Swan Lake Ballet (Tchaikovsky) - Act II: X. Scene (Moderato)

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Uploaded by on Nov 13, 2010

The music to Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake is absolutely incredible, and I believe that I am in possession of the greatest recording of the entire ballet. The London Symphony Orchestra, under the baton of Andre Previn, truly captures the essence of the beautiful music that Tchaikovsky wrote, and I'm glad to share it with the world.
This is Part nine of the ballet, which includes:
Act II:
X. Scene (Moderato)
-This is a version of the extremely popular and heavenly "Swan Lake Theme" that is usually associated with the ballet.
Enjoy!

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  • I'm new to this piece, so i have a few problems telling the difference between that one and two others you posted: Swan Lake Ballet (Tchaikovsky) -Act I: IX. Finale (Andante) and Act II: XIV. Can you please tell me a few differences? I would be glad =) Thanks.

  • @HeroicEpicnessCalls Well, I'm not an expert to say the real reason why Tchaikovsky used basically the same exact piece as the overture and finale to Act II, and a somewhat altered version as the finale of Act I. What I believe is that this piece indicates when Princess Odette is transforming into a swan, so the reason to use the song twice would demonstrate her turning from a swan to a princess before Act II, and then turning back into a swan at the end of Act II after dancing with the prince.

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  • my ears love me for listening to this.

  • NO ME GUSTA PARA NADA ESTE TEMA ME ENCANTAAAAAAAA......ES TRISTE PERO SALE A RELUCIR LO QUE PASA L A MAYOR PARTE DEL TIEMPO PENSAMOS QUE ALGO PUEDE SER...Y LUEGO NO...COMO EL CISNE...

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  • This turns out to be "Dracula's Theme" and it was featured in the opening credits to the original 1931 film "Dracula" with Bela Lagosi.

  • I love listening to this at night ...

  • <3

  • soo soothing i am sooooooo putting this on my laptops music when i turn it on!!!

  • This Song Is On My Musical Box (:

  • Soo beautiful and relaxing. :) Soo going in my iPod.

  • @SupShelbs You can go to to mp3skull.com and you can find most of anything there :) hope I helped.

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