The vision of a soulless, mechanical universe is too terrifying for most of to endure for longer than 5 minutes. Outer space at its best. Cold and utterly relentless. Bravo.
Una obra maravillosa. No encuentro palabras para referirme a los universos, los universos posibles que sugieren las últimas postulaciones de Stephen Hawking, la existencia de universos paralelos al nuestro . Lo que no se puede decir con palabras puede sugerirlo la música, en este caso la maravillosa, indescriptible música del maestro Peter Eotvos, brillantemente ejecutada por la hermosa Iveta Apkalna, por el ejecutante del armonio, por los bronces, por los percusionistas, por la orquesta toda. Gracias desde Chile, larga franja entre el enorme Océano Pacífico y las altas montañas de Los Andes.
I'm sure John Lord of the Deep Purple would have thoroughly enjoyed this exemplary performance, I especially liked the intertwined harmonious sound of Grand Organ and the Hammond, while the strings don't have the great say in this piece. The fabulous brass compete well with their own (Frankfurt Radio) hr Bigband.
Multiversum is musik acoustik, german spelling (?) of a french understanding of music that may incorporate sounds from synthetic productions like electric keyboards, and doesn't have to be 'present', e.g., is performed 'behind a veil'. Very nice example of acousmatic music.
I am shocked after hearing Multiversum, by master Peter Eötvös. I just got to know Iveta Apkalna's work. I am deeply in love with her. I can almost see your soul on the keyboard. But, Mr Eötvös, it shocked me. What kind of human being might be able to compose like that? As a composition student, I dream about it ... Thank Lord for these magical moments. I'm listening over and over ...
@@Ramses_0 It will not "sound exactly the same as someone pounding on a keyboard aimlessly"; the two are easily distinguishable, at least to some ears.
Please don't shoot me down - never listened to anything like this so am curious! Is it completely scored? Is there any ad libbing going on as long as the beat is maintained? Many sounds do not seem to be what a classical instrumentalist would be used to producing, so can they play a "bum" note and would the conductor know? I suppose I am trying to say is it just a sound environment they are creating rather than a precisely scored piece of music? I admit my ignorance! I came because I have just been listening to Iveta Apkalna playing Handel.....
All great questions! I'm fairly certain this is completely scored. There may be wrong notes, but they would stick out the same way they would in Handel to someone who has studied this piece and more generally Eötvös' compositions. Thanks for coming with an open mind - a lot of people come from common practice music and declaim this a bunch of randomly scattered notes with no thought behind them.
Elsewhere on the internet I have read negative reviews of this piece from music critics and others. After hearing and watching this remarkably expansive and enjoyable piece, I CANNOT understand how it merits such disdain from the 'cognoscenti.' Also, as another reviewer here stated, I, too, have now been viewing more Iveta Apkalna organ performances on TH-cam, which have proven her gifts, talent, virtuosity and merit in the world of international organ-playing. Thank you so much for posting this. My enthusiasm is equal to that of other commenters here.
It's not narrow minded if you dislike a certain kind of music. I'm just stating that my opinion is, that modern music sounds awful, which quite frankly it does.
The vision of a soulless, mechanical universe is too terrifying for most of to endure for longer than 5 minutes. Outer space at its best. Cold and utterly relentless. Bravo.
I listened this in the concert yesterday, what a holy universe.. speechless.
Una obra maravillosa. No encuentro palabras para referirme a los universos, los universos posibles que sugieren las últimas postulaciones de Stephen Hawking, la existencia de universos paralelos al nuestro . Lo que no se puede decir con palabras puede sugerirlo la música, en este caso la maravillosa, indescriptible música del maestro Peter Eotvos, brillantemente ejecutada por la hermosa Iveta Apkalna, por el ejecutante del armonio, por los bronces, por los percusionistas, por la orquesta toda. Gracias desde Chile, larga franja entre el enorme Océano Pacífico y las altas montañas de Los Andes.
wooooooooow impressive, totally interesting, it got my total attention from the beginning, cheers from Costa Rica!
I'm sure John Lord of the Deep Purple would have thoroughly enjoyed this exemplary performance, I especially liked the intertwined harmonious sound of Grand Organ and the Hammond, while the strings don't have the great say in this piece. The fabulous brass compete well with their own (Frankfurt Radio) hr Bigband.
Wow, brilliant stuff
Multiversum is musik acoustik, german spelling (?) of a french understanding of music that may incorporate sounds from
synthetic productions like electric keyboards, and doesn't have to be 'present', e.g., is performed 'behind a veil'. Very nice example of acousmatic music.
Some people want things to stay the same. Others don't mind things changing a bit ... or even a lot.☺
Genius!!!
We need more music like this
We need the kind, but with better orchestrations!
I guess it's a chance for the percussion department to rustle about in their box of tricks and find instruments that have been neglected or a while...
I am shocked after hearing Multiversum, by master Peter Eötvös. I just got to know Iveta Apkalna's work. I am deeply in love with her. I can almost see your soul on the keyboard. But, Mr Eötvös, it shocked me. What kind of human being might be able to compose like that? As a composition student, I dream about it ... Thank Lord for these magical moments. I'm listening over and over ...
@@Ramses_0 Just create your own trivial compositional scheme and you've got your Mozart.
@@Ramses_0 It will not "sound exactly the same as someone pounding on a keyboard aimlessly"; the two are easily distinguishable, at least to some ears.
Next time when there are soloists playing unusual instruments, please reposition the cameras. We want to see their faces.
Only the orchestra with highest technique can perform this experimental work properly. The composer/conductor knows it well.
One can hardly call this experimental any more. When the avant-garde becomes the norm- as it did seventy years ago- you know the rest.
I know that. ! used this word in its historical meaning.
@@notaire2 In the future, every work of art will be avant-garde for fifteen nonoseconds.
Probably true, except for fifteen nanoseconds in the exact meaning.
what's that glassy instrument entering at roughly 0:40?
Google "Hammond orgel"
Spock, meet me in the transporter room.
Walk of the dinosaurs horrible confined it to the acoustic laboratories.
I feel sorry for these orchestral musicians who have to perform this crap!!! I have not heard this before but I think I have trodden in some💩💩💩
this is silly music
Peter Whyte or maybe a silly listener?
bubffm no, but have you heard of the emperor's new clothes?
Some of us like the emperor's ding dong swing along, dude. Don't be such a prude.
But I have to agree with you, this is almost as silly as Messiaen's Turangalila symphony.
Imagine being that weak against music
23:40
super cool !!
best, Great music and musician, orchestra really impressive !!!
Absolutely fantastic music! It’s gripping from beginning to end!
Please don't shoot me down - never listened to anything like this so am curious! Is it completely scored? Is there any ad libbing going on as long as the beat is maintained? Many sounds do not seem to be what a classical instrumentalist would be used to producing, so can they play a "bum" note and would the conductor know? I suppose I am trying to say is it just a sound environment they are creating rather than a precisely scored piece of music? I admit my ignorance! I came because I have just been listening to Iveta Apkalna playing Handel.....
All great questions! I'm fairly certain this is completely scored. There may be wrong notes, but they would stick out the same way they would in Handel to someone who has studied this piece and more generally Eötvös' compositions. Thanks for coming with an open mind - a lot of people come from common practice music and declaim this a bunch of randomly scattered notes with no thought behind them.
Psychedelic
Wow this is amazing.
... von überzeugender Farbigkeit und hoher Dichte ...
I'm with realnigga19, we need more music like this ( cuz it's amazing )
Exquisito.
Never dreamed I’d see and hear a Hammond Organ and a pipe organ together.
You don't have to call it music if the term shocks you
Elsewhere on the internet I have read negative reviews of this piece from music critics and others. After hearing and watching this remarkably expansive and enjoyable piece, I CANNOT understand how it merits such disdain from the 'cognoscenti.' Also, as another reviewer here stated, I, too, have now been viewing more Iveta Apkalna organ performances on TH-cam, which have proven her gifts, talent, virtuosity and merit in the world of international organ-playing. Thank you so much for posting this. My enthusiasm is equal to that of other commenters here.
Frankly, I would rather listen to a few minutes of Happy Birthday to You than this pastiche of sounds.
Happy birthday to youuuuu...
Happy birthday to youuuuu...
Happy birthday dear go fuck yourself
Happy birthday to youuuuu!
u r ghey
Musique de fou ??? En tous cas, mauvaise prise de vue qui ne permet pas de voir la disposition des instrumentistes
Чудовий виступ! Велика подяка Франкфуртському оркестру!
Warum denke ich nur nach diesem Konzert und beim Lesen der Kommentare an Harpe Kerkelings "HURTZ"?
Да.это.хардрок
曲名何ですか？
Peter Eötvös - Multiversum for organ, hammond organ and orchestra ですよ :)
曲名何ですか？
How come ?
Modern music is the worst thing which has ever happened to music.
Florian Appelt the worst thing is a narrow minded human
It's not narrow minded if you dislike a certain kind of music. I'm just stating that my opinion is, that modern music sounds awful, which quite frankly it does.
You didn't say that you dislike modern music, you said something different which is only your opinion.
Florian Appelt Nono, your‘re just not smart enough to understand modern music
This statement is so utterly stupid, i don't even want to comment on it.