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Erik Satie: Pièces Froides (Reinbert De Leeuw)
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- Опубликовано: 2 янв 2014
- Erik Satie: Pièces Froides - (Airs À Faire Fuir; Danses De Travers) - Reinbert De Leeuw
The Pièces froides has two sets of three pieces, written in barless notation without key or time signatures. A complete performance lasts around 15 minutes.
I. Airs à faire fuir (Tunes to Make You Run Away) - 1. D'une manière très particulière (In a very unusual manner) - 2. Modestemente (Simply) - 3. S'inviter (Invitingly)
II. Danses de travers (Crooked Dances) - 1. En y regardant à deux fois (Give it a good look) - 2. Passer (Go on) - 3. Encore (Again)
It’s so sad that people thought Satie failed as a musician. Yeah he wasn’t as popular as his contemporary Debussy but his music holds the magic of intimacy. Probably one of my favorite pianists of all time.
Failed musician? I never heard anyone say that before, not popular, yeah perhaps, but the people I spoke to that know of him, nobody ever said he was a failed, one of 'em didn't care for him, but he didn't ever mention failed.
@@spooks4772 nope not now I’m talking of when he was alive. Now everyone regards him w a lot of respect but back then he wasn’t considered to have been successful. (rather a weirdo)
oh, I see, that indeed was sad, I wish I could have met him
@@spooks4772 same :( his story is as sad as Van Goghs I wish I could go back in time and tell them how cool they are 😔
@@oleum5589 dr. who did tell van gogh in one of his episodes, haha... (although it was cheesy i loved it)
RIP Reinbert De Leeuw who passed away 1 year ago and who i consider the greatest Satie pianist.
That's not an opinion, that's a fact
@@simianto9957 well said
"Pièces Froides" is the most haunting music I have ever heard ... nakedly disclosing the human condition without apology ... gently ... and quietly departing, just as it entered our most private sitting room.
Satie saw his own mortality, and suffered. There is a thrilling melancholy for those of us that have lived a long life of many tragedies and are sensitive. I am a world-traveled, Vietnam Vet from a military family, yet, a fine artist; married three times, lost my brother to murder...my mother at 95, I'm 74 now - this isn't about me, but you see, you can imagine the distance between those lives- I hear Satie and I relate. He is serious.
L'amour a ses raisons - Proust
Thanks for the perceptive comment, RW. From my perspective as a pianist, the contribution to musical culture is unique. His love interest Suzanne Valladon painted him in period impressionist style and at the same time he personally knew other famous artists of the day so it is only natural that his musical pallette fit in perfectly with his era.. Of course his wardrobe was entirely monochromatic and redundant because he was entirely absorbed by his compositions. There weren't a lot of distractions. His work seems not to be at all compelling or dramatic, but to consist of a series of subtleties and thematic development, the product of a "phonometrician" at work. Along with Debussy, Satie's music was truly the Icing on the cake of La Belle Epoch. I'm a Viet Nam era vet and pride myself on not setting foot on Vietnamese soil. The work that army vet Chuck Searcy, is doing to rid the country of UXO is heroic, but of course our oval office nitwit has taken away federal funds from the effort.
Satie has something totally compelling for me. Combined with Impressionist and other paintings of the era it's just perfect. I've used Gymnpedie on several of my RUclipss where it fits wonderfully. I might even have a clip of his house in the port of Honfleur if I recall correctly.
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at least she wanted sex with you...
when a woman don't love me, than she don't want to see me ...
Tu es sympa, Rusty, mais on n'est pas là pour que tu nous racontes ta vie.
WTF, Rusty, nothing to fuck about your bullshit.
Quand le monde fléchit autour de soi, quand les structures d’une civilisation vacillent, il est bon de revenir à ce qui, dans l’histoire, ne fléchit pas, mais au contraire redresse le courage, rassemble les séparés, pacifie sans meurtrir. Il est bon de rappeler que le génie de la création est lui aussi, à l’œuvre dans une histoire vouée à la destruction !
si seulement le génie humain pouvait sortir un peu... un tant soi peu (sic) de son voyage intérieur...pour aimer.protéger les extérieurs nourriciers... extérieures Nature Mère.... cela conviendrait mieux au KarMa universel. j'en suis persuadé. mais je veux bien vous accorder que le processus créatif tient de LA Création même. mais alors que pense Dieu de notre faillite assurée, mais baignée de musique ? AH ! ..je parierais qu'il.elle même ne sait plus.... mais Satan lui, ne se fait pas d'effort de conscience. LUI peut prendre du recul. DIEU moins. La Nature nous a donné naissance sans trop regarder. La jolie musique ne nous sortira pas de cet embarras monstre 44k plus tard. ( ceci dit...votre dernière phrase ouvre des portes... et l'humain.e adore en ouvrir )
“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.” - Plato.
i looked it up and found out it's a Plato's quote... Wouldn't have distinguished it from sometthing said by a poet just the other day, some people really are immortal by their words
i would have been a lot cooler if you said that
Diogenes was cooler and way more intelligent you Featherless biped. Also a fucking hilarious troll which, ironically, is another form of Socratic irony, something play dough may should have understood (?)
@@jordanraoul3827 did you ever in your life said something thought by you? i don't think so.
@@alexanderdegothia why you mad? Don't you know the first rule of the internet? Don't get mad. Who ever does so looses.
Satie's melodies and choices of chords amazes me. I love his ability to surprise in the most subtle way.
Beautifully stated! I totally agree.
Simply is so out of nowhere. The harmony is the most unique I've ever heard. How on earth did he invent composition like that? Genius.
sufjan stevens gives me the same vibes as erik satie. that streak of innocence, childhood happiness, melancholy, bitterness, nostalgia for times gone by and a bit of concern for future unknowns
Love the way he twists and turns tonality into delicious pretzels that feed the ear and mind.
Much like your comment!
I adore how these paintings are matched and fit together as a sort of interpretation of Satie's pieces, it feels as if I'm watching the lives of people throughout their day without them being aware,, not entirely there and kind of giving me scrooge vibes when he turned into a ghost . .
It's eerie and melancholic and beautiful all wrapped up together, the type of uncomfortable I'm intrigued by
Yes the film does tie into a French feel. Satie captures that, too.
Satie has reached into a dimension of music that no one else has been able to find.
He might have agreed with you.
So underrated. Satie’s music is so wise. Like another point of view of people’s lifes on Earth. We are all mortal.
Your pfp happens to be one of my all time favorite art pieces!!
I find this music immensely reassuring. So much from so little. Satie is a genius.
I think "so much from so little" is a great description of Satie's work.
Well said.
it feels like the unexpected changes in chord and mood are the chaos that life gives us, but Satie is pushing back against that (as much as one is able to push back against the world), striving and pushing and using all his cunning to make order and beauty. sometimes it feels like there's respite and he's more in control, other times it feels like things are changing too fast to follow through on the initial plan, and it feels like we are underwater and struggling towards the surface. the most noteable thing is this: whatever happens, it is beautiful; not always is it sort of beautiful that we thought the phrase or section was building towards, but always beautiful never the less.
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The point about him being deceptively simple is inferred. Bitter-sweet, romantic but structured, rhythmic and repetitive but endlessly varied. Beguiling! I love it. Somehow it's healing, perhaps?
His music is so haunting, and yet I cant get enough of it
Let's make a horror 😱😂
🤔😂🤣🤣🤣
I am never sad hearing this , however it reminds me of being sad and glad it has passed.
It is indeed. Have you tried Gaspard de la nuit by Ravel?
Haunting is an apt expression for Satie's music. I find it ethereal and enchanting ,too.
Formidable un Satie que je ne connaissais pas. Grave et tendre. Magnifique interprétation.
It is impossible to describe everything about Satie. He is an alien !
Satie isn't extravagant or boastful in his works, which is why I love it even more so. It's slow, dreamy and flows so well.
seems he was extravagant as a person... I find his music quite extravagant for Paris and France at this time
Well someone doesn't know Satie, haha.
cela fait énormément de bien et procure beaucoup de plaisir , que de découvrir ces pièces moins connues ! ! !
Mais la musique de Satie est TOUJOURS trop belle ! !
SOCRATE n'est pas loin de cette musique ! ! ! !
When I was in the Satie Maison in Honfleur two years ago, I realized that his rosicrucian period left a glow of heavenly happiness in the midst of what appears to be melancholy; the beauty in the simple flow is what draws me year after year to his music...the pictures disturbs me a little, knowing the oftentimes dreary external life he lived on the outskirts of Paris...
I was in Honfleur maybe three years ago. I was pleased to see the wall plaque on his house as it was random discovery. I hadn't realised that it could be visited. Was it an interesting visit?
With Satie's music, I can enter Parisian art, and bask in it's beauty. Thank you, Erik Satie.
For anyone who is just discovering Satie, hold on tight and keep exploring beyond his peaceful, endlessly melodic works. He was complex and often difficult. Hear his "The Son of the Stars" and you'll find it hard to believe it's from the same composer. I'm still trying to figure it out. That said, this particular music is lovely, and so are the paintings that accompany it. I'm always sad when I think how an incomparable era teeming with arts ended with WWI, never to be hale again.
Greatest Satie's work. True Surrealism, he is a real innovater
Musique totalement sublime et de magnifiques tableaux. Satie est au mieux de son génie. Décidément que serait une vie sans peinture et sans musique ?ici le choix est tout à fait excellent par un amoureux de Paris de la beauté des femme,bref,un véritable artiste. Merci pour ce partage.
this is a real exercise in listening, like a conversation with a very wise person, so much is intimated at, entirely new directions are suggested with a turn of phrase
frank scott exactly! When I listen to Satie; songs I’ve heard numerous times, I always find something new and a different emotion expressed in his music.
Frank, that is a brilliant comparison.
Beautifully put
Lovely description - says it all :-)
Je pense que ce sont parmi les plus belles œuvres courtes pour piano imaginables! Rêveur - bravo monsieur Satie!
This is the best Satie for me. I identify with him a lot. I see, like him, I think, the absurdity of established authority and their callousness, yet the warmth of the common people can somehow shine through, despite Satie's bleak loneliness.
My favorite composer!
I like to listen to these guys early in the morning with the crows flying around and the changing colours of the sky.
At times Satie has a spiritual quality. It makes me smile. There is not sadness there for me. His transitions capture harmony. It is delicate. Thanks nadaniente.
for me Saties music is the happiness mixed with melancholy from a person that also emotionally has realized that life is going to end one day and that we never will know when its the tao of absurdity thats built into life put into music
yeah
So true...well put.
obaolori I felt the same thing but didn’t know how to say it. Thank you
These pieces have helped me accept the inevitability of my own mortality in a way no religion can- with sadness but also a deep satisfaction that comes from living and feeling fully,
I wrote a poem to this song and then I saw this, and my poem said the same thing.. music transcends language,
There is a lucid directness to this music. For the last 50 years or so I have sought out Satie's music for my own emotional solace and inspiration. His clarity always finds its mark and I'm grateful for his genius.
I am so in love with Satie's music right now. Gives me the shivers...so darkly beautiful and haunting. I am starting piano lessons and I could spend my life learning his and Debussy's repertoire.
Good choice. You will be rewarded for the experience. Ravel too. Best
Sometimes, less is more. The silence and spaces between the notes speaks to the soul....
he doesn't give you a normal or expected cadence but leaves it hang to where your mind ends up in an unusual place.
I love the unsettled feeling in this. It's an evolution, with an overarching theme, like a life of many events being remembered through one moment, one lens.
The combination of Satie's mellifluous anarchism and period paintings makes this an unusually effective and enjoyable powsting . Thank you nadaniente 115a
Satie just invented his own style
He just represents the feeling of melancholy so real and magical. I really appreciate Satie. Great composer and musician. His music maybe not that complicated but that makes it so magical. He really is important for the universe of music
L'impression de lire Alice Au Pays Des Merveilles /De L'autre Côté Du Miroir (Lewis Caroll) avec mes oreilles... Mêmes perceptions, mêmes compréhensions, encodages... D'une grande et rare intelligence. Je l'aime tant... Chaque écoute est un état de plénitude sans cesse renouvelé. Comblée, j'existe.
Love this video, perfect image of Satie and early 20th century Paris.
Serenity, not worrying and not thinking anything but immersing and floating in paintings as if nothing exists
That is my goal for when im an old man, serenity or as I prefer to call it, harmony, exactly how you described it.
Just really discovered Satie. I've heard bits and pieces from some of his songs without realizing it. I'm so glad I can finally appreciate his music more fully having a name to the tune now. I agree with the comments. From what I've heard so far, he is incredibly underrated for how subtle and intimate his songs are.
I find Satie's music instantly recognisable, genuinely unique, charming yet samey.
Minha paixão é escutar essas músicas... Sempre. Eu queria ter uma eternidade de vida, só pra escutar o som que os dedos desse homem produziram no piano. É uma das melhores dores que eu posso ter. Melancolia perfeita.
Erik Satie was the only composer that was ahead of his time he thinked about the 2000 . And wanna make his music like 2000. He loved Johnny Cage music also. He was really ahead of his time he was thinkin further then any composer. His music is a gift to the people. so thats why Erik Satie for me is The Best Composer That ever Lived Rest in Peace Erik Satie. I will forever play his Music . Till the day i die. And Maybe Conpose
Лаконичная мистика Сати...и прекрасные картины художников 19-го века. Великолепно!
Laconic mysticism Sati ... and beautiful paintings by 19th-century artists. Sumptuously!
so brilliantly, utterly melancholy
Par la parole, l'homme transmet à autrui ses pensées, tandis que par l'art il lui transmet ses sentiments et ses émotions.
bien dit !
I love Satie. This music accompanies the paintings perfectly.
I also listen the same music.
I do not look at the pictures. My pictures are in my fantasies.
amazing, you can feel the melancholy in every image, life is so, and every person is so,
C'est un ciel chargé mais avec des lueurs, des accalmies, des apaisements rêveurs.
I. Tunes to Make You Run Away
00:00 In a very unusual manner
03:39 Simply
05:28 Invitingly
II. Crooked Dances
09:03 Give it a good look
10:44 Go on
12:09 Again
Thank you.
What does the sub-classes you wrote correspond to ? (Go on , again ..etc) Are they subjective or classified like this by Satie ?🙂
Kiitos Markku.. Mutta mistä nämä ovat? :)
@@maiacharbonnier4416 Classified like this by Satie .
Much appreciated, Markku51.
Aparte la perfección de las figuras, la proporción y profundidad, es la luz , lo mejor de esta pintura maravillosa que deja tras contemplarla , una paz interior absoluta. España.
Satie music is very interesting, because gives us a set of really pictures and images of life. He was one outstanding compositor with a calm and relaxing music. Although ourselves can construct these pictures in our own imagination through this sublime music.Bravissimo!!
I didn t know that satie;now i m in love with its work.
POUR AIMER SATIE, IL FAUT AVOIR UNE TÊTE INQUIÈTE, QUI CHERCHE TOUJOURS LE SENS DE LA VIE ET SON DESTIN!!! IL A TOUJOURS EU, UN LYRISME ABSTRAIT, QUE PEUX DES GENS ATTEIGNENT...! Directement de Salvador-BAHIA-BRASIL.
Прекрасное впечатление! Стилистически- точное попадание.Истинное наслаждение- слушать...такую прозрачную, " прохладную" музыку и любоваться прекрасными живописными творениями... Большое спасибо!
Вера Н. Désolée mec, je ne comprends rien, mais je vois que vous apprécie le grande Satie 👍
erik satie est un immense compositeur pas assez joue ds les concers il a une pudeur bouleversante
je suis contente de voir un commentaire en Français ... oui, c'était un génie et il est mort dans la misère, c'est vraiment triste !
Maryse Pradet,
Die in misery all the people who do not appreciate him !
Nous qui sont empassionée du monde voit les plupart des êtres qui se déchets leur âmes pour des choses sans valeurs, et ça nous rends heureuse de tristesses qu'on les apprécie même que ça nous rends malheureux
This is so Romantic...perfect for
The prelude......of an evening.
people feel pity for Satie when he probably would be like "yea i lived a good life lmao" if he saw the influence he had on modern music
Magnifique sélection de peintures !!!
This music is absolutely sumptuous .... A Babylonian sound architecture erected by a humble and immense composer
Now I can realize many of my night's dreams. Wanderful Erik. Giacomo Leopardi loves you.
I'm super grateful for this song, it's really helping me get through some shit right now.
Under appreciated at his time, even to this day. Few understand the expression of his emotions. Few understand him. His time is yet to come.
Mr. De Leeuw makes these pieces anything but cold.
très beau cette musique et ces peintures impressionnistes.
De Leeuw is the master in conveying Satie.
The paintings are beautiful, too. A list of titles and artists would really be great.
You have a list of the artists at 14:19. Take good care!
@@mireillelebeau2513 Thank you. Much appreciated.
Beautiful music with the background of 11 impressionist painters.
For me the only person who can play Satie. Great visuals, thank you.
This is one of the most beautiful videos on YT. Music is the best. Reinbert de Leeuw is its most important interpreter. Images are simply wonderful. What could we ask for more?
Thank you. Satie and De Leeuw desserve it, the painters too. Thanks for taking the time to say it, it's very kind of you. Cheers!
Satie inspire me every single day
Serenity. Sernity. And peace of mind
Nice. I love Satie (music), painting, sculpture and poetry.
this is a much better interpretion on these pieces than most other ones heard here on youtube that are far too fast played, and almost mechanical, without any feeling.
Totally agree, most of classical music interpretations are being played far too fast, wich is a huge flaw, can't say this about this interpretation though. Thanks for shearing!))
By George !
I like the typo. Shearing instead of sharing !
I bet George could have played this.
It's supposed to be played in ragged time, slow, yes, but with a beating heart yearning to stop
Mr de Leeuw has played Satie for decennia, in his own meditative special way. I've heard many interpretations, but I believe he taps right into the imprint Satie gave to his compositions. I'm convinced that actually SEEing Mr de Leeuw play is not only fasciating to pianists, but to every sensitive soul in the world. It's sheer essence; no ego, no compromise.
For anyone interested I recommend watching a video from last year called "Reinbert de Leeuw - Erik Satie/ Gnossiennes 1-6 (live @TivoliVredenburg Utrecht)" here on YT.
日本人は好きですけど、やっぱり‼️これはいい😄
The painting and Satie's music just makes me want travel in time and place and be there.
It changed a lot, you know? Nothing is anymore as it were .... Still.... do it! :-)
@@nadaniente115a Been to France many times and love it. But it may be time to make another spring break in Paris, as it's been about 3 years since the last which was wonderful. What a city!
I should do the same, I haven't been in France for about 3 years too. Right now I'm more interested to go seing how is life in Berlin.... More calm I guess...
Great choice of art for the video...very evocative....and nice to hear something new.I listen to Classic FM in the UK and boy is it repetititive.. If i hear a lark ascending one more time I might go out and shoot a few
Haunting Erik, No 1 music for serial killer documentaries. Yay
Exquisite performances.
Thank you for making and sharing this beautiful video. The well chosen artworks complement the ambiance of Satie's music so perfectly. kedi
Kedimy so true
Reinbert de Leeuw is by far the best Satie performer ever.
This is music that takes you away from all of your tommorrow’s.
Cette musique est absolument somptueuse....Une babylonienne architecture sonore érigée par un humble et immense compositeur !!
this tryptich has a unique and oblique appeal ... no one is really sure if it's sad or happy...or dreamy. .. , , it's like unsure-of-itself Genius... Yet it's good enough and exploring...and this makes it intriguing. intriguing is the word
De Leeuw captures these beautiful pieces wonderfully
TYVM. Transcendental. In good sense.
[Memories. That painting by Gustave Caillebotte around 10 min]
Lennon said: “ Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans.” Satie is the only artist I know (with Morandi) who focused on these moments.
This is amazing. I have to be careful listening to Satie cause there's a deep melancholy vibe. It's beautiful but deadly. It pulls you inside parts of the mind that are almost too unbearable to remember. A place familiar but estranged at the same time. It speaks without words.
les Pièces Froides de Satie - triptych - immediately hypnotized me also .. back when, i was 20 and discovered them. It was total hypnosis. I couldn't think. i couldn't move. i couldn't look anywhere but, on the ground from the side ...it was as though i was paralized by this strange way of playing the piano. Music sparks chemical reactions in organic matter. you . me . the cow . the sheep . the plant . the wasp. it resonates on the walls of instinct . don't be afraid
you are so beautiful 😍
Beautifully said and I agree
To all the students to whom I taught tonal harmonic practice: forget everything I taught you about harmonic progression and cadences and just enjoy the fantasy world of Satie as he makes us forget our musical heritage.
:)
Anemoia: Nostalgia for a time you never knew.
It may be that Satie had the gift of synesthesia which overlap senses so that, for example, sounds had colour or temperature. So to me these are just very pleasant pieces of music but to Satie maybe he actually felt cold when playing or composing them. Debussy was a great admirer of Satie.
edepillim as a sufferer of synesthésie, I confirme, the couleurs fade to sepia, tiède devient froide comme une mémoire de joie longue oubliée
I have synesthesia and to me this piece is like a very dark blue to me which turns into a brighter one later on, then to sepia before ultimately fading into a bright silvery grey.
Synesthesia is not a gift. As a person who suffers from it, it makes me avoid a lot of things that I would not avoid otherwise. It also makes me like a lot of things that I can't put in mouth-words why I enjoy further alienating me from people.
mooi gespeeld en voor altijd Satie en De Leeuw samen. Morgen ga ik naar zijn uitvaart en begrafenis in Amsterdam. Hij is voor mij van grote waarde en onsterfelijk, door alles waar hij gepassioneerd voor ging en gelukkig op cd of dvd heeft vastgelegd. Rust zacht Reinbert!
the pieces of music paired with the works of art. lovely.
Wonderful image to accompany my favorite work by Satie. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a beautiful montage of art to go along with this beautiful piece 😌 perfect combination. 👌
The piece starting at 9:04 is very beautiful.
My favourite part of it
Whats is the name of the piece? Indeed it's beautiful
@@elremaster455Crooked Dances, Give it a Good Look
@@elremaster455Danses de Travers (crooked dances)….beautiful and mind bending at the same time…….
Somehow this song triggers some strange good feelings in me, something like nostalgia of moments I never lived, a feeling of a tranquil daydream, and a bit of the same experience I had when I used some lsd years ago. It's hard to describe the feeling but it's very deep.
These little pieces are my favorite thing among all Satie's works. I don't know quite what it is, but I just start them over again when they're done. And then again. As a guitar player, I thought maybe I could handle these on piano. Not so much, as it turned out. I really love them.