Franco Donatoni - Etwas Ruhiger im Ausdruck [w/ score]

[@dominik6996]

Donatoni è stato il mio Maestro. Questa composizione l'ha scritta dopo 4 anni di ospedale psichiatrico....un capolavoro....sei grande Franco.

[@matiasocarez]

what a magnificent use of rhythm!

[@muslit]

Magnificent?

[@matiasocarez]

@@muslit ye

[@Cleekschrey]

@@muslit so good

[@davidaldridge9341]

Very beautiful!

[@crowns_plteam]

Wow. So kindly expression.

[@sagardia8891]

beautiful!!

[@christophedevos3760]

Fascinating work.

[@arne__]

fantastic!

[@caiorlb]

Wow! So beautiful

[@joelocascio]

A masterpiece.

[@hansschonfelder735]

Subtil, kristallin, expressiv.

[@andrewmacgill1704]

Excellent!

[@manolitosanchez]

Is this the beginning of a farewell-homage cycle for the Nieuw Ensemble? It could be!

[@machida5114]

どこか懐かしい響き。ウェーベルン？
Somehow nostalgic sound. Like Webern? But, not so short and few.

[@hanbeenlee3718]

0:00

[@christophegeoffroy4281]

Thx

[@moonjunsu]

4:14 - 5:05 - 6:52
7:20
9:00

[@dbadagna]

Is this piece constructed using (dodecaphonic) serial methods, or is it freely atonal?

[@anaklasis]

It's more complex: it employs cells and intervalic structures which can be changed in the writing process. There is a very complete text about this piece in Scribd

[@Cleekschrey]

@@anaklasisis this the dissertation or something else?

[@anaklasis]

@@Cleekschrey yes, it is

[@Tfrne]

More Webernian than Webern himself.

[@gerardbegni2806]

I do not fully agree with you. Ths spirit id there, of course, but the density of musical events, if I may speak so, is much denser tan in Webern's

[@MarcusHK1]

It seems to me that the tempo is faster than is usually the case with Webern.