Very interesting chord progressions in the strings. Now I think I know where Dominic Frontiere may have gotten the idea for similar orchestration in his theme for the TV show The Outer Limits.
+Peter Schaap Yes, it's possible. But in the Central Park in Dark's strings choral, Ives uses bitonal chords built by superposed thirds, whereas Bartok in his Piano Concerto #2 II movement uses superposed fifths. The effect can seem similar but not the construction.
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This music heals the soul from any wounds.
Incredible , incredible beauty of this second movement ....
The genius musical artistry of Jerry Fielding loved this beautiful strings progression. So do I. We had deep conversations about this.
Supreme music right here.
very beautiful section with strings
Magical!
Genius
Very interesting chord progressions in the strings. Now I think I know where Dominic Frontiere may have gotten the idea for similar orchestration in his theme for the TV show The Outer Limits.
+rredhawk No doubt about it.
And especially Jerry Fielding
@@deetdeet7 Especially Demon Seed. what a gorgeous soundtrack.
part 2: (2/2) Bartók - Piano Concerto No.2 - Géza Anda - Movement II
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Bergの３つのorchestra作品のラスト付近に上昇する部分がある
Can you share the music sheet please?
Magic Geza Anda from 2:18 to 2:25 .....
Charles Ives - Central park in the dark
I agree! It seems Bartok was very influenced by Ives's strings arrangement.
+Peter Schaap omg yes, that was exactly what I was thinking
+Peter Schaap finally someone else hears the resemblance
+Peter Schaap Yes, it's possible. But in the Central Park in Dark's strings choral, Ives uses bitonal chords built by superposed thirds, whereas Bartok in his Piano Concerto #2 II movement uses superposed fifths. The effect can seem similar but not the construction.
exactly this!
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リゲティのFemみたい
参考にしてる
5:33～
プロコフィエフの第２協奏曲みたい