Pictures at an Exhibition: Promenade (part 1)

[@TheKid377400]

trumpet intro = goosebumps

[@jacquelinekabugo-raderson1878]

Me as well 🤗

[@monkemonke-p6c]

fr fr

[@bleish.]

Totally,, it's my favorite instrument

[@your_local_phantom]

Fr

[@raquelvasquez5152]

I KNOW RIGHT!!! It feels sooo good and magical.

[@Soitisisit]

I don't know, but I love his "whatever" face after he plays his notes. It's like * plays the notes, puts trumpet down, leans forward and stares off into the distance * "What? Was I doing something?"

[@Presently42]

Yup, that's the professional musician for you

[@Soitisisit]

@@Presently42 And I still love it. Man, seeing "7 years ago" on a comment really makes me feel old. I was watching this back in high school before my soul had been crushed out. Good times.

[@demetergrasseater]

Yeah the rule they teach you in school is that when you are resting ready to play you sit and stare as blankly as you can.

[@Soitisisit]

@@demetergrasseater Thanks for letting me know!

[@TheRichNewnes]

I'm a brass player myself and I got to say that brass section is so awesome!. What a rich, sonorous sound they have. Brilliant!

[@IVAR-zw4wx]

ㅂㅃㅂㅂㅃㅂㅃ

[@rufuslives22]

I walked down the aisle to this piece!

[@rufuslives22]

@Cookie Monster Very well thank you :) It was one of the most beautiful days of my life :D

[@Not_Ethanplayz]

Whoa nice

[@ohonawahid841]

I played this piece on a piano for school!

[@WatercraftGames]

nice to hear

[@marcusjrreum632]

I’m happy for you!

[@Ar0n13]

I played this game too, I was like 6-8 years old when my father let me play this game. This tune in the game was stuck in my head for about 10years when I remembered it.

[@sirfermainclancharlie1018]

Such a celestial music by the incredible Mussorgsky

[@shin-i-chikozima]

The wonderfulness of overwhelming comfort of Promenade is nothing short of Amazing , and far superior splendor

[@k123ason]

By far the best trumpet intro I've ever heard

[@ericmyrs]

Nah, this one is the real killer: imgur.com/gallery/Pitimgz

[@user-rn1lb8sx2c]

Ericmyrs bruh 😂😂

[@andyjacobs7010]

@@ericmyrs Found a new favorite.

[@jurgennab9015]

Ad van Zon

[@stef2254]

This was a little song that played in an old sand box like game that I loved like twenty years ago on the family computer This had me falling back into childhood

[@judgepunisher7113]

i think your talking about civilization😄

[@EmmaLouiseLayla]

Beautiful. I always have this in my head. It's hard to whistle.

[@butyouareover9000]

Both The Incredible Machine and Tamagotchi brought this song to me. I heard it in The Incredible Machine aaages ago, when I was like seven, and it was simply called "Pictures". I forgot about it, lost that game... then I played Corner Shop, and that song niggled in the back of my mind. I felt like I'd heard it before... then it came to me. Thanks, video games. Where would I be without you?

[@eduardogomez2232]

I am here from a song called Chatedral Pictures, that combines this and other works from Mussorgsky in a single song

[@FACUNDOTROMPETA]

Soloist and the brass section are AMAZING!!!

[@NHlavac]

This is incredible. I wish I was talented enough to play this.

[@WatercraftGames]

Same, I practiced the original piano version

[@yeasstt]

Skill, not talent!!! Practice and get better until you can play it!

[@devonboes2376]

@@yeasstt i played this on baritone saxophone in middle school all 3 movements are amazing. It's a fairly simple piece depending on your instrument.

[@starcevicgoran]

Najbolja promenada ikada ! ! ! Maestralno ! ! !

[@SoundtheTrumpet2023]

Was able to see this at the Cincinnati Symphony last year. The Principal Trumpet, Robert Sullivan, was flawless!!

[@Tekemas]

just came back from live concert...wow it was amazing !! I could listen to the promenade all night long...

[@jaredmindel5068]

One of my favorite pieces I have ever played and heard. Wonderful job I really liked the sound of the solo.

[@UnknownSect333]

I wish songs like this were still being written...

[@michaeltriba1307]

It is more so "Classical Crossover" but please check out Amadeus Electric Quartet out Romania. Their Producer and Maestro of original music is Xenti Runceanu, and he is terrific! They may or may not be your "cup of tea" but perhaps they are; and you with be as thrilled as I and millions of their fans are! Please let me know, Mr. House! 👏👏👏

[@southcarolinianentertainment]

Now it's all tits and ass, horses, pop, and shit.

[@grigoridj]

I just love how chords move in this piece.

[@rudderhardtoport]

BEAUTIFUL!!!!!! REALLY BEAUTIFUL!!! JUST CAN'T STOP WATCHING IT!

[@karlonoacekic1437]

Stupid

[@heidilueck1543]

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing your talent.

[@snowboardkitten]

I've played this symphony before and it's just as rewarding to play as to hear. Never knock conductors or players b/c it's MUCH harder then it looks!

[@matthewdr96]

What an incredible intro. Got to love a C trumpet!

[@dezmondtriplett977]

This is such a soothing piece to play

[@strawfilm]

Loved this paticular piece of this whole song since our band played it in high school

[@angelacooper2661]

This is the New Statesman tune in full (Rik Mayall in Westminster) which incidentally. uses the same key of Bb major.

[@MathieuCarpentier]

While listening to that song. I dream i was a king entering my throne room.

[@michaeleliotm]

I just love this piece!

[@BuddyBoy600alt]

Yes, It's one of the Background Music from "Return of the Incredible Machine: Contraptions."

[@sleepCircle]

*yeah baby*

[@IngusMalingus]

Yes!

[@mkalsterboy1234]

And civilisation Revolution

[@EddieMillerStudios]

And the old intro to RCA's SelectaVision videodiscs (CEDs).

[@MissKitKat2121]

Brass are the best instruments alive!!!! and this guy proves it! :)

[@justapersonscrollingby753]

Give some respect to the woodwinds and strings :)

[@southcarolinianentertainment]

INCORRECT! WOODWIND IS BETTER!

[@AlexWormy2206]

Hey Now, this is Some good stuff

[@supermariologanfan6546]

Needs more All Star

[@PurgerKaj]

I found this because of the series "the new statesman" and actually I like this song even though I don't listen to classic music

[@Caroleeeh]

Oh I think this song was in the trophy room in civ Rev

[@evagrant7907]

Awesome sauce!!!❤❤❤❤

[@danieltrompeta]

So beautiful.. so religious..so exciting.. that´s the music......!!

[@technologick1183]

This would be great for the introduction of a documentary. I could really see it for one based on constellations.

[@jackjoyce8070]

what a masterpiece!

[@admingeneral1743]

the most beatiful song i have ever heard😊😊😊😊

[@raquelvasquez5152]

I feel like I’m going to heaven. Walking up stairs made of glass. I wish we can play this whenever I achieve my goal. I’m dying to play in a professional symphony.

[@배지혁-o3n]

트럼펫 소리가 어떻게 저렇게 맑을수가 있는거지ㅜㅠㅜㅠㅜㅠㅜㅠㅠㅠㅠ

[@letgo2217]

we are playing this piece in band right now it's amazing.

[@DanaHammer]

It's so beautiful

[@PushN88]

@ericisbeastin If you're talking about the trumpet player on the left, it appears to me that he is playing a different kind of trumpet than the others in his section. Therefore, he probably has a different part. The others are playing C trumpets and he is playing a smaller (higher) one, possibly to hit the high muted parts in "Samuel Goldenberg Und Schmuyle", later in the piece. The C trumpets are evident by the fingering that they are using, and the slightly smaller length than Bb trumpets.

[@paperbaghead101]

Man the trumpet is awesome and so is the conductor at 1:21

[@southgeorgiarepublic]

1:21

[@trailrider5474]

Wunderschön 💕💕💕💕💕

[@ngobleus]

Nice--I've only heard an incomplete run of this (Emerson, Lake and Palmer's live album) before.

[@SynphamyMusic]

strings sound so beautiful!

[@x_iibluxbxbe1802]

I went to this yesterday

[@sarastories8074]

Good for you

[@Ryan-jl2hw]

No

[@micahmaurio2397]

@DannySpandl123... I'm not seeing ANY kind of mistake in the trumpeter's solo. It's gorgeous :-) He moves his left hand (probably to a slightly more comfortable position), but that clearly doesn't affect his playing... superb solo!

[@Sindori005]

The Fucking Incredible Machine... I have been searching so long for this.

[@Elk0990]

Mussorgsky wasn't always sober, but when he was, he took everyone to a trip to heaven

[@andrewpetik2034]

That is about right!

[@TheBobsteg]

The strings are so good

[@TheGoldeneye1973]

Love this Piece first chair trumpet in middle school and high school and in only 8th grade.

[@gnalkhere]

some

[@nisselinkan]

dialF4flipit hey now

[@oogalook]

+nisselinkan You're an all-star.

[@pingopng]

get your game on

[@LeviathanLP]

people call me the space cowboy

[@TripleGatan]

@@LeviathanLP you're gonna carry that weight while travelling without moving

[@Helm9]

This will be my wedding song now.

[@anoliwolfmusic]

Вам надо узнать зашифрованные композитором коды. Если брать для торжественного случая, то только финал ❤

[@333Liger]

Such A Good Game That Was And Yet I Still Play It Till Now!!! And This Was One Of My Favorite Also First Introduced By TIM(The Incredible Machine)!!!

[@blaize2000]

oh my gosh I remember this piece from back in 4th grade when I went to the ammo contest! gooood times

[@foodmore]

My fav interpretation of the trumpet opening

[@Sweaty._x]

Einleitung: Titel und Komponist: "Bilder einer Ausstellung" von Modest Mussorgsky Kurzer historischer Kontext: 1874 komponiert, inspiriert von Viktor Hartmanns Gemälden. Hauptthema: Verbindung der einzelnen Gemälde durch den Gang des Betrachters. Hauptteil: Struktur und Form: Wiederkehrendes Thema, das den Übergang zwischen den Bildern darstellt. Melodie, Harmonie und Rhythmus: Feierliche und majestätische Melodie, einfache Harmonien, gleichmäßiger Rhythmus. Klangfarbe und Instrumentierung: Helle und klare Klangfarben, oft durch Blechbläser wie Trompeten und Hörner. Emotionale Wirkung: Gefühl von Vorfreude und Erhabenheit, als ob man durch die Ausstellung schreitet. Technische Aspekte: Gleichmäßiger Takt und wiederkehrende Motive. Schluss: Zusammenfassung: Die "Promenade" verbindet die verschiedenen Teile des Werkes und vermittelt das Gefühl, durch eine Kunstausstellung zu gehen. Persönliche Reflexionen: Erzeugt ein starkes Bild des Besuchers, der von Bild zu Bild wandert. Bedeutung: Zentraler Teil des Stücks, der die verschiedenen musikalischen Bilder zusammenhält und das Konzept der Programmmusik verstärkt.

[@southgeorgiarepublic]

POV: your looking in the comment section about a RCA SelectaVision thing

[@carnabybeat]

I love the cut at 0:33 from horns to strings. Just amazing.

[@southgeorgiarepublic]

0:33

[@44magnum3333]

The incredible machine=the best computer game of my childhood

[@technologick1183]

@wa5hington61 You mean "The Even More Incredible Machine" game? I have that and that's where I recognized this from. Didn't know after all those years of playing it that it was a real song. Loved how the game just looped this over and over. I always used it as the BGM of my custom machines.

[@MrJERRY551]

This right here, ladies and gentlemen, is proof that brass owns everything else :p

[@xGoldriever]

i almost got the chance to play this in my high school band, but my director got sick and we missed the festival

[@willyegli9290]

Wonderful 🌹

[@Kealanarts]

Introduced to this originally when I was much younger playing The Incredible Machine

[@blobmusica]

+Kealan Crawford Ha YES!

[@42222]

i had the same game when i was 10. Now i can finally rest in peace

[@Anfidurl]

I was brought to this song by Telstar and the RCA SelectaVision.

[@StefanKaleta]

Neil Cicierega and Smash Mouth brought me here.

[@JordySchaap]

I was brought here thanks to 'The new statesman'

[@oogalook]

+SteveTR I'd heard the tune before, but wanted to compare. Flipping Mouth Sounds blows my mind nonetheless.

[@the-groovelord]

How

[@docdaneeka3424]

What does that even mean? I got here by spontaneously searching 'pictures at an exhibition promenade' and clicking the first link... why are people always being brought to youtube videos by other people and then telling yet more poeple about how they were brought there by the other person as if they can't bring themself to a youtbe video? Search for your own youtube videos my god....

[@LeviathanLP]

@@docdaneeka3424 Late late late reply, but it's because there is such a sheer volume of content in this world that in order to find something like this, you need to be told that it exists. Nobody comes out of the womb knowing the name Modest Mussorgsky, or, for that matter, much of anything beyond how to find a nipple to suck on. You did not, as you claim, "spontaneously" search for the specific title of this piece. First of all, as a student of psychology, I reject the idea that any behavior is purely spontaneous. Secondly and moreover, the reason you searched for this video is that you knew enough about the piece that you wanted to listen to a performance of it, possibly out of boredom or the need for a brief diversion. I'm here because I'm studying for an exam on classical music. But the point is, both of us searched for this piece because we already knew it exists. SOME people were told by music teachers, SOME were told by parents that love classical music, SOME very very few people came across it on their own while searching other more popular classical works. And SOME people first heard this tune in a mashup album created by de facto internet king Neil Cicierega. In fact, I heard his version of it years ago and only just now realized that the classic movement I recently learned about was the same tune. What does it matter how we got here?

[@peyton4936]

hello i am here before youtube recommends this to everyone

[@jermyang]

absolutely adore this suite.

[@giovanacunha5309]

Maravilhoso!!!💟💟💟

[@tymonmazuruk3664]

I love this ❤

[@WolfySnackrib666]

This went better than expected :)

[@Lookos]

"Museums are on the front lines of the fight for culture, of good with evil - in any case, of the fight against platitudes and primitiveness."

[@marcolorenzetti4807]

Still thinking about Yamato leaving harbour. Every single time i hear this

[@DHOPW42]

The brass section playing the theme towards the end is beautiful. Brass own the strings :D

[@katjamae6650]

goosebumps!!!

[@RealityCheck6969]

omg I would so need to watch the whole piece. this are only 2 parts? cant find part 3

[@chloeallcock511]

Best music ever

[@Matt_Peterson]

Anyone remember this being in an intro to a movie? Like behind the studio logo? If so do you remember which studio?

[@secretmarksman]

@PushN88 yes, he must be playing a trumpet of a different key, because I learned this piece myself, and the fingerings he is using are different than what they are on a Bb trumpet.

[@jensmom604]

It's occasionally used on TV commercials.

[@ryanabraham9577]

1:32 Donald Trump really blowin that sax

[@normanreynolds9889]

RCA Selectavision Video Disc intro brought me here. Anyone else?

[@BensenvilleProductions]

me too

[@normanreynolds9889]

@@BensenvilleProductions Awesome, thanks.

[@raniasahli5109]

wow this is nice

[@jacobflaschen]

Where there's a Pictures at an Exhibition, there's a Valery Gergiev.

[@mbabist01]

My ex once gave me an audio tape of the Indiana Philharmonic playing this, I gave it back to her. Sounded like a high school band. Off a number of times, and no soul.

[@YouLOKAtube]

@DHOPW42 strings are most important part of every orchestra... they're important for the 'orchestra sound'

[@s4ndler97]

disliking cuz gotta listen to this for a thousand times for music exam..plz no thumbs down LOL

[@bandgeek1596]

Did this show for my freshman year of hs marching band

[@pouriaamirfeiz7766]

I have doubt about this beautiful piece of music is about an exhibition. It's about human civilization. When I listen to music I can imagine Neanderthal humans are hunting a deer. Firing some woods and Egyptian workers made pyramids.🌸🙏

[@azariasmc8075]

Esto es hermoso

[@topiaz951]

Trumpet player made me smile :)

[@darkwingduke1631]

I only know this song from two sources, 1 the Russian Campaign Theme from The Entente Gold and Pictures from The Incredible Machine

[@slry]

it's also in civilization 6 if you build the hermitage

[@sslaxx]

Also, "The New Statesman".

[@EddieMillerStudios]

RCA SelectaVision Videodisc

[@elgooges]

3 years of piano lessons brought me here.

[@TopJimmyWinn]

My favorite 😍

[@shin-i-chikozima]

I feel like I am in a beautiful and wonderful labyrinth of Ravel

[@trinityclarke246]

although it is short i do like it.