Thank you Finnish Radio Symphony for this orchestral marvel, that I didn't know before this. Introducing Miloslav Kabeláč great composer to the world. Thank you from Texas
Incredibly powerful performance. The impeccable percussion section is the icing on the cake, better than in any other recording I know, even Karel Ančerl and Marko Ivanović.
This work blows my mind. There is the profound unity of the musical elements, the beauty of the form, the ongoing rhythmic acceleration always tied to the slow harmonic rhythm. And then there is the orchestral writing; brilliant and inspired from beginning to end. The first clarinet part, the bass clarinet part, the first flute part, the violin solos, and a timpani part as exciting as anything in the repertory. Massive props to Jakub Hrůša for unearthing this masterwork and bringing it to our attention. One listens to this piece with a certain sadness, knowing how the Communists treated Kabeláč. But maybe his time has come.
I have fond memories of one of the announcers at WONO FM (Phil Miller) in Syracuse in the 70s recommending this piece to me and finding it many, many, years later as part of the Karel Ancerl Series on Supraphon. How great it is to find this video of a live concert performance! A terrific work, and a real discovery if you haven't heard it yet. Give it time, once it develops you will be hooked on its mystery of time....
Une des plus grandes oeuvres symphoniques du 20e siècle (composée en 1957). Dès 1965 le grand critique Harry Halbreich écrivait "Sombre, austère jusqu'à la nudité, son inspiration montre une ampleur de souffle et une maîtrise architecturale qui subjuguent". Un scandale que ce chef d'oeuvre ne soit jamais jouée en France !
No, the golden section is 0.618. Here the climax comes at appr. 0.8 -- much later than golden section. So it has a much longer crescendo than diminuendo.
Many, many thanks to the original poster of this video. I am an admirer of the composer and a fan of this piece and I am happy to add it to the other two recordings I know (Ancerl/Czech Phil and Starek/Stuttgart RSO).
This work was first recorded on LP in 1963, coupled with Martinu's Parables. In a series of New Music LPs. This was outstanding in so many ways. Mono recordings: Czech PO / Karel Ancerl. But at last we are in a new era where everybody can appreciate this fine work. It was overwhelming hearing the LP for the 1st time, I soon had heard it 50+ times. It was always a masterpiece, and survives as a firm favorite. I'm impressed by its support here.
Even though I have not yet find a way of understanding to other works of Kabeláč, The Mystery of Time is a matchless opus which is no doubt one of the strongest pieces written in 20th century.
Určitě minimálně v Česku, ale kdo vůbec ví, že existuje někdo jako Kabeláč. Tahle skladba by měla být hraná pravidelně na velkých českých hudebních festivalech. Je to ostuda a pro mě nepochopitelné.
GOOD NEWS! Supraphon has just released a new recording with the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra with 2 other of Kabeláč's works. It's on Spotify and iTunes.
Dnes úžasná sólová choreografie na Mysterium času ve vzducholodi v DOXu v rámci Ceny J. Jeřábkové. Smysluplné využití prostoru, smysl hudby vynikl. Poděkování E. Blažíčkové...
Gorecki 3rd meets Karel Husa's "Music for Praugue" meets Sibelius tone poem meets a Shostakovich first movement. . . . if that sounds like I'm deriding this, I'm not. I can't say I'm real crazy about it either. It is good - better than most 'modern' works. This is certainly a superb performance.
Saw Hrusa conduct the Cleveland Orchestra performing this piece three days ago. It was stunning. www.cleveland.com/arts/2018/11/cleveland-orchestra-conductor-jakub-hrusa-leave-no-doubts-with-electrifying-performances.html
@@martinsaroch3512 Kam tak spěcháte? Možná by se vám k poslechu hodil spíš nějaký popík, ne? Nebo techno? Je libo rap? Je to úžasná symfonie, stupňující se lavina, bouře.
@@romanszpuk4802 Zrovna včera jsem v kuse poslouchal celou Sibeliovu 3. symfonii, celou Dvořákovu 8., Mozartovu Koncertantní Sinfonii a Rousselovu suitu in F. Ke Kabeláčovi se určitě ještě někdy vrátím. Ten komentář je starý přes pět let...
Thank you Finnish Radio Symphony for this orchestral marvel, that I didn't know before this. Introducing Miloslav Kabeláč great composer to the world. Thank you from Texas
Amazing music, heavily underrated composer from Czechia!
Incredibly powerful performance. The impeccable percussion section is the icing on the cake, better than in any other recording I know, even Karel Ančerl and Marko Ivanović.
This work blows my mind. There is the profound unity of the musical elements, the beauty of the form, the ongoing rhythmic acceleration always tied to the slow harmonic rhythm. And then there is the orchestral writing; brilliant and inspired from beginning to end. The first clarinet part, the bass clarinet part, the first flute part, the violin solos, and a timpani part as exciting as anything in the repertory. Massive props to Jakub Hrůša for unearthing this masterwork and bringing it to our attention. One listens to this piece with a certain sadness, knowing how the Communists treated Kabeláč. But maybe his time has come.
A great performance of a great work! One of the orchestral masterpieces of mid 20th-century Europe.
A masterpiece of the highest order. It feels like an organic development through the taut struggle. I'm crazy about works of this form.
I have fond memories of one of the announcers at WONO FM (Phil Miller) in Syracuse in the 70s recommending this piece to me and finding it many, many, years later as part of the Karel Ancerl Series on Supraphon. How great it is to find this video of a live concert performance! A terrific work, and a real discovery if you haven't heard it yet. Give it time, once it develops you will be hooked on its mystery of time....
Eternal Masterpiece from a great composer from Czechia
Terrific work by the great Kabeláč
Une des plus grandes oeuvres symphoniques du 20e siècle (composée en 1957). Dès 1965 le grand critique Harry Halbreich écrivait "Sombre, austère jusqu'à la nudité, son inspiration montre une ampleur de souffle et une maîtrise architecturale qui subjuguent". Un scandale que ce chef d'oeuvre ne soit jamais jouée en France !
great performance.... Сколько вас , написавших " гениальный загадочный мусор... Тысячи...
Magnificent! Many thanks for making this work available.
Outstanding composition! Full of energy!! Well done (melody, orchestration, gradation etc.)! Climax in golden section...
No, the golden section is 0.618. Here the climax comes at appr. 0.8 -- much later than golden section. So it has a much longer crescendo than diminuendo.
Amazing!
Thank you for uploading this work. Fantastic.
Many, many thanks to the original poster of this video. I am an admirer of the composer and a fan of this piece and I am happy to add it to the other two recordings I know (Ancerl/Czech Phil and Starek/Stuttgart RSO).
This work was first recorded on LP in 1963, coupled with Martinu's Parables. In a series of New Music LPs. This was outstanding in so many ways. Mono recordings: Czech PO / Karel Ancerl.
But at last we are in a new era where everybody can appreciate this fine work. It was overwhelming hearing the LP for the 1st time, I soon had heard it 50+ times. It was always a masterpiece,
and survives as a firm favorite. I'm impressed by its support here.
Even though I have not yet find a way of understanding to other works of Kabeláč, The Mystery of Time is a matchless opus which is no doubt one of the strongest pieces written in 20th century.
Určitě minimálně v Česku, ale kdo vůbec ví, že existuje někdo jako Kabeláč. Tahle skladba by měla být hraná pravidelně na velkých českých hudebních festivalech. Je to ostuda a pro mě nepochopitelné.
This should get a lot wider audience! I like how enclosed this composition is, very narrative in a sence. And I love Jakub Hrusa conducting style!
I agree. This is a masterpiece
BRAVO!!!!!!!👏👍
wowwo no wonder berliner philharmoniker 2019/20 are playing this work amazing
GOOD NEWS! Supraphon has just released a new recording with the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra with 2 other of Kabeláč's works. It's on Spotify and iTunes.
I've only just heard of this composer. This is an impressive piece though it must have been difficult for the orchestra to play in places.
awesome
미스테리를 연상시키는 긴장감, 다층적 음향과 다양한 전개가 있는 멋진 경험이였습니다.
언젠가 공연을 보고 싶네요.
Dnes úžasná sólová choreografie na Mysterium času ve vzducholodi v DOXu v rámci Ceny J. Jeřábkové. Smysluplné využití prostoru, smysl hudby vynikl. Poděkování E. Blažíčkové...
Gorecki 3rd meets Karel Husa's "Music for Praugue" meets Sibelius tone poem meets a Shostakovich first movement. . . . if that sounds like I'm deriding this, I'm not. I can't say I'm real crazy about it either. It is good - better than most 'modern' works. This is certainly a superb performance.
великий композитор
Saw Hrusa conduct the Cleveland Orchestra performing this piece three days ago. It was stunning. www.cleveland.com/arts/2018/11/cleveland-orchestra-conductor-jakub-hrusa-leave-no-doubts-with-electrifying-performances.html
Indescribable!
Děsivá nuda..
no jo, chce to cvik :-)
Taky jsem si prvních 8 minut musel pustit na dvojnásobnou rychlost, abych to přežil :D. Když se to potom ale rozjede, tak je to skvělý.
@@martinsaroch3512 Kam tak spěcháte? Možná by se vám k poslechu hodil spíš nějaký popík, ne? Nebo techno? Je libo rap? Je to úžasná symfonie, stupňující se lavina, bouře.
@@romanszpuk4802 Zrovna včera jsem v kuse poslouchal celou Sibeliovu 3. symfonii, celou Dvořákovu 8., Mozartovu Koncertantní Sinfonii a Rousselovu suitu in F. Ke Kabeláčovi se určitě ještě někdy vrátím. Ten komentář je starý přes pět let...
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