You're right. The Simpsons. I also found the theme of "Gone with the Wind" in one of Beethoven's cello sonatas. And part of the theme to the 60's show "Bonanza" in one of his early piano trios.
Back in 1986, shortly after combat in the Gulf of Sirta, while on an aircraft carrier, I wrote a short story in which the narrator, during alive performance of this work, experiences a flash of inspiration during the instant between the first and second variation. The story is 'The Klein Bottle.' My favorite recording of this work is one which I have loved since 1976: Szeryng, Rubinstein, and Fournier. Hoomeyow!!
Johannes est le brillant reflet d'une époque, c'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde prodigieuse chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme la féérie et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Son architecture musicale est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière 🤠
Richard Church in the second part of his autobiography (The Golden Sovereign) describes hearing his brother play this at a friend’s house. He sight read the piano music and their friends played the string instruments. In his book the author states he only heard the once in1910 and here we are in 2023 being able to call it up at will
I'm here because of all Brahms' 24 (or 25) full-scale chamber works, this one is my favorite! Each movement is passionate, well-crafted and satisfying and together they comprise a chamber piece which fulfils Schumann's characterisation that "Brahms' sonatas are really symphonies in disguise."
@williamrappaport9203 0 seconds ago @johnkiunke4508, Andante is a “walking” tempo, not “going.” Andante con moto is a modified andante-it’s somewhat faster than a regular andante, but not enough faster to become another tempo indication.
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The fourth movement is SOOOOOOOOOOOOOO good, kinda reminds me of the Simpsons theme but very vaguely.
It's more like the Jetsons theme--really modern sounding for a work composed in 1882!
The first five notes of that subject are the same as this one.
it reminds me of ZZ Top Back to the future
You're right. The Simpsons. I also found the theme of "Gone with the Wind" in one of Beethoven's cello sonatas. And part of the theme to the 60's show "Bonanza" in one of his early piano trios.
Back in 1986, shortly after combat in the Gulf of Sirta, while on an aircraft carrier, I wrote a short story in which the narrator, during alive performance of this work, experiences a flash of inspiration during the instant between the first and second variation. The story is 'The Klein Bottle.' My favorite recording of this work is one which I have loved since 1976: Szeryng, Rubinstein, and Fournier. Hoomeyow!!
Johannes est le brillant reflet d'une époque, c'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde prodigieuse chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme la féérie et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Son architecture musicale est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière 🤠
Katchen has to be one of the best pianists for Brahms
Richard Church in the second part of his autobiography (The Golden Sovereign) describes hearing his brother play this at a friend’s house. He sight read the piano music and their friends played the string instruments. In his book the author states he only heard the once in1910 and here we are in 2023 being able to call it up at will
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@@PRohFullscoremusic 아 애들 트리오 기출 풀릴라고 듣고있는데 심취해서 15분째 듣고있음 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
14:05 Inspired by Schubert's Unfinished?
Thank you
2nd mov.
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第1番から25年以上経って着手された第2番、若手のブラームスとベテランのブラームスの対照は非常に興味深いです。
瑞々しい光と、異様な光。
I'm here because of Brahms.
I'm here because of all Brahms' 24 (or 25) full-scale chamber works, this one is my favorite! Each movement is passionate, well-crafted and satisfying and together they comprise a chamber piece which fulfils Schumann's characterisation that "Brahms' sonatas are really symphonies in disguise."
First heard through Casals/Hess/Szigeti. Still my go-to.
Im here because of Cioran
Only that which invites us to falter is worthy of being listened to.
Same, the great Cioran
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Anyone here because of Twoset?
Yeah! Brett's sugestions are always worth it! S2
was this what was playing at the end of the video?
Aram Khachaturian it was level 3 (I think) of their video posted today of reading original sheet music.
Yes, I am.
@@aramkhachaturian8043 Yes
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Horses didn't appear on the planet because humans wanted their hair for musical instruments.All animals are here with us,not for us.
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Cioran
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Waaaaaaaay too slow. The second mvt. is so beautiful when played allegro
yes, but thats not what brahms wanted :)
Tempo is perfect!!
If the composer wanted a rapid tempo for the 2nd movement he would have written "Allegro" at the outset. The tempo here is perfect!
I agree it's too slow, Andante means "going" and on top of that he writes con moto
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@johnkiunke4508, Andante is a “walking” tempo, not “going.” Andante con moto is a modified andante-it’s somewhat faster than a regular andante, but not enough faster to become another tempo indication.
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