Symphony

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Calm Radio: Symphony	Classical	Canada
Symphony FM 92.4	Classical	Singapore
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ABC Symphony	Classical	France
Radio Symphony	Classical	USA
SheetMusicDB String and Symphony Orchestra	Classical	Austria
Symphony @ iradiophilly.com	Classical	USA

Symphony No. 9 ~ Beethoven

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Duration: 65:39
Updated: 22 Dec 2010

I'm uploading the entire, ***ENTIRE*** Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 in D Minor (thank you, new options for uploading!) so my channel [hopefully] should get more views and popularity, both for my original music and other's I'm uploading from other composers. Enjoy, Youtubers! Soloists: Jennifer Vyvyan (EDIT), Soprano Shirley Verret, Mezzo-Soprano Rudolph Petrak, Tenor Donaldson Bell, Bass Performed by the "Festival Choir" *EDIT* I want to thank everyone for watching this amazing symphony, I'm so glad that I've gotten so many views from this.

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Mahler: Symphony No 5 in C sharp minor / Barenboim, Chicago Symphony Orchestra

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Duration: 75:20
Updated: 10 Aug 2011

0:00:31 - I. Trauermarsch 0:13:26 - II. Stürmisch 0:28:11 - III. Scherzo 0:45:01 - IV. Adagietto :) 0:54:54 - V. Rondo-Finale -------------------------------------- Composer: Gustav Mahler Work: Symphony No 5 in C sharp minor Written: 1901-1902, Vienna, Austria Conductor: Daniel Barenboim Orchestra/Ensemble: Chicago Symphony Orchestra Recording Place: MusikTriennale Köln, Germany Recording Date: 1997

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The Verve - Bitter Sweet Symphony

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Duration: 4:38
Updated: 28 Feb 2009

Pre-VEVO play count: 22,581,204 Music video by The Verve performing Bitter Sweet Symphony.

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Tchaikovsky Symphony NO.6 (Full Length) : Seoul Phil Orchestra

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Duration: 50:37
Updated: 20 Aug 2013

Tchaikovsky Symphony NO.6 (Full Length) : Seoul Phil Orchestra 차이코프스키 교향곡 제6번 "비창" Conuctor : 정명훈 Chung Myung-Whun (Seoul Phil Orchestra Music Director & Per...

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Claudio Abbado - Mahler Symphony No. 9

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Duration: 83:04
Updated: 01 May 2013

This very Italian conductor, born in Milan in 1933, who was for fifteen years the director of the Scala trained in Vienna with Hans Swarowsky is extremely familiar with the culture of Central Europe, of its literature and its fine arts. It is with the Second symphony by Mahler that he chooses to make his debut, at thirty-two, with the Philharmonic Orchestra of Vienna. The Youth Orchestra he founded in 1986 bears the name of Gustav Mahler. Since then, Abbado continues to exhale the complex beauty of the Viennese composers' symphonies in all the concert halls of the world. That evening in April 2004 at the Saint Cecilia Academy in Rome, it is with the very same Gustav Mahler Youth Orchestra that he conducts Mahler's last symphony that went unfinished, the Ninth Symphony. Composed in 1909, it was premiered in 912 by Bruno Walter, who was a close friend of the composer and whom Abbado heard conduct in Vienna. In this absolute masterpiece of a symphonic work, Claudio Abbado, one with his orchestra, delivers a very moving interpretation which rises like the most beautiful prayer. Track List: 1. Andante comodo 0:01:05 2. Im Tempo eines gemächlichen Ländlers.Etwas täppisch und sehr derb 0:25:44 3. Rondo-Burleske/Allegro assai.Sehr trotzig 0:40:50 4. Adagio 0:53:55

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The Lord of the Rings - Complete Symphony

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Duration: 115:55
Updated: 24 Oct 2011

- The Fellowship of the Ring - 00:00 - Movement 1 (The Prophecy - Concerning Hobbits - The Shadow of the Past - A Short Cut to Mushrooms - The Old Forest - A Knife in the Dark) 11:16 - Movement 2 (Many Meetings - The Ring Goes South - A Journey in the Dark - The Bridge of Khazad-dûm - Lothlórien - Gandalf's Lament - Farewell to Lórien - The Great River - The Breaking of the Fellowship) - The Two Towers - 45:30 - Movement 3 (Foundations of Stone - The Taming of Smeagol - The Riders of Rohan - The Black Gate is Closed - Evenstar - The White Rider - Treebeard - The Forbidden Pool) 01:03:55 - Movement 4 (The Hornberg - Forth Eolingas - Isengard Unleashed - Gollum's Song) - The Return of the King - 01:14:14 - Movement 5 (Hope and Memory - The White Tree - The Steward of Gondor - Cirith Ungol - Anduril) 01:29:41 - Movement 6 (The End of All Things - The Return of the King - The Grey Havens - Into the West)

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YouTube Symphony Orchestra 2011 Grand Finale

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Duration: 142:12
Updated: 19 Aug 2013

Join 101 musicians from over 30 countries who make up the YouTube Symphony Orchestra 2011 playing a spectacular Grand Finale concert at Sydney Opera House.Th...

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Rachmaninoff Symphony no.2 op.27 [HD]

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Duration: 66:10
Updated: 19 Aug 2013

Meer volledige concerten in HD op http://klassiek.avro.nl/inconcert / More full length classical concerts in HD on http://klassiek.avro.nl/inconcert Rachmani...

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Beethoven - 6th Symphony 'Pastoral' (Complete) ♫♥

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Duration: 42:32
Updated: 16 Dec 2013

I (0:00)........II (10:56)........III (24:10)........IV (29:21)........V (32:22) ▬۩▬▬▬▬▬▬۩▬▬▬▬▬▬۩▬▬▬▬▬▬۩▬▬▬▬▬▬۩▬ Ludwig van Beethoven 6th Symphony, Full version .....I. Happy Arrival 0:00 ..............II. By the Brook 10:56 .......................III. Merrymaking 24:10 ...............................IV. ThunderStorm 29:21 ........................................V. Shepherd's Song 32:22 ______________________________________________________ Conducted by Frans Brüggen (Orchestra of the 18th Century) I'm happy for you all. Thank you for watching this nice symphony. ______________________________________________________ Beethoven's 6th Symphony (Pastoral) A Love of Nature The Pastoral Symphony is a charming masterpiece which both paints a picture of nature and describes man's feelings towards it. Beethoven's great love of nature, the delight in strolling through the countryside in Vienna, the fact that he always found his equilibrium in the heart of nature, all these inspired him to create his sixth symphony. Beethoven's 6th Symphony is filled with colorful sounds, simple folk tunes, nice development, and a feeling of calm beauty. It contains meaningful emotional aspect which reflects mankind's feelings towards the natural world. Beethoven began sketching out his 6th symphony in 1802 and finished it in 1808. "How happy I am to be able to walk among the shrubs, the trees, the woods, the grass and the rocks! For the woods, the trees and the rocks give man the resonance he needs," Beethoven said in the summer of 1808. The premiere of the 6th Symphony was probably the grandest musical event in Beethoven's life. It was a massive concert packed with indelible moments of brand new Beethoven music! This programmatic endeavor is clearly expressed through the suggestive title of the symphony, as well as through the titles of each movement. When Beethoven found refuge in the midst of nature, he jotted down themes inspired by the trill of birds, the trickling of creeks or the rustle of leaves. In a notebook from 1803 was found an outline of a river's trickling with the additional note: "The greater the river, the more grave the tone." Beethoven spread out the symphony into five movements and gave each movement a little subtitle explaining what it was about. I. "Happy Arrival" (Awakening of cheerful feelings upon arrival in the country) The Pastoral symphony opens with warmth and calm, setting the scene as we arrive in the countryside. This has a programmatic indication. In this movement, we find a genuine popular sonority through the choice of instruments neatly weaved together. II. "By the Brook" (The natural scene of the stream) This slow movement is a beautiful depiction of the delicate nature of... nature itself. It is a wonderful scene of nature with exceptionally musical themes in the pure pastoral air. You can almost breathe the fresh country air! It is more of a description of sensations rather than images. Towards the end, we find the onomatopoeic sounds of birds. III. "Merrymaking" (Joyful gathering of countryfolk) Now we turn our attention to the loud, jolly peasants who live in the countryside. Here we see them celebrate with a joyful dance. Of course, these are simple folks, so the music itself is simple, but very energetic. IV. "ThunderStorm" (Heavy rumblings of natural forces) 29:21 With no pause between the previous movement and this movement, there is a dramatic surprise, hinting at trouble ahead. Yes, a storm is brewing! Beethoven inserts fantastic lightning crashes and the whirl of the wind. He renders the stages of the storm as it unravels on the horizon and moves closer more and more threatening. The instruments with grave chords -- cellos and double basses -- through their sounds announce the storm, then, the staccato sounds of the violins render the falling raindrops, and through the timpani and the flutes we sense the thunder and lightning. Then comes the rainbow. Above all these images, we feel the tense disposition that captures man facing the realities of nature. There's an underlying sense of human fear since humanity is powerless against the forces of nature. When the storm is over, all living creatures come to the surface, taking their place in the natural cycle. This is rendered by a choral of flutes which come as a true sunray. V. "Shepherd's Song" (Expression of thanks when the storm is over) As the storm fades away, all the animals emerge, and there's a general feeling of relief. Sunshine reappears, and everyone's mind is relaxed again. This is the song of gratitude towards nature. It is a calm movement, full of grace. It starts out quiet, but quickly gets faster and happier. The music is fairly simple, but this makes its emotions of gratitude endearing. Beethoven's Pastoral Symphony, through its simplicity, is just sincere and natural.

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Mahler: Symphony No. 5 / Gergiev · World Orchestra for Peace · BBC Proms 2010

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Duration: 70:14
Updated: 25 Mar 2012

Nuevamente, gran presentación del Maestro ruso Valery Gergiev junto a la Orquesta Mundial para la Paz interpretando la Sinfonía No. 5 de Gustav Mahler, en los Proms de la BBC 2010. Great feature of russian Maestro Valery Gergiev with the World Orchestra for Peace, conducting Mahler's 5th Symphony at BBC Proms 2010. http://www.bbc.co.uk/proms/archive/search/2010s/2010/agosto-05/14033 (C) BBC and ALL their respective owners. No personal work here.

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Liszt: Faust Symphony

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Duration: 74:23
Updated: 15 Oct 2011

Chicago Symphony Orchestra and Chorus - tenor S. Jerusalem - conductor Sir Georg Solti

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Anton Bruckner Symphony No 4 E flat major 'Romantic' Sergiu Celibidache Münchner Philharmoniker

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Duration: 80:59
Updated: 23 Feb 2013

Anton Bruckner Symphony No. 4 in E-flat major (WAB 104) Die Romantische (The Romantic) Sergiu Celibidache conducts Münchner Philharmoniker Bewegt, nicht zu schnell (E-flat major) Andante, quasi allegretto (C minor) 22:20 Scherzo. Bewegt - Trio: Nicht zu schnell (B-flat major) 40:20 Finale: Bewegt, doch nicht zu schnell (E-flat major) 51:35

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Mahler: Symphony No.6 - Haitink/CSO(2008Live)

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Duration: 85:00
Updated: 24 Nov 2011

Gustav Mahler (1860-1911) Symphony No.6 in A minor "Tragische" Bernard Haitink Chicago Symphony Orchestra Royal Albert Hall, London, 8 9/2008

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Schubert Symphony.9 Sawallisch／Wiener Philharmoniker

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Duration: 57:33
Updated: 10 Jul 2011

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Brahms: Symphony no. 4 / Maazel, Bayerische Rundfunk SO

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Duration: 50:49
Updated: 21 Jan 2013

Johannes Brahms: Symphony no.4 in E minor Great Bavarian sound of orchestra Symphonieorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks Lorin Maazel Live 1995

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Beethoven - 7th Symphony (Complete) ✔

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Duration: 41:48
Updated: 23 Jan 2012

/.(0:00).........//.(14:42).........///.(23:41).........////.(32:56) ▬▬▬(ஜ۩۞۩ஜ)▬ BEETHOVEN ▬(ஜ۩۞۩ஜ)▬▬▬ This is the **COMPLETE** version of Beethoven's 7th Symphony. One of the best renditions I have ever heard. Excellent sound quality. Ludwig van Beethoven 7th Symphony, Full version http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B6Mi3fcVd4M Thank you for watching this symphony... Symphony No. 7 in A major (Opus 92) is a composition reflecting Beethoven's unparalleled wisdom. Beethoven began writing Symphony No. 7 in 1811 and completed it in 1812. He took his time to create something totally amazing, and this remains one of the best music ever written. This is the moment when we identify a modern stage in the composer's creation, where classical elements intertwine with romantic ones, thus generating a new expression far more intimate and more complex. Movement I (Vivace) The first movement starts with a long, expanded introduction marked "poco sustention", showing a solemn and majestic character. On the rhythmical background we hear the fine motif. This first part brings many new elements, easy to decipher, because the composer achieved perfection through sound. Here, we see Beethoven's distinctive use of rhythm and pioneering sense of key relationships. Movement II (Allegretto) The second movement is perhaps the most expressive part of this symphony. This movement was encored at the premiere and has remained popular since. It begins with the main melody played by the violas and cellos. The melody is then played by the second violins while the violas and cellos play a different melody which is equally important, described by George Grover as "a string of beauties hand-in-hand". While in the first movement the A major sonorities conferred greatness and sumptuousness, the theme in Movement II, in A minor, brings a whole new atmosphere, thus emphasizing the contrast between the two. Movement III (Presto) The third movement represents a splendid triumph in rendering the scherzo form. As a whole, it conveys a genuine bucolic scene with pictorial meanings and associations. With this (meno presto assai) in trio, the composer uses a theme from an Austrian folkloric song, the theme of which had been jotted down while Beethoven was in Teplitz. Movement IV (Allegro) The fourth movement emanates an immense joy from beginning to the end (allegro con brio). It is a whole series of images, full of energy and pleasure of life. This last movement is in sonata form, the coda of which contains an example of the dynamic marking ƒƒƒ (called forte fortissimo or fortississimo). Listening to this symphony's grand finale one can hardly decide what to think more astonishing: Beethoven's amazing creative fantasy, the impeccable form, the amazing talent in using all the musical resources in developing the themes, or his compact, luscious, sumptuous instrumentation. ______________________ Conducted by Fritz Reiner (Chicago Symphony Orchestra), et al.

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Tchaikovsky 5th Symphony - (WHOLE) - Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester

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Duration: 46:30
Updated: 16 Feb 2011

Skip to any movement: (1) 0:00 - (2) 13:51 - (3) 27:00 - (4) 32:45 Gustav Mahler Jugendorchester, Franz Welser-Möst, Vienna Musikverein (19.9.2009) -- More info here below -- 0:00 - 1. Andante - Allegro con anima (E minor) 13:51 - 2. Andante cantabile, con alcuna licenza - Moderato con anima - Andante mosso - Allegro non troppo (D major) 27:00 - 3. Valse: Allegro moderato (A major) 32:45 - 4. Finale: Andante maestoso — Allegro vivace — Molto vivace — Moderato assai e molto maestoso - Presto (E major, E minor, E major) -- The Symphony No. 5 in E minor, Op. 64 by Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky was composed between May and August 1888 and was first performed in St Petersburg at the Hall of Nobility on November 6 of that year with Tchaikovsky conducting. -- disclaimer -- This video is exclusively dedicated to divulgation purposes and not commercial. If someone, for any reason, considers that a video appearing in this channel violates copyrights, please inform me immediately before submitting a claim to Youtube, and I will take care of removing it accordingly. Thank you.

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Shostakovich: Symphony No.7 - Gergiev/MTO(2010Live)

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Duration: 83:01
Updated: 08 Nov 2011

Dmitri Shostakovich (1906-1975) Symphony No.7 in C major, op.60 "Leningrad" Valery Gergiev Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra Konzerthaus, Vienna, 4 12/2010

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Mozart Symphony No 40 G minor K 550 Karl Bohm Wiener Philarmoniker

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Duration: 27:11
Updated: 15 Dec 2012

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Symphony No 40 G minor K 550 Karl Bhom conducts Wiener Philarmoniker Molto allegro 0:40 Andante 9:42 Menuetto, allegretto 17:25 Finale, allegro assai 22:05

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Tchaikovsky · Symphony No 5 · Wiener Philharmoniker · Herbert Von Karajan

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Duration: 50:29
Updated: 21 Nov 2013

Tchaikovsky · Symphony No 5 · Wiener Philharmoniker · Herbert Von Karajan

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Castlevania: Symphony of the Night - Retro: Hall of Fame zum PlayStation-Klassiker

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Duration: 4:50
Updated: 26 Feb 2014

Games + Cards günstiger bei MMOGA: http://mmo.ga/Gox7 Castlevania: Symphony of the Night gilt als einer der besten Serienteile. Im Hall of Fame-Video blicken wir auf den Action-Adventure-Klassiker von 1997 zurück und erklären, warum das Spiel so wegweisend für die Serie war. Castlevania: Symphony of the Night auf GamePro.de: http://www.gamepro.de/playstation/spiele/ps1/castlevania-symphony-of-the-night/39802.html GameStar auf Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/GameStar.de GameStar bei Twitter: http://twitter.com/gamestar_de

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TOLGA KASHIF - The QUEEN Symphony - An Anthology of the Works of Freddy Mercury.

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Duration: 57:04
Updated: 26 Oct 2012

THE QUEEN SYMPHONY HISTORY: Kashif spent two years composing the Queen Symphony. He conducted the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra in its debut on Wednesday 6 November 2002. It was performed in the Royal Festival Hall and broadcast on ABC TV to a wide European audience. That night, it received a standing ovation from over two thousand people. This concert was attended by Jer Bulsara (Freddie Mercury's mother), drummer Roger Taylor and guitarist Brian May. They "very much enjoyed it" and they said it was "very moving indeed". Queen Symphony was nominated Album of the Year in the 2003 Classical Brit Awards. In 2003 Kashif directed the Northern Sinfonia in UK tours with Lesley Garrett. He conducted the Turkish première of Queen Symphony at the International Izmir Festival. He also directed the piece in Australia in two sold-out performances at the Sydney Opera House with the Sydney Symphony Orchestra. These were broadcast on ABC Classic FM. He also conducted a UK tour in 2007. THE WORK: In 1974, Freddie Mercury said that he would "like people to put their own interpretation" on his own songs, and Kashif did just that. It is a work comprising six movements - Adagio Misterioso, Allegretto, Adagio, Allegro Vivo, Andante Doloroso and Andante Sostenuto. It is based on around a dozen well-known melodies from the rock band Queen. These include "Bohemian Rhapsody", "We Will Rock You", "We Are the Champions" and "Who Wants to Live Forever", the latter including a performance by Nicola Loud. Some critics have compared the overall effect with the work of John Williams, notably his Star Wars score. Others have considered the choral elements of the Queen Symphony to be a nod to the rock band's own lavish tendencies, in addition to Kashif's spell as musical director of the London Amadeus Choir. The piece has been performed regularly and in 2004 received US and Dutch premières. Please see Tolga Kashif's Wiki page @ http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tolga_Kashif Please see Tolga Kashif's official website @ http://tolgakashif.com/ The movements and inspirations of the Queen Symphony are as follows: Movement I - Adagio Misterioso - Allegro Con Brio - Maestoso - Misterioso - Allegro (10:33) Radio Ga Ga, The Show Must Go On, One Vision, I Was Born To Love You Movement II - Allegretto - Allegro Scherzando - Tranquillo (7:31) Love Of My Life, Another One Bites The Dust, Killer Queen Movement III - Adagio (7:13) Who Wants To Live Forever, Save Me Movement IV - Allegro Vivo - Moderato Cantabile - Cadenza - A Tempo Primo (9:48) Bicycle Race, Save Me Movement V - Andante Doloroso - Allegretto - Alla Marcia - Moderato Risoluto - Pastorale - Maestoso (12:54) Bohemian Rhapsody, We Will Rock You, We Are The Champions, Who Wants To Live Forever This segues into Movement VI. Please see more @ http://www.ultimatequeen.co.uk/related/the-queen-symphony.htm In preparing an album of classical music based on rock songs, a measure of the project's success depends on how compatible the music is to the classical milieu. Past collections that have recast into classical styles such groups as the Beatles and the Police turned out well in part because these groups had a little "classical" in them. Perhaps an album "classicizing" AC/DC would not be as successful; a project involving similar treatments of music by the Rolling Stones proved so weak it provided fuel for an argument against the validity of this entire genre. Queen, on the other hand, probably had more "classical" in it than any other major British rock group. Queen was also able to creatively absorb in its magnum opus Bohemian Rhapsody influences drawn from the most un-rock like classical form of them all: opera. Composer Tolga Kashif has embarked with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra on a quest to bring Queen's music into a wholly classical realm and The Queen Symphony is an entirely satisfactory result. Rather than realizing direct treatments of specific Queen songs, Kashif has remodeled several related numbers into six movements making up a "symphony." In approach, it bears a distant resemblance to the symphony that Philip Glass fashioned out of the second side of David Bowie and Brian Eno's Low, but it is far more dramatic and themes change over a bit more rapidly. There is also a full chorus, which results in some "Hollywood"-type scoring that may be a bit over the top for some. Nonetheless, The Queen Symphony is excellently well done; beautifully recorded; and has an attractive, well-annotated package that includes a late, formal studio shot of Queen.

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