Timestamps: I. Tempo di Fox - 00:00 II. Jazz-like - 01:57 III. Tango-Rag - 02:55 IV. Tempo di Fox a la Hawai - 05:15 V. Boston - 06:57 VI. Tempo di Rag - 12:12 VII. Tango - 14:05 VIII. Shimmy-Jazz - 17:37
Schulhoff at the time was very much a Dadaist, hence the quote. Later, as a dedicated Marxist, he came to the view that art was very useful, provided it was employed in the service of the revolution. His Sixth Symphony, the Freedom Symphony, does not have the experimentation or interest of his earlier works, but it is beautiful in its own right, and stirring when you consider that he wrote it in a Nazi concentration camp in his final weeks.
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Schulhoff is among the greatest composers no one's ever heard of.
I was listening to Flammen 15 years ago...
Bella! Curiosamente è stata composta nello stesso anno della Suite di Hindemith, che anche quella usa danze degli Stati Uniti! 💖💖💖💖
I found it quite Useful, actually.....BRAVO from Mexico City!
Timestamps:
I. Tempo di Fox - 00:00
II. Jazz-like - 01:57
III. Tango-Rag - 02:55
IV. Tempo di Fox a la Hawai - 05:15
V. Boston - 06:57
VI. Tempo di Rag - 12:12
VII. Tango - 14:05
VIII. Shimmy-Jazz - 17:37
He speaks a foreign language, but what he says is true and important. Learn his language, and see!
all art is useless.....
not true, I use art all the time
@@Varooooooom Look at the first page of the score!
@@adigozelov-enjoyer oh oops! lol wth
It’s an Oscar Wilde quote right?
Schulhoff at the time was very much a Dadaist, hence the quote. Later, as a dedicated Marxist, he came to the view that art was very useful, provided it was employed in the service of the revolution. His Sixth Symphony, the Freedom Symphony, does not have the experimentation or interest of his earlier works, but it is beautiful in its own right, and stirring when you consider that he wrote it in a Nazi concentration camp in his final weeks.