Tchaikovsky - Eugene Onegin Opera Waltz 

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Muy cierto ❤

Nietzsche said:"Life without Music would be a great Mistake"

Yes, without Tchaikovsky's music is music world no complette

Indeed. A life without music would be a gray drudge.

The guys ability to write reams of well known tunes is astonishing. I still believe he's one of the greatest composers that ever lived.

Matter of opinion, but still...cringe

calm thyself

Agreed, but Swan Lake may give it run for the money. His waltzes were his greatest contribution..

@@adrianh.callais7565 😆 🤣 😂

Yes, he was a true font of melody, wasn't he?

me too lolz. I'm actually performing this in a few weeks!!!

Metal lovers like us have some tendency to love classical music too, i'm still discovering good artists of "this side", if you know good works of art tell me then.

@Perry Winkle ty

@@MurriciTerceiro You'd like Prokofiev. And his "Battle on the ice" from his Alexander Nevsky film score.

@@thefrankonion i have heard It today, a little much bombastic, and explosive on some parts... just like majority of metal songs outros there, haha

Analysis can be an act of love for the music. I want to know about it to experience it more deeply.

@@ericbenjamin2908 Exactly!

anne91276 as both a composer and a dancer of the waltz, while Strauss’s pieces are very beautiful and wonderfully composed with care, I have a soft spot for Tchaikovsky due to nostalgia for his music and for the fact that his waltzes more often stick to a rigid pace (veerrryyy useful for dancing).

The best waltzes are *not* by Strauss - he did the oom pah pah oom pah pah variety. Forgettable schlock.

@@Marcel_Audubon I heartily disagree. Why can't we give credit to both? It doesn't have to be either/or. Just enjoy. :)

Lol it's more of a narrative poem than a novel

You are right, Tchaikovsky is my favorite classical composer of the romantic period, Tchaikovsky had a lot of feeling he was able to put those feeling into music, wether it made him feel happy or upset

Tchaikovsky would be shunned from the scene if he was matched against Mozart simply because of the times. Also Mozart far beats Tchaikovsky when it comes to quantity, Tchaikovsky didnt actually write much and rarely used sonata from except in his magnum opus. In fact the first sentence can be said fro just about any composer from baroque to modern

Bluejeans0701. you are absolutely right. Historically, the musical establishment was biased in favor of German classical music despite realizing the inferior quality in their melodic structure and repeatable style. German composers mass-produced music in feverish cookie-cutter style in shallow and lifeless forms. Tchaikovsky strove hard to create beautiful music with huge emotional contents like no other composer before and after him and felt unhappy if he sensed repeatability in his work. . Even Germans realized this fact and when Tchaikovsky traveled through Germany, people would tell him how much they wished that Tchaikovsky were German!

Why do you have to praise Tchaikovsky at the expense of Mozart? Aren't you secured enough in your love of Tchaikovsky without asinine comparisons like that?

As his name indicates, CZAJKOWSKI was of Polish ancestry; to what herb=clan did his family belong, please?

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So what?

The waltz is in the second movement "Allegro con Grazia"

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Maybe a fraction of a millisecond.