The only music I've heard that was genuinely frightening. Incredible to think that he could have this in his head, could write it down, and actually make it real.
I totally agree. I think ages ago I made a similar statement on one of Ligeti's pieces. One kind of a mind does one have, to conceive this kind of music and then transcribe it ? Unbelievable, Uttter Genius !
@Emy - the kind of music that your inner voice whispers, "get ready to pi$$ your pants" music...."Atmospheres" frightened me for three years after I first saw 2001 when I 6, in 1871....still a little cold still even today, but no more letting the water flow....LOL
The voices in this work inspired the sound effects accompanying the hulkout and change-back scenes in the series The Incredible Hulk starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno.
I never heard any original music composition that genuinely freaked me out and gave me an anxiety that didn't seem to end like this movie. I lie, rob zombies witches of Salem had a really creepy song that gave me chills.. other famous horror movie soundtracks have a creepy feeling but this is another level with the swells and rises.
I remember seeing this at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood (more than once) when it came out in the 60s. So ahead of its time, truly visionary. People would get stoned during intermission for the light show that was the journey into Jupiter’s atmosphere lol
It is sad to read that Kubrick never asked the composer György Ligeti for permission and did not pay any licenses. Neither for "2001" nor for "The Shining" and also not for "Eyes Wide Shut". His / MGM's message to the famous but hardly financially successful composer was that "he should be happy to have been included".
Director: Stanley Kubrick. Producer: Stanley Kubrick. Screenplay by: Stanley Kubrick Arthur C. Clarke. Based on a Short Story by: Arthur C. Clarke. Director of Photography: Geoffrey Unsworth. Editor: Ray Lovejoy. Production Designers: Tony Masters, Harry Lange, Ernest Archer. Music: Richard Strauss, Johann Strauss Jr., Aram Khachaturian, Gyorgy Ligeti.
What he did was he distorted some of it (Adventures) for effect. not telling Ligeti about it, and THAT pissed Ligeti off. That is the story I've heard. It was used during the scene where Bowman starts wandering about in that room.
It is difficult to even say this, but I don't think there are any. I've seen the "score" for Penderecki's "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima for 52 stringed Instruments" and I have a recording of it and all I can tell you is it does not look anything like a score for a work of music.
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From the moment I first heard this amazing music as a child, I knew that THIS was MY kind of classical music! Peace.
You found Iannis Xenakis yet? His "Metasteisis" bangs
@@benhsuan4817, of course-and Luigi Nono and Luciano Berio, too! Peace.
I felt the same when I saw the film. Became enamored of Ligeti's music when I was a teen.
Ditto...
@@MuzikJunky Giacinto Scelsi?
The only music I've heard that was genuinely frightening. Incredible to think that he could have this in his head, could write it down, and actually make it real.
I totally agree. I think ages ago I made a similar statement on one of Ligeti's pieces. One kind of a mind does one have, to conceive this kind of music and then transcribe it ? Unbelievable, Uttter Genius !
@Emy - the kind of music that your inner voice whispers, "get ready to pi$$ your pants" music...."Atmospheres" frightened me for three years after I first saw 2001 when I 6, in 1871....still a little cold still even today, but no more letting the water flow....LOL
You should hear The Litanies of Satan by Diamanda Galás. Utterly terrifying.
@@dasbakon Thanks for the recommendation - I'll look out for it!
Well comrade it’s not too 40 material.
Atmospheres - 0:00
Lux Aeterna - 8:43
Requiem - 14:47
Adventures - 41:45
beauty of existence, and the final solitude
Thank you for your comment
The voices in this work inspired the sound effects accompanying the hulkout and change-back scenes in the series The Incredible Hulk starring Bill Bixby and Lou Ferrigno.
I never heard any original music composition that genuinely freaked me out and gave me an anxiety that didn't seem to end like this movie. I lie, rob zombies witches of Salem had a really creepy song that gave me chills.. other famous horror movie soundtracks have a creepy feeling but this is another level with the swells and rises.
Agree fully with music junky”s comment!
Wonderful soundtrack, unforgettable, like the film...
“Fear not for i have come”
Also: "Fear ... for I have come."
@@iianneill6013 fear stupid AI
“ The oldest and strongest emotion of mankind is fear
and the oldest and strongest kind of fear, is the fear of the unknown.” -H.P. Lovecraft
so ahead of it's time , his requiem of 1965 defies the test of time , and is of an infinite modernity !!!
I remember seeing this at the Cinerama Dome in Hollywood (more than once) when it came out in the 60s. So ahead of its time, truly visionary. People would get stoned during intermission for the light show that was the journey into Jupiter’s atmosphere lol
Thanks.
Damn! Ligeti was interesting.
Как потрясающе передана величественность, холодность, внечеловечность космоса!
Music of the air
Mystic...
It is sad to read that Kubrick never asked the composer György Ligeti for permission and did not pay any licenses. Neither for "2001" nor for "The Shining" and also not for "Eyes Wide Shut". His / MGM's message to the famous but hardly financially successful composer was that "he should be happy to have been included".
woooooo
Has something of the music played in Twin Peaks Season 3 Episode 8.
That's Penderecki! Threnodt for the Victims of Hiroshima. Great piece!
@@filmfredrik Indeed. R.I.P
As far as I know Kubrick did not credit Ligetti for this music in the movie 2001
Yes, he did.
Director: Stanley Kubrick. Producer: Stanley Kubrick. Screenplay by: Stanley Kubrick Arthur C. Clarke. Based on a Short Story by: Arthur C. Clarke. Director of Photography: Geoffrey Unsworth. Editor: Ray Lovejoy. Production Designers: Tony Masters, Harry Lange, Ernest Archer. Music: Richard Strauss, Johann Strauss Jr., Aram Khachaturian, Gyorgy Ligeti.
What he did was he distorted some of it (Adventures) for effect. not telling Ligeti about it, and THAT pissed Ligeti off. That is the story I've heard. It was used during the scene where Bowman starts wandering about in that room.
@@ulfingvar1Yes, that’s entirely correct. Ligeti actually sued the production for intentionally distorting his music without his permission - and won.
(Shortly before he becomes the Starchild, that is.)@@ulfingvar1
Does anyone else think the nebula looks like the head of a gorilla looking upwards?
I see it! Looking diagonally up and can see its mouth, nose, eyes and ear...
Yes! I saw that straight away so I immediately looked again to be sure I wasn't seeing things! It seems to be sad...or grimacing...
Phil Tagg brought me here.
Imagine performing this - not tonality to hold on to - how do they even do it
What we hear is a collection of Hungarian folk songs. Composed into a piece of music filled with pain.
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Im pissed off because I bought this from Amazon as my own copy was scratched. Its been on my phone for ages as a download. But its gone
Who is the conductor and what is the orchestra I wonder?
fua me re cague todo
_Lux Aeterna_ is cut off.
Ligeti György... félek kevesen tudják miért írom.
bloodborne vibes
what is this universe? o.O
Like a night in Romania
Kubrick picks great music for his films
watching at METAL TEENS HEARING PINK FLOYD 1
It was Kubrick’s wife who actually brought Ligeti’s music to his attention.
where are the notes??????
Marouan Bouzarradi Bouzradi las noteas estas en el bajo del video
Si le das al titulo te sale
En la descripción
It is difficult to even say this, but I don't think there are any. I've seen the "score" for Penderecki's "Threnody for the Victims of Hiroshima for 52 stringed Instruments" and I have a recording of it and all I can tell you is it does not look anything like a score for a work of music.
There are more notes on this piece than you can even imagine ;-)
Please no more Publicity!!!!