Erwin Schulhoff - 5 Pieces for String Quartet

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • Erwin Schulhoff - 5 Pieces for String Quartet (1923)
    Performed by the Petersen Quartet
    1: Alla Valse viennese. Allegro - 0:00
    2: Alla Serenata. Allegretto con moto - 1:50
    3: Alla Czeca. Molto allegro - 4:40
    4: Alla Tango milonga. Andante - 6:13
    5: Alla Tarantella. Prestissimo con fuoco - 9:50
    Source of Audio - • Schulhoff, E.: String ...

Комментарии • 26

  • @Matzinger76
    @Matzinger76 10 месяцев назад +1

    Endlich wird Schulhoff und seine genialen Werke wiederentdeckt und gespielt.

  • @Peculate
    @Peculate 3 года назад +15

    Erwin Schulhoff was a genius. The fact that his brilliant compositions are not very well known, even among most composers, is unfortunately a sign that fascism was successful in censoring his music. But I'm glad to see more people promoting him. His work is so unique and forward-looking.

    • @GreenTeaViewer
      @GreenTeaViewer 8 месяцев назад

      honestly no he was not a genius but a decent second-rank composer. Put Bartok, Webern or Gershwin on after this and you will be reminded of the difference. Schulhoff was a Poulenc not a Ravel

    • @segmentsAndCurves
      @segmentsAndCurves 8 месяцев назад

      @@GreenTeaViewer Haha you are proving the original commenter right. If he was an American or German and his life wasnt cut short and censored, you will never hear the end of his genius (and no, it doesnt matter if you consider him second-rank or not).

    • @GreenTeaViewer
      @GreenTeaViewer 8 месяцев назад

      @@segmentsAndCurves Poulenc was more talented actually

    • @zacharydetrick7428
      @zacharydetrick7428 5 месяцев назад

      @@GreenTeaViewer gershwin was not a genius LMAO

  • @MarkHatlestad
    @MarkHatlestad 2 месяца назад

    Fantastic performance of an underrated piece

  • @jackwilloughby239
    @jackwilloughby239 3 года назад +6

    Very Nice! Such an Orchestral Sound! I had to Google him, but yeah this is Great Music! Thanks for posting the score! I wish I had learned music like this back in High school!

  • @christophedevos3760
    @christophedevos3760 Год назад

    Excellent piece, thank you for sharing.

  • @ZJStrudwick
    @ZJStrudwick 4 месяца назад

    Very cool pieces, most intriguing!

  •  3 года назад +2

    Such an amazing composer, I hope you'll upload more of his music on your channel!

  • @ex867gahyunhan6
    @ex867gahyunhan6 3 года назад +2

    Wow this is a masterpiece! It seems very effective for live performance

  • @zacharydetrick7428
    @zacharydetrick7428 5 месяцев назад

    fantastic piece

  • @aidanf8632
    @aidanf8632 3 года назад

    Thank you for posting Schulhoff!

  • @bencurmusicproductions9677
    @bencurmusicproductions9677 3 года назад +1

    Wonderful!

  • @__414.88b_
    @__414.88b_ Год назад +5

    Love those purple glitches

  • @josephalvarez5315
    @josephalvarez5315 8 дней назад

    Sick

  • @davidrowe1004
    @davidrowe1004 27 дней назад

    Why is the viola slurring the notes in the first two measure? The ones clearly marked with accents.

  • @matthewmantini7808
    @matthewmantini7808 4 месяца назад

    First movement's beginning sounds very much like Shostakovich... Though this was written when Shostakovich was about 20, so my original thought was backwards! Wonderful music nonetheless.

  • @baileyreidrickman
    @baileyreidrickman Год назад +3

    10:08 Pokémon boss music be like:

  • @ETMargraf
    @ETMargraf 3 года назад

    Can you do his Concerto for String Quartet and Wind Symphony?

  • @evankajikawa1277
    @evankajikawa1277 6 дней назад

    this guy HATED cellos

  • @camilorojas1744
    @camilorojas1744 Год назад

    Mov. 3 has certain Bartok flavor. The tango sounds nice but it isn’t a tango. Another failure like Stravinsky tango

    • @simonalbrecht9435
      @simonalbrecht9435 Год назад +4

      It's not supposed to sound exactly like Piazzolla, it's 1920's avant-garde chamber music inspired by Tango.

    • @ericdevaughn5941
      @ericdevaughn5941 8 месяцев назад +1

      It's amazing at all that Schulhoff is aware of Tango in 1923 in Eastern Europe.