Відео

quite dull at times, but some parts get a 6/10

George Benjamin wrote a major work in 1982, "At First Light". Everything he wrote before and after is so dull (though well written) that it almost makes you think he had someone else write that one notable work for him!

"In the Mirror" recalls parts of Stravinsky's "Symphonies of Wind Instruments"

👍🏻

Gas💯🔥

♥️🎼🎼

5:48

w o w

I always loved this piece and it's quite a thrill to see it with the sheet music. I don't understand how it is possible to do some of the things he asks, assistant or not.

These pieces don't inspire.

Is this the type of music that Debussy would've ended up composing had he lived until the 1940s or 50s? His late works moved toward Neoclassicism but some of them, like the second book of Preludes and Etudes were still pretty cutting-edge. So, would he have eventually begun writing atonal music?

Yet another piece in an endless stream of modernist trash that proves Mahler's dictum: "Interesting is easy. Beautiful is difficult." Confronted with the joys and tragedies of life, no one turns to music like this. Fall in love, and this music sounds psychotic. Experience the death of a spouse, and this music also sounds psychotic. Because it is.

HERMOSO ¡¡¡

Я считал, что он более интересный композитор. Я ошибался.

Yeah that 5/16 was not played as 5/16 lol

Hello, is the pdf score available?

Как же достала эта "академичность"!

Hello ! As a fellow composer student i think these pieces are beatiful and very well made 🙏🏻 it inspired me to make short pieces like these and combine them for a project, thank you so much for the beatiful art!

Can I get the score?

Mit 32‘ in Rèc….?

I think these pieces are very thoughtful

Comment est-ce possible de maîtriser une telle polyrythmie ?

Other than Knots, the rest of the suite isn't that interesting.

Existe-t-il plus belle musique au monde ?

gorgeous

Excellent 🎉

"Basque Landscapes" Excellent playing!🎉

Is this rather impressionistic or expressionistic?

This rendition is beautiful! Well done, and thank you for sharing. Mildred Andrews from the University of Oklahoma used to play this piece; it's not heard often. My biography on Mildred Andrews Boggess has recently been published with Wayne Leupold Editions.

Is the sound been transposed?

Superb!

😍Variation V !!

when contemporary music meets baroque instrument 🤯🤯

Olivier Latry must be one of the greatest living musicians...

Basada en J S Bach , maravilloso ✨✨✨

The way he interweaves two different poems in variation V is just out of this world perfection and talent

16:12 the 2nd sing an E instead of a D on the word “had” is there a misprint in the score or did they sing a different version?

Stunning. Just wondering what the choirs are?

Nice Job!!!

Œuvre. Otherwise, great! (I had to pick on you!) J'espère que tout va bien !

my guy is playing triplets in mvt 2

Man that 5/16 sure was... interesting

damn I'd better get learning, I have an organ course in a month lol

Is there anything this man have done wrong?

great

Wow, what a complex and intricate composition for choir. I love it, when Christmas is being approached not only in the usual sentimental ways but with deeper considerations, even somewhat harsh and discomforting. It's a much more intensive Christmas experience.

Amazing piece

Holy shit. I love it!

Nice