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Duly unforgettable. This is the sonic equivalent of watching icebergs melt at night.

oh, sorry, I just say it is Liszt - one of my absolute favourites

hello :-) Is it your composition?

Well done. Thank You.

This is my luxury tranqulizer

best

in your house and amateur? LIKE professional, its amazing

Sehr mega

so good...

Brice Marden image.

🙂

Talk about thinking outside the box. Here we are miles from the nearest box. Amazing stuff!

Il n'est pas sa meilleure piece.

I'll never forget the first time I heard this. It happened about a year before youtube took down copyrighted music (so around 2012), during which the upload disappeared. This wonderful piece has since been re-uploaded several times, and in its entirety even.

Thank you. Love the emotive left hand

This is transcendental in the best possible way. The composition is very aware of the tempered piano, sostenuto, etc.; the performance even more so. Thank you.

What is the image used in this video?

beautiful. thank you very much!

Way ahead of everyone in terms of modernism...

sandalda ikindi

One has to ask after reading Feldman : much thought and reflexion but outside of the concert hall who will digest or take the time to listen to one hour , 90 minute and 2 hour pieces . I've forgotten Feldman's explanation on this point . His jewish jokes tell us a lot . He did what he wanted it was maybe a way too to carve out a space for himself alongside Cage, Carter, Babbit , Earle Brown and others . I d k .

I love Feldman's masterclass transcripts . Poor kids what did they take away with all his joking . Jewish octaves ...hilarious !

nice

Le piano semble mal accordé, dommage...

Man hört eine Ähnlichkeit mit manchen Klavierstücken von Olivier Messiaen. Es ist vielleicht kein Zufall. Hat Satie Messiaen beeinflusst? Jedenfalls ist diese Musik erstaunlich modern. On perçoit une similitude avec certaines pièces pour piano d'Olivier Messiaen. Ce n'est peut-être pas le fruit du hasard. Messiaen a pu être inspiré par Satie. En tous cas, cette musique est trrès moderne.

He doesn't know how to play the piano ...

Le Fils des Étoiles - Acte 1 mesure 217 "Allez"

Proud owner of a individually rendered limited edition (of 75). The piece is to be played, "calmly, motionless, weightless, white, with all the characteristics a star might have. As expressions of motionless and weightless in space"

he alloweed any composer to compose acadfemic acceptable music

Does anyone know these paintings?

Who else is here from Adam neelys video

Not a million miles away from being the key to nirvana.

Is Bunita Marcus a problem ? Feldman was often an unwanted name-dropper..... Nonetheless the music is fine.

MORTON FELDMAN is a much more enjoyable composer than Cage, and I really enjoy the prepared piano works of Cage immensely. I don't know what ALAN HOVHANESS thought of Morton Feldman's music, but I do know...... (repeated below!)

the start kinda sounds like true lab theme from undertale (Here We Are)

Quelle violence mes amis

trop nul wallah je met un dislike personne te regrette

Amazing piece, so modern and ahead of his time.

More typical late Feldman. I've been surveying his music for a while now, and reading some of the books about him (8th Street, MF Says, Music of..., etc). The thing that interests me about Feldman is that this is the first "classical" music I've heard where I have thought, "I could have composed that." Indeed, this music is inspiring me to write some things myself. I really appreciate his intuitive, non-systematic approach. It basically negates the whole question of "artistic value" (by admitting up front that none is expected or demanded). Concerning the whole "me too" aspect of the Feldman/Bunita Marcus relationship, it is indeed regrettable. Who's going to be outed next? Every time I listen to music, now, I always think, "Gosh, I wonder who this composer abused?" It's all becoming quite tiresome. I just wish that men would behave more honourably.

I love the abrupt cut-off and piano lid close.

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Love the first chords of act 2 so much. So deep, dark, beautiful. Hitting my heart deep down. Beautiful paintings & view of them, thank you!

Au piano c'est autre chose, je reste puriste ; le clavecin a un timbre plus adéquat pour mon oreille

Ah, here we are,

My favorite piece from Satie.

the lick

I love this! To the 4 people who thumbs-downed this performance of this piece, I'd say go listen to something that suits your musicality. Don't waste your time trying to listen to music of this caliber.

sound like early Messiaen

It is quite shallow, not at all evocative and just makes me think of the foam of soft waves under a sky dumb and sooty! Structures that float and slide over each other, expand and contract in vain peristaltic movements ! However, this poses an interesting idea, as to reinterpret the silence as a 'inter-pitch fill', a a meaningful musical element that occurs when all sounds cease. The musician not only plans the duration and rhythms of sounds but the rhythms and duration of silence, to compose with rests in mind. In this case, the idea reinterprets the silence not as a 'physical silence', but as a 'notation silence', not a literal silence but a figurative silence.

Piano is out of tune and the player can't read the rhythm right...