Performance by James Levine and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Album can be found on Amazon here: www.amazon.com Credit to TwoSkirts for finding this information! For more information on Gustav Holst, see my Holst biography and photo gallery: www.innetproductions.com
English composer Gustav Holst composed The Planets between 1914 and 1916. The Birmingham premiere of the suite took place in 1918, fifteen years before Pluto was discovered. Though the Planets became by far the most popular work of Holst's and one of the most known pieces by an English-born composer, Holst did not consider the piece one of his finest. Partially because of this, he never wrote an eighth movement, though unexpectedly the IAU relegated Pluto from its status as planet proper in 2006.
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Theres a farm called Misery, but of that well have none Because we know of one Thats always lots of fun (Ha ha!) And this ones name is Jollity; believe me, folks, its great For everything sings out to us as we go through the gate All the little pigs, they grunt and howl The cats mee-yow The dogs bow-wow Everybody makes a row Down on Jollity Farm (instrumental--mandolin(?)) All the little pigs, they grunt and howl (Grunt, howl, grunt, howl) The cats mee-yow (Mee-yow, mee-yow) The dogs bow-wow (Ruff, ruff, ruff, ruff) Everybody makes a row Down on Jollity Farm All the little birds go tweet, tweet, tweet (birdsong, piano noodle) The lambs all bleat (baaaaa!) And shake their feet (rattle) Everythings a perfect treat Down on Jollity Farm Regular as habit The cocks begin to crow Can the old buck rabbit Sing Stuff it up your jumper Vo-do-de-oh All the little ducks go quack quack quack (quack quack quack) The cows go Moo (honk) The bull does, too (whonk!) Everyone says how do you do Down on Jollity Farm
Just Music. The Toronto Symphony Orchestra performs "Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity" (in 2 parts) from "The Planets" by Gustav Holst, under the direction of Sir Ernest MacMillan, in these recordings from 1942, which were taken off of 78 RPM records.
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Mary Alice and Chris Pollard started an animal sanctuary in a small village in England. An intimate look at Jollity Farm. Music by Jollity Farm supporters Maria Daines and Paul Killington.
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"Jupiter: The Bringer of Jollity" is from the orchestral suite The Planets by the British composer Gustav Holst, written between 1914 and 1916. This very imaginative and colorful music is set to moving images of Jupiter and the various planets in our solar system, as well as other spectacular celestial phenomena. Performed by the Boston Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Joseph Silverstein. Video edited on May 10, 2009 by Gilda Tabarez.
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Gustav Holst's "The Planets" Movement 4: Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity, electronically performed by Isao Tomita, ©1976, RCA Records, New York, NY. Produced by Plasma Music, Inc. Movement 1: Mars, The Bringer of War Movement 2: Venus, The Bringer of Peace Movement 3: Mercury, The Winged Messenger -----Movement 4: Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity Movement 5: Saturn, The Bringer of Old Age Movement 6: Uranus, The Magician Movement 7: Neptune, The Mystic I found this CD along with seemingly hundreds of others that were in perfect or nearly perfect condition that had just been thrown in a dumpster. Needless to say, I wasn't about to let all those CD's go to waste.
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by Gustav Holst part of his suite "The Planets" my favorite of the planets This is my first video. I appreciate any comments or suggestions/ideas.
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(for best sound quality, choose 480p in the 'quality settings') This is a powerful, but underrated performance of The Planets from a stalwart of British music, Sir Charles Groves, conducting the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. I have many versions of The Planets, including the much lauded interpretation from Charles Dutoit and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. However, I keep going back to this version. It feels, well, like Holst :-) I could wax lyrical about the power of these seven mini tone poems, but I shall let a far more eloquent writer speak. The following is taken from the CD notes of a special Penguin Classics release of 'The Planets', performed by Charles Dutoit and the Montreal Symphony Orchestra. The essay was written by Karen Armstrong, author of 'A History of God', 'Through the Narrow Gate' and 'A History of Jerusalem'.... "On 20 July 1969, glued to my television set, I watched the historic moon-landing with awe and a certain disquiet. As my namesake, Neil Armstrong, made that "great leap for mankind", I marvelled at the technology that had got him there but also wondered what this would do for human consciousness. The moon, symbol of love, transience and rebirth, was now revealed as a dull, sterile place. While the astronauts loped and gambolled on its dusty surface, I reflected uneasily that we had just turned mythology into fact and found the reality to be banal. Would we be permanently impoverished? But the moon-landing also reflected my own recent <b>...</b>
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Released on Deutsche Grammophon records, this is James Levine conducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in Jupiter, Bringer of Jollity, the fourth of The Planets, composed by Gustav Holst in 1914. This is the fourth of seven planets since he did not compose for Earth and Pluto had not been discovered yet. Comments are welcome and encouraged!
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Photography - Various Digital Art by Pios Rodaman Song: Jupiter, The Bringer of Jollity from The Planets by: Gustav Holst
"Jupiter, the Bringer of Jollity" from The Planets, Suite for Large Orchestra op 32 by Gustav Holst (1874-1934), transcribed for the Organ by Peter Sykes Peter Sykes, organ The Great Skinner Organ, Girard College, Philadelphia
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Holst : The Planets - Jupiter / The Bringer of Jollity
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www.nicovideo.jp Video: THE IDOLM@STER Live for You! (Xbox360/JP) Starring: Yukiho Hagiwara, Iori Minase, Ami Futami Audio: Jupiter, Bringer of Jollity by PLEIADES PRODUCTION (Dance Dance Revolution SuperNOVA 2) Originally posted for Oto-m@s Party Night www.nicovideo.jp
This is the fourth movement of Gustav Holst's famous suite "The Planets," as performed by Berliner Philharmoniker (Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra) Featured are pictures of Sailor Jupiter and the planet itself. Disclaimer: I do not own Sailor Moon or any of these pics
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Feeling down - feeling low? Just chill out and enjoy this. Whether you remember it, first time around, or have just discovered it, no problem! Lighten up people and enjoy! Tony x
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This is the fourth part of english composer Gustav Holst's famous work The Planets, one of the most famous and influential of all classical pieces. This recording is by the Philidelphia Orchestra, conducted by Eugene Ormandy.
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Gustav Holst's Jupiter: The Bringer of Jollity, from 'The Planets Suite' - performed at the Queen's Concerts, Buckingham Palace for her Majesty the Queen during her Golden Jubilee in 2002 - BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Sir Andrew Davis.
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