B. Bartók: Suite from The Miraculous Mandarin (with score)

[@JanCarlComposer]

I would count this to the significant works of the 20th century

[@IloveChrome846]

Can you imagine a Bartok and Stravinsky collaboration? Huge fan of both. The above work turned me onto Bartok as a teen

[@francissadleir9805]

im a clarinetist and sweet jesus

[@soundtreks]

I’m a trombone player and even more sweet Jesus! This is a beast to play.

[@classicalperformances8777]

@@soundtreks but so much fun

[@IloveChrome846]

Here, too. Bartok is insane....in the most wonderful of ways. Being a Symphony Clarinetist, I find most Bartok and Stravinsky readings eye-opening. I love this music.

[@DwightMann-r1o]

I play electric guitar and bass, composing death metal and man....I love stuff like this. Death metal is just classical music on more modern instruments.

[@sneddypie]

i love how the screen becomes black right at the last note. it gives a lasting effect sort of

[@sneddypie]

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[@clarkorion197]

opening is more like a hornet attacking a bees' nest...followed by fanatical marches and other social scenes...

[@m30owzz]

LEGENDDDD

[@Lewdology]

14:09 So strange hearing this after hearing it first in drakengard 1 ost.

[@thematssssss]

0:54 pieces you don't expect to have an organ

[@edorasmarauder5761]

What is this even about?

[@Canimals4Life]

15:39 Stuff Gets Real.

[@davidetammarocomposer]

Hi, what score/edition is this that you are using? thanks

[@rorycraig]

It's the edition published by Boosey and Hawkes.

[@stupifyingstupedity2112]

Traumatizing expectations

[@liamkearney3353]

never heard the chase taken so fast...

[@kvnmurphy]

Lol the black screen at the end startled me in a good way

[@bio6588]

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[@Dylonely42]

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