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Beethoven, String Quartet No. 14 in C-sharp minor, opus 131
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- Опубликовано: 12 авг 2024
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Ludwig van Beethoven's String Quartet No. 14 in C-sharp minor (opus 131), performed by The Alexander String Quartet, accompanied by an animated graphical score.
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Q: What are the start times of the movements?
A: Here:
1 0:00
2 6:12
3 9:18
4 10:06
5 23:40
6 29:01
7 30:48
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Its crazy how people of his time when they first heard it, hated it and walked out of his performance and called him deranged. Like apparently this came out way before its time and didn't gain its deserved recognition until later.
It's also possible that the performers weren't up to it. He was deaf, so he might not have known how badly they were playing it. I'm not saying that the music itself might have been beyond the listeners, too --- just that modern performers understand it a lot better, having grown up hearing it (and, a couple of hundred years of quartets teaching each other how to interpret it).
Im pretty sure Beethoven died before the first performance.
Just for mobile peeps:
6:12
9:18
10:06
23:40
29:01
30:48
One of the most emotionally filled sounds that is possible to make.
Haven't listened to this quartet with such rapt attention since I was a student first learning the quartets. Your graphics exhibit the 2, 3, 4 and 5 note motifs brilliantly and the finale is breathtaking.
Thanks!
I was about to make a similar comment. So many movements, so many themes within the movements, it's a lot of music and the differences in the graphical styles really help you keep track of it all.
Wow my favorite late quartet. Love the graphics!
I've been waiting for this from you for years! My favorite quartet, and it looks wonderful. Thank you do much smalin. Made my day :)
Pretty interesting that after 5:20 the voices become scattered and arpeggiated, and the only time they are not is when it states the main subject
I believe your animations will never cease to inspire me to compose
Nice! Was waiting for more videos :D
Also, 7 movements? Wow I've seen 5 before but 7 is new to me.
Depending on how you slice it, it might even be more than seven. Even within the seven movements, there are sections which could be considered movements on their own. It's an unusual quartet in many respects. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/String_Quartet_No._14_(Beethoven)
Bravo, enorme Beethoven y genial tus gráficos😀🎶🎶🎶
Brilliant! Great for people who have touble following the normal musical score. Have you ever considered doing this with Beethoven’s Hammerklavier Piano Sonata?
I’ve made animated graphical scores for 25% of his piano sonatas, and I expect to do more ... ruclips.net/p/PLtj_HurkS7ZyKBaO4UBwW7k79-JUYbqff
fantastic for people who can't read music. Bravo!
Reading music involves essentially the same thing. A score is like a Cartesian diagram of frequency vs. time.
Well, I can read music and still love these animations!
@@jb_1971 yes I mean so can I but I can imagine this would be much easier than reading a normal score..
@@josephmarletta8048 Yeah, it is, but it's also so much more fun!
You was very inspired when you was working on that. I love that :), very interesting emotionnel translation. Hard work
Great job again!!!
Thank you for bringing once more this masterpiece with different animation. (By they way... Anything I can do to be inspired? I'm having a serious creative crisis right now.)
For me, the thing which most makes me feel like composing is listening to badly-written music. It fills me with ideas of how to do a better job.
@@smalin Hah, can relate!
It's awesome how your videos have become so much more than bars!
I hope that someday you will decide to do Rachmaninoff's 3rd piano concerto, mvmt 3. I know he is not your style and it might be a nightmare to put together but it's a terrific piece. Also, I love what you did with Grieg's piano concerto.
7:18 Beethove-
Beautiful! The pace is perfect - I have time to see what’s coming up. Perhaps a light horizontal line to indicate C?
I sometimes do something like that (or include an entire grand staff). Additional lines are a tradeoff between information (pro) and clutter (con), and I usually go for "less is more."
Beautiful. Is this your longest video so far ?
Might well be.
@@smalin How long did it take you to make this video?
It depends how you measure it. This is the second version, which built upon the work I did for the first version, which built upon work I did for other videos. So, depending on what you count, it took somewhere between a week and a few months.
Bravo!!!
Honestly I prefer the other one you did for it🤔
Then you should watch that one.
@@smalin excellent work though