J. Brahms: Three Intermezzi op. 117 (Rudy)
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Mikhail Rudy performs the Drei Interemzzi (Three Intermezzi) op. 117 by the german composer Johannes Brahms.
The 3 Intermezzi Op. 117 were composed in 1892 and are among the best-loved and most popular of Brahms' autumnal late piano output. On a smaller and more intimate scale than the surrounding sets of Op. 116, Op. 118 and Op. 119, the composer described these pieces as "lullabies to my sorrows". Here we find Brahms at his most tender and introspective, with only one outburst (in the third Intermezzo) of the characteristic Brahmsian fieryness. The Intermezzi were inspired by a Scottish poem from Herder's Volkslieder, and bear this inscription:
Schlaf sanft mein Kind, schlaf sanft und Schön !
Mich dauert's sehr, dich weinen sehn.
( Sleep softly my child, sleep softly and well !
It hurts my heart to see you weeping. )
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Another detailed listening guide of the Intermezzi: kellydeanhansen...
Brahms, Brahms, Brahms! Long live (the music of) Brahms!
Magnificent playing (like a gentle breeze).
Brahms is really incredible. His music makes me think of the forest
miss mangas me too :) and of the mountains
miss mangas, I think of a large, dusty, abandoned, yet beautiful old house with the sun rays coming through the broken windows
5:06 Intermezzo 2
9:25 Intermezzo 3
Meraviglioso. Praticamente pianista e direttore non si guardano quasi mai.
Brahms is the supreme master of musical 'minatures'.
truly songs without words!
2:01 wow
Great except for #3: no sense of mystery. The sotto voce section isn't s.v. Too clean -- not evocative! Perhaps it's partly the tempo, which strikes me as a shade too fast. He redeems himself in the middle section (which is ideal) but the bland quality returns with the A section material. The coda is just pompous
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