Alexander Scriabin - The Poem of Ecstasy (with score)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2024
- Alexander Scriabin - The Poem of Ecstasy/Le Poème de l'extase (Symphony no. 4)
Performed by the Berlin Radio Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Vladimir Ashkenazy.
Thanks to Thomas Van Dun for preparing this score video: / @thomasvandun
"The Poem of Ecstasy is the Joy of Liberated Action. The Cosmos, i.e., Spirit, is Eternal Creation without External Motivation, a Divine Play of Worlds. The Creative Spirit, i.e., the Universe at Play, is not conscious of the Absoluteness of its creativeness, having subordinated itself to a Finality and made creativity a means toward an end. The stronger the pulse beat of life and the more rapid the precipitation of rhythms, the more clearly the awareness comes to the Spirit that it is consubstantial with creativity itself. When the Spirit has attained the supreme culmination of its activity and has been torn away from the embraces of teleology and relativity, when it has exhausted completely its substance and its liberated active energy, the Time of Ecstasy shall arrive." - Alexander Scriabin
The last 4 minutes of this is some of the most climactic and well written music of all music ever. Such an incredible piece.
Yes, every time I listening this music and enter the climax of the music, I will feel that my soul has risen to heaven!
One of the most eargasmic pieces of music.
it literally depicts sex and orgasm so you're kind of right
I love ecstasy
Scriabin's Poem of Ecstasy remains one of the greatest and most emotionally impactful pieces of music ever composed in human history.
Absolute facts
The only contestor imo is the Transformation Music from Parsifal. But this is somewhat marred by the vocals. If these are not well performed-which is mostly the case-Skriabin is absolutely the winner. What fantasy, what power!
@@christianwouters6764 I think Parsifal in unsurpassable, especially the Verwandlungsmusik. Also there is Mahler 2 ending, but I still consider Parsifal to be the everest of music.
Pure extasy!
this score is absolutely insane 🤯
Absolutely. I was surprised to see that it is mostly in very common 2/4 time. It sounds completely rhapsodic though. Proof that there is no need for modern composers' habit to change the time signature every measure.
Indeed.
@@christianwouters6764wdym 'habit"
Debussey meets Tchaikovsky meets....................anything gorgeous and EPIC!!!!
0:02 - вступ, т. томління
0:38 - вступ, зародж. т. волі
0:55 - експозиція, ГП, т. мрій
1:57 - СП, т. польоту
2:23 - ПП, т. виникаючих творінь
3:21 - ЗП, ритми тривожні
3:25 - ЗП, т. волі
3:37 - ЗП, т. самоствердження
6:48 - РБ, т. протесту
Very interesting What more? Is your interpretation or Scriabin himself? Thanks so much 🙏🏻
13:27 is beauty
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The whole poem is.
dynamics are soo good... I wish people didn't yell at concerts nowadays
0:02 Andante. Languido
0:55 Lento. Soavamente
1:57 Allegro volando
2:23 Lento
3:21 Allegro non troppo
3:51 Moderato avec delice
6:04 Allegro
8:13 avec une noble et joyeuse emotion
9:43 Lento
11:07 Allegro volando
11:36 Lento
12:35 Allegro
13:43 Allegro
15:38 avec une volupte de plus en plus extatique
16:36 Allegro molto. Leggierissimo. Volando
Vladimir Ashkenazy is the Magister in this piece.
Wonderfull orchestration 👍
I love your channel😘 This helped me to add some poems to the music!! Thanks a lot😀
Thank you very much for the upload!!!
I hear Debussy, Ravel, Mahler, Wagner, but above all I hear Scriabin!
A 0:02
B 0:55
C 1:56
D 2:23
E 3:21
F 3:37
G 3:51
H 4:23
G' 4:43
17:07
viola solo 1:10~1:21
11:00
12:50
12:29