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Arnold showing Igor what real neo-classical sounds like.

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quite delicious.....

Beauty - 7, Comprehensibility - 7, Refinement - 9, Originality - 8. Thanks for uploading.

I hadn't heard of his passing. Very sad... He has been a long time favorite contemporary composer of mine. His very distinctive musical voice, full of wit and inventiveness, was always a pure joy to behold. If you haven't gotten to know his music yet, I envy you; you're in for a treat.

A contemporary composer with substance. Such a discovery thanks to this video.

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Awesome piece!

It's like a premonition of post-modernism... Neat!

Where does the first movement end and the 2nd movement begin?

I was NOT ready for that

Young schoenberg??

No way we just saw tonal Schoenberg

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Schoenberg's music and career generally is an interesting challenge from an historiographical point of view. He is an enormously talented composer and teacher--he could do basically anything, including this transformation of Baroque music, but also the creation of an entirely new non-tonal way of composing. I have always loved the eerie expressionism of his earlier music, say from op 11 to his first twelve-tone works. Yet he has never been popular. And likely never will be. And so what?

It clearly shows how Schönberg actually goods at, rejecting people who said his music has anything but noises. Previously made score video for his Cello Concerto after Monn, pretty much shown his string writings, which is pretty damn amazing!

This is Handel

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I guess that the tonal music in Schoenberg, was a personal experiment to hear his music in an “old fashion” mode, I am over simplifying, my comment is probably a bit naive.

Loved this for so long. Who would have thought Schoenberg and Handel could be playmates. 🤓

Very cool piece! Lots of interesting textures and timbres! Unique for Schoenberg too!

Good lord. Thank you.

i'm curious what individual parts look like with the barlines and stuff

Why is the contrabass part not transposed?

Interesting piece, I had no idea Schoenberg transcribed more stuff than the orchestration of Brahms' First Piano Quintet. I think the recording is a tad weird though... the way that the string quartet is miked very closely and the orchestra is very hollow in comparison, it's almost sounds like they are recorded separately and pasted together xD

Wow! It feels like the piece is being constructed in Schubert's imagination, slowly taking form, but never truly being concrete as the mind is as fluid and volatile as water 🌊

One of the greatest, most ingenious masterpieces I’ve ever heard! Schoenberg always surprising , some of the most exquisite OG MUSIC - Composition technique is delicious !!! Schoenberg casually being a GOAT, AND IM TODAY YEARS OLD!!!

Rare footage of Arnold Schoenberg being tonal

Polish composers were something...

where is the music?

Woaho !

Un des compositeurs les plus virtuose et impressionnant du monde entier. Un peu comme Dutilleux en France. Merci infiniment. ❤

Little too fast, but still impressive.

Stunning! I really loved the premonitions of the vocal lines in the accompaniment.

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Such a cool piece thank you!

Quite interesting… never heard of this composer

Interesting. Actually never heard of this. When you think about this idea - big contemporary name version of old classics - it could've been performance success on the level of Britten's guide or Pulcinella. But it remained a complete obscurity. Maybe... just maybe... when composers like this are pushed to compose conventional structures and orchestrations it reveals serious lack of discipline and craft which is so easily concealed behind their avant-guard techniques.

Just a tad cubist!

Doesn't look like schoenberg 🤯

Just amazing

Thanks for sharing, it's classic Max. 😂 Any chance btw that you have his music of 'The devils'?

Very nice, sparse in musical construction but at the same time very powerful in expression. Excellent performance as well, thanks for sharing.

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