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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- Die Ruinen von Athen, Op. 113 (The Ruins of Athens)
6. March with chorus: Schmückt die Altare (Assai moderato)
7. Chorus & Aria: Wir tragen empfängliche Herzen im Busen (Allegretto ma non troppo)
Incidental music composed by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) in 1811 for the play Die Ruinen von Athen by August von Kotzebue (1761-1819). The famous Turkish march and the overture are often performed separately from the rest of the incidental music.
Soprano: Neumar Starling
Baritone: Vladimir de Kanel
Conductor: Hans Hubert Schoenzeler
Berliner Symphoniker, Berliner Konzertchor
I think the first part of this march is missing. I don't know why it's not more famous. If it was written by Mozart or even Wagner it would be considered one of the grandest of all marches, but Beethoven's other compositions overshadow it!
@ashraniyyah This painting is by Giovanni Paolo Pannini, who specialized in painting Greek and Roman ruins. It's called "Capriccio of Classical Ruins."
was beethoven a singer? this piece is extremly cantabile in all senses...
great choruses, very german..
beethoven for ever...
he was only komposer and musician
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@Tomas Elon You are welcome :)
I think the first part of this march is missing. I don't know why it's not more famous. If it was written by Mozart or even Wagner it would be considered one of the grandest of all marches, but Beethoven's other compositions overshadow it! And is that a quartet of horns at 5:25? Innovative!
Yes, I am. I'm not alone. Of course it depends on what criteria you use; for me, the criteria is how much a composer affects one's self. I'm not implying that Mozart doesn't affect me, just that Beethoven does so more.
i love how this march grows in intensity and beauty, until it bursts forth in that mighty unmatched beethoven song unto the heavens....!
Beautiful Performance!!!
Who is the painting by ?
Beethoven over Mozart at any time. Soul vs. superficial entertainment.
+you tushi :)
And I think that tigers are stronger than lions.
Superficial my ass. Your statement is stupidficial.
wunderschön! interesting to know about August von Kotzebue. thank you so much for posting & sharing those beautiful videos:)
Where can this be purchased? Do you have the name of the CD?
Are you seriously implying that Beethoven was a greater composer than Mozart? And yes, there are about 3 movements missing in this version.
in a sense, i can say that beethoven is a greater composer than mozart......beethoven had the advantage to build upon mozart, absorbing mozart and adding his own genius to mozart's glorious music.......it is the nature of evolving universe, evolution and revolution....its like saying that verdi is a greater opera composer than rossini. donizetti...."greater" does not diminish others art....
Can a someone tells to me what is said in this music? I love this sound it but I dont know what they tell in 3:12s. part.