Andre Jolivet: Symphony No. 2
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- Andre Jolivet (1905--1974): Symphony No. 2
Detroit Symphony Orchestra, André Jolivet, conductor
Ford Auditorium, Detroit, Michigan, November 10 - 12, 1960
André Jolivet was a French composer known for his devotion to French culture and musical thought. Jolivet's music draws on his interest in acoustics and atonality as well as both ancient and modern influences in music, particularly on instruments used in ancient times. He composed in a wide variety of forms for many different types of ensembles. (Source: Wikipedia)
Jolivet composed three symphonies, 1 and 3 being available elsewhere here on You Tube. His Symphony No. 2 was composed in 1959.
Jan Fila has a version with the Brno PhO under Jilek.
The symphonies of Jolaivet are not by far the most known part of his work. This 2° symphony is severe, strictly organized, using the peculiar melodico-harmonic language of the composer in a rather harsh manner. The result is inded impressive. We have the feeling of a raw, primitive world and its strange beauty.
I've encountered little of Jolivet's music recently, but I recall fondly one or two Westminster LP's around 1960 of it that I liked for its' humor and orchestration, so thought I'd investigate it further. His musical idiom, or character at least, seems closest to that of the outrageous but totally likeable Silvestre Revueltas. This Symphony wasn't too easy to listen to; it was also outrageous, but not as redeemably fun-loving as his other works I'd heard. I still count it a privilege to have heard him conduct it in its' American premiere.
His symphony N°2 is generally speaking less known than other of his works. Thanks for this great chance to listen to it.
Symphonie au caractère très dynamique. A découvrir la première et surtout la troisième symphonie !
Magnifique: Une oeuvre extraordinaire; pleine d'une vivacité presque archaïque.Les symphonies de Jolivet mériteraient d'être plus jouées. Thank you, mister Stevenson.
Très certainement! Merci pour votre commentaire!
Another certified bop from the og jolivet. Whoever disliked is probably a Jealous kanye fan
Wild man Jolivet
Great! Thanks a lot for the upload!
Loved it!!!!!!!
Do I hear influences of Varése?
Jolivet was Varèse's teacher.
Other way around. Jolivet studied under Varese in the early 1930s before Varese's return to the US. Jolivet was Varese's only European student
@@didierschein8515 Non. Varèse était à la Schola Cantorum et fut un des trois élèves célèbres d'Albert Roussel (avec Satie et Martinu).
@@pierreboland8910 Oui, certes: Et Jolivet a étudié avec Varèse.
9:22 what did the guy say??
I d on t know
@@papafreeman4288 Are you saying you don't know what the guy said-or that "I don't know!" is what he said?Coz coming on here to inform the questioner you don't know what he said seems a bit,er🤔-funny(that'll do).😆
@Darryl Schultz
I m just saying I dont know what he said
Sounds like "you go brotha!"
@@darrylschultz9311 I just noticed your response. Why would the OP be interested in finding out who doesn't know what he said?