Joseph Marx un grandissimo compositore da conoscere, la sua musica ascende verso l'alto suggestiva ed imponente struggente e melodiosa.Grazie per la pubblicazione.Straordinario.
thanks a lot for the upload! may i suggest a better translation of the third movement's title? "Herbstgedanken" means something like "Autumnal Thoughts", while "Thanksgiving" is "Erntedank" in german. :)
wow. beautiful, but so way over the top. hypertrophic romanticism, like a big strange mushroom popping up from a decayed tree trunk after autumnal rain.
I'd say that's a rather bewildering cacophony of imagery you use: "hyperthrophic romanticism" and big strange 🍄 🍄 😮 Loved them nonetheless, they qualify for being hyperthrophic romantic themselves.
Hey, I have a higher-quality recording of this performance. If you like, I can send it to you and you could edit the audio track of the video and re-upload it with the high quality audio. There's no video of the good quality recording on youtube at the moment, which is a shame, because this is truly the only good performance of the piece.
@@ImWalde Nice! Is it the same one I have? Mine is an mp3 that was sold on the conductor's website years ago, but not anymore. It's exactly the same recording as in the video, only much higher quality without the background hiss and with breaks between movements and applause. If you have a different recording of the premiere altogether, let's share!
@@SpaghettiToaster Sorry I haven't gotten a notification for your reply, but my recording also has applause at the beginning and end and movement breaks as well. I think we have the same recording but I got mine from another source
This is probably one of the greatest orchestrated pieces ever....
Joseph Marx un grandissimo compositore da conoscere, la sua musica ascende verso l'alto suggestiva ed imponente struggente e melodiosa.Grazie per la pubblicazione.Straordinario.
why isn't this more famous?
how come we have never heard of this master orchestrator?
Just finished the first movement--wow, what heavy and thick scoring that doesn't let up until the very end of the first movement! Finally a respite!
What a majestic piece!
35:00 Fascinating to discover that Richard Wetz took over this melody and its harmony in his 3rd Symphony, which was written two years after this one.
thanks a lot for the upload! may i suggest a better translation of the third movement's title? "Herbstgedanken" means something like "Autumnal Thoughts", while "Thanksgiving" is "Erntedank" in german. :)
Che musica sublime!!!!
Oh my goodness, why have I never heard this beautiful piece before? (was that recording in mono??)
Fascinating… I assume this is underrated.
wow. beautiful, but so way over the top. hypertrophic romanticism, like a big strange mushroom popping up from a decayed tree trunk after autumnal rain.
I'd say that's a rather bewildering cacophony of imagery you use: "hyperthrophic romanticism" and big strange 🍄 🍄 😮 Loved them nonetheless, they qualify for being hyperthrophic romantic themselves.
Look out!! Autumn’s gonna blow!!!
The key is B minor.
I think he goes through every possible key and a few new ones besides.
Hey, I have a higher-quality recording of this performance. If you like, I can send it to you and you could edit the audio track of the video and re-upload it with the high quality audio. There's no video of the good quality recording on youtube at the moment, which is a shame, because this is truly the only good performance of the piece.
I actually have a higher quality recording of this performance as well, and I'm planning to remake this video some time in the future
@@ImWalde Nice! Is it the same one I have? Mine is an mp3 that was sold on the conductor's website years ago, but not anymore. It's exactly the same recording as in the video, only much higher quality without the background hiss and with breaks between movements and applause. If you have a different recording of the premiere altogether, let's share!
@@SpaghettiToaster Sorry I haven't gotten a notification for your reply, but my recording also has applause at the beginning and end and movement breaks as well. I think we have the same recording but I got mine from another source
Do you have Julio Nakpil's Kabanatuan?
yep. no recording, though
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