Gloria Coates: Quartet No 7 "Angels" for string quartet and pipe organ - Score Follower
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- Spektral Quartet with Mary Pan, pipe organ
Theo Espy, violin
Clara Lyon, violin
Doyle Armbrust, viola
Russell Rolen, cello
Recorded live at Rockefeller Chapel, University of Chicago, October 5th, 2018. Note: the full sound image was difficult to capture, so in this recording the organ is sometimes under-balanced relative to the strings.
The performance received an enthusiastic review from Chicago Classical Review. In it, Lawrence Johnson writes: "The Seventh Quartet is a work of stark conflict and chromatic strife with brief respites of spiritual calm. The quartet begins with beast-like lowing from the organ, answered by the strings with eerie high tremolos and glissandos. The contrasting material alternates and accelerates; the organ embarks on a long crescendo topped by a jarringly massive chord, almost overpowering coming from the mighty Rockefeller instrument." Read the full review here: chicagoclassic...
Score used by permission from the composer.
Three-time GRAMMY nominated Spektral Quartet was active from 2010 to 2022. In that time the Chicago-based ensemble commissioned over 85 composers for new works, served as ensemble-in-residence at the University of Chicago for 7 years, toured nationally and internationally, and released studio albums. Read / hear more at www.spektralquartet.com
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Looking at the score, one thing I can definitely appreciate is how simple and straightforward everything is. There's no insanely complicated rhythms, constant time signature changes, or new types of notation that you have to spend days getting used to. And yet, it still sounds very modern.
I, too, enjoyed this straightforward and simplistic approach to contemporary and approachable composition. I was able to pick this up and then play by ear in a matter of mere centuries practice time.
It has its layers of complexity.
I was lucky enough to be there and this was my introduction to Gloria Coates. Major life event, I truly mean that, she is *it* for me still.
Nowhere could I find it mentioned that the score is built on a hymn-tune....Angels We Have Heard on High..presented right at the beginning....superb piece, great performance...
yes! and at 4:19 in the organ (though hidden behind the glisses) is 'God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen'
I love how ominous this is, really gives me the feel of an angel invasion comming
Hopefully the angels will take you away.
somehow I never knew you could make strings sound like this. that sketch at the beginning is also hauntingly beautiful
Just listened to the piece through and then went back to look at the sketch of the piece shown at the beginning and realized it makes an angel!
Just looked her up and saw that she passed yesterday (assume that is why it is recommended). RIP Gloria.
oh :(
i haven’t heard of her before hearing this work
this work is wonderful
should check more of her work
yes, am not sure if this is the same person. but it could be. if you figure it out, please, let me know. thanks.
in any case … RIP to a wonderful composer
May she always be remembered for the meaningless tripe she produced.
@@freewheeler8924 smh
@@freewheeler8924obviously she composed this kind of music because its what she loved, no reason to insult a composer who just died just because you dont like their music. atleast she wasnt just doing it for the money
@@freewheeler8924may you always be remembered for the shitty comment you left on a youtube video
It's so nice to see other contemporary composers writing for the organ in non-traditional ways :) glad i'm not the only one
Stumbled upon this by accident and I'm so grateful I did! Holy cow this is incredible
Mesmerizing piece...
よく見つけましたね。🙂
That's very intriguing. Fascinating.
Trabalho muito rico com dissonâncias e glissandos e uma dinâmica muito arrojada tipo Xenakis e Penderecki. Gostei.
So good...
ruclips.net/video/z6gUNH-GrgY/видео.html
Always liked Coates, never knew she was spiritually conscious!
While it's not the kind of music I usually listen to, this is actually good. There are clear melodies and the musical idea is there. This is good.
It’s string quartet No 7 “Angels” for string quartet and organ by Gloria Coates
Very spiritful vibrations. Inspired. Can visualize the gathering energies watching, moaning, commenting, helping, coaxing, from the other side.
Brava! 🪽
Fantastic!!!
woww this is really amazing
I could not memorise this at sight.
I would LOVE to perform this piece, where can I get the music?
send us an email at spektralquartet at gmail 😀
Buenísimo!
Wow ❤
Please, release this
Is there a CD of this? I would like to buy a copy but can't find any trace of it.
this is what plays in my head when the teacher starts assigning homework on friday
what a freakin piece!
This would be a great soundtrack for a horror film
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Xenakis style
@me wheb 99kN I think it actually is quite close to Xenakis
' style - even if it may come from a different place.
@me wheb 99kN the glissandos, the handling of the dynamics...
@me wheb 99kN because of your reply to
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1 month ago
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@me wheb 99kN but what did you mean by this comment: "omg you commented something else"?
@me wheb 99kN ah okay I misunderstood. I thought you meant the comment didn't fit the music.
new kraftwerk album of early era sounds great
This is what you hear when you uncover an obelisk
I agree. this is the music heard in the outer lands
sodelicious...........
I'd not heard of this composer before. Sounds extraordinary.
couldn't pass by the thumbnail
clicked on it for the thumbnail too
Same
Biblically accurate music
yuh
Is this a musical composition or a drawing?
Little bit of both! 😄
Yes
Source?
what of?
@@vatican2397 the big bang. Thx 🙏
@@GreenTeaViewer i made it up
2:20
literally *elbows*
like being exposed for 13 straight minutes to the doppler effect..is the airplane (or angel in this case) coming or going?...and that etch-a-sketch looking angel..that's taking formalism a bit far. I do like the organ, but I find her glissandi fetish a bit too habitual. For my taste, it'd be nice to run up against something occasionally solid; less perpetually drippy and slidey.
How can they make sense of those chicken scratches.
The longer you study it the more it makes sense! Also we had the good fortune to work with the composer.
По моему, большинство композиторов пишущих такую музыку ни во что не верят ни в Бога ни в ангелов. Они лишь используют Библейскую тематику чтобы продемонстрировать свою продвинутость в области композитрских приемов. Духовности я не услышал в этом опусе. И еще одно, я считаю очень не продуктивно рисовать нотами некие образы и считать что музыка будет выражать именно это. Совремегную музыку люблю и понимаю, но, по моему мнению, академическая музыка зашла в некий тупик. Попытки найти "новую простоту" пока не увенчались успехами.
A quién se le ocurre que los angeles pueden producir sonidos del manicomio o del infierno??? Por favor Bach volvé
Sounds like a good sound track to a horror film. And I don’t like horror films either.
As much as I'd love to hear this, 40 seconds of obnoxious commercials is just too high a price to pay. Forget it. There's plenty of good music still to hear elsewhere!
We have no control over what RUclips does…
Noone gives a shit about your opinion.
Carnival of the Glissandi, by Saint-Saens.
ok thats funny
Jesus is COMING!!
i want to get down on my knees and please Jesus
Hope he doesn’t make a mess.