I needed to hear this | Smetana: Má Vlast, No. 2. Vltava (Moldau) | Classical Music Reaction

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@DaGuys470

This piece introduced me to classical music when I was like 8 or 9. We listened to it in music class back in elementary school. Good memories. I find it hard to believe no one had suggested it yet.

@codonauta

Smetana got deaf at 50 year old, in 1874, but he kept composing. Ma Vlast was composed when he had already severe hearing impairment.

@DonnaGisellaTranchel

Hey! Thanks! I'm Swedish. Smetana visited Sweden, heard the Swedish Folk Song "Ack, Värmeland Du Sköna" and then went back home and composed Ma Vlast! 💙💙💙💙💙🦩✨✨✨✨

@ftumschk

Whilst I enjoy the other parts of Má Vlast, I think it's fair to say that Vltava is the most impressive, which explains its popularity as a standalone piece. It's one of the most beautiful tone-poems ever written, imho.

@Quotenwagnerianer

Music that is a photograph of a river no longer existing this way. The rapids it depicts have vanished in a lake after the river got dammed up.

@etatist

Má Vlast, my fatherland, is a piece by Czech composer Smetana that expresses his deep patriotic feelings (back than Czechia or Bohemia was part of Austria). Vlatava (German: Moldau) is a river in Czechia and the geographical symbol of this country par excellence. Smetana traces the course of the river from its source to Prague. Btw, this movement was my personal introduction to classical music (I was a geography nerd as a kid) - and Vltava (die Moldau) is also the largest tributary of the Elbe, which you, as a citizen of Hamburg, should know very well.

@dominikrafaeljurecka1172

It's great to see that people listen music from country where I was born and where I live. Bedřich Smetana is very important musical composer for us because he was czech revivalist and he was trying to make our country independent as a nation and he succeeded

@martinsaroch3512

Smetana was born on 2 March 1824, so he had 200th anniversary yesterday

@KoahClef

please react to a piece Called Gaspard de la Nuit by ravel. Its known as the most difficult piano suite ever written

@brucefelger4015

tone poem for the river from the beginning to the end.

@welterwachen889

Hello my friend,

@sylv772

I love this piece of music and have done so since I first heard it too many years ago.

@uumlau

This was my grandfather's favorite classical piece. It was the first thing he ever listened to on CD (my CD, back in 1986).

@davidvanmersbergen5335

Thank you for playing one of my favorites

@davidrussell3112

That’s so cool. we are playing that exact piece in orchestra this year!

@egapnala65

Should check out the "Bartered Bride" overture. My introduction to Smetana.

@EminAnimE1

One of the first pieces I ever listened to.

@jimschmitz4848

Sight-seeing on a musical river cruise! Gutes Fahren...

@mrshovelbottom7475

I know I am commenting a lot here, but this is from the same composer and it is a very exciting piece:

@suemiller2522

This is my favorite song, full stop. I remember the first time I heard it in high school. We had 'music appreciation day' in chorus sometimes, and one day this was the piece the teacher chose, and he read us what all the different parts represented as we went through and I still remember because you can hear them pretty clearly: the easy-flowing springs in the beginning that join to form the river that flows past a forest hunt and a wedding, through moonlight and even rapids on the way to the castle... Gorgeous. Glad you enjoyed it.