Bydlo - Pictures at an exhibition

[texek095]

НУ ВЫ И БЫДЛО БЛЯТЬ =))

[TheHatTuba]

It was originally written for a French tuba in C if im not mistaken

[JJRaff18221882]

@TheHatTuba You are correct - one of those many delicate flowers fallen victim to "progress" much like the orchestral F trumpet.

[yuffie24neddea24]

My favourite part of Pictures at an Exhibition. And Pictures at an Exhibition is my favourite musical piece ever... Bydlo is really creepy. Thanks for sharing this! I think this is one of the best versions on Youtube.

[Axelich]

this part sometimes makes me imagine the marching of a victorious army...

[k9markiii]

Imagine this were the theme to an ice cream van. Did you laugh?

[tijuanagringo]

@k9markiii yes Yes YES ice cream hahaahahahahahh

[tubamarius]

@k9markiii

I did.

[ghanabei]

i love this part. so sad that it's very short.. :-(

[jocasoma]

Es el que mas me gusta tocarlo, es el mas lindo....

[carpemoose]

This is probably my favorite part of Pictures. I love how it gets louder as the "ox cart" slowly gets closer to you.

[cellerianbot08]

ssooooo good. Euphonium player needs to actually have a microphone though.

[draymannorfolk]

Well done, thanks for posting, believe was originally a piano piece, tuba's good though.

[guitarradeviento]

Bydlo rules!

[pmgauthier1]

First of all, Moussorgsky didn't write the part of tuba he wrote it for Piano, Ravel orchestrated this part.

Second of all, Ravel orchestrated this for a French tuba in C ( one tone HIGHER than the euphonium but with six valves)

Playing this solo on euphonium is very appropriate.

[bar101]

you have to post a video of you playing it to compare before you can say you're better.

and secondly, yes Mussorgsky did intend for the biggest sound possibly - on a tenor tuba, not a BBb.

this is Ravel's orchestration, not Mussorgky's original - considering you'd be watching a piano if that were the case.

There is no 'easy way' out of Bydlo

[mammoletta85]

@bar101 this is the Sir Henry Wood's orchestration, with euphonium....the version of Ravel is withTuba...

[mammoletta85]

@bar101 this is the Sir Henry Wood's orchestration...the version of Ravel is with Tuba...

[GunzTheDuel]

from the cd "Orchestral Excerpts for Tuba" featuring Gene Pokorny. He said you should see who can play it more musically. You or your tacet players.