Das Triadische Ballet

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  • Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
  • Information on the original piece below:
    Oskar Schlemmer described his Triadic Ballet as a ‘party in form and colour’. Form, colour and abstraction began to define the way in which the human figure was depicted in the work of painter and sculptor Oskar Schlemmer from an early stage.
    The Triadic Ballet was his first major theatrical work, already created in Stuttgart in 1922 before his time at the Bauhaus. Here again, he reduced the human figure to basic geometric shapes: abstract costumes made of rigid, movement-inhibiting pieces determined the peculiar quality of the ‘ballet’. Schlemmer regarded the work as a form of ‘artistic metaphysical mathematics’.
    In three dance sequences, he intensified the drama from humorous and farcical to mystical and heroic qualities, without following any specific plot. Schlemmer’s Ballet thus became an anti-dance, a kind of ‘choreographic constructivism’ - and was extremely successful at its first performance at the Bauhaus in 1923.
    Source:- www.bauhaus.de/
    The original piece can be located here
    • Triadisches Ballett vo...

Комментарии • 14

  • @hughobyrne2588
    @hughobyrne2588 Год назад +2

    YES! I was in Lisbon, Portugal, last year (2022), and this video (the video of which this is just a short clip) was on display in a museum there. It mesmerized me. It transported me. I stood looking at a small TV screen just absolutely absorbed for... I don't even know, half an hour at least. It grabbed my brain and messed with it in a way that I just could not look away. It's an experience, watching the whole thing.

  • @chuf_3502
    @chuf_3502 4 года назад +8

    nuestro profesor de música nos dijo que viéramos esto

    • @Tequilasaur
      @Tequilasaur Год назад

      Also try Tangerine Dream live in Bilbao, 1976 - worth it

  • @marcelos.romero7546
    @marcelos.romero7546 6 лет назад +8

    Holi

  • @erflingnot
    @erflingnot Год назад +1

    Thank you to the boy they call Jonny1

  • @brJubiloso
    @brJubiloso 2 года назад

    Consegui achar esse vídeo bizarre que meu professor de artes passou em 2019 KKkk

  • @josephhoh
    @josephhoh 5 лет назад +5

    I want to credit your music for a lecture but I cannot bring myself to say music credit by theboytheycalljonny1
    . Would you mind PM me for your name and a little bit about music the project? Was it for a thesis project etc.? Thank you for your time.

    • @theboytheycalljonny1
      @theboytheycalljonny1  5 лет назад +4

      Hi Joseph. Thanks for getting in touch. I see your point. My name is Jonny Delaney and i release music under a few pseudonyms, depending on the style. My main artist name is The Fully Automatic Model. This piece was written for a year three BSc (Hons) degree module, called 'Scoring for screen'. The brief was essentially to pick something that we wanted to score and create a piece for it. Hope that helps!

    • @josephhoh
      @josephhoh 5 лет назад +1

      @@theboytheycalljonny1 Hello Jonny, thanks for getting back to me quickly. Your score is really interesting. I enjoyed it very much. I'm doing a lecture on the Bauhaus and needed to give credit. However, I've decided to stick with Hindemith's original score. Thank you again. All the best in your creative endeavours.

    • @theboytheycalljonny1
      @theboytheycalljonny1  5 лет назад +1

      @@josephhoh, no worries. Thanks for reaching out and for the kind words. Hope the lecture is going well.

  • @aanand108verma
    @aanand108verma 2 года назад +3

    I am not able to understand this.

  • @user-dm4su9ro3o
    @user-dm4su9ro3o 4 года назад +4

    U…U-MAN?

    • @tt6457
      @tt6457 3 года назад +1

      Japanese copycat