#SymphonicSuite

[radsiarai]

Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov Scheherazade

https://rumble.com/v1y051y-nikolai-rimsky-korsakov-scheherazade.html?mref=17947j&mc=9fatg

Vienna Festival Orchestra, conductor: Willem van Otterloo, violin: Lorand Fenyves "Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade" is a mesmerizing musical composition that weaves a captivating tale through its evocative melodies and rich orchestration. Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, a prominent Russian composer in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, was renowned for his orchestral works and contributions to the Russian nationalist movement. Rimsky-Korsakov's musical style was marked by lush orchestrations, colorful harmonies, and his ability to evoke vivid imagery through his compositions. "Scheherazade" is a symphonic suite composed by Rimsky-Korsakov, inspired by the collection of stories known as "One Thousand and One Nights" or "Arabian Nights." The suite comprises four movements that narrate the tales of the legendary Persian queen Scheherazade, who captivated her husband, the Sultan, with her storytelling abilities. a. The Sea and Sinbad's Ship: The opening movement sets the stage with a majestic theme representing the vastness of the sea and the adventures of Sinbad the Sailor. Rimsky-Korsakov employs lush orchestration and virtuosic violin solos to depict the ebb and flow of the narrative. b. The Kalendar Prince: This movement introduces a romantic and exotic theme, representing the story of the Kalendar Prince. The music is filled with intricate melodies and ornate orchestrations, evoking the enchanting atmosphere of the Arabian Nights. c. The Young Prince and the Young Princess: In this movement, Rimsky-Korsakov paints a delicate and tender picture of the love story between the young prince and princess. The music is characterized by lush harmonies and a lyrical violin solo, expressing the emotional depth of their relationship. d. Festival at Baghdad - The Sea - Shipwreck: The final movement brings the suite to a dramatic close, depicting a lively festival in Baghdad and a tempestuous storm at sea. Rimsky-Korsakov's masterful orchestration and vibrant melodies create a sense of both celebration and peril. Rimsky-Korsakov's orchestration in "Scheherazade" is a testament to his skill as a composer. He expertly utilizes the various sections of the orchestra to evoke the essence of the Arabian Nights. From the vivid depiction of the sea to the grandeur of the palaces and the allure of the characters, the music transports listeners to a world of fantasy and wonder. "Scheherazade" holds great significance both within the realm of classical music and in popular culture. Rimsky-Korsakov's masterful storytelling through music, combined with his rich orchestration and melodic beauty, has made this composition a beloved staple of the orchestral repertoire. Its influence can be seen in subsequent compositions and its enduring popularity is a testament to its timeless appeal. "Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov Scheherazade" stands as a testament to the genius of its composer and the power of music to transport listeners to imaginative realms. Through its evocative melodies and lush orchestrations, this symphonic suite brings to life the enchanting tales of "One Thousand and One Nights." Rimsky-Korsakov's ability to capture the essence of storytelling and create a vivid musical narrative has cemented "Scheherazade" as a masterpiece of the orchestral repertoire, captivating audiences with its timeless allure.

[moonspirit]

Hi Moon! I've been listening to the Aot soundrack a lot lately, and the song Splinter Wolf makes me think of Annie, it's such a badass song! Do you have a favorite piece from the Aot sountrack?

Anooooonnn!!!!!!!!! You want mE??? to tAlK ABOUT THE AOT SOUNDTRACK????!!!!!

T____T

Okay okay so if I actually, SERIOUSLY consider it, this ask will stretch into several pages xD I'll keep it short, then.

My absolute favourite overall across all the albums is Successor from the S4 OST. It ended up never being used but it's just-- oh god I just love it to death, it's just so majestic and beautiful especially at 2:06 when the horns hit. Oh god now I need to go listen to it again-

(I had whole theories that Successor would be used for Armin in the finale, but those turned into clown theories thanks mappa)

(a *few*) Other absolute favourites are: counter attack m'aenkaind, eye-water, Barricades, SymphonicSuite Part 2-2nd ShingekiNoKyojin, From You 2000 Years Ago, Traitor.

Honestly it's very difficult for me to pick just a few because I listen to the albums on a regular basis. Splinter wolf is so fucking badass for sure! When it came on for the first time in that scene, I had chills weogiwegoeiogiowe!!!!

[youre-ackermine]

hello dearest, I hope you’re doing well 🩵

for the aot ask I’ve come with new questions:

15.a) if you could have prevented the death of a single character, which one would it be? (I already know the answer but still 🤣)

15.b) what is your favorite (top 3 if you can’t choose one) soundtrack?

15.c) do you prefer the anime or the manga?

much love to youuu 💓💓

Hi my dearest Dee ✨

I'm fine, even if I barely slept last night. I hope you're doing well too!

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15 a- If you could have prevented the death of a single character, which one would it be?

As you already guessed, I would have saved Hange of course!

Like Erwin died when the answer to his lifelong quest was within his grasp, Hange sacrificed themself before they could explore the outside world, quench their thirst for knowledge, help make people's lives better with new discoveries... I'm fascinated by their intelligence & all those amazing qualities that make them one of the best written characters in SNK, personality-wise. They would have been such an asset in the post war SNK universe.

15 b- What is your favorite (top 3 if you can't choose one) soundtrack?

If it's about the instrumental OST only, those I listen to the most at the moment are:

For the songs with a vocalist, my all-time favourite are:

I can't listen to 'Bauklotze' without crying now obviously 💔

15 c- Do you prefer the anime or the manga?

To be perfectly honest, I read the whole manga only once. I often read a random chapter or a few panels online but I still have to read it again (& it's a pain in the ass because I have the Edition Colossale & every book is f*cking heavy lmao). Besides, the French translation is not very good imo, it missed most of the dialogues' subtleties / nuances :((

Still, the manga panels are amazing, Isayama has a real talent for drawing the facial expressions & making us understand what's going on or feel so many emotions without a single word.

But I love the anime, even if a few things missing or changed kinda rub me the wrong way! The animation is insane (Levi's action scenes are always flawless & omg it's part of why I love the short badass so much!). The music is amazing & epic. The VAs are phenomenal (I only watch the Japanese version with French or English subtitles). It's a f*cking great show!

Just a few words about the scene between Eren & Armin in the last episode. As much as I cannot accept Eren's actions, I still felt sorry & sad for him. But the scene with Armin in the manga was so pathetic it almost swept away my sympathy towards him. Thanks Mappa for fixing this scene, making it a real moment of emotion between soulmate friends, & giving Eren a bit of his humanity back.

So anime it is!

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Thanks for taking the time to send these to me!

Sending much love back ❤️

Have a nice Sunday lovely Dee 😘

[shenji-yei-v2]

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[sixpennydame]

Hello lovely! Hope you’re doing well 💕

For the aot asks, bonus questions:

15.a) Was there a scene where you felt sorry for your least favorite character or a character you disliked?

15.b) absolute favorite soundtrack?

15.c) what is your favorite quote?

15.d) what is one aspect of the story that you think could have been handled better?

Hi, my love! ❤️ I always love talking about AoT with you.

15.a) I don’t feel much love for Zeke, you know this. But when we see his hurt at being brainwashed by his parents, when all he wanted was love and time, that hit hard. And then, as he’s leading Eren through Grisha’s memories and he slowly starts to realize the true monster Eren is, man, I felt for him. AND THEN, when Grisha hugs him and apologizes, and Zeke starts crying…I couldn’t help but feel sorry for him.

15.b) Oh gosh, this is hard, because every OST for each season is amazing. But if you’re making me choose, I’d say the season 3 OST. Hiroyuki Sawano did such a masterful job with the first three seasons, and I feel like everything is culminating here in season three: musically and plot-wise. Most of the Symphonicsuites are my favorites.

15.c) There are so many good quotes from AoT, but the one that stays with me the most is when Kenny said, as he was dying, “everybody i have met .. was all the same. drinking, women, worshiping god, even the king ... dreams .. children .. power. Everyone had to be drunk on something to keep pushing on ... Everyone was a slave to something.”

If that ain’t a perfect description of the human condition then I don’t know what is.

15.d) Honestly, I don’t have an opinion on this. I mean, sure, I’d love to know more backstories and had some parts fleshed out more, but I think Isayama focused on the main story and wrote it well, from beginning to end. Yes, I actually think the ending is good. :-)

I asked my husband this question, as we’re re-watching the series and are on S4 now, and he said, “more tiddies.” Joking, of course, but now that he mentions it…. 😂

[marleysfinest]

Hiroyuki Sawano really did that on the aot s3 soundtrack. he gave us bars for days on K21, pure yelling heartbreak on Call Your Name, pure GENUIS on the symphonicsuite scores!!!!! a king

[winterstellium]

You know what song I can't get enough of right now and will belt it out at any opportunity?

Apple Seed, from S3 of Attack on Titan:

[lxndonorris]

thank you so much for tagging me @game-set-canet to put my library in shuffle and list the first 10 songs that come up! [I put my "on repeat" ln shuffle]

I tag @thethirteenthcrow @johnstonesfc and @wolfsbanesbite feel free to ignore tho.

[sleepy-sham]

don't mind me just sobbing & hyperventilating in my car over this piece of the aot score

[galaxiesfallfromgrace]

5 Songs I’ve Been Listening To A Lot

tagged by @pyritefes2, ty ^-^

SOYOKAZE / Joe Inoue

DINOSAURS / Joe Inoue

Undecided / Christian Kuria, Cautious Clay

Good Luck, Babe! / Chappell Roan

[Solo-Leveling]SymphonicSuite-Lv.1 / Hiroyuki Sawano

tagging @xigrif @minimutty if you wanna

[radsiarai]

Edvard Grieg Sigurd Jorsalfar, Suite Op 56

https://rumble.com/v1y06ng-edvard-grieg-sigurd-jorsalfar-suite-op-56.html?mref=17947j&mc=9fatg

Prague Symphony Orchestra, conductor: Vaclav Smetacek "Edvard Grieg Sigurd Jorsalfar, Suite Op. 56" is a captivating musical composition that showcases the talent and creativity of Norwegian composer Edvard Grieg. Edvard Grieg, born in 1843, is widely regarded as one of Norway's greatest composers. Known for his nationalistic and romantic compositions, Grieg's music often drew inspiration from Norwegian folk traditions and landscapes. His works played a pivotal role in establishing a distinct Norwegian musical identity. "Sigurd Jorsalfar" is a three-movement symphonic suite composed by Edvard Grieg. The suite is based on the play of the same name by Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson, which tells the story of the Norwegian king Sigurd I, known as Jorsalfar or "the Crusader." a. Introduction (In the King's Hall): The suite begins with a majestic and regal introduction, evoking the atmosphere of a grand hall filled with nobility. Grieg's use of rich harmonies and grand orchestrations sets the stage for the heroic journey that unfolds throughout the suite. b. Borghild's Dream: The second movement, "Borghild's Dream," is a lyrical and introspective piece that showcases Grieg's ability to create delicate and poignant melodies. The music reflects Borghild's dream as she envisions Sigurd's triumphs and the challenges he will face on his journey. c. Homage March: The final movement, "Homage March," is a triumphant and celebratory piece. It represents Sigurd's victorious return to Norway and the homage paid to him by his subjects. Grieg's use of stirring melodies, rhythmic drive, and powerful orchestration creates a sense of pride and nationalistic fervor. "Sigurd Jorsalfar" is a prime example of Grieg's commitment to incorporating Norwegian folk elements into his compositions. Throughout the suite, Grieg weaves traditional Norwegian melodies and rhythms, infusing the music with a distinct nationalistic flavor. The result is a composition that captures the spirit and essence of Norway's cultural heritage. "Sigurd Jorsalfar" holds great significance both within Grieg's body of work and in the realm of classical music. Grieg's ability to merge elements of Norwegian folklore and nationalistic sentiments with his own unique compositional style showcases his mastery as a composer. The suite remains beloved by audiences for its evocative melodies, emotional depth, and its representation of Norway's rich cultural heritage. "Edvard Grieg Sigurd Jorsalfar, Suite Op. 56" is a testament to the brilliance and innovation of Edvard Grieg as a composer. Through this composition, Grieg successfully captures the heroic journey of Sigurd Jorsalfar, infusing the music with Norwegian folk elements and nationalistic fervor. The suite stands as a testament to Grieg's enduring legacy, showcasing his ability to create evocative melodies and transport listeners to the landscapes and traditions of Norway. "Sigurd Jorsalfar" remains a beloved and significant work within the realm of classical music, captivating audiences with its beauty and cultural significance.

[dopingconsomme]

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[moonspirit]

Why this theme belongs to Armin

(well, imo anyway? Lemme obsess okay it's all I've listened to for 3 months straight)

Alright, so this theme hasn't been used in Season 4 so far. Not in Part 1, 2 or even 3 (I have gone through P3 again and again but didn't seem to hear this anywhere, but if anybody knows better, please tell).

Which means it will be used in P4. For what scene we can only speculate. Some say it will be used when Falco makes his entrance with Annie and Gabi.

The theme immediately before this one is Guilty Hero, which was used when Zeke sold out his parents to Marley. Now, Guilty Hero is sad, tragic, hopeless, filled with regrets - you get the feeling of 'I know I made the wrong choices but I was only trying to be a Hero'. The Successor, coming immediately afterwards, is loud, grand, majestic, motivational and full of hope.

To me, this theme screams Armin in its entirety. The reason I say that is because Armin is an extremely well written representation of "Hope amongst Despair". What he stands for in SnK is humanity - the trait.

Humans collectively have several different facets. Greed, selfishness, hatred, obsession and so on. For each, there is at least one character in SnK representing them and I'm not gonna get into that for now. But what does Armin represent? Humanity, as in compassion, kindness and understanding. While appearing outwardly weak in terms of physical prowess and being vulnerable to things like self-hatred, self-doubt and low self-esteem, he is strong in his convictions and beliefs in not engaging in bloodshed unless left with no other choice. Strong in his willingness to understand, above all else, before drawing his blades. In SnK's brutally cruel world (that mirrors our own real world in several ways), it is sheer strength and courage to consider your swords and bullets as only a last resort. And if you know how SnK ends, you know what his idea of freedom is. The little beautiful moments that permeate our larger sense of life as a whole.

Armin is a majestic character, and this is, imo, a fact I hope everyone can slowly grow to appreciate over time.

So when I listen to The Successor, I think nothing could suit him better. It starts out in soft grandeur and gently grows in splendour... Optimism, hope, faith and strength swell to the brim and when the horns hit at the 2:08 mark, it overflows. Armin is in a way, really, the "successor" to the story once it ends. The future of the world post rumbling is in what he can make of it, from what his visions entail. So I really think it fits him.

I'm reminded of how in S3, Armin's heroic and brave sacrifice before Bertholdt was amplified by the track SymphonicSuite Part 2-2nd: Shingekinokyojin and my god, was that a MAJESTIC theme!!! So I'm really hoping The Successor is used for Armin in S4 Part4 in some way at least. Regardless, even if I'm wrong, in my heart, this one belongs to Armin Arlert, 15th Commander of the Survey Corps.

[satohideo]

[Solo-Leveling]SymphonicSuite-Lv.1 → Lv.2" Music Video

[quiveringdeer]

Get to Know Me

tagged by the lovely @birds-have-teeth

relationship status: falling in love with unattainable folks on tiktok daily while reveling in the continuous support of my harem of fictional partners 😌

favorite color: orange! like a fall leafy orange.

three favorite foods: pasta! mango! citrus flavored baked goods that are more tart than sweet.

song stuck in my head: God's Menu by Stray Kids 💃🏽

last song I listened to: symphonicsuite (aot) part 2-6th: Thanksat (so many emotions 😭)

last thing I googled: when i originally started drafting this it was who the hell tenko shimura was (they all got so many damn names!! 😩) but as of right now, Gojo's English voice actor imdb

time: 6:30pm

dream trip: a beach somewhere warm but not too hot where I can just sleep and relax by the water, maybe even while receiving a massage in the shade. just want to be fully relaxed with head empty

anything I really want right now: for capitalism to be deconstructed so our society can go back to building our local communities up, supporting one another and also being able to keep the internet so we can keep up those relationships with others all over the world :/ plus lots of other things but eh

no obligation tagging: Anyone!!! Please tag me!