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Quasi una Fantasia, String Quartet no. 2, Op. 64 (Henryk Gorecki) - The Playground Ensemble
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- Опубликовано: 17 июн 2012
- February 15, 2012, The Playground celebrates the life and music of Henryk Gorecki.
Sarah Johnson and Anna Morris, violins; Donald Schumacher, viola; Richard vonFoerster, cello.
I just love the range this Gorecki has in his compositions. He did not let a certain “sound” bind him of his creative freedom.
Amazing version of this work. Thank you for sharing, I really like the music of this compuser.
This is incredible. This piece grabbed my attention and wouldn't let go.
Thank you for sharing, good to hear another version of this.
I agree. Kronos generally all over the sector.
Music at its best
Viola with melody? Heck yeah!
Muy interesante, con estilo propio. Me fascinó. Muchas Gracias por difundir y compartir.
Brutal. Love it.
Sooooo brooding and creepy...even sinister! I love it! 'Makes me wish that I was sitting next to a fireplace, during a storm, in some old Victorian manor. 'Probably my favorite piece of his. It would seem as though Gorecki was trying to exorcise all of his woeful & horrifying demons through this daring work.
Fascinating piece, impressive performance! My only quibble is with the too-obviously compressed recording. I'd have liked to hear more natural dynamics.
Lovely...hello...i wish you all the best...i wish i could send you my simple music for string quartet too... terima kasih ...(Sidik in Java Island in Indonesia)
Interesting composition.
very nice
0:43
I am no expert but around 15mins 30 secs there is something in the wrong key, no ?
It's bitonality. The cello and viola are in a different key than the violins. Makes for some very cool and dramatic - and sometimes very dissonant - sounds.
@@midifromhell It's not for everyone, that's for sure. I recently saw a performance of R. Strauss' opera "Elektra." Fortunately I got there early enough to hear the pre-performance lecture in which the concept of bitonality, which shows up a lot in "Elektra," was explained and demonstrated to us non-musicians. I'm glad I had been...prepared. It works, in the sense that it fits the very unpleasant action in the opera...
mi semba lenta
Someone must have encouraged him. Why?
So happy he was, Gorecki’s music has a chokehold on me.
Haaate coughing ppl in concerts... jeez!
Fantasta, not fantasia
Fantasia is a musical form, like Sonata or Rondò. "Quasi" means "almost" ("Sonata quasi una fantasia", Beethoven). Italian is the language of music.
@@775987mbGorecki was polish, so Fantasta is probably fantasy in Polish. “Fantasy” is a musical form, you can say it in whatever language you want.
Repetitive
Minimalism is a thing that exists. Thanks for pointing it out.