He was indeed - in my opionion the best of them all - hard to believe that he was so intimidated by Sir Beethoven, that he did not perform his Symphonies publicly
0:00 - I. Allegro vivace 13:28 - II. Andante 20:19 - III. Scherzo. Presto 24:29 - IV. Theme and Variations (on the song "Die Forelle"). Andantino 31:58 - V. Finale. Allegro giusto
Played this last summer and it was the most intimate group of people I have ever played music with! I loved playing this and listening to it takes me back to really happy memories 😍❤️
@depression man it's the most famous part of the piece, and since nobody ever comes for the other movements, they just come for the part of the piece they've heard
@Vivian idk, this is why I dislike a lot of those ARCT, RCM, ABRSM, etc courses, how can you get context of one movement without the whole piece? just makes more sense to go over the entire thing. music exams just never cease to amaze me on the majority pointless requirements.
Me: Hey Franz, I found this seafood place! What do you want to order? Schubert: Trout. Me: But that's the most expensive.... Schubert: I don't care, do you want me to teach you that piano quintet or not? Me. *Fine... I'll buy you the extra large portion too plus a beer.*
This quintet is famous for its variations on the lied "thr trout", but it should not put a shadow on th e other movements. First, the composition of the quartet is special: one violin, one contrabass, and the wriying of Schubert is quite consistent with that. It is vey different from the traditional string quartet.Second, all the movement have themes, harmonic conducting, instrumental equilibriums of their own. In short, the five movements are equally successful, 'the trout' being more popular because the lied and the form of theme and variations.
This is on the B.A.P.S. soundtrack. Just lovely. I watched it today. That movie always makes me laugh out loud and cry. This time in the wake of her passing I was appreciating Natalie Desselle's talent. One of the best breakout performances in cinema. AND this film had one of the most romantic scenes in movie history in my opinion. 💙✊
You mentioned Erlkonig - someone told me it means elf king but I don't know. Two spinoff variations were created that come immediately to mind, just finished listening to the Bolet box of Liszt recordings and what did I hear the first time for solo piano? iI said to myself I know what that is as soon as I heard it. It is a pretty cool musical theme I came to know through the recording of Vadim Repin playing the Ernst set of variations for solo violin, oh what a sound Repin has, that entire CD is unbelievable, one of the very few virtuoso !music recordings I really enjoy. I think there is still a video of Hahn playing it I remember watching a few years ago? I heard stories of Ernst would find out what hotel Paganini was staying in and rent the room next door and proceed to write down all the notes when he was practicing.
+scottbos68 Yes Erlkönig means elf-king. It is of course one of Schubert's most famous melodies, and rightfully so in my opinion. I once saw Repin here in The Netherlands perform, I was a bit underwhelmed but perhaps it had something to do with that I was seated at the very back of the concert hall.
I don't know if you saw the comment from 3 years ago(probably not) but apparently, there are 2 options for the viola in variation 1 of the 4th movement, the score shows one option and the violist probably liked the other one better.
Stefanwolf1 I am playing it with my chamber music group right now and I remember hearing my viola partner saying that he has two options on the first variation so he could choose and he was pretty excited about the one that is written in this score, but I guess the viola of this group preferred the other option that's why it sounds differently :)
I love Tezlaff! I was just talking about the trout with my father, arguably this may be the greatest piece of chamber music ever written. I first stumbled onto it from the Zukerman documentary titled here to make music there was a little clip of this with Perlman on violin Zukerman on viola Dupre on cello, her husband Daniel Barenboim on piano and zubin meta on bass, I found out later the full video was available on vhs but tragicy never was released on DVD. Was watching a documentary of Horowitz who said if it wasn't for Schubert, Beethoven would have never written a note, I'm not sure I agree with that one. I know Brahms was quite fond of Schubert.
You still ignorant: the principal influence in the music of Schubert was -The First School of Viena-, and not the influence of Beethoven alone. Indeed, Schubert want to study with Beethoven, but this latter was terminal sick, and his friend Schindler (of Beethoven) get for him the Liders of Schubert, and Beethoven in bed read it. . . and it was a happiness for Beethoven before he died! What I'm saying you can check in one of the more authorized books about Beethoven: I mean the Emil Ludwig work.
Now I understand the true meaning of this sentence by Groucho Marx, but actually said by Beethoven in his deathbed, before reading The Trout: "Why should I care about posterity? What's posterity ever done for me?"
"Take a hundred hundred-year-old oak trees and carve the name of this quintet on their trunks in large letters. Carve in stone the notes of its immense like Saint Borromeo on Lake Maggiore, so that when foreigners sailing on the Rhine ask what this piece is, every child can reply, "It's Trout" - to which they will think it is the name of the German emperor"
I love the piano parts I would love to play this étude but sadly I don't have any piano yet. A lot of people just bought pianos and they have sold out.
Трек такой охуенный, под эту песню моя мама как трансформер превратилась в прах и отправилась в горшок. Это было недавно недавно. После того как я заварил суп с курицей я не нашёл соль, но нашел горшок и подумал что это соль, собственно посыпал суп и как раз мама пришла с работы, я ей значит даю суп и она удивляется от супа и спрашивает откуда такой вкус, начинаю показывать горшок с прахом и говорю что это я насыпал, после этого мама со стула свалилась, я был вахуе. Теперь у меня есть не только горшок с прахлм бабушки, но и с прахом мамы, спасибо :))
Note the democratic treatment of the viola which also contributes to diversity and colourful character of the composition - especially in movement II and in the variations ... ;-D
Samsung gave a second life to the Trout by having the weird idea to put this music as an cycle alarm on their washing machines and dryers... I guess they could push it a little further. Let's say that after a heavy load cycle, we could hear Wagner's Die Walkure. After a delicate cycle, Satie's Gymnopédie or the rince cycle some Watermusic...lollll
![Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 23 in A, K. 488 [complete]](/img/n.gif)
People don’t talk about Schubert enough, the guy was a stone cold GENIUS!
He was indeed - in my opionion the best of them all - hard to believe that he was so intimidated by Sir Beethoven, that he did not perform his Symphonies publicly
@@solarsound744caro Schubert ❤
What? He is one of the most revered composers of the entire canon! And he died at 31 so that is quite an accomplishment.
I'm so glad Schubert graced our world.
Agree. Like I did
0:00 - I. Allegro vivace
13:28 - II. Andante
20:19 - III. Scherzo. Presto
24:29 - My Samsung washer when cycle ends
31:58 - V. Finale. Allegro giusto
I bet Schubert's WIFE & MAID would've LOVED that washing machine! 🧽💦
@@cherrypichick6782 Schubert never married.
@@annapanes4743 take a joke pls 😐
@@Comet-de6hb Ya sure, still never married. His mother-in-law would have loved it though.
Cecotec washer also hahaha
0:00 - I. Allegro vivace
13:28 - II. Andante
20:19 - III. Scherzo. Presto
24:29 - IV. Theme and Variations (on the song "Die Forelle"). Andantino
31:58 - V. Finale. Allegro giusto
Ja, du bist auch so ein Scherz-o
Played this last summer and it was the most intimate group of people I have ever played music with! I loved playing this and listening to it takes me back to really happy memories 😍❤️
I cannot imagine a more perfect performance. wonderful
A beautiful piece of lyrical and dramatic music,in this instance played to perfection.
Still a heavenly joy to hear after 40 years.....
Hahaha, he's holding a trout in the beginning.
You're the first ever to notice my little easter egg! You win an upload of your choice, which piece would you like to see with score?
+olla-vogala, hahahahaha, thank you! I have no idea, what about Schubert's 'German Dance No. 1'?
+Ginger Hottie Alright but from which set, D783, D790 or D820?
+olla-vogala, I actually meant his 'German Dance No. 1 in C Major' known from Stanley Kubrick's 'Barry Lyndon'.
I'm on it!
Interrupting Schubert's majestic quintet in "midstream" by a commercial for "juicy pastrami sandwiches" is some kind of cosmic crime.
Was it a Katz's Deli or 2nd Avenue Deli pastrami sandwich ?
how about a world of warships ad?
Or a commercial about Axe 🙍
AdBlock Plus
My commercial was about takeaway advertising jucy fish burger 🤣
If any you are here for RCM history ARCT, 4th movement is at 24:29
@depression man it's the most famous part of the piece, and since nobody ever comes for the other movements, they just come for the part of the piece they've heard
@@bencris2bal511 the 5th movement is amazing, though?
@Vivian idk, this is why I dislike a lot of those ARCT, RCM, ABRSM, etc courses, how can you get context of one movement without the whole piece? just makes more sense to go over the entire thing. music exams just never cease to amaze me on the majority pointless requirements.
@@espressonoob Yet, you can't expect people who will not become professional musicians to learn full half-hour pieces for an exam.
@@flyingpenandpaper6119 this isn't for playing, it's a historical analysis exam.
I was a dummy when it comes to music and I literally thought "Die Forelle" meant "die for real".
Haha
its german and its actually a fish type weird but true :-)
You were a dummy when it comes to German, not music.
hahahahahahaha I laughed so hard
Me: Hey Franz, I found this seafood place! What do you want to order?
Schubert: Trout.
Me: But that's the most expensive....
Schubert: I don't care, do you want me to teach you that piano quintet or not?
Me. *Fine... I'll buy you the extra large portion too plus a beer.*
Amazing!!The COMPOSITION AND THE PERFOMANCE, ALMOST CURED FOR EVERY HURT THAT HAS BEEN DONE ,THANK GOD SCHUBERT!!
The beautiful enthusiasm of youth personified in music.
4th movement structure:
- Theme (D)
- Variation 1 (D)
- Variation 2 (D)
- Variation 3 (D)
- Variation 4 (d)
- Variation 5 (Bb)
- Variation 6 (D)
第四樂章:
24:29 主題
25:32 第一變奏
26:27 第二變奏
27:25 第三變奏
28:17 第四變奏
29:17 第五變奏
30:07 第五變奏-鋼琴和弦
30:47 尾奏
Oh no
13:28
20:19
24:29
31:58
❤️ unbelievable. Atmospheric, elegant, deep
A beautiful piece of music forever.
Such an exciting work! Absolutely love listening to this!
I love passages in the piano of Var.3!
Superb performance. Thank you.
agreed :-D
Sempre bom ouvir. Obrigado pela partitura!
Violin with B theme at 6:52 is pure joy
Great music and no ads! Added to my playlist!
the trout quintet plays on my washing machine when it gets done
Mine too, I laugh each time!
Mine, too. It's a Samsung.
So does mine
Now if only Shubert could collect royalties...
Mine as well. It’s an AddWash Samsung.
Sublime.
my washing machine be like:
I want that brand of washing machine, whatever it is.
@@spuddart3540 samsung
lmfao, came here to hear the song my dryer loves so much
Your
Attention
Span
@@cobalt._.27 GE as well.
Excellent.
A extraordinaire Master Piece
This quintet is famous for its variations on the lied "thr trout", but it should not put a shadow on th e other movements. First, the composition of the quartet is special: one violin, one contrabass, and the wriying of Schubert is quite consistent with that. It is vey different from the traditional string quartet.Second, all the movement have themes, harmonic conducting, instrumental equilibriums of their own. In short, the five movements are equally successful, 'the trout' being more popular because the lied and the form of theme and variations.
This piece i listened when i was 1-3years old and i remember it yet
Many thanks for all your work. It truly adds to the pleasure of listening
29:32 onwards is what most people love.
Schubert: God I want everyone to hear my music.
God: Samsung, put Schubert in your washing machines.
😂😂😂😂
THANK YOU!!!....
+james alden You're welcome!
Variation No. 3 (27:25) just has to be Schubert at his most carefree and virtuosic - how I wish I had the skills to play this!
Start practicing your scales (CL Hanon’s exercise book is great for that)
Yeah that’s definitely my favorite part
this piece is the 'octave' piano quintet `-`
Thanks for upgraded that, I'm very gracefuly.
歌曲とともにいい曲ですね。きれいな小川にますがすいすい泳いでいます。
c'est magnifique !
This is on the B.A.P.S. soundtrack. Just lovely.
I watched it today. That movie always makes me laugh out loud and cry. This time in the wake of her passing I was appreciating Natalie Desselle's talent. One of the best breakout performances in cinema.
AND this film had one of the most romantic scenes in movie history in my opinion. 💙✊
I had to look this piece up after it was mentioned in Sheldon Vanauken’s “A Severe Mercy.” Beautiful.
My favourite part is the IV, specially between 30:47 and 31:58 .
28:17 SCHUBERT MAKES YOU DAB
第五樂章
呈示部:
31:59 A-第一主題
33:00 第二主題
33:16 B
再現部:
35:12 A-第一主題
36:13 第二主題
36:28 B
Ivo pogorelich Starts at 24:29
TH-cam may be conspicuosly close minded extremist in many ways, but it preserves our most precious parts of ourselves revealed in real music
Excellent explanation in the description.
You mentioned Erlkonig - someone told me it means elf king but I don't know. Two spinoff variations were created that come immediately to mind, just finished listening to the Bolet box of Liszt recordings and what did I hear the first time for solo piano? iI said to myself I know what that is as soon as I heard it. It is a pretty cool musical theme I came to know through the recording of Vadim Repin playing the Ernst set of variations for solo violin, oh what a sound Repin has, that entire CD is unbelievable, one of the very few virtuoso !music recordings I really enjoy. I think there is still a video of Hahn playing it I remember watching a few years ago? I heard stories of Ernst would find out what hotel Paganini was staying in and rent the room next door and proceed to write down all the notes when he was practicing.
+scottbos68 Yes Erlkönig means elf-king. It is of course one of Schubert's most famous melodies, and rightfully so in my opinion. I once saw Repin here in The Netherlands perform, I was a bit underwhelmed but perhaps it had something to do with that I was seated at the very back of the concert hall.
erlkong is very good! piano piece also by Schubert there is a plot about it
24:30 My washing machine plays this part as a jingle when it's done.
In this recording the viola plays at 25:32 something completely different than what is written in this score.
typical viola
I don't know if you saw the comment from 3 years ago(probably not) but apparently, there are 2 options for the viola in variation 1 of the 4th movement, the score shows one option and the violist probably liked the other one better.
I can feel the "trout" playing with the vivid water.
We sung this "die forelle" at kindergarten. I'm just having the hardest of nostalgias
This looks like my Samsung washing machine End tune :)
Almost all the Samsung washing machines makes this tune
Why is the viola part different at 25:55 then what's in the score?
Stefanwolf1 I am playing it with my chamber music group right now and I remember hearing my viola partner saying that he has two options on the first variation so he could choose and he was pretty excited about the one that is written in this score, but I guess the viola of this group preferred the other option that's why it sounds differently :)
I'm so glad this comment and reply exists! I was wondering the same thing.
in montagna accanto al torrente che scende a valle nello sciacquio delle acque par di avvertire questa melodia -- che emozione
Beautiful
My dryer and washing machine brought me here
Excuse me
@@AlikVolkov my dishwasher brought me here too...
Does anyone know where the washer/dryer sound starts?
@@krazyxki 24:29
@@neil_1707 Thank you!!!
Hermoso!! ❤
I think this piece sounds like Mozart would live longer about 63 years old to compose a quintet.
although it would probably be more contrapunctally complex
excellent post :-D thank you
I love Tezlaff! I was just talking about the trout with my father, arguably this may be the greatest piece of chamber music ever written. I first stumbled onto it from the Zukerman documentary titled here to make music there was a little clip of this with Perlman on violin Zukerman on viola Dupre on cello, her husband Daniel Barenboim on piano and zubin meta on bass, I found out later the full video was available on vhs but tragicy never was released on DVD. Was watching a documentary of Horowitz who said if it wasn't for Schubert, Beethoven would have never written a note, I'm not sure I agree with that one. I know Brahms was quite fond of Schubert.
Just found out the video was issued on DVD in Jan 1016 Perlman Zukerman Dupre Barenboim and zubin meta on bass
You are very ignorant, Ror Shach!
You still ignorant: the principal influence in the music of Schubert was -The First School of Viena-, and not the influence of Beethoven alone. Indeed, Schubert want to study with Beethoven, but this latter was terminal sick, and his friend Schindler (of Beethoven) get for him the Liders of Schubert, and Beethoven in bed read it. . . and it was a happiness for Beethoven before he died! What I'm saying you can check in one of the more authorized books about Beethoven: I mean the Emil Ludwig work.
I think you are referring to this film? th-cam.com/video/ZZdXoER96is/w-d-xo.html
Now I understand the true meaning of this sentence by Groucho Marx, but actually said by Beethoven in his deathbed, before reading The Trout:
"Why should I care about posterity? What's posterity ever done for me?"
G R A N D I S S I M O !
28:17 my alarm clock at ten past seven o'clock a.m.
theme and variation @24:32
The Great Schubert’s Guessing Game (2008)
Silly Sock Saves the Circus (2009)
"Take a hundred hundred-year-old oak trees and carve the name of this quintet on their trunks in large letters. Carve in stone the notes of its immense like Saint Borromeo on Lake Maggiore, so that when foreigners sailing on the Rhine ask what this piece is, every child can reply, "It's Trout" - to which they will think it is the name of the German emperor"
3:57 Erlkönig 😏
24:29 - 4악장
When McDonald’s forgets to put a toy in ur happy meal
What
9:31-9:54
32:39 and 32:51
My favourite bit is at 9:31
I often hear that on music choice once in a while.
4악장 23:22
so ? where exactly is the samsung washing machine "song" located in this piece ? lol
I love the piano parts I would love to play this étude but sadly I don't have any piano yet. A lot of people just bought pianos and they have sold out.
Die Forelle
29:58 it must be when they open the door to heaven. 🌈
Трек такой охуенный, под эту песню моя мама как трансформер превратилась в прах и отправилась в горшок. Это было недавно недавно. После того как я заварил суп с курицей я не нашёл соль, но нашел горшок и подумал что это соль, собственно посыпал суп и как раз мама пришла с работы, я ей значит даю суп и она удивляется от супа и спрашивает откуда такой вкус, начинаю показывать горшок с прахом и говорю что это я насыпал, после этого мама со стула свалилась, я был вахуе. Теперь у меня есть не только горшок с прахлм бабушки, но и с прахом мамы, спасибо :))
Someone plz tell me how this is connected to Spider-Man 2??
31:11
Schubert died at 31 years of age. Think what he could have composed if he had lived at least as long as Mozart, 35 years!
No, if he had lived 60-70+ years. 35 is still super young lmao
Laundry’s done
24:29
26:28 ❤️
Note the democratic treatment of the viola which also contributes to diversity and colourful character of the composition - especially in movement II and in the variations ... ;-D
Repeats do my head in
3:45 Beethoven Emperor
24:49
25:31 - 25:48
4:17
8:25
28:15
24:31 Did somebody say Little Einstein’s?
Lovely performance, but these mid-movement commercials are really harshing the mellow
I know, but I didn't put them there. TH-cam put them there once their recognition software has recognised the recorded performance.
Harshing the mellow?
😂
@@ianstrange5674 I never see any adds, always use Adblock Plus.
Samsung gave a second life to the Trout by having the weird idea to put this music as an cycle alarm on their washing machines and dryers... I guess they could push it a little further. Let's say that after a heavy load cycle, we could hear Wagner's Die Walkure. After a delicate cycle, Satie's Gymnopédie or the rince cycle some Watermusic...lollll
I don't know if this comment had something to do with it but an ad for laundry detergent played during the video.
Some Samsungs play God of our Fathers too
washing machine song :)
but my clothing isn't dry yet... so confused
XD
5:38
Why does the score only have 4 voices???
I think its because the cello and double bass uses the same F clef, they play the same thing, but the bass play an octave lower than the cello.
In those days, the notes of the cello and double bass were written on a single stave.
Why can't I play this in the background on my android but most youtube music I can?