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So glad to have discovered this womens music@

So glad I read about this women and her remarkable life and those like Geoffrey Tozer.No.1 has imaginationshort harmonic phrases and very early2pth century style. Her 2 piano concertos and the unforgettable Valley of Rocks.

ruclips.net/video/m48SXVICa6o/видео.html hear the composer play it!

Every Avet Terterian symphony is the best symphony I've ever heard. Like, if I had to rank them, I'd put all of Terterian's symphonies first before putting a Mahler symphony or something.

Evil trumpet part

Thank you so much for your immense, wonderful work and musicality ! I am studying this harp piece now for next year's exams, and listening to it as simultaneously reading the music, was very helpful. Many Congratulations on your harp playing ! and all best wishes for you to enjoy each and every piece you delve in. They all seem to be a new landscape to explore, aren't they ? 🙏💐

This is after the Shakespeare's play Much Ado of Nothing.

Thank you

Вау, на удивление очень выразительные, оригинальные и при этом качественно сделаные прелюдии.

Very good set! There's even some "jazzy mood" with interesting harmony swings.

3:32 Вот, кстати, наглядная иллюстрация того, как бы звучало у Чайковского в Шестой симфонии возвращение главной темы сонатного аллегро, если бы он не заменил исходные шестнадцатые, которые были у струнных в первом изложении темы, на триоли у труб (первая кульминация разработки-репризы). Но это уже двадцатый век и настроение не трагическое, а карнавальное - так что Хренников не побоялся чрезмерности и тяжеловесности :-))))

If you will make first prelude 0:00 in description, I think it will make timing divisions at video. I may be wrong, but usually it works

Nice find! Some nods to Impressionist harmonies, Slovak dance rhythms, and a seemingly late-romantic German-esque pianism.

His music so original. Scriabin is just the stepping off point. He invented his own harmonic method. Tragic what the Soviets did to him

Lovely sonority and space

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Silvestrov is a rare case of a composer who notates in a very fussy manner where I'm not sure the music would sound as remarkable if he didn't. Load-bearing fuss.

ミニマリズムに目覚めたバルトーク。

Toccata is my favorite movement 😍😍

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Inspired of "La Campanella" of Liszt

4:20. 7:49. 9:40. 11:50. The similarities with Shostakovich's fourth symphony are HUGE.

Sounds like something Mahler would write at 15

Менің мақтанышым😂

Amazing and lovely - thank you!

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Впервые слушаю музыку,сочиненную женщиной....

Ну что сказать? Очень,очень талантливо...слушаю на одном дыхании....ве ли ко леп но!!!

Do you have the pdf of the score?

From 10:09 to 14:12 -- just ingeniously. Thank you for a chance to meet this brilliant music!

"Can I copy your homework ? Stravinsky : sure, but don't make it obvious"

That is a very beautiful violin concerto very well played by Heifetz. The video sound is also perfect. Thank you very much for this piece!

Very interesting work! Thanks for uploading.

Täydellistä musiikkia.

万万岁！

You mean *Timpani*, Viola, Cello and Orchestra :D

Honestly, I've lost count of how many times I've come back to listen to this sonata again and again. It is simply stunning! Honest! Heartfelt! Silvestrov shows us that beautiful, original, moving sonatas can still be written! Thank you so much for the upload!

Beautiful.

Преклоняюсь перед гением Фикрета Амирова! Благодарю за лучшее исполнение! Гениально! Глубоко, драматично, пронзительно! Эталонное исполнение! Глубокий поклон потрясающим исполнителям!!! Брависсимо!!!

Quite Stravinskyian and Shostakovichian.

Where can I download this score?

это смешно 😅

Soloist is Tianwa Yang, brilliant

Based 😮🎉

11:50 Wow, Hindemith 😂

Where'd you find the sheet music, curious? I'm only able to find the scores for sonatas 1 and 2.

Became a new favourite piece! Thanks for the score!

Thank you for posting this score, it’s absolutely fantastic. Sometimes the RUclips algorithm really does work wonders!

09:14 cello solo cadenza to 11:46