If you find anything "ugly" here, you should listen to more music, this is relatively tonal and not too far-removed from the likes of a composer like Scriabin. I say this because having a more open ear can allow you to also enjoy more "dissonant" composers (not that you necessarily have to).
@@commentingchannel9776 I’m not shitting on Feinberg. Im actually praising him. He manages to make discordant harmonies sound organized. It’s an ugly sound in good a way. Ive heard the likes of Roslavets, Scriabin, Schoenberg you name in (in terms of “atonality”), so I know what “ugly” sounds like.
![Samuil Feinberg - Piano Sonata No.2, Op.2 (1915) [Revised version]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rI-p5alvo5Q/mqdefault.jpg)
This is music
Best of the best, love his violin sonatas as well
I love Feinberg
All of Feinberg's works are peak 🔥
Amazing piece!
Unbelievable vibe
This is my second favourite Feinberg Sonata, just after the third
thanks good this one.
Fein?
hbg
Organized chaos. A beautifully ugly piece.
??? a bit condescending...
@ it’s called juxtaposition… and it’s a great piece no hate. Im stating its chaotic yet organized and beautifully ugly
If you find anything "ugly" here, you should listen to more music, this is relatively tonal and not too far-removed from the likes of a composer like Scriabin. I say this because having a more open ear can allow you to also enjoy more "dissonant" composers (not that you necessarily have to).
@@commentingchannel9776 I’m not shitting on Feinberg. Im actually praising him. He manages to make discordant harmonies sound organized. It’s an ugly sound in good a way. Ive heard the likes of Roslavets, Scriabin, Schoenberg you name in (in terms of “atonality”), so I know what “ugly” sounds like.
I know what you meant, these people are just being dramatic or maybe English is not their native language