Prokofiev-Romeo and Juliet

[@thmusicman24]

that bass trombone......... so beautiful.....

[@JimTorriente]

And the tuba

[@mixerD1]

IKR....like sugar..

[@AOSMAKAKMS]

Those two and trombones section build the foundation of the band along with the string bass and cello

[@jeizerssss]

Harmony, Rhythm, Melody, Timbre, Texture, Form, and Dynamic

[@anicoleabaquita5321]

hahahaha salamat

[@gylledorado7412]

Salamat😂

[@THE1REALJP]

The mid section of "Death Of Tybalt" is astonishing! 32:00 - 33:00 is one of my favorite minutes of classical music ever! What a piece!

[@libbymeade6338]

Time stamp on movements: 1- 0:10 2- 5:18 3- 9:10 4- 12:06 5- 14:22 6- 22:00 7- 24:36 8- 30:34

[@casual720]

Thank you!

[@NullZer0]

That tuba blast is amazing. Is there only one in the whole orchestra? What a powerful instrument!

[@NyanCatFTWWW]

its the bass trombone not the tuba. Tuba is much softer and more gentle

[@NullZer0]

Thank you, I am not a musician at all. Now that you told me about the beauty, I can see him blowing it in the back row. NEAT!

[@josephshahady8308]

But the tuba played right can be one of the most powerful yet gentile instruments in the orchestra. There are usually only a few bass trombones in an orchestra and the entire trombone section mixed with the tubas can be a mind blowing sound that few instruments can replicate.

[@yoniz5430]

Actually that's both the tuba and bass trombone also there is only one bass trombone in the orchestra (unless a piece calls for a second)

[@sutherlandjoan]

NULL ZERO The bass drum plays together with the tuba and that gives every note a huge punch!

[@lenorarogers7615]

the beginning until 5:10 is on a cd i bought some time ago called "classical heavy metal"; it has the montagues and capulets, in the hall of the mountain king, mars the god of war, the ride of the valkyries, the 1812 overture, and some other really good "in-your-face" classical music

[@nikolajwinther5955]

It's like John Williams found most of his inspiration for the Star Wars score in this suite.

[@LegitFUry]

Also the Rite of Spring and Holst's planets.

[@mrsomebody5087]

Some Harry Potter music as well I would say!

[@pierreb97]

You have to listen to Mars from the Planets cycle from Holst. That's where Vader's theme directly comes from! ;-)

[@wojtek1582]

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[@carlbowles1808]

I hear that too. Good call.

[@ronkryngel1159]

Question: Since when did the sound of a TUBA playing give you goosebumps? Answer: At every Tuba blast! What a classic, powerful sound!

[@Isa-oe1kq]

thats the bass trombone actually but if you listen hard enough , you can hear the tuba

[@AOSMAKAKMS]

I heard that trombone and tuba and it scared the shit out of me

[@pigoe09]

one of my favorite pieces ever made

[@shin-i-chikozima]

This promotes spilitual uplift and awakening , and activates the soul

[@chriswelzenbach6854]

It is said of one of Prokofiev's early music instructors that, upon receiving a composition from little Sergei, declared: "That's rather simple, isn't it?" One music scholar has since opined that whomever said such a thing created a monster. Long live the monster.

[@musisavante6036]

Hey! I want to share with you my symphonic poem, inspired by Prokofiev symphonic music! I hope you will enjoy it! kzbin.info/www/bejne/fKXKgKOcis6lipY

[@ЕгорЛосев-ф4м]

Prokofiev is not a monster. He is an angel.

[@cocoricooo9716]

I love the initial teasing : the slow beginning and then …BOOM the bass is coming.

[@iczemi]

Just close your eyes and listen, imagine, let yourself carried into an imaginary world. Mind you this was created when there were no synthesizers, no electronics, no mixing, clipping, recording, only people playing cold instruments. That is amazing.

[@moonasha]

don't forget the coughing

[@everettmyers7414]

and then I opened my eyes and took my second hit of DMT

[@seltzerwater1013]

clipping?

[@soulman3790]

@@everettmyers7414 what's DMT please?

[@Backs3atGaming]

Soul Man a powerful psychedelic drug

[@ИринаИльина-в7з]

Это лучшее, что я слушала из классической музыки! Прокофьев - гений!

[@kaythomas8521]

Purely. Mesmorizing and transcending.....nothing else.like it

[@ЕгорЛосев-ф4м]

Абсолютный гений!)

[@alexkocharov4292]

Шекспир бы не представил, что это так грандиозно!! Браво Проковьеву.

[@MignonDunne]

The Russian composers seem to be in a class all by themselves---as far as Western music goes. And Prokofiev has managed to carve out a singular place in the Russian canon. I would not have expected a "Romeo & Juliet" of this timbre and gravity from any composer and yet, given the story of these star crossed lovers, it makes perfect musical sense. Prokofiev shines light on the darkest corners of the human psyche and yet upholds our most basic yearning: To love and to be loved. His "Prodigal Son" ballet brings that home, too.

[@abc114able]

*cough* Tchaikovsky *cough*

[@somerandomguy39]

*cough* Grieg *cough* /mutter/ Concert in A minor Op. 16 enjoy

[@bragifroskur]

DynamiteJoe Grieg was Norwegian.

[@Nico35100]

My favourites composers are most of all russians and italians, i am french Russians for innovations and originality, italians for melodies and passion

[@MrAnotherjetboy]

Mignon Dunne this made me laugh pretty hard thank you

[@emmanueleng1160]

All about that BASS trombone!!! great pedal notes.

[@WarpLover]

Amazing. This music is the soundtrack of life.

[@petrajay2294]

i remember dancing in the kitchen when i was little to this piece.

[@lapislazuli0896]

cute 😊😊

[@Bolknakker]

+Aquarius Girl08 Me too, but I was already 70 years old!

[@lapislazuli0896]

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[@lapislazuli0896]

+Bolknakker please

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Bolknakker Cheer up ‼️ I am contemporary with you ！ Greetings from Japan . So long . Do outlive ！

[@johnx3944]

Questo Romeo e Giulietta di Prokofiev mi fa impazzire....e poi interpretato benissimo...complimenti ottima performance

[@frontnsenter8888]

such a wonderful peice of music, good lord. and I'm just here smiling, glad im a 7th grade first trumpet right now

[@scottshevy9643]

One of my favorite memories of my daughter's musical upbringing is her appreciation of the Montagues and Capulets fight scene and those overly challenged str ings during that section. Even the Philly strings suffered through it. She gained a real understanding of Prokofiev, however. He's still among her favorites as well as is mine. Great writing for oboe, also.

[@pdconcessionaria9601]

EXCELLENT RECORDING FOR THE EQUIPMENT. Good orchesta

[@haydenharris3059]

I was in this amazing ballet as a soldier which was just extra work at the Alhambra theatre Bradford many years ago. To be on stage with the dancers listening to the orchestra in the pit was mind blowing everyone of the ten performances. I even remember the equity rate which was £40 per performance. I believe it was the English National Ballet.

[@desdicado999]

Brilliant piece of music ,heard this as a child one of my fathers favourites , thanks.

[@carloschaconlora2987]

Sublime.

[@michaeltraub3614]

For the full impact, see the ballet performed.

[@musicfanBRA]

Such vigorous music, with some beautiful themes . Reminds me of John Williams's soundtracks for Lucas and Spielberg films . Very modern.

[@IULIAMEDAN]

Well,actually,John Williams tooked a lot of elements from Prokofiev's music.That's a very good observation.I'm a student at the Conservatory and I didn't noticed that,until one of our teachers said that.Bravo!

[@musicfanBRA]

Iulia Medan Thank you! Made my day. :) P.s. - I'm a lay person, not a musician. Just a music lover since childhood.

[@Alejandro-Te]

That is like saying that wahing a formula 1 car reminds you of your kid trying to learn how to drive a trycicle.

[@victorlarignon2814]

i totaly agree with you, that's the first thing i thought when i heard this song, Star Wars x) i do not say it is the same but it has been inspired !

[@angela7670]

How do u recognise the theme in a piece of music?

[@Rudinski88]

Beautiful

[@Keithmeister74]

Epic piece of music. I love watching the musicians and how their movements also describe the music. Watching a live orchestra is amazing.

[@slipperyslope7970]

One of Prokofiev's masterpieces at 4:30

[@nox_lanius5947]

I have to admit, despite the negative single stories (stereotypes) and the movies they'd feature the Russians, I'd say they are not to be underestimated. No sir. As a simple South Eastern Asian that I am, I've long noticed that. To any Russian in here, I give you respects and that you all are beautiful in your own ways even if you' re not the musical Prokofiev or that very well known Tchaikovsky. Because you too are the ones that make me feel inspired to be my own self, I love you all, you have my words.

[@heatherlythe9247]

The is my all time favourite seen performed as a ballet is just magnificent.It conjures up so many emotions. A Prokofiev master piece.

[@summerrose8308]

this is an amazing play of music, I love it so much...

[@cosmob.4895]

Favourite part is at 1:30 on to about 3:00.

[@cjjacobs9539]

the Dance of the knights

[@pdrc1447012j]

yes it is the best

[@xerxes6627]

Cj Jacobs the Nazis used to march to it -- if you believe that.

[@pdrc1447012j]

eli alhussaini et alors ? la musique est belle c'est tout

[@dainiusmocevicius3928]

eli alhussaini no they do not - Prokofiev is Russian composer

[@shin-i-chikozima]

The works created by the genius composers who were awaked by the voice of God will flicking the heartstrings that is deeply in the depths of the human soul. This performance is standing ovationaly. Especially「Dance of the knight」is exquisite and incomparable ！

[@WhyEncore]

I guess you could say violinists really live life on the, edge!!!

[@brucekreider9297]

I can picture 18th century war ships approaching a hostile shore at dawn and this music blasting the waves!!!

[@evemaniac]

The dance of the knights is soo amazing, unbelieveable powerfull and its intimidating stoic agressive Trombone bass blast is breathtaking..thx for uploading the full suite.

[@megbailey3562]

Love Prokofiev, wonderful! Also love Grieg, but I don't see how you can compare these totally different composers

[@gerardbegni2806]

This score has always been popular. Here, it is very well interpreted and directed by Josep Vincent. The orchestra has a warm sonority which contributes to the general mood of the rendering. Excellent.

[@ClaraOzanCDL]

Wonderful....Thank you.

[@enzodigiacomo8004]

First 3'20" . Deep and mysterious sounds evocating titanic energies of hate between factions and world creation . Mankind born and death , love and deep hate . Capuleti and Montecchi each other fighting . Love and death . A masterpiece . Thank you Prokofiev ! Thank you World Orchestra-Josep Vicent ! Enzo

[@luciusinfabula9148]

+Enzo Di Giacomo the pure and beautiful love between the two boys drowned by the hatred and twisted souls of their families.

[@peridoodle2644]

Finally found it! I've been looking everywhere for this after I heard it in a documentary about the Russian Typhoon class SSBN.

[@hyun-woopark3790]

+Chase Johnson I was searching for it on and off for a year, lol. On youtube I tried the likes of "boss classical" "Classical march" "War classical" only to fail. For some reason "classical thunder" was where the money was at!

[@bridgetpeters2725]

+Chase Johnson TOF MAN

[@fanmanuv]

look for it www.shazam.com/

[@rabbamonkey]

What humans can achieve!

[@fireoflondonreport]

Maravilloso.

[@drcemdede]

Marvelous !

[@ivocardozo4474]

Incomparavel. Mother Russia, thank you !!! Greatest Revolution of History; greatest Art. Too much.

[@charliec9392]

its a very powerful piece of music i'm amazed

[@hotchocomin]

This is one of my favssss

[@pascalnobody5128]

Quelle belle musique, chaleureuse, entêtante,c'est celle qui est joué en entrée du film Caligula. Ma jeunesse.

[@PhuDuongSTRENGTHTRAINING]

Oui! je suis d'accord!

[@limasousa5769]

Escutei o clássico na íntegra. A sensação que tive foi de grande êxtase em meu interior ao sentir um ar de mistério combinado ao calor dos mortais. Algo como o romance na calada da noite. Gostoso demais de ouvir. 09/01/2021 - Fortal- Ce. Brasil.

[@jacquesfrancoisdhenin3665]

C'est magnifique, comme musique et l'interprétation, également.

[@bugusadas2671]

Dlugie zycie uczy doceniac takie chwile

[@mofkaborokan1662]

ענק פשוט ענק

[@ribmoraes]

Belíssima obra!!

[@minicookiescraft9626]

2:13 Ok, who else came here from the Trombone Star Wars prank. But came out with an amazing musical piece, and won’t be able to get out of their heads? Just me? Ok

[@mika7408]

OH SHIT YES ME

[@jaredhettenhouser4652]

lol i did, that was funny. In all seriousness, this piece is great, but every piece needs a hint of star wars now and then... :D

[@musicalaviator]

@@jaredhettenhouser4652 Every star wars needs a hint of Prokofiev now and then :P

[@ares8916]

How did u know

[@kinglyatticus]

Wow stalker much???

[@csnomel]

I came from an edit, which I spent so long looking for the street dance version. But I love this one as well ❤️

[@brucer9572]

If I were older and wiser, I would say that Shostakovich is the great Russian composer during the Stalinist period. But I'm not, and so I'll go with Prokofiev. He's my man. One of these days I'll evolve.

[@ickyflix3]

Shostakovich 1st suite has a special place in my heart and I love his pieces, but man, this really slaps

[@ruthvandekempe5281]

Prokofiev s romeo and juiliet is the best there is

[@VictoriaMurray7490]

This, is amazing. I am in awe and smiling.

[@margaritaf1]

Bellísimo!!

[@lumiorvte]

I played this a few years ago. Was my second time in a big orchestra. The piece was difficult for me (I had 4 years of experience at the time, not a lot for playing the cello lmao) but really fun.

[@axeljoliet-helfricht2411]

👍👍👍👏👏👏

[@karlateresachavarinnungara5090]

La melodía del minuto 14:26 es la que sale en Princess Tutu cuando Fakir y Ahiru bailan el ballet de Romeo y Julieta :'3 Es tan hermoso!!❤

[@TheRF1993]

Eargasming from 33:00 on so bad... All hail Prokofiev!

[@MouettePentoufles]

Bravo !

[@julietasuqiasyan6066]

SUPEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEER

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Julieta Suqiasyan 元気でいるだろうか❓心配ですよ‼️

[@armandoparraguez8781]

Genial!!!!

[@LittleDerpDerp]

Oh my god the bottom of this ensemble blew my speakers to pieces.

[@megbailey3562]

This is amazing! Remember a film version of this ballet! Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Meg Bailey I want to look that bulle

[@ivainsencher]

watch live this evening at filarmonica minas gerais:-)

[@molochsorcery4357]

My favorite classical piece. This song really makes my subwoofers beg for mercy on the car stereo. It's also fun to crank this up with 2,000 watts when those kids come up to the stop light thumping urban hip hop too damn loud. This cranked up just makes them roll up their windows. ;) Prokofiev 1, Hip Hop 0

[@Seamus322]

MOLOCH SORCERY-Any CD with the words "Pipes and Drums" in the title works really well, too ;-)

[@brucekreider9297]

LOVE COMMENTS LIKE THIS !! ha, ha, ha!

[@dave-m3tal]

MOLOCH SORCERY Classical music rules over any modern shitty music ^^

[@spacechimp3199]

MOLOCH SORCERY you sound very fucking old

[@spacechimp3199]

MOLOCH SORCERY Id recommend ‘I love it’ by Kanye West & Lil Pump or ‘Pussy monster’ by Lil Wayne

[@gabrielaivettledesma6721]

Prokofiev : ♥️

[@davidlyons24]

Amazing! Goosebumps! The best interpretation of this piece I ever seen, so deep! Incredible riythm and after 1:29 is like an explosion

[@dandysquirrel]

davidlyons24 Hi this is excellent but have you heard Mravinksy's version? IMO it can't be beaten. Cheers.

[@nini-ru1eb]

Increíble 😍😍

[@jemimam4760]

1:18 is the bit your were listening for

[@АлександрАрхипкин-м9о]

Russian genius

[@foumf-O7]

Americans : Walk on the moon! Prokovief: Let's surf on it

[@a7xlostie]

Favorite part of playing this was the all down bow part at 2:52 ... so fun!!

[@jzpatelut]

Lee Byrum Thanks for comment...yes yes down bow to indicate begining the suite and tempo....Pl. check also fontayn and nurevey composition work,,...jzpatelut..

[@paulwegmeyer2217]

Wonderful sensitivity on a theme

[@paulwegmeyer2217]

Thanks

[@wandellamaia6516]

Meu deus! Até me arrepio quando escuto está música.

[@kien9]

2:19 ouch

[@michaelmcdonagh5104]

Prokofiev Is a god!

[@GuruRasaVonWerder]

THANK YOU!

[@Aguamarina38]

Outstanding composition!

[@neofituslive6810]

It's like when you know that something bad is gonna happen soon. You just don't know what it is

[@zbigniewlipski4448]

Czytam aktualnie książkę Reyes Monforte "Rosyjska namiętność" będącą zbeletryzowaną biografią S. Prokofiewa i jego żony Liny. Interesująca biografia, a jednocześnie historyczne odniesienie do stalinowskich czasów w ZR. Warta poświęcenia kilku dni na poznanie tego co było.

[@ИринаИльина-в7з]

Благодарю вас. Это интересно.

[@MrsKatieHoran]

playing this for orchestra :)

[@phillipleboa5251]

WELL DONE DURBAN !!!!!!! XOXOXOXO

[@tamaratamaral2552]

me encanta Provoca su audición suspense y temor

[@rober4o]

En una palabra, BRILLANTE.

[@nikoxiro]

I find many modern music inspired from Romeo and Juliet..sure Star Wars even some Pink Floyd (the Wall)

[@heeseunglee3017]

This feels like the touch of evilness in revenge.

[@steeltwistercoaster]

needs a bit more coughing..

[@HearthingTV]

Hello, Gaben.

[@josipbozic2537]

fuck you

[@leokrupp4442]

Lol, there's always a cougher in crowds. Kinda like, this airplane doesn't have enough screaming babies!

[@Rollich1]

More cowbell, too.

[@drewtube5031]

Don't cry, Sappy.

[@43nostromo]

Romeorock and Julietstone. From "The Flintstones".

[@HikariXD]

Came for my homework. So this is the music in the "best orchestra pun" video? i see

[@not2tees]

Prokofiev derived 3 Orchestral Suites from Romeo and Juliet, says Wikipedia. This must be the 2nd one, as it has the Montagues and Capulets in it near the beginning. Dance of the Knights, this is also called. Very "I Rule" Russian hubris music!

[@jakeallen6914]

+not2tees It's quite common for conductors to derive their own set of pieces from the three orchestral suites

[@peterfitton4529]

Or indeed to derive their own set of pieces from the complete ballet. Some of the pieces in the 3 suites are quite different to the pieces as they occur in the ballet.

[@matgridalro]

God Prokofiev

[@sextodee-tres3448]

Enhorabuena!

[@genevievebauer323]

Le cameraman devrait nous montrer plus souvent les musiciens soloiste et les groupes des instruments à vent et basses etc...