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Lovely little lesson. Quite piquant, quite charming, and very subtle.

18:10 18:45

Reminds me a bit of L. M. Gottschalk - Tournament Galop.

Nice orchestration but where's the music?

10:01

very cool

Hommage to Jean Gallon!

7:31

Wonderful! This work deserves to be heard just as much as the Requiem. The composer himself also recorded this work.

The woman couthing at the beginning 😭

as a transit nerd and former city lover I love having found this on a score video channel, I wanna visit Tokyo so bad

23:43

Thank you for uploading this wonderful (and almost unknown) final work of Ravel's - orchestrated very deliberately I think as a final signing off from the great composer. That is a last chord to die for!

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Ravel's final composition: beautiful and touching in its simplicity. A wonderfully understated Spanish serenade in alternating 6/8 3/4, is followed by a religious song, full of mystic passion and, to capture the religious fervour, Ravel chose to have a vibraphone - one of the first uses of the instrument in orchestral writing). Finally, the brilliant and cackling joviality of the finale. It's extraordinary how rich the score sounds with the most economical touches of orchestration: the sign of a total master. Ravel was suffering from his final brain-degenerative condition when he worked on the songs, and had to rely on the assistance of two of his students to help him notate the piece. The songs were commission by the director G.W.Pabst for a film starring the legendary Russian bass, Chaliapin. However, Ravel took too long to compose them and Pabst fired him and employed Jaques Ibert instead - a fine example of a great artist being treated abominably by the film industry.

出だしを聴いただけでプレスラーと分かった。この曲の演奏は今のところボザールが一番

Is 7:19 a self-quote to une barque sur l'océan? Haha

I like how the ottava lines cross the slurs, never seen it done like that

Great

My souls is free❤

i didnt know about the full orchestra version! its AMAZING! I have more connection to the organ choir trumpet and strings but this version is so majestic.. the sanctus is my favorite:)

Un parfait moment musical ! Merci Xiaogang

Beautiful.

how did you get Winpenny to play it, if it's a recent discovery

Ever refreshing music !

It’s refreshing to see so many people just recently discovering this music. I vividly remember buying this CD from Tower Records back in 1998. Listening to it now brings me back to that clear night when I first played it, completely mesmerized and full of hypnotic reveries.

I feel like I can hear water.

Imagine living right next to the tracks, I wonder if the train is at least quiet from the outside.

Good piece, but I feel the interpretation is a little pallid and lacking in vigour.

The last movement is the best

Very cool, who's the composer?

Do you have the score for this piece?

That's some nice score font! Which software did you use?

Date is actually 1913. Error in the score: b.33 S2 second note is a repeat of the f natural. Isn't this just a sensational arrangement?

Some otherworldly moments to make you fall in love with Ravel: 6:58 - an enchanting love spell 12:37 - tender fragrant chords 27:17 - a monstrous buildup to a colossal climax to the very end, along with jaw-dropping harmonic changes

左手が、は語るポイントではなく、とにかく音楽が素晴らしい！！！

5:33

Based

5:19 🤠

For left handed people, this is finna be easy.

his g major concerto was emblematic of his style but with the left hand concerto ravel took off to the stars and went out in a bang

Next to the recording by the composer himself, this is my favorite recording. However in any form it is my favorite work of its type.

メシアンの難解な理論の神への祈りの曲よりも、自然で素直なレクイエムになっている

7ヶ月で1303回の視聴 私が好きな曲は一般のクラシック音楽愛好者には知られてない レクイエムを好きと評することは不謹慎ではある モーツァルト、ヴェルディ、フォーレ、ブラームスよりも私が好きなレクイエム 映画音楽作曲家Legrandが指揮した録音をFMラジオ放送で聴いたような曖昧な記憶 CDを購入した

Amazing performance of a gem most people don't know

7:07, chen uses this motif a lot.

epic piece

wow

Appreciate the upload. It's technically well done, and the performance has rhythmic vitality others are lacking in. The tempo of some passages I'd do differently. Also the sound mixing is a bit unbalanced towards the piano.

The prelude seems current version (or movie version), but not the version pre 1970. Here is the version recorded in 1967 to compare (ruclips.net/video/wiUR8esz3nQ/видео.html). In 1968, I watched ballet Red Detachment of Women first time, and noticed that music had been changed since early of 1970.