не все знают, рад за Вас.

[@PATOPLOMERO]

Es el 2023, y mi admiración por la orquesta no decae. Extraño sus vídeos. Saludos y abrazos queridos amigos.

[@josemariabenavides7223]

​@petegebler2274

[@ftm8653]

Celal hocadan gelenler🙋🏼‍♀️ Tabi bu arada Güzel performans beğendim 👍

[@ecemmmmmms]

gercek videonun yorumlarini kapatmislar😕

[@bayramkaya870]

Yorumlar kapanmış Celal hocadan korktular herhalde

[@ikrastyles9405]

Önce video silip tekrar yüklemişler şimde de yorumları kapatmışlar 😒

[@mecitkartal3827]

Yeni mekan hayırlı olsun😂😂😂

[@furkandurmaz4346]

@@ikrastyles9405 halbuki adamlara izlenme getireceğiz

[@hayatguzel9391]

Prens igor destanı! Rusların Kumanlar’ı konu ettiği destan ☺️ zamanla igor operasının ortaya çıkışı! Süper 🤩 Celal hocadan gelenler 😀

[@namecit1407]

Hocam zamanla igor operasının ortaya çıkışı derken sanki halk arasında söylentiler sonucu destan olarak ortaya çıkmış gibi söylemişsiniz. Borodin'in bestesi ve eseri sonuçta :D

[@zdraste_alex2736]

Сон мне

[@zdraste_alex2736]

М

[@zdraste_alex2736]

@@namecit1407 и: с

[@wvicecity]

Aynen öylee

[@gizlikisi.3080]

Operaya bayılırığm. MEHMET CELAL ÖZYILDIZ. 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@melisakose4184]

Sırf bu yorumu görmek için geldim 😂

[@valentinus7721]

@@melisakose4184 bende😀😀🤣

[@Fatih.1700]

abem söyledi geld,m :)

[@furkanalibaylan658]

yoklama tamam :D

[@halimedurmus9248]

Abesinin gülleri 🇹🇷

[@yalcntasc5140]

Celal hocama saygılar 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@AlvinsThoughts]

Celal kimdi?

[@Dilfkeç]

​@@AlvinsThoughtstarihci

[@alicakir79]

Ben Operaya bayılırım... Selam olsun Celal hocam 🤚

[@gustavosilvacm8932]

An orchestra of teenagers who play like seasoned adults! I am simply astonished. Go on, boys and girls, you are terrific musicians!!

[@robertross28d]

Why not simply see and acknowledge them as musicians, rather than the patronising “boys and girls”?

[@Musibro3000]

Karma Police haha ur joking

[@hahhen]

@@robertross28d hur dur

[@alanoneill3065]

@@robertross28d jeez,,,your karma is criminal...hand yourself in

[@tjblues01]

Those teens have at least 10 years of training behind their belts. They are young but nevertheless they are experienced musicians...

[@mikischorner4873]

All this beautiful young people playing this fantastic music. Is there still hope in this world?

[@WillSing4TP]

Always. Music is universal.🥰

[@Tony-Thompson]

If only. What a wonderful world that would be.

[@antonkaschin7073]

World is nice place to grow and to wake up from matrix

[@MariaGracasmoraes-ix7tx]

Yes !

[@davidjacobs8558]

only if they don't allow illegal

[@NerimanAkyol-nt1fz]

Celal hocama saygılar hocam sayesinde hayatımda ilk defa opera dinledim tarih dersinden nereye geldim 😅🇹🇷

[@nevnunkk]

Celal hocam bir dünya markasısın❤

[@elifnurbuldu3991]

Mehmet Celal Özyıldız hocam sayesinde kültürümüz artıyor elhamdülillah

[@Tuilelen]

It's amazing that Borodin basically wrote this amazing opera in his spare time between his full-time job as a chemist and his work in feminist activism. What an amazing dude. Respect.

[@Bankable2790]

Gay

[@clavedeluz3044]

​@@user-yw7kb5ru5s ?

[@Ash-bl7vm]

@@Bankable2790 cry about it

[@olivierlebrel871]

@Tuilelen : Cela montre surtout que l'on est nettement meilleur dans ses passions que dans son job. Résultat : Une vraie merveille ! !

[@TheOneAndOnlySame]

There was no feminist activism involved. He did participate in the establishment of a school of medicine for women . But that's not "activism" as if dude was rallying in the streets etc. Dont try and kidnapp people into your little cult

[@noproblem4862]

OHA, kanalın sahibi başlığı cidden Celal Hoca'ya Selamlar diye değiştirmiş. Ben de Celal Hoca'nın eski bir video kesitinden geldim. Polonya'ya ve Kanalın sahibine saygılar. OMG 😳😁😂hahahahaDWÖĞÇKSÖÇŞSKSKSK.

[@Semus]

ahahaha

[@fatmakarldag1014]

Her yerdeyiz Celal hoca ❤️

[@Dilfkeç]

Yxizsrryisdyir

[@kystars]

Really such beautiful talent. Borodin was an amazing composer and chemist and helped the Russian education system. His music really touched me so much. I am a 57 year old male in the USA. I love classical music and the Russians had some brilliant composers. This is one of my favorite pieces of music. Also seeing this beautiful young people here, so talented. It makes me just want to be able to communicate with them all.

[@jacquelineperet6599]

KY Stars Same here

[@geoffbell100]

Couldn’t have commented better. I’m in my sixties and live in the UK. One of my first vinyl records in the sixties was this Borodin Polovtsian Dances. Great to see such a talented orchestral production.

[@ЕленаРожкова-в7ц]

@@geoffbell100 Но подаётся это видео, как народное произведение, композитор Бородин - русский, поэтому не упоминается как автор оперы " Князь Игорь"

[@bydirtyharry]

Wirklich wahre Worte von dir... Borodin ist einmalig.

[@Aeg0r]

@@ЕленаРожкова-в7ц Клоуниха, всем я так понятно чьё это произведение, это видео загружено еще 7 лет назад, а если уж хочешь говорить кто там русский а кто нет, то бородин по отцу был грузин вообще...

[@pumi63]

Thank you lord for giving us Borodin and thank you for the Polish children that did him such honor by playing so well , god bless you all

[@skyhigh6089]

They aren't children, they are teenagers and young adults.

[@pumi63]

@@skyhigh6089 they are a credit to their moms and papas . They would be so proud of them , god bless them all ....

[@pumi63]

At my age , they are beautiful children , god bless them all ....

[@GerardBeaubrun]

The fact that Alexander Borodin was a full time, trailblazing chemist and yet still able to create beautiful works such as this is not only a reminder of the power of love but a true inspiration for the rest of us. it is possible to give our whole to an activity even when our time cannot be fully spent on it. His dedication and love for the craft still compelled him to study and meticulously develop that sound which even to this day permeates in movie soundtracks. When an adventurer sets his foolhardy plans for conquest or discovery and attempts to explain this romantic notion to others, this soft introduction to those dreams are always given the treatment of the beginning of the Polovtsian dances. His friends, parents or lover would beseech the hero to reconsider, they would be calmed and reassured by words given power by music such as what we hear at this portion 0:36. Whenever a movie purports to display the beauty and sensuality of the middle east usually portrayed in the eyes of a mysterious beauty, we are lulled by inspired sets of the 1:21. The female chorus taken over by the hypnotizing strings, the lull of the honey like texture of the wind section usually carried by a noble oboe create this dimension far removed for the harsh reality, with beautiful shades of soft purple. Whether floating on a magic carpet, discovering the beautiful land or a dream sequence of love, we become strangers in paradise. Off course, there is always that scenes where the people give themselves fully to a frenetic dance. 2:55 reminds us of those moments after the conflict where Heroes partake in this maelstrom of rhythm, in which they hold hands and loose themselves in joy, excitement and hope. Borodin creates this illusion of unbridled rhythm, almost hinting that the musicians are allowing to go unsupervised mirroring the freedom of ethnic who seems allow art to flow without the chaperoning of rules. It's amazing to me how trumpets almost play the part of bass, the flutes so adventurously soar high in the sky already filled with the fireworks of cymbals and percussion. 4:17 The sounds of doom, that moment where our heroes come close to an adversary so terrifying, it defies everything we once thought of challenges. Announced by the looming drums, our hearts pound ever faster and tension builds just like those ascending strings, a crescendo of emotions which culminate in this apex which is the soundtrack of the maiden who undergoes that spiritual sacrifice. The strings are imposing, and demand our emotions, fear, wonder, terror, to fuse into one moment of undeniable paralysis. We have to admire that even in 4:51 in the midst of that terror, there is still place for beauty, dreaming and even the humor that hero such Indiana Jones display in the face of his impending end. and Yes Borodin did all this, meticulously, taking his time, not worrying about his limitations, slowly improving himself, slowly adding beauty and innovation. he did all this because he loved the craft and wanted his people to develop and own their own sound. Let's allow ourselves to take notes and not limit our endeavors because of our present situations. Our masterpieces will see life as long as we live to allow them the privilege of inception

[@SpaghettiToaster]

Well, I wouldn't say that most people couldn't care less. However, I can say for sure that there are millions upon millions more people who couldn't care less about your comment than about this, so, according to your mindset, why did you bother typing it?

[@SpaghettiToaster]

No, I'm not assuming that you said he shouldn't have typed his comment. I'm pointing out logical errors in your comment that make the comment itself pointless. You called him out for getting "caught up in his subjectivity" when he was expressing his feelings for this music. You mock and deride his opinions based solely on the argument that they are, in fact, his opinions. You use "most people don't care about x" as a way to criticize someone's claim "x is beautiful". This is in itself fallacious, because even if beauty were an objectively measurable property, it wouldn't depend on popular opinion. If it's not, then any such statement is trivially a subjective opinion and it's not refuted by the existence of differing opinions. Within this reasoning, it wouldn't make much sense to post a comment such as yours, as it's also full of your own opinions and could be criticized in the exact same (fallacious) way: "X? What [adjective] nonsense! How about Y? And remember, X is just your opinion, most people don't even share X." "Y? What [adjective] nonsense! How about Z? And remember, Y is just your opinion, most people don't even share Y." Ad infinitum. It's easy to see that this method of argument leads nowhere. The only way this argument could be made valid would be if the statements at hand could indeed be objectively evaluated by popular opinion. Of course they can't. But if this were the case, your own comment would be subject to the same kind of scrutiny: "Gerard Beaubrun's Statement is pseudo-profound nonsense" is a claim that almost everybody on earth would not agree with, for one thing because it's mean but mostly because a large number of people have never been exposed to it, making them unable to care about it (similar to classical music, incidentally). So, according to your own judgement, you're getting "caught up in your subjectivity" even much more than he is, because your post contains opinions shared by even fewer people than his. This absurdity demonstrates why you cannot use "most people don't like x" to counter someone's subjective statements about x.

[@SpaghettiToaster]

Everything he said is trivially and obviously an opinion which can only be subjective. Your criticism makes no sense because it assumes that Gerard was presenting his opinions as facts, which he wasn't.

[@SpaghettiToaster]

So, in reality, all your comment expresses is your opinion on the preceived profundity or lack thereof of a part of Gerard's comment. So, again, by your own standards you've commited the very crime you're accusing him of.

[@SpaghettiToaster]

David Span "Pseudoprofundity" is a subjective and derogatory assessment. It doesn't have objective indicators. If you believe it does, please provide a scientific definition and the facts based on which you're able to objectively and authoritatively classify something as "pseudo profound".

[@Richard-t8v]

Superb! This brings me faith in humanity and the future. What beautiful and accomplished young adults.

[@snab032]

Greetings from Russia to our Polish brothers and sisters! You are so cool and well done, regardless of your age! symphonic music is respected in Russia. Good luck becoming great musicians!

[@ilaydabademli2847]

Abem beee Mehmet celal hocam nasıl da güzel söylemişsiniz helal olsun. Bu arada Ötüken Türk kahvesine selamlar 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@Dilfkeç]

Eyaidsryidrixzydi

[@farukburhanucar5009]

Koz ver koz ver koz ver😂😂

[@_tugbaydi]

Koz ver kaz ver çay ver kımız ver tü bismillah 🇹🇷🇹🇷🐺

[@elifglmz7]

Alıntı:”Operaya bayılırım” Mehmet Celal Özyıldız

[@gwtwvivien]

This is the best version I have ever seen, not only it is brillianty played but it is played by youngsters, beautiful young souls. Lovely to hear and to see them. Thank you Akademia Filmu !! From Argentina with love.

[@gwtwvivien]

Keep on going, you are doing an excelent job. God Bless these young artists.

[@adianmoisescoronelvelez3139]

Eres muy bella,viva la música de gran calidad.arriba Alexánder Borodin.

[@Sheilamaizi]

Ana amazing version. And the young adults played it beautifully!!!

[@juliocjacobo]

This music reminds me of my childhood.

[@AtticusStount]

Best version you've seen - was that a Freudian slip? Very pretty girls playing instruments ;) I could have taken a bet it was Poland. I certainly don't expect there's a better version out there.

[@АнатолийШатсков]

Хит на все времена! Браво молодым музыкантам! Проявили высокий профессионализм и передали те эмоции, которые испытывал с молодых лет! Мне 76 лет, я из России!

[@AkademiaFilmuiTelewizji]

Привет!

[@АнатолийШатсков]

Благодарю с пожеланиями добра!

[@wiktormaj]

Boszoje spasiba. Mnie 75lat. Ja z Polski.

[@gulizarucar6258]

Mehmet celâl özyıldız Operaya bayilirigmm jdndjdnskabdygx Mehmet hocadan gelen birben 😂🖤

[@Dilfkeç]

JTCMENHFCSKFCSHJCFSSCHSFKH ABI SHKDNFSHCFSSFC

[@tulaytureyen2371]

Mehmet Celal hocadan gelenler neredesinizzz

[@meliketar9704]

Celal hocam prens İgor sizin sayenizde ünlü oldu haberleri yokkk

[@Sblbzdgn]

İlk defa opera izliyorum celal hocama sevgiler

[@sm8860]

Polovtsian people have been gone for over 700 years, destroyed by Batu Khan. Yet their Tribal name is forever captured in the Title of this beautiful music composition.... Life works in strange ways.....BEAUTIFUL PERFORMANCE ! Thank you

[@civcivilepenguen]

Ay ben operaya bayılırığğm :D Celal Hocama selam olsun. Abesinin gülü❤☾☆ 🇹🇷

[@ily2175]

2 saatlik videonun yorumlar kapanmis celal hocadan geldim. operaya bayilirimmm abeeemm

[@veyselbidav]

onun sesiyle okudum :D

[@EagleOneM1953]

It never ceases to amaze me how people can look at a piece of paper with bars and dots with tails and know which button to push or on which part of a set of strings to hold down to get the sound written on that paper. I have an immense admiration for talented people like that. And the composers of course to come up with it and write it down for total strangers to play it the way he imagines it should sound... Mindboggling...

[@maribelxiri6364]

Los músicos son seres especiales, tienen magia en sus dedos.

[@irvcuttler1365]

My thoughts exactly, before even reading your comment. We are unique!

[@somerando8417]

Practice, it just take practice. You can do it too

[@송인관-t6h]

Russian style music is sooooo good . I like that the members are young.

[@dunruden9720]

*송인관 It IS a school orchestra competition. No old people allowed (except in the audience)!

[@howardwayne3974]

@Themiya Liyanage I'm officially an old person ( if you call 67 old ) and I played the French horn in my " younger years " .But I admire the hell out of these young people !!! They are astonishing ! Such dedication and drive , not to mention discipline.!

[@pitou6084]

@@howardwayne3974 how is life now? Any piece of advice to this midtwenty boy would be so much appreciated:)

[@oc2phish07]

Such talent from such young people. Brilliant. I think this is possibly the best version of this piece I have ever heard. Well done to every member of the orchestra. And thanks for posting.

[@romance210]

Drudge

[@Lindi969]

totally agree!

[@1940limited]

Why would 350 people give this a thumbs down?

[@Tocsin-Bang]

@@1940limited Because they have no understanding of beauty.

@@1940limited - why? jealousy, foolishness, ignorance ... that's why

[@wojciechwiktorowicz3557]

Przepiękna muzyka. Borodin jest dowodem że wszyscy rosyjscy kompozytorzy byli geniuszami. Mało jest narodów wydających takich twórców muzyki. Każdy takt chwyta za serce. Gdy słucham kompozytorów rosyjskich zawsze jestem szczęśliwy, zadumany, myślami unoszę się nad ziemią niemal sięgając nieba. Wykonanie młodych muzyków też piękne. Dziękuję Im bardzo.

[@КатеринаТимпан]

Надеюсь, что вы и на сей день не отказались от своих слов...

[@jakelucas5944]

It's very nice to hear this from a Pole. Russians also really like the music of great Polish composers. I really like ordinary people from Poland. Health and well-being to you and your loved ones.

[@MarkBaubonys]

I thought it was good before the kettle drum fanfare. Then the volume I guess jolted me (I'm a hound for dynamics). Then I saw THESE ARE KIDS! A very impressive performance! Wow!

[@turkulerdinle8077]

Başlık harika: Celal Hocaya selamlar🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@blizzierstudio]

0:34 [a] Introduction: Andantino, 4/4, A major 1:19 [b] Gliding Dance of the Maidens Andantino, 4/4, F♯ minor 2:51 [c + a] Wild Dance of the Men Allegro vivo, 4/4, F major 4:17 [d] General Dance Allegro, 3/4, D major 6:16 [e] Dance of the Boys and 2nd Dance of the Men Presto, 6/8, D minor 7:40 [b′ + e′] Gliding Dance of the Maidens (reprise, soon combined with the faster dancing of the boys): Moderato alla breve, 2/2, A major 9:06 [e″] Dance of the Boys and 2nd Dance of the Men (reprise): Presto, 6/8, D minor 10:34 [c′ + a″] General Dance: Allegro con spirito, 4/4, A major

[@blizzierstudio]

I’m doing this just for my presentation at college, so I can easily show the right passage.😂 Hope it will be useful for everyone too!

[@venzenulon]

@@blizzierstudio haahah im using it for my fav parts

[@husoelrey]

Napim

[@Stalingrad2]

Kumanlara selam olsun 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@raymondtong4526]

Good wonderful music.

[@victorhrodriguez1159]

I read once that a general asked Franz Liszt: "Have you ever been in a battle ?". Liszt answered: "Have you ever given a concert? ". The general said then: "If it weren't for us, nobody would defend you." Liszt said: "If there were no sublime moments in life, there would be nothing worth defending."

[@bernadettamroz8249]

Bravo!!! Poland should be proud to have such talented youth. Amazing work, one of the best, true versions of this composition.

[@vasjaforutube1]

Much love from Russia to a great polish youth orchestra!

[@anteliomonteiroabellan1214]

My mother loved Prince Igor and of course I too was stung by this sublime music. Thanks!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@ВладимирГриневич-ю2щ]

Мне 86. Восторгаюсь талантливой молодёжью! Уверен, что ВЕЛИКИЙ АЛЕКСАНДР БОРОДИН, услышав оркестр, был бы очень доволен!!!

[@nd5301]

очень верное замечание!

[@michelleong2762]

It's incredible that this is the only orchestra I've encountered so far that understands that the first theme is a dance, and plays it like a dance. What a difference! Bravo!

[@elizabethschaeffer9543]

Yes! I started listening to this being played by another, and very famous, orchestra. I had to change to this site. The well-known orchestra lumbered, like a cart with a loose wheel. This dances! The difference is amazing. I couldn't put it into words, but you have done just that. Many thanks!

[@gwtwvivien]

It's incredible that some people used this music videos to fight. It's really incredible. Instead of enyoing the music they are looking for a chance to fight, to use rude words. And if my English is not perfect don't try to fight with me. I live in Argentina and here we speak Spanish.

[@RMaidla]

Don't worry about your English. It's perfect.

[@malaysabolehpsy]

Let's not argue here. And good one gwtwcarlos, I agree with you. People use music as a chance to argue and fight.

[@georgeboeck1298]

Fools judge youth harshly. Leave them to it. Tolstoy argued for the non-recognition of evil. Harsh judgments of the honest efforts of young musicians harm these young people. Don't honor them with responses.

[@paullewis2413]

@@georgeboeck1298 We all know about people who use the internet just to create arguments - they are called trolls and should be ignored.

[@張㨗欽]

Trust me, your English is very well, my Lady !Me?Oh, I can reading, but conversation …Forget it.

[@jaimepgodoy]

Thanks Alexander Borodin for this wonderful masterpiece....Thanks Dad for introducing me to this marvelous music....God bless you dad ..RIP my love is always with you & this wonderful music keeps your memory alive more than ever

[@metehan7602]

Celal hocam saygılar buraya da döşeliyoruz

[@raymondtong4526]

Good wonderful music.

[@solevita256]

I never get tired of watching these youngsters. There just might be hope for our future at that.

[@aleyna6250]

videonun başlığında celal hocaya selamlar yazıyor möxmcksnvksfmcıe OPERAYA BAYILIRIĞĞM

[@cukuravayvr3465]

Ben göremedim ya sırf gerçekten yazıyor mu diye bakmaya geldim bulamadım

[@aleyna6250]

@@cukuravayvr34652 yıl önce yazıyormus ya şimdi yok 🥲

[@cukuravayvr3465]

@@aleyna6250 e iyi o zaman ben de saf saf tüm igor opera videolarına bakmıyım teşekkürler ajsjajsjsj Celal hocanın yeni videosunda gördüm işte adam mail atmış ona sonra videoyu kaldırmış sonra tekrar yüklemiş en sonunda da Celal hocaya selamlar yazmış ,ben de gelip bakıp gururlanayım ,yorumlara bakıp güleyim dedim 😅bence adam kıskandı da Selamı sildi sjsjajssajsjsj

[@juancarlossaavedra4505]

"The caliber of a country is measured by it's achievements in the Arts and Science." Andres Bello .Founder of the University of Chile

[@johnwainwright9313]

A truly wonderfully talented young bunch of brilliant musicians. Thank you all.

[@basak8525]

Gencler tüm güzel enerjileri ile müziği icra ediyor.Harika ziyafet.👏👏👏👏👏

[@ozgurkose773]

Aynen bravo!

[@mustafa-j1]

Sende mi Celal hocadan?

[@zbigniewbroszczyk7502]

Miło popatrzeć i posłuchać jak pięknie graja uzdolniona młodzież ze szkoły muzycznej .Gratulacje dla nich wszystkich.

[@tamararomanovskaya8499]

Какое красивое исполнение ,необыкновенно слажено играют духовые инструменты,браво дирижеру и всему оркестру!

[@sumeyyearkanboz6444]

Opera ooo bayılırım. MEHMET CELAL ÖZYILDIZ

[@benxdybarto]

I only came across Borodin recently. Magnificent. I am so in love with the first chapter. Thank you to all those amazing musicians in the orchestra x

[@mariahelenaribeirogomes4243]

É APAIXONANTE A ESTORIA DE CHERAZADE NA BUSCA DE ENCANTAR IGOR PARA SALVAR SUA VIDA@

[@kid926]

Uno spettacolo e una interpretazione meravigliosa questi sono i giovani che il mondo ama

[@hansel1jensen]

Certamente!!!

[@ΑιμιλίαΛαμπροπούλου]

I was in the conservatory and had just finished studying the piano. As I went down the stairs, I heard music. The Symphony Orchestra rehearsed this piece. I was ecstatic. Since then, I have loved it.

[@aysenurucar5456]

Celal Hocamdan geldik ❤️🇹🇷

[@georgejarry3964]

Young people have soul, have power, have strength and this is a master piece.

[@autystycznymokiem5770]

I am so proud of these Polish kids, they had to put a lot of work to get such an impressive effect.

[@richardhughes7868]

How pleased am I to listen to this masterpiece by such a talented young artist magnificent ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@身勝手のはると]

はじめのオーボエのソロを聞いてる後ろで動いてる人たちがコーラングレのソロを終えてからうけついできたメロディーをかなでる。とてもきれいで聞き惚れるねかっさー

[@ptkasa4948]

たしかにそうだね

[@nd5301]

соглашусь с тобой

[@maxdaae]

Everybody in this orchestra plays with so much passion

[@m.Cicek.]

Gelmeseydim catlardim ABEM 😅 CELAL hocadan selamlar 🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@sedadeveci8293]

Mehmet Celal hocam en üsttekinin yorumları kapamışlar :)) buradan devamız 🇹🇷

[@treytillotson6806]

They are all great musicians, but particularly I’m curious to see how the principal oboist is doing now - Love how she plays!

[@dewittreeve4345]

I love the music but even more I love watching the young people play it. Seeing such groups of such beautiful young Poles warms my heart to their whole country; I wish it a bright, free future.

[@10969asis]

başlık SKAJKJAHAJHFJH celal hocanın askerleri her yerde asökjdajjkajfka

[@zeynepy8607]

Celal hocadan geldim :) Such a beautiful music, Celal teacher told us history of this, and it was very funny (the way he tells the story)

[@emreinanici9571]

zeynep senin ne güzel ingilizcen var oyle

[@emreinanici9571]

Shshshdhsj

[@astransu]

Operaya bayılırımm🤗 Celal hocadan yorumları okumaya geldim 😅

[@EsraArslan147]

Ben deee😂😂😂😂

[@pedroparra2399]

Borodin es una fuente de inspiración, como musico y como químico, a los que no son químicos no tienen idea de cuanto contribuyo a la rama de la química orgánica, sin duda un genio sin igual.

[@leonardhurley5761]

I first heard this music almost seventy years ago when I was nine years old in a cinema prior to the movie. Over the years when I heard it again memories kept flooding back. It has never left my head. Beautiful music played by beautiful talented musicians. Thanks from Ireland.

[@silviochavezzapata9646]

cómo me gustaría saber si una pequeña version musical de "un extraño en el paraíso' la tengo guardada desde mi infancia, tiempo en el que no había aun la radio o es una escucha de un tiempo posterior, pero el solo escucharlo me transporta a unos personajes y a mi infancia. Me es una melodía muy familiar.

[@francescrodriguez6314]

Las danzas polovsianas de Borodin fué el primer disco que en mi juventud compré. Lo he oido centenares de veces. Me dice tantas cosas. Me situa en medio de las tierras de la estepa, inagino los bailes típicos del lugar. En fin, en el fondo me lleva a mis veinte años. Bendita música que te eleva por encima de las gentes, los problemas de cada dia, los anhelos de aquello que piensas hacer cuando "seas mayor". Llegas a mayor y muchas veces no lo puedes cumplir.

[@danielfranco9405]

Hola!!! Parece que me Robaste el , Pensamiento.....Eso Siento yo, Cuando disfruto de este Maravilloso Borodin...Tiene La Hermosa Virtud , de Trasladarnos por Las Estepas, y las Blancas Llanuras Siberianas...Imaginativo Borodin....Gran Talento....🌹🌹

[@alfredogomez5241]

Its nice to see young people playing classical music.

[@joeyjamison5772]

NICE? IT'S GREAT!!!

[@alfredogomez5241]

@@joeyjamison5772 Yes you're right. Its Great. Better than Hip Hop and Rap

[@joeyjamison5772]

@@alfredogomez5241 I've always regarded the term "Rap Music" as being an oxymoron.

[@kelvinwilson9217]

Great performance by both musicians and the conductor. It's so encouraging to see youth involved in something so beautiful and stamped with a bit of all their personalities.

[@ayseerturk7585]

Diger videonun yorum kismini kapatmislar🤣🤣Celal hocadan geldik burdayiz😁

[@ArtemNovosibirskiy]

Спасибо, ребята. Русские и поляки - славяне, и это нас больше объединяет, чем разединяет. Спасибо за красивое исполнение гениальной музыки!

[@rosefloregrimaldi6345]

On dit que la musique adoucit les moeurs... pourquoi ne pas la faire écouter a Monsieur Poutine ?sans ironie aucune ,j'ai une pensée ,émue et triste pour tous ces jeunes sacrifiés des 2 côtés Ils ne pourront plus écouter ces merveilleux musiciens que furent, Borodine, Tchaïkovski, Prokofiev, Rimski-Korsakov,et tant d'autres qui m'ont enchantée dans ma jeunesse sans oublier tous les écrivains Russes ou est la grande Russie ? Bonne écoute à tous et gardons espoir (petite note "fun,"si je savais le Russe j'écrirai bien au Président de ce pays que j'ai toujours admire(,je parle du pays )mais adieu mon rêve de transsibérien et le lac Baïkal !)

[@nd5301]

К огромному сожалению, в данным момент времени, музыка это единственное, что нас объединяет..

[@popswhippersnapper9629]

Not a single one of these wonderful young people is staring into a cell phone but instead is giving us renewed hope in the upcoming generations - truly an inspiring video.

[@LisaGelhaus]

pops whippersnapper yeah!!

[@PanJasnovidec]

A highly professional performance from this fine young group of musicians, who must have worked very hard to achieve this standard. They are a credit to their teachers, to themselves and to their country which, as we know, has produced many outstanding musicians in the past and, hopefully, some of these talented young people will follow in their footsteps. Thank you.

[@robertthomson9808]

What a superb performance of Polovtsian Dances by this young orchestra and their conductor. Borodin would be delighted. Also well filmed. I have watched it several times with my wife who loves it too. Thanks to all from Scotland.

[@yatyatadayxw4656]

Bravo harikasınız gençler🍀🎺🎻🥁🎷🎵

[@katiesethna]

The future of classical music is alive and well in these young hands. Marvellous!

[@oreliobernardes]

Such a beaultiful oboe sound! And not only the oboe, the entire orchestra! Awesome!

[@r.lmedina6939]

Superb performance! ...Beautiful People, beautiful music!

[@LarryPfeffer]

A real pleasure to watch this; whoever directed the cameras clearly knew the music and had made notes ahead, to follow the members currently playing the main melodic line!

[@shrrsyhr]

Tabi ki Celal hoca sayesinde burdayiz ❤🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@kategibb5459]

Absolutely wonderful. So young,so talented.Just what we need at this time.

[@MelisaKöse-u3q]

operaya BAYILIRIĞMMMM Mehmet Celal Özyıldız... saygılar hocam

[@leyla_G]

Mehmet Celal Özyıldız hocanın askerleriyiz🤟

[@donpeckels6293]

What an absolutely superb performance of the Polovtsian Dances! Borodin would be so pleased with this wonderful orchestra that brought out the very best of this great music!

[@cerennurrr]

Celal Hocama saygılar ve sevgilerle 🩶🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷(Kürşatın torunları)

[@Jean-MarieLeBon-og2fy]

❤🎉🎉

[@petegebler2274]

That is one of the great things about Borodin. He was not a professional composer. It's true that the famous Russian composers at the time (name two of them and when did you last hear any of their music performed?) admitted him to their circle but he was a professor of chemistry. He made some quite important discoveries in the chemistry of aldehydes but nothing that would have won him a Nobel Prize. He also played an important role in the development of female education in Tsarist Russia by insisting that his chemistry lectures were open to everyone. In his spare time, he wrote some beautiful music. If I had the luxury of choosing what I would like to be remembered for, I would be happy with either of the last two. But the really great thing about this performance is the way that Andrzej Kucybala gets every one of these people, some of whom don't look as if they've started shaving yet, playing as if they had already done it a hundred times together. You can have the music and the orchestra and the conductor but it is rare that they all come together so brilliantly.

[@petegebler2274]

Everyone who was part of this should be proud of it forever but also remember that it wasn't just you.

[@petegebler2274]

Another thing about Borodin was that he really loved his family. The second string quartet was written for his wife as a kind of anniversary present. I don't know what his financial situation was at the time but I think it was probably pretty good and he could have just bought some jewels for her. Instead, he wrote the greatest musical love poem ever. This is just my personal interpretation of it but I don't think anyone has ever come anywhere near this is combining private intimacy and public celebration of that private joy. No wonder Hollywood pounced on it as soon as his copyright ran out and made one of the most stupid sentimental films ever. Don't ever watch it. just listen to Borodin.

[@gustavoricciardi7344]

Ohhh ! my God !! so young musicians gifting the most beautiful music of all the times !!!

[@TheDmonet]

oboe line at :50 possible greatest melody ever? I've found it incredibly moving since I was a child.

[@bruhmoment9385]

Agreed!

[@fatos3805]

Celal hocacım dedi ki ben operaya baleye bayılırım gidin sizde bakın hop hemen burdayız 😉😁🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

[@jorgecormart]

Es refrescante escuchar a una orquesta integrada por jóvenes; felicidades desde México

[@gelan0573]

c'est charmant , et ça change du répertoire classique , bravo à cette école Polonaise de jeunes musiciens vertueux

[@YourHalfSister]

I love this song, and the flute player holds a special place in my heart, as I played flute from 5th grade until I graduated from high school. 💖

[@erichmichaelis7521]

Спасибо большое за слаженное и эмоциональное исполнение. Желаю вам дальнейших успехов в вашей работе по популяризации классической музыки!

[@Ravel-sf2xc]

今日本の高校生で、英語をどれだけ勉強しても日常会話ができるレベルになりませんが、唯一大好きな音楽では言語なんて関係なく繋がることが出来るんだなと思いました。私はトランペットをやっていて、日本の吹奏楽やオーケストラでもよくボロディンのダッタン人の踊りは演奏しています☺️

[@jeanninecleary8131]

Magnificent! Perfect!! The orchestra is grown up by now. but OH!! how they played! Borodin is one of my favorite composers. But Polovtsian Dances is my very favorite music to lift me up! The music pulls me in. I experience every emotion listening to it, tears running down my face in joy at the notes. Your orchestra did that for me tonight, and I am warm and smiling! Thank you!!!

[@WillSing4TP]

Omg, same! Watching the US ice dancing couple skating to this piece right now, & it took me back when my choir sang this with the Mesa Symphony. I had to find it & listen to it on KZbin. I immediately started crying. 🥲🤧