Our Clip of the Day is the beloved second movement from Sonata Pathétique, written by Beethoven when he was 27 years old. The iconic name was actually suggested by Beethoven's publisher. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #beethoven classicalclips.com/videos/yundi-p…

Our Clip of the Day is the dazzling Overture from #LeonardBernstein's score for the satirical opera, Candide. A famous conductor who was in great demand worldwide, Bernstein lamented that he didn't have more time to compose. #classicalclips #clipoftheday classicalclips.com/videos/overtur…

You've heard Overture to Carmen...but have you heard it as a piano solo? Today's Clip of the Day is a fantastic transcription of Bizet's masterpiece! #classicalclips #clipoftheday #georgesbizet classicalclips.com/videos/piano-v…

Did you know that Luigi Boccherini was the first composer to write for string quintet? Our Clip of the Day features the lively 3rd movement from Boccherini's String Quintet in E Major, written in 1771. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #luigiboccherini classicalclips.com/videos/boccher…

Love classical music history? Our newest article dives into the history of the oldest symphony orchestra in the United States! #classicalclips #classicalmusichistory classicalclips.com/americas-first…

Clip of the Day! Borodin wrote these Polovtsian Dances as part of his opera, Prince Igor, but they are often performed as a stand-alone concert piece. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #borodin classicalclips.com/videos/polovts…

Our Clip of the Day is the Poco Allegretto movement from Johannes Brahms' 3rd Symphony. This rich and expressive piece has been widely featured in scores for film and TV. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #johannesbrahms classicalclips.com/videos/brahms-…

Wednesday's Clip of the Day features an excerpt from Max Bruch's Violin Concerto. Bruch was unhappy with how famous it became and felt like it overshadowed the rest of his work. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #maxbruch classicalclips.com/videos/excerpt…

Today's Clip of the Day is the Coda from Anton Bruckner's 8th Symphony. Bruckner combined themes from all four movements to create this glorious, majestic conclusion. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #antonbruckner classicalclips.com/videos/finale-…

Thursday's Clip of the Day is Chopin's "Revolutionary Etude," believed to have been inspired by the 1831 Russian attack on Warsaw, his hometown. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #chopin classicalclips.com/videos/seong-j…

Our Clip of the Day is from Muzio Clementi's Sonatina No. 3. Clementi wrote this set of six sonatinas as a teaching tool, with each getting progressively harder. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #muzioclementi classicalclips.com/videos/allegro…

Monday's Clip of the Day is the rousing Fanfare for the Common Man. Aaron Copland wrote this iconic piece in 1942 after the United States entered World War II. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #aaroncopland classicalclips.com/videos/fanfare…

Our Clip of the Day features the viola da gamba and harpsichord in a Sonata from the Baroque period by Arcangelo Corelli. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #arcangelocorelli classicalclips.com/videos/corelli…

Claude Debussy was a master at painting musical pictures. Our Clip of the Day, "Jardins Sous La Pluie" (Gardens in the Rain), is a brilliant example of this, portraying a garden caught in a sudden rainstorm. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #debussy classicalclips.com/videos/lugansk…

Today's Clip of the Day: the timeless "Una Furtiva Lagrima" from Donizetti's opera, L’elisir d’amore. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #donizetti classicalclips.com/videos/guitar-…

Clip of the Day - Augustin Hadelich perfectly captures the tender mood of "Songs My Mother Taught Me," a poem set to music by Dvořák in 1880. ❤ #classicalclips #clipoftheday #dvorak classicalclips.com/videos/dvorak-…

Our Clip of the Day is Edward Elgar's Chanson de Matin (Morning Song). This bright little piece brings to mind the peaceful freshness of a new day. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #edwardelgar classicalclips.com/videos/edward-…

Our Clip of the Day is a lullaby (or "Berceuse") by the French composer, Gabriel Fauré. Fauré's music, like his personal nature, was gentle and refined. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #gabrielfaure classicalclips.com/videos/gabriel…

It's Friday, and we're closing out the week with Poeme by Fibich. This lovely little piece is part of a much larger work called Moods, Impressions, and Souvenirs. Enjoy! #classicalclips #clipoftheday #zdenekfibich classicalclips.com/videos/zdenek-…

You're in for a treat with today's Clip of the Day! Enjoy this majestic brass and choral work by Italian Renaissance composer, Giovanni Gabrieli. #classicalclips #clipoftheday #gabrieli classicalclips.com/videos/giovann…