Nina C. Young - Memento Mori [w/ score]
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Nina C. Young (b. 1984)
... for string quartet
JACK Quartet
www.ninacyoung....
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![Stafylakis - String Quartet No. 3, 'Emergence' (2015) - performed by JACK Quartet [score video]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/Fffgsyk_Y7s/mqdefault.jpg)
This is a very moving piece.
Congratulations to the composer!
A very intense and poised movement for traditional string quartet and a perfect antidote to those who say that there's no room for this form any more. Exceptional handling of pace, colour and texture.
+ComposerInUK Why would such an absurd and baseless claim require an 'antidote' at all? Isn't it much easier to just ignore those eternally-bored _PoMo_ types?
cleomagoolando You're probably right, cleo... I just get riled sometimes :)
That is also very much due to the JACK Quartet's amazing attention to all of pieces they perform. They could take a mediocre piece and turn it into something special.
Not to say this piece isn't still incredibly well constructed
Ugh, I absolutely love this. Gonna need to find more from Ms. Young.
so good ...
Some of the textures remind me of Ligeti at times, but a very original sound palette always seeks to bubble through. Gorgeous piece of music!
quite good...
Bravissimo.
This perfect music for doing Art Water colour- and pen drawing!!
Reminds me of Bioshock ahaha such a cool piece! I love all the textures and economy of material
Wow! Amazing!
This channel is awesome!
you can hear the instructor breathing intensely lmao!
he/she is really into it
Superbe !
rare piece
What an amazing piece! Bravo!
reminds me a bit of Ian Xenakis !
Interesting, In particular?
scelsi's back?
i thought so too at the beginning, but then.... way too many notes to be scelsi
Right. Scelsi only on the first page.
D minor
I feel like if you have to explain the idea to your audience in the program notes in order for it to be of any value, the piece itself is not valuable. Now that is not to say that THIS piece is not valuable without knowing it's derived from Bach and all that, because the piece is quite atmospheric, but I find it pretentious when people "justify" their pieces, when really it should be in the music. If all value is relying on a reference, that you HOPE the audience gets, then what about those who dont? Then the piece is just tone-colors, and not very interesting ones at that... I think I've heard this piece more times than I can count written by other composers.