9 Unforgettably Beautiful Melodies from Symphonies ~ Part 2

Link to my Part 1 video: • 9 Unforgettably Beauti...
Links to the videos I used:
9. • Video
8. • Dvořák: 8. Sinfonie ∙ ...
7. • Tchaikovsky: Symphony ...
6. • Mendelssohn - Symphony...
5. • Video
4. • MAHLER: Symphony No. 6...
3. • Beethoven Symphony No....
2. • Tchaikovsky's 5th Symp...
1. • Valery Gergiev conduct...
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[@unnamed_boi]

Ok so i made timestamps for every symphony here 9. 0:07 - Brahms: Symphony No. 4, I. Allegro non troppo 8. 1:11 - Dvorák: Symphony No. 8, II. Adagio 7. 2:09 - Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 1, II. Adagio cantabile 6. 2:55 - Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 4, II. Andante con moto 5. 3:55 - Berlioz: Symphonie fantastique, II. "Un bal" 4. 4:56 - Mahler: Symphony No. 6, Andante moderato (This probably is my favourite slow movement in any symphony) 3. 6:15 - Beethoven: Symphony No. 9, III. Adagio molto e cantabile 2. 7:26 - Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 5, II. Andante cantabile 1. 9:18 - Rachmaninoff: Symphony No. 2, III. Adagio (This is my second favourite slow movement, behind Mahler 6's Andante moderato. Also is that Gergiev with a baton? That's quite a rare sight lol)

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Thank you for taking the time, this is great!! It is, indeed, Gergiev in 1992.

[@unnamed_boi]

@@MelodiousHeart1 ah, younger gergiev. that explains why he had a baton lol.

[@lindaclark9925]

Thannnnnnkyou.....

[@changchp]

Oh, yes. I see what you mean. Gergiev usually uses a tooth pick.

[@joaopedrolessa2242]

The Rachmaninoff’s is my absolutely favorite. The 1st movement theme is so amazing and the 3rd mov. when he creates the climax step by step, layer by layer and then the big climax comes it’s so damn beautiful. Rachmaninoff is the GOAT

[@haldickenssongwriter7011]

When I was young, my father would play his classical music lps while we sat and relaxed in the family room. I loved those calm relaxing times and this wonderful video reminds me of them, Kim. Thank you for bring back those wonderful memories. If I could go back to my childhood for just a day to experience that again I would.

[@sweetfangs1979]

Yes, at last, Rachmaninoff!!!

[@MelodiousHeart1]

:-) Thank you for watching!

[@tidnid1869]

@@MelodiousHeart1 rach 2 is full of beautiful luscious melodies - i would love to hear this piece live

[@vhufeosqap]

@@tidnid1869 goals

[@daveerhardt1879]

Great choices as usual. I love all these pieces. Rachmaninoff 2nd, 3rd movement is one of the most beautiful melodies ever written. It became the melody of an Eric Carmen's song from the 1970's, 'Never going to fall in love again'. Thank you, we need beautiful music in these days of isolation.

[@ClassicalDavid]

Carmen must have been a fan of Rachmaninoff, he also used the beautiful Adagio Sostenuto from his 2nd Piano concerto for the song "All by myself".

[@MelodiousHeart1]

@@ClassicalDavid Indeed, I have read some years ago that Carmen is a huge Rachmaninoff fan, and his love for Rachmaninoff shows in his songs "Never Gonna Fall in Love Again" and "All By Myself", which I love both.

[@MrCalypso2]

He also got sued be Rachmaninoff’s estate for copyright infringement.

[@MelodiousHeart1]

A link to the Part 1 video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYGQlmutodeIiLc

[@daveerhardt1879]

Thank you once again for these beautiful melodies. The Rachmaninoff melody is one of the most beautiful ever written.

[@MaRio-cd2vv]

If you decide to make a part 3, consider adding Kalinnikov's second theme from the 1st movement from his symphony no.1

[@TheMarcHicks]

Oh, the slow movement of the Tragic Symphony......Mahler at his finest IMHO. That Horn solo is just perfection!!! As is the way the oboe picks up on it & carries it on!

[@mikehebert7936]

I thank you for all your labors and most of all for your discerning ear.

[@MelodiousHeart1]

You're welcome, Mike. Thank you for being a great support of my videos! Hope you're well.

[@JoseManuelHiniesto]

I want to close my eyes and listen wholeheartedly/ concentrates to feel the music

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Thank you for the wonderful words, Jose! I appreciate it.

[@spiralblueandromeda1384]

Beauty and harmony we all badly need nowadays in our lives Kim! Thank you so very much my dear friend for sharing all this magic with us in your most unique way! Please stay home and stay safe!

[@rae_halvi6392]

that tchaik no 5 is from the heavens

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Indeed!!

[@rae_halvi6392]

ahh i got a ❤

[@MelodiousHeart1]

@@rae_halvi6392:-)

[@tidnid1869]

@@MelodiousHeart1 the first melody in the 3rd movement of tchaik 5 is also a beautiful melody

[@countrybowwow]

Thank you for sharing a good video. 👍🏼218 Have a nice weekend.

[@tps607]

If I really had to choose one only, it would be Tchaikovsky's with the horn. Thank you so much, Kim, this is a fine collection! I hope you are safe and well

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Oh, I absolutely love that horn melody!! You have a great taste, Tom. :-) You're welcome, and thank you for your time. I'm safe and well but am sad for what's going on in the world. Please be safe!

[@matttam646]

Wonderful choices, as usual! Here is my favorite from an obscure symphony: Bizet’s Symphony in C, 2nd movement. The oboe solo melody is exquisite.

[@TheMarcHicks]

So many beautiful melodies, some from Symphonies that don't get enough love (like Brahms' 4th & Dvorak's 8th (which I prefer to the 9th, btw)). In these grim & uncertain times, videos like yours really lift my spirits. Thank you so very much!

[@keepingwaltindisney]

Marcus Hicks I’m with you on Dvorak...8th is my favorite!

[@gabrielnascimento161]

Brahms 4th is one of my favourites, too. But why do you think it doesn't get too much love?

[@CristinaS]

Splendid collage of splendid piece that a love very much, dear Kim! Have a lovely week end and take care. Kisses, Cristina

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Sorry for the super-late reply, dear Cristina. Thank you for the wonderful comment. Hope you are well.

[@Balfour.]

Try these: *the five final minutes of Mahler's 3rd *the harmonic progression 2 minutes into the Adagio of Bruckner's 8th

[@scriabinismydog2439]

Yes that Adagio is the best of Bruckner to me

[@IF_YOU_CAN_DREAM]

Perfect, just perfect. Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov are my favorite

[@zeno476]

wow i loved it so beautiful sound

[@stevenhickenjr]

Wonderful music all round.

[@user-fu6tt8qq4v]

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Your choices are always the cream of the cream dear Kim ...love your tastes... incredible works ...so much beauty was born through time...twelve splendid minutes worth many more replays...thank you for the time you take to put these videos together... SUBLIME is the word 🙏🌹

[@lucynagawlikguitar8128]

Awesome! Really incredible! Thank you

[@MelodiousHeart1]

You're welcome, thank you for the nice comment!

[@karenmuenchen]

Oh, so beautiful dear Kim ! Wonderful melodies ! This is classical music which I love ! :-)) Thank you for the share my dear friend ! Big hugs and stay safe, Karen :-))

[@myrsinikagarlis8183]

Thank you Kim for these wonderful choices. Hope you are well and safe. Best regards, Myrsini 🙂

[@RotraudSchulte]

Wonderful video and extraordinary song, very nice, I loved it. Thank you very much ! Good night! ... take care, like .. Lolo

[@MissMarilyn1962]

' Beautiful Selection' Dear Melody 👍 " Good Weekend " 🙌 With Love, Marilyn 💎🕊🙏

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Thank you for being here, Marilyn. You are a great friend! Hope you are doing well, and also Amigo.

[@MissDiamondsMM]

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[@thesilvershining]

Tchaikovsky’s 5th make me sob everytime... especially the ending of movement 2. My god the man knew how to make humans feel vulnerably human 😭

[@pekkaT13]

Al fin te encuentro amiga Corazón Melodioso. Me complace ver y escuchar tus bonitos videos.

[@Aina502]

Qué belleza!. Abrazos cálidos. Aína

[@KINGJESHUA]

Great job 🎥. Beutiful. 👍🏽

[@louzdonmanagemant]

aww. this is heaven. love it so much. great performance. all the best for your channel. stay safe much love from Indonesia.

[@PaulWhite743]

Thank you dear Kim for sharing these sweet and gentle moments from some of the great symphonies ! Although I have not been a concert-goer for many years, it is sad to reflect that listening to orchestras in the flesh may be a thing of the past, together with many other kinds of public gatherings. Even when and if the peril passes, many people will not have confidence in attending such events, so that the financial survival of musicians will be in danger for a long time. It is a good thing that KZbin and channels like yours are there to bring us these wonderful musical experiences. Have a great weekend ! Warm greetings, Paul

[@RPreston01]

Excellent ear you have, these choice are outstanding and the continuity of editing is great.

[@EliabSandoval]

Thanks for sharing, this music is fabulous, all these pieces by the great Rachmaninoff are very beautiful melodies. Impossible to stop listening to them. I wish you well, a friend, Eliab

[@AndreMusicPromotions]

Big like 🤘💙

[@LayilaFaon]

oh my your music choices are always so masterpieces Melody!! You have got the sense for perfect music which turned everything in a great level!!

[@grantwoolard]

Winter Daydreams is so underrated! Thanks for including it :)

[@MelodiousHeart1]

You're welcome, Grant. I'm glad that you appreciate Winter Daydreams as I do. It's always a joy to have your presence on my channel.

[@KyleWalz]

Lovely set of melodies. :) Beethoven #9 is one of my favorites.

[@beatuzic-pianocovers4885]

I always wanted to visit these type of orchestra's one day thanks for sharing

[@MelodiousHeart1]

You're welcome, thank you for the nice comment.

[@RobBarclayMusic]

Really beautiful symphonic music Melodious Heart! All the best to you my friend!🎷🎷

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Thank you, Rob. I appreciate your time!

[@PianoHeal]

Nice video ❤️🎹🎶😊

[@simplycm]

Great choices as usual.

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Thank you!

[@musicagrancollection8476]

Hello my dear Kim!! My favorite Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninoff!! ❤️ Thank You very much !💐😘 😍👍 Wish You a happy day!! Warm greetings!! Stay safe and healthy!!

[@josecantoslopes2456]

super 🌺💯💯

[@rizqyandriansyah171]

yey mahler make it to the list!his second movement of symphony 6 is really emotional to me.this movement is calm and delicate to listen before the scherzo part coming.been listening to mahler since the pandemic come and its become my favourite after beethoven

[@VallaMusic]

love this video, thank u Kim - of course one could have a thousand or so more - as a composer myself, i'm going to make a very outrageously bold statement - i believe almost anyone can compose great melodies - i would be willing to wager that almost everyone has at one time or another caught themselves humming something that was wonderful and original - i think it is so important to stop putting other human beings on pedestals and to label them a genius - i don't believe in genius - there is a source of inspiration and greatness in the universe that BELONGS TO EVERYONE - it's not a special membership only club - the source does not care if you came from an educated family or not - as little babies all of us can do VIRTUALLY NOTHING - but in no time we learn to WALK and TALK before we even go to school - NO SMALL FEAT ! ! !

[@RekhaDell]

Great symphony, living your whole life while listening to it, just great. like it 230 + sub

[@maestrotheoretically519]

Please do another video on autumn sounding classical music!! I loved the latest video you posted!!

[@loualcaraz6497]

The clarinet “solo” of Rachmaninov’s adagio is the most beautiful piece of music ever composed, imho. I’m glad you chose it as your no. 1.

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Thank you for watching and for the nice comment! I appreciate it.

[@ExSkyCyclePilot]

Or the second movement of his second piano concerto, or the 18th variation from his Rhapsody, or... Rachmaninoff has no equal. I wish he did...

[@ClassicalJams]

Ah....Brahms in the opening was a wonderful greeting!! I miss you Kim! I have listened to this several times now over the weeks and finally taking the time to make a proper comment! You always choose the most wonderful performances first of all, brimming with life and love! I am a huge Rachmaninoff fan, so really easy to get drawn in by that and was my favorite. However, I am also a big Tchaikovsky fan, so I must say those selections came in a close second, but the other selections were also very moving and beautiful. In recent years, I became more of a Berlioz fan, too and this was a great selection! Beethoven writes melody lines that are so musically poetic, that we are drawn right in, too. Thank you for showcasing such beautiful art!! I hope that you and your family are well during these crazy times!! Feels so good to be here again :-) Much peace and love, ~Jackie

[@trongdung1306]

Yayyy! Finally, someone mentioned Tchaikovsky's first symphony

[@jpidk3190]

I hope one day I will enjoy Brahms.

[@scriabinismydog2439]

I'm a little bit late, but the Adagio from Mahler's 10th Symphony contains possibly the most sublime melody ever written. It's right at the beginning after the introduction with the violas.

[@Balfour.]

Ikr. First adagio of Mahler's 10th is the King of all Adagios.

[@adrianok4266]

Rachmaninov Symphony No. 2 Adagio deserves the top spot rightly, a piece so moving it brings me to tears a lot, I bet many are the same and won't admit it but thank you for this list once again ❤

[@MelodiousHeart1]

You're welcome. Thank you for the nice comment, I appreciate it!

[@Neelamgharal]

I would also like to reccommend "Serenade of Strings" by Tschaikovsky. Tschaikovsky wrote it as a way of giving tribute to Mozart. Btw beautiful playlist🤗

[@lorenzohuamanchay7390]

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[@micheasz2552]

Hey Kim What do you think about second theme from Brahms II Symphony , 1 movement ? Personally, I think it is one of the most beautiful melodies ever written , and should definitely appear on future uploads :) . However, Your choice is very lovely, and it is a disgrace you haven't got as big attention ad you should have :/

[@unnamed_boi]

why does no one talks about vaughan williams' fifth symphony? that one has one of the best slow mvts ever imo (the 3rd movement).

[@discoveringraremusic3139]

Why Saint-Saëns' 3rd is not here?? or any Schumann's??

[@ClassicalDavid]

Both amazing exemplars, sadly there are way too many beautiful symphonies to feature them all in a single video.

[@SR009s]

Great video as always, Mr/s. heart. May I ask what software you use to create these wonderful videos? I've been hoping to up the quality of some of my own personal uploads.

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Thank you! I use ProShow Gold for video editing and use 4K Video Downloader for copying KZbin videos. Let me know if you have more questions.

[@sureshcreationsteluguchannel]

iam subscribe your channel. thank you.

[@cozicozi765]

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[@MelodiousHeart1]

Thank you so much!!

[@friedrichbaumgarten8886]

3. and 2. are so similar

[@teoweisyuen9254]

You should feature Tchaikovsky’s symphony no 5 mvt 1.One of my favorites

[@garywhite5439]

I cannot listen to the Rachmaninov second. When I was II. My early 20s my brother committed suicide by throwing himself off the gap, because he feared he was gay and had missed out on a job with the Melbourne trams. I had to identify his broken, shattered dead body at the morgue, and the Rachmaninov’s was on the radio on the way home. Nevrt again.

[@EminAnimE1]

Tchaikovsky 1 is criminally underrated.

[@MelodiousHeart1]

I'm not a fan of the Tchaikovsky 1, but will have to give it a listen again.

[@EminAnimE1]

@@MelodiousHeart1 Oh since you put it here I thought you were! I adore it!

[@MelodiousHeart1]

@@EminAnimE1 Oh sorry, I should have made it clear. I only like the second movement, so I usually don't listen to the other movements.

[@akhbar-leblad]

Fantastic 🌹 👍 I'm very happy to subscribe in your channel 🌺 🌹 🙏 welcome 🌹 👍 🙏

[@mogmason6920]

If Tchaikovsky #4 2nd movement and Sibelius #5 3rd movement aren’t in part 3, I’ll eat my hat!

[@pavlelazarevic3270]

Eat your hat

[@WorldofIntenseArtie]

Great list. However, there are some beautiful symphonic works out there that aren't always included in the mix of "beautiful music." We know "The Greats". How about the underappreciated or the underperformed? Composers of color?

[@sholaojumu137]

Just here to see if any can match Beethoven's 7th, second movement.

[@MelodiousHeart1]

Beethoven's 7th, 2nd Movement is featured in my Part 1 video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYGQlmutodeIiLc

[@bryanlin8333]

@@MelodiousHeart1 I've always connected Brahm's 3rd symphony movt 3 with Beethoven 5 movt 2. Time for a 3rd video on this haha! Would definitely follow you if you post an Instagram or Facebook account in your descriptions =)

[@MelodiousHeart1]

@@bryanlin8333 I have no plan to make a 3rd video at this time, but who knows? I don't do Instagram or Facebook or any other social site. I'm loyal to KZbin. :-)

[@bryanlin8333]

@@MelodiousHeart1 Will wait patiently for that 3rd one even if it's in another year. I wouldn't say creating an account on Instagram/Facebook would be doing disloyalty to KZbin. I think they compliment each other very well. But it is just a small suggestion and your choice!

[@MelodiousHeart1]

@@bryanlin8333 :-)) I'm glad that you are willing to wait patiently. It's not that I'm loyal to KZbin, I just don't have desire and time for other social sites.

[@RanBlakePiano]

Someday add examples from twentieth century

[@pavlelazarevic3270]

Shostakovich symphony no 5 3rd movement is beautiful