Sofia Gubaidulina - Concerto For Two Orchestras (w/ score) (for orchestra and jazz band) (1970)
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- unknown performers
the performance / recording sometimes differs from the score (i.e. some parts from the score are missing)
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is this for real???????? seriously???
wow Gubaidulina!
0:00 Oh wow a Gubaidulina piece!
0:32 Wait wha-
Haha, my first discovery about Gubaidulina, about 5 years ago!
Oh shit! We're gettin funky up in here!
What? 0:32
Очень нравится аранжировка (два оркестра). Мощно и свежо.
This music makes me feel a little blue, seems like a guy from countryside at the first time to luxury city, and distance between poor and rich :(((. I can't describe all my feelings when I hear this work. So miracles!
When you make that comparison, it oddly made me think of the Great Gatsby. Similar in some ways...we see, through the eyes of Nick Carraway, narrator, the gap between the rich and the poor of 1920s "jazz age" New York. and the gap between the old money and the new money, the rich-want-to-be's. Moving past the Gatsby comparison, I feel like that image of seeing the distance between the urban poor and rich is a very fitting image. The sound of the fusion of orchestra and the jazz band, it almost feels like a melting pot at times, a swirling melting pot. The poor and the rich melt together, yet there is still a gulf in between them.
I too cannot describe all of my feelings, but I'll leave off for now with this: it sounds very cinematic. Like it is trying to tell a story or paint a picture, perhaps like what you described...and it is leaving it to us to figure it all out. :) anyway what do I know? just my interpretation and rambling
Sounds like Lalo Schifrin.
This is such a dream-like, euphoric, eargasm that nourishes the soul
This was composed in 1976, not 1970
Oh my goodness this is awesome!!!!
Cannot stop listening to it again and again
She surprised us, haha..
this amazing!!!
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Her Soviet period music is somehow different, more atmospheres, more drastic contrast. Maybe because at that time her occupation was a film music composer.
I've always wanted to know the performers of this recording. I've looked for information for years to no avail.
this is lovely!!
Damn. This thing is a gem.
Interesante obra! Sería posible que me compartieras la partitura? Por favorrrrrrrr!!! Lo agradecería enormemente :)
Beautiful. Obrigado MST.
鬼哭狼嚎，群魔乱舞
Can you specify where you got this amaaaazing recording from please?
cute
can I buy this song in full quality or a CD with it anywhere?
Hola!
I need to analyze the piece, can you (or some one else) share the score with me? I would be very thankful.
For academic purpose only.
Гений
The ending is AWESOME
Thank you!
Happy Birthday Sofia!
Everything paid off so well at 8:58, holy shit what a change
OMG this is incredible!!!!
Really good soundtrack to blockbaster from 1980-90, but why do I hear pata-pon voice?)))) Bravo!!!!!
She described sex in sounds in those days when it was not.
Terrific, overwhelming.
Oo wow
Forse 1976
4:58
❤️❤️❤️
1976.
Too Good!
Great ! 🎶🎼
Картина битвы, в которой классическую беззащитную культуру атакует жёсткими деструктивными риффами пост-модерн и поп-культура. И та плачет: "Ааааа...", "Ааааа...")))
Good grief!! Whilst I wouldn't want to hear this again, even if I should live for ever, there's something very intriguing about a Russian composer writing music in the late 60s that would fit the contemporaneous British spy TV show the Avengers like a glove.
Wow! Another composer with MDD (Melody Deficit Disorder)
Wow! another idiot posting ignorant comments.
As if