Such a beautiful experience, being there that night up in almost the very top row, breathing in the atmosphere, surrounded by magic, with my own little light among the seven million dollars of cell phones. Thank you for posting this so we could all enjoy it again. Don't be long away, people, and safe travels until that day.
Hi Eric!!! What up?? Hope you and family are well. Miss your Mom soo much. Music and Motorcycles was an epic failure. My Steinway is falling apart as my life has. I just cry alone. Miss my Hope terribly. When you see Amy tell her I love and miss her too. Beth ps of course Susan amazing as usual.
3:41-5:28 is sublime,coming out of Vlad's solo,their voices and shifts in key get more dynamic and layered with every second. I'm glad I have no idea what they're singing,it allows me to have more of an emotional connection to the music on its own merit.
In the last part of the video we see a brief clip of a live performance of the choir. Does anyone know where I can find the full concert? There are more very small pieces available on RU-vid but not very much. Maybe someone can help?
Не надо наговаривать на ВЕЛИКОГО ДУНАЕВСКОГО....ЭТО ГЕНИЙ всех времен и народов!!!)))только ГЕНИЙ мог такие шедевры сочинить!!!))Жаль, что мало прожил всего 54 года...А сколько еще мог прекрасного и крисстального придумать!!!)))
What an impressive performance hall Odessa has. Saw it from the outside 6 years ago but never got to go to a concert there. This is a work by a relatively unknown composer outside of Russia and Ukraine. Probably his music can no longer be heard in today's Rightist Ukraine since his politics were far to the Left of today's rulers over Ukraine.
The reason why Dunaevsky and many other soviet music geniuses are enormously underestimated in the West is purely political. Only hatred of Soviet Russia and envy of its achievements. Nothing else!
One of the best concert waltzes i heave heard, surely most complex waltz piece by Great Isaac Dunaevsky - would love to hear it at New Year Concert or played by VPO, LSO, or Concertgebouw Orchestra. 4:37 is surely my favourite melody from this piece for sure, i always have shivers at 4:43 - this sequence is just so exquisite and melodious.
The composer is Pavel Chesnokov, the name of the chant is Eternal Memory. Here you can find another video with better sound quality: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-aMmJWZMbnlU.html
