Scriabin: The Poem of Ecstasy, Op. 54

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 45

  • @alexhamilton9758
    @alexhamilton9758 3 года назад +1

    Just one reason why this is the best version of this piece ever: Svetlanov can actually count. The final chord is held for 4 whole notes and a half note. LONG, not short like most conductors do it.

  • @petrwinci
    @petrwinci 12 лет назад +5

    Scriabin + Svetlanov = the greatest music

  • @OdinLimaye
    @OdinLimaye 2 года назад

    Scriabin's Poem of Ecstasy remains one of the greatest and most emotionally impactful pieces of music ever composed in human history.

  • @nebbykoo
    @nebbykoo 12 лет назад +4

    Scriabin. Stunning. A Titan of 20th century music. You can hear where Daphnis et Chloe came from.

  • @fjgonzaf
    @fjgonzaf 9 лет назад +3

    Version devastadora..impresionante…absoluta referencia de una obra inquietante….Magnífica.

  • @yuyiya
    @yuyiya 12 лет назад +2

    Sometimes he recalls Debussy, sometimes Tchaikovsky; and at other times, he prefigures the great jazz arrangers. Wonderful music! Thanks for sharing :-)

  • @TheFlyingFoodTester
    @TheFlyingFoodTester 12 лет назад +2

    Saw this live on past Saturday.
    Freakin awesome!!!! Why isnt this guy more popular?

  • @enviroguy216
    @enviroguy216 12 лет назад +2

    Hi Classic lovers - I only recently heard the genius Scarabin - through this work the Poem - this year played by WASO in Perth Aust. - its incredible really incredible work - and so glad i can now indulge in more fantastic Russian work!...

  • @fjgonzaf
    @fjgonzaf 13 лет назад +1

    Excelente versión. Intensa, lenta, desgarradora, ¡ cómo tiene que ser ¡

  • @wuyipiano
    @wuyipiano 2 года назад +4

    The ending is epic...

  • @hectorberlioz9569
    @hectorberlioz9569 7 лет назад +7

    No one conducts Scriabin better than Svetlanov....

    • @organboi
      @organboi 4 года назад

      Not true. At all.

  • @ppvienna9
    @ppvienna9 12 лет назад

    Gustav Mahler Orchester performed the" Poem" yesterday at Musikverein, Wien under Mr. David Afkham - fantastic! Plus Webern, Wagner and Zimmermann - what a night!

  • @AndreiKrakovsky
    @AndreiKrakovsky 12 лет назад +1

    "The Poem of Ecstasy" is title of Scriabin's Symphony Number 4, which is opus 54

  • @MrPlumiferus
    @MrPlumiferus 12 лет назад

    I like the picture. It helps me to de-focus from the image and enjoy the other-wordly music.

  • @822003
    @822003 7 лет назад

    This is the forerunner of Firebird, Daphnis et Chloe, etc. You can hear their origins in this masterpiece.

  • @frankentomato
    @frankentomato 13 лет назад +1

    Many people listen to the 3 Bs: Bach, Beethoven and Brahms, but I listen to the 3 Ss: Scriabin, Schöenberg and Stravinsky.

  • @JohnnyRodgers007
    @JohnnyRodgers007 5 лет назад

    By far the best climax with the triple fortississimo ritardando before the drop

    • @organboi
      @organboi 4 года назад

      No it's not. The greatest climax of this piece I ever heard was with the New York Philharmonic conducted by Louis Langrée. They played it this past week. Nothing even comes close to that. He understands the piece and the ending. And every instrument could be heard clearly, especially the chimes at the end, which are rarely heard on recordings.

  • @marcorocca3411
    @marcorocca3411 11 лет назад

    You are right, kitchenaut and Zack Wall don't forget Shostakovich the concert piano number 2 is really a masterpiece.. but also this Poem of ecstasy.. I love it too much...

  • @Resplencemelodi
    @Resplencemelodi 8 лет назад

    The ending that doesn't seem to end ahahahahha love it

  • @marmasiotis
    @marmasiotis 13 лет назад

    beathtaking, inspiring, liberating

  • @BMWSant16
    @BMWSant16 12 лет назад +2

    I constantly fast-forward it to 20:00.. haha

  • @pastrychef1985
    @pastrychef1985  13 лет назад

    @ClassicHolic Pardon, it was midnight when this was uploaded!

  • @TheNewFlutist
    @TheNewFlutist 11 лет назад +1

    There's an organ in this piece?? Wow, I never knew until I listened carefully to this performance.

    • @ChalieChaplin
      @ChalieChaplin 6 лет назад

      Yes, in both 4th and 5th symphony!

  • @backbreakers123
    @backbreakers123 8 лет назад +1

    who issued the original cd of this wonderful, inspiring, thrilling performance?

  • @TheFlyingFoodTester
    @TheFlyingFoodTester 12 лет назад

    My Generation pushed this guy into almost total obscurity, and made "Call me Maybe" a No. 1 hit!!
    *
    GOD HELP MY GENERATION!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @sir1920
    @sir1920 12 лет назад

    thats the himilaya mountains. scriabin was going to play this piece there and he said the world would end after the preformance.
    the pic is appropriate.

    • @erikfreitas7093
      @erikfreitas7093 3 года назад

      Actually he intended to perform his epic composition “Mysterium” there, but never got the chance to complete it.

  • @lecheparavaka
    @lecheparavaka 13 лет назад +1

    amazing performance!!! where is taken the picture??

  • @charlesmugleston6144
    @charlesmugleston6144 6 лет назад

    Can anyone tell me please - was Scriabin inspired to write this partly or wholly by reading The Ruba'iya't of Omar Khayya'm as translated by Edward FitzGerald ? Thank you Charles Mugleston Omar Khayyam Theatre company

  • @AnthonyDonnellyTT
    @AnthonyDonnellyTT 2 года назад

    E P I C

  • @FilipusWisnumurti
    @FilipusWisnumurti 12 лет назад

    this is symphony no 4

  • @michaelarimes
    @michaelarimes 11 лет назад +2

    Scriabin died in 1915.

  • @kitchenaut
    @kitchenaut 11 лет назад

    No room for Shostakovich?

  • @btuya1
    @btuya1 12 лет назад

    thi picture is not from Himalaya, the mountain range look from steppy part of Mongolia. It looks like a small town from there.

  • @ClassicHolic
    @ClassicHolic 13 лет назад

    i think it's op.54

  • @boxers7x5
    @boxers7x5 12 лет назад

    Is this the '66 recording?

  • @ziegunerweiser
    @ziegunerweiser 9 лет назад

    ...Szymanowski Shostakovich Schnittke Schumann Schubert Sibelius Strauss Saint Saens

  • @erickverran653
    @erickverran653 11 лет назад

    Yeah, yeah. Don't you hear your grandfather saying the same thing?

  • @dreampoets
    @dreampoets 11 лет назад

    God did NOT create Hell...there is no such thing as a hell fire place of torment.

  • @michaelsearle1458
    @michaelsearle1458 12 лет назад

    fuck the picture..just minimise, put up a picture that YOU like and enjoy the music.

  • @organboi
    @organboi 4 года назад

    Absurdly WRONG tempos at end. Awful. The orchestra can't even sustain it that ridiculously SLOW. Scriabin would be appalled. And that stupid pause before the last segment. All I hear is a pretentious conductor trying to make his mark. I hear no Scriabin. Slowing it down that much killed everything. The effect is opposite of what the conductor was probably after.

    • @qp4590
      @qp4590 2 года назад

      I suppose you might find the 1968 recording by the same cond/orch more appealing at