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Tchaikovsky: Symphony No. 6 Pathetique | Dresden Philharmonic & Marek Janowski
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Tchaikovsky's Symphony No. 6 in B minor, Op. 74, also known as 'Pathétique', is one of the very great symphonies in the history of music. The famous work was performed by the Dresden Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Marek Janowski in this concert at the Kulturpalast Dresden 2019.

(00:00) I. Adagio - Allegro non troppo
(17:32) II. Allegro con grazia
(24:54) III. allegro molto vivace
(33:49) IV. Finale: Adagio lamentoso

Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky (1840 - 1893) took just a few months to compose the Sixth Symphony and he conducted its premiere himself in St. Petersburg on October 28, 1893. Initially Tchaikovsky had called his Sixth 'A Programme Symphony', but after the premiere he unceremoniously gave it the epithet 'Pathetique' – and that is how it has gone down in history.

According to Tchaikovsky, the actual program is full of subjective emotions and is meant to remain a mystery. The 6th Symphony is characterized by a mixture of conventional symphonic structure and certain tragic features. Tragic, for example, is the key of B minor, which is considered somber, and the motif of the falling second, which runs through the entire work like a lament. The sweeping third movement, which seems like a triumphant finale, is surpassed by the fourth movement, which has always been interpreted as a requiem that Tchaikovsky wrote to himself in advance since the Russian composer died only a few days after the premiere of his Symphony No. 6, which received a restrained response.

The second performance of the Pathétique, on the other hand, was a great success, and to this day this frequently performed work is an audience favorite. Tchaikovsky's Pathétique Symphony owes its fame not least to the yearning, melancholy second theme from the first movement (04:32).

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@blackie-jm9tr

1 month ago

Listening to this Symphony full blast was a refuge growing up... Now close to 70 it sounds like the comforting sounds of an old friend saying "you did ok, you survived..." Thank you for posting.

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@fabiodantas4847

1 year ago

In these times of hatred and lack of empathy, listening to Tchaikovsky is like sipping a glass of water in an arid desert. Honorable mention to the exquisite conduction of the master Marek Janowski. God bless them!

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@mysticmouse7261

2 years ago

The music instructs humanity on the depths that sheer sadness can reach and weeps and weeps. Then so do I.

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@stephenjablonsky1941

8 months ago

On his way out the door Tchaikovsky left us a magnificent gift of supremely great music. I have listened to this masterpiece hundreds of times and it always blows me away. The melodies, the harmonies, the orchestration, the drama. This is as good as it gets.

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@iliasbenyekhlef5939

1 year ago

From my point of view, Tchaikovsky's music speaks more than other classical music with a deep soul of being. A lot of people are wrong when they say it's aristocratic music; on the contrary, it is meta-human music of the connection of multiple and disparate beings and existences.

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@rosariocalosur7802

1 year ago

The tragedy that was PIT he knew his end was coming when he composed this of how he was rejected and condemned by his colleagues no matter his unmatched genius. My heart is in shreds. Tchaikovsky has been my favorite since i was a child my father always played nutcracker suite and swan lake.

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@vavilovasvetlana9044

1 year ago

I can listen to Tchaikovsky's music every day , he is one of my favorite composers.

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@sirtron7259

1 year ago

just imagine being there the first time this symphony was performed. the end of the 3rd movement ends triumphantly, everyone claps. but then that 4th movement hits everyone like a truck.

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@rameshgullani178

2 months ago

I was blessed to listen live to this marvelous symphony on October 1960. It was performed by Utah Symphony Orchestra. After all these years I still have goosebumps whenever I listen to it.

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@TaiChiGhost

1 month ago

I listened to this CONSTANTLY as a teen.

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@jean-lucpernel2202

2 years ago

je n'ai jamais les mots pour les oeuvres de ce TRES GRAND compositeur!!!!!!!!!!

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@barbaraconklin4976

2 months ago

Thank you to You tube for allowing us to enjoy so many marvelous performances. It’s almost like being at the ballet or concert. Many of us don’t have access to live performances.

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@carloslaguensbermejo9812

2 years ago

MAGISTRAL interpretación por esta prestigiosa orquesta alemana con sede en Dresde de la Sexta y última Sinfonía apodada "Patética" del genial compositor ruso del Romanticismo P.I. Tchaikovsky escrita en 1893 poco tiempo antes de su muerte. Mención especial para el célebre y longevo director Marek Janowski nacido en Varsovia aunque con nacionalidad alemana que a pesar de tener actualmente 82 años todavía continua en activo. BRAVO !!! Saludos desde España. 😄😃😀

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@carolellis1531

1 year ago

Back in 1964 I lived in Lauguna Beach Ca. I had a decent room behind an art studio. It was very dark and small. Had a good stereo this was my favorite, it has been with me lot of years this was the first I lived we would play it full volume!!!!!!!!!!!

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@AnilKumar-rp2vs

1 year ago

The brass at 12:34 is one of the most elegant and powerful parts of any symphony. It is done superbly here. Many a performance ends being "thin" but this parallels Yvgenny Mravinsky's performance with the Leningrad Philharmonic Orchestra.

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@user-fb6lp5vl8b

2 years ago

Гениально, как и все остальные произведения Чайковского!

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@danbatist3507

4 months ago

Шедевральний музичний витвір геніального композитора у довершеному виконанні. Справжне задоволення від прослуховування.

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@carlosinsfran3275

2 years ago

Hermosa sinfonía ejecutada por una de las mejores orquestas europeas con la batuta de uno de los más prestigiosos directores. No hacen falta nombrarlos, ni siquiera a su autor para indicar la Sinfonia N° 6 como una bella composición del romanticismo ruso. Sólo puedo agradecer a la niña que me enseñó apreciarla en mi lejana juventud y a quien recuerdo con todo respeto por su extraordinaria sensibilidad e inteligencia que influyó en mi formación cultural. Aún ahora a la edad de 82 años rememoro su explicación sobre los pasajes más expresivos del arte que el maestro nos transmitió con exquisita habilidad. En momentos de crisis me ha traído paz y hoy, en uno de ellos que me involucra indirectamente, no puedo menos que agradecerle haber abierto mi mente para enfrentar con calma a quienes actúan irracionalmente con apresuramiento e inconsciencia. Piotr Ilich: he estudiado tu biografía y comprendo tus sentimientos de frustración cuando llevaste a la partitura estas notas que escucho y puedo repetir en mi mente. Gracias por entenderte... aunque no sean iguales las circunstancias que has vivido ni las que soporto ahora.

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@LauritaM1954

1 year ago

This is the most amazing concert I have ever seen. The filming, the body movement, expressions, the genius.... I keep playing it over and over until members of the orchestra feel like old friends. What extraordinary excellence!

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@dingdongsilver4783

2 years ago

12:25 is my favorite part out of anything in the whole world. Even stuff that's not music. I would rather be able to listen to that when I feel like it than be able to drink water when I feel like it.

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