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Bach is recorded as not overly liking the highly ornamented music of his French contemporaries, saying "Scarcely a note is free of it." Perhaps a good idea to bear this in mind when interpreting his music.

hi i would like to the pdf of the sheet music？

Thank you for this score! I suppose it's too late to swap out the audio for a recording that's not super compressed? The piece kind of loses its finesse without hearing actual dynamics.

Beautiful - would you share the score in pdf?

Very good

Je ne connaissais pas cette oeuvre superbe...c'est un choc et une superbe découverte...Merci. ❤

Je connais beaucoup mieux la deuxième...mais, je trouve que celle-ci vaut largement le détour. Ce n'est pas la plus jouée. Bravo au maître, quelle belle réussite encore. Merci à vous.

This is the best transcription I've heard of this piece.

A very brilliant symphony, wonderfully played

it looks like Tom n Jerry underscore.

Some parts near the beginning of movement 1 sound like jazz, but of course no one or few will mention that because it's not "classical" .

Hi my name is luck. I’m studying music composition and I’ve always loved this music but the score is not for sale. Would I also be able to get this score?

Masterpiece. Dutilleux is one of the greatest composers of the second half of the 20th century (and the beginning of the new millennium) and, in my opinion, underrated - or at least undervalued. This year marks the tenth anniversary of his death and he was the master of the great composer Gérard Grisey.

Thanks for uploading with the score!

Could I have the score of this wondful work? I am very interesting in this music.

13:40 Bourrèe

Bellissima Andrea, complimenti! Spero di incontrarti se dovessi ricapitare a Tallinn.

I think I may have just found my favourite symphony. Edit: I cannot for the life of me figure out why I wrote this... it's still a good piece, but I don't know that I'd consider it my favourite of the symphonies. More edit: After actually listening to the whole thing I have remembered why this is my favourite symphony.

God, it’s gorgeous. So gorgeous.

Thanks, Andrea: I’ve loved this piece ever since I first heard it on the “Twenty-Five Year Retrospective Concert” disks, and that’s the version that always gets recorded. Do you know of any others? Following the “score” could produce verrrrry different music. Hey, want to try it yourself?

Me puedes dar las partituras pero en "do, re, mi, fa, sol, la , si"

Love the ornamentation, bit crazy, but enjoyable.

27:03 and on is amazing

Just amazing.

any idea why John Cage made this audio? or the meaning of it?

Some of the harmonic shifts are reminiscent of Kurt Weill in the final movement. It's amazing how Dutilleux could reflect influences from other composers, but maintain his own unique voice!

You can detect the influence of Bartok at the 3min-3min 40 point.

Complimenti. Bella esecuzione sullo strumento per il quale la Suite è stata scritta da J.S. Bach... Le fioriture sono molto interessanti. Sono oltretutto ammaliato dal suono del lautenwerke... La Sarabanda poi è STUPENDA! Grazie per aver condiviso

Could I ask for the pdf of this sheet?

Intuizione potente di Cage (tutto è musica ,si potrebbe quantizzarla come solfeggio .basta un beat . grazie from Sicilia .

I cannot thank you enough for this! Such an outstanding work, and to be able to follow along with the score...it's just magnificent. As are you!

he has a very peculiar way of ending things with evanescent decrescendos. The way the last section starts, interrupting the previous section full of tension and counterpoints, appears as a surprising coda as it ends the piece. It looks like an abandonment of the piece, but actually the movement was about abandonment of something that continues to happen elsewhere (the previous fast section) .

HIs music is very sophisticated, perfeccionist, and the overall outcome is something more or less out of the place, like us. It is a very direct communication because of this . He also cares to be amusing the whole time, never loses the color, and focus on one very precise single musical idea each time, very precise in focus - the counterpoint is his wa of adding magic to the relatively simple texture without you being able to see. When some section is based on counterpoint like from 10:00 on, you have a clear sense of background and foreground. Considering all this, his music is the closest we can get to Mozart while being contemporary I would say

died in 2013. Thx for the wonderful video, principüally because i wanted so much to read the first chords of the 3 mov. His scores are not on imslp, and also not easy to find or scan

Nice arrangement🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

With its endlessly fascinating motifs, ideas, colours and textures, this is a great discovery for me!

Which software are you using to get the spectrogram?

Hello,I'm desperately trying to identify a classical piece used in several TV documentaries from the series "L'Homme à la recherche de son passé" by Pierre Barde and Henri Stierlin, RTS (1965-1969). Eric Bujard who was in charge of the soundtrack unfortunately died a long time ago and I already did some extensive research in order to find the exact references of this beautiful music.This one is featured in this documentary about "Persepolis" (1968): www.rts.ch/archives/tv/culture/homme-a-la-recherche-de-son-passe/3464295-persepolis.htmlExact timing: 4:08You can hear it at the beginning of this documentary about Teotihuacan too www.rts.ch/archives/tv/culture/homme-a-la-recherche-de-son-passe/3464429-teotihuacan.html and also this one about René Char www.rts.ch/archives/tv/culture/champ-libre/3467369-rene-char.html .I've got high hopes and I'm pretty sure that it's definitely from the classical / contemporary and not from an obscure "library music" catalogue.Please, don't hesitate to forward this message to everyone willing to help me identifying this wonderful piece.Thank you from the bottom of my heart for your attention, listening and precious collaboration. Best wishes from Lausanne, Switzerland.

Ang galing ng voice🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼 I mean your voice ,, I really love it

Can you please identify the conductor and orchestra ? Is the conductor Jean-Claude Casadesus as above were it says music in this video ?

Amazing ideas and fabulous orchestrations like nuit d'etoiles . Endlessly fascinating !

It is amazing how a combination of horns and bassoons sounds very similar to saxophones...

che meraviglia!!

1. _Passacaglia_ 0:00 2. _Scherzo molto vivace_ 7:06 3. _Intermezzo_ 13:11 4. _Finale con variazioni_ 19:07

Great! :)

I love you. I was looking for the sheets but I coulnd't get any

Since the first time I heard this piece, I've never been able to get enough of the texture change at 5:40

This is stunning!