Symphony Pathétique

[BassicStorm]

Marvelous harmony! Tchaikovsky is 1 of the greatest composers without a doubt

[kotasierota1]

Beautiful music.

I can listen over and over.

Thank you for posting this masterpiece.

[manymanero]

@kotasierota1

from heart to heart

[icecreamlover482]

anybody know where i can get free sheet music for the violin?

[ScriabinFanatic]

@icecreamlover482 IMSLP has it in parts section as well as having the complete score combined

[turxxx]

I love this piece of music so much. It's so elegant, beautiful, inspiring and nostalgic. Pure magic!

If you like Tchaikovsky, I have uploaded a brilliant documentary about his life.

[bonntv]

Theme/Title :When will we meet again?

[manymanero]

@bonntv

Symphony Pathétique

[TchaikovskyFDR]

@manymanero tats the subtitle(pathetique) and in french it means passion

[manymanero]

@TchaikovskyFDR

The word pathetic comes from the Greek word pathos which means suffering. Everyone knew that at the time, but not everyone knows it today, lol

[IVIusic]

Love this symphony!

Thanks for the post :))

[Sheri451]

This is So beautiful. I could listen to classical music all day long. I took Music Appreciation last year at college, I LOVED every second of it. When I die, I want them to play Bettoven's Moonlight Sonata.

[thesilvershining]

So hauntingly beautiful, it makes your heart cry... Tchaikovsky was beyond amazing.

[ChopinFanatic19]

Thank you for posting such a beautiful piece of music. I think it's nice how you posted the main themes on the screen. I simply don't know how Tchaikowsky could call this symphony "Pathétique"!

[starborg9]

@ChopinFanatic19 T. called his 6th symphonie "Pathetique" because it's a french word with ancient greek root meaning passionate and sorrowful.

[BernardProfitendieu]

@ChopinFanatic19 you answered your own question - he called it pathétique, not pathetic; different languages, different meanings

[juliebean2705]

I love this music. My dad's favourite song "starry night". Played it at his funeral and wouldn't have been able to do that without you updloading it on you tube. thank you.

[manymanero]

so sorry to hear that...

You are welcome

[STHanson08]

I just wish I could go back in time, just pick him up, hug him, and put him somewhere he could be happy.

[otherjoe1234]

interestingly, had tchaikovsky lived a happy life, he might not have had the impetus to write such beautiful and painfully emotional music

[manymanero]

what about Bach?

[otherjoe1234]

what do you mean?

[manymanero]

his life was not a tragedy

[otherjoe1234]

well, bach's religious devotions were what spawned most of his creativity. everyone has a different source for their expression.

[manymanero]

what about Wagner?

[otherjoe1234]

uhh, i'm not exactly sure about that one.  i really don't know much about him beyond his music

[ChopinFanatic19]

What a wonderful comment!  I agree.

[dragonyoshi]

@manymanero Wagner believed in music as a religion.

[dragonyoshi]

@manymanero Wagner believed in music as a religion.

[ChopinFanatic19]

As long as you don't forget the hug.

[felixbautista]

Terrific and so wonderful!! Didn't know where to find this. Thanks for posting.

[columbia37]

Do you know what movement this section is from?

[manymanero]

the first movement

[19dec1981]

so john o'dreams was made after this.

very nice! :)

[chemycherry]

All his soul in this symphony ^^ Completely marvelous!!

[lahijalahija]

Y pensar que cuando esta sinfonía fue presentada por primera vez fue recibida con frialdad e incomprensión por el pùblico entendido de Rusia. Tchailovsky gozó primero de fama y reconocimiento en el extranjero antes que en su país. Nadie es profeta en su época.

Vaya genio!

Se especula que se suicidó, pero no se sabe a ciencia cierta.

[lahijalahija]

I love it!

Thank you!

[Deacalypso]

Sem dúvida, é a mais fascinante música de Thaikovski. E também, a minha preferida.

BRAVO !!!!

[amix82]

i really dont know a lot of write english but i just want to comment that this symphony is so awesome... i think im start to love Tchaikovski <3!!

[chucknm]

great stuff, thanks did you know the Platters had a doo wop version called "where"