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Espantoso

Greatest Sonata/work for Violin and Piano out there, without a single doubt. Really - no joke - scary good performance, and remarkable ensemble playing… but that’s too clean… you need the Kremer/Argerich recording (the one with the Janáček Sonata) for this work, especially for the last movement (tastefully brutal enough) ;)

Даже не верится, что тот же самый музыкант через несколько лет напишет «Карлика». Напишет абсолютно другим языком

olivier messiaen (of all people) played this with his first wife, Claire Delbos

Horrible period performance. You sound flat and weak!

Does anyone know if the theme at 4:17 is a quote from a folksong? Maybe Scottish?

STORMVEIL CASTLE

18:45

LITTLE EINSTEINS + LITTLE BEAR + MEET THE ORCHESTRA = ALL SIGNS POINTING!!!

why did i read the description in Tantacrul's voice

SOMEONE with a fine musical ear, high intelligence and musical education! PLEASE explain to me why Schoenberg believed that 1) Mozart is more difficult than Beethoven and 2) only Mozart approaches Bach in terms of (some kind of??) perfection of thought. How can we combine these statements of the great music theorist (Schoenbreg undoubtedly was one) with the simplicity of Mozart's scores that everyone is talking about everywhere? 2) - these are the words of Schoenberg himself, and 1) - I took from F. Gershkovich, a music theorist and a real student of Webern and Berg. And here is a very unique and interesting personal quote from F. G.: "the perfection of Beethoven's form was achieved by means simpler than those of Bach and Mozart, as a result of which Beethoven's work represents the pinnacle of the musical form” (he means - entirely homophonic)

6:59 Just casually quoting his 2nd and 1st Cello concerto one after the other

00:03 19:24 23:18

Los tres primeros minutos te parten el alma.

guys help i cant find my revenge

Played very slowly but this allows the players to really bring out the expressive qualities of this masterpiece.

I just finished reading Leah Broad's fabulous book "Quartet", which chronicles the lives of Dame Ethel Smyth, Rebecca Clarke, Dorothy Howell and Doreen Carwithen. I'm now on a mission to find more music by these women, but Clarke is my major priority: apparently her work got a lot more angular and modernist as she developed. If you're interested in her life and music, I thoroughly recommend "Quartet" - it's a great read, thoughtful, joyful, sobering and tragic by degrees. Thanks so much for posting this. Wonderful.

2:16:10

I don’t really like this, no hate

Period performances suck. Everyone sounds flat. Out of here.

Pieno 900

According to Arthur Rubinstein’s memoirs, Stravinsky was obsessed with Carl Czerny’s Etudes while writing/revising this late work. Rubinstein could not understand his fascination, but Stravinsky swore that his technique and Composition was improving from daily study of Czerny etudes (which of the 1,000 pieces he studied is never mentioned) After knowing this, Czerny’s great influence can be seen in this work in certain passages, and also a movement back towards his form of Fundamental-Classicism (like his Symphony in Three-Movements) Wikipedia claims his influence to be Carl Maria von Weber - I strongly disagree.

This piece about jazz, about its origins. At the end there is Deep Purple, Smoke on the water 😂

L oeuvre la plus spécifique ce que Mozart a de spécial , de déliquescent , de precieux et de pervers ( avec la sonate kochel 448 ) , selon moi...

Maybe You can be interested in a new work for Viola and Piano. Here is my Sonate für Bratsche und Klavier (2.Satz): ruclips.net/video/lIz3Z_2wqWE/видео.html

Maybe You can be interested in a new work for Viola and Piano. Here is my Sonate für Bratsche und Klavier (1.Satz): ruclips.net/video/tX7u5lOL5mI/видео.html

8:35

0:35-0:47 I could listen to these 12 measures all day.

They should use C major and G major for the natural horn and B-flat major and F major for the French horn.

That’s a French horn.

il faut quand même tous ses accords ! certains sont corsés 😅

Intéressant et facile à jouer 😅

Au moins on ne s'ennuie pas avec Poulenc🎉

Pourquoi Francis Poulenc n 'est il pas plus connu ?

N° 5, super!

Trombone player: Gets handed his sheet music Trombone player: “Oh shit, I’m gonna die”

Si belle, cette berceuse!

Начало 1 части - 0:04 Основная тема 2 части - 9:50 Тема среднего раздела - 11:53 3 части, ГП - 15:55 Тема эпизода - 17:53

The high registers of the viola sound like violin.

Polytonality, I suppose? But the first movement begins in A minor.

Tiring

Olar Bar is so much better

Io qui dopo la maturità

Finest enchanting music forever

8:33 This theme, and the way it is passed around every player, is one of my favorite things from all of Mozart’s output. So beautiful.

" Oh its familia- wait, nevermind. "

20:00 Baby Wordsworth: First Words Around the House

04:03._04:41

So she won as the judges were so gallant ....oh please!?

Number 14. Delius - on hearing the first cookoo in spring. A staggeringly beautiful piece of music.