Tchaikovsky: 1812 Overture, op. 49 / Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra

Conducted by Gary Kulesha
Calgary Philharmonic Orchestra
Saturday, 28 October 2017
TCHAIKOVSKY: 1812 OVERTURE
Pyotr Il’yich Tchaikovsky (1840-1893)
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[@williamst.9652]

very good and I can feel every instrument ❤☕️

[@user-ro2gx2hl3j]

Great performance by Gary Kulesha and the Calgary Philharmonic. I hope that the director of the video returned to covering football games after this.

[@federicoaschieri]

This is the best sounding performance of the 1812 Overture that I found on youtube. Congrats!

[@rbzbsb]

Lacked some cannons.... and it was still excellent

[@dwaynewladyka577]

This is really awesome. Thanks for posting this.

[@Xaxtarr_Neonraven]

Bravo! Un po 'più di amore.

[@herbertdiaz3598]

Hermoso, Felicitaciones.....no lo había escuchado y me he suscrito

[@lucarem3170]

wooo...

[@user-xb4pu5kc5n]

What is, Big Five of Canada ? 🇨🇦 My list ~ Toronto Symphony Montreal Symphony Calgary Philharmonic Vancouver Symphony Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra

[@thecarrotdude]

The music is amazing. The filming is really bad. I really wish when new instruments were introduced or a new main part started playing they would zoom in on those individuals. But they rarely do that! It's disappointing really. E.g. 9:11, where is the tambourine sound coming from, who is playing it??

[@jimmymolinaro7554]

Flawless music wise, but being conducted much too slow removed the raw emotion from the entire piece.

[@malkolmlind8598]

Ooooh, are those actual cornets?! :D I usually see symphony orchestras letting two extra trumpets play those parts.

[@Sermikhai]

Napoleon kaput! :)

[@mohamedfuhqwadial-kaboom.4772]

Flawless execution, and I'm no expert, but in my humble opinion, larger string, brass and drum sections et cetera would fill the music out. To me, it sounded flawless, but understaffed by musicians. Twice the violins, chellos or whatnot would have been a "richer" sound. Well done tho!