Arnold Schoenberg: Erwartung op. 17 (Excerpts)

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  • Опубликовано: 13 дек 2006
  • De Nederlandse Opera (live recording). Conductor: Oliver Knussen, stage director: Pierre Audi, concept: Iannis Kounellis (Amsterdam 2005). Score available at www.universaledition.com.
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Комментарии • 30

  • @rohanjxr
    @rohanjxr 5 лет назад +46

    I had to do this for school. -_-

  • @candymintz
    @candymintz 16 лет назад +5

    I went to school (Watford) with Oliver Knusson, (1962) same class, taught him how to ride a bike, Oliver used to play the piano at morning assembly, a musical genius...

  • @Blauwhoed
    @Blauwhoed 7 месяцев назад

    It is incredible, not to say that it is a shame, that this production combined with Die glückliche Hand and Von Heute auf Morgen never has been issued on dvd. Really unbelievable!!!

  • @quakercub
    @quakercub 15 лет назад +3

    A remarkable work. One of the great pieces of lyric theater. I have a great recording of Jessye Norman singing this. Hair-raising!!

  • @APerfectDayElise
    @APerfectDayElise 17 лет назад +2

    Way ahead of his time. Avant Garde before Bjork, Diamanda, Klaus, or Yoko were even born. lol.

  • @freyatateify
    @freyatateify 9 лет назад

    anybody know where i can find an english translation of the lyrics?

  • @hectorberlioz1449
    @hectorberlioz1449 4 года назад

    Credits to the Residentie- Orkest under Oliver Knussen....

  • @chitsevermag301
    @chitsevermag301 14 лет назад

    have you got the lyrics translated? Or can you say me how to find them?

  • @DrCoyoteBanjo
    @DrCoyoteBanjo Год назад

    from CJS for Texas Tech MUHL3303: composed 1909 premiered 1924

  • @altopark8372
    @altopark8372 Год назад

    0:42

  • @ascvideo
    @ascvideo  12 лет назад

    @singdoch
    Isoldé Elchlepp (see: 0:35)

  • @navayti
    @navayti 11 лет назад

    mine too! xD

  • @CzarDodon
    @CzarDodon 16 лет назад

    But Schoenberg is credited with being the first composer to explore atonality extensively .... I didn't know was an obscure fact anywhere

  • @emhrnndz9
    @emhrnndz9 16 лет назад +1

    Both R. Strauss and R. Wagner wrote completely atonal music but never actually used it. They saw no vitality in it and wrote much the way Schoenberg did in his early days. Schoenberg was not only the first composer to actually take the step into complete atonality publicly, but was also the inventor of Serial ism, a pantonality as Schoenberg preferred to call it.

    • @damian2847
      @damian2847 4 года назад

      That is very interesting information!

  • @sneepsnorp875
    @sneepsnorp875 14 лет назад

    @beckywixon94 mine tooo, lol

  • @APerfectDayElise
    @APerfectDayElise 16 лет назад

    People credit these artists as being completely original with their styles......the atonality. Arnold used the atonal method light years before them. :)

  • @filthysoap
    @filthysoap 16 лет назад +1

    what?

  • @edegeorg
    @edegeorg 15 лет назад +1

    I would assume that this is very difficult to sing. This woman does a great job. A little bit lighter voice than I have previously heard do this.

  • @bliaditube
    @bliaditube 2 года назад

    это ж сколько нужно терпения и фанатизма, чтобы выучить и петь весь этот бред.
    Можно поступить проще, музыка пусть играет фоном, а певец как чувствует так и поет и не обязательно попадать в какие-то ноты - сплошной импровизон на каждом спектакле

  • @fenderrz
    @fenderrz 14 лет назад

    saaame