Ruth Crawford Seeger - String Quartet (1931) [Score-Video]
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- Ruth Crawford Seeger - String Quartet (1931)
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I. 0:03
II. 3:06
III. 5:19
IV. 8:43
Amazing work thank you
The third movement is so beautiful, my god
Isn't it!
It is
@@bipolar-polar-bear-east9717 is it?
I would like for this to be played at my wedding thank you very much
It might be more appropriate for your divorce.
Might contribute to the combination of these events (speaking as someone who likes this quartet quite a lot but is also married)
Better check with your spouse on that!
Will it be a Bergmanesque affair?
Yo whatever this is it sounds lit make more of these 👍
She dead
It's called Modernist Classical,it's basically the last major era of classical music. It was followed by Pop Music,Bluegrass,Country Music,Jazz,Rock,etc,etc. Obvious comparisons can be made to extreme metal but that obviously didn't exist yet since most of this music was prior to WW2 (funny mustache man was not a fan of Tritonalism).
50% Pop,Jazz,and Country Music killed it off 50% shifts in political power in Europe especially the ones I'm afraid to talk about on TH-cam are what killed it off. It also helped to inspire Horror and Science Fiction Soundtracks so if you like this you might also enjoy music from Horror and Sci-Fi Movies.
Brilliant!!
Carter's First Quartet is so similar!
Marvelous!
Astonishing.
I aspire to compose this deep and great. Ruth can really get into it.
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Ellie M. Hisama, 1995. “The Question of Climax in Ruth Crawford’s String Quartet, Mvt. 3.” In Concert Music, Rock, and Jazz Since 1945: Essays and Analytical Studies, ed. Elizabeth West Marvin and Richard Hermann, pp. 285-312. Rochester: University of Rochester Press.
Great playing! I wish the second movement was slower, and the third movement much faster.
nice
Carter's First had to be influenced by this. It would have been interesting to know if she saw similarities, but she died in 1953.
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The 2nd violin in measure 60 played a D natural after the D#. Is this correct and the natural sign was forgotten in the score? I don't see an indication on the first page that all notes are to be natural unless ther is an explicit accidental. I assume this is dodecaphonic so the D natural is correct.
Reading the last page of the score this is not dodecaphonic. It is chromatic, and to my ear the final A sounds a definite full stop. I think I t would be foolish or reckless to try to shoehorn this into a category other than chromatic. I’m sure those with more time on their hands and years of life to look forward to than I would be able to analyse it deeper. I prefer to enjoy it.
is that score hand engraved? it looks crisp
Mvt III
Anyone have a PDF of this?
i knew a man who did. After downloading it he began heading voices coming from his cello. Every day they grew louder and louder until he couldn’t take it anymore. He took his favorite coconut and began smashing the frame into little pieces. Out of pure desperation he tore apart the whole thing until he found a black egg sitting at the bottom. He scratched it with his nails trying to take off the paint but found that it was in fact a genuinely jet black egg. As he looked into it confused he felt arms pushing him downwards and the word “siiiitttt” began hissing at him from all directions. He put the egg down shaking in fear and as he was commanded he sat on the egg. For 8 days straight he was tormented with images and screams, pure ecstasy, love , darkness all realms of the human experience were shown to him. Knowledge from outside our reality, from minds not human were bestowed onto him threatening his sanity, uprooting his mind from its very foundations. The man felt that he was stranded in a vast sea of such never ending turbulence, so far from any land he had ever known. Then in a moment so dark in which he was ready to let his mind go into the abyss after clutching for so long. But then, he felt the egg hatching underneath him. He got off to watch with fearful eyes and he saw a small bird just as black as the egg poking its head out it looked towards the man immediately. Then the small birds legs began extending at an alarming rate untile its head touched the ceiling and a skinny arm begain forming from a small wind, flesh and bone elaborately constructing the appendage as it reached out towards the man and put a single finder on his forhead and simply said “here” before it disappeared. Everything in the room that was shifting and beckoning to him left with it and the man, while plagued with the experience to a very deep degree, took the time to go to sleep and sleep he did for the rest of his life. Or should i say, death. so no i dont have your damn pdf or anything else related to music for you. Why dont you look inside yourself and see that all this culture is pure BULLSHIT my guy!!! Find the self!! Ascend past it all!!! Wading theough the jungles of theory and analysis leads no where! This is a new aeon! New challenges await in your body! Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the law my guy!! 93 93!! anyway sorry if i wasted your time haev fun with your modern leif
@@fryingwiththeantidote2486 aleister crowley really fucked you up
What in the fuck
@@fryingwiththeantidote2486 I'm kinda disappointed in you (not that I imply you would actually give a fuck). You have all this fertile narrative imagination and the discipline to work out and write a story whose moral reads "I don't like it! It's not German-beautiful! It's just a bunch of ego-masturbating dimwitted charlatans who think that a system will makes us ignore the fact that they can't write a beautiful melody". You don't have to like, but you could be less of a little cliché-minded bitch about it.
@@julianolima3500 that's like almost the opposite of what he said though, you seem kinda defensive
5:20 movement 3
8:43
Noice/
In so ein Stück so viele Werbungen reinzuknallen ist einfach nur enervierend!
I prefer Bach 1000000000000000 times
Good for you.
lol, good thing that nobody really cares
Looking for who asked
what a stupid remark. why do people do this?
That's the one he never wrote I suppose?
Elliott Carter's quartets sound like they picked up right where Ruth Seeger's left off.