Nikolai Budashkin - Concerto for Domra & Orchestra, Op. 8 (1943)

[@ТатьянаГаврилишина-ю4ц]

Замечательная музыка и великолепное исполнение❤. Александр Цыганков- гениальный исполнитель! Никакие фонограмы не заменят оркестр. Я тоже играла этот концерт 1часть,а оказывается II очень красивая. Спасибо ❤

[@drbulbul]

This concerto brings back such fond memories. I was given the Melodiya "Music for the Domra" album (on vynil) in the 1970s when i was a high school student in Portland, Oregon, U.S.A. At that time, owning anything from the Soviet Union was quite exotic indeed! I played this concerto many, many times and was so glad to find it again here on KZbin.

[@TheodoreServin]

This is so much fun to listen to! There should be more balalaika concertos!

[@bartjebartmans]

Thanks for supplying me with the score and audio. A true find!

[@nathan.loewen]

Where can i find the score to this amazing music?

[@TheodoreServin]

@@nathan.loewen Here are the scores (they are in separate movements): 1: classic-online.ru/uploads/000_notes/5200/5196.pdf 2: classic-online.ru/uploads/000_notes/5200/5197.pdf 3: classic-online.ru/uploads/000_notes/5200/5198.pdf

[@nathan.loewen]

Awesome! Thanks

[@SamTahbou]

@@TheodoreServin what is the difference between a balalaika and a domra aside from the shape? They sound very similar to me as a layman

[@julsa1010]

Ах как Цыганков исполняет!!! ❤️🌹💐

[@AlexanderCappellazzo]

The instrumentation is such a pleasure to listen to. Very neat textures!

[@mojeo522]

This is amazing. Full of Russian sounds and songs and with that Slavic melancholy!

[@annek894]

Просто восхищаюсь. Красота.

[@julsa1010]

Да, и оркестр, конечно, уникальный. Слушать - наслаждение... ❤️❤️❤️

[@СветланаПетровна-я1м]

Молодёжь, слушайте, учитесь!

[@davidbukowski3463]

This is absolutely awesome, thanks for uploading. It didn't occur to me that concertos for ethnic Russian instruments existed.

[@begemouse]

Neither domra nor balalaika are authentic instruments. Balalaika was invented circa 1880 and patented in Germany. Domra was introduced around 1900. Balalaika gained some limited popularity among folk musicians since then, but domra remains purely academical instrument.

[@steffen5121]

Refreshingly different!

[@LoveandLight13789]

WOW! Charming concerto! Thank you!

[@PedrodeCastroTedesco]

Que coisa mais querida de se ouvir! Muito bom!

[@marcosPRATA918]

Solista virtuoso. Com 3 cordas faz milagres sonoros!

[@Рада-м8ю]

Очень хорошее исполнение.Когда то я сама играла это

[@gitithadani]

Always discovering so much music that is hardly known. Thanks!!!

[@СветланаПетровна-я1м]

Браво!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@kguy152000]

Really remarkable piece

[@rosannamasini2075]

Brillante grazie Maestro

[@turekihlstedt1549]

13:12 this part gives me a east asian traditional music kind of feeling. Maybe it makes sense since he's from Chita which is very far east

[@aurambros]

Very interesting, thanks! this is also an example of the kind of music encouraged by the USSR entourage under Stalin.

[@julsa1010]

Господи! При чем тут Сталин?! Это русские народные мотивы, музыка, переработанная в классику. Что вы к Сталину прицепились? Вот он по-вашему прямо лично поощрял написание того или иного произведения? Что вы вообще знаете о русской культуре, истории, чтобы писать такую чушь?

[@КонстантинПлохинов]

@@julsa1010, ну что уж Вы так на людей наезжаете строго ... !!! Конечно они мало знают о нашей культуре, как, впрочем, и мы немного знаем о культуре других народов. Мне кажется нужно радоваться тому, что люди иной культуры проявляют такую неподдельную заинтересованность и доброжелательность по отношению к нашей музыке, к нашим музыкальным инструментам, восхищаются звучанием русского оркестра, буквально боготворят, и абсолютно заслуженно, наших лучших солистов, таких, как Александр Андреевич Цыганков и других ... Да и о И.В. Сталине и о нашей стране в данном случае ничего плохого не было сказано ... Чудесные, добрые комментарии от замечательных людей ... !!! Не судите пожалуйста так поспешно о людях ... , очень прошу Вас! Всего Вам самого доброго!

[@julsa1010]

@@КонстантинПлохинов да потому что напишут ерунду, ничего не зная о другой стране, ее культуре, истории. Начитаются газетных клише и пишут бредятину. К месту и не к месту Сталина поминают. Просто музыкальное произведение, нет, надо обязательно сказать, что вот мол это написано в СССР, которым руководил Сталин. Нет, нельзя просто написать, что это 40-50-е годы, нет, надо про СССР ткунь 🤦

[@rosannamasini2075]

Grazie Maestro nel cuore

[@markokassenaar4387]

Thank you for yet another gem!

[@aramkhachaturian8043]

Very fast fingers! 4:16 is the cadenza

[@SPscorevideos]

I'm very surprised to see such a video here and not on fyrexianoff's channel :D Really great piece!

[@bartjebartmans]

I occasionally upload folk inspired works. My best running video is a Russian march by Vasily Agapkin "Farewell to Slavianka". I also side step sometimes, like with the Final Fantasy video game scores by Uematsu arranged for orchestra.

[@basilecortale8076]

my thought too

[@SergioLOSOWICH]

Wooow sounds increíble!

[@akroasys100]

Wow!!! Amazing

[@JaeyoonGo]

Interesting piece it is !!

[@user-tl8oj4tv1g]

Thank you very much for this interesting piece. : - )

[@diegomicheledefraga3623]

Great!

[@mc-ch3ho]

It sounds like watching an italian pasta adv on TV

[@smikkelbeer6352]

Underrated comment

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

It can also be played on a Violin

[@FocusMrbjarke]

Anyone know where I can BUY the full orchestral score? Thanks in advance would mean a lot.

[@andrzejchmielewski392]

cloud.mail.ru/public/8kBD/6yj1yAZgY I uploaded it in my cloud, if you still need it. All instruments' names in the score is in Russian, so you have to translate it first :)

[@TheodoreServin]

@@andrzejchmielewski392 Thanks so much!

[@giuseppeilgrande]

Truly a masterpiece! How did you get the score?

[@jimmywalsh6701]

👌

[@RockStarOscarStern634]

Bartje Bartmans I'd rather play that on a Cello an Octave Lower than written (Violin version).

[@querilloquerilian]

Yea BOI

[@evilcdh]

Great fun. Is the sheet music available anywhere?

[@kruloon9381]

Waittt .... this is used in The Great trailer

[@pocoloco1200]

That’s exactly what I was thinking 😂

[@IsraeLinoy]

Where I can get the sheet as a pdf? Very nice!

[@jameslorenz3718]

Released the same year Rachmaninoff died.

[@thewalmer7942]

Indeed it was, would imagine rachmaninoff to really immerse himself into this piece.

[@fcm2690]

bruhhhhhh domra is soooo ancient TURKISH origin, greetings from Turkey ! Esenlikler olsun Ötükenli kandaşlarıma !

[@0gr7z0k]

Dombra and domra aren't the same instrument.

[@adanayup9268]

Muy flojo...

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

This is THE propaganda piece written under Stalin's regime! I cannot find anything more USSR-styled...

[@bartjebartmans]

So the guy writes music rooted in folk music. Where is the propaganda element? Now the balalaika is a Soviet propaganda instrument? Damned if you do, damned if you don't. Enjoy the music for what it is worth and keep your politics out of this.

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

@@bartjebartmans It's not the balalaika, neither the use of folk music elements themselves, it's how they're used, and the whole complexive "picture" of the Piece, which sounds me like the most Soviet propaganda-oriented thing I've ever listened to. Doesn't help the fact the composer in the period he wrote it was quite actively involved in the regime's "nomenklatura"...

[@bartjebartmans]

@@TenorCantusFirmus He was the conductor of the Ossipov ensemble. A folklore ensemble. The same group performs this work. This is not exactly music a la Khrennikov to mention a prime example of a Soviet composer who didn't hesitate to take a stand against Shostakovich, Prokoviev. etc. You can't say that about Budashkin. How would you know if he was a true Stalinist, or just a survivor who did his best to stay out of the Gulag. What are you bringing to the table?

[@Рада-м8ю]

Где вы увидели пропагандизм?Не смешивайте музыку с политикой.

[@0gr7z0k]

Написано во время Второй мировой войны. Даже если это и была бы "советская пропаганда", то вы бы предпочли ей немецкую? Весьма странное мнение, если честно..