PLEASE identify this piece

[cerulean]

it's driving me crazy, b/c i'm not too good with recognizing instrumental stuff, yet it seems familiar

please tell me what it is..
i'll, like, bow down to your musical prowess

err...sorry for the long silence at the end..

[counterpoint]

I waited for the entrance of the piano, but it seems, there isn't a piano at all   

Seems some Weber/Liszt/Wagner influenced romantic composition for great orchestra. Sorry, that's not my field of interest   

[thierry13]

Sounds like Brahms to me. Same type of orchestration than in the opening of his first piano concerto.

[cmg]

Yeh, definitely Brahms-influenced, but not Brahms.  Some free-standing overture, or tone poem.  Dvorak?  Smetana?  I'm stumped.  It ain't bad, but it ain't great either.

[cerulean]

thanks for trying guys
i think i finally got it, or at least the person i asked to listen to it

Yeh, definitely Brahms-influenced, but not Brahms. Some free-standing overture, or tone poem. Dvorak? Smetana? I'm stumped. It ain't bad, but it ain't great either.

close! Smetana's the Moldau from his cycle of 6 symphonic poems Ma Vlast (my country)

I waited for the entrance of the piano, but it seems, there isn't a piano at all

sorry i shall soon post an obscure piano piece for you to identify

[mikey6]

thanks for trying guys
i think i finally got it, or at least the person i asked to listen to it

close! Smetana's the Moldau from his cycle of 6 symphonic poems Ma Vlast (my country)

sorry i shall soon post an obscure piano piece for you to identify

Sorry, but it ain't the Moldau - everyone knows that!
It's the 3rd movt from Ma Vlast - Sarka.

[pies]

When I first moved into my neighborhood there was this kid who had a crush on my daughter. He was probably 10 or 11 or so. Anyway, he used to ride his scooter back and forth in front of my house, wearing his little helmet, hoping to see my daughter out playing or something.

One day he finally got up the courage to come talk to me when I was doing some yard work. The kid just walks up to me, sticks out his hand and says "Cerulean, sir, Cerulean T. Farnsworth," with a big ass toothy grin and what I can only describe as a 1940s "fast talker" accent.

And I checked, and that is his actual name, and that is how he introduces himself. I thought it was pretty damn cool.