Isang Yun - Muak "Dance Fantasy" (1978)
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Composer: Isang Yun (윤이상 Yun Isang) (September 17, 1917 - November 3, 1995)
Orchestra: Rundfunk-Sinfonieorchester Saarbrücken conducted by Hans Zender
This piece is formed out of two opposing dances: a boisterous, rhythmic "European Dance" and a calm, elegant "Korean Dance."
I really love the Sheng effect Yun creates in the woodwinds with the use of Sheng-like clusters, swells, and continual separation and rejoining of voices.
∪ is quarter-tone down, and ∩ is quarter-tone up.
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This is INCREDIBLE. I was mesmerized the entire way through, which rarely happens. Also, fun fact: Muak in Indonesia means sick/fed up lol
Isang Yun was Korean, and Muak(무악) in Korea means music for dance
@@ansutan1857 --- Superb.....BRAVO from Acapulco!
와~~~와 ~~~ 윤이상이 천재구나
서양의 그 어떤 현대 음악보다도 더 현대적이다 어떻게 이런곡을 만들 수 있지 ??? 세상에 이런곡이 있었다니 .......
현대적이다는 말러 곡들 보다 훨씬 더 현대적이다
불협화음이 이렇게 완벽하게 조화를 이룬 곡은 첨 들어본다
완벽하다
와~~~내가 찾아 헤메던? ㅋ 곡이 이런 스타일 이었는데 ......
윤이상만큼 색채적이고 한국적인 작곡가는 보기 드물죠
고맙습니다.
이 곳까지 이끌어 준 알고리즘 덕분에..... 무악을 즐기고 갑니다
I’ve had a bit difficultly getting into Yun’s
music but this was a really cool piece
Wonderful. Been listening to his music since the mid-70s and I don’t think I have heard a work by Yun that I haven’t liked
Unbelievably good
This is great, sounds like chamber music despite being orchestral
curiosa ma interessentissima composizione
This was actually enjoyable to listen to.
Mesmerising piece!
I like your channel so much😍 This helped me to add some poems to the music!! Thanks!!😃
Awwww... Do "Reak"! And why didn't you clean these small clusters out?
I did -ccg bsr:0,12; didn't want to do anything higher. I manually removed some larger clusters
@@Cmaj7 I'm afraid these clusters may prevent you doing -cut or horiz/vert padding. How did you fix this?
@@XinhaoZheng I change the tol parameter
@@Cmaj7 Oh! Silly me!
When you say "Sheng-like", do you mean Bright Sheng? BTW, that picture shows him holding a book about himself
I think he means the Chinese instrument.
Yes, the instrument 笙, read as Sheng in Chinese, Saeng in Korean, or Shō in Japanese. It's a part of old imperial court music (雅樂/yayue/aak/gagaku) that I believe this is based on.
What is this book with his name on it coauthored ? Thanks for putting this great score on !!!
sodelicious.............
0:48
You can tell that the 1970s were not a pleasant time by the level of dissonance in works like this.
say that to schoenberg's face
OK. Forget the dissonance. Did you see Schoenberg's disturbed paintings?@@PM_ME_MESSIAEN_PICS
oh my 😨😨😨intense
Heureusement qu'il y a la partition!
13:08 12:50
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What instrument is PK?
PK = Pauken = German for Timpani
@@Cmaj7 Thanks!
klanglich interessant, rhythmisch etwas banal, wie ich finde
Can we all agree once and forever that ties on pizzicato doesnt mean anything and doesnt do anything
They mean and do something. Otherwise you can cancel out double sharp or flat signs, slurs on harp and basically all percussions, and anything like these.
@@XinhaoZheng well, your comment looks like you are saying smart things that makes sense but the truth is - it doesnt. You will never tell the difference in a blind test between, say, viola player playing pizz with a slur or without. Maybe uou will on an open string on a doublebass. But its such a miniscule difference - it just shows composer to be a show-off.
Comparing it to a double-sharp is just sillyness
@@AndreyRubtsovRU Oh, I don't think a blind test on difference between D-double-flat and C is audible either.
@@AndreyRubtsovRU And on ties on pizzicato, imagine this situation: you have a double-dotted quaver rest and a hemisemiquaver pizzicato, in which you should use a tie or theoretically it should be damped immediately afterwards.
@@XinhaoZheng no one does that. Talk to real players :-)
he is north korean.
not korean
All North Koreans are Koreans but not all Koreans are North Koreans.
Isn't he South Korean?
@@classicalmusicanalysis He was born in nowaday South Korea, but when he was born Korea hadn't been divided. Also he supported North Korea and Kim Il-sung, that's the reason he was kidnapped and tortured into South Korea.
@@XinhaoZheng thank you very much for this information!
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