Magnus Lindberg: Kraft / Gilbert · Berliner Philharmoniker

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  • Опубликовано: 21 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 73

  • @zoom1508
    @zoom1508 10 лет назад +18

    Awesome. This is why I sometimes (correction: always) wish I lived in Berlin.

  • @dddtl
    @dddtl 7 лет назад +7

    That is one giant gong!

    • @lukefoster934
      @lukefoster934 4 года назад +2

      Dr. Duck: gaming the slow way It’s the largest ever made. I think that’s one of the only ones ever made.

  • @LouisGuillotYT
    @LouisGuillotYT 5 лет назад +2

    Really nice music ! Awesome to be able to see the performance.

  • @fRANCISwONG17
    @fRANCISwONG17 10 лет назад +23

    that one girl who's covering her ears at 2:03 hahaha

    • @Quim1441
      @Quim1441 7 лет назад +5

      So disrespectful.

    • @survivorbest4589
      @survivorbest4589 7 лет назад +7

      Joaquim Méndez Maybe the music was very loud live and she was protectin her ears

    • @TheMikkis100
      @TheMikkis100 7 лет назад +4

      And maybe the piece made her feel sick. I was at a concert with a modern shitty piece and i felt sick during and after the performance.

    • @aleksimopedboy7288
      @aleksimopedboy7288 6 лет назад +3

      I call you, sir, disrespectful for considering this piece of crap as music. I feel bad for the girl, having to suffer such torture.

    • @DuduNoisy
      @DuduNoisy 5 лет назад +1

      Maybe she was only trying to change the frequency response of the sound by covering her ears, many music lovers and musicians do that when trying to listen to the low frequencies.

  • @fiss24
    @fiss24 10 лет назад +23

    Andreas Ottensamer Playing the Gong??? 0:29. Is Andreas or not??

    • @ILinTsai321
      @ILinTsai321 10 лет назад

      Yes~~!! Truly he is!!!!@@|| Incredible isn't it~~

    • @WeAreEnglishCubers
      @WeAreEnglishCubers 10 лет назад +1

      I think he doubles gong.

    • @nillejoslin
      @nillejoslin 10 лет назад

      My reflection too! :-)

    • @BegoneJonah
      @BegoneJonah 8 лет назад

      Not to mention blowing bubbles in a bucket of water.

    • @yea2080
      @yea2080 7 лет назад

      wtffffff

  • @russellaustin-musician4930
    @russellaustin-musician4930 6 лет назад +7

    It says so little - to so few...

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад

      Have you even heard the whole piece and got an idea of the form?

  • @johnrossini3594
    @johnrossini3594 4 года назад +1

    great modern classical

  • @clhrn
    @clhrn 10 лет назад +2

    This sounds like the most heavily edited work on the DCH.

    • @BenjaminStaern
      @BenjaminStaern 5 лет назад

      Cudos to DCH putting this up, am very happy!

  • @ruthranaudo1315
    @ruthranaudo1315 9 лет назад +5

    Why does alan have a whistle

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад

      Because he will need it in the course of the piece.

  • @catherinehamer5653
    @catherinehamer5653 2 года назад +2

    I don’t think that so called classical music is what defines the real musical creativity of past 60 yrs. For instance the sound of Pink Floyd or Punk Rock, Detroit Tamla Mowtown artists, David Bowie etc. they are the unique sound of 1970’s (at least for me). Whilst pop music does not attempt to be self consciously intellectual nor as harmonically complex as what we are listening to above, there is a zeitgeist about Pink Floyd or Bowie or The Stranglers etc that captured the very essence of the drab post war era that we shared and lived through together (despite the fears of Cold War and the relative economic austerity of the 70’s.) No classical composer can ever capture that essence or spirit of the era in the same way that pop music does. And I write this as a lifelong working classical musician and lover of Debussy,Ravel,Stravinsky, Lutoslawski etc.

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад

      Pop music is simply boring. The fact that you have to underlay the old harmonies of Schubert and Bruckner with a beat just so you can headbang is completely unmusical.

  • @BegoneJonah
    @BegoneJonah 8 лет назад +19

    The World's Greatest Orchestra plays the World's Silliest Composition.
    Would this have been allowed during von Karajan's tenure? NEIN.
    (And before you accuse me of being a Luddite, reflect that my favorite opera is Wozzeck.)

    • @longlifetometal1995
      @longlifetometal1995 5 лет назад +11

      Congrats, you're a century late.

    • @extratacit3729
      @extratacit3729 5 лет назад +4

      Seriously? Come on, "Wozzeck" is ancient already.

    • @BenjaminStaern
      @BenjaminStaern 5 лет назад

      Thou art old-fashioned. This is a masterpiece, there are other more sillier pieces that shouldn't be performed at all.

    • @nandocordeiro5853
      @nandocordeiro5853 2 года назад +3

      How can you hate that gong!?

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад +3

      Music is not silly, but mostly the listener who refuses to develop his hearing.

  • @ernestoferreri
    @ernestoferreri 2 года назад

    the emperor has no clothes... or qualitative judgment is failing me due to the obviously intentional chaos

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад

      Have you even heard the whole piece and got an idea of the form?

    • @ernestoferreri
      @ernestoferreri Год назад

      @@thomaslaubli1886 based on the excerpt I would not be inclined to, not that it's bad per se, it just doesn't pique my curiosity

  • @RobTi
    @RobTi 9 лет назад +10

    I wonder what e.g Tchaikovsky or Debussy would think of this.

    • @BootyClapFan
      @BootyClapFan 8 лет назад +1

      +RobTi
      Perhaps they would realize that their own music are dull and predictable!

    • @RobTi
      @RobTi 8 лет назад +6

      Mike Patton I disagree that their music is dull. In my opinion, the majority of music is predictable in comparison to this, I agree on that. Have a nice day.

    • @KarriKoivusalo
      @KarriKoivusalo 8 лет назад +9

      At least it's music and not random noise.

    • @Quim1441
      @Quim1441 7 лет назад +1

      What do you mean with random noise?

    • @TheMikkis100
      @TheMikkis100 7 лет назад +1

      Joaquim Méndez He means this piece by saying random noise. You might find some patterns in this "music", but in the end you can find patterns from the voice of traffic or a street drill and you wouldn't consider it music.

  • @sovietfun7892
    @sovietfun7892 5 лет назад +3

    noise can be beautiful, this is just no substance.

  • @WilfriedBerk
    @WilfriedBerk 10 лет назад

    Ziemlich international die "Berliner" ...

  • @nillejoslin
    @nillejoslin 10 лет назад +16

    Nowadays, it is difficult to tell music, sound and noise apart.

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад +4

      Do you always think in such inartistic categories?

  • @SoftQuanta
    @SoftQuanta 10 лет назад +2

    耳塞いでる人おるやん笑

  • @dindondelafarce
    @dindondelafarce 5 лет назад +3

    what a shitty music, no rhythm, no melody, just annoying noise... the weirdest part is that they look so serious... poor musician who do this for a living, I'd rather be deaf...

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад

      Music is not shitty, but mostly the listener who refuses to develop his hearing.

  • @srothbardt
    @srothbardt 10 лет назад +8

    Sounds a bit like Charles Ives, but with considerably less ability.

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад

      Have you even heard the whole piece and got an idea of the form?

  • @sivadepilif
    @sivadepilif 9 лет назад +4

    zzzzzzz...

  • @TheMikkis100
    @TheMikkis100 6 лет назад +11

    I can see how your musicians are suffering, Berliner Philharmoniker. Could you please stop torturing your workers and now on play music, not shitty noise. Thanks!

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад

      Music is not shitty, but mostly the listener who refuses to develop his hearing.

    • @TheMikkis100
      @TheMikkis100 Год назад

      @@thomaslaubli1886 I already lost my hearing with this one. Is there a point where you could say maybe it's just too much and not just that one's hearing isn't good enough? Maybe ten jackhammers on stage and the conductor using a violin as a baton throwing it on the floor in the end of the piece? Would that be good institutional critique?
      What if there was 100 piccolo players playing the highest note they can for an hour? Why wouldn't you like that? Maybe your hearing isn't just developed enough. Or would you like it? Maybe we could combine the jackhammers and piccolos... there's some Kraft 2.0 for you.

  • @maestrotownsend8833
    @maestrotownsend8833 6 лет назад +3

    See? This is why we can’t have nice things....🤮

    • @thomaslaubli1886
      @thomaslaubli1886 Год назад

      Have you even heard the whole piece and got an idea of the form?