Tchaikovsky, 1812 Overture

[@earlwilliamson3941]

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

[@ChingJanYu]

+Earl Williamson its 23rd, what happened?

[@robertsmith2178]

+Earl Williamson Yes remember the struggle for a catholic England.

[@navylaks2]

The Day Russia liberates Syria from ISIS

[@cesarfernandoarriagacruz5470]

Mis respetos

[@TheTenthLeper]

Yeah, bring England back under Roman Catholic rule and outlaw people from owning and reading the Bible. Is that what you want? That's what Guy Fawkes wanted. Beware of God Almighty. *Behold therefore the goodness and severity of God: on them which fell, severity; but toward thee, goodness, if thou continue in his goodness: otherwise thou also shalt be cut off.* Romans 11:22

[@fenixdorado2010]

I don't know how I got here but this piece is splendid.

[@MrJACKDAVIS1234]

The beginning give me goosbumps every time, it's so beautiful

[@alexsilva28]

V for Vendetta brought me here... Soo beautiful!

[@unocoltrane2804]

Farscape brought me here.

[@DerDrako]

Me too.

[@alexsilva28]

I haven't seen the film yet! I need to see it! The novel brought me here

[@MaxVolumeMusicMixes]

The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse brought me here :)

[@navylaks2]

Putin destroying ISIS brought us all hear.

[@zimninski]

unbelievably one of the best things that my ears have ever heard.

[@Ballseye666]

the whole world needs one. and it's you and me, my brother, my sister, my father, my mother, all of us.

[@Nordzumu]

One of my favorite pieces hands down. Great quality, glad to see you uploaded the whole Overture, most videos are just the finale.

[@bloodyvicious]

Every time I hear this I feel it in my spine. It starts in the center and radiates out to my extremities. My whole body gets covered in goosebumps. I have no idea why but I do know that this will be played at my funeral on a finely tuned sound system and when the bass drums hit I want the rafters to shake!!! VICTORY!!!!'

[@SalvatoreMessinaabcde]

Grande composizione, splendida esecuzione! Grazie per la fantastica condivisione!

[@dodyamr3]

Best piece I have ever listened to

[@yecalakita]

no existe palabra. solo la apreciacion y deguste de musica tan fantastica

[@jocelyngonzalez6153]

I remember playing this song my 8th grade year in middle school. Such good memories with the orchestra

[@faibarlinc999]

This song was dedicated to the defense of Moskow against Napoleon in 1812 in case u didnt know. I think it was at Borodino if memory serves :)

[@333arisokapoios]

tchaikovsky you are the man

[@johnzio565]

5:41 first notes of "La Marseillaise"

[@erronblack5015]

Allons enfant patrie le jour te gloire arrive

[@MistaThugIsolation420]

One of the best recordings I've ever heard of the piece.

[@Madman13K]

.... I never really liked classical before, but every so often things like this turn up and then I change my mind...

[@19antonio78]

... il crescendo finale di Muti è semplicemente sublime! (Muti's final crescendo is sublime!)

[@thedarkglobe]

La obra más grandiosa en la historia de la música, sin olvidar a Mozart. Gracias!

[@ThatOneGuy1217]

The gunpowder and treason, i see no reason why the gunpowder and treason should ever be forgot.

[@ShinasoLP]

best of tchaikovsky

[@creativeplanetjanet]

Thanks so much for posting a full version with high quality sound! I love this from its very serene beginning to the powerful ending. Muti is a master conductor. (P.S. I still think of Quaker Puffed Rice whenever I hear this!)

[@boomypower]

Hey guys, V for Vendetta was pretty cool, but those scenes are attributed to Tchaikovsky's genius. Check out some his other beautiful and awesome compositions (Nutcracker, Swan Lake, Symphony no.5 etc). Tchaikovsky is epic!

[@333arisokapoios]

how can these guys compose this? mindblowing !!!!! i hope someday i can do that

[@grattujao]

@Paccia46 verissimo!

[@Drytooth]

There was an episode of farscape that had this song too

[@elysian-prince]

Beautiful. Just beautiful.

[@Arquisa74]

Amo este tema. Sin duda uno de los mejores del mundo y de todas las epocas

[@pyotrilyichtchaikovsky1367]

Many thanks to you !

[@TheJesseGladSaget]

This is by far the best version I've heard. 10/10!

[@santiagona6497]

Hermosa obra. Bellísima.

[@aliashraf4008]

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[@LilyTreeArt]

We played this at our All-State Band. Absolutely adored it!!

[@andrealazzarini5787]

Outstanding

[@StAndAl0neCompl3x]

BRAVO!! Encore!

[@bhp1719]

Excellent performance!

[@theottomansx]

AWESOME!

[@JakeBabb7]

I know of no reason, why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot.

[@dodyamr3]

Who the hell dislikes this art !!

[@thethreeamazingmen]

man this brings me back to music class in school where Romeo and Juilet would be blasting at full volume while the teacher was shouting over it trying to explain what was going on...very dramatic class...hard to drift to sleep in unlike other classes....

[@benchambers7143]

Wanting to listen to music brought me here.

[@galexwong]

AMAZING

[@cancolakoglu4355]

something that just touching right onto your feelings

[@theromuluanhunter6976]

"Remember, remember, the 5th of November, the Gunpowder Treason and plot. I know of no reason why the Gunpowder Treason should ever be forgot."

[@TheTenthLeper]

Yeah, bring England back under Roman Catholic rule and outlaw people from owning and reading the Bible. Is that what you want? That's what Guy Fawkes wanted. Beware of God Almighty. *Behold therefore the goodness and severity of God: on them which fell, severity; but toward thee, goodness, if thou continue in his goodness: otherwise thou also shalt be cut off.* Romans 11:22

[@BandaTuffMama]

this is a real "trip" to the historical scene!

[@DoctorLipsh1ts]

i was actually looking for that part lol thanks

[@wicho2103]

EPIC!!!

[@TheReaperMan275]

My love of classical music brought me here.

[@HarryALot1]

And now the crescendo!

[@Rob_Kankerboef]

i see no reason why the gunpowder treason should ever be forgot

[@MightyJabroni]

Oh the glory!

[@Hijodelarevolucion]

13:50 -> mindblowing

[@alexanderpanda1989]

Just. Bloody. Incredible.

[@creativeplanetjanet]

@Sasha009000 I totally agree. Tchaikovsky is one of my favorite composers who gave us many masterpieces. I think he would approve of this performance.

[@bigevill93]

This song was supposed to be uploaded on November 5

[@danavzaradel]

You, my dear sir, are a legend.

[@grooverheliboy]

Nice music to groove too !!

[@hullaripime100]

Remember,remember the Fifth of November. The gunpowder,treason and plot! i know of no reason, why gunpowder n treason, should ever be forgot

[@Dr_Dauid]

This song shall be played during my funeral

[@MedusaLegend]

Je sais que cette ouverture est supposée glorifier la victoire de la Russie contre l'armée Napoléonienne, mais cela rend l'hymne national Français plutôt badass.

[@rosangelarfv3951]

Me agrada

[@javykokofull]

Simplemente genial.

[@TheCantoneseInvestor]

Muy bien! Very good!

[@gustano123]

@thedarkglobe La verdad que, si es una obra maestra, pero hay otros compositores que hicieron grandes obras como Brahms, Beethoven, Chopin, Ravel, Vivaldi, Bizet, por mencionar unos.

[@Lupenstein]

And now for the crescendo.

[@penguin123446678]

8:25 is awesome.

[@constazius]

16 Min of epicness..

[@911Davy]

It is to Madame Justice that I dedicate this concerto. In honor of the holiday that she seems to have taken from these parts, and in recognition of the impostor that stands in her stead...

[@konstantinosm66]

Ο Tchaikovsky έγραψε το έργο το 1880 προς τιμήν της Μητέρας Ρωσίας εναντίον των Δυνάμεων του Ναπολέοντα, ο ποίος πέτυχε μία Πύρρειο νίκη το 1812. Πρώτη παρουσίαση του έργου στις 20 Αυγούστου του 1882, στην Μόσχα.

[@bobfrombarstow]

Bravo!

[@ProfessorTenebrae]

I already knew this song before it came out but, V for Vendetta! :D

[@jaxv94]

12:22 this part always gets me.

[@brandonmoore6369]

Hell ya trombones!

[@Lerostor]

I play this while playing civilization

[@konstantinosm66]

Of the more good performances of the work!

[@Sasha009000]

@creativeplanetjanet yes hes a good conductor, but lets remember, in soviet russia, a man named Tchaikovsky made this, and many other fantastic songs.

[@jimyang5040]

the Oregon symphony played while howitzers were being fired off!

[@DJDancinRick]

Don't be a music snob. It shouldn't matter how people first heard it, they wanted to hear it again because it obviously left an impression the first time.

[@legend_of_ozzy2525]

Make sure that while this is playing at my funeral, that everything gets blown up like in V for Vendetta. I want the funeral of Edmond Antes

[@ajdurbano]

Ahhh, Boccaccio (& you too, Pyotr), it's now up to 14... Forgive them. They know not what they do

[@liebereuch]

Supreme :-D

[@RicciVanBuuren92]

V de vendetta + Big Ben = 1812 Overture Tchaikovsky

[@emilia8941]

musica che esprime tormento e estasi

[@CGvStauffenberg]

Remember, remember, the Fifth of November. The gunpowder, treason, and plot! I know of no reason, why the gunpowder treason ought ere be forgot!

[@faibarlinc999]

"The only winner in the 1812 war, was Tchaikovsky." love that line.

[@OPierreLouisO]

Many french likes that song. Napoleon died since a long time you know ! Remember the 5th of November !

[@paolonatalini4184]

Beautiful

[@The1celander]

Just like as I would love to Brazil have our Emperor back to the throne =\ Long live to Monarchy, I hope to change that here someday ;D

[@gttminestry]

remember remember the fifth of november

[@Misspol222]

my country needs a V so fucking badly these days..

[@LordKKM]

Maybe not, but there can certainly be beauty, even if tragic, in the spoils of it. Such as this case. Tchaikovsky won the 1812 because amidst the slaughter, he was the one to make it into beautiful music, even if long afterwards.

[@PaulThePuppetier]

This is humanity's theme.

[@franobili]

Ma a che minuto inizia la parte più famosa presente durante l'esplosione dell' Old Bailey e del parlamento??

[@oronopolo]

when will it take place? i like to be there

[@thefrecklepuny]

Excellente!

[@anrojas01]

O YEAAAA!!!!

[@TpsTerminator]

merci Tchaikovsky

[@bleger814]

@creativeplanetjanet : Ditto!

[@mandyroxurworld]

I thought that the whole point of the movie is there were no good guys at all. And that 'terrorists' don't have to be people insisting of destruction for their own beliefs- and that we can just as easily elect them to govern us. Furthermore, at what point does someone become a man who is trying to, admittedly dramatically, change things for the better cross the line and become a 'terrorist'?

[@HorrorfanlikesZombie]

@SamZukWu only Napolén could disklie this 4 times .... with only one account ^^

[@eructationlyrique]

1 person was in the canon's line of fire

[@laurineverdier2236]

c est de la bombe