actually indeed good question I didn't know

Tchaikovsky, cannons are not instruments

​@@argavyonTchaikovsky: Well now they are

@@argavyonI disagree 110%!

Overused and terrible joke

@@HOwNOTthink 168 people disagree with you. Better find something else to whine about.

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@@HOwNOTthink Yes, you lost. Take your L. Your opinion is just yours but so many more people disagree with you that it's is just the whining of a sad person. BTW, it's up two more people now.

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VIVE LA FRANCE LIL BRO

DA BAOT IS HERE BRO 🙏🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣

I FELL INTO THE WATER BRO 🔥🔥🔥🔥

I BROKE MY LEGS DONT SHOOT!1 🗣️ 🔥

@@eggyeeter957 "Hehehe" *Cocks sound*

It certainly is a great way to cap off the night!

The fireworks take place after they play Stars and stripes forever

@@chrisarseneault5617 The main fireworks do cap off the night. However, over the past few years (10 maybe, skipping the hurricane year) there have been fireworks at the tail end of the 1812 and at the end of the Stars and Stripes Forever. More recently the Stars and Stripes Forever have moved from the barges to the Esplanade.

@@sebbohnivlac yes I agree. I was not full in my answer

i see fireworks happening in the background at 1:00

This didn't aged well

don't blame the music on politics

Don’t forget the Chinese added to this as well (gunpowder) 😂😂😎.

Russian in composer only, it is very much German in terms of style. Russian classical tends to make subdued use of the brass section with more woodwinds, and tends to use the strings to support massive chords. Germany following the first vieenese school used the strings melodically, the woodwinds countermelodicaly, and what we might term big brass that eventually became the brass ensemble of Sousa and Miller.

@@Harlem55 Tchaikovsky deserves to be respected in his own right. He needs not to be called Russian or German inspired he is only Tchaikovsky

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I wish this could’ve continued

@@luigimrlgaming9484 god bless America my bro

@@Keef19661 no I mean peace

God bless American people

*Russian great song!*

that's good

Because people are too stupid now to appreciate this

It is, it’s in Bloomberg

it's a Russian piece why the us flag

They could still have fireworks.

Long Live Freedom, damn it!! 🇦🇷🇺🇸❤️

We are all humans, at the end of a day. Russians are using Robert Schumann's (German) Träumerei piece in loop, in their most sacred wwII memorials (Stalingrad/Volgograd's Hall of Glory, on the cemetery in St.Peterburg, where one million of late civilians is buried and in the Brest Fortress in Belarus). Russian radio announced capitulation of Germany on 5/9/1945 and after that announcement someone in radio let it be played. It probably captured the feeling of relief and tragedy of horrific losses so well, people related to it completely. I will add link to two videos, Stalingrad memorial and of Horowitz playing Träumerei in Moscow with everybody in audience crying.

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The same with Saddam. He used Whitneys "I will always love you" during his elections.

It’s a Boston thing. You wouldn’t understand. 😌

Russian Empire with the US had a good relationship with each other

That not even a cannon

"They borrow it from americans, maybe"

I think i remember seeing some accurate ones near the bridge of Notre Dame

Too late, fell in the water

I wonder how confused anyone not in the gnb community is rn

and a choir

Orchestra Owner: Mr. Tchaikovsky which instrument we are going to use to simulate the sound of a Cannon? Tchaikovsky: Simulate?

Agreed. Cannon line is the coolest instrument.

Make WHAT possible?

It's not a song! There is no singing!

It is not an opera, it is an overture.

@@VRichardsn I here this song when there’s a school play

@@war_robots7911 It is awesome! PS: it is also not a song, because it contains no lyrics.

It's not a song! Do you hear any singìng? ​No. It's a piece of orchestral music. @@war_robots7911

@@war_robots7911 It isn't a song! It's a piece of orchestral music. There is no singing. Why do Americans ALWAYS get that wrong? And you don't " here" it, you hear it. Duh!

No !! No entiendes!! Campanas es el credo y los cañones es la defensa ante un invasor externo😊

Year 1812 Solemn Overture, festival overture in E♭ major, Op. 49, popularly known as the 1812 Overture,[1] is a concert overture written in 1880 by Russian composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky to commemorate the successful Russian defense against Napoleon's invading Grande Armée in 1812. The overture debuted in Moscow on August 20, 1882,[2] conducted by Ippolit Al'tani under a tent near the then-unfinished Cathedral of Christ the Saviour, which also memorialized the 1812 defense of Russia.[3] Tchaikovsky himself conducted another performance at the dedication of Carnegie Hall in New York City.[4] That was one of the first times a major European composer visited the United States.[5] The 15 minute overture is best known for its climactic volley of cannon fire, ringing chimes, and brass fanfare finale. It has also become a common accompaniment to fireworks displays on the United States' Independence Day.

We lived across the river and could hear and feel the canons in our building a few seconds before they came on live TV. It was so cool.

Yes

Same

Ancient imperial anthem, yes

I can't tell if you're genuinely curious, so I might as well answer if you are. This was for the 4th of July, the day of American Independence. I'm pretty sure the only reason they do this piece is for the cannons, I think. lol

@@Jake_Broer Im genuinely curious but I think you misread my question.

The fireworks nor the cannons were originally written into the piece however, they are all part of the same performance organized by the boston pops. Although you can not hear them in the recording every single church in boston rings its bell as the cannons fire and that is also organized by the pops.

@@owenharrington8704 that has nothing to do with my question

@@LaKellita Then I must not understand the question. You are asking if the fireworks display is part of the song, and I am saying that although the fireworks are not written into the music they are part of the same celebration organized by the Boston Pops that is why it is called the Boston Pops Fireworks Spectacular. In my original reply I also included the fact that the church bells and cannons although also not written into the piece are organized by the pops and are intend to be there. Does this answer your question and if so please rephrase it.

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I guess you don't know what true beautiful music is, I hope you find out when you play this or even when you play a later piece of music as wonderful as this one is :)

Modern musicians are pussies they dont write music for cannons

I like classical music and modern music that's why I'm her e

Я тебе сочувствую.

Poor you. You just haven't heard enough of it yet.