Béla Bartók - Improvisations on Hungarian Peasant Songs [With score]

[@PhilippeBrun-qy3st]

Génial...Musique addictive , comme un sortilège. Merci encore.

[@tuxguys]

This Music gives me chills... Bartok almost always does that to me.
The first "Improvisation" is a brilliant example of a compositional technique called "non-functional harmony," aka "non-functional traditional structures," and for that reason it's even more unsettlingly sensual than the other seven pieces...
...because the listener is hearing familiar-sounding chords, perfectly voice-led, but in an unexpected succession.
(Whenever a Poster has the gracious courtesy to actually provide us with the score of any piece, we should always express our appreciation: MANY THANKS!)

[@aliceandalejandro1404]

I've been looping this video all night... thanks a lot!!

[@davidbrogan432]

When I stop looking it finds me

[@nenimagda6528]

Csodálatos.

[@josephalvarez5315]

Bartok is awesome man

[@atomcage]

this such a mad banger

[@ValzainLumivix]

Cool

[@Bguitarney]

So is that a Hungarian major scale. And or Hungarian minor? Yep that’s happening

[@christiaandejong]

great, quitte an inspiration

[@trappaskunk]

dope af

[@jamesfu969]

7:50

[@jamesfu969]

it's just for me cuz I play no. 7

[@p.szekely6197]

When the brain gives up.

[@thanatos_777]

5:32 HOLD UP!!!!! I've heard this before I don't know where but this sounds familiar.......

[@poli2514]

Honestly, probably pop music. The Wanted - Glad You Came has a similar melody to that part. Maybe it's just me.

[@rubenlopes6743]

Ornstein's fourth piano sonata has a similar moment

[@Iumine]

common hungarian folk theme used by bartok

[@vonMohl]

Horrible