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The Creatures of Prometheus (German: Die Geschöpfe des Prometheus), Op. 43, is a ballet composed in 1801 by Ludwig van Beethoven following the libretto of Salvatore Viganò. The ballet premiered on 28 March 1801 at the Burgtheater in Vienna and was given 28 performances.
The overture to the ballet is part of the concert repertoire. Beethoven based the fourth movement of his Eroica symphony and his Eroica Variations (piano) on the main theme of the last movement of the ballet. - เพลง
For me,
Mr. Beethoven is Master of all Masters .
Nicht nur für Sie!!
Yes, he is the best of mortal composers. Bach is a God.
@@rickmarti77 : *Maybe ...!*
@@rickmarti77 Bach is the most overrated composer of all time.
Music from the baroque era in general isn't something impressive. The smallness of the orchestra doesn't help.
@@FriendlyCroock every compose since Bach sings his praises. Maybe they know something that you don't.
Beethoven is who got me interested in classical music. I thought I knew most of his works. At the age of 78 it was a joy to "discover" something new by him. Quality writing from his middle period, not a student exercise.
I love the beginning and the last chorus
This is such an under appreciated piece of music. That is so good in my opinion. It just seems like people don’t know about it and it’s so enjoyable.
You can hear Eroica really often in this piece!
Beethoven liked the theme of the finale so much, he used it 3 times
Four times. He used it also in his seventh contredanse for orchestra, WoO4 No 7.
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@@ChatonEndormi I have even heard of that theme being referred to as the contredanse melody when analyzing the Eroica finale.
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I lost one of them, can you help me out? The first time he used it is in his ballet, second he used it in eroica, third one is that piece you linked and where is other one
@@alikhorsand2441 Eroica Variations for piano
Ludwig van Beethoven, fantastisch.
Love Beethoven.
Indescribable wonderfulness
Indescribable greatness
Indescribable feeling
Love the ballet
music
41:16 Beethoven was like: "Damn this part is fire🔥🔥🔥🔥. I'm gonna use it again in the future"!
That future was his Symphony No. 3 in E♭ major, 4th Movement, and his Variations and Fugue in E-flat major ("Eroica Variations"), Op. 35
7th contradance too
Beethoven's resplendent melody is stroking the soul of every TITAN that has strode mother earth, saying THANK YOU... Here, Beethoven is talking about the absolute pinnacle of all our master TEACHERS. His music is the most successful point and culmination reaching the meridian of the HUMAN MIND!
Yesterday, today and tomorrow, Beethoven is the answer.
Truly an architect of the imagination!
He was the TITAN. Thank you.
La resplandeciente melodía de Beethoven está acariciando el alma de cada TITAN que ha caminado sobre la madre tierra, diciendo GRACIAS ... Aquí, Beethoven está hablando del pináculo absoluto de todos nuestros maestros MAESTROS. ¡Su música es el punto y culminación más exitoso que alcanza el meridiano de la MENTE HUMANA!
@@juandelgadillo2016 Gracias por su traducción, buen trabajo.
The opening melody in the Finale is also used in his Eroica Symphony (No. 3) and Contradance No. 7.
несмотря на усталость,игорь проводит интервью-беседу мастерски.
A l'époque de Beethoven, le personnage du titan Prométhée était d'abord connu à travers le poème éponyme de Goethe
en 1774. D'après une version largement répandue du mythe, Prométhée est un titan rebelle qui pour le bonheur de l'humanité, se révolte contre Zeus !.Grâce au feu qu'il a dérobé aux dieux, il apporte au hommes toutes les sciences, arts et technique , Zeus le punit de ce méfait !. le livret fut de Salvatore Vigano !. Mais Beethoven nous contes en histoire musical
cette mythologie par son Génie de la Musique !.J'aime beaucoup !, Les Créatures de Prométhée !.( 1801) ( Sans doute le livret fut perdu .)
Strano che abbia avuto poca fortuna questa opera perché la trovo deliziosa
It's okay to listen to classical music.
Of course
Who ever said it wasn’t?
@@MsAppassionata Check your privilege.
@@carteliser I can't tell if this is a joke.
@@Trystero_ Abjektion!
Groundz!
My favorite part at 04:12
Excelente música.
FANTASTIC!
Marvelous..merci mille fois!!
ESTAS SON LAS PALABRAS ESCRITAS DE HELEN WILLIAMS: La resplandeciente melodía de Beethoven está acariciando el alma de cada TITAN que ha caminado sobre la madre tierra, diciendo GRACIAS ... Aquí, Beethoven está hablando del pináculo absoluto de todos nuestros maestros MAESTROS. ¡Su música es el punto y culminación más exitoso que alcanza el meridiano de la MENTE HUMANA!
Makina Helen
@@arturoperez4681 Bach el mas grande por su técnicA, calda y cantidad de obras entregadas y postumas del rey del Barroco, Mozart es el canto de las sirenas, su divertmento antagonico , agil y poderoso, el más grande del clasisismo puro, Beethoven a pesar de ser clásico-romántico. embelezó no sólo nuestros oidos, sino nuestro espiritu, su tormentos vida fue la que incito las pasiones y emociones del alma transfiguradas en su música, en pocas palabras: "ES EL PUTO AMO DE LA MÚSICA DE TODOS LOS TIEMPOS". 😒😒 😈😈
@@FranciscoHernandez-fe2hk LMFAO!!!!
Overture - Adagio - Allegro molto e con brio (C major) 0:0
Introduction (La Tempesta). Allegro non troppo (C major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm5s
1. Poco Adagio - Allegro con brio (C major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm11s
2. Adagio - Allegro con brio (F major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm30s
3. Allegro vivace (F major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm29s
4. Maestoso - Andante (D major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm43s
5. Adagio - Andante quasi Allegretto (B♭ major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm32s
6. Un poco Adagio - Allegro (G major) (omitted)
7. Grave (G major) (omitted)
8. Marcia. Allegro con brio - Presto (D major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm54s
9. Adagio - Allegro molto (E♭ major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm36s
10. Pastorale. Allegro (C major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm7s
11. Coro di Gioja. Andante (C major) (omitted)
12. Solo di Gioja. Maestoso - Adagio - Allegro (C major) (omitted)
13. Terzettino - Grotteschi. Allegro - Comodo (D major) (omitted)
14. Solo della Signora Cassentini. Andante - Adagio - Allegro - Allegretto (F major) (omitted)
15. Coro, Solo di Vigano. Andantino - Adagio - Allegro (B♭ major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm53s
16. Finale. Allegretto - Allegro molto - Presto (E♭ major) th-cam.com/video/PuzRbxU1X1Q/w-d-xo.htmlm16s
alan barnett b
Amazing
Precioso
Wunderbar
This is new to me beautiful thanks ☺
Got this downloaded now yippee 🥳
Stunnninnnnggg!!!!!!
Geschopfte des Prometheus....💐🌹🌹
There are Scientific evidences that listening this music even since childhood the sinapsis of neurons are better and the pathways of communication within within the Brain are ooen and improved besides this music promote the production of Adrenalin and Endorfin at the same time and make stronger the recording of memories this all means it is Vitamin for the Brain
The God of the music
2:01 does this part remind anyone else of Mozart's Prague symphony, third movement?
Une fois de plus, qui sont les interprètes ?
Stupenda versione.E sicuro che la direzione è di Zubin Mehta con la Israel Philharmonic Orchestra ? Grazie
This is thinking music
The conductor's name? Which orchestra??
Israel philharmonic conducted by Zubin Mehta
@@zay-jw1ty Thank's.
@@zay-jw1ty Thank you
Why isn't the full ballet performed more often, instead of just the Overture?!
I am of the same mind
This composed in 1790
Am I the only one who didn't know this one before?😅 I've just searched for this because I write a music test next week xD I like it but not my favourite, tho.
Beckster I only recently heard it on the radio, the piece was so cool that I had to wait until the end for them to mention it’s name
@@KingGiganTitanusROARKing same happened to me. I waited in supermarket parking lot for it to finish and hear the name. I LOVE it!!!
@@katrinat.3032 that’s crazy. At a supermarket parking lot?
41:20 symphony 3
+Jesse Dusseau Indeed! It was for a very particular reason, very calculated. Do you know why?
+zay I don't know why, its one of my favorites pieces of beethoven.
In short, the story of Prometheus ends with the breaking of a cycle, Beethoven's 3rd symphony is famous for pioneering classical music, and being one of the first leaps towards romanticism from classical styles.
To put it short, Romanticism focus less on rigid structure and form, as classical symphonies did, and put more emphasis on expression; where it was more about conveying an idea and achieving an artistic goal. This is why he reused this melody, as a call back to breaking the cycle.
zay I suppose Beethoven told you this personally......
Same melody in Contredanse for orchestra WoO 14 No. 7
Tremendous version. Who's the conductor?
+Axolot069 It's by the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra, not sure of the conductor, sorry.
+zay Thanks a lot, man. I've been searched a little. The conductor is Zubin Mehta :)
Um trouxa
@@Axolot069 love zubin Mehta!
Conductor????
Beethoven a créee la musique du ballet ''moderne'' en 1801 et ceci est un indéniable avancée dans la musique
41:18 Did Beethoven predicted Symphony No. 3?
Ludwig van Beethoven knew the truth about the engineers creatures from the movie prometheus by ridley scott?? 🗿🗿
41:18 finale
La desheredada
41:17 omg, romantic Beethoven copied classic Beethoven 🧐
Symphony 3, movement IV
Eroica was composed in 1803.
This creature of prometheus composed in 1801
@@Two_feet_one_hand_4fingersz We can say he wrote both of them concurrently
@@israelasiku3975 yes I agree bud. Maybe he did that xd.
Did he compose this when he became deaf ? 😮
He started noticing issues with his hearing in 1798, it's a process that happened over time before he became fully deaf. This was released in 1801
This music never fails to stun. It has inspired me to compose my own music. Please check it out!
Y que comentario hacemos de este muchacho,pues eso ,como el mar,capaz de la belleza de sus azules y trasparentes aguas, reflejando las estrellas y de la tormenta mas apocaliptica ,que puedas imaginar.Beethoven,un genio,irrepetible.👧🎵🙋♂
KKAN😊
why did my comment disappear
0:00 Overture
It is here i can see it 👌🏻
2 classical 4 me
41:16
It's not THE Prometheus it's Prometheus - he was the mythical God of fire
Hephaestus was the god of fire ... Prometheus stole the fire from Hephaestus ...
well he did correct it in the description
@@Trooman20 That's what happens when one uses the translation app....
@@RollaArtis what
45:53
Playing this for orchestra with a bunch of high schoolers and I’m 11 years old.. help
What do you play?
It’s great to be with people that are maybe better than you because they are older. It causes an increased learning curve for you!!! Which is so exciting!! that means you’ll become so much better without even realizing it because you’ll be trying to keep up with them
Not my favorite piece of Beethoven, but interesting.
Oh I love this! But I will agree. It’s not typical Beethoven.
It's Creations, not Creatures...tsk tsk
It’s creatures of Prometheus
1:20 - 2:55 very Mozart
Too much Mozart.
I like Russian music. German music is brilliant but it doesn't have that layer of warmth as Russian does
Musica alemana y Rusa son grandiosas
@@vicentebj2000 Agreed
Yes. Russians dominated the last half of the 19th century. I'd prefer 4 minutes of Tchaikovsky to 4 hours of Wagner anytime.
What simplistic twaddle!
Molto bene grazie.Evitaeterna.cfg
41:18
46:15