Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture 1/2

Performing by Osaka Philharmonic Orchestra.
Eiji Oue , conductor.

[@MASA-qx8ud]

指揮者大植英次さんを初めて知りました。指揮を見ているだけでうきうきします。 大阪フィルとの一体感が素晴らしいです。

[@halo10645]

This is magnific!Never heard any thing like it.All of the people should lisen to this. Can you belive this im only 13 and i love this music.

[@911mattias]

one of my personal favourite conductors! so much passion and excitement!

[@joposepemaparinpi]

This is my favourite song!! I LOVE THIS SONG!!!!

[@Mritalicsmine]

I can't wait to hear what this guy will do to my favorite pieces of music! He and his Orchestra are quintessential gems

[@BritishJuche]

The opening notes brought tears to my eyes.

[@Candide0000]

die führung ist TOP... das beste das ich auf der plattform gesehen habe. meine beste version, da es enthusisasrich und gelebt ist... immer ein genuss!

[@HellscreamBlackout]

doesn't matter because that's all in the past... Now is the time to get over those wars and listen to the wonderful music. =)

[@aschoon01]

This conductor is pretty amazing. His passion is pretty damn contagious. Awesome!

[@theemurf]

He conducts with ever limb and facial expression, and it works so well!!

[@ViolinfanaticOriginal]

Well, they also have Eiji Oue as their conductor. What a privilege! He is amazing!

[@New023]

Most amazing piece of music ever, I wish we played this in our band!

[@Seandeclanpatrick]

Goddamn, I love Eiji Oue. This man truly loves what he does.

[@Riesen89]

I like the addition of Cornets! in the Trompet register; very good idea cuz that makes it softer! At all: very good ideas!!!

[@miguelcarvalho2008]

The best version I have heard in ages based on... ...how it made me feel.

[@joposepemaparinpi]

I LOVE THIS SONG!!! IT IS MI FAVOURITE!!

[@dodohead015]

bravo, maestro. conduction to perfection. simply inspirational. domo arigato.

[@Cooki3st]

People like want they want to like. Don't blame them. If you insult them by not hearing this music, they'll never hear this with attention but if you are kind to them perhaps they'll like someday.

[@GeneralBurkhalter1]

I have nothing more to say for this, but, Brilliant.

[@meiskann]

spectacular! love this piece and the history behind it.

[@OneZeroFour104]

That's sheer emotion right there. Powerful.

[@RamSG9]

In my opinion, Eiji Oue is the bes conductor. He has an "I love this music so much" face and he's very enthusiastic, unlike european conductors, who look like they hate to be conducting and think the musicians are awful, not all of them, but generally

[@vgman94]

@ce1lo Aw, man. He was nearly crying. That's so sad, yet so sweet. It's nice to see a conductor as involved with the music as his musicians are.

[@steveowen21]

It might have been off ever so slightly because youtube is like that but just for the future info conducters are ment to move slightly before the note or whatever is played :) and it is a great piece i agree!!!

[@teddyxiao]

@AnAmatureVideo Agreed to the max...My favourite Tchaikovsky piece is Violin Concerto in D...

[@cenodus]

This is quite incredible! The section beginning at 4:29 is terribly difficult to perform - what clarity in the strings!!! very beautifully performed .

[@TUUKUU]

Dear Foreign audience! I'm japanese. Please remember that this conductor is name of OHUE. He was taught by Mr.Bernstein.

[@alexaxxem]

id sell my heart and live off a heart pump til i die to play in an orchestra like this

[@videoboy11111]

これは一番です。

[@irenicus_uk021]

I liked this guy.

[@GeneralDAS]

7:55 What an amazing flute solo. So much character.

[@pbernier34]

Very enthusiastic conductor. Great performance.

[@joseherminios4]

good fantastic bravisimo

[@omochii123]

tchaikovsky is incredible!!

[@atake66]

@flamingbunnies10 His name is Eiji Oue, a Japanese famous conductor

[@ce1lo]

6:53-7:12 BEST CONDUCTING EVER!!!!!!!!

[@butterfury]

This piece is very heart touching. It signifies how Napoleon retreated and lost most of his Grand Armee in Russia.

[@Fuzzelism]

This was really fantastic! It's really fun to watch and his face at 3:33 is also very funny :)

[@ThunderAppeal]

That actually makes a lot of sense.

[@bluemangopix]

Eiji Oue is dancing with his hands to the music :D

[@Arimsin]

Amazing performance

[@HonmaKotaro]

ラ・マルセイユを入れちゃうところがすごい。チャイコフスキーもいいですね。

[@theresaelvins9558]

Amazing !

[@pajarito8553]

Mi interpretación favorita es esta :3

[@thissystemneeds]

Is there a whole MP3 of this somewhere? This is by far my favorite rendition of the piece, but I can't find it anywhere besides KZbin.

[@alexbulgo3858]

It's always an absolute pleasure to see maestro Eiji Oue conducting.

[@Kailudwig07]

also das orchester hat es auf allen fälle verstanden die musik gut rüber zu bringen

[@darthteej1]

Think about this, Tchaiscovsky was a beloved composer, writing from the events of history around him, tormented but creative and accepting of himself. THIS was his magnum opus. Lady Gaga, a "sensation" who has only now lasted a few years, is neurotic, self doubting, angsty, and still fails at controlling her direction while giving overblown societal commentary. Bad Romance is her best song. Nobeau Uematsu, John Williams, and those like him are the true populist musicians of this era.

[@grotty1535]

with all that music right there in front of you, a conducter must get caught up in the feelings of emotion that music illicits

[@minasgekos]

i think that this maestro gives confidence to the orchestra

[@iferrit]

The tuba part for this is really hard.

[@nevergoodname]

@Cooki3st i could not agree more.

[@MrAlgykcho]

It's not easy to stand under the shadow of great Takashi Asahina, actually he's doing quite well.

[@mimi230classic]

@MegaMindfreak666 I said the same thing about it being played at my funeral before reading your comment! Great minds! Its an amazing piece!

[@LeoLeoni13]

7:45-8-15....WOWOWOWOWOW

[@ginnyisdacoolest]

@Jinxed44 Well, I don't know about length of pieces (though I do find it difficult to *just* listen to a piece without having something else to do at the same time), but I agree there are too many smug classical music listeners. It's one of the main reasons I stopped listening for such a long time, because I didn't want to be that sort of person. Thankfully I later got into it of my own accord. I can enjoy other genres of music as well; I just love them in different ways.

[@elgor89]

@92rabzouzjihad il y a 2 hymnes nationaux dans 1812 ! la marseillaise et l'hymne russe (le tsariste bien sûr)

[@Jiffybob47]

it's Bernstein. he was awesome ^_^ but i know what you mean, 'Bernstein' threw me off after watching the 'Barenstein Bears' for years :D

[@RoNy164]

If anyone has or finds an HD video, please share.

[@vforusa777]

USA baby!

[@dueceondic]

@brownie1982ad i agree with you on that point. im just saying that it was a poor choice of word to say when not to attack instead of when to attack because theyre completely different in terms of military strategy.

[@videosissy]

i kept thinking that he would poke his eye out with that stick !

[@Ken2234]

page turns are the most scary part of a piece. I remember throwing all my music on the floor during a performance. So embarrassing!

[@vlad4706]

I've never played in an orchestra before because I play guitar but why do they have sheet music infront of them. Can't they just memorize the piece or is the music just there so they can follow along???

[@Wulfydragon]

Absoloutely glorious! Although i admit that the conductor pulls some strange faces!

[@AvYoshi]

@Jinxed44 Not really. Some of the best rock songs are also long. I Want You has two minutes of the same thing and any decent version of Free Bird is atleast 12 minutes long

[@prabhat1234]

7:51 wow!! :)

[@viniciustang]

eu tenho 12 anos e adoro musicas classicas e normal isso

[@CarelessCapybara]

1:50 that's my favorite part :D

[@fmandres75]

fucking jackey chan!!!!! directing like a boss

[@marto282]

@tubal18 that happens to me with my ringtone; beethoven´s appasionata sonata xD

[@atrumdecretum]

@MegaMindfreak666 I want this played during my open casket funeral, and my corpse exploded during the finale.

[@toogoodbw]

@solun82 I would compare this battle to the siege of the Alamo. Even though the Mexican Army won the battle of the Alamo in doing so they lost the war. Same concept with the Battle of Borodino.

[@TheJoshoraptor]

At 00:01, the conducted is thinking, 'boy, this is going to be one hell of a job'

[@6969erik]

What makes the big boom? Is it a base drum? Or something else?

[@profeszor]

Wiki is your best friend

[@KhanGarth]

i bet its a rush. i tried out the conducting part on Wii Music, and even though thats barely like real conducting, i still felt a rush conducting Ode to Joy!

[@Estr4nged90]

remeber always november 5th....

[@zwalrus1]

I wish he would have worn bunny ears. Haha. I love this conductor.

[@ViolinfanaticOriginal]

Why did he hate this piece? What was his satirical message? I mean, if anything was going to be satirical it should have been Nutcracker.

[@inn0cent]

i like the playing but i think the camera focused too much on the conductor. i did rather see the orchestra playing.

[@RamSG9]

@bender0502 I play at the youth orchestra in my city. Been playing for almost 5 years. Saying he's the best was just a subjective expression, it's my opinion, as my comment clearly stated. C'mon! It begined with: ''IN MY OPINION'' I'm no expert but I do prefer conductors that have a lot of enthusiasm and expression. I know Bernstein, Dudamel, Karajan, etc. It's just that I prefer Oue.

[@600bri]

were playing this in band..pretty amazing

[@azulaoacessorios1]

podia ter algum detalhe em branco pelo menos

[@JJARheadProductions]

@th1nk4once why would mindless waste come to this page? the only one's that would are ones looking up the song from V for Vendetta, who probably like it.

[@georgechang3400]

good

[@warrior995]

So I'm assuming this song it easy? Or are you a crazy flute prodigy that's probably Asian??

[@GoldenKaos]

Cannons in this, I think.

[@djphongirl]

dont like this....LOVE THIS

[@azuresniper_az]

@rachmaniralf What's to be ashamed by admitting that this orchestra is better than any American's? It's music!

[@gretchenne]

@darthteej1 You can't really compare the lenght of some artist's career today with people that lived 100 years ago... anyways.. And neither can you judge the way an artist decides to ''orient'' his career. Classical music is not for everyone you know, some people simply don't like it . As for myself, I respect Lady Gaga. ACCORDING TO YOU, bad romance is her best song but that's nothing but an opinion you know... I just hate it when classical music lovers diss other kinds of music

[@viniciustang]

@Aubstopper

[@DaKrazedKyubizt]

whoooaaaa.... lolz for a second there... call me an idiot, but i thought that was jackie chan conducting.

[@MrDemimonde]

it's ridiculous the stuff people argue about in the comments section...

[@serialkiller1990]

@bella4prezident I like this kind of music, but it is not the trait of this generation that it is not popular, it pretty much was this way always. Second of all, however great it may not be, it is hard to attribute technological advances to it.

[@devilwolf4]

its a lot easier to play with a conductor giving the timing especially when the urge to rush is so uncontrollable

[@toogoodbw]

@preppychrisbou looks like the Russians outnumber the French 890 to 11 now.

[@flamingbunnies10]

@DrBooondigga it would help if you spelled his name right.....

[@bbkd3b]

You expect more from youtube account holders? C'mon, watch a vid from the all-time most subscribed channels. You'll never have a high expectation ever again.

[@marto282]

@marto282 i just don´t want to pick up...