I note that a the kazoo player voted "dislike" He needs to be sent home to have his diaper changed. From Wikipedia: Elsner composed many symphonic, chamber, solo, and vocal-instrumental works, and works for the stage, including over 100 religious works (masses, offertorios, oratorios, cantatas), eight symphonies, three concertos, three ballets, and thirty-eight operas.[1] He is perhaps best known as the principal piano teacher of the young Frédéric Chopin. Thirty eight (38) operas?
A particularly outstanding Allegro finale from Elsner, within the larger setting of a very good work: the final movement is, in some places, somewhat reminiscent of Boccherini's overall musical style.
Se hace referencia a este compositor polaco en un film de alrededor de los años 40 referente a la vida de Chopin , Cancion inolvidable" ( A song to remember) se intulaba . Cornel Wilde interprtó a Chopin, Merle Oberon como George Sand y Paul Muni como Josef Elsner.De 1823 a 1829 dio clases de teoría musical, bajo continuo y composición a un joven Frédéric Chopin. Llegó a decir de él: "Frédérich Chopin, alumno de tercer año, excepcionalmente apto, genio musical". Años más tarde, Chopin le dedicaría su primera sonata : Sonata in C minor Opus 4 y sus variaciones Opus 2, a Józef Elsner.(Fuente Wikipedia)- Aca les extiendo el Link donde podran observar la pincelada cinematogafica que Hollywood dio de este excelente compositor polaco. th-cam.com/video/c-P6dC7gC1E/w-d-xo.html
Excelente comentario el realizado por el señor Tomás A. Paredes a propósito de la sinfonía de Elsner. Anotaciones como ésta, enriquecen el conocimiento de la buena música. Mis agradecimientos.
Wonderful dance music. Although not an ethnic Pole himself, Elsner was obviously immersed in the culture of the country and helped instill that love of Polish dance to the half-Polish Chopin. He must have been a wonderful teacher.
"the half-Polish Chopin" ha ha haaaa... and contrary to Chopin, Joseph Conrad (Józef Konrad Korzeniowski) was full-Polish 😜, not to mention Boris Johnson who is 1/4 Turkish🤦♂️
I will never understand why Chopin only composed for piano. I don't think there is a single composition of his without piano. just wanted to say that Polish music is so much more than Chopin
Ignacy Feliks Dobrzyński was another of Elsner's students, he composed 2 symphonies. His style and the level of his compositions is similar enough to Chopin's to give you an idea what could have been, had Chopin ventured beyond piano works and chamber music.
Bellissima esecuzione di un altro autore da riscoprire 👋👋👋 grazie!
I note that a the kazoo player voted "dislike" He needs to be sent home to have his diaper changed.
From Wikipedia: Elsner composed many symphonic, chamber, solo, and vocal-instrumental works, and works for the stage, including over 100 religious works (masses, offertorios, oratorios, cantatas), eight symphonies, three concertos, three ballets, and thirty-eight operas.[1] He is perhaps best known as the principal piano teacher of the young Frédéric Chopin.
Thirty eight (38) operas?
Agree, and may be people who voted "dislike" think that this symphony has "too many notes".
he born in my town Grodkow in Poland
Poland*
He was Chopin's teacher.
Et la musique et le tableau sont très beaux
Frederic Francois Chopin Teacher! Firts time in my life I hear a composition by him! 😱
Thank you for publishing this rare recording!
Yes!
Great!
A particularly outstanding Allegro finale from Elsner, within the larger setting of a very good work: the final movement is, in some places, somewhat reminiscent of Boccherini's overall musical style.
Se hace referencia a este compositor polaco en un film de alrededor de los años 40 referente a la vida de Chopin , Cancion inolvidable" ( A song to remember) se intulaba . Cornel Wilde interprtó a Chopin, Merle Oberon como George Sand y Paul Muni como Josef Elsner.De 1823 a 1829 dio clases de teoría musical, bajo continuo y composición a un joven Frédéric Chopin. Llegó a decir de él: "Frédérich Chopin, alumno de tercer año, excepcionalmente apto, genio musical". Años más tarde, Chopin le dedicaría su primera sonata : Sonata in C minor Opus 4 y sus variaciones Opus 2, a Józef Elsner.(Fuente Wikipedia)-
Aca les extiendo el Link donde podran observar la pincelada cinematogafica que Hollywood dio de este excelente compositor polaco.
th-cam.com/video/c-P6dC7gC1E/w-d-xo.html
Excelente comentario el realizado por el señor Tomás A. Paredes a propósito de la sinfonía de Elsner. Anotaciones como ésta, enriquecen el conocimiento de la buena música. Mis agradecimientos.
Thanks for share. Please whats the name of the Picture and author.
I'm here because I heard he was Chopin's teacher and I heard he composed.
I sometimes listen to Mozart (and to Beethoven even less so) only because I heard they had some influence on Polish composers of the period
@@adamzbyszewski4779 Very funny.
Me too !
Then you will like this!
A Noite Sonhamos (Completo) Legendado 1945
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Did they have solar panels back then? Look at the roof of the structure on top left 😂
Wonderful dance music. Although not an ethnic Pole himself, Elsner was obviously immersed in the culture of the country and helped instill that love of Polish dance to the half-Polish Chopin. He must have been a wonderful teacher.
"the half-Polish Chopin" ha ha haaaa... and contrary to Chopin, Joseph Conrad (Józef Konrad Korzeniowski) was full-Polish 😜, not to mention Boris Johnson who is 1/4 Turkish🤦♂️
Is this a recording on the DUX label?
I will never understand why Chopin only composed for piano. I don't think there is a single composition of his without piano. just wanted to say that Polish music is so much more than Chopin
Ignacy Feliks Dobrzyński was another of Elsner's students, he composed 2 symphonies. His style and the level of his compositions is similar enough to Chopin's to give you an idea what could have been, had Chopin ventured beyond piano works and chamber music.
I'm fed up with this kind of subtle early nineteenth-century music played by massive symphony orchestras
And I am fed up with the HIP mafia
whats your deal with it?