Tchaikovsky: 1812 Overture (with cannons) // Antal Dorati

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The Year 1812, festival overture in E♭ major, Op. 49, popularly known as the 1812 Overture, is a concert overture written in 1880 by Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky to commemorate Russia's defence of its motherland against Napoleon's invading Grande Armée in 1812.
Beginning with the plaintive Russian melody of the Eastern Orthodox Troparion of the Holy Cross (also known as "O Lord, Save Thy People") played by four cellos and two violas, the piece moves through a mixture of pastoral and martial themes portraying the increasing distress of the Russian people at the hands of the invading French. This passage includes a Russian folk dance, At the Gate, at my Gate ("U Vorot, Vorot"). At the turning point of the invasion-the Battle of Borodino-the score calls for five Russian cannon shots to counter a fragment of La Marseillaise, the French national anthem. A descending string passage represents the subsequent retreat of the French forces, followed by victory bells and a triumphant repetition of O Lord, Save Thy People as Moscow burns to deny winter quarters to the French. A musical chase scene appears, out of which emerges the anthem God Save the Tsar! thundering with eleven more precisely scored shots. The overture utilizes counterpoint to reinforce the appearance of the leitmotif that represents the Russian forces throughout the piece. A total of 16 cannon shots are written into the score of the Overture.
The music can be interpreted as a fairly literal depiction of the campaign: in June 1812, the previously undefeated French Allied Army of over half a million battle-hardened soldiers and almost 1,200 state-of-the-art guns (cannons, artillery pieces) crossed the Niemen River into Lithuania on its way to Moscow. The Holy Synod, aware that the Russian Imperial Army could field a force only a fraction of this size, inexperienced and poorly equipped, called on the people to pray for deliverance and peace. The Russian people responded en masse, gathering in churches all across the Empire and offering their heartfelt prayers for divine intervention (the opening hymn). Next we hear the ominous notes of approaching conflict and preparation for battle with a hint of desperation but great enthusiasm, followed by the distant strains of La Marseillaise as the French approach. Skirmishes follow, and the battle goes back and forth, but the French continue to advance and La Marseillaise becomes more prominent and victorious - almost invincible. The Tsar desperately appeals to the spirit of the Russian people in an eloquent plea to come forward and defend the Rodina (Motherland). As the people in their villages consider his impassioned plea, we hear traditional Russian folk music. La Marseillaise returns in force with great sounds of battle as the French reach Moscow. The Russian people now begin to stream out of their villages and towns toward Moscow to the increasing strains of folk music and, as they gather together, there is even a hint of celebration. Now, La Marseillaise is heard in counterpoint to the folk music as the great armies clash on the plains west of Moscow, and Moscow burns. Just at the moment that Moscow is occupied and all seems hopeless, the hymn O Lord, Save Thy People that opens the piece is heard again as God intervenes, bringing an unprecedented deep freeze the French cannot bear (the winter winds blow in the music). The French attempt to retreat, but their guns, stuck in the freezing ground, are captured by the Russians and turned against them. Finally, the guns are fired in celebration and church bells all across the land peal in grateful honor of their deliverance from their treacherous and cruel enemies.
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[@SheetMusicBoss]

This is I-N-C-R-E-D-I-B-L-E. WOW. There's a bajillion "meh" recordings of the 1812 Overture but I love the one you chose! Fantastic. And it's just awesome to visualise the music in Synthesia. While it's not as detailed as a score, you can definitely visualise all of the instruments together far more easily. It's awesome! Nice work! -Andrew

[@maxtio9119]

Sheet Music Boss could you do the 1812 overture as well please. This is my favorite piece of music. I would love to see it performed by you

[@matthewcarlon7122]

Sheet Music Boss would love to see this one too...was expecting this during this 4th of July

[@lockdot2]

SMB can you make your own version?pleas

[@vdagr8795]

Watch and learn

[@GarenEvansMusic]

I remember listening to one that has both cannons and choir! It's fantastic!

[@isaacdavis1363]

Patrick: Is mayonnaise an instrument? Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky: Are cannons an instrument?

[@lourdesperez4976]

NO

[@lourdesperez4976]

But also yes

[@LightLucky]

Wait if cannons are instrument because they are used in this overture then... Mayonaise is an instrument too Now give me my Noble

[@BirthdayBoyBlamMusic]

Is a hard helmet an instrument

[@kirklurkpu4470]

@@LightLucky technically yes, cannon is a war instrument. Flasks are called scientific instruments, which means... you're right lol.

[@arandomperson274]

Red: strings Green: woodwinds Orange: brass Yellow: percussion/cannons Purple: timpani

[@amadofamilyvlogs5930]

The cannons are even Worst than the loss of Pompeii.

[@ghzcoolz7634]

@@iwonapoplawska9286 People sometime forget so don't be a jerk

[@MinhNguyen-wz2wn]

who was the imposter lol

[@mariowatson6997]

What about the instruments

[@christianjavier693]

“No one will forget the day, and what it meant for this country, but I will never forget the man, and what he meant to me.” - Evey, V For Vendetta

[@octave11thpianist58]

Ik this is late but who’s quote is that

[@franklind.roosevelt8598]

Octave 11th Pianist a quote from V for vendetta

[@KawiLover250]

Literally watched this movie 3 times the last 2 days because it seems so relevant and I had to listen to this song

[@yannaischrire7327]

@@KawiLover250 piece!!!!

[@orinna2000]

Warning! Cannons will make your dogs bark, scare your parents, make cats panic, leave your friend or neighbor dumbfounded, goosebumps or diarrhea, waking up at the night shouting at the top of your lungs that you are robbed, make your house and city exploded, blowing your ears and brain, thinking that you should go to the doctor to have a surgery, make your sisters die, among the other things. Update: Distracts you from work or school or videogames Remember?

[@kingdmtv1515]

And the end of the world

[@solsticemeows]

@@kingdmtv1515 Or just another reset.

[@amadofamilyvlogs5930]

or the sound will distract working people

Thx for the warning

[@tto0508]

@@kingdmtv1515 yeah

[@auberginereverie]

Other musicians: *puts musical instruments* Tchaikovsky: *puts cannons in the end*

[@myname-sj7hs]

Tchaikovsky: But cannons are musical instruments!

[@uhh8111]

*coda

[@Noddi]

This is just life in a nutshell This is so blissful I love this, completely unaware of what’s about to come ( 00:04 - 2:10 ) Wait.. is this not going to last? ( 2:14 - 2:54 ) Oh god I might be right I don’t want this to end ( 2:54 - 3:47 ) It’ll be fine, I’ll pull through it can’t be that bad ( 3:50 - 4:20 ) Why do I have this eerie feeling something’s about to happen ( 4:21 - 4:46 ) Oh fuck I was wrong this is shit idk what I’m doing wtf is going on ( 4:49 - 6:37 ) I fall in love, this isn’t that bad. You know, Bob Ross might have been on to something: Gotta have opposites, light and dark and dark and light, in painting. It’s like in life. Gotta have a little sadness once in awhile so you know when the good times come.» ( 6:39 - 8:55 ) Oh no I fucked up I made such a mistake I’m an idiot ( 8:57 - 10:20 ) Phew it was just a misunderstanding, it’s ok ( 10:23 - 11:32 ) It wasn’t a misunderstanding after all.. I’ll make it alone though it’s ok ( 11:35 - 12:05 ) This shit is not fine why did I end up in this situation ( 12:07 - 12:56 ) You know life, is supposed to be a little wild. That’s what makes it special. You really have to appreciate the little things ( 12:57 - 13:54 ) Never to suffer would never to have been blessed -Edgar Allan Poe ( 14:00 )

[@PKLevel99]

Noddi great lol

[@kirklurkpu4470]

This is underrated comment

[@williampuckett5440]

art should reflect the artist's personality and how the artist is feeling, in some circumstances that's going to mean the art is very negative or positive. Life isn't fair

[@taylors7085]

This should’ve pinned ngl

[@Lolmenchek]

Sillychamp

[@Marton_Mark]

11:33 - 15:02 my favorite part

[@Polotiks-m5x]

French anthem is heard

[@Henri.d.Olivoir]

​@@Polotiks-m5xAnd the old russian one too

[@neew008]

Ty for pointing which point the finale is

[@MattiavonSigmund]

14:11 The National anthem of the Russian Empire: God, Save the Tsar! (In Russian: Bozhe, Tsarya Khrani!) If you want to sing along to this masterpice, here is the Lyrics in Latinized Russian and in Cyrillic Russian. Bozhe, Tsarya khrani! Sil'nyy, derzhavnyy, Tsarstvuy na slavu, na slavu nam! Tsarstvuy na strakh vragam, Tsar' pravoslavnyy! Bozhe, Tsarya khrani! Боже, Царя храни! Сильный, державный, Царствуй на славу, на славу нам! Царствуй на страх врагам, Царь православный! Боже, Царя храни!

[@me_is_hobo]

Cannons: Hey! I'm mentioned in this video. Chimes: You're not even an instrument, but I am! Why am I not mentioned?

[@sleeplesscake]

I love the cannons.

[@mariowatson1931]

Red: strings Green: woodwinds Orange: brass Purple: timpani Yellow: percussion and cannons

[@fallingcrane1986]

tCHAIKOVSKY YESS

[@islamispeace333]

Falling Crane TCHAIKOVSKY ALWAYS YES

[@Acidfrog475]

TCHAIKOVSKYES

[@axelord4ever]

I'm kinda sad to have learned Tchaikobsky held such a low opinion of his own piece, even going as far it being an artistic failure, and hated the fact that the 1912 Overture became his most popular piece. Notwithstanding his personal appreciation for it, I think it is an incredible piece of art, full stop.

[@mexstudios6753]

So if the 1912 Overture was the popular one then what happened to the 1812 Overture?

[@axelord4ever]

@@mexstudios6753 Typo ate it.

[@aa-ms8bf]

@@axelord4ever You can always edit your comment.

[@axelord4ever]

I'm aware.

[@jameerlawrencebondoc8162]

1912 overture was the Titanic's prediction@@mexstudios6753

[@RMRizalMusic]

You are waiting for 14:00 ,aren't you?

[@thepianist4314]

ReyMarvinR yeah you read my mind

[@Astrophysix1]

yeee. :3

[@shamahc1596]

ReyMarvinR yes all the way

[@classicalricky]

Not really. I like it all.

[@nero.5733]

ReyMarvinR yessss

[@swiftfox3461]

I expected the cannons to be actually present, and I wasn't disappointed. Great job!

[@bpabustan]

Any cover of this overture without the cannons and the carillon will sound very very lame to my ears.

[@farrukhahmed3479]

2:58- 3:15 is my brothers alarm clock sound. I still remember waking up to and just being like: 🤦🏻‍♀️😩

[@suppermanLandon]

I've heard this song a million times but 12:58 to 14:01 still gives me chills

[@tto0508]

11:34 the single time before the moment you've been waiting for 11:54 now it is almost the moment you've been waiting for 12:19 almost...... 12:23 almost.... 12:34 almost... 12:36 ALMOST...... 12:40 *ALMOST........* 12:58-13:56 *IT'S TIME FOR THE MOMENT YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR!* 14:58 Preparing the KrabbyPatty!

[@jamesdrrr]

5:36 i love how tchaikovsky added a little bit of the french anthem in there seen as this piece was about russia's defence against the french

[@アヤミ]

It tells a story, actually. The french anthem is played to portray the French army marching in loudly. Everytime the Russian Folk song “u rovot” or the Orthodox hymn is played, the French Anthem is played a lot louder right afterwards. This is a signal that at the time the French is winning, but when the Theme comes, the Russians are actually gaining back the higher ground. Then, the bass line declines in pitch and amplitude, signaling that the French is retreating.

[@britomicgamer922]

There are multiple instances of the French national anthem in this piece though

[@kommandantgalileo]

@@アヤミ and lastly God Save The Tsar plays during the church bell area

[@RLxDRMpG]

Finally!!! I can learn how to play the 1812 overture thank you PianoCzarX

[@Acidfrog475]

Everyone's dream come true XD

[@oturoscar9346]

But damn how many fingers ya gonna need :P

[@curlywa2]

My grandparents had a player piano and about 200 or so rolls. Great family fun was had by myself and my friends, growing up with a player piano 👍💜

[@thingypiano]

11:35 for the finale

[@leonlinton634]

I've been waiting so long for this amazing piece of music! Thank you so much!

[@MTSHEYTACM200]

Thank you very much, this is one of my favourite pieces of all time

[@sweebystpu]

When your teacher forgets to discuss about cannons in music class:

[@oturoscar9346]

“Ok kids we’re gonna learn about this cool,piece of historic music…” Later “Ok, cool bit, cover your ears” “We can’t hear you the music is too loud-“ BAAAASSSSHHHH

[@PrismaPog_17]

Those canons sure sound bombastic, and chaotic, but the good part is that it blends up with the intended mood of the music.

[@franzliszt6320]

Thank you very much PianoCzarX for upload this piece!

[@angstygyroscope7979]

this is like a black midi but in a good way

[@omnitone]

Andrei Luar are you saying that black midi is bad

[@charlesmcbain8975]

THE jake360 yes

[@omnitone]

Charles Mcbain some black midi is bad but some is good, like every form of music.

[@swaree]

@@omnitone no

[@omnitone]

Sware here is a good black midi kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJe2hKGpiqZ8bdE

[@RMRizalMusic]

At somewhere at 7:56 ,it sounds like Rachmaninoff's Italian Polka

[@xess4168]

It’s from the Russian folk song Enemy at the Gates

[@meeethya]

At the Grandfather's Gates*

[@medvevaros1051]

Yesd

[@catfun8363]

12:08 I TOUGHT MY HEADPHONES EXPLODED

[@liamgriffin218]

Cat Fun nope just the Russians using heavy artillery as an instrument.

[@luphemalc]

@@liamgriffin218 very funny (no)

[@DatVehicleGuy]

@@luphemalc Take it as a joke (yes)

[@jameer8225]

@@DatVehicleGuy it lagged my phone

[@MusicNerdMIDI]

Cool! I see this is displayed by Synthesia, did you have to edit the video meticulously to match the exact tempo of the orchestra? If so that's very impressive and lots of work!

[@PianoCzarX]

Yes, that’s what I do :-)

[@G6JPG]

@@PianoCzarX That's a _PHENOMENAL_ amount of work you've put in then! Thanks SO much!

[@stevom245]

That IS absolutely SENSATIOINAL love it to the end

[@katieaultmanable]

I love your fantastique Berlioz,1812, and rites of spring. I love all of your channel! I’m even trying to copy them on my piano 3-D app!!!!!

[@badchannel2713]

I love how this is the story piece of Napoleonic War and Others

[@lenzschwarze]

12:07 14:12

[@MattiavonSigmund]

14:11 od save the Tsar!

[@dannydrumplayer2802]

The part with cannons to me resembles the finale of Beethovens ninth symphony. The bass drum with cymbals fit the effect perfectly.

[@amadofamilyvlogs5930]

Boom

[@kinggamesleon5432]

It’s amazing instruments 1812 it’s very lifer cool it’s my favorite thanks it’s power for cannons in 1812 cool

[@allanguipo123]

Bro summoned a whole orchestra

[@LastHussar1812]

Great, so I only need an extra… five hands?

[@helicopter7997]

And a cannon 😊

[@jimmyalderson1639]

Pachelbel's cannon in vietnam

[@franciscodecomayaguela9496]

jimmy alderson ahahahahaha

[@Liszthesis]

as a Vietnamese myself, I'd say "bruh"

[@hoamach3654]

Ha

[@tranminhtu8339]

@@Liszthesis bruh

[@xiaolanliu1786]

Hfjj

[@GraniteStateVictoria]

The most impressive part is that you managed to capture the powerful magnitude of both the cannons and the carillon (church bells).

[@lapelotera4294]

IN MEMORIIAM (XIII) Este fue el primer Long Play que compré con los dineros que me quedaban del trabajo de vacaciones y que sonaba espectacular en el equipo de sonido que mi papá MANUEL PINEDA CONSTANTE había adquirido de contrabando, directamente desde Ríohacha, junto con varias cajas de Jhonny Walker para inaugurarlo. Escuchando esa Overtura 1812 había aprendido que hay una música, que más que combinaciones de sonidos cuenta historias. Y esta de la fracasada campaña de Napoleón a Rusia me resultó fascinante. No sé qué pensó mi papá cuando le explicaba lo que esa pieza contaba en la que la Orquesta Sinfónica de Londres mezclaba cañones reales, campanas y coros sobre la partitura original de Tchaikovsky en las canciones tradicionales y épicas de la Rusa Zarista hacen contrapunteo a la Marsellesa que desfallece sobre la blancura de los gélidos bosques en el invierno ruso. Esa fue mi iniciación en el mundo de la música clásica y creo que mi padre la disfruto conmigo y el resto de piezas del compositor en aquel acetato.

[@halogais9037]

Your going to make Tchaikovsky proud young pianist!

[@pianobossofmidi9593]

He hated it

[@random_asian_person]

@@pianobossofmidi9593 this is fact

[@Riflery]

I exercise while listening to this on repeat. And you better believe I match the beat with my steps, and push ups.

[@railway_worker-ho2tu]

reminds me of the 1812 overture video, sounds very similar, i like that

[@Noddi]

This is the best piece to show people classical music isn’t just for sleeping Beginning: beautiful strings Post-beginning: big and scary in a beautiful way Middle: Nice break from the chaos And then you know, followed by FUCKING CANNONS This piece is like imagining a massive scary monster coming right for you, but for some reason you want it to

[@miguelsaizar9474]

Gracias en nombre del arte y la cultura

[@philiplindman8463]

Absolutely fantastic! Keep on doing these!

[@AntasmaTheBatKing]

Chad "Boomstick" James approves! This is his favorite composer because of his favorite instrument [of destruction]... The Cannon!

[@Sovayer]

I just realized this is the full version, now i wait till the part i like to hear

[@williamsmoreno1906]

Great job! Tchaikovsky for ever!

[@user-jz9em8uz6o]

Я кейпоперша, но эта пьеса вызвала мурашки по всему телу своим неповторимым звучанием (особенно меня поразили звуки пушечных ядер).

[@randomstranger8705]

How come you only have 10k sub? You deserve more

[@haneunij]

after watching the synthesia, my eyes have gone wonky and now everything on my laptop screen looks like it's expanding woah

[@Prat3X]

5:34 sounds familiar

[@vdagr8795]

Thats the French anthem

[@InvaderandPhantomFrddy]

rly

[@InvaderandPhantomFrddy]

i never knew dat

[@parthibhayat]

Probably to represent the war between Russian and French in 1812. Even though then the anthem of France wasn't La Marseillaise, he used that anthem because it was more popularly known as France's national anthem.

[@danielramirez7827]

I’m afraid I must disagree with the ending credits of your video. This recording was performed by the Minneapolis Symphony Orchestra and not the London Symphony Orchestra. It was conducted by Antal Dorati, that is correct.

[@pyotrilyichtchaikovsky6304]

Thank you for playing one of my piece

[@user-uk9sd2ln7f]

Beautiful orchestra! Such a high quality (like the rest of your videos XD) ! I would really like to give a request, Etude de concert by Pierne is a beautiful piece, but highly underrated. It would be awesome if you would make a tutorial of that piece (if you have time) bye!

[@rotterobbie9595]

Gabriel pierne's 'etude de concert' would be terrific! A great piece!

[@tirjuk3275]

Yes please etude de concert!!

[@stag1528]

I love that transition! 6:37

[@isaac_tuba]

highly appreciate the fade effect at around 8:52!

[@jean-philippelefebvre1000]

i filled the paperwork to join the Royal Canadian army (for real) and one of the field i picked was artillery. i told my mom it was in the band, I'll be playing Tchaikovsky

[@k1necorporationmedia]

14:01 That sounds like the end credits of baby Van Gogh

[@keithkunikida1222]

4:48 Anyone just loves this part as much as I do?

[@theimperiale6231]

Finale part likes an imperial anthem

[@thomasit9077]

Nobody Cammons in 1812 ouverture BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOM BOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMM BBBOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM

[@arnavanand8037]

Cannons are in D. Pachlebel in disguise

[@i.pezzotti853]

Pachelbel: TRIGGERED

[@jupiter3678]

Lol D Is Disguise

[@jupiter3678]

Cannon In Disguise

[@Acidfrog475]

canNon in D

[@Acidfrog475]

@@i.pezzotti853 do CANNONS trigger?

[@ellimaddux5662]

The Song of the Unicorn Firetruck Rocket

[@CalamityInAction]

3:50 THAT'S WHERE THAT CAME FROM!!!??? Wow

[@usernotfound6475]

Calamity In Action Have you never heard this piece?

[@erospablo6204]

Thank you so much!

[@peterjongsma2754]

Great backgrounding in info box. What a victory for the outgunned Russians.

[@GreenBoy9000]

Gotta love the fact that Tchaikovsky himself hated this piece.

[@user-dq1tq3oe9d]

I love this one, awesome!!

[@calebrizalviiv.pascual6400]

14:36 - Get in the boat! -Guts and black powder

[@correiaguerreirorafael9283]

Thank you🎶🎵❤️

[@thestuffyfamily283]

14:12 FIRE!!!

[@pattibreton6393]

Powerpuff Girls: The Ballet soundtrack: Act I: Can Can: Overture 0:04 - 2:14: The Early Morning When the Powerpuff Girls wake up Don Quixote Act IV Coda: The Powerpuff Girls March and Rockette dance Swan Lake Main Theme: Bubbles Crying 2:14 - 3:32: Princess Morbucks Invades the City of Townsville Dance of the Little Swans: The Powerpuff Girls Get a Call Farandole: The Powerpuff Girls Off To Save the Day Act II: 4:42 - 8:11: The Powerpuff Girls Try To Fight Princess Morbucks, But They Failed And At 6:37, They Cry 11:33 - 14:01 The Final Battle Nutcracker Pas De Deux: Powerpuff Girls Pas De Trois Swan Lake Black Swan Variation: Bubbles Variation Gamazatti Variation: Blossom Variation Giselle Act I Variation: Buttercup Variation Swan Lake Coda: Coda Eroica Symphony Finale: All Dancers Dance 14:01 - End: Finale and Powerpuff Girls Closeout Blue Danube: Bows

[@christianjavier693]

How the **** do you have this kind of time?

[@migueldelillo3400]

Magnificent! I have a request: Strauss's burleske in D minor. Could you do it? There is no Synthesia of it!

[@matthewschatkowski4887]

Remember, remember, the 5th of November...

[@theonlinetubist9504]

Matthew Schatkowski The Gunpowder Treason and Plot

[@EugeneHKrabs-ie1lc]

8 hands required

[@helicopter7997]

And a cannon

[@georgwenger6715]

Can you do Beethovens 5th symphony like this?

[@PianoCzarX]

Maybe!

[@thepianist4314]

PianoCzarX please seventh symphony like this 😭

[@faysaltaibi4974]

PianoCzarX I am waiting for Beethovens 5th Symphony please do it if you want because it's my favorite Symphony and take your time to do it

[@amadofamilyvlogs5930]

marriage of figaro like dis

[@MrJayshalu]

@@PianoCzarX pls either of Chopin or Liszt or Moritz piano concerto first movements... Please. And you must really listen to Moritz piano concerto in e major

[@calvin8201]

Lovely would not watch again since it's 15 MINITES LONG but hey that's how they were back then.

[@kaiavery6027]

Could you please do "Habanera" from Georges Bizet's "Carmen"?

[@almeisam]

Towards the end I didn't see the chimes, or the runs just before the end. Otherwise, fantastic!

[@TheTrueMichael]

14:00 The moment we've all known since forever and we awaited, et voila!

[@jieyuenlee1758]

2:57-3:32 means saw somthing scary or hear the witch is laughing in the castle under the thunderstorm

[@AntorasStudio]

This video has a comment on it from a youtuber with now more than 100 times more subscribers than the original poster

[@calebrizalviiv.pascual6400]

“Did you put drums? No why? I instead added cannons”

[@LePereNarbasse]

11:34 Allons enfants de la patrie.

[@bobozeehax]

the ads destroyed the whole piece and mood

[@kirklurkpu4470]

The VPNs are vibing here.

[@axelord4ever]

At this point in time, people who watch youtube videos with ads on kinda deserve it.

[@kronoxd9697]

The cannons are out of tune :v

[@sleepsleep399]

Its the yellow sheet on the left not the right

[@amadofamilyvlogs5930]

*1812 overture plays* *cannons blast*

[@bygone1]

when churchbells arent the weirdest instrument in a piece...

[@denzelmusic4297]

5:56 the timpani there was a tad bit off, but the dynamic there is unbeatable.

[@Sareless1]

Thanks

[@justanickname479]

Man literally used fucking cannons holy shit

[@theonetheycallbo]

clarinet squeak at 2:27

[@georgeberkonstocks]

Studying for finals at 3 am be like

[@da96103]

Pachelbel: Canon in D Tchaikovsky: Hold my Howitzer.

[@2pocketsofsidor917]

Master piece