Bartok Bela - Mikrokosmos Book VI. [With Score]
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ธ.ค. 2018
- Bartok Bela - Mikrokosmos Book 6
Composer : Bartok Bela Viktor Janos (25.3.1881 ~ 26.9.1945)
Performer : Maria Yudina
No.140 00:07 Free Variations
No.141 01:34 Subject and Reflection
No.142 02:44 From the Diary of a Fly
No.143 04:08 Divided Arpeggios
No.144 06:09 Minor Seconds, Major Sevenths
No.145 09:52 Chromatic Invention (3)
No.146 11:54 Ostinato
No.147 14:05 March
No.148 15:46 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (1)
No.149 17:36 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (2)
No.150 18:41 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (3)
No.151 19:58 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (4)
No.152 21:23 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (5)
No.153 22:21 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (6)
Mikrokosmos was originally designed as a collection of pieces for the beginning pianist, but over time it took on grander proportions, comprising 153 individual pieces that spanned the range of technical difficulty. Dividing into six volumes, it begins with pieces for beginners and progresses to those that challenge even the most accomplished pianist. That Mikrokosmos has become a viable progressive method is demonstrated by its ubiquity in the repertories of modern piano students, but its reputation rests on more than its technical and pedagogical applications; Bartók's work represents a varied and finely crafted catalog of twentieth century musical idioms. In Bartók's own words, it "appears as a synthesis of all the musical and technical problems which were treated and in some case only partially solved in the previous piano works." Perhaps chief among these musical problems was Bartók's attempted synthesis of Eastern and Western European musical traditions, particularly Eastern folk music with the Germanic tradition (as represented by Bach and Beethoven) and with the progressive harmonies of Claude Debussy.
The first 66 pieces in Mikrokosmos (Vols. 1 and 2) are dedicated to Bartók's son, Peter, for whose use they were originally intended. Many of these pieces are technical exercises, useful for developing finger and hand independence, as well as hand span; however, they are also of interest for their musical language. Hungarian folk tunes, pentatonic, whole-tone and modal harmonies, as well as more adventurous octatonic chromatic scales all form the basis for these short pieces.
Volumes 3 and 4 make up numbers 67 through 121. These pieces display increased harmonic complexity and technical demands. Bartók employs more polymodes (the use of different modes, or keys, simultaneously), along with octatonic and diatonic scale fragments to construct these pieces. The compositions in the third and fourth volumes are also important because they betray the influence of Franz Liszt, particularly in terms of tone color; Bartók wrote of his desire, in these pieces, to "poetically color the piano tone."
The final volumes (5 and 6) of the Mikrokosmos were intended as concert pieces for professional pianists. They differ from the preceding pieces in many respects: their contrapuntal texture is more dense (four parts), the melodic and harmonic material is more characteristic of Bartók's non-pedagogical works, and rhythmic structures are much more complicated and include vigorous syncopations and Bulgarian dance rhythms.
While Bartók's intention to synthesize Bach, Beethoven, and Debussy was perhaps not fully realized, Mikrokosmos nonetheless compares well with some of Bach and Debussy's ostensibly pedagogical keyboard works. Like Bach's Inventions or Debussy's Études, for example, Mikrokosmos is not merely a work of practical value, but also a work of art with much purely musical substance. - เพลง
No.140 00:07 Free Variations
No.141 01:34 Subject and Reflection
No.142 02:44 From the Diary of a Fly
No.143 04:08 Divided Arpeggios
No.144 06:09 Minor Seconds, Major Sevenths
No.145 09:52 Chromatic Invention (3)
No.146 11:54 Ostinato
No.147 14:05 March
No.148 15:46 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (1)
No.149 17:36 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (2)
No.150 18:41 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (3)
No.151 19:58 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (4)
No.152 21:23 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (5)
No.153 22:21 Six Dances in Bulgarian Rhythm (6)
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Capolavoro ed esecuzione magnifica!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤
The last time i visit this, the comment section still peaceful
Exelente trabajo, gracias por subirlo.
Just wonderful and really interesting !!👍👍👍.... Thanks for sharing !😘..... Liked and enjoyed from the beginning to the end !😍
Wish You a marvelous weekend !
Many friendly greetings🌸:-)
Very useful, thank you for the score.
Thank you for this
Such a Madness, I love it
Brilliant, partly bc you paid attention to the dynamics, unlike other players
"Мікрокосмос". Шостий зошит.
00:07 № 140 Вільні варіації / Free Variations
01:34 № 141 / Предмет і відображення / Subject and Reflection
02:44 №142 Зі щоденника мухи / From the Diary of a Fly
04:08 № 143 Ламані арпеджіо / Divided Arpeggios
06:09 № 144 Малі секунди, великі септими / Minor Seconds, Major Sevenths
09:52 №145 Хроматична інвенція / Chromatic Invention
11:54 №146 Остінато / Ostinato
14:05 №147 Марш / March
Додаток до Шостого зашита. "Шість танців у болгарських ритмах"
15:46 № 148 (№1)
17:36 № 149 (№2)
18:41 №150 (№3)
19:58 №151 (№4)
21:23 №152 (№5)
22:21 №153 (№6)
Woahhhh, this is amazing! Thank you, BTS, for letting us know about this. Thank you very much for uploading this, author🙌🙏
I feel like im the only one here who doesnt know bts
@@NoBody-ur9qd ignorance is bliss my friend, stick with Bartok
@@thebigstink7472preach
20세기 전반 - [신고전주의]
벨라 바르토크 - [미크로코스모스] - [6권의 피아노 연습곡]
[4.신고전주의] : 사회의 경제적 공활 상태에서 다시 이성을 시대를 갈구하는 방향을 택한 움직임
(급진적 모더니즘 ↔) 대신 [유럽의 옛 음악들의 특징]을 오늘에 맞게 부활시키는 활동이 혼란한 시대에 다시 균형 있는 의식을 제공해 줄것이라는 생각에서 비롯
[바르토크] : (헝가리) 태생의 20세기 초 작곡가
바르톡을 [신고전주의]로 꼽는 것은 그가 (바로크)나 (초기 고전주의 시대) 의 [☆형식] 과 [☆악기편성 및 기법]을 [★20세기 음악 어법으로 재현]해냈기 때문이다.
[미크로코스모스] : 단계적으로 [피아노] 연주능력을 계발할 수 있도록 구성된 [6권]은 [교육서] 이다.
이작품은 [불규칙적이며 변화가 많은] [민속춤]과 [언어의 리듬]을 적용하고 있으며
음소재적 측면에서는 [선법] [5음음계] [온음음계] [반음계] [복조성] 이 시도 되었다.
I'm here because of TwoSet (No.150 @ 18:41).
if you can come here slowly, you can come here quickly
Me too!
@@eibyzelnik idk
If you know the music of Bali, you hear its spirit in so many of these pieces (as well as in grander works like the 2nd Piano Concerto and the Sonata for Two Pianos and Percussion). But I've never seen any explanation of how Bartok, living in distant Budapest, came to know Balinese music so deeply. Balinese music was rarely written on paper, and does not use Western notation, so I assume he must have heard it. A Dutch company began making records of gamelans (Balinese orchestras) in the 1920s, but mainly to sell to the Balinese. The famous gamelan of Peliatan, now part of Ubud, performed in Paris in 1931 as part of the six-month Colonial Exhibition. Did Bartok gain his knowledge of Balinese music from listening to those Dutch recordings, or from hearing the Peliatan gamelan in Paris, or how? Would love to know if anyone knows of answers to this.
excellent
Nice
here after the persona tracklist
Can you share me that tracklist?
Because of the same title, anyway thanks
Is Yudina or Ránki the peformer?... thanks.
Excelent music.
some modal goodness...yum
No. 143, page 22, 3rd system 2nd measure shows a meter of 1/2 but it is 1/4.
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If anyone actually cares, I’m here because Bartók is one lf my favourite composers. What the heck is a BTS anyway?! 😑
BangTan Sonyeondan (BTS) is the South Korean K-pop group that has gained international acclaim in the past few years especially. They have a song called 'Mikrokosmos', but BTS theorist fans will look for deeper meanings behind their songs due to the parallel Bangtan Universe which is a storyline on its own and filled with theories linked to their music.
@@edd8460 O! Thanks for the explanation ^_^
@@neetdaraptorboiii anytime ^_^ 💜
me too why else would we bother tuning in????????????????????????????
@@edd8460 This is too complicated for my brain.... Welp I guess these fans are pretty dedicated
Modern music is so polyrhythmic and intense that you literally need to do maths in time signatures seen in 20:04
Agree
Here because of BTS! Thanks to them for introducing us to more amazing music and artists. 💜
Holdon did they actually know about Bartók lol
Que buena música
these songs are great to practice, they are much better than a BTS at least kkk
one too many k's and now I'm concerned
Im here searching some of the meanings of their new songs from their tracklist..💜💜
-Any ARMYs???
It's sad i never came across this masterpiece!!!😭😭 BTS really making us grow so much musically !!!! Our boys really introducing us to beautiful music on the way!
Am I the only one who hears "My favorite things" in the last piece?
Lol that one minor second chord from no 150 scared me
감사😗😗😗
This is like prog rock before there was prog rock
who came here from the BTS tracklist??
What? Really?
YAS THAT'S THE REASON I'M HERE 😂
@@lotuschan55 yass!! BTS released ther tracklist and one of their song is entitled Mikrokosmos 😊😊
@@lotuschan55 yes! They have song called mikrokosmos on their upcoming album that drops on Friday!!
Siot Tokki yes i am come here by bts 😂
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The final song sounds like rock
Bartok Invented Dembow on Mikrokosmos no 153
Whoopy
this is very hard to perform...
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WTF is BTS? I must be the only nerd that came here because I'm learning the piano. I think I like the earlier books better, honestly.
At first I didn't know why so many BTS fans Came, but the title of one of their music is "mikrokosmos" and I think that was the reason. Do you practice piano with Mikrokosomos?
@@lotuschan55 I don't, I use a different book, but it's nice to read along with the sheet music and listen.
My piano teacher just said he thought I would like this and I love it
@@lotuschan55 so, I shouldn't?
Jaadaene Hello I agree vol 3 and 4 more insspiring.Good luck with your practise
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Ok i cant be the only ome that came here after bts tracklist from map of the soul: persona
I wondered what BTS's mikrokosmos is, bc many BTS fans told me about it. Unfortunately I couldn't find it even I've searched it with Korean title "소우주". Maybe it is not uploaded yet.
It would be also nice music but I want to say, that Bartok's other music are also great.
@@lotuschan55 bts is a korean group and they are going to release their upcomimg album this friday and one of the name of the track is mikrokosmos thats the reason why few army are here
@@randomarmy8322 Yes I've already heard about Persona. And also this video includes Korean. It is good 😄😄
This was nice tho
Can anyone talk about anything else than bts? Gosh! 😂
lmaooo
You should listen to Gustav Holst's "The Planets." It's mind blowing.
They must be practicing for 24 hours instead of 40 smh
Bro this gona hit million view
The things we do for bts
Imagine jin / suga playing it
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what is bts?
BangTan Sonyeondan (BTS) is the South Korean K-pop group that has gained international acclaim in the past few years especially. They have a song called 'Mikrokosmos', but BTS theorist fans will look for deeper meanings behind their songs due to the parallel Bangtan Universe which is a storyline on it's own and filled with theories linked to their music.
11:54
when the journey is harmonic
@@macerunner4674 idk what you're referring to, but i marked that section because my high school's marching band show had an arrangement of this, specifically from that part
@@NoahAlbrecht probably took inspiration from about 9 minutes into Phantom Regiment's 2003 program, Harmonic Journey. You should watch it, its great.
Click here --> 23:21
Anyone coming from twoset!
I'm just here because I'm not good enough to play Lizst's paganini etude no 6
Yall i am dead. THINGS I DO FOR BTS
I’m out here learning new things because of BTS 😂
Im here for the BTS tracklist
im here to know why BTS will break my heart soon😍❤
Hi grade 10 students
Filipino only*
From bts' tracklist
I am here for bts 😭🔥🔥
악! 거미줄!
bts make me become an extrovert, I’m really out here
Yanira Pena BTS are shit
thank. you bts
Alguna Latina mas que venga por los chicos?🤔🤘🏻💜
Smeraldo Love yo en vez de estudiar para el parcial estoy estudiando las teorías de BTS
Hi army!! (I’m a BTS stan too, but I also love classical music!) I highly suggest checking out some other composers while your here like Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Chopin and Debussy!
I am dead right now😂😂😂..Everyone including me are here bcoz of BTS's comeback💜💜💜
Hey bangwools
I came here cuz of bts, you guys..
BTS NA NMAN SA COMMENT SECTION POTA WAG NIO KANSERIN UNG COMPOSER
im here because BTS 😰😰
Im here bcs i need to know whats wrong with bts genius title track, bts really make me study, rip army brain😂
For bts
let’s go BTS
Here after bts persona came out
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