What are the greatest festive, celebratory and triumphant sounding classical music?
I’m about to compile music from iTunes from various classical composers sans Mozart and Beethoven since I already have my collection of both.
But yes, I need suggestions of works by all other classical musicians who composed triumphant sounding music similar to that of Tchaikovsky’s 1812 Overture. Thanks very much!
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Brahams’ Academic Overture
Th first few minutes are the warm-up, similar to marching in place. Wait for it.
And the biggest war horse of all times; Mendelssohn’s Wedding March (From Midsummer’s Night Dream)
The runner-up up is Wagner’s Bridal Chorus (from Lohengrin)
The fourth movement of Beethoven’s Ninth SymphonyC9RPUQ1vwQ&feature=related will get your blood stirring. (_Ode to Joy)
For less-than-subtle, all the stuff of John Phillip Sousa.
Carl Orff – Carmina Buranan “O fortuna”
Yey, thanks guys! Keep em coming! : )
Kansas – Point of no return.
@zensky Yes. I do have Perlmann’s Rachmaninoff’s Vocalise. It’s indeed triumphant in a melancholic kind of way. It reminds me of that haunting yet sweet music from Schindler’s list.
Wagner – Die Walkure (ride of the valkyries)
The Triumphant March at the End of Act I from Verdi’s Aida.
Bizet – suite #1 and Les Toreadors From Carmen
Pachelbel – Canon in D
Rossinni – William Tell Overture
Bach – Toccata and Fugue in D Minor
Fucik – Entry of the Gladiators
Suppe – Light Cavalry Overture
Williams – Imperial March (you will recognize it when you hear it)
Tchaikovski’s 4th and 5th Symphonies. OMG!
Copland’s Appachian Spring.
Trumpet Fanfare
Oh yes, Appalachian Spring
Procession of Nobles
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