Once you go to Stravinsky's world, you don't want to get out. How wonderful combination of harmony and creative and playful dissonance he wrote for us!
When I first started to learn this in college I hated it with a passion. Then by the concert date I thought it was one the most beautiful pieces written and still feel that way 45-years later. How lucky I was the choir director chose it. I've loved Stravinsky ever since that time. I want to thank Thomas Somerville for such an experience. It was his first year teaching at USC and I'll never forget him.
I did this in high school with two other area schools and although I became a professional tenor later, I played trumpet in high school and was in the orchestra. The work had a deep impact on me but in hindsight I wish I had been in the chorus. I'm glad to hear the work had a significant and lasting impact on you. Your testimony to your director shows the importance of such people.
Hola/Ola.? "A" level music at high school back then......some Beethoven deaf period string quartets thrown in..!!! But..it is how you have learned/taught how to appreciate it and love it? 45 or so years since this side too!! I am strangely happy seeing the score in front of me! Peace from Kaapstad.
I had much the same reaction. I hated learning it but at some point, it all clicked and started to fall in place and it has become one of my more well-liked works to perform.
Same! We did this in UNC-Greensboro in 1990 or 1991 - I had had such a sheltered musical youth that this piece was just bizarre to me, so I just went through the motions of learning the part...now it's 2023 and I find myself going back to that memory as a fond one!
Stravinsky est plus que le reflet d'une époque. C'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde décadente chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture sonore est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière!
The second movement is so mindblowingly awesome. Gives me goosebumps every time! A fugue for winds and then continued counterpoint underneath the choir. Love it so much!
My older brother bought a recording of the Symphony of Psalms and it was my introduction to Stravinsky, whose music I have been in love with ever since. Sadly, none of the choirs I have sung with have performed it so I keep my vocal score in hope .....
Happily, I had the privilege of singing this a couple times. It is hair raising in a good performance. One of those performances was programmed with Vaughn Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem and, as top-notch as that piece is, it almost seemed like fluff beside this.
Could be that the texture totally lacks in violins and violas. I've enjoyed this work for over 30 years, but it wasn't until I saw a video performance on RUclips that I realized the orchestra is devoid of fiddles smaller than a cello.
"The Symphony of Psalms is one of the great works of the twentieth century, a masterpiece of invention, musical architecture, and religious devotion." Donald J. Grout, Claude V. Palisca, A History of Western Music, Fourth Edition, Norton, P. 840.
Thank you so much for posting the score and syncing it to the music. One of my all time favorite songs - I find it so soothing and relaxing at the end of the third with those repetitive ostinatos and rich harmonies. Beautiful. I used to check out the score from my college's music library and follow along. Years ago I looked for a mini-score to buy, but didn't find one. Maybe time to look again. Glad Google's AI recommended this!
Yes use the app. The only thing I must come here to leave a comment. There are apps that remove ads. The one I have won't let you comment. But for just listening to music it's great.
@@Dan474834 "beauty" it's something relative. people should learn that quotes such as "more beautiful" or "less beautiful" are completely non sense and it is entirely subjective.
"How can anything be more beautiful that this piece" -- You are obviously not that familiar with classical music. This is modern crap along with other forms of art that proliferated in the 20th century.
The first movement ya, maybe the second. But the third is a joyful outcry and the later half being a serene and meditative hymn like segment. Also, a ton of Stravinskys neoclassical pieces are actually very light hearted and fun imo like the violin concerto, dumbarton oaks, and his symphony in C. You are right though. He can sound creepy when he wants to.
His piano sonata sounds also creepy, it has same kind of weird rhythms. But he has also a lot of ”mozartian” stuff. (Shostakovich considered them commercial and subjective music)
Igor Sztravinszkij:Zsoltárszimfónia 1. Exaudi orationem meam, Domine, et deprecationem meam (Hallgasd meg imádságomat, Uram, és könyörgésemet, 38.Zsoltár) 00:00 2. Exspectans exspectavi Dominum, et intendit mihi (Várakozással várakoztam az Úrra, és figyelmes volt rám, 39.Zsoltár) 03:24 3. Alleluja. Laudate Dominum in sanctis ejus; laudate eum in firmamento virtutis ejus (Alleluja. Dicsérjétek az Urat az ő szent helyeiben, dicsérjétek õt hatalmának szőnyegen, 150.Zsoltár) 10:07 Chicagói Szimfonikus Kórus Chicagói Szimfonikus Zenekar Vezényel:Solti György
00:00 1 ч. 1 т. 00:33 1 ч. 2 т. Exaudi orationem meam Domine / Вислухай, Господи, молитву мою 03:24 2 ч. 1 т. 05:28 2 ч. 2 т. Expectans expectavi Dominum / Непохитно надіюсь на Господа 10:07 3 ч. Alleluja! Laudate Dominum in Sanctis Ejus! / Алілуя! Хваліть Бога в Святині Його! 12:05 3 ч. 2 т. 16:46 3 ч. кода Laudate Eum in cymbalis! / Хваліть Його цимбалами!
I think the winds sans clarinets and high strings have a sound that ultimately brings pervasive luminosity to the work -- the high harmonics of those piquant tones set up the consoling all-embracing sustained alleluias -- this is music of shattering soulfulness.
The horn part in the allegro of the 3rd movement (which according to Stravinsky depicts Elijah's chariot climbing the Heavens) is one of my favorite passages in all music. I always stop whatever I'm doing to listen.
Back in my music history days, I wrote an assignment that helped me depict the mood of the first movement: "It is early morning. You are the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Emerging from your slumber, you step into the sunlight, ready to prepare and lead your army once more against the enemy forces. On the battlefield, clouds roll overhead, over the heat and sweat of soldiers fighting to the death. As the battle is looking grim, morale drops among the forces as more comrades perish. The fight rages on through the late afternoon; men are tired and wary of the violence. You begin to pray to the gods to save your men and end the battle. You want to see your wife and son grow up. No more death, just peace. Upon finishing your prayer, you feel a surge of confidence boosting your morale. This positive energy spreads through your troops like wildfire, allowing your men to plow their way through to the heart of the enemy forces. The end is near. With each defeated enemy, the path becomes clearer, emotions running high, sunlight beaming. Victory at last." Hope some of you enjoyed that haha
the world premiere of the symphony of Psalms was actually given in Brussels by the Société Philharmonique de Bruxelles on December 13, 1930, and Orff maybe heard it, and had some "souvenirs" in his own work in 1937...
The blueprint of music for its following century. Prokofiev said Stravinsky is Bach playing the wrong notes. I think that ranks very high on the funniest quotes of all time. Stravinsky is Bach if he lived to be 200 years old, imo.
Interesting that you should say that about Stravinsky… If you're into modern, Bach-like composers, you should definitely give Eurico Carrapatoso a listen. Check out these live recordings (where yours truly actually sang ;) ): ruclips.net/video/gOBSvTZj7cg/видео.html ruclips.net/video/zRIQHOOkK3c/видео.html We actually recorded it in CD and won a national award (from our equivalent to the Author's Guild), but I can't seem to find it online anywhere… What a pity! There's also a full upload here of Magnificat performed by a different group, but, modesty be damned, I like our versions better. Besides, we had the privilege of having the composer, who is a colleague of our conductor, overseeing our rehearsals and recording sessions. ;) Anyway, if you're curious to know at least the whole work, check it out: ruclips.net/video/IespF1rVchM/видео.html
Wonderful quote of Prokofiev. I'm been a Stavinsky fan since childhood (probably from seeing the Rite of Spring segment of Fantasia in elementary school which Stravinsky didn't like) but don't recall hearing it before - but then, my memory isn't what it used to be... I should add that I played the 3rd trumpet when we performed this with a combined choir and orchestra of area schools when I was in high school - I wasn't much of a trumpet player but I went on to become quite a successful singer (ironic, I think).
@@mallorybesom1717 The Impressionist painters were named by their detractors, who said that they created only the impression of paintings. Even if something is said as an insulting joke, it can still be an apt description, which I think this is.
It is a process!!!! The last mvt. has a completely aura and light inside it. The first mvt. I feel distortion. The second section, with the fugue, I feel a meditating, reflecting, or contemplating atmosphere. And suddenly the last mvt. has a completely different aura.
There are parts in the last mvt. which is crazier than the first two. The repeated E(falsobodorne?) reminds me the first mvt., a destiny-like and questioning mood. But there are also places with sincerity and warmth(or a brighter feeling)
20세기 전반 - [신고전주의] 스트라빈스키 - [시편 교향곡] [신고전주의] : 사회의 경제적 공활 상태에서 다시 이성을 시대를 갈구하는 방향을 택한 움직임 (급진적 모더니즘 ↔) 대신 [유럽의 옛 음악들의 특징]을 오늘에 맞게 부활시키는 활동이 혼란한 시대에 다시 균형 있는 의식을 제공해 줄것이라는 생각에서 비롯 [스트라빈스키] : 1기 : 1910 러시아 시기 : (발레 3작품 ①불새 ②페르트슈카 ③봄의 제전(원시주의) 2기 : 1920 신고전주의 : (풀치넬라) (마브라) (관악기를 위한 8중주) (오이디푸스 왕) (피아노 소나타) (시편 교향곡) 3기 : 1950 음렬(12음)주의 : (칸타타) (피아노와 오케스트라를 위한 무브먼트) (레퀴엠)
Not sure about this work as yet. Love Stravinsky overall but this is a tough work .not serene, powerful yes but not very serene. Anyone love Messiaens L' Ascension?. That s well worth hearing as another Religious work of devotion. Regards from the Smack77 channel UK.
Look I am all for people trying to make money but you don't have to set it to where ads plague the entire thing, especially when this isn't even your own audio! Ridiculous..
The Babi yar-symphony of Shostakovich sounds pretty similar. The time span is 32 years (Symphony of psalms written in 1930 and the 13th of Shostakovich in 1962).
Both are great pieces and share roots in Russian liturgical music and folk tradition, but for me one stands out as the bleakest utterance in the symphonic medium, with possible exception of his own 14th symphony, and one does not. The most noticeable influence I can hear on Babi Ya are Mussorgsky's Songs and Dances of Death. Often, Shostakovich seems somewhat behind the times, but it's what he did in his symphonic cycle that counts.
This subject superates my english skills... Stravinsky’s work derives also from his piano sonata (1924), there are similarities in harmony and especially in the ”rhythm going backwards”. Shostakovich`s Babi Jar is without light, because it is a description of jewish being conducted into to their ravine, meanwhile the psalms are of course more mystical and hopeful. Stravinsky never was interested in such horrific things like mass murders or death. The both symphonies are fascinating but not for everyone. Thanks for mentioning Mussorgsky.
Thank you. For me, the surprise was that it was uploaded with the full conductor. I never read one, it's an interesting exercise. And yes, he should upload a version with the piano reduction for the singing part ^^ As long as this one stay too of course
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Once you go to Stravinsky's world, you don't want to get out. How wonderful combination of harmony and creative and playful dissonance he wrote for us!
When I first started to learn this in college I hated it with a passion. Then by the concert date I thought it was one the most beautiful pieces written and still feel that way 45-years later. How lucky I was the choir director chose it. I've loved Stravinsky ever since that time. I want to thank Thomas Somerville for such an experience. It was his first year teaching at USC and I'll never forget him.
I did this in high school with two other area schools and although I became a professional tenor later, I played trumpet in high school and was in the orchestra. The work had a deep impact on me but in hindsight I wish I had been in the chorus.
I'm glad to hear the work had a significant and lasting impact on you. Your testimony to your director shows the importance of such people.
Hola/Ola.? "A" level music at high school back then......some Beethoven deaf period string quartets thrown in..!!! But..it is how you have learned/taught how to appreciate it and love it? 45 or so years since this side too!! I am strangely happy seeing the score in front of me! Peace from Kaapstad.
I had much the same reaction. I hated learning it but at some point, it all clicked and started to fall in place and it has become one of my more well-liked works to perform.
me too! I felt the same way! Love it now!
Same! We did this in UNC-Greensboro in 1990 or 1991 - I had had such a sheltered musical youth that this piece was just bizarre to me, so I just went through the motions of learning the part...now it's 2023 and I find myself going back to that memory as a fond one!
20:17 those harmonies over alleluia have lingered in my head for years
16:45
It is a Cmin7 but it is voiced and orchestrated so beautifully...
Stravinsky est plus que le reflet d'une époque. C'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde décadente chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture sonore est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière!
0:02 1악장
0:33 1악장 시편
3:25 2악장 푸가의 제 1주제
3:50 푸가의 대주제
5:28 푸가의 제 2주제 합창
10:18 3악장 합창
"Laudate, laudate" infects your psyche and you find yourself singing it the next day. That's when music is magical! Alleluia!
16:45 This theeme has been haunting me for two weeks now. Stravinsky - genius! So simple and so smart at the same time.
The second movement is so mindblowingly awesome. Gives me goosebumps every time! A fugue for winds and then continued counterpoint underneath the choir. Love it so much!
It's not merely a fugue, it's a DOUBLE fugue. Masterful.
My older brother bought a recording of the Symphony of Psalms and it was my introduction to Stravinsky, whose music I have been in love with ever since. Sadly, none of the choirs I have sung with have performed it so I keep my vocal score in hope .....
Stravinsky was a genius
Happily, I had the privilege of singing this a couple times. It is hair raising in a good performance. One of those performances was programmed with Vaughn Williams' Dona Nobis Pacem and, as top-notch as that piece is, it almost seemed like fluff beside this.
0:33 vocal entrance
- 시편 노래하는 부분
- 라틴어 노래함
3:25 2악장
-2중푸가
3:25 1주제
3:50 대주제
5:28 2주제(합창)
10:08 3악장
0:02 1 ч. Exaudi orationem meam, вступ, оркестрова тема
0:33 1 ч. Exaudi orationem meam, хорова тема
3:25 2 ч. Expectans expectavi, Подвійна фуга, 1 тема фуги (оркестрова)
5:27 2 ч. Expectans expectavi, Подвійна фуга, 2 тема фуги (хорова)
10:18 3ч. Laudate Dominum
Really interesting arrangement Stravinsky made, I've never heard an orchestral texture like this before. Beautiful
Could be that the texture totally lacks in violins and violas. I've enjoyed this work for over 30 years, but it wasn't until I saw a video performance on RUclips that I realized the orchestra is devoid of fiddles smaller than a cello.
@@swftwlly Surely that you hadn't noticed that speaks to intelligent and 'interesting arrangement', not lack?? Less is more in the hands of Stravinksy
@@swftwlly I agree with Isaac. It sounds interesting because of the lack of high-strings. Their role is somewhat substituted by the high-woodwinds
"The Symphony of Psalms is one of the great works of the twentieth century, a masterpiece of invention, musical architecture, and religious devotion." Donald J. Grout, Claude V. Palisca, A History of Western Music, Fourth Edition, Norton, P. 840.
what an orchestration! that last chord sounds like it's being played by an organ
very beautiful masterwork. Thank you for posting it.
The 'Alleluia' is one of most beautiful pieces of music ever written.. (IMHO)
1 часть:
Инстр. партия 0:18
Хоровая партия 0:33
2 часть:
1 фуга: 3:49
2 фуга 5:28
3 часть:
Вступление 10:09
Хор "Аллелуя" 10:18
Раздел-расширение 12:12
Кода 15:40
Спасибо 😱
Sang this with the Phoenix Boys Choir when I was about 11 years old. Dont remember all of it but a lot of it stuck with me
this is so beautiful i have no words
The 3rd movement transition from the introduction to Tempo I is pure genius.
This masterpiece has a great value!
It's blurry but still I appreciate being given this opportunity to read along with the conductors score. Great performance!
Thank you so much for posting the score and syncing it to the music.
One of my all time favorite songs - I find it so soothing and relaxing at the end of the third with those repetitive ostinatos and rich harmonies. Beautiful.
I used to check out the score from my college's music library and follow along. Years ago I looked for a mini-score to buy, but didn't find one. Maybe time to look again. Glad Google's AI recommended this!
Putting adverts inbetween movements of a Work like this is basically the definition of literal evil.
buahahaha no cap
Adblock time for you.
@@maxgregorycompositions6216 paradoxically this is capitalism
@@keyibreand3840 Indeed.
Yes use the app. The only thing I must come here to leave a comment. There are apps that remove ads. The one I have won't let you comment. But for just listening to music it's great.
This is so beautiful and excellent thank you for sharing it!
How can anything be more beautiful that this piece?
"than" this piece, not that. Sorry.
Most music is more beautiful than this
gfgf fgff likes look what you made me do by swift unironically
@@Dan474834 "beauty" it's something relative. people should learn that quotes such as "more beautiful" or "less beautiful" are completely non sense and it is entirely subjective.
"How can anything be more beautiful that this piece" -- You are obviously not that familiar with classical music. This is modern crap along with other forms of art that proliferated in the 20th century.
I love Stravinky's music but it's so creepy and eerie.
i get lovecraft vibes from it
For me that’s the point I want this to be in a horror movie
@@coolgreenbug7551 This would actually fit really well in Bloodborne
The first movement ya, maybe the second. But the third is a joyful outcry and the later half being a serene and meditative hymn like segment. Also, a ton of Stravinskys neoclassical pieces are actually very light hearted and fun imo like the violin concerto, dumbarton oaks, and his symphony in C. You are right though. He can sound creepy when he wants to.
His piano sonata sounds also creepy, it has same kind of weird rhythms. But he has also a lot of ”mozartian” stuff. (Shostakovich considered them commercial and subjective music)
The people who wrote the ost for the game Diablo 3 absolutely took inspiration from Stravinsky. If you know you know
This is often performed with 8 cellos and no other strings. As a former cellist it’s a blast to watch.
Oh, I think the basses would ALWAYS still be needed.
This is horrifyingly beautiful !
Igor Sztravinszkij:Zsoltárszimfónia
1. Exaudi orationem meam, Domine, et deprecationem meam (Hallgasd meg imádságomat, Uram, és könyörgésemet, 38.Zsoltár) 00:00
2. Exspectans exspectavi Dominum, et intendit mihi (Várakozással várakoztam az Úrra, és figyelmes volt rám, 39.Zsoltár) 03:24
3. Alleluja. Laudate Dominum in sanctis ejus; laudate eum in firmamento virtutis ejus (Alleluja. Dicsérjétek az Urat az ő szent helyeiben, dicsérjétek õt hatalmának szőnyegen, 150.Zsoltár) 10:07
Chicagói Szimfonikus Kórus
Chicagói Szimfonikus Zenekar
Vezényel:Solti György
3:01 - I love that sonority so much. Clean and effective.
00:00 1 ч. 1 т.
00:33 1 ч. 2 т. Exaudi orationem meam Domine / Вислухай, Господи, молитву мою
03:24 2 ч. 1 т.
05:28 2 ч. 2 т. Expectans expectavi Dominum / Непохитно надіюсь на Господа
10:07 3 ч. Alleluja! Laudate Dominum in Sanctis Ejus! / Алілуя! Хваліть Бога в Святині Його!
12:05 3 ч. 2 т.
16:46 3 ч. кода Laudate Eum in cymbalis! / Хваліть Його цимбалами!
I think the winds sans clarinets and high strings have a sound that ultimately brings pervasive luminosity to the work -- the high harmonics of those piquant tones set up the consoling all-embracing sustained alleluias -- this is music of shattering soulfulness.
The horn part in the allegro of the 3rd movement (which according to Stravinsky depicts Elijah's chariot climbing the Heavens) is one of my favorite passages in all music. I always stop whatever I'm doing to listen.
I 00:00
II 3:22
III 10:08
pog
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@@bendeguzbodor7833 pog
@@marcusloya7649 pog
Back in my music history days, I wrote an assignment that helped me depict the mood of the first movement:
"It is early morning. You are the emperor of the Holy Roman Empire. Emerging from your slumber, you step into the sunlight, ready to prepare and lead your army once more against the enemy forces. On the battlefield, clouds roll overhead, over the heat and sweat of soldiers fighting to the death. As the battle is looking grim, morale drops among the forces as more comrades perish. The fight rages on through the late afternoon; men are tired and wary of the violence. You begin to pray to the gods to save your men and end the battle. You want to see your wife and son grow up. No more death, just peace. Upon finishing your prayer, you feel a surge of confidence boosting your morale. This positive energy spreads through your troops like wildfire, allowing your men to plow their way through to the heart of the enemy forces. The end is near. With each defeated enemy, the path becomes clearer, emotions running high, sunlight beaming. Victory at last."
Hope some of you enjoyed that haha
The beginning with some of those piano lines reminds me of "Circa Mea Pectora" from Carmina Burana.
Yes! Namely at around 1:30 (at least that’s where I caught it). Nice ear!
the world premiere of the symphony of Psalms was actually given in Brussels by the Société Philharmonique de Bruxelles on December 13, 1930, and Orff maybe heard it, and had some "souvenirs" in his own work in 1937...
Yeah. Orff cribbed a lot from Strainsky. Stravinsky called Orff "Neo-Neanderthal music".
I was introduced to this beautiful piece in music literature during my college days. It is a bit creepy but that's what I like.
Yeah, it's a bit unsettling but also beautiful
Masterpiece ❤
Muchas gracias.
The blueprint of music for its following century. Prokofiev said Stravinsky is Bach playing the wrong notes. I think that ranks very high on the funniest quotes of all time. Stravinsky is Bach if he lived to be 200 years old, imo.
Interesting that you should say that about Stravinsky… If you're into modern, Bach-like composers, you should definitely give Eurico Carrapatoso a listen. Check out these live recordings (where yours truly actually sang ;) ): ruclips.net/video/gOBSvTZj7cg/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/zRIQHOOkK3c/видео.html
We actually recorded it in CD and won a national award (from our equivalent to the Author's Guild), but I can't seem to find it online anywhere… What a pity!
There's also a full upload here of Magnificat performed by a different group, but, modesty be damned, I like our versions better. Besides, we had the privilege of having the composer, who is a colleague of our conductor, overseeing our rehearsals and recording sessions. ;)
Anyway, if you're curious to know at least the whole work, check it out:
ruclips.net/video/IespF1rVchM/видео.html
Wonderful quote of Prokofiev. I'm been a Stavinsky fan since childhood (probably from seeing the Rite of Spring segment of Fantasia in elementary school which Stravinsky didn't like) but don't recall hearing it before - but then, my memory isn't what it used to be...
I should add that I played the 3rd trumpet when we performed this with a combined choir and orchestra of area schools when I was in high school - I wasn't much of a trumpet player but I went on to become quite a successful singer (ironic, I think).
Methinks prob'ly it was a joke, people, a joke. The two did not get along at all. A joke, sarcasm, irony. Humor, wit.
@@mallorybesom1717 The Impressionist painters were named by their detractors, who said that they created only the impression of paintings. Even if something is said as an insulting joke, it can still be an apt description, which I think this is.
@@saraetc5049 Well aren't you just a wonderful wonderful! I and the entire planet am impressed with your deep knowledge.
M1 capo - 00:00
M1 C. I. - 00:30
M1 5 - 00:52
M2 capo - 3:24
M2 10 - 7:10
M2 14 - 8:30
M3 2 - 10:40
Sorry, for my music history presentation :))
It would be nice to blow up the score's vocal parts and put them on the screen for sing along
Great performance. It would have been even better with boys’ voices. Solti really nails this piece.
Grande Igor Grande Igor Gracias Igor
❤
anyone else very sad that thy didn't realize the string instrument at 0:22 was a cello?
ur so funny katie
This piece reminds me of atom heart mother suite by pink floyd
What an exceptional piece of music it is too.
10:17 Glorious.
0:18
0:32
03:24
05:27
10:07
12:03
I wonder how everybody feels the meaning of the final cadence at the C major chord
It is a process!!!! The last mvt. has a completely aura and light inside it. The first mvt. I feel distortion. The second section, with the fugue, I feel a meditating, reflecting, or contemplating atmosphere. And suddenly the last mvt. has a completely different aura.
There are parts in the last mvt. which is crazier than the first two. The repeated E(falsobodorne?) reminds me the first mvt., a destiny-like and questioning mood. But there are also places with sincerity and warmth(or a brighter feeling)
The alleluia is so beautiful, or moving, or expressive. How can I describe this?
Thank you for the upload!
20세기 전반 - [신고전주의]
스트라빈스키 - [시편 교향곡]
[신고전주의] : 사회의 경제적 공활 상태에서 다시 이성을 시대를 갈구하는 방향을 택한 움직임
(급진적 모더니즘 ↔) 대신 [유럽의 옛 음악들의 특징]을 오늘에 맞게 부활시키는 활동이 혼란한 시대에 다시 균형 있는 의식을 제공해 줄것이라는 생각에서 비롯
[스트라빈스키] : 1기 : 1910 러시아 시기 : (발레 3작품 ①불새 ②페르트슈카 ③봄의 제전(원시주의)
2기 : 1920 신고전주의 : (풀치넬라) (마브라) (관악기를 위한 8중주) (오이디푸스 왕) (피아노 소나타) (시편 교향곡)
3기 : 1950 음렬(12음)주의 : (칸타타) (피아노와 오케스트라를 위한 무브먼트) (레퀴엠)
Is that Stravinsky ending on a MAJOR CHORD? WHAT?
He has done that quite often though. Perhaps most notably in the Firebird suite - one of the most glorious major chords I can think of
Well you don't have any sounds more satisfying than a major triad, so ...
The 3rd movement ends with a big C unison (wich is disturbed by a Bb note from basses instruments)
Is there a sonority better than a major triad to represent God?
Many pieces of Stravinsky end with a major chord. Firebird, most notably.
12:52 Am I the only one who find really great the woodwinds part? Such a shame that Stravinsky didn't delevelop or point out that theme
와 소름이다 스트라빈스키 곡이 리스트에 7곡이 있는데 대부분 너 계정이 다 모여있네
8:36 3개의주제적요소가 결합된부분
The beginning of the first movement sounds just like Ligeti's Musica Ricercata no 2
What a fucking vibe
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2악장 2중푸가
Très beau
Ennio Morricone brought me here
same
me too.
Not sure about this work as yet. Love Stravinsky overall but this is a tough work .not serene, powerful yes but not very serene. Anyone love Messiaens L' Ascension?. That s well worth hearing as another Religious work of devotion. Regards from the Smack77 channel UK.
Look I am all for people trying to make money but you don't have to set it to where ads plague the entire thing, especially when this isn't even your own audio! Ridiculous..
The Babi yar-symphony of Shostakovich sounds pretty similar. The time span is 32 years (Symphony of psalms written in 1930 and the 13th of Shostakovich in 1962).
Both are great pieces and share roots in Russian liturgical music and folk tradition, but for me one stands out as the bleakest utterance in the symphonic medium, with possible exception of his own 14th symphony, and one does not. The most noticeable influence I can hear on Babi Ya are Mussorgsky's Songs and Dances of Death. Often, Shostakovich seems somewhat behind the times, but it's what he did in his symphonic cycle that counts.
This subject superates my english skills...
Stravinsky’s work derives also from his piano sonata (1924), there are similarities in harmony and especially in the ”rhythm going backwards”.
Shostakovich`s Babi Jar is without light, because it is a description of jewish being conducted into to their ravine, meanwhile the psalms are of course more mystical and hopeful. Stravinsky never was interested in such horrific things like mass murders or death.
The both symphonies are fascinating but not for everyone.
Thanks for mentioning Mussorgsky.
@@jonathanlohn4376 I just remembered that Shostakovich made his own orchestration of the "Symphony of Psalms". Could not find it anywhere though.
15:38 till the end T_T
First movement feels like it belongs in the introduction phase of a very long final boss fight.
dark soul favorite composer
why did stravinsky decide to say "fuck the clarinet"? I get omitting violin, but why the glorious clarinet and viola?
I make a point of not buying those items that are advertised.
Whoever puts add between movements of a composition like this deserved to be fired.
Psalmu simfonija: III d. koda 16:45
10:08 3악장- allelula
the advertisement is so annoying
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This could have been a dark souls ost
스트라빈스키 - 시편교향곡
스트라빈스키 시편교향곡
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If a proper Berserk adaptation ever gets made, the first movement better be used as Father Mozgus' theme
2nd, counterpoint
Belíssima
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오 이 곡이 유튭에 없었다니
I don't read hangul so I'm wondering, what are you saying ? ^^
I was surprised that this score video has not been uploaded until then.
Thank you. For me, the surprise was that it was uploaded with the full conductor. I never read one, it's an interesting exercise. And yes, he should upload a version with the piano reduction for the singing part ^^ As long as this one stay too of course
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It flute lady 🤔
Sad the music has to be rudely interrupted several times for politics.
In my country is interrupted for amazon prime ads
@@wasimirojonesiii8708 that sucks man
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lmao which bossfight is this from amirite
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Se ve mal
Dark Souls type shit