Tchaikovsky - Fatum - Symphonic Poem, Op.77

[@josepablo1514]

What a power ! Tchaikovsky. The concorde of music.

[@michaelpaulsmith4619]

Don't let the opus number fool you - this was a student work by Tchaikovsky and only awarded an opus number after his death. There is MUCH to enjoy in the writing here and, of course, Tchaikovsky's battle with fate would continue up to the last, most memorable, symphony. Thank you for sharing this rarely heard work.

[@TheVaughan5]

Initially the opus number had me fooled! I thought why have I never heard of this work? Thanks for clearing up the mystery though as soon as I started listening I could immediately tell this is not mature Tchaikovsky!

[@mr-wx3lv]

It's unmistakably Tchaikovsky, couldn't be by any body else.

[@barneysghost]

This tone poem is a favorite of mine, one I go to when I just want to relax and listen to for the pleasure derived from it. The main theme is one of Tchaikovsky's longest, extending several measures over some. Beautiful, however. I love this interpretation by Maestro Kuchar, particularly because of the tempo.

[@2047Musicvisions]

Pleasant Saturday afternoon listening and doing orchestration ear training with The Master, wonderful... Thank you so much TheWickedNorth

[@TheVaughan5]

I though I knew all of Tchaikovsky's orchestral works but this is new to me - thanks for the upload.

[@fulviopolce9785]

Opera postuma . È un Tchaikowsky che riesce sempre a trasmette re grande fascino.

[@РоманПетренко-ж3ж]

Не знаю, точно, что хотел Великий гений изобразить в этом произведении, но, лично я вижу это как последние минуты жизни человека. Вначале музыка напряжённая. Это момент когда к человеку приходит смерть. Напряжённый момент. После идёт спокойная музыка. Осознание, понимание что ты сделал так, и что не так. И в конце музыка снова напряжённая, это последние моменты жизни, после чего наступает смерть.

[@emilyhutjes]

Oh YES Mr. Wicked North, this the the composer I love so much. His live and music was given to me by 'Tchaikofsky is Love', who is my lady-friend in RU. Thank you for posting this. 🌷🌷🌷

[@小竹哲]

This symphonic poem was played by Takarazuka Symphony Society, Japan, in 19th January 1929. The conductor was Josef Laska (1886-1964).

[@mummiusagrippa]

Another beautiful piece from TheWickedNorth...Thank You

[@MiloMcCarthyMusic]

Its by Tchaikovsky

[@MrGer2295]

Wonderful Performance ! Thank you very much :)

[@jwhill7]

It's interesting how Tchaikovsky reworked two or three ideas from this piece in composing his overture-fantasia Romeo and Juliet.

[@harryandruschak2843]

Rarely played on our two local classical music stations, for some reason.

[@aguedarojas7653]

Que inmenso,Único un genio de su música ,Admirable

[@felixroque9763]

Composición musical extraordinaria.

[@user-hk54pk68]

Nagyon szép

[@berthaaliciacastanedaestre9106]

Me encanta el ritmo,de esta pieza musical

[@iibvtterflyssd4006]

Heel mooi hoor😃

[@bradleyfletcher6525]

Thank you for all of these uploads! Could you please upload all the movements to Shostakovich Symphony No. 7?

[@barserturk6841]

10:25

[@jyotsnapathania]

Magic

[@DRGAS339]

I play this in my car on the way to work I crank it past 10 just to block out noise

[@АлександрЯрков-ш2з]

Bravo super

[@azzaali7424]

I was studying logic while listening to this beautiful music am I intelligent yet?

[@const646]

No.

[@MatthewDovetail]

Depends if you mean logic the subject or Logic the DAW. Eheh.

[@MiloMcCarthyMusic]

@@MatthewDovetail If its logic the DAW then of course hes intelligent

[@unclef5204]

Tchaikovsky vibes

[@Zooasaurus]

Another video!

[@MissDreamHuntress]

What orchestra is this? Please.. we need a Captain Obvious. Thanks :)

[@TheWickedNorth]

Marion Cardenas It's the National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine... Conducted by Theodore Kuchar.

[@MissDreamHuntress]

TheWickedNorth Thanks! I thought I replied this!

[@fulviopolce9785]

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[@fulviopolce9785]

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[@evilBreadD-jf9go]

What orchestra is this performance?

[@mr-wx3lv]

I didn't know Jeremy Corbyn wrote music!!

[@davyboy232]

You learn something new every day 😀😀😀

[@blackrose_cba]

😂 Time traveller?

[@DRGAS339]

heavy but I like it

[@nicolassantiagoortega5474]

4:54 I like is

[@robertberger4203]

Who are the conductor and orchestra , please ?

[@TheWickedNorth]

Robert Berger National Symphony Orchestra of Ukraine... Conducted by Theodore Kuchar.

[@robertberger4203]

TheWickedNorth Thanks .

[@DOPBRASIL2024]

ESTÁ MUITO RÁPIDO NÃO É ASSIM.

[@bloodgrss]

David Hurwitz named this Tchaikovsky's 'trashiest piece'. And, indeed, he himself tore it up (tho' somebody kept the pieces to issue it after his death). Must say it is wandering and awkward, compared to his other works. But I find it fascinating notwithstanding; perhaps because even 'trashy' Tchaikovsky is still a flavor better than many others of his day. It sort of seems he was trying things out here, that became methods, orchestrations, and artistry he was able to use later in more accomplished settings...

[@ThomasDanielsen1000]

I would agree with Hurwitz. This piece does come across as rather clumsy and immature.

[@amouryvette8568]

🤟🧐🌹👍

[@lucs7754]

First comment

[@bbpoltergeist]

Luc S Well done ! You're a true hero !!!

[@lucs7754]

I know

[@ComposerInUK]

+Luc S You must be so proud...

[@ComposerInUK]

+Stefan Ristea What does he want? A sticky bun?

[@johnneri3646]

how are you doing today?

[@fulviopolce9785]

Opera postuma.Conosciamo poco sulla genesi di questo.

[@vladtrifonov3736]

The sound of the videos is not good

[@dingdongsilver4783]

His treatise on harmony is my favorite book on the subject.