Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker Act 1, Scene 2 No. 9 Valse des flocons de neige

[@addisonavery9204]

For anyone here practicing this for any sort of choral performance, the vocal portion of this piece begins at 1:54. I hope I was able to help ^^

[@rachelx04]

Choral Entries for my Choir buddies A: 1:54 and 2:37 B: 4:24 C: 5:29

[@marcostefanoboietti7757]

Suonano fiori tra gli di gelsomino della ragazza. Armonia celestiale o passi lievi di angeli. Gravità o leggerezza nel vortice di un valzer che tutto da dimenticare. Anche la nostra follia.

[@grokkel]

I remember listening to this when I was 4. I'm 11 now. I still love this.

[@seabass4457]

the opera part from 1:53 sound holy and unearthly ive just been listening to that part over and over again closing my eyes cuz it sounds beautiful

[@mariannedavila3574]

yes! when i was growing up, there used to be a commercial for a library with that part as the background music.

[@doriendewuffel9407]

Thanks for uploading the list of Nutcracker Suite

[@ashinspace9052]

Omg I'm performing the Nutcracker 12 times in December over at the Segrestrom Theatre for American ballet Theatre I'm so excited

[@iode3063]

OMG

[@abriellerobare5465]

wow you in ABT!

[@ZNC16]

My favorite of all the songs from the Nutcracker!

[@rwagner83]

A masterpiece of orchestration

[@jermaine1998]

i have ADHD, and this is one of the few things that makes EVEN ME calm and relaxed.

[@animefreak1104]

this is my favorite piece in the nutcracker

[@ashleykay88]

Can't wait to perform this in the nutcracker this weekend!

[@sandramoisan1078]

Merci Tchaikovsky magnifique

[@jermaine1998]

i love this one of tchaikovsky, it reminds me of Christmas. sitting by the fire, presents under the tree, snow falling out the sky, kissing the girl you love under the missletoe. that reminds me, why is everybody all about the presents? what happend to the time where Christmas was about family?

[@SiliconBong]

+jermaine vink (KZbinNoob) "what happend to the time where Christmas was about family?" Back in the day ~ the early eighties~ christmas used to be about getting to together with family, to celebrate all the good things done in the year and to put to bed any bad feeling in the family. This carried onto the new year where any and all past jealousies and bitterness were washed away with the promise of a new year. (Beware: sermon follows: For some families, like my own, it was a time to reflect on the birth of a wee baby half a world away that occurred almost two thousand years ago. Regardless of his parentage, the exactitude of some of his teachings regarding slavery, ...we all looked forwards to a new year measured from the date of his birth and reflected that the attitude of doing 'unto others and thou hath done unto thee has' benefited the greater part of world as we knew it and led to the present time :) BUT. As the eighties turned into the nineties the culture of cynicism grew. Drugs weren't just something you smoked from a special pipe while you listened to your parents 33rpm vinyl records, they were FUCKING EVIL !! And just when things couldn't get any worse it turned out the CIA was aiding the transport from poppy field to 'factory' to street corner, there had to have been more than one weapon used to assassinate an american president on the twenty second of the eleventh nineteen sixty three and if the Reader's Digest said so then it had to be true!! Around about the same time a few ideas were gently introduced. Among those were the certainty that the religious didn't have a monopoly of good and evil, this was proven with an increasing publicity of the great deal of evils being hidden by those in places of liturgical power. In the interests of secularism it became more obvious to an increasingly younger population of consumers that the reasons for christmas were based on an archaic and pagan tradition and it was more of a socially acceptable excuse to gain as great a favour with ones friends and family for as lowest financial commitment possible. Does that answer your question or have I just bored you shitless with my humble and attempts at an abbreviated answer?

[@jermaine1998]

SiliconBong that was WAAAAAAYYYY to much to read, sorry

[@SiliconBong]

jermaine vink *chuckles, I feel stupid, but proud of myself at the same time :)

[@mya2812]

SiliconBong wow 😳 I am so shocked right now

[@niogretpaul3444]

I want Christmas.... NOW!

[@f_c_1958]

Wow, the change over the end!

[@amariantonia3821]

eek i get to perform this and chocolate from spain soon! this playlist is really helping me get more familiar with the music and my routines.

[@mya2812]

I love this song

[@scottvasquez1401]

The opening credits to the Nutcracker Prince.

[@adamwrightla]

Who in God's good name is the one person who didn't 'like' this?

[@SonicGamerGirl2006]

@@jermaine1998 Yeah, you're probably right, considering that most hip-hop songs and rap songs contain inappropriate content that children SHOULD NOT listen to at all and their parents NEEDS to be aware of that and NEVER ignore such warnings. Plus, heavy metal is a warning as well.

[@Meddled]

A real little workout for the flute player!

[@a.a.6568]

1:52

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2:38

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4:23 final

[@a.a.6568]

5:18 final real xd

[@ILoveMusic-us2ci]

2018 anyone?????!!!

[@petermannhelga6037]

Here

[@nikoskorick2889]

2021 ;)

[@classicalricky]

i love conducting this.

[@thebowrainie8247]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@thebowrainie8247]

I am a believer

[@まろ-g8c]

1:25