I also admire your taste and would like to know what you think of some of the following symphonies. Alfredo Casella Symphony #2 Albric Magnard Symphony #4 Send some of your recommendations to also.
I dont understand people calling this piece "bland". It is an extremely interesting, masterfully composed symphony. In my opinion the first movement is one of the most beautiful adagios in the history of classical music.
Agreed. But to become acquainted with this music, one must listen to it several times. You cannot hear it for the first time and think: Well, I know now whether it is good or bad. You need to listen, let's say, 10 or 15 times, then you can grasp the melody lines, the composition, the beauty of the entire piece.
I, for one, find this symphony beautiful and rich, well worth hearing. As for the comparison with Howard Hanson, I fail to hear the relevance. They're not doing the same or similar things at all.
Apparently Myaskovsky was a shy person who never recovered from his experiences in WWI and the Revolution. I discovered him through his string quartets, a treasury of quiet, refined reflections. It's surprising that his music could have been written during the Soviet period. At the same time it was like a time warp, typically Romantic music being written regardless of the calendar.
It's actually not surprising at all. This type of music is EXACTLY what the soviet government wanted. That is why Myakskovsky wrote it this way. If you listen to his earlier Symphonies, that were written before the 1930's they are all much harsher and brooding.
Quotenwagnerianer the later music of myaskovsky was not by any means the propaganda music that the soviet authorities wanted, hence why his music was banned in 1948. Granted the 12th, 16th, and 18th symphonies were much more driven by the demands of the authorities however the same is not the case for his other symphonies. In fact the remarkable thing about Myaskovsky is how he was able to compose such personal, introverted music despite the ongoing political situation.
да нормально всё, он на классиконлайне в первой десятке русских композиторов. Он слишком интимный композитор, его эмоции понятны не каждому. И это хорошо!
If you find it too bland, then you can use the youtube parameters to increase the listening speed. Seriously though, this music should be listened to with full attention.
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Wonderful, I just discovered this composer 2 weeks ago with a cello concerto, I fell in love with his music, stunning !
The main theme in the Adagio is breathtakingly beautiful
Bruckner's Adagio from the 8th is Des-dur also...
I also admire your taste and would like to know what you think of some of the following symphonies.
Alfredo Casella Symphony #2
Albric Magnard Symphony #4
Send some of your recommendations to also.
And Adagio from Mahler's 9th
And the Finale of Der Ring des Nibelungen
@@jackwilmoresongs Alfredo Casella's Symphony #2 is Outstanding! Truly a masterpiece. His first symphony is a beauty, as well.
I dont understand people calling this piece "bland". It is an extremely interesting, masterfully composed symphony. In my opinion the first movement is one of the most beautiful adagios in the history of classical music.
Agreed. But to become acquainted with this music, one must listen to it several times. You cannot hear it for the first time and think: Well, I know now whether it is good or bad. You need to listen, let's say, 10 or 15 times, then you can grasp the melody lines, the composition, the beauty of the entire piece.
This is truly an exceptionally beautiful piece. What a delight!
First one is so peaceful
I, for one, find this symphony beautiful and rich, well worth hearing. As for the comparison with Howard Hanson, I fail to hear the relevance. They're not doing the same or similar things at all.
I admire your taste and would like to know what you think of some of the following symphonies.
Alfredo Casella Symphony #2
Albric Magnard Symphony #4
Esta sinfonía es una joya!
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Woah, man, this is so good! 😀
Apparently Myaskovsky was a shy person who never recovered from his experiences in WWI and the Revolution. I discovered him through his string quartets, a treasury of quiet, refined reflections. It's surprising that his music could have been written during the Soviet period. At the same time it was like a time warp, typically Romantic music being written regardless of the calendar.
ilu malucwile, /It's surprising that his music could have been written during the Soviet period/
watch the "video 60 best soviet composers"
It's actually not surprising at all. This type of music is EXACTLY what the soviet government wanted. That is why Myakskovsky wrote it this way. If you listen to his earlier Symphonies, that were written before the 1930's they are all much harsher and brooding.
Quotenwagnerianer the later music of myaskovsky was not by any means the propaganda music that the soviet authorities wanted, hence why his music was banned in 1948. Granted the 12th, 16th, and 18th symphonies were much more driven by the demands of the authorities however the same is not the case for his other symphonies. In fact the remarkable thing about Myaskovsky is how he was able to compose such personal, introverted music despite the ongoing political situation.
The ending reminds me of the ending of Wagner's Götterdämmerung!
AHH! "Music From the Russian Hearts of Space."
Ужасно, что Мясовский настолько забыт...
да нормально всё, он на классиконлайне в первой десятке русских композиторов. Он слишком интимный композитор, его эмоции понятны не каждому. И это хорошо!
1. Adagio. Andante 0:00
2. Moderato 16:00
3. Allegro impetuoso 21:20
9:30 - transition to recapitulation
31:16 - returning of the main theme and Coda
What's the gorgeous picture in the background?
It's one of those "find all the faces in the picture" constructions.
oque é isso ?
I hear Vaughn-Williams
One should never try to listen to 2 symphonies simultaneously.
All little too Howard Hanson, when it's not being totally bland.
it's nice to have in the background
If you find it too bland, then you can use the youtube parameters to increase the listening speed.
Seriously though, this music should be listened to with full attention.
By the way I like Howard Hanson a lot, now that you have pointed him out to me. But I love Myaskowsky as well.
Bob, if you cannot respond to this music, I pity you.
@@feraudyh 👌👌
Mozart is better