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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2024
- Piano Quartet No. 2 in D minor, Op. 30
00:00 - I. Allegro moderato
10:23 - II. Andante pensieroso ed espressivo
18:18 - III. Con moto moderato
Violin: Grigori Zhislin
Viola: Paul Biss
Cello: Philippe Muller
Piano: Christian Ivaldi
This is the second piano quartet by Romanian composer George Enescu (1881-1955), sometimes known as Georges Enesco. Enescu was a violin and piano prodigy, who became the youngest person ever admitted to the Vienna Conservatory at the age of seven. He even gave a private recital for Austrian Emperor Franz Josef at the age of 10. He matured and developed a distinctive compositional style incorporating the melodic idiom of Romanian folk music. He also absorbed the influence of Asian music, collaborating with choreographer Uday Shankar and studying Indonesian gamelan music with the young Yehudi Menuhin at the Paris Colonial Exhibition of 1931.
Enescu composed his second piano quartet during the Second World War, and he dedicated it to the memory of his early mentor, Gabriel Fauré. It was premiered by the Albeneri Trio with violist Milton Katims at the Library of Congress in Washington, DC, in 1947. It adheres to a cyclic structure, with characteristic motivic passages recurring throughout all movements in various guises. - เพลง
Such a great work, and excellent performance!
Très belle interprétation de ce chef d'oeuvre: Mille merci.
A rare treat- thank you!
Rare,very nice music and performance ♫♪
Many thanks. I had never heard this before. Quite unusual. It looks like he spent the war years in Paris and did not return to Romania.
George Enescu & his ''unknown'' inhabited living place during WWII:
Premiera operei Oedip a avut loc la Paris pe 13 martie 1936 și s-a bucurat de un succes imediat. Primul bariton care l-a interpretat pe Oedip pe scena operei din Paris a fost Andre Piernet. Opera se inspiră din cele doua piese păstrate din ciclul de tragedii tebane ale lui Sofocle, Oedip la Colonos și Oedip rege. Libretistul operei a fost Edmond Fleg. Cariera internațională a operei a fost însă întreruptă de declanșarea celui de-al Doilea Război Mondial, când, în 1940, Paris-ul a fost ocupat de armata germană.
Maybe... just because of WWII and the occupied France, George Enescu is back in Bucureşti till the war was finished. More exactly, on 6 September 1946.
So... Al doilea război mondial. Opere de maturitate
În noiembrie 1939, Enescu a donat președintelui Consiliului de Miniștri al României de la acea vreme 100.000 de lei, pentru apărarea țării.
a avut o activitate dirijorală bogată, încurajând și creațiile unor muzicieni români ca Mihail Jora, Constantin Silvestri, Ionel Perlea, Nicolae Brânzeu, Sabin Drăgoi. După război a dat concerte împreună cu David Oistrach, Lev Oborin, Emil Gilels și Yehudi Menuhin, care l-a vizitat la București și la Sinaia.
Pe 6 septembrie 1946, George Enescu - „Prinţul Viorii” - şi soţia lui, prinţesa Maria Cantacuzino-Enescu, plecau definitiv din România.
@@thecuckoosnest9910 E adevărat dar nu știu dacă domnul Smith a înțeles ceva în română.
@@didierschein8515 n-are a face! are la dispoziţie goagăl traducătorul. dăcă-l mâncă-n cur să afle ce şi cum, învaţă româneşte sau, cel puţin, face eforturi să înţeleagă ce anume vorbesc - oamenii - despre românul George Enescu... respectul se oferă nu se cere! aşa că, dacă vrea, e liber să se îmbogăţească spiritual cu lingvistica românească. numai bine!
9 persons dislike this music ! How it is possible ?
Opera di gran charme, originalissima nella scelta di temi e dinamiche, come, nei momenti migliori, è tipico del musicista.
Hey!!! This channel had posted a recording of Cantata 140 by Bach. It says the video is not available anymore. Is there anyway this video could become available again? It was by far the best recording of the piece ever. I loved it! It was so beautiful! I feel like my life is not the same without it on TH-cam. If there’s anyway you could get the video going again, that would be splendid!
I hate to do this here but I am not sure what other way to contact you. Years ago, you had a video up of the Glazunov saxophone concerto. Would you please kindly tell me who the performer was?
"Like" on 17 September 2017
Please, what happened with Stephen Heller - 30 Études mélodiques et progressives, Op. 46? It's disappeared.
Had a bit of a breakdown and now can't access Carnival of the Animals. Can you reinstate it as I've listened to this version for years and the other versions are crap. Thank you.
Your videos are excellent, musicanth, but your description of each video omits an important item of information--the date of the performance or recording.
A qué período pertenece?
modernismo
So beautiful and rare.When the recording was made?
I believe it's from the 1999 Pablo Casals Festival.
This music is boring...
Ricardo da Mata Give yourself another chance. You might actually find it sublime.
Brahms is sublime...
Ricardo da Mata
True. Brahms can also be sublime!