Tchaikovsky Symphony #6 "Pathetique" finale (part one)

[Shanelololol]

tchaikovsky died nine days after this symphony's premiere.

[ltwvw]

where is part 2 ?

[Kobzar3374]

Замечательно! Но будьте добры, скажите, пожалуйста, где вторая половина этой конечной части симфонии?

[MrBrizess]

иногда мне хочется умереть,когда партитура сыграна

[TheElisarocha]

maravilhoso para todos os povos que tem sentimentos

[leytush51]

Павел! Спасибо за сопереживание!

С наилучшими пожеланиями,

А. Лейтуш

[PaulusLemann]

i cryed.... that's... verry beautiful... eto sama jizn, bojazn ee utratit, poterjat...

Somebody knows russian?

Pavel Emeliyanov

[ancestrale]

how can this pain be....so wonderfull?

[mimm091285]

youtube.com/user/grekito#p/a/f­/0/-DXYMXvUjZA

[powerbird101]

the conductors face shows such passion into the music. One can't help but find something within your heart to show such a beautiful story.

[anasthasys]

... placing it as a finale gives it a manly assertiveness which only rounds up a beautifully told story - just guessing:)

[alternatehistories]

Although there have been many brilliant composers over time, it is hard to outshine Tchaikovsky...as far as symphonies are concerned!

[1115youha]

this is touching my heart..

so sad. ㅠ.ㅠ..

[vladiinsky]

WHERE is the ending.......................?­??

[fendereddd]

music is one of the languages God speaks Tchaikovsky was obviously inspired

[88sublunaire]

@fendereddd Totally agree with You.He was inspired.

[ametrus]

IL MANQUE LA FIN DU MOUVEMENT....

[ga383]

wth is part two???

[Stringsbean]

it looks like the conductor is standing on a giant book lol..beautiful piece though

[billprokofiev]

Mr Leytush, its a pleasure to play with you, you are amazing, great onductor..

[athrough0]

You really should upload part two... Like, it's really a slap in the face what you have here.

[SuperJavier017]

Sin causar polemicas es el grande de los grandes

[redstickwoman]

just the opening takes my breath away.

[debartzen]

Hesse,Pavese,Celine,Eliade..,T­CHAIKOVSKI.

[ljringley]

OH NO!!!! They stopped at the WORST possible place - right at the climax of the tortured chaotic anguish that then heaves into a sigh of utter despair......so beautiful and so heartwrenching...WHERE IS THE SECOND HALF??????

[brotherwoo]

One thing is certain: only a tormented, possibly schizphrenic mind, could have created such a dynamic, colorful chaos that is No. 6. Elation, depression, soaring, plummetting, this piece encompasses the emotional spectrum. It is quite beautifully exhausting.

[kamalalalala]

just because you don't understand creativity you choose to explain it with things you also don't understand like madness. and you haven't even spelt schizophrenic correctly.

[CoIdFront]

I think he was saying that in a good way.

[brotherwoo]

sorry i missed the "o," my friend. as a schizOphrenic and as someone who has been playing the cello for 37 years, I might have a small clue. it was just a theory. sorry to have offended. i also think many would who are "mad" would take issue with your use of the word "madness."

[XunleashthewolvesX]

Madness? lol

[AnthemicPolemic]

brotherwoo I agree with you wholeheartedly. A 'healthy' mind is not capable of understanding, let alone creating, things of such beauty.

[brotherwoo]

danke schoen...

[cellistpilot]

This is Tchaikovsky Symphony #6 "Pathetique" finale (part one). Is part two here anywhere? I hope it is so that this awesome work and performance will be complete.

[karljeff14]

we will know more hard facts about Tchaikovsky's death if they were ever to exhume his body and do an autopsy to see the true cause of his untimely death.I think he drank sips of unboiled water over a slow period of time and chased it with some arscenic,so it would look like he died soley of cholera. I wonder if his brother, Modest helped him with his death. If he did kill himself, we may still never know what specifically drove him over the edge. Remember he tried suicide once before.

[IIGECKOII]

I don't think Modest would have helped him to commit suicde since he was the one who saved him from it after his first failed marriage.

[mogirl69]

oh god, sorry i posted at the wrong place and i found what i was looking for. still, this music is the best composing ever. its sick really. well have a good day and think of the master's pain when he wrote this.

[mogirl69]

that's what i was gonna ask. it left off right when the most awesome moment in all music happens. where is it?

[JParch21]

It is proven by now that he was sentenced to suicide because of his homosexuality. I'm still so angry about it...

[spefiore]

.... non ci sono parole per descrivere quest'uomo e la sua grande sensibilità.... ogni volta ke riascolto questa sinfonia piango.... è talmente intensa... è troppo.....:')

[Ackbarfangirl]

Poor Tchaikovsky :(

He did such beautiful, beautiful work and never was happy.

[Ukidukins]

He also liked little boys.

[OLATUNJI05]

whatever!!this is a beautiful piece of music!!invokes the imagination in ways I never before thought possible.

[Mutzickel]

@Ackbarfangirl

But that's the reason for the quality of the music. You cannot separate your personal emotions and your art. That's an inseparable unit.

[fcmilsweeper9]

@Ackbarfangirl

But thats how he did such beautiful work : P

[amabeline]

adagio lamentoso...

Dużo symboli śmierci.

Według niektórych kończące symfonię dźwięki kontrabasów wyobrażają koniec życia człowieka serce zaczyna bić nieregularnie, aż w końcu całkiem się zatrzymuje.

Symfonia ta była ostatnim dziełem kompozytora. Skomponował, podobnie jak Mozart, "requiem" dla siebie.

W dziesięć dni po jej prawykonaniu Czajkowski zmarł.

Szkoda, że nie ma końcówki.

Interpretacja świetna. Chyba tylko Rosjanie potrafią dobrze wyczuć Czajkowskiego.

[quidix]

Did you know that Tchaikovsky wrote this and conducted it once.. then i think either the night or day after he committed suicide... i did a research paper on him.. it was really interesting...

[ItzhakRoxMySox]

The suicide is a theory. Cholera is the other possibility. And 9 days after he conducted it was when he died.

[arihornet]

from what i've heard the cholera theory has been refuted because his coffin was open so that the public could kiss him farewell...

had he died from cholera, they wouldn;t have allowed his casket to be open

[ItzhakRoxMySox]

Hmm...but this was 115 years ago, are you certain that things may not have been different in those times??

[arihornet]

i am not certain for many things :-)

i just watched the theory about cholera on a documentary by bbc/nvc arts on great composers and wanted to share it with you.

[ItzhakRoxMySox]

Oh, well thanks, I apprectiate it :-)

[taylanyilmaz]

im cryin..

[adamwas]

Makes you cry..

[pininfarina2003jp]

It is a very good performance. Who is the conductor?｡By chance, is it Paavo Jarvi?｡

[j3nnnnnnnnn]

i love the chords in this movement

tchaikovsky's music/harmony is amazing

[xcydnas]

Where's part two of this movement?

[studygirl15]

there are no words.

[dawsonsguitar]

Incredible !!! Russians are the best at it !!!

[obcessivepink]

This is absolutely heart-wrenching.