Chamber choir AVE G. Mahler: Ich bin der welt abhanden gekommen

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  • Опубликовано: 29 окт 2024

Комментарии • 27

  • @ShawnNowlan
    @ShawnNowlan 6 лет назад +18

    I love Mahler - and I can't quite understand why some of the comments here are so negative. It seems a fresh take on a transcendently beautiful song to me. Not an easy piece to do a cappella - so I give them credit for a very nice performance. Now . . . It seems clear to me that the video was recorded separately from the performance, and the two were merged for this presentation. The sound and echoes and intonation all hint that it was recorded in a a concert hall and then merged with the video.

  • @odedefaria7376
    @odedefaria7376 Год назад

    Perfection. Pure and simple perfection.
    Perfeição. Pura e simples perfeição.

  • @jade03092007
    @jade03092007 11 лет назад +7

    Absolument sublime !!!

  • @albertoderiu5288
    @albertoderiu5288 7 лет назад +6

    What a superb performance!

  • @randolphmagri-overend5127
    @randolphmagri-overend5127 Год назад +1

    Great stuff guys

  • @renegalvan6417
    @renegalvan6417 5 лет назад +1

    Stunning!

  • @cillyede
    @cillyede 7 лет назад +3

    Very good!

  • @annafromm6
    @annafromm6 3 года назад +2

    Души моей ничто не чарует,
    что прежде мне сердце согревало
    Теперь совсем не греет не волнует
    Как будто в мире меня не стало!
    Не все ль равно мне как теперь считают
    Живой иль мертвый я для всех?
    И часто даже сам я не знаю
    Живу ли?
    Ведь я не жду больше в жизни утех.
    На век забыты былые страсти.
    И стал желанным только покой.
    Живу один - и мое счастье -
    С моей с моею песней, с моей любовью,
    С моей мечтой!
    Перевод Н. Рождественской

  • @spiritofseventysix1155
    @spiritofseventysix1155 2 года назад +2

    🤔😌😏 I enjoyed hearing Mahler even if the choir is walking along into the court yard...it's interesting projection of translation...oh heck lighten up it's done in good taste and any how it's not like the piece here were they actually singing it was synchronized together from another place where they had performed Mahler and this Choir group walking out to a lovely courtyard 🙄sheesh let it be Brandon 🤭🤫🙏''s
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  • @jaysuthers435
    @jaysuthers435 11 лет назад +7

    It might help to know what this piece is about. Simply, Mahler says he is lost (dead) to the tumult of the world and living in his own love, his own heaven, his own song. The slow walking may be symbolic of him strolling through the world at his own pace in a peaceful state, unaffected by the world around him. It's beautiful and meditative.

  • @zrojec
    @zrojec 12 лет назад +2

    Naravnost - čudovito... Krasno povezana glasba in slika.

  • @petermyers7562
    @petermyers7562 2 года назад

    Marvelous! Some people are a little narrow minded here and like to say what you can or can't do with a song. Songs are like eggs - serve them how you like them!
    However, Mahler devotees will know that the opening and ending of the song are almost the same as the famous Adaggieto of Mahler's fifth symphony which was used in the movie, 'Death in Venice' and also played by Bernstein at Kennedy's funeral. It was written as a love song to Mahler's wife but has become associated more with death than love.
    For me both the song and the symphonic movement are incredibly serene, deeply absorbing meditations on a love that makes you forget the outer world and its turmoil.

  • @Generalissimo_David-B
    @Generalissimo_David-B Год назад +1

    #PrayForHopeIn2024

  • @gerryj1946
    @gerryj1946 9 лет назад +6

    What a difficult piece it must have been to transcribe for choir. Let it stand on its own merits. It's clear that some people prefer a more static (standing still) setting for choirs, and I can appreciate the context of walking to the outdoor environment. Superior blend and balance between the vocal parts. Phrasing, breath control & diction all above average.

    • @gerdforster883
      @gerdforster883 8 лет назад +2

      it is not really a transcription. Mahler himself set it for choir (he liked recycling his own music).

    • @beatles7798
      @beatles7798 8 лет назад +2

      Incorrect

  • @sying728
    @sying728 11 лет назад +1

    What is the significance of walking for this song? Accentus' video has walking also. Very puzzling.

  • @barbarabarach
    @barbarabarach 6 лет назад +1

    Res lepoo

  • @slapper58
    @slapper58 7 лет назад +2

    Kind of a pretentious abomination...that slow walking sucked!

  • @PiroozAzDirooz
    @PiroozAzDirooz 11 лет назад +2

    One cannot reduce MAhler to a glorified church choir; I am so very sorry. The walking in scene, the set up, the faces, the voices, the style nothing fits! Thumbs Down.

    • @Dan474834
      @Dan474834 7 лет назад +2

      I agree.

    • @davidmartin9565
      @davidmartin9565 7 лет назад +4

      Mahler might have hated it too... we'll never know... but at least we know what you dudes think! Thanks a pant-load...

    • @Sharkattackguy
      @Sharkattackguy 6 лет назад +4

      and who cares?

    • @emsnewssupkis6453
      @emsnewssupkis6453 4 года назад +2

      I disagree! Mahler loved the human voice, many of his other works even symphonies, had singing...Symphony #2 had huge choruses as well as several soloists!!!! Symphony of a Thousand had lots and lots and lots of singers!!!! Thus, the name.

    • @nevillebuckley891
      @nevillebuckley891 2 года назад

      not a glorified church choir. Don't air your bigotry on a public forum.