I was visiting Weiden in der Oberpfalz, Germany, and learned that he grew up there. So now im listening to this piece of his music. It is quite lovely!
Gorgeous. One cannot go from Strauss and Mahler to Schoenberg without becoming familiar with Reger, the most proficient composer of the post-Romantic era, highly chromatic, yet still firmly tonal.
Almost everything of Reger is underrated. It is an extreme music: each beat is carefully prepared to be an unexpected harmonic effect. It's very difficult to keep the tunes in mind, on the contrary of Beethoven, Schumann etc. But is very rewarding to listen to carefully.
This mesmerizing music is good for my soul: there are no answers, - what were the questions? - only a state of mind that isn't easily understood. This music just shows the state of mind, to me it has eternal value.
...sehr sensible Interpretation dieses außerordentlichen Meisterwerks durch den weltbekannten modernen finnischen Dirigenten und Komponisten; schön wäre noch die genaue Benennung der gut ausgewählten Bilder...
Interesting. Chagrined to admit I'd never heard of Max Reger until stumbling upon this, which just popped up amidst the usual RUclips selections at the end of another piece I had just listened to. Glad I checked it out. I figured anything Essa-Pekka Salonen thinks worthwhile needs to be heard. Thanks for posting this and introducing me to a composer previously unknown. Being the obsessive I am, now I shall have to search for and listen to other of Max Reger's works. :)
The third movement states and also suggests -- has an earthly mood then an elfin feeling, and enigmatic, personal quality -- quotes from Tristan and Isolde at 26:54-27:02 -- hints of tragic love then triumphal end . . .
Je ne connaissais pas cette musique, je la découvre avec plaisir : quelle belle inspiration, et l'orchestration de Reger est d'une si grande finesse, un orfèvre.
Reger's strange lyric was not properly understood in his time. And our times don't allow us either to develop adequate sensitivity (die Stimmung) for this music of eternal timing... Armer Reger! Eternally doomed to eternal being misunderstood... Even so very lovely music.
Regers Romantische Suite op. 125 und der 2. Satz aus der Böcklinsuite op. 128 sind wohl die ersten und m.E. auch besten Kompositionen des deutschen musikalischen Impressionismus.
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Salonen surely interprets this work "romantically", with a lush sound that does bring out all its' beauty; but he misses the thrust and energy also contained in the score, and the elfin quality of the second movement is gone. A well-controlled flaccidity tends to allow Reger's fine effort to fall apart from lack of momentum. Reger isn't Bruckner after all, although he has never sounded more like him, especially at the passage beginning at 24:32 here. I really don't think that Salonen understands Reger's music.
Interesting comment. I am new to Max Reger - this is the first time I've heard anything of his work. Can you recommend other interpretations to check out? THX
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I was visiting Weiden in der Oberpfalz, Germany, and learned that he grew up there. So now im listening to this piece of his music. It is quite lovely!
Gorgeous. One cannot go from Strauss and Mahler to Schoenberg without becoming familiar with Reger, the most proficient composer of the post-Romantic era, highly chromatic, yet still firmly tonal.
Wonderful and accurate comment.
This shows a fact which is not commonly acknowledged: Reger was a fabulous orchestrator.
A very underrated piece of music.
Almost everything of Reger is underrated. It is an extreme music: each beat is carefully prepared to be an unexpected harmonic effect. It's very difficult to keep the tunes in mind, on the contrary of Beethoven, Schumann etc. But is very rewarding to listen to carefully.
My favourite composer! The complexity of His music is so fascinating. The organ works are brilliant as well!
This mesmerizing music is good for my soul: there are no answers, - what were the questions? - only a state of mind that isn't easily understood. This music just shows the state of mind, to me it has eternal value.
OMG, Max Reger immer wieder ein Erlebnis!
I'm enjoying this work on a pleasant Sunday afternoon in the autumn. The second movement waltz could go on for ever . . .
...sehr sensible Interpretation dieses außerordentlichen Meisterwerks durch den weltbekannten modernen finnischen Dirigenten und Komponisten; schön wäre noch die genaue Benennung der gut ausgewählten Bilder...
ein ansprechendes Bad für die Seele
Göttlich!!! Ein Meisterwerk höchster Instrumentationskunst! Hat auch etwas von Debussy! Impressionismus ist unüberhörbar!
Interesting. Chagrined to admit I'd never heard of Max Reger until stumbling upon this, which just popped up amidst the usual RUclips selections at the end of another piece I had just listened to. Glad I checked it out. I figured anything Essa-Pekka Salonen thinks worthwhile needs to be heard.
Thanks for posting this and introducing me to a composer previously unknown. Being the obsessive I am, now I shall have to search for and listen to other of Max Reger's works. :)
You'll discover many treasures I suppose
The third movement states and also suggests -- has an earthly mood then an elfin feeling, and enigmatic, personal quality -- quotes from Tristan and Isolde at 26:54-27:02 -- hints of tragic love then triumphal end . . .
Je ne connaissais pas cette musique, je la découvre avec plaisir : quelle belle inspiration, et l'orchestration de Reger est d'une si grande finesse, un orfèvre.
Vivien Sauvenergues ces't vrai...
Reger's strange lyric was not properly understood in his time. And our times don't allow us either to develop adequate sensitivity (die Stimmung) for this music of eternal timing... Armer Reger! Eternally doomed to eternal being misunderstood... Even so very lovely music.
Der beste Instrumentator, den ich kenne!!
Klar, jeder entwickelt sich weiter1
Potesse ritornare questo belpassato...
Es ist sehr schwierig, das Wesen dieses Meisterwerks präzis zu beschreiben. Trotzdem klingt es unbedingt schön!
Regers Romantische Suite op. 125 und der 2. Satz aus der Böcklinsuite op. 128 sind wohl die ersten und m.E. auch besten Kompositionen des deutschen musikalischen Impressionismus.
Ja, sicher. Ich kenne aber keinen andere deutsche Impressioniste.
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ist deutscher impressionismus nicht ne art widerspruch in sich?
magnifique
Wonderful!
Predivno
Such fantastic images!
This sounds very much like Liszt's Faust Symphony. The resemblence is undeniable.
I had not thought of that. But upon reflection and a listen to Faust, I think you are right!
Anything in particular strike you?
I thought so too
How does this become forgotten ?
Because he is not "easy listening" maybe. But so rewarding to listen to!
Reminds me, in parts, of Delius.
Excelente obra romántica de un postrromantico.
cristobal antonio ruiz cruz no era un postromantico. Vivía en el tiempo como debussy.
Pero es un romantico tarde
Beautiful, but who's paintings are be showed, before William Turner
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a pretty woman the likes classical music (Max reger¡¡) is as rare as a rose in the country (in my town) for Sofia Pacheco
Salonen surely interprets this work "romantically", with a lush sound that does bring out all its' beauty; but he misses the thrust and energy also contained in the score, and the elfin quality of the second movement is gone. A well-controlled flaccidity tends to allow Reger's fine effort to fall apart from lack of momentum. Reger isn't Bruckner after all, although he has never sounded more like him, especially at the passage beginning at 24:32 here. I really don't think that Salonen understands Reger's music.
Interesting comment. I am new to Max Reger - this is the first time I've heard anything of his work. Can you recommend other interpretations to check out? THX
Excellent observations.
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Ensure you drink plenty of water.
cut down on tomatoes
Avoid citrus fruit eg lemons, oranges
Avoid dairy products such as ice cream, sour cream and cottage cheese
(I read these and why they work from Amirykal heartburn remedies website )
ok thanks
The best method to reduce heartburn is: drink water, stop eating and continue listening to this wonderfully soothing Romantic Suite!
Thank you, Monika Dimkovik!
magnifique