Theodor W. Adorno: Six Studies for String Quartet (1920)
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- Theodor W. Adorno (1903-1969): Six Studies for String Quartet (1920).
I. Sehr Langsam, Verträumt
II. Nicht Zu Langsam, Doch Schleppend Im Ausdruck [03:09]
III. Schwer Und Dumpf [04:34]
IV. Sehr Heftig [07:24]
V. Langsam [08:48]
VI. Langsam - Più mosso [11:52]
Leipziger Streichquartett
Cover image: painting by Tamara De Lempicka.
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i really didn't expect Adorno to be that musically, i really like the music, it totally took by storm.
Thanks Tavistock!
Très simple, très beau.
Wunderbar.
danke!!
Ironically restrictive.. seems to have nothing to express.
Maybe it’s the performance
It takes talent to make music that sounds this bad. Not think it sounds bad? Try humming the melody. Good horror movie background music though.
Well, well...his music is as pompous and didactic as the rest of his writing.
No, his musical experiment is not interesting. But what do a man who has been coming back to Adorno's writing time after time for his entire life think when he reads a line like yours? Mmn... the arrogance of an amateur.
@@kasperrghat4318 His readers are as pompous and didactic as his writings.
Francisco Eduardo Vargas Flores day what you want but dialectic of enlightenment is one of my favorite philosophical works ever. Are you a Kant fan and don’t like Adorno’s eclecticism or something?
Put down the books and plug your ears.
I think it's the opposite of "pompous and didactic"
What is it trying to "teach"? What vanity is it trying to show off?
Personally I'm not a fan of Adorno, but most people treat him as some sort of authoritarian demagogue, when he was just a (very) disillusioned 19th century german intelectual who saw his world and everything he cherished being torn to pieces throughout his life
(also, he has some uninteresting music, but these studies are quite nice, even lyrical)