Tchaikovsky: "The Sleeping Beauty" Suite Op. 66a (with Score)

[@mrtchaikovsky]

I can't help but smirk every time I hear that over the top introduction of the waltz, followed by that gentle tune. Tchaikovsky was such a drama queen...

[@yeruchom]

Maybe that was part of the genius of the composer - beginning the musical narration of the story with high drama (and indeed the story is filled with drama) and then contrasting it with a succeeding and less dramatic (and even sad) part of the narrative. I don't know anything about Tchaikovsky's personality but personality aside, I have no issue with these contrasting moods. Just a thought.

[@celestia4439]

I mean it fits with the sleeping beauty story

[@Dylonely_9274]

Great masterpiece. Never get enough of Tchaikovsky.

[@shadmium]

hee hee hee haar

[@juicedelemon]

HeeHeeHeeHaw

[@EvanFeusi]

he he he hah

[@bloovelvet]

If the title has adagio or andante in it and the composer is Tchaikovsky, always expect a gorgeous and heart-melting melody.

[@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven]

How does one even come up with a melody like that of the valse? Pure genius.

[@celestia4439]

Every single piece composed by Tchaikovsky is a masterpiece and nobody can change my mind

[@MisterPathetique]

Ever heard of Fatum?

[@theonewhoknocks6353]

Sleeping Beauty is such a masterpiece no wonder it was his favourite ballet.

[@JanCarlComposer]

Piotr, what a titan

[@정성지-v5r]

19:48

[@ジャガーマン-l5h]

ラストの曲トムとジェリーで流れていましたね

[@lhc_wally6139]

yo what's good man

[@SereneSounds-n7x]

Really enjoyed the depth you brought to this performance of Tchaikovsky's Suite. It's fascinating how the music evokes such vivid imagery. That said, I can't help but feel that sometimes the orchestration overshadows the ballet's emotional core. What do you all think?

[@ShockzG5]

21:33

[@macmahon_matt]

Pre Disney adaptation of Sleeping Beauty music

[@harrisonbuckpercussion]

21:34