No, they have a large following around the world. Dvorak, Martinu, Smetana and Janacek are extremely frequently played. There are however many great composers elsewhere not often played such as Glazunov, or Balakirev (Islamey is played but the wealth of other works are almost completely ignored outside of Russia).
Eastern European composers and performers tend to be grossly underappreciated. In my opinion, they are generally better (yes, a generalization--who cares).
Hard to say for me, living in the city where he lived and composed (Brno). Here he is considered a musical genius, a legend, at least among cultural people.
@@faggotsmoker9588 Yes..Underrated. How many opera houses around the world regularly perform his great operas? How many concert halls play his terrifficly exciting Glagolithic Mass? Just got back from Prague and a great performance of Jenufa at Narodni Divaldo..( March 22 2019) Saw some great performances of his operas in Brno last year. Of course he is underrated. Concert programmes are overflowing with Beethoven, Schubert and Haydn etc.Give us more Janacek !
Some called his style a Czech version of French impressionism. It was no such thing at all. It was uniquely Janacek, and the Czech are rightfully proud of him.
I saw on Alexander Malofeev's tour agenda that he has added Janacek to his repertoire in 2023. Wise, because this is beautiful music that the world must hear.
Someone just played this on radio and, thanks to you, I was able to find it immediately on TH-cam and play it again! Thank you so much for posting it. The more I hear of Janacek's piano music, the more I like it ...
I just last night heard this composition played by Maestro Stijn DeCock. Sublime is the word that comes to mind. I am transformed into some way by the experience. Thank you...
I encountered this composer through a philosophy book entitled “An Introduction to Philosophical Analysis” pg. 93 by John Hospers. I am a music student but it was the first time I’ve read about this composer; and listening to his music for the first time here on YT. Such delicate music.
Janacek had a very specific way to write. He often used small cells (sometimes symbolizing natural noises) and played skillfully with them. Such a technique can be found in these pieces. It makes their specific attractiveness. Janacek is in some regards unique in the music story. An important point: one may think of an influence of Debussy, but Janacek told "I have nothing to do with French impressionism" (Debussy did not accept the term "imprssionism" too, but that is another story). This work "in the mists" is unique by its aymosphere in Janacek's output. Its other important piano notebook "over an overgrown path' is quite different. Here, Janacek succeds in creating this vague atmosphere of being lost in the mists.
Thank you for mentioning that Debussy did not accept being called "impressionist", which he may have been in the early years. He certainly emerged to become an artist- symbolist..
Gérard Begni i like what you have written;i ve heard this piece 20 years ago when i started to have a growing interest for written music and this piece hit me;i remember there was also brahms intermezzi.NOthing to do with french impressionism as you said.I posted a comment,you can read it.
i feel like i see you on almost every comment section i go to, i love your taste in music so much, and keep up the great and thoughtful comments i always love reading them
@@shodanart I suggest to you to manage to listen fiest any piece from "In the mists" by L; Janacek" (or better the whole set) and then "Miststs", the first prelude of Debussy's second book. Of course, since i belong to French culture, I fully realize that i can be somehow biaised towards Debussy, but there is some kind of - let us say "spontaneous subjectivity and feeling" in Janacek's work, which is the signature of a great artist. Globally, I have Xzrch art and culture in haigh consideration. In Bohemia, I feel at home.
Quand ma pensée s'endort et s'égare, cette musique la rappelle à l'ordre. Comme quoi, même le commun des mortels peut être touché par la détestation comme par la grâce. Janacek est à certains égards unique dans l'histoire de la musique: on peut penser à une influence de Claude Debussy mais Janacek a déclaré qu'il n'avait rien à voir avec l'impressionnisme français. Ce travail est unique par son climat dans la production. Il a réussi à créer cette atmosphère vague d'être perdu dans les brumes !
Je pense plutôt à Monet..quelle poésie. Debussy comme le dit si bien Gérard Bugni dans ses commentaires,ne se considérait pas un impressionniste en musique.
Janacen explained that he had nothing to do with the French impressionist style and built up a robust suite of pieces of his own, in a style of his own, during a difficult period for him.
Impressive music, but boring playing. The chosen tempo is good but the expression and intention of the sentences, flat. It goes nowhere. I like the pianist, not the particular decisions he made for this piece.
Didn't anyone else have their concert interrupted by advertisement ? Not cool piano adverts , but selling pills to help you poop kind of adverts . Is this marketing in the new age ? we will stop annoying you when you pay us . Isn't that extortion ?
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Czech composers are severely underrated
When I asked my Czech tutor if she knew any good composers she almost took my head off hahaha "you don't know Dvorak?"
Especially the Moravians.
Dvořák is the only famous one, but there is a plethora of great Czech composers...
@@fishefoods5705 Understandable :)
No, they have a large following around the world. Dvorak, Martinu, Smetana and Janacek are extremely frequently played. There are however many great composers elsewhere not often played such as Glazunov, or Balakirev (Islamey is played but the wealth of other works are almost completely ignored outside of Russia).
Suchhhhhh an underrated composer. One of my favorites. I love Janacek.
In what universe is Janacek underrated?
Eastern European composers and performers tend to be grossly underappreciated. In my opinion, they are generally better (yes, a generalization--who cares).
Hard to say for me, living in the city where he lived and composed (Brno). Here he is considered a musical genius, a legend, at least among cultural people.
Underrated? LOL
@@faggotsmoker9588 Yes..Underrated. How many opera houses around the world regularly perform his great operas? How many concert halls play his terrifficly exciting Glagolithic Mass?
Just got back from Prague and a great performance of Jenufa at Narodni Divaldo..( March 22 2019)
Saw some great performances of his operas in Brno last year. Of course he is underrated. Concert programmes are overflowing with Beethoven, Schubert and Haydn etc.Give us more Janacek !
I've been listening to classical for about 30 years and I love that there are still gems like this out there for me to discover. It's inexhaustible.
Oui, La perle rare, quelle intelligence de composition ! et de jeu ! Un sommet !
Yes Daniel, this is also my experience. We are blessed.
And that arouses a kinda of extreme anxiety
you been listened for 30years and havent come across janacek's work? thats strange.
Instablaster
The music is beautiful but together with the painting by Monet it's pure magic 🌫
0:00 I. Andante
3:35 II. Molto adagio
8:14 III. Andantino
10:56 IV. Presto
Thanks a lot. 👍
Janáčka prostě nejlépe zahrají ženy... - byl to muž s ženskou duší - jemný a divoký... děkuji...
Some called his style a Czech version of French impressionism. It was no such thing at all. It was uniquely Janacek, and the Czech are rightfully proud of him.
This is such a jewel.
ones you listen at this music, it stays in your mind.
Pefectly true. This is in part due to the fact that the technique ofJjanacek is to use simple short celles and to repeat them.
I saw on Alexander Malofeev's tour agenda that he has added Janacek to his repertoire in 2023. Wise, because this is beautiful music that the world must hear.
We Czechs have some great and underrated composers, this is beautiful.
Great yes, but never underated.
@@pavel515 Very true.
I want to hear some more composers, anyone you may recommend me?
@@P.Ripper Bedřich smetana, Antonín Dvořák, Julius fucik
@@P.Ripperindeed
For those of you who want the timing of each movement:
I. Andante: 0:00
II. Molto Adagio: 3:35
III. Andantino: 8:13
IV. Presto: 10:55
thx!!!
Thank you for the trouble you went to! You love beautiful music!
thank you so much!!
I love janacek's music. It carries me to another world that is wonderful. I wish he had written more piano music.
He wrote about 11 or 12 pieces for piano.
'carries me to another world' have you read 1Q84?
Prateek Wadhavkar does he refer to Janacek in it? The novel by Murakami right?
Agreed!
Someone just played this on radio and, thanks to you, I was able to find it immediately on TH-cam and play it again! Thank you so much for posting it. The more I hear of Janacek's piano music, the more I like it ...
What a beautiful music !! Quelle belle musique !! Que bella musica !!
Sláva Janáčkovi, Moravskému skladateli
The Czech lands are filled with amazing composers like Janacek.
Today's Czechs don't deserve their composers. Janacek was a great slavophile and not a soul sold to germans
Thank you for posting this deeply moving, somber piece of brilliance, abc the Monet so apt in its misty cold. A treasure this is! 💔
Hvala za predivnu muziku. Pozdrav Uroš
Bravo! J'adore cette œuvre et vous l’interpréter avec beaucoup de passion, comme j'aime .
You know the music's gonna be lit just by seeing those paintings
Thank you Mr. Crossley, what a wonderful performance. Bravo ! 🌷🌷🌷 Netherlands.
.....yes....YES.....and from Acapulco, too!
Oh wow, this piece is gorgeous. So thankful to be discovering it today.
I just last night heard this composition played by Maestro Stijn DeCock. Sublime is the word that comes to mind. I am transformed into some way by the experience. Thank you...
This is a very spiritual and mystical piece of music. I love it
Music is image, objective or subjective.
The landscape painting is terrific
in all senses! Great Monet..
🎧
Brings peace to my Soul and joy to my Soul🥹
Ballett "Rusalka" at the Staatstheater Karlsruhe made me discover Janáček in the most beautiful way. Stays in mind since.
I love Janácek!! this guy is awesome!!! My favorite music of him
The rapture that comes out of this piece is sublime.
tks f posting.
Beautiful.
I encountered this composer through a philosophy book entitled “An Introduction to Philosophical Analysis” pg. 93 by John Hospers. I am a music student but it was the first time I’ve read about this composer; and listening to his music for the first time here on YT. Such delicate music.
Superbe, tant la partition que cette interprétation, juste vivante, pondérée et en tension quand il le faut ... donc libre et intelligente, sensible .
questa musica è splendida. Grazie!
Beautiful piano selection from the Czech master who should be far more popular. Well played too.
I. Andante 00:00
II. Molto adagio 03:35
III. Andantino 08:15
IV. Presto 10:55
Pianist Paul Crossly superbly brings explores full poetic, improvisatory range this work demands. Bravo!
Thrice Huzzah!
Una delicia musical..¡¡ Exquisita música..¡¡¡¡¡
Those fast passages in the mist in the presto is amazing.
Janacek had a very specific way to write. He often used small cells (sometimes symbolizing natural noises) and played skillfully with them. Such a technique can be found in these pieces. It makes their specific attractiveness. Janacek is in some regards unique in the music story. An important point: one may think of an influence of Debussy, but Janacek told "I have nothing to do with French impressionism" (Debussy did not accept the term "imprssionism" too, but that is another story). This work "in the mists" is unique by its aymosphere in Janacek's output. Its other important piano notebook "over an overgrown path' is quite different. Here, Janacek succeds in creating this vague atmosphere of being lost in the mists.
Thank you for mentioning that Debussy did not accept being called "impressionist", which he may have been in the early years. He certainly emerged to become an artist- symbolist..
Gérard Begni i like what you have written;i ve heard this piece 20 years ago when i started to have a growing interest for written music and this piece hit me;i remember there was also brahms intermezzi.NOthing to do with french impressionism as you said.I posted a comment,you can read it.
i feel like i see you on almost every comment section i go to, i love your taste in music so much, and keep up the great and thoughtful comments i always love reading them
Gérard Begni Thank you got your erudite comments! ❤️
@@shodanart I suggest to you to manage to listen fiest any piece from "In the mists" by L; Janacek" (or better the whole set) and then "Miststs", the first prelude of Debussy's second book. Of course, since i belong to French culture, I fully realize that i can be somehow biaised towards Debussy, but there is some kind of - let us say "spontaneous subjectivity and feeling" in Janacek's work, which is the signature of a great artist. Globally, I have Xzrch art and culture in haigh consideration. In Bohemia, I feel at home.
Quand ma pensée s'endort et s'égare, cette musique la rappelle à l'ordre. Comme quoi, même le commun des mortels peut être touché par la détestation comme par la grâce. Janacek est à certains égards unique dans l'histoire de la musique: on peut penser à une influence de Claude Debussy mais Janacek a déclaré qu'il n'avait rien à voir avec l'impressionnisme français. Ce travail est unique par son climat dans la production. Il a réussi à créer cette atmosphère vague d'être perdu dans les brumes !
Mists at different temperatures and under diverse types of light...Merveilleux! Frère presque jumeau de Debussy!
Je pense plutôt à Monet..quelle poésie.
Debussy comme le dit si bien Gérard Bugni dans ses commentaires,ne se considérait pas un impressionniste en musique.
Es magnifico.....
The first movement is so peaceful and fantastic
Brume ed improvvise sferzate con le tipiche armonie modaleggianti del grande compositore. Splendida opera
This was on Diploma in 2021 and is now on grade 8. Underrated
Lindo em sua perfeição...
A lovely mood piece.
Great music!!!
Beautiful
This is so beautiful
Jewel.
love this
Bellissima!
Amazing music!
meravellós!
02:01 Charlie Brown Theme Song inspiration. Both great pieces!
Of the recordings on TH-cam, this seems to be the only one that doesn’t skip the measure at 6:41
i didn't know the Janacek's masterwork, it was a mistake! Sublime.
Oh actually, to be more precise, they played the first movement, so I'm now able to extend to the entire cycle. Thanks again!
Janacen explained that he had nothing to do with the French impressionist style and built up a robust suite of pieces of his own, in a style of his own, during a difficult period for him.
Estoy aquí por recomendación de Milan Kundera. Impresionante!
Igual yo! Estuviste leyendo La Broma?
My favorite is at 8.25mins in.❤
Great!!
À écouter sans modération...
Fantastic
Etheral. Penetrating. A gift.
Wunderbar
Iq84 brought me here. Definitely a bop
Very beatiful music, thanks. Quite different though from Sinfonetta, the only other composition I'm firmiliar with by this composer.
These pieces seems closer in spirit to Schumann miniatures than Debussy
soothing
Everyone getting hard over the Sinfonietta because of 1Q84 but I ... I like this.
Nothing better.
J-A-N-A-C-E-K!
Please, listen to Radu Lupu live performance
Who read Haruki Murakami book "1Q84"?
Edgaras Petronis me!
Edgaras Petronis Polska
This taxi driver ...
Aomame a bordo!!
Well the piece was sinfonietta and yes I read the book haha
「捷克」楊納捷克 Leoš Janáček (1854-1928)
在霧中 In the Mists (for piano solo)(1912)
This feels like another piece of music, at leat the first few bars, in another key and backwards. Maybe chopin??
No, simply Janacek.
i can see two moons
Just found a new world. lol
8:55
14:10-14:15
wouaaaaaaah c si booo wala j'kiff ma race :DDDDDDDDdddddddddd
Janacek was a Moravian composer, not a Czech one.
Brno is in Czechia
Came here after watching Don's Party.
Hope Don was alright with that.
I wonder how many of his fans can read his name correctly xd
LEH-osh JAnahhhcheck
,coro femenino y piano.compusio concrtino y capriccio para piano;otras obras para piano;canciones el ciclo Diario de un desaparecido para tenor
Mental confusion as i like it ;superposition of dyssynchronized affective pictures.
Impressive music, but boring playing. The chosen tempo is good but the expression and intention of the sentences, flat. It goes nowhere. I like the pianist, not the particular decisions he made for this piece.
ok, little distortion, but remarcable. Sorry my poor English.
WHO IS THE INTERPRET?
Pianist: Paul Crossley
Read the notes.
Didn't anyone else have their concert interrupted by advertisement ? Not cool piano adverts , but selling pills to help you poop kind of adverts . Is this marketing in the new age ? we will stop annoying you when you pay us . Isn't that extortion ?
Disgrace - COETZEE?
Toasted cheese sandwiches.
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let her be free and happy whatever that happens to mean
just to let you know that I have to make it clear that we will not be able to get back to you if you don't want us to manipulate her for 55
I just fuck resumes I just want her to be happy, man... only I mean if its for HER, not cricket moisten Adam
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Murakami is a shameless hack.
Fantastic