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Muy bien, que éste sea el primer video de muchos por venir. Saludos.

0:19 this sounds so much like Florent Schmitt…

This is the time where the art of music reached its height. 20th century also has some masterpieces but this was the high point of the tradition.

When that oboe comes in, simply breathtaking. A rushing torrent of diatonic and pandiatonic notes in the foreground, and stable harmonies in the background. Then the piano comes back and it’s just incredible.

really nice

a Synesthete who loses nothing in translation.

A dose of radiant beauty…

where did you find the piano arrangement? can’t find it online

Don’t call it a 2-5-1, it’s a ii-V-I

Thanks, this is my favorite piece EVER. Since the first time I listened to it, ten years ago and Im still listenning almost every single day finishing with tears, joy or the feeling of trascendence 🥺

Brilliant. ❤ Thank you.🙏🙏

Genuinely think this is some of Debussy's most sublime ideas. As great as his later stuff is, the Prelude is still among the best of his output (both theoretically and musically). It's famous for a reason!

I emailed him back in 2007, asking him how he generates his rhythms. He responded on his blog, yet in an unconvincing way. Probably due to language barrier…

Rachmaninov continuer.... Great

I prefer it with a little more pedal. Laredo’s version is best for me.

ravel a genius of orchestration

hell yeah

this is my favorite movement as well !! something that always made me really excited was that the trill melody @1:24 is in the augurs of spring movement ! it is just hidden in divisi violin 1s around reh. 29. thank you for making this video !

So much divisi….. I can’t do a mockup

ew, a woman composition

One of my absolute favourite composers. Thanks for this interesting analysis - never really noticed how he plays with chord spacings to create that unique sound.

thank you so much for introducing me to his music its absolutely magical I don't know how I didn't know him before!! this piece became one of my all time favourites of the "slow second movement" vibe. easily up there in the top of the list alongside with Mahler and Rachmaninoff.

Babytron and piano duet

Could you explain the Em13 chord, please?

C'est pour moi l'un des plus hauts sommets d'accomplissement. Merci infiniment pour le partage. ❤

Magnifique et toujours poétique...Merci infiniment. ❤

This became one of my two favourites Takashi Yoshimatsu's pieces after "memo flora"

Great!!!

2:57 those distorted horn blast and the overall grotesqueness…..that minuscule section is my favorite moment in the entire work haha.

Ive trusted your vids/taste of music as one of my casual musical inspirations while browing youtube, and this is yet another wonderful clip! thank you so so much for this!!!

can you give me Song name ? This is amazing 🫣

No it´s not. Ceremony of Carols - Benjamin Britten; 7. Interlude is better

It sounds realy beautiful. Ful of sense an delicacy.

I love it!

excelent!

sounds weird but I like it.

This work is a masterpiece. Not only it sums up Yoshimatsu's approach towards color, it also gives great depth on the composer distributing melodic lines with such grace. Always a joy to listen to this.

those harmonics mixed in the arpeggios are beautiful <3

Rautavaara and Scriabin are the best otherworldly composers!

I always thought the line at 4:00 sounded like a la valse quote

Lily boulanger is so good at writing random noise 😍 I 🤮 music Boulanger restores my soul with random noise! I loce lili boulanger bububuhuhihsjhsjsiskslsl

My favorite 2 minutes from this piece! So glad you chose this excerpt to focus on.

yum

I see a video with Lili in the thumbnail, I click it

Oh my gosh where did you find this score?

excelent !!

This has always been my favourite of his etudes.

Could you please share how you use that microtonal vst? I tried with musescore's xentuner and it doesnt work for me 😢 i tried many ways too but it doesnt work as well. I need help.