0:01 Piano Concerto no. 1 in B flat minor Op 23 / Tchaikovsky 0:09 Flight of the Bumblebee / Rimsky-Korsakov 0:36 Symphony no. 40 in G minor / Mozart 0:57 Rhapsody in Blue / Gershwin 1:20 Karelia Suite Op 11 / Sibelius 1:40 Symphony no. 5 in C minor Op 67 / Beethoven 1:55 Toccata in D minor / J.S. Bach 2:16 Serenade no. 13 in G major - 'Eine Kleine Nachtmusik' / Mozart 2:23 Symphony no. 9 in D minor Op 125 / Beethoven 2:38 Overture to William Tell / Rossini 2:54 Voi che sapete (aria), Le nozze di Figaro / Mozart 3:08 Romeo & Juliet Fantasy Overture / Tchaikovsky 3:23 Trumpet Voluntary / Clarke (the listed title is a common misconception; the correct title is "Prince of Denmark's March") 3:36 Hallelujah Chorus / Handel 3:43 Piano Concerto in A minor Op 16 / Grieg 4:13 March of the Toreadors / Bizet 4:28 1812 Overture / Tchaikovsky 4:58 Wedding March / Mendelssohn 5:13 Radetzky March Op 228 / Johann Strauss I 5:29 Toccata Op 42/5 / Widor 5:52 Alla Hornpipe from 'Wassermusik' / Handel 6:07 Humoresque Op 101/7 / Dvořák 6:22 Lullaby / Brahms 6:52 Arrival of the Queen of Sheba / Handel 7:12 Promenade / Mussorgsky (Pictures At An Exhibition) 7:21 In the Hall of the Mountain King - Grieg 7:36 Caprice no. 24 / Paganini 7:51 Ride of the Valkyries / Wagner 8:04 Fingal's Cave / Mendelssohn 8:17 Military March / Schubert 8:38 Polonaise in A major / Chopin 8:54 Symphony no. 4 in A major - 'Italian' 1st movement / Mendelssohn 9:16 Overture to the Light Cavalry / Suppé 9:40 Farandole / Bizet 9:56 Largo / Dvořák (Symphony Of The New World) 10:11 Lohengrin, Prelude to Act 3 / Wagner
same for me. I used to listen to these over and over when i was a kid. As I grew older I'd hear pieces of this music and get excited b/c I'd recognize it from Hooked on Classics.
This was my first introduction to classical music. We also would play it over & over as children. My favorite was Flight of the Bumblebee. I played this for my son & he fell asleep on my chest listening. I'm smiling now. Thanks so much for posting & letting me be able to share with my child.
I got to liking this music when I was a teen. I knew about the "serious" classics. But this series of music classics really made me want to listen to them. I grew up with opera. Classical music. Light opera. Really anything but rock. Family rules. This is good music.
LA MUSICA SIEMPRE TAN INCREIBLE, TAN MAGICA, TAN ASOMBROSA, QUE EXPRESA SENTIMIENTOS SIN NECESIDAD DE PALABRAS, EN TODOS LOS IDIOMAS. ME TRAE RECUERDOS DE MI INFANCIA, DONDE MI ABUELA DOÑA LUPITA PERAZA ALCOCER A DIARIO TOCABA ESE HERMOSO PIANO DE COLA, DE MI SRA MADRE LUPITA NUÑEZ PERAZA, QUIEN FUERA BAILARINA EN LA CIUDAD DE ,MERIDA YUCATAN MEXICO. QUE HERMOSO RECUERDO , GRACIAS A QUIEN DEJO ESTE POST PARA COMPARTIR.
Wow...I'm so happy to have found this; haven't heard part 2 for nearly 30 years!! I first heard it on the radio; It was my first exposure to classical music and I've loved this music ever since!
I remember when I was 12 I used to stand in my dads private office while he was at work, I would find this record in his dusty collection, slide it onto the record player, TURN IT UP TO 38 AND AIR-COMPOSE THE SHIT OUT OF IT. By the time I reached 4:10 I would be SWEATING LIKE A SUMO. FELT GOOD MAN.
I am so glad I found this! My instructors at drum major camp had us practice basic conducting patterns to this song, but I couldn't find it anywhere else! But now I have! Yay!
Esta padisimo esta musica clacica te entretiene de lo mejor y es verdad es muy bonita.y desgraciada mente se pierde mucho la tradicion de lo.que son atrapados en los clasicos
I remember when this was played on the radio a lot in 1982. It started a revival in the interest of classical music. I always remember the song from Bad News Bears in it.
"Rhapsody In Blue" is United Airlines' song; "William Tell Overture" is for the Lone Ranger. "Beethoven's 5th" was covered by Walter Murphy in "5th Of Beethoven".
Louis Clark also was known as the ELO Orchestra's director on records..These were issued on RCA back then (In 1980),but quickly went over to K-TEL,as this was the original distributor of these (P) 1980 K-TEL Records,Inc. being the copyright under the titles,BTW.
My music teacher used to tell us that this is the music millionaires go to. 'Fancy rich man named Charles walks in and tells his equally rich wife' Charles: "Honey, here is your $35,000 dress, $200,000 jewlary and shoes. Now we'll be driving to the airport to Berlin to listen to * insert famous conductor here* Wife: Driving? Airport? Charles: Oh I kid I kid! No we'll be taking a limo to our private airport and then take our private jet to Berlin! ' Charles and wife laugh all the way to the limo' That joke always made me laugh :D
La mas y mejor mezcla de éxitos de música clásica, digna para ser escuchada para relajaciones por el estrés, finalmente muy buena colección para loa maa refinados y conocedores para un champagne.
esxelente recopilacionde musica y una gran idea colocar los titulos de las melodias para tener un conocimiento de lo que estamos escuchando ,,,,, ojala y publicara mas obras como la que has hecho
