Tchaikovsky: Fatum, Op. 77 (with Score)

[@diqi2024]

i love piu mosso. so innocence and nostalgic.

[@McGenji]

Сонатная форма Вступление - 0:05 Главная партия - 3:05 Побочная партия - 7:08 Разработка - 8:06 Реприза, Вступление - 9:50 Реприза, Главная партия - 10:36 Реприза, Побочная партия - 13:49 Кода - 14:49

[@santiagoteves7224]

The beginning is awesome!

[@steveegallo3384]

Wondrous.....BRAVO from Acapulco!

[@G50Oliveira]

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[@jesustovar2549]

Not really that bad for an unknown Tchaikovsky work, a good try for a symphonic poem by his part even if it's not at the same level of his best known works, surely an underreated piece.

[@henryng0725]

Thx for sharing this wonderful music! I listen to this for the first time and you can see what Tchaikovsky would do in his Fourth Symphony later. Isn’t the opening section also in G minor instead of C minor?

[@Trombonemusic765]

Pov: Twosetters clicking on anything that says Tchaikovsky. Edit: First one here lol

[@ChillinDylan2875]

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[@Tokkemon]

I can understand the negative feelings around this work. It's meandering compared to his much tighter other works.

[@henryng0725]

If I composed this kind of “dissatisfied” work I would consider myself to have finished a masterpiece LoL, so I’m definitely not reaching Tchaikovsky’s level haha!! Of course this work is less tighter than his last three symphonies, it’s still an achievement!

[@jesustovar2549]

@@henryng0725 I would have thought myself that too, but even obscure works like these are masterpieces compared to whatever modern pop songs plays on the radio, hahaha!

[@freddoliveira]

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[@inbb510]

Too bad Tchaikovsky destroyed score due to his self dissatisfaction with the work.

[@jmbechtel]

It is VERY interesting to consider, to be sure.

[@danolpe]

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