1. Dryed Up Embryo of the Holothurian Illiterates call it the "sea cucumber". The Holothurian ordinarily climbs on stones or on parts of rock. Like the cat, this sea animal purrs, and, what's more, he emits a disgusting looking thread. Light seems to bother him. I observed an Holothurian in the Saint-Malo Bay. Allez un peu *Morning outing* *It's raining* *The sun is behind the clouds* *Rather cold* *Good* *Purring* *What a beautiful rock!* *This is a good place to live* Retenir Très ralenti *Like a nightingale with a toothache* Au temps *Evening return* *It's raining* *The sun is gone* *Provided that it never comes back* *Rather cold* *Good* *Mocking little purr* *It was a fine rock! Nice and sticky!* *Don't make me laugh, chunk of moss: you're tickling me* *I don't have any tobacco* *Happily I don't smoke* Grandiose *Do your best* ------------------------ 2. Dryed Up Embryo of the Edriophthalma Crustaceans with fixed eyes, that is to say, without stalks and immobile. Very sad by nature, these crustaceans live, withdrawn from the world, in holes dug out of the cliff. *They're all together* *How sad it is!* *A patriarch speaks out* (Quote of Schubert's famous Mazurka) *They all begin to cry* *Poor creatures* Ralentir *How well he spoke!* *Big moan* Retenir beaucoup --------------------- 3. Dryed Up Embryo of the Podophthalma Crustaceans with eyes on movable stalks. They are skillful, tireless hunters. They are found in every sea. The meat of the Podophthalma is a delicacy. *At the hunt* *Climb up* *In pursuit* *An advisor* *He's right!* Arrêt Plus lent *To charm the victim* Ralentir Reprendre en augmentant peu à peu le mouvement *What is it?* *The advisor* *The advisor* Compulsory cadence [the Author's]
In naples the holoturian is called ,by fishermen , ''cazz 'e mar" that litteraly means sea dick. His most important feature is that when it's in the water is soft but if you pick it and put on the ground it becomes immediately very hard.
I. Embryon Desséché d'Holothurie Les ignorants l'appellent le "concombre des mers". L'Holothurie grimpe ordinairement sur des pierres ou des quartiers de roche. Comme le chat, cet animal marrin ronronne, de plus, il file une soie dégouttante. L'action de la lumière semble l'incommoder. J'observvait une Holothurie dans la baie de Saint-Malo. Allez un peu *Sortie du matin* *Il pleut* *Le soleil est dans les nuages* *Assez froid* *Bien* *Petit ronron* *Quel joli rocher* *Il fait bon vivre* Retenir Très ralenti *Comme un rossignol qui aurait mal aux dents* Au temps *Rentrée du soir* *Il pleut* *Le soleil n'est plus là* *Pourvu qu'il ne revienne jamais* *Assez froid* *Bien* *Petit ronron moqueur* *C'était un bien joli rocher ! bien gluant !* *Ne me faîtes pas rire, brin de mousse. Vous me chatouillez.* *Je n'ai pas de tabac* *Heureusement que je ne fume pas* Grandiose *De votre mieux* ------------------------ II. Embryon Desséché d'Edriophthalma Crustacés à yeux sessiles, c'est-à-dire sans tige et immobiles. Très tristes de leur naturel, ces crustacés vivent, retirés du monde, dans des trous percés à travers les falaises. *Ils sont tous réunis* *Que c'est triste !* *Un père de famille prend la parole* (Citation de la célèbre Mazurka de Schubert) *Ils se mettent tous à pleurer* *Pauvres bêtes* Ralentir *Comme il a bien parlé* *Grand gémissement* Retenir beaucoup --------------------- III. Embryon Desséché de Podophthalma Crustacés à yeux placés sur des tiges mobiles. Ce sont d'adroits, d'infatigables chasseurs. On les rencontre dans toutes les mers. La chair du Podophthalma constitue une savoureuse nourriture. *À la chasse* *Montez* *Poursuite* *Un conseilleur* *Il a raison !* Arrêt Plus lent *Pour charmer le gibier* Ralentir Reprendre en augmentant peu à peu le mouvement *Qu'est-ce ?* *Le conseilleur* *Le conseilleur* Cadence obligée (de l'Auteur)
Hahaha! The exagerated final cadence on 3rd embryo is a great way for mocking Classical and Romantic way of finishing a piece, especially piano works. Let's be honest: there is no reason to state the final chord so many times. V7 - I - I - I - I - (...) V7 - I (this last one is like a "tah-daaaaaaah!!!").
I love how when this passage starts he writes "Quotation of that famous Mazurka from Schubert" ("Citation de la célèbre Mazurka de Schubert"). This dude really had a sense of humour and a taste for irony.
Stop talking about yourself in the third person @@eriksatieofficiel. You have clearly been spending too much time in le Chat Noir and should get home before dawn comes and Les Enfants turf you out of their reserved table again!
I'm imagining Erik walks his pet lobster. Erik is a legend and a genius.
It was Gérard de Nerval who had a pet lobster. He ended up killing himself (Gérard, not the lobster).
@@eriksatieofficiel reddit lied to me. thanks for clearing this up.
@@eriksatieofficiel I eon't care if it was this literally who. I want it to be Satie thqt had the Lobster, so it is. Simple as!
This song is about sea cucumbers not lobsters.
what a great piece! the over-the-top cadences make me laugh
1. Dryed Up Embryo of the Holothurian
Illiterates call it the "sea cucumber". The Holothurian ordinarily climbs on stones or on parts of rock. Like the cat, this sea animal purrs, and, what's more, he emits a disgusting looking thread. Light seems to bother him. I observed an Holothurian in the Saint-Malo Bay.
Allez un peu
*Morning outing*
*It's raining*
*The sun is behind the clouds*
*Rather cold*
*Good*
*Purring*
*What a beautiful rock!*
*This is a good place to live*
Retenir
Très ralenti
*Like a nightingale with a toothache*
Au temps
*Evening return*
*It's raining*
*The sun is gone*
*Provided that it never comes back*
*Rather cold*
*Good*
*Mocking little purr*
*It was a fine rock! Nice and sticky!*
*Don't make me laugh, chunk of moss: you're tickling me*
*I don't have any tobacco*
*Happily I don't smoke*
Grandiose
*Do your best*
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2. Dryed Up Embryo of the Edriophthalma
Crustaceans with fixed eyes, that is to say, without stalks and immobile. Very sad by nature, these crustaceans live, withdrawn from the world, in holes dug out of the cliff.
*They're all together*
*How sad it is!*
*A patriarch speaks out*
(Quote of Schubert's famous Mazurka)
*They all begin to cry*
*Poor creatures*
Ralentir
*How well he spoke!*
*Big moan*
Retenir beaucoup
---------------------
3. Dryed Up Embryo of the Podophthalma
Crustaceans with eyes on movable stalks. They are skillful, tireless hunters. They are found in every sea. The meat of the Podophthalma is a delicacy.
*At the hunt*
*Climb up*
*In pursuit*
*An advisor*
*He's right!*
Arrêt
Plus lent
*To charm the victim*
Ralentir
Reprendre en augmentant peu à peu le mouvement
*What is it?*
*The advisor*
*The advisor*
Compulsory cadence [the Author's]
Love Satie!
In naples the holoturian is called ,by fishermen , ''cazz 'e mar" that litteraly means sea dick.
His most important feature is that when it's in the water is soft but if you pick it and put on the ground it becomes immediately very hard.
@@D.A.D.A. Well that was interesting!
I. Embryon Desséché d'Holothurie
Les ignorants l'appellent le "concombre des mers". L'Holothurie grimpe ordinairement sur des pierres ou des quartiers de roche. Comme le chat, cet animal marrin ronronne, de plus, il file une soie dégouttante. L'action de la lumière semble l'incommoder. J'observvait une Holothurie dans la baie de Saint-Malo.
Allez un peu
*Sortie du matin*
*Il pleut*
*Le soleil est dans les nuages*
*Assez froid*
*Bien*
*Petit ronron*
*Quel joli rocher*
*Il fait bon vivre*
Retenir
Très ralenti
*Comme un rossignol qui aurait mal aux dents*
Au temps
*Rentrée du soir*
*Il pleut*
*Le soleil n'est plus là*
*Pourvu qu'il ne revienne jamais*
*Assez froid*
*Bien*
*Petit ronron moqueur*
*C'était un bien joli rocher ! bien gluant !*
*Ne me faîtes pas rire, brin de mousse. Vous me chatouillez.*
*Je n'ai pas de tabac*
*Heureusement que je ne fume pas*
Grandiose
*De votre mieux*
------------------------
II. Embryon Desséché d'Edriophthalma
Crustacés à yeux sessiles, c'est-à-dire sans tige et immobiles. Très tristes de leur naturel, ces crustacés vivent, retirés du monde, dans des trous percés à travers les falaises.
*Ils sont tous réunis*
*Que c'est triste !*
*Un père de famille prend la parole*
(Citation de la célèbre Mazurka de Schubert)
*Ils se mettent tous à pleurer*
*Pauvres bêtes*
Ralentir
*Comme il a bien parlé*
*Grand gémissement*
Retenir beaucoup
---------------------
III. Embryon Desséché de Podophthalma
Crustacés à yeux placés sur des tiges mobiles. Ce sont d'adroits, d'infatigables chasseurs. On les rencontre dans toutes les mers. La chair du Podophthalma constitue une savoureuse nourriture.
*À la chasse*
*Montez*
*Poursuite*
*Un conseilleur*
*Il a raison !*
Arrêt
Plus lent
*Pour charmer le gibier*
Ralentir
Reprendre en augmentant peu à peu le mouvement
*Qu'est-ce ?*
*Le conseilleur*
*Le conseilleur*
Cadence obligée (de l'Auteur)
This man have a great sense of humour and something for sea cucumbers
Hahaha! The exagerated final cadence on 3rd embryo is a great way for mocking Classical and Romantic way of finishing a piece, especially piano works. Let's be honest: there is no reason to state the final chord so many times. V7 - I - I - I - I - (...) V7 - I (this last one is like a "tah-daaaaaaah!!!").
Clearly haha. And he's quoting "Chopin's famous mazurka" in the second movement. For sure.
I’ve counted and the final Beethovenesque F Major chord is repeated at least 32 times (might have missed 1 or 2 double stave)
He also does it in the first one.
Beethoven had already done that a century ago.
@@finneganlindsay It does it for a century.
Embryons Desséchés 1: Fun with cadences!
They must have had a few laughs at Chopins (and others)expense in the Paris cafes.
『楠本まき』著
「乾からびた胎児」よりこの曲名を知り、初めて聴きましたが、きれいな楽曲とはまた違う、人間性のあるどこか落ち着く楽曲だと感じました。結構好きかもです。
the ending hahaha
Better than a Rachmaninoff piano concerto cadenza
I got a good laugh out of the end of the first movement.
fabulous maestro... avec admiration ... merci'
The middle sounds like Marsh Funeral by Chopin.
It is a pastiche of his Funeral March, indeed.
Satie will maybe become my favorite classical composer
I love how when this passage starts he writes "Quotation of that famous Mazurka from Schubert" ("Citation de la célèbre Mazurka de Schubert"). This dude really had a sense of humour and a taste for irony.
estaba loco el tipo este, bancamos
Oh... Cool !
I love this so much🤣🤣.
II 2:34
III 4:55
Petit ronron
miaou
Mon dieu la fin on dirait qu’on vient de jouer une grande sonate …
Who is playing?
Jean-Yves Thibaudet
This doesn't sound like Satie, Satie mostly has slow pieces.
But it is Satie, and he doesn't mostly have slow pieces. It's just that his most known works are slow (Gymnopédies, Gnossiennes).
Stop talking about yourself in the third person @@eriksatieofficiel. You have clearly been spending too much time in le Chat Noir and should get home before dawn comes and Les Enfants turf you out of their reserved table again!
@@KnjazNazrath I will try