When I first saw "2001:A Space Odyssey" in a Cinerama theatre, this piece was heard as the overture through the closed curtains. I recognized it immediately since I had a recording of "Atmospheres" conducted by Leonard Bernstein in my collection for about eight years prior. I like this work and several others by Ligeti. Portions of his "Lontano for Orchestra" was used by Kubrick in "The Shining" along with music by other contemporary composers such as Bela Bartok.
I became nauseated, and my breast hurt. I thought to listen having read a research paper Exposure to Music Alters Cell Viability and Cell Motility of Human Nonauditory Cells in Culture, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4960344/which I came to, while wondering if musical tones might alter the viability of Covid 19. no no no.By the way, if you open your mouth widely, and move it, does your tinnitus change or stop? Mine does. But I can't keep doing that without creating another problem.
@@jakeornot6306 Well, I have discovered that standing on my left leg with my right toes behind my left knee, which must be bent halfway in a squat, whilst holding my left elbow next to the crown of my skull and my right forefinger (or pinky) in my right ear seems to work. It makes my dinner guests squeamish, but I tell them that the pose must be nude, or else the 5g network can hear my dreams.
Hard to believe this was premiered in 1961. Bernstein and Abbado both recorded it. Stanley Kubrick used it twice in "2001: A Space Odyssey". First for the overture played behind the closed curtains for the Cinerama presentation which had great effect. Then again for the split image light sequence near the end of the film. I believe that this and other works by Ligeti were an influence on the minimalist composers, Adams, Glass and Reich, et. al. although Steve Reich is often credited (or blamed) for starting off the minimalist movement.
En 2001: Odisea en el Espacio (1968) Stanley Kubrick se inspira en Urania, la musa de la astronomía, poesía y ciencias exactas para emplear el Poema Sinfónico de Johann Strauss: “Asi hablaba Zaratrusta” acompañando las imágenes del espacio sideral. Igual pasa con las obras de Gyorgy Ligetti, Réquiem, Lux Aeterna, Atmosphères y Aventures que dan un sentido de asombro deslumbrante y de vivo realismo a los efectos visuales Son afines a las apariciones del monolito y al misterioso viaje final de David Bowman
En realidad, Also Sprach Zarathustra fue compuesto por Richard Strauss, no Johann. Pero estoy de acuerdo con tus comentarios, ésta obra es deslumbrante.
people sometimes lack imagination. If you use this music as a Saudtrack to “horror”, surely many “critics” will say, “Oh, it's great and so atmospheric!”
Під час експерименту клітини раку молочної залози піддавали звукам 5-ої симфонії Бетховена і Атмосфери Дьордь Лігеті. У результаті одна з п’яти клітин гинула, а ті, що залишилися живими, зменшились у розмірах. Читайте більше тут: expres.ua/news/2017/12/12/276188-vcheni-zaproponuvaly-netoksychnyy-sposib-likuvannya-raku
"Tone Clusters! Get yer Tone Clusters right here!"
it just isn't a classical concert performance without people coughing while the music is playing.
Portentosa obra de Ligeti para demostrar en donde está la vanguardia en la música.
When I first saw "2001:A Space Odyssey" in a Cinerama theatre, this piece was heard as the overture through the closed curtains. I recognized it immediately since I had a recording of "Atmospheres" conducted by Leonard Bernstein in my collection for about eight years prior. I like this work and several others by Ligeti. Portions of his "Lontano for Orchestra" was used by Kubrick in "The Shining" along with music by other contemporary composers such as Bela Bartok.
Bartók is not a contemporary composer and, certainly, not a Ligeti’s contemporary
Wow, with this performance I've heard sounds and effects I had never heard before. Marvelous.
Absolutely brilliant - what more can I say. Thank you for posting.
A work of genius, great performance.
When the score causes ringing in my ears that resonates with the inescapable ringing in my ears, I'm simultaneously relieved and distressed. 7:30.
I became nauseated, and my breast hurt. I thought to listen having read a research paper Exposure to Music Alters Cell Viability and Cell Motility of Human Nonauditory Cells in Culture, www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4960344/which I came to, while wondering if musical tones might alter the viability of Covid 19. no no no.By the way, if you open your mouth widely, and move it, does your tinnitus change or stop? Mine does. But I can't keep doing that without creating another problem.
@@jakeornot6306 Well, I have discovered that standing on my left leg with my right toes behind my left knee, which must be bent halfway in a squat, whilst holding my left elbow next to the crown of my skull and my right forefinger (or pinky) in my right ear seems to work. It makes my dinner guests squeamish, but I tell them that the pose must be nude, or else the 5g network can hear my dreams.
Magnífica orquesta, música prodigiosa, maravillosa humanidad !
Wonderfully atmospheric! Does exactly what it says on the tin!!
so glad I found this , what a wonderful performance, pity that the end was messed up, thanks for posting.
Thank you so much for uploading this, the footage is incredible and the performance is really really good!
GENIALE MUSIK, welche ich liebe.
I have always liked his use of shifting textural blocks or groups.
Hard to believe this was premiered in 1961. Bernstein and Abbado both recorded it. Stanley Kubrick used it twice in "2001: A Space Odyssey". First for the overture played behind the closed curtains for the Cinerama presentation which had great effect. Then again for the split image light sequence near the end of the film. I believe that this and other works by Ligeti were an influence on the minimalist composers, Adams, Glass and Reich, et. al. although Steve Reich is often credited (or blamed) for starting off the minimalist movement.
Great performance. Thanks for posting.
You can tell by watching the player that that last really high note on the piccolo was a challenge. But she nailed it. 3:45
And immediately after it the music passes to the contrabass.
Amazing Ambient
I feel it, man!
En 2001: Odisea en el Espacio (1968) Stanley Kubrick se inspira en Urania, la musa de la astronomía, poesía y ciencias exactas para emplear el Poema Sinfónico de Johann Strauss: “Asi hablaba Zaratrusta” acompañando las imágenes del espacio sideral. Igual pasa con las obras de Gyorgy Ligetti, Réquiem, Lux Aeterna, Atmosphères y Aventures que dan un sentido de asombro deslumbrante y de vivo realismo a los efectos visuales Son afines a las apariciones del monolito y al misterioso viaje final de David Bowman
En realidad, Also Sprach Zarathustra fue compuesto por Richard Strauss, no Johann. Pero estoy de acuerdo con tus comentarios, ésta obra es deslumbrante.
Gênio . Grato .
2001 Space Odyssey!
Yes ;)
Yes, perfect match.
"My God, it's full of stars!"
And The Shining. Stanley Kubrick had the necessary respect for proper music thankfully.
It's not often you see a muted tuba. 5:55
Not a mute, a beer keg. Know your brass players ;)
For sale: 1 tuba mute. Used once.
Thank You
Ich hatte immer gedacht, das sei elektronisch und Stimmen
2001 space odyssey
Wowsers
something like this was on PBS 1990's
people sometimes lack imagination. If you use this music as a Saudtrack to “horror”, surely many “critics” will say, “Oh, it's great and so atmospheric!”
Please review your grammar-school lessons before offering commentary. Otherwise we won't understand your meaning.
People ALWAYS lack imagination
Classic!
아트모스페르-분위기(미세한 차이를 갖는 음들의 폴리포니를 사용)
cool
the hall is almost empty
The people is stupid, that´s all.
Під час експерименту клітини раку молочної залози піддавали звукам 5-ої симфонії Бетховена і Атмосфери Дьордь Лігеті. У результаті одна з п’яти клітин гинула, а ті, що залишилися живими, зменшились у розмірах.
Читайте більше тут: expres.ua/news/2017/12/12/276188-vcheni-zaproponuvaly-netoksychnyy-sposib-likuvannya-raku
wow it takes them pretty long to tune up... can someone tell me when the piece starts?
lol
Perpetual Motion hahahahaha
They are amateurs. Just look up 5:45 trumpits with a mute. It changes your intonation...
What if someone played a false note. Could we notice?
That was probably quite funny in 1961.
hard to wack
2:59 and 8:13
I wonder if the two guys at the end had to be pianists to play the piano part
i think more percussionist than pianist
Feb's music collective i tried to joke
Oce neko nekad snimiti nekaj bolje
El Aaron me la pela!!!!
Que clase de Bad Bunny es este
이게뭐야
But then a few years later Pink Floyd formed and people realized you don't need a whole orchestra to do this.
There is way too much noise in the audience! It's very disruptive.
It sounds good. But it was probably very boring for the skilled players in there...
Are you saying any musical clod could play this? I don't think so....
Skilled players love to play amazing music like this
HO HO HEY BITCHES I'M BACK TO WACK OFF TO THIS!!!
Not melodious tuneful music
HA! THIS PIECE IS WEAK. YA KNOW WHAT ISN'T WEAK?? MY VICTORY ON USTVOLSKAYA PIANO SONATA NO.6 WHERE I SKOOLED SOME HIPPY FUCKERS!!!
It's an 8:48 minutes waste of time.
For you. For me it’s 8:48 minutes of gorgeous music