Beethoven, String Quartet No. 8 in E minor, opus 59 no. 2, 2. Molto Adagio.
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The second movement of Ludwig van Beethoven's String Quartet No. 8 in E minor (opus 59 no. 2), performed by The Alexander String Quartet, with an animated graphical score.
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I hope your Imagination is Only Limited by the number of Composers and Compositions. And when you run through them all, your own personal creations of music and visuals would continue to feed Cranial Confections to our starving minds. Thanks Mr. M!!!
Wonderful melodic lines, and visual representation :D
The guy who commented on the Mozart dissonance quartet who was going off about how Beethoven was a terrible melodist and quoting Bernstein out of context has a lot to learn. I do too, but Beethoven is on another level in my opinion. His musical style speaks to me far more personally than most of Mozarts' works. Only some of his speak so personally to me, where as most of Beethoven does. Not to mention Bach of course, but that's besides the point.
Czerny says that Beethoven thought of this music while he was looking at a starry sky and thinking of the harmonies of the spheres.
Very interesting. Seems the tempo was a little slower than is common?9Or I'm used to.) But with the graphics it felt as though I was experiencing this movement for the first time. So I'll have to go back to the various recordings I have and re listen to them. Genuine learning experience!
Treat this piece with a lot of feeling.
Brilliant work as per usual, smalin. So much appreciated.
Thanks!
10:19 heartbeat of the first violin
What an amazing piece and that visual touch is really nice and new for me...how is it made? Is this what people call seeing color in the sounds? Synesthesia?
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Divine! Just divine.
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Best one yet !