"The Tsar's Bride" Overture by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov (Audio + Sheet Music)

pf: Moscow Symphony Orchestra cond/ Igor Golovschin
Year/Date of Composition: 1898-99
First Performance: 1899-11-03 - Moscow, Solodovnikov Theatre, Mikhail Ippolitov-Ivanov (conductor) (complete opera)
The Russian composer Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov (1844-1908) finished his opera 'The Tsar's Bride' in 1899. This opera is a lurid melodrama set in the time of Ivan the Terrible, though this might hardly be guessed from its overture. However, this was a period when Rimsky was concerned with 'classicizing' his style, and the piece is best taken simply as a neat sonata structure built from highly abstractive music, though with what sounds like a sort of double recapitulation followed by a wistful new melody introducing the dying coda.
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[@keltdevangel1]

This is absolutely my favourite ouverture by this Russian composer! спасибо, Николай!

[@MaRio-cd2vv]

If I may, I highly recommend listening to the introduction (Hymn to Nature/Paean to Wilderness) of the Invisible City of Kitezh if you have not already

[@jefverstraete8574]

i prefer russian easter overture

[@apolloskyfacer5842]

Simple straight forward harmony with dramatic results.

[@aramkhachaturian8043]

4:47 slaps so hard

[@user-qz7vp8re7t]

I've searched it for so long time! That is my favourite ouverture)) Thank you very much!

[@streichholz2229]

Why do you know about its existence? whoever asked you to listen to this what's the reason

[@streichholz2229]

this is one of my fav overtures too

[@daniilserbin2]

Спасибо Вам! Это было очень интересно смотреть и слушать❤

[@user-yb3rz1rb6s]

Я обожаю эту увертюру и оперу!

[@vetlerradio]

Beautiful!

[@moderato1985]

0:06 - ГП d 1:27 - ПП F 5:18 - Кода, т. "золотих вінців" D

[@user-cc6th6cz9r]

Это просто не передать словами

[@isabellefernanda5384]

Eu amo! 🇧🇷❤️

[@FloydMusic2011]

The Tsar's Bride must've been an "uptown girl", beginning at the 6:00 mark it sounds like Billy Joel!

[@homeofcreation]

Guess where Billy Joel got it from!

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

This final is a typical case of compressing recoding, it toke the sweet of the end away

[@danieltremblay-we1xs]

Excellent !,,,

[@WilitoJunior]

Uptown Girl

[@phuclevan5771]

I can only talk that we are almost reading Dante, walking on the Saint Peterburg. standing among wonders.

[@user-ru8vy1uz7c]

Браво исполнил

[@ysk8085]

Nooice

[@FocusMrbjarke]

Sounds so awesome do you know if there is other pieces with similar harmony?

[@AydarAkhmady]

Procession of the Nobles written by the same composer, from his opera "Mlada". surely, you'll love it!

[@SilverWiskeyStones]

@@AydarAkhmady Scheherezade is again from Korsakov, I would think you would enjoy it as well. A good bit longer but a delightful listen.

[@GGbreizh]

Easter overture.

[@archiestanton2767]

Capricio Espagnol by Rimsky Korsakov, and also look for pieces written by the following Russian composers: Borodin, Glinka, Ippolitov-Ivanov

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

Dvorak

[@aramkhachaturian8043]

idk why but I get Pirates of the Caribbean vibes from this.

[@andreauribe6454]

Un poquito de billy joel y de grieg😮

[@AndreyRubtsovRU]

such a nice noble performance, not overly 'russian'

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

How do the russian performances tend to be?

[@AndreyRubtsovRU]

@@emanuel_soundtrack rough, loud, substituting quality with energy and "passion"