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Capolavoro

31:20 35:09

Is there anything cooler on this planet?

estas 3 piezas son maravillosas

i get very relaxed after this!

As part of the complete Bridge recordings of his works, this recording was supervised by Crumb...

I just watched an Elden Ring video, and then I accidentally heard this song. It fits the game so well. George has a great sense of atmosphere. His works leave a lot of room for the imagination.

Stunning !

Beautiful

Thank you!

Briljant

Shouldn't 4:53 be twice as fast (remaining in the same tempo)?

This one by Robert Craft is the fastest version I know. And I know a lot, since this is my very very favorite Stravinsky composition. I possess 22 recordings of it, including even 5 versions by Pierre Boulez, who also loved this piece very much. This one by Craft is 18:45, the slowest I know is the one by Kitaenko / Kitajenko with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra, 23:24 The one here by Robert Craft is also a little bit the "weirdest" version, maybe due to the fast playing.

0:43 WOW!!

based Crumb

Another Russian selection I play sometimes that I enjoy since I taped it off a record back in 1982.

We could have had this if they didn’t protest the rite of spring

A wonderful piece, shamefully under-performed in the concert hall (it's very difficult!) always puts a smile on my face, along with Jeu de Cartes and Apollo.

6:56

Bravoooooooooooooooooo

Это то, что переживает наш мир сейчас. И большой вопрос, а будет ли у него хоть какое-то будущее. Или - а дальше тишина.ь

Hi there! I've been searching for a copy of the Return to Oz score for ages, and stumbling upon this video is a dream come true! Any chance you could share where you found it? I'd love to delve deeper into the markings and details. Also, I'm curious if there are other scores from David Shire's Return to Oz soundtrack available for study. Thank you so much in advance! By the way, I attempted to inquire about this previously, but my attempt to share contact info got flagged. Just wanted to assure you that I'm a real person genuinely interested in studying the score.

columia orchestra = stravinsky

17:30

5:13

I have the recording with the New York Philharmonic with Arthur Weisberg conducting. I think it's preferable to this rendition. The terror in the work is captured better. Maestro Crumb came down to Guanajuato, Mexico, in 1995 to hear the University of Guanajuato Symphony Orchestra perform this. He wasn't very happy with the performance, and strangely enough, wasn't satisfied with the work itself. I don't know why, because I think it's one of his strongest pieces. The organization is masterly, and the events are perfectly paced.

All of his stuff is good... But ill second that. His earliest style was best. The Rite of Spring/ Firebird/ Petroushka era. His best.

They say Wendy Carlos took some musical cues from this piece when creating the Wormhole music for the Tron film.

Hi, do you know where I could find the full score ?

8:56

A perfect example of how an initial idea contains some elements that are better amended, rewritten, or forgotten, or saved for an extremely rainy day.

Soy yo o el 4to movimiento tiene la melodía que aparece en el solo de cellos de La mer?

Charming

Great work, i wish he composed more like this

A unique and newly discovered score thank you for bringing this to UA-cam!

Thanks for the video. Valuable. This performance is too fast, though. imo. The finest recording of the piece was conducted by Fritz Reiner and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra in 1956. Perfection, and superb sound engineering too even by today's standards. Again, in my opinion of course. 🙂

Remarkable instrumentation/orchestration. Even in this pretty straight forward rendering you still hear a bit of Stravinsky, by choice of instruments alone. I don't know much of the background of this work, but was he maybe thinking of a new stylistic approach? Thank you for sharing.

first concert music composer that I see relating these techniques to a horror title. Many other compose "unaware horror music" . Do you know any other?

A true masterpiece of one of the greatest composers of the last seventy years.

Magnifique... envoûtant. ❤

Musique extraordinaire... Stravinsky est l'équivalent de Picasso dans le monde de la musique. ❤

Celesta is too sweet.

15:23

I like the dissonance.

First Dance reminds me of Prokofiev's Classical Symphony.

I just love this piece.

First time hearing a song from Stravinsky. I quite like it actually.

Master ! Igor Stravinsky Genius !

Such an interesting piece...

Hi ! I was wondering where was the autograph manuscript. Did you numerise it by yourself ? Where can we found it ? Thank you a lot for your video !