All-Star Orchestra, Episode #10: Rimsky-Korsakov - Scheherazade

[@davidlee7758]

Scheherazade was the first symphonic work I ever heard, at age 5, and I was hooked on it and classical music in general. The ability of Rimsky-Korsakov to use the orchestra to create a work both intimate and colossal still fires my I imagination. I close my eyes and I see and hear the stories as Scheherazade might have told them. 63 years later and I am still in love with this piece. Like Maestro Schwarz, I too have many recordings of it. As in the recording of Daphnis and Chloe, the orchestra is out-of-this-world talented, and the audio engineering is superb!

[@marcel_schweder-composer]

Brillant, thank you! I have just one request if I may: activate the (automatic) subtitles/captions please! It is easier to follow the great spoken informations for not-english-speaking viewers. Thank you so much! ♥

[@Tigerwarhawk]

Sublime playing! Are there any Chicago or Cleveland wind players? I don't see any.

[@psijicassassin7166]

Can you guys be in tune with the times and play Babbitt?

[@JV-xf9ry]

? How is that? In tune with the times? They play what they want and I hope they don’t have a bunch of egos get in the way. They need to play pieces that are fairly well-known and that are catchy.

[@emjay2045]

🤣😂🔜😵‍💫

[@davidlee7758]

When you have this much talent, in one place, why wouldn't you want to perform perhaps the greatest tone poem of them all?

[@greenemonger]

What cosmologically stupid moron decided it was ok to stick ads in the middle of pieces like this?