Pyotr Tchaikovsky - Capriccio Italien Op 45

[Nadz3813]

AdYO players LIKE THIS NOW!!!!!!!!!

[KyleProductions75]

Tchaikovsky is magnificent. Every piece he composes is a whole new enticing tune that people can't get enough of. Its such a privilege to be able to play this piece. I can't wait:D

-LOVE THIS<3-

[jadujen]

we just heard this in the car, & my 4 yr. old absolutely LOVES it.

[palex30]

wonderful

[Emptinoss]

Too much german.

[oboeplayerb]

=D I'm so glad to get to play this! Huzza for double reeds!

[MyBlankFace]

why can't my orchestra play this piece as well as this recording, ugh

[John1Can]

This song was one of the first classical pieces I ever purchased. I believe it was in "Everybody's Favorite" series on an LP. The record had "1812" overture on the other side, with Borodin's "Steps of Central Asia" and Wagner's "Wedding March (Lohengrin)" as finishers. These still remain some of my favorite music in the world! Thanks for the post!

[sarahinacan84]

j...ju...justi... no I won't do it

[ILOVECLASSICALify]

This song played on my birthday which is today!

[PT8475]

@diggingformud Same for me, I just stumbled upon this, and immediately fell in love with it!

[angiefrog81]

my favorite piece to play! so much fun!

[philmixer]

Two words...Absolutely Magnificent.!

[MrThephantom12]

Simply put, I love this damn piece it's so good.

[ILOVECLASSICALify]

This song plays when the stock market is rising!

[TheDarkSide61862]

Well I have to put some kind of insult in here. It wouldn't be right without one. This is the worst piece I ever heard. There, here's your insult. Now to be truthful. This is one of my absolute favorites! Tschy's the first composer that I bought a 'tape' of and I played this and 1812 over and over.

[SymbolicDrummer]

@TheDarkSide61862 How dare you even kid about that >:(

[samantharutherford]

LOVE this.

[TheHeretor]

im smiling trough the entire video, i love the works of Tchaikovsky

my fav. composer ever

[BoeingB17FF]

@TheHeretor Sorry! I accidentally hit the thumbs down button while trying to get the page as my mouse focus :(. He may not be my *favorite* composer, but his works are among my favorites. Symphonie No.5 save for the ending of the last movement - sorta cheesy, Cappricio Italien, and Marche Slave. This is a really nice rendition.

[TheHeretor]

@BoeingB17FF now i know who to hunt down XDD

[CubanBassPlayer1]

doing it in my school right now,love it!!!

[MyNameIsBenneth]

There are no insults in the comments. How rare, haha.

[3rednales]

Again I say I've always loved this piece, and THIS IS the best performance I have heard of it. Absolutely brilliant, especially the final carnival part was great. Never heard the tambourine there before. I put this on tape, yes tape, it deserves to be on tape instead of CD, preserved in analog to really bring out the sound, especially the bass.

[3rednales]

This has to be my favorite of any classical music piece. I just love this. And a wonderful performance. Always loved the carnival part, and love this performance of it. Wonderful!!

[music9794]

I absolutely LOVE this piece! Played it in my high school orchestra. It really was a challenge learning it but it was a kick-ass concert in the end!

[danster572]

MY FAVOURITE PIECE OF ALLL TIME!! love it :D



[a7127253]

GOOD

[TheManicJuggler]

Played this in the Bedfordshire youth orchestra (on trumpet)... We did this a little faster though.

[danster572]

@TheManicJuggler yeah i know it seems rather slow ... but i think it sounds more effective :)

[TheManicJuggler]

@danster572 perhaps... maybe it's just because I'm used to hearing it played faster - but the Berlin symphony orchestra does have a phenomenal sound, and I suppose anything would sound good virtually regardless of the tempo ;)

[krbrown76]

Loved playing this piece in my highschool concert band. It was long, but very fun to play

[sayattia]

very very nice.

this is the most favorite classic music piece for me

[L1S91]

I enjoyed listening to the full version. Usually it's slit in two. Did this come off a record..I thought I heard scratches.

[jpalacio25]

what orchestra is this playing? who is conducting?

[theclassicalmusic]

@jpalacio25 It's performed by Berlin Symphony Orchestra, conductor - Peter Wohlert