@@LordDickens-xu5jw Yes,I think it's likely he means the composer of the music in the video he's adding his comment to? So not as wild a guess as you may have imagined!
@@LordDickens-xu5jw maybe-but he's not a name like Beethoven or Bach or Mozart that nearly everyone would be familiar with. He was unknown to me until I saw one of his videos on my phone while I was looking for more pieces by another Japanese composer Yoshimatsu.(Coz I've long thought the last movement of his Piano Concerto "Memo Flora" was one of the best pieces I'd found).
This is crazy I was playing one of your videos and lay on bed, then I felt asleep and dreamed for about 1 hours, the playlist kept on playing. I only remember the end of the dream now where I was running with my cousin, we were chased by some people I don't know why. We are running in his hometown where I used to go with my family to visit him when I was young. While we were running I saw one of the old telephone boots which are now completely nowhere to be found. When I saw this telephone boot I screamed to him "NOSTALGIA!", then I woke up. I was about to reach my computer to turn off the music and realized the current video title was Nostalghia. I am really surprised. Now I have the actual certainty that (classical) music is not just about trying to order sounds together to create something beautiful and apply a random title just to finalise it. These artists are really listening to their inner voice and using instruments to express thoughts and memories on the outside. Clearly this one entered in my dream and have talked to me about Nostalgia.
It is weird ,but the same musical work played even by the same musician always sounds better in european setting. In North America always there is something somewaht vulgar ,even in the most carefully crafted settings. No one knows why happens this,but surely this overall eery and harsh north american landscape is one of the reasons.
We can hear a very subtle interplay between the violin solo and the string orchestra. This is a noticeable exception in Takemitsu's works. Takemitsu LOVES the subtle merging/opposition of quite different sonorities (instruments/groups). The harmony is led by synthetic modes, as most often in Takemitsu's works.❤🩹❤🩹❤🩹❤🧡💛💚💜🤎💜💚💛🧡❤❤🩹❤🩹❤🩹
The whole of this sound architecture is a flight into the Sublime. It's a very beautiful music played with exceptional skill and an impressive inner feeling. A delightful listening and therapeutic experience
C'est ... c'est ... au delà de ce mot : magnifique !🙏
10 лет назад+25
Me encanta la música de Toru Takemitsu, uno de los mejores compositores del siglo XX. Establece como nadie un puente entre la música tradicional japonesa y la occidental. Merece la pena conocer su obra. En estos momentos, año dual España-Japón, es buen momento para conocerla. Arigato
10 лет назад+2
Una obra de Toru Takemitsu que merece la pena, en mi opinion, ser escuchada atenta y serenamente.
Precise and beautiful performance of this somewhat mysterious concerto with silky sound of the violin solo and perfectly corresponding sound of the other instruments. The brilliant Maestro directs the compact and excellent ensemble in a ell-phrased tempo with effectively controlled dynamics. Truly fascinating!
Präzise und wunderschöne Interpretation dieses ein bisschen mysteriösen Konzerts mit seidigem Ton der Solovioline und perfekt entsprechenden Töne anderer Instrumente. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das kompakte und ausgezeichnete Ensemble im gut phrasierten Tempo mit effektiv kontrollierter Dynamik. Echt faszinierend!
I think he loves Mahler and alban berg, The effect of Mahler 9 is obvious , But very beautiful and true indeed It shows emptiness, fear, The end of era, greed, anything, World war , Hysteria...anything
There is the sound of the impermanence of all things in this world . It represents the principle that the potentate falls by all means . From Tokyo in Japan Which national are you watching this video ？
Beautiful, very reminiscent of Berg, but still with its own character and imagery, agreed there. Which language is the spelling of the title from, Italian?
Wonderful... Anyone have/know where I can hear a recording of Spectral Canticle, his double concerto for violin, guitar, and orchestra? Can't find it anywhere
Manuel Martínez Fraga te recomiendo el disco de Yolanda Kondonassis interpretando a takemitsu y debussy. Increíble interpretación y muy buena selección de obras
Several years ago, I've found some scores here in Japan. Have you ever heard his "Ran"? If not yet, please go find it! It's literally beautiful! P.S. I wish you could listen to "Hote (巨火)" which was composed by Minoru MIKI.
Beautiful interpretation, but the piece is imitation Berg. I find that Takemitsu explores and is successful in all types of genres of classical music, but I'm still looking for his personal, pieces that reflect his inner self. Does he have one?
His 5 solo guitar works are extremely unique in the repertoire. From different time periods as well: 1974, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1995 (if I remember correctly).
I am loving this composer more and more
@@LordDickens-xu5jw Yes,I think it's likely he means the composer of the music in the video he's adding his comment to? So not as wild a guess as you may have imagined!
@@LordDickens-xu5jw maybe-but he's not a name like Beethoven or Bach or Mozart that nearly everyone would be familiar with. He was unknown to me until I saw one of his videos on my phone while I was looking for more pieces by another Japanese composer Yoshimatsu.(Coz I've long thought the last movement of his Piano Concerto "Memo Flora" was one of the best pieces I'd found).
My fav.
Usually happens. I discovered him 20 years ago, can´t live without his music.
@@derfreischutz4380 So now we are addicts, I presume😂
武満さんの素晴らしい作品を、愛してくれる方々がこれだけ世界中にいる事の嬉しさ…😊
Thank you very much for the upload,Takemitsu was one the most original, imaginative, subtle and versatile composers of the 20th century.
The image is from Don Hong Oai if anyone is interested. Chinese art.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 Excellent image !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks for that. I thought this was a painting.He lived to be 104yrs old, was a photographer not a painter.
thanks you!
拍摄得非常漂亮！
Thank you from México....This is very special...How did you know? www.escapeintolife.com/photography/don-hong-oai/
This is crazy I was playing one of your videos and lay on bed, then I felt asleep and dreamed for about 1 hours, the playlist kept on playing. I only remember the end of the dream now where I was running with my cousin, we were chased by some people I don't know why. We are running in his hometown where I used to go with my family to visit him when I was young. While we were running I saw one of the old telephone boots which are now completely nowhere to be found. When I saw this telephone boot I screamed to him "NOSTALGIA!", then I woke up.
I was about to reach my computer to turn off the music and realized the current video title was Nostalghia. I am really surprised.
Now I have the actual certainty that (classical) music is not just about trying to order sounds together to create something beautiful and apply a random title just to finalise it. These artists are really listening to their inner voice and using instruments to express thoughts and memories on the outside.
Clearly this one entered in my dream and have talked to me about Nostalgia.
What a crazy moment you had.
I am going to see this performed by Anne-Sophie Mutter tonight and tomorrow at Boston Symphony Hall! It is so beautiful.
It is weird ,but the same musical work played even by the same musician always sounds better in european setting. In North America always there is something somewaht vulgar ,even in the most carefully crafted settings. No one knows why happens this,but surely this overall eery and harsh north american landscape is one of the reasons.
We can hear a very subtle interplay between the violin solo and the string orchestra. This is a noticeable exception in Takemitsu's works. Takemitsu LOVES the subtle merging/opposition of quite different sonorities (instruments/groups). The harmony is led by synthetic modes, as most often in Takemitsu's works.❤🩹❤🩹❤🩹❤🧡💛💚💜🤎💜💚💛🧡❤❤🩹❤🩹❤🩹
I can see you feverishly typing this while fingering your ego
Indeed!
What an enchanting piece of music
Toru Takemitsu is one of the greatest composers of our age !
Thanks a lot
Listen Isang Yun's chamber music...
No, it is not a lot
The whole of this sound architecture is a flight into the Sublime. It's a very beautiful music played with exceptional skill and an impressive inner feeling. A delightful listening and therapeutic experience
Fabulous. Super modern. Lush, logical, lucid, lovely.
A ARTE É ISSO MESMO, CADA UM, A EXPERIÊNCIA EM FUNÇÃO DO SEU UNIVERSO PESSOAL...
SE EU NUNCA TIVESSE SENTIDO NOSTALGIA NA VIDA ,COMO IRIA PERCEPCIONAR ESTA OBRA?
C'est ... c'est ... au delà de ce mot : magnifique !🙏
Me encanta la música de Toru Takemitsu, uno de los mejores compositores del siglo XX. Establece como nadie un puente entre la música tradicional japonesa y la occidental. Merece la pena conocer su obra. En estos momentos, año dual España-Japón, es buen momento para conocerla. Arigato
Una obra de Toru Takemitsu que merece la pena, en mi opinion, ser escuchada atenta y serenamente.
Concordo pienamente !!! !!! !!!
Precise and beautiful performance of this somewhat mysterious concerto with silky sound of the violin solo and perfectly corresponding sound of the other instruments. The brilliant Maestro directs the compact and excellent ensemble in a ell-phrased tempo with effectively controlled dynamics. Truly fascinating!
Indeed!
Une découverte
Nel mezzo del cammin di nostra vita ........
Präzise und wunderschöne Interpretation dieses ein bisschen mysteriösen Konzerts mit seidigem Ton der Solovioline und perfekt entsprechenden Töne anderer Instrumente. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das kompakte und ausgezeichnete Ensemble im gut phrasierten Tempo mit effektiv kontrollierter Dynamik. Echt faszinierend!
É extremamente lindo mesmo. Agradeço este canal por me proporcionar uma incrível variedade de grandes compositores como este.
Surely im not the first to hear the sound of berg (especially the violin concerto) moving through this, but made takemitsus own voice
Also reminds me of Samuel Barber.
Yeah, this piece is particularly romantic, expressively speaking. Berg also
Un músico maravilloso 👏👏👏
This symphony harms my ears with delicious melodies.
Harm is not a fitting word for a so heavenly work. It soothes so wonderfuly the ears of the careful listeners.
A direct descendent of the Berg Violin Concerto. It has the same sensitivity to color and sensuousness. I keep expecting to hear the Bach chorale.....
This is such a brilliant piece of music head and shoulders above some of his other works.
All his musical worls sound heavenly !!!
and a fantastic performance !
Yes ,indeed !!!
!!!Que hermosa música ,está llena de poesia y sensibilidad .!!! .
Concordo completamente !!!
Reminiscencing the times I spent with my brother.
Unique harmonic structures. Lovely music
根源郷愁・NOSTALGIA-AVANGARDE
beautiful.
Heavenly.
Beautiful.
Thank you.
In memory of Andrei Tarkovskij
Is it really? If so, it's perfect!
@@AnthonyLeighDunstan no
@@lkh0120 actually yes. did you search for it?
@@AnthonyLeighDunstan yes it is a command from Yehudi Menuhin, but still refered to tarkovski's film
cosimohankypants Takemitsu likes movie and drama
Beautiful, although 30 years apart it is quite similar to his sublime 'Requiem for Strings' ❤
Sublime
ADORO OUVIR
Cuando la belleza se manifiesta....
Si ,concordo pienamente von Voi ,signora!
Es gibt einen Film von Tarkowski, der ebenfalls so heißt und von der Stimmung her gut mit der Musik harmoniert - die Musik gefällt mir 🧡💛🤍
Благодарю
Я тоже благодарю сердечно Тору Такемицу !!!
божественно!
¡awesome! and very sad
I think he loves Mahler and alban berg, The effect of Mahler 9 is obvious , But very beautiful and true indeed
It shows emptiness, fear, The end of era, greed, anything, World war , Hysteria...anything
Excellent mention too . ( Reminds Schnitke too . Much more !!! )
Χρίστος Χαμα'ι'δής Kurtag and Berg
indeed, it's a great piece of music and a wonderful performance ! listen also to benjamin britten "lachrymae"....!
This is the ultimate reference for nice dissonance
it sounds very much like variations around wagner's tristan and isolde opening
in fact, i thought the same
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There is the sound of the impermanence of all things in this world .
It represents the principle that the potentate falls by all means .
From Tokyo in Japan
Which national are you watching this video ？
Indian
The United States, Arizona
Beautiful music of space and time; simplicity, life, loss, uncertainty, and understated sensibilities.
I only understand the world through pop culture references, so this reminds me of Dead Space 2.
Beauty is sometimes complex... like life
Beautiful, very reminiscent of Berg, but still with its own character and imagery, agreed there. Which language is the spelling of the title from, Italian?
Masterpiece
the dark side of nostalghia
Wonderful... Anyone have/know where I can hear a recording of Spectral Canticle, his double concerto for violin, guitar, and orchestra? Can't find it anywhere
I know this is very late but I recently had to buy a 5 disc set from Japan to hear it, I'd be happy to send it to you if you still need it
Lo acabo de descubrir y me encanta. Me compraré algún disco. ¿Alguna recomendación?
Manuel Martínez Fraga te recomiendo el disco de Yolanda Kondonassis interpretando a takemitsu y debussy. Increíble interpretación y muy buena selección de obras
sarebbe piaciuta ad #Hitchcock
Veramente!
does anyone has the score of this masterpiece?
Several years ago, I've found some scores here in Japan.
Have you ever heard his "Ran"? If not yet, please go find it! It's literally beautiful!
P.S. I wish you could listen to "Hote (巨火)" which was composed by Minoru MIKI.
Good film and ambient music
Bioshock sounds a lot like this.
8:14
sasha king crimson !
This would be great for a resident evil or silent hill game!
Not saying if I like or not: the composition has not any eastern or asian straits.
Beautiful interpretation, but the piece is imitation Berg. I find that Takemitsu explores and is successful in all types of genres of classical music, but I'm still looking for his personal, pieces that reflect his inner self. Does he have one?
His 5 solo guitar works are extremely unique in the repertoire. From different time periods as well: 1974, 1988, 1991, 1993, 1995 (if I remember correctly).
Sound of Wagner.
The cover image is not a Japanese art. It's a photograph by Chinese photographer 单雄威（Don Hong-Oai）.
ruclips.net/video/fWC6U0vdcmQ/видео.html