ベートーベン - トルコ行進曲

ベートーベンの方のトルコ行進曲ですね。
好きなマーチの一つです。
軽やかな音色で、楽しい行進曲です。

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Music

Tags:

• マーチ
• 音楽
• ベートーベン
• トルコ
• 行進曲
• レコード

[mtradix03ivy]

申し訳ないが、学校で掃除の時間はいつもこの曲だったから

掃除をはじめてしまった

[intheHailar]

@mtradix03ivy

私の学校は｢恋は水色｣でした(^_^)b

[remnock]

like this more than mozarts

[yuyu11soul]

こっちの方が行進しやすそうです

[batyou100]

ベートヴェンは感情的でいい曲ばっかだ・・・

[tosh95abc123]

ぼくは運命のほうがいいな

[MladaOfHamelin]

That said, I always preferred this one over the other one. Not to mention I love how it's done with Fiedler's style...

[MladaOfHamelin]

Mozart wrote the song more known as "The Turkish March" or "Rondo alla Turca" depending on regions and all. This, however, is Beethoven's Turkish March from "Ruins of Athens". Much like a lot of ballets of the time having a song known as the Russian Dance/Danse Russe (Tchaikovsky for an example had 2 [or more, I just know of 2] songs of this same name; one he used for The Nutcracker and the other in Swan Lake, they may share a similar name but still be two different songs.

[vanburikwouter]

@doomsday1216 No this is the one composed by Beethoven. "Turkish' refers here to a special ( i thought it was a) regiment of the Turkish army or something a special type of soldier (turkish variant of the grenadier) that used very catchy rhythems for their marches. Mozart composed a 'Turkish March' for piano using such a catchy rhythem and Beethovend did the same but composed it for an orchestra. The two may sound alike, but this is due the rhythem of the piece.

[ComboJumbomumbo]

This one is better than the mozart version.

[doomsday1216]

this was composed by mozart?

[Catjean8]

but beethoven didn't....you know what never mind...