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6:01 15:34

From World Animals

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6:03

15:35

Great stuff!

This is so beautiful! :D Very energetic and fun <3

Insipid & unpianistic piece. meh. Kudos to the performer for sticking it out.

6:20 11:36

Ok performance.

Good playing.

American debussy they called him?

Brahms but with parallel fifths

This ain't right. If it's the piano arrangement I'm seeing...guess what...

Beautiful.

EXPOSITION 00:00 - 01:00 | 1st subject, 1st theme - The Mastersingers 01:00 - 01:39 | 1st subject, 2nd theme - Walther's Wooing 01:39 - 02:23 | 1st subject, 3rd theme - Mastersinger's March 02:23 - 03:37 | 1st subject, 4th theme - The Guild 03:37 - 04:02 | Transition - Yearning 04:02 - 05:15 | 2nd subject - Love Theme + Walther's Spring Motif DEVELOPMENT 05:15 - 06:28 | Development of 1st subject, 1st theme - Apprentices, Derision Motif, Yearning RECAPITULATION 06:28 - 06:44 | 1st subject, 1st theme - The Mastersingers 06:44 - 07:23 | 1st subject, 1st & 3rd theme + 2nd subject - The Mastersingers, Mastersinger's March, Love Theme 07:23 - 07:57 | 1st subject, 4th theme - The Guild 07:57 - 09:04 | 1st subject, 3rd theme - Mastersingers March + Derision Motif 09:04 - 09:46 | 1st subject, 1st theme - The Mastersingers

9:02

いい曲だ😊もっと弾かれてほしい

A sparkle of joy and sorrow. Exellence on expressing the human passage!!

7:25 Meno Presto

Fuck it, the last one, I finally found it !!!! Rachmaninoff did an adaptation of it for the piano, I think it was a bit different in the 1926 version with Nadezhda Plevitskaya singing, but I finally have a score, or something written for it. I'll try to rewrite it according to what I was on the 1926 version if this one is not adequate enough ^^

9:58 Bass clarinet

00:01 I Allegro moderato 11:30 II Andante 19:07 III Allegro molto moderato

Explosif!

This is great for orchestration studying!

5:55 Audtion 15:35

This is not Thielemann conducting, it's Tennstedt.

Beautiful music. Some of it sounds Jewish. Other parts sound very Russian. I love both Jewish and Russian music.

You know a composer was good when he calls this the worst piece he ever published.

It’s crazy how similar the ballet - scherzino movement is to Ravel’s orchestration!

Beautiful! What is the title of this??

素晴らしいホルン👏

Quels sont les interprètes ?

11:25

6:45

Nice! Who is performing?

It’s like he was composing for guitar on piano 😂

5:03 ~ 5:15 The Study of Orchestration 2-17 (2nd edition)

Respect for the pianist who went to the trouble of rehearsing such an uncomfortable, boring, unimaginative and clumsy piece. I loved César Franck from my first encounter with his violin sonata; it will always remain a mystery to me how he was able to undergo this incredible development - I don't think there is any great composer for whom the difference in quality between the early and late works is as enormous as in his case. "Prélude, Choral et Fugue", the Piano Quintet, the Violin Sonata, the Variations Symphoniques, "Les Djinns", the D minor Symphony, the String Quartet, the Organ Chorales: immortal masterpieces to my ears; I hope I haven't forgotten anything in this list... Some other pieces: Respectable to good. Most of the early works: unenjoyable...

Suffers from the same kitsch melodic and lyric tonal harmony that Liszt's lesser compositions display. Needless to say both of them left us with several masterpieces. This is not one of them.

Personal timestamps: 0:00 Âm thanh của Mùa Xuân 6:12 Người đàn ông kể chuyện 13:20 15:00 Chủ đề Kết (Coda)

Que obra maravilhosa

These are great. I've Rachmaninov's works for SO long but never heard these.

11:12 tho

0:27

D'Indy taught Joaquin Turina, and it is the second movement of this late sonata in which the teacher most resembles his student. D'Indy was strange, in that he professed to be a hater of all modernism. And yet.... he used odd meters from an early age, at least as far back as 1901, and his Wagnerian and Franckian harmony was so complex as to lead to Scriabin-like passages that were almost atonal. After 1905, his Germanic tendencies gave way to a Mediterranean warmth, and a new style far more neo-classic and Gallic in style. The middle movement of this 1905 Sonata would seem to be a harbinger of that new style.

Fantastic!

Идеально звучит

6:43 for my own reference

4:38 excerpt