Sviridov - The Snowstorm - Echo of Waltz - PART 8 of 9

"Snow Storm" - 9 Musical illustrations after Pushkin's novel for orchestra (1975) Written as film music to the 1975 Russian movie "Metel", or in English, "The Snowstorm"

by Georgy Sviridov

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Music

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• Sviridov
• Snowstorm
• Pushkin
• Musical
• Illustrations

[sampanni1]

For me, this is stratospherically beautiful :D

[nakbalee]

one of my favorite pieces.

[sumertime333]

@immenseejp1 because they are russians! that explains everything...

[immenseejp1]

I wonder why many of the most beautiful waltzs in the world are written by Russian composers such as Sviridov, Shostakovich and Tchaikovsky.

[synalag]

quelle merveille ! merci

[Tsobanian]

beauteous!!!!!!!!! There is a very good piano transcription for this, by Russian pianist Sergey Kursanov.......

[frufruJ]

I stand corrected. But the Waltz does preceed the Echo, doesn't it?

[archcorenth]

They aren't in the same order as they are in the movie he composed them for. I have piano trascriptions of the songs and play them in a different order than they are in this playlist.

[dragoons9009]

Almost sad. But I like it.

[frufruJ]

Amazing. Great on its own, yet it really is an "echo of Waltz" (part 2 of Snowstorm). I guess this is why musical poems should be listened to in order :-). Did he actually compose it in this order? Like, finish one part and then start another?

Thank you for uploading. Must have taken some effort. Do you have more Sviridov?

[discouniverse]

my all times nr1 is Waltz 2 by Shostakovich, nr2 Mauriat - Alouette, nr3 is Southside spinners - Luvstruck, nr4 Evgen Doga waltz, nr5 Sviridov - echo of waltz, nr6 Mauriat -Love is blue, nr7 Mozart - 40 symphony, nr8 Sviridov - waltz, nr9 Vangelis - Eternity, nr10 Chaikovski - waltz of flowers, nr11 Mike Oldfield - Let There Be Light, nr12 Nino Rota - Godfather, nr13 Last - The lonely shephard

[discouniverse]

the best of his, even better than Motzart's symphony no40