Verdi - Aida - Grand March 

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Because it reminds them of graduation

It s true. My favourite best compositor 🎶🤍

You should be a proud Italian, regardless of that.

Nationalist

En México era infaltable para los 15 años.

also in philippines

That is all around the world :)

EN MEXICO TAMBIEN XD

sorry i dont speak croissant

Thanks man I also live in philipines so I have already experienced what is like to graduate.

As a filipino who graduated elementary, i can confirm that this is true

My favourite bit too!

1:58 is mostly the part I've known & heard in my life to begin w/!!!! LOL.

Oh that's nice accualy, I could imagine this being played, just as well as the pomp and circumstaces march 1 on graduation.😊

yes hahaha. this is associated with graduation in the Philippines. But this is Opera.

In all the world

same

Not only in the Philippines, but the entire world as well

albant77 thank you 🙏

i thought mozart did...

It's immortal.....

Immortal. Type "immortal", dumbsky.

Yeah One of the Best!

OMG who cares

Yes we often use them as graduation songs. I love the music.

Yes. Ginamit nila tuwing graduation day (during March or April)

Lauri Õunpuu The man wants to say what the man wants to say, leave it be. Toxicity isn’t needed here..

@@lauriounpuu5425 why are you being toxic here?

​@Ben Chuft your worldview is embarrassingly minuscule. english is not the only language in the world. the fact that you took the time to disparage someone sharing a tender moment says way more about you than her.

@Ben Chuft What an embarrassing comment...

+thenewBMW I'm trying to imagine what the creators of the game thought the connection was between this song and The Hobbit...what does this have to do with anything in that story?

Absolutely nothing, TBH. They probably chose it just because it sounded rather regal and grand.

Also this is the main theme for 'Victoria: An Empire Under the Sun' (2004).

It should sound regal. It's from an opera about royalty. Aida, the title character is a Nubian princess who has been captured by the Egyptian army and her romantic relationship with Radames, a high ranking officer of that army. It ends, as many operas do, with the death of the lovers.

Aida is actually an Ethiopian princess. 👍🏻

Dunno why but it reminds me of the Grand March in Tannhäuser

i feel the most royal part is 1:58 to 3:40

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-2sdNJ5G2In0.html try this for size ;D

That trumpet melody is widely used in various marches P.S. Look up William Walton. All he composed was royal music. Almost literally. OH and G.F. Handel, good stuff.

More football-like, you mean.

Rip

sad

A beautiful part of the 19. century.

That's not even true. It's a myth. It was composed for the opening of the Khedivate Opera House in Cairo. They didn't even play this for the Suez canal's opening. They played Offenbach.

Fake

​@@JorjiCostava- Necesita papeles para pasar

@@JorjiCostava-Hows that so called Cobristan going for you?

10 yrs ago lol

@@SteampunkKitten ikr lol

I listen to music, not history.

When are you guys streaming alice in wonderland on youtube

Was this the time Alguna run out of the stage because he was booed?

+Grandiose Claim Victoria I?

+Grandiose Claim Let me guess, you are Alexander the Great... lol

Hey, you remember that Valentine guy from so long ago? Can't believe that he got so many chicks.

Im whit u, Amonasro!my king, the wine is gone

Fuck off whoever you are! Egypt is my city!

Same

La marcia dell'Aida? Al massimo il Va Pensiero del Nabucco! 🤦

me too.

Breathable

Yes, no matter who you are, it exudes energy, confidence....glory.

This song was on my graduation to

Kaitlyn Lickfield really ? In our school its the toreador march

Twd Cruz omg really xD toreador?

@@twdcruz3610 really toreador🤣🤣 any way i do like the toreador but i don t see any conection with graduation were you on a toreador school? Learning to fight the bulls

@@joshuarodeldimagiba6994 my graduation i played the flute on the school but now i play the trumpet

31 years now friend. Hi from 2021.

true

Hirzy I also called cesso 🚽 😂

so you're italian too!(im italian,from Calabria!)

It was written to be played during a coronation scene in case you didn't already know.

On the cesso there is a scepter too!!! 🤴😁

;) this temple is nice

Nice music in perfect place

We are still waiting that a muslim or an African write music like this...

nave conterosso what an ass you are www.7iber.com/culture/five-arab-classical-composers-of-the-20th-century/

nave conterosso take infinite seats www.theguardian.com/music/musicblog/2015/jun/02/ten-black-composers-whose-works-deserve-to-be-heard-more-often

It does that, isn´t it? For me it was Tchaikovsky´s 1812.

same goose bumps for me....great!!

Dokładnie !

Hispanic countries used to used that part

Congratulations❤!!!

May Board exam ka pa

Ang buong bansa ay walang pakialam

@@gabrielpiscal6398 wala kalng appreciation lol

Congrats Ate. Naway mapasa mo board exam mo at Makahap ka kagad ng magandang trabaho. 1 taon pa bago ako gumraduate sana naman maranasan kung umakyat sa stage ayoko virtual graduation 😭

Wendy Denham-Smith in the original show they had elephants walk across the stage

You should have used la damnation de Faust by Berlioz

Congrats

No-one asked

@@MoamadTrashman Keep it up

Damn, that's so fucking true - they never used two profanities in one short sentence

lol yeah.

They also bathed once a year, so...

And they had great beards!

Rob Smith many of them

+Alex M. I prefer Puccini

+monrow1961 yeah, and the 4 Seasons is a great masterpiece. I have been so "kidnapped" to Verdi's listening that I forgot VIVALDI! So you are right, at least SAME LEVEL.

+Alex M. What about Rossini Bellini Donzenetti ??

What about Giovanni Perluigi da Palestrina?

+monrow1961 Monteverdi, Vivaldi, Paganini, Scarlatti, Tartini, Boccherini, Corelli, Palestrina, Donizetti, Rossini, Verdi, Puccini, Mascagni, Morricone... So many great italian composers! But, yeah my favorite of all time will always be Giuseppe Verdi.

I'da said "marry me"!

Good, honest answer!! You had excellent taste, even as a child.

Steve Schwieterman ABBA's music is very good, too

Fun fact: Here (I'm in and from Sweden) in Sweden, when we get our school diploma, ABBA is played in the speakers or by a band. Every school does this😊

Indeed. Only music.

Masto Babe I’m listening and singing the missing words to it

No treble

+Dan Jones Brass, dear. Not bass.

DongleSlongBog I'm just here to keep the "1 comment every year" streak going.

Gyges FC Hello.

"Food" for the brain

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Someone taking a piss sounds more like the anthem of earth

Aida, I sure wish that we could have marched out to "Aida". It beats "Pomp and Circumstance", hands down!!! We did get to march in to "War March of the Priests" by Mendelssohn, which I really liked (and still do). You've got a great name!

Nikesh Patel He is the Solomon of The Beard. If you cut his beard, he loses all of his powers.

Samson**

Samson °-°

George Pierson Then you are destined for greatness. May your life bring you great fortune and prosperity, my friend. :)

LOLOL

I can just imagine! :)

No-one asked

​@@MoamadTrashman No one asked for your reply either. Actually, no one asked for all of the comments in this section. Seriously dude, get a life.

mrjinary Mais pas né en Italie.

@@glatic4564 il est né à Roncoli ( c'est in Italie).

+Mike Fuller A lot. He grew up as the son of a poor innkeeper. On his Spinetta, a sort of little clavicembalo, with the help of the local school teacher, Mr Baistrocchi, he learned music. He was talented, he was gifted and the luck smiled him, he found a mecenate who paid for his studies. The greatest composer Italy has ever had, A man who built Italy in the theaters while armies were building it on the maps. So much we all owe to him and his inspiring life. Cheers

+Avada Kedavra Thanks Aveda! Very well put! I agree totally he was Italy's greatest ever composer, with perhaps Rossini ( 1792 - 1868 ) and Puccini ( 1858 - 1924 ) being perhaps below him. I adore the 1st Prelude to La traviata! As soon as those shimmering violin's start you know your in for something truly special! In the debate between Wagner ( 1813 - 1883 ) and Verdi ( 1813 - 1901 ), which was basically nonsense, but fun, I, although adoring Wagner's music too, half hoped due to the nice personality Verdi had, hoped he would win, as long as useless arguments about greatness between composers like that, show how great their music is, and celebrate their gifts and lives in a harmless respectable way then I think it can be worth while, but both men were geniuses and born the year Henry Pye ( 1745 - 1813 ) died as poet laureate and Robert Southey ( 1774 - 1843 ) became a romantic laureate, I like to imagine, for fun, that that is significant. Also the new wave of romantic composers including Berlioz ( 1803 - 1869 ), Liszt ( 1811 - 1886 ) and Wagner were putting their leitmotifs into music in a way no composers had done before, with Wagner's 'Ring Cycle' blowing the whole thing completely to new and amazing proportions!

Do you think all great music was written in the 19th century? What about Monteverdi, Vivaldi, Scarlatti?

Larry F Interesting that you haven't mentioned obvious great composers such as Handel ( 1685 - 1759 ), Bach ( 1685 - 1750 ), Haydn ( 1732 - 1809 ) and Mozart ( 1756 - 1791 ). Are you eccentric, Larry? Happy Christmas and New Year to You and Your Family! Cheers - Mike.

Puccini was the best and the most ahead of his time

Yes instead they claimed the deped music as the original I feel bad for verdi

Because they are real instruments

Connor’s trash dump I don’t know how it is that I always see you comment on the same videos that I watch

@@connnnnnnor2096 they are the only* real instruments

@@edgelord383 Bach is rolling over in his grave

@@Killerbee4712if it is because he doesn't like brass instruments, then he deserves it

Guiseppe Verdi why are you wearing like me?

I am Giuseppe Verdi

hecc

Oh hello Kaiser Gioseppe

Why do you look like Kaiser Wilhelm II?