I love the fact that in the “allegro” the video says he rushes down the stairs and that’s what I imagined a man doing while listening to that part. Soo cool
Yeah me too when i first saw thus piece i thought why there were words in it. Then it's like a screenplay and the tune is the background music. It's indeed cool
1. Allegro He's off. He goes merrily to his office, "en se gavillant". With a contented nod of his head. He loves a pretty and very elegant lady. He also loves his penholder, his cuffs of green lustring and his Chinese scull-cap. He walks with long strides scrambles up the stairs three steps at a time. What a rush! As he seats himself in his armchair, he feels happy, and he shows it. 2. Andante He muses over his promotion . Perhaps he may get a raise without having to be promoted. He intends to move next quarter. He has his eye on a flat. If only the raise or the promotion comes off. Renewed contemplation of his prospects. 3. Vivache He hums an old Peruvian tune which he has collected in Lower Brittany with the aid of a deaf-and-dumb. A neighboring pianist is playing Clementi How sad it is. He dares to waltz! (he, not the piano) All that is very sad. The piano renews its labour Our friend interrogates himself benevolently. The cold Peruvian air gets into his head. The piano goes on. Alas, it is time to leave his office, - his dear office. 'Courage, let's be off' says he.
1. Allegro Le voilà parti. Il va gaiement à son bureau en se "gavillant". Content, il hoche la tête. Il aime une jolie dame très élégante. Il aime aussi son porte-plume, ses manches en lustrine verte et sa calotte chinoise. Il fait de grandes enjambées ; se précipite dans l'escalier qu'il monte sur son dos. Quel coup de vent ! Assis dans son fauteuil il est heureux, et le fait voir. 2. Andante Il réfléchit à son avancement. Peut-être aura-t-il de l'augmentation sans avoir besoin d'avancer. Il compte déménager au prochain terme. Il a un appartement en vue. Pourvu qu'il avance ou augmente ! Nouveau songe sur l'avancement. 3. Vivache Il chantonne un vieil air péruvien qu'il a recueilli en Basse-Bretagne chez un sourd-muet. Un piano voisin joue du Clementi. Combien cela est triste. Il ose valser ! (Lui, pas le piano) Tout cela est bien triste. Le piano reprend son travail. Notre ami s'interroge avec bienveillance. L'air froid péruvien lui remonte à la tête. Le piano continue. Hélas ! Il faut quitter son bureau, son bon bureau. Du courage : partons dit-il.
whole thing is a parody. Clementi was one of the best composers of the Haydn/Mozart generation. Satie is mainly known for leaden facetiousness, as evidenced here.
You are going to like the Embryons Desséchés with the "cadence obligée de l'auteur" and the Chopin's funeral march pastiche th-cam.com/video/rzuWmVaUoFw/w-d-xo.html
Bonjour, vous pourrez trouver cette partition à cette adresse : imslp.org/wiki/Sonatine_bureaucratique_(Satie%2C_Erik) Et d'autres partitions de Satie ici : imslp.org/wiki/Category:Satie,_Erik
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0:00 - 1. Allegro
0:55 - 2. Andante
1:55 - 3. Vivache
AMAZING, Vivache (not Vivace), my warm greetings from Poland!
I love the fact that in the “allegro” the video says he rushes down the stairs and that’s what I imagined a man doing while listening to that part. Soo cool
Yeah me too when i first saw thus piece i thought why there were words in it. Then it's like a screenplay and the tune is the background music. It's indeed cool
Clearly a piece to listen and read and not only to listen
1. Allegro
He's off.
He goes merrily to his office, "en se gavillant".
With a contented nod of his head.
He loves a pretty and very elegant lady.
He also loves his penholder, his cuffs of green lustring and his Chinese scull-cap.
He walks with long strides scrambles up the stairs three steps at a time.
What a rush!
As he seats himself in his armchair, he feels happy, and he shows it.
2. Andante
He muses over his promotion .
Perhaps he may get a raise without having to be promoted.
He intends to move next quarter.
He has his eye on a flat.
If only the raise or the promotion comes off.
Renewed contemplation of his prospects.
3. Vivache
He hums an old Peruvian tune which he has collected
in Lower Brittany with the aid of a deaf-and-dumb.
A neighboring pianist is playing Clementi
How sad it is.
He dares to waltz! (he, not the piano)
All that is very sad.
The piano renews its labour
Our friend interrogates himself benevolently.
The cold Peruvian air gets into his head.
The piano goes on.
Alas, it is time to leave his office, - his dear office.
'Courage, let's be off' says he.
I think he intentionally wrote vivache lol
@@arno_grnfld455 correct, vache in French is cow
What a weird personality was Satie
Weird in a good way
In a beautiful way
I’m not very into music, but Satie was indeed an eclectic musician.
You're missing out.
@@simianto9957 I know.. I noticed It when I gor more into satie's works
Got*
This is almost the exact same as clementi’s Sonatina in C major Op. 36 no. 1, just ten times as fast and difficult
Yess. I randomly got this video recommended and was like: Wait a minute? 🤔🤔 I know this!😂😂
Yes, it's a direct parody of that piece.
Thank for sharing this interesting piece
Thank you so much for posting this! Your channel is a gem...
Thank you for your kind message
The "how sad it is part" was hilarious
The Tribune (Chicago) Content Agency Crossword Puzzle of 14-Oct-2021 brought me here, and I’m very pleased it did! Learned something today.
Absolutely killed with writing the last moment
enccentric, electric. looking forward to playing this.
One of my favorites of satie's works
Indeed
1. Allegro
Le voilà parti.
Il va gaiement à son bureau en se "gavillant".
Content, il hoche la tête.
Il aime une jolie dame très élégante.
Il aime aussi son porte-plume, ses manches
en lustrine verte et sa calotte chinoise.
Il fait de grandes enjambées ; se précipite
dans l'escalier qu'il monte sur son dos.
Quel coup de vent !
Assis dans son fauteuil il est heureux, et le fait voir.
2. Andante
Il réfléchit à son avancement.
Peut-être aura-t-il de l'augmentation sans avoir besoin d'avancer.
Il compte déménager au prochain terme.
Il a un appartement en vue.
Pourvu qu'il avance ou augmente !
Nouveau songe sur l'avancement.
3. Vivache
Il chantonne un vieil air péruvien qu'il a
recueilli en Basse-Bretagne chez un sourd-muet.
Un piano voisin joue du Clementi.
Combien cela est triste.
Il ose valser ! (Lui, pas le piano)
Tout cela est bien triste.
Le piano reprend son travail.
Notre ami s'interroge avec bienveillance.
L'air froid péruvien lui remonte à la tête.
Le piano continue.
Hélas ! Il faut quitter son bureau, son bon bureau.
Du courage : partons dit-il.
Merci ❤
The allegro movement is very similar as Clementi's first sonatina
Right?
It's clearly deliberate!
It's a parody
Actually, the entire composition is a Clementi's op 36 n 1 parody
whole thing is a parody. Clementi was one of the best composers of the Haydn/Mozart generation. Satie is mainly known for leaden facetiousness, as evidenced here.
More jokes about "standard musical forms". I confess: I really like it.
Well you're in for a good ride with Satie if you like jokes about standard musical forms, cause he liked to make fun of those.
You are going to like the Embryons Desséchés with the "cadence obligée de l'auteur" and the Chopin's funeral march pastiche
th-cam.com/video/rzuWmVaUoFw/w-d-xo.html
@@eriksatieofficiel Thanks, I will check it out.
Wow, I wouldn't have thought this was Satie.
Very nice.
Satie does satire
Clementi would appreciate this
Played much faster than I’ve heard it. A great piece.
I am the only one who feeels Satie is laughing at Clementi sonatines?
I could not ever play this so fast, mostly in the finale the parallel chords on the RH
I tried to read its history. The piece is meant for his "humoristic" compositions. No wonder why I found myself laughing while reading the sheet.
Many of his 1910s piano works have funny notes like this one.
@@eriksatieofficiel thanks for the info. I'll try to listen to his other works
I think I am in love with this man
Should create a played-spoken show with this quite interesting piece
0:21 i can see the inspiration from clementi
Very neoclassical, Haydnesque in execution and rhythm.
Satie i love you!!! 🌹
You are breathtaking!
Well atleast he puts the andante in 9/8 as Clementi should have
I feel like he's mocking Beethoven's sonatas at 0:40
Does anyone else notices the clementi Op 36 no. 1 refrence?
Esto es versión de la sonatina op. 36 no. 1 de Muzio Clementi
Tenes razon. Jaja.
Well. What does Messiaen and Boulez have against that. I’m pretty sure that Debussy wouldn’t mind, although we could never verify that claim ...
==> Guessing P.D.Q. Bach was exposed to this piece during his formative years. . . . .
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That was interesting! I'm afraid I didn't catch the videogame reference though.
@@eriksatieofficiel It's an old game of the Eighties... It was just to introduce some esoteric stuff in the piece itself...
It sounds a lot like Scarlatti
why does it sound like clementi sonatinas a bit?
Satie closely modelled his "Sonatine" about a day in the life of a bureaucrat, on Clementi's Sonatina in C Op.36 no 1
yes👁👄👁
this is it
Est-que vous avez la disponibilité d'une partition de la Sonatine Bureaucratique M. "Erik Satie"?
Bonjour, vous pourrez trouver cette partition à cette adresse : imslp.org/wiki/Sonatine_bureaucratique_(Satie%2C_Erik)
Et d'autres partitions de Satie ici : imslp.org/wiki/Category:Satie,_Erik
@@eriksatieofficiel merci beacoup.
Half of Shostakovich's music sounds similar.
This is so fast......
No one thinks this is clementi?
Beethoven thought it was Clementi when Satie released this LP.
a day in the life?
I read the news today, oh boy
Why this feel like a parody to me? It's fun though
Because it is a pastiche of a Clementi sonatine
Kinda cool, but the original by Clementi is WAY better.
Clementeez nuts
LOLCATS you got me. @@eriksatieofficiel
This almost feels like mockery.
Satie was indeed a bit mischievous.
It’s a hair brained satirical variation/transcription of a Clementi sonatina.
@guhj it is :)