John Field - 18 Nocturnes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ต.ค. 2021
- John Field (1782-1837)
18 Nocturnes
John O'Conor, piano
1. Nocturne in E-flat major, H.24 Molto moderato 0:06
2. Nocturne in C minor, H.25 Moderato e molto espressivo 3:45
3. Nocturne in A-flat major, H.26 Un poco allegretto 7:12
4. Nocturne in A major, H.36 Poco Adagio 12:44
5. Nocturne in B-flat major, H.37 Andantino 18:09
6. Nocturne in F major (Berceuse), H.40 Andante tranquillo 21:15
7. Nocturne in C major ("Reverie"), H.45 Traumerisch 26:04
8. Nocturne in A major (Pastorale), H.14 Andante 32:08
9. Nocturne in E-flat major, H.30 Andante spianato (Romance) 36:07
10. Nocturne in E minor, H.46 Adagio (melancolie) 39:36
11. Nocturne in E-flat major, H.56 Moderato 42:44
12. Nocturne in G major, H.13 Lento 48:17
13. Nocturne in in D minor, H.45 Lento 50:29
14. Nocturne in C major, H.58 Molto moderato 54:05
15. Nocturne in C major, H.59 Molto moderato 1:03:40
16. Nocturne in F major, H.60 Molto moderato 1:07:22
17. Nocturne in E major ("Nocturne pastorale"), H.65 Andante con moto 1:12:28
18. Midi in E major, H.62 Allegretto 1:23:19 - เพลง
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45:56 is the most Chopinesque thing a non-Chopin composer has ever wrote.
Chopin was a big fan
What a master! I just found his work and i'm enthralled!
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Twice enthralled, if you hear the dearly departed master, Noël Lee play them. The above interpreter plays too many (#2, #3) of them w-a-y below the best speed, tempo.
He seems to think that Field meant "nocturne" as in "soporific." With a "nightcap."
Not good, or very insightful of their livelier poetic beauty. Misses the point of the triplets additions at the end of #3, which is very stirring when played faster, not sleepy, as it is here. Zzzz.
Us Irish aren’t well known for our classical composers, but how cool is it that we have one of the best.
ただ素晴らしいの一言に尽きる👏👏👏
Field is incredibly beautiful,🎹what a gift to us.
By contrast, the interpreter John O'Conor is often soporific, we wonder if he's playing in his sleep.
I first was mesmerized by these over 50 years ago, Noel Lee the great interpreter. He played #2 and #3 so gorgeously, about twice the speed of O'Conor, emotionally speaking, if not literally.
O'Conor plays them like lullabies or dirges, nocturnal sleep. Zzzzzzzzzzzz........
“midi in e major” lol he predicted the future
Thanks for uploading!
brilliant, thankyou!
awesome set
Maravilhoso ❤
thank you Mr Fields
7 is indeed a magic number
Also, the Seventh Nocturne is dreamy.
@@lavendelle_swift I heard it played live by Benjamin Frith yesterday, there were magical moments of great music, inexplicable, where Field surpassed himself.
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Less mysterious than Chopin's but very endearing.
I dunno, I first heard the 2nd Nocturne played by the great (and, recently, late) Noel Lee in 1970 when I was first studying piano in late teens, on my way to playing recitals in my twenties, and Lee brought out its mysterious nocturnal vibe so unforgettably. I later recorded that and the fabulous incandescent 3rd, also mysteriously high-borne and nocturnal
And I still remember, well, first hearing the 2nd on the iconic KFAC in LA, in the wee hours, just mesmerized. Went out searching for the LP the next day, found it in a bin at a Wherehouse records on the student-friendly budget label, Nonesuch. So many great unforgettable performances.
And there are many others, all poems.
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John 3:16
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@@johnervin8033hey! Since you have studied a bit about piano and music , i would love to know , from your point of view, how do you exactly define a Nocturne ? Is the definition by google a correct representation ? :) thank you!
@@arshbani Hey! Right back at ya:
Wikipedia has a good article about it:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nocturne
That said, as they say: a nocturne as a musical form is any work suggestive of the night, in some expressive sense. Those of Debussy and Faure and the "Nachtstucke" of Schumann really draw that out! Chopin of course.
John Field seems to have coined the word for his nocturnal poems, as the wiki about it suggests.
The second of those is so very nightly themed in its poetry.
@@johnervin8033 noted! Thank you so much for the reply! Helped me know so much more about this beautiful form of music! I didnt know that this type of music had a specific category named as Nocturne. As i was a little bit dismissive before, i used to think Nocturne came under the umbrella term of Classical music! :"D but now i understand the difference nicely! Thanks again :))
Nice work. I'm using this while studying.
im listening to this rn at 4:33 at night and holy fuck. a different level of chilling
@prodkrill164 Repent and trust in Jesus. Hes the only way. We deserve Hell because weve sinned. Lied, lusted stolen, etc. But God sent his son to die on the cross and rise out of the grave. We can receive forgiveness from Jesus. Repent and put your trust in him.
John 3:16
Romans 3:23❤😊❤
Extraordinary gorgeous set of nocturnes ! I love deciphering them.
The 13th nocturne could be called "Choral" by the way, it does feel like a choral
No. 18 is very interesting
Masterpieces.
I've never heard of him. WOW! he sound like Rachmaninoff or better yet, Rachmaninoff sounds like him!
Merveilleux
The young man teacher
Many people think Chopin invented the Nocturne, but it was John Field's creation. He was an astonishing composer and pianist. His seven piano concertos are also well worth a listen.
It was also Czerny who led to the development of the Nocturne genre :)
@@essentialist12 Thanks. Hadn't even heard of Czerny until your note. I read he gave lessons to Liszt, which is quite a recommendation.
@@essentialist12 how come? I only knew his countless etudes. What other pieces he composed that led to the development of Nocturnes?
@@diom00 You're going to hear the resemblance right away. Try listening to these:
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@@essentialist12 Thanks so much for the playlist! I had no idea that Czerny composed 8 nocturnes!
But, to be honest...
I just googled it and I can only see that Czerny composed these in mid 1840s, while Chopin composed his first nocturnes in 1827-1830 (he was 17 at the time!)
Unless I'm missing something, how could Czerny influence Chopin more than a decade later?
I now feel cheated by Chopin.
Ohh don’t be haha just enjoy the music! Both are legendary in their own rights
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Hahaha it's a good one (๑˃ᴗ˂)ﻭ
No, actually Chopin is his fans but Join did not like he
@@adentse6909 Too true, though the first time I heard Field, in 1970 played by the late great Noel Lee, I felt much the same. Where has the Irish Chopin been all my life! I was just studying piano for the first time, 18, and some years later I played these in recitals, some of them. I recorded the second & third, ineffable poetry they always are and ever shall be.
Field had all the poetry of Chopin without the tubercular undertones (such as the funeral march). But it took me years to fully absorb the redeeming greatness of Chopin. An immortal original.
Field? It took about 3 bars!
(Heard Noel Lee played on an LP (Nonesuch?) on KFAC L.A. one late night, nocturnally enthralled, and have never got over it!)
18:10 I’m learning this for my keyboard skills class. My teacher clearly knows me well
chopin influence moment
Influence *on* or *from* chopin?
@@poproporpo on!
No 9 reminds me of something....hmmmmmmm
Chopin inspired on this genre.
I believe he created this before chopin,
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4. 12:44
32:35 I thought I was listening to Beethoven's op. 101 for a moment there
Hearing the line that "Chopin built on Fields" over and over is as painful as hearing Beethoven built on Haydn and Mozart.
Some truth, but not that much.
What's wrong with building on someone else's work? Basically, everyone in the history of art or music has done it in some way.
19:14
Chopin n a été en fait qu un imitateur
C'est pas juste. Chopin était le plus grand génie, plus originel, mais ça ne réduit pas du tout la grandeur de Field.
@@johnervin8033
Écoutez bien la musique de Chopin, vous retrouverez les thèmes , les phrases de Field et surtout les colorations et emprunts Harmoniques
Chopin doit tout à Field et ceci n est qu une histoire de Vérité
@@philippebrun5182field also borrowed his melodies from bel canto which is a school of opera singing
The accompaniment is probably credited to field
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