This video was made by yours truly on the occasion of the 50th year commemoration on Oct 23, 2006, of the 1956 Hungarian Revolution. It was put on by the Hungarian Society of Victoria with a climactic evening concert held at the Victoria Conservatory of Music.
Brahms' Hungarian Dance No.5 is the first piece that was performed by the Greater Victoria Youth Orchestra, conducted by János Sándor.
The Greater Victoria Youth Orchestra was founded in 1986 by a distinguished British musician. It has thrived for the last 22 years, introducing young people to the master works of the symphonic repertoire.
Maestro János Sándor, its conductor that evening, graduated with distinction from the Franz Liszt Academy in Budapest, Hungary. He has conducted Hungary's top symphony orchestras and appeared as a guest conductor in over twenty countries, made more than 30 recordings, and is the holder of two awards of merit from Hungary. He is also an honorary life member of the European Philharmonic Orchestra.
Enjoy!
tempo sucks big time why this stopping and slowing down all the time it is a dance
MrAntiliberalZone 2 weeks ago
love it!
darking1123 1 month ago
This song is nothing but pure genius<3
XshikyokuX 6 months ago
i love the energy!
deesostrom 8 months ago
<3
krlevolturi 1 year ago
I cant waitt to play this at all-state!!!
adamdaz965 1 year ago
Awesome!
FMdog10 1 year ago
Amazing piece that I ever seen before. Hopefully my orchestra can play for this our summer concert. It's wonderful. Wow....
putra0812 1 year ago
Woah, this is really good! I hope my orchestra can play this just as well, but seeing as we only have 4 rehearsals before our concert, that probably won't happen. I love this song so much!
mozartviolinfan 1 year ago
gratz =D I think that u guys did that rest for too long, and the cymbals was missing a beat I think but awesome performance =)
Warlias97 1 year ago