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Hum hum... Igor is here too...

Thanks for this remarkable passage!

アイヴス、こんなの作ってたんだ...難解な作品ばかりだと思ってたわ。 Ives,he composed this kinda piece...I've thought he only made so complicated ones.

A tree? Non, Edith Piaf.

"Sheherazade" is one of my all-time favorite pieces.

This piano part seems unreasonably hard to play

Really well-made video!

dude was born just a couple decades too early

This pointed out a few things to these old ears. I've always had a "yeah, whatever" attitude towards most of Mendelssohn's music. It all seems so easy, so deft. When you listen to Beethoven, you can hear old Ludwig working hard to get back to the recap, where Mendelssohn just seem so effortless. Almost like he's cheating. Listening to a familiar piece -- while seeing a score I've never studied -- is such an eye-opener, esp. with the light commentary running along the top. Thanks!

Interesting. Seems to me that ol' Charles was pretty good at capturing the joie de vivre of turn-of-the-century American colleges. However (at least according to this one), he's not very practical at writing for voice...that solo part was comically high. OTOH, maybe that was intentional...part of the joke. The kazoos were a nice touch.

Bravo!!! and great "piento" style

Okay I actually really enjoyed that

Is it just me, or did someone also feel like betting what little is left of their salary at this time of the month?

What's Iambic foot?

Thank you for bringing these more obscure pieces of music to the spotlight, inspiring others to listen and understand these authors ❤

This was fantastic. I love to see how Ives was so able to use material this simple for his experimentations.

Bravo

1:03 NOOOO QUINTAS PARALELAS

Amazing ❤❤ beautiful video!

I love this so ethereal and light piece. Thank you!

Who's the pianist who performs Musica Ricercata at the end of the video?

gee, my own composing mantra so perfectly stated

Wonderful! The name of the piece is "La danza de la moza donosa"

Beautiful little piece. And thank you for the analysis.

Lovely piece, thank you!

That's the most guitar sounding piano I've ever heard, especially the beginning

lovely

I had to check it was Ligeti's like 5 times because I couldn't believe he was every capable of achieving at least a certain level of beauty in his music.

Very cool.

Make it start on IV in D, unnecessary complicated analysis

What is the name of this work?

Thanks for posting this!

I have here at home Charles Rosen's Sonata Form and in it he states that Mendelssohn's music is always at its lowest tension right before the main theme reappears. It's indeed the case and quite unique. I am happy someone else picked up on this. If you want more Mendelssohn peculiarities, look at what he does with the clarinet, for example in the trio of the first symphony's scherzo, or the second theme of the finale, or the clarinet duet of the Hebrides Overture second theme in the recapitulation. There may be more places. No one else, not even Weber, gave the clarinet that much significance. His music is the ultimate gift to every orchestral clarinetist.

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The MSND overture is far more lovely and advanced than anything Mozart wrote at the same age (17).

That's how you do this. Way too underrated this man. Thank you for these videos, really.

repositorio.uca.edu.ar/bitstream/123456789/1042/1/mendelssohn-recapitulacion-formaro.pdf I d write this article im Spanish. Over this fascinanting topic. Mendelssohn GENIUS

The orchestration of this section is amazing, but almost hilariously over-the-top. Strauss at his best.

Read about his journey to Italy. It was arduous expensive and dangerous.

Your videos are the best! Thank you so much. 💖

Bravo!

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wheres the art on the thumbnail from

ginastera

Bravo!

Bravo!

woahhh id never expect this to be on this channel. really cool. BRAVO!!!

Very interesting choice. Thanks for sharing this type of works!

Bravo!