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This entire opera is just one long mad scene, I love it

Its an absolute travesty that this masterpiece has only been recorded ONCE... insane. Also!!! Happy 100th anniversary to this stunning work!

I laughted hard when i saw comments. 🤣

Très moderne ! Et la partie dissonante ! Incroyable pour du XVII siècle. Merci 🤩

Any other works by any composer that have the feel this and the Sonata have?

Far better than Sym #3.

Unaware of this before but love it.

This is so far off the scale for music in 1912 that it compares favorably with any of the ultra modern scores written 50 years later. I would love to know what Ives was thinking when he composed this incredible salute to our national holiday. His 4th of July is in a class by itself.

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69/70 because ravel did it better

Absolutely stunning. I prefer the Oriental Suite, but this is also absolutely amazing.

Anyone knows why she plays a B instead of a C in the top voice 0:23 ? I mean it clearly says C and other versions of the piece also have C in the melody. If the interpreter thinks it sounds bad with the C, and therefore has changed it, well she isn't fit to play Milhaud in the first place one might say... Thank you for the post though!

This is one of those pieces that really uplifts my faith in humanity. Just the purest display of human creativity and passion.

A shame they couldn't find a recitant who could speak french.

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I learned so much about music just watching the timing and parts all come together like this!

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i think about this piece at least once a day

In my opinion, the Second Cello Concerto is one of the greatest and most touching works of Rautavaara's 21st-century output. Its subtitle, "Towards the Horizon," is intriguing and ambiguous. Life is a constant journey towards a new horizon, but at the same time, it involves letting go of the old landscape. The music of the concerto aptly reflects the ambivalent feeling of letting go, combining nostalgia and bittersweet melancholy. Moreover, I cannot help but think that in this late work, the elderly composer, who had been seriously ill, was also mentally preparing for his own departure towards the final horizon. In the finale of the concerto, there are three moments where the high, ethereal song of the cello seems to try to entice the rest of the orchestra to join it beyond the horizon. The orchestra responds to the first "call" with a curt and defiant reply (13:41). To the second call, the orchestra answers with a resigned and somber, chorale-like progression (15:30). But after the third call, the orchestra joins the solo cello beyond the horizon, into a golden sunset, and the music fades away (20:51). In the end, after all the bittersweetness and wistfulness, there was acceptance: a serene, perfect harmony.

beautiful as an afternoon of love in an American apartment at the end of a sunny summer afternoon

Under appreciated piece

For amplified solo voice, amplified solo violin, and ensemble Text: Dino Campana Instrumentation: soprano(amplified)/fl/hn.3tpt.2tbn.btbn/pf/vn(amplified).db This work can be performed alone, or with film. The DVD "Passeggiata in America e ritorno" was made in 1999. The score consists of a short "ouverture" for keyboard and a song for jazz singer, violin and keyboard. The text solo consists of two long fragments of the poem in prose by Dino Campana with the same name. The visual artist Marijke van Warmerdam made a rigorous interpretation of Campana's beautiful, surrealist poetry into an adventurous, polyinterpretable imagery. The song is especially composed for the Italian singer Cristina Zavalloni. --Louis Andriessen

The final chords, echoing through the piece, express what lies beyond us

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dont try fire. youll regret permanantly

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so good …

in my best

Why did it take mankind so many years to find out that parallel motion stacks of thirds are the bomb?

That one section in Spring Rounds is an actual banger. 8:36

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Omg! I almost had a heart attack when the drums came in. 😂😅

L’avant-gardiste de la polytonalité de Darius Milhaud 🤍🤍

This is a magnificent Hymn in honor of our savior Jesus. May we never forget what a great sacrifice Jesus made for us. God gave us his only begotten son so that we may be saved from our sins. Now doesn't that show us how much God and his son truly love us. Let us never forget that. Anyways, this is simply a very beautiful hymn. Thanks be to Gustav Holst for composing this and to you for uploading this wonderful recording.

*Living legend*

I love Mvmt II. thank you.

Prodigieux... Merci infiniment.

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much better than that other dogshite

The 3rd movement feels like something Copland would write

Trumpet music for degree work is so ugly.

Fabuleux...Merci infiniment.

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Thank you for sharing!

2024 -- the 100th Anniversary of this amazing work.

Call that music

Exquisite!

That was wonderful. Thank you for all your time and attention.

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