Serenade for Strings

The Concertgebouw Chamber Orchestra plays Tchaikovsky’s ‘Melody for Strings’.

Recording: the Sunday Morning Concert of May 29, 2016, in the Concertgebouw in Amsterdam.

The Russian Tchaikovsky adored Schumann without question. In his own work he melded Russian and German impacts. While making the ‘Melody in C’, he was enlivened by Mozart. This can particularly be heard in the main portion of this piece for strings, of which the ‘Three step dance’ likewise turned out to be incredibly famous all alone. Steadily, Tchaikovsky turns out to be more not kidding and passionate in his ‘Melody’, until the ‘piu mosso’ (for example extremely portable) end.