Darius Milhaud: La Cheminée du Roi René, Op.205 (1939)
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- Опубліковано 13 жов 2024
- Darius Milhaud (1892-1974): La Cheminée du Roi René, per quintetto di fiati, Op.205 (1939).
1. Cortège
2. Aubade [1:58]
3. Jongleurs [3:47]
4. La Malousinglade [4:55]
5. Joutes sur l'Arc [7:18]
6. Chasse à Valabre [8:15]
7. Madrigal - Nocturne [9:52]
Athena Ensemble
Cover image: painting by Georges Seurat.
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Milhaud est le brillant reflet d'une époque. Une onde prodigieuse chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme, la féérie et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Son architecture musicale est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière 💥
These pieces have stayed with me throughout my life, definitive chamber music, light, fluttering, beautiful, expressive
I had never heard of the composer :) I was looking for Good King René... and I end here. A chance meeting, indeed! The music is wonderful.
He called his autobiography "My Happy Life". This piece seems to prove he meant it.
Here is a work of Milhaud which is among his most known (at least when I was jounger). It is obviously a masterwork. Milhaud was violonist, but like his friend Poulenc, he loved the acid sonority of woodwinds. The polytonality does not appear at all as artificial here, but only as a way to underline the melodic lines. The score is fresh and optimistic; "La cheminée du roi René" must be understood by 'the travel of king René'. 'Cheminer' has the same origin as 'chemin' in old French, which means 'path'.
As the names of the parts suggest, yes.
Bravo Monsieur--I get so tired of seeing chimney or fireplace rather than a small stroll. :-)
Estoy aprendiendo con Milhaud. Gracias por compartirlo!!!
A great piece, and beautifully played here - great control and balance thoughout. Time for our quintet to dust this one off again, methinks!
This quintet must be one of the 20th century woodwind quitents. I love this quintet!
Sublime. No other words for this.
This team have very suitable color to play this piece!
No sé quien es el responsable pero meter anuncios publicitarios en este tipo de vídeos/audiciones... es penoso. Por otro lado, no conocía esta obra y la llevo escuchando casi todos los días. Gracias por compartir.
This is probably the most conventionally pleasant Modernist Composer I've heard other than The Australians. I love the creepy shit too but that's not a bad thing either. Really sinks into your soul on this one.
This sounds like the soundtrack to a retro stop motion children's show that was unintentionally terrifying.
I love this one, beautiful!
Milhaud es increible
This is good Milhaud, real music.
My favorite Milhaud! Thanks!
I don't recall when I first heard this piece, but loved it immediately. Some years later after my son was born I had enrolled in a film class. He was 3 at the time and I decided to make a film about him at 3 and to use parts of this as background music. This was 46 years ago. If you're curious its URL is ua-cam.com/video/LX-7Ig3RyXk/v-deo.html
I. 0:00
II. 1:58
III. 3:47
IV. 4:55
V. 7:18
VI. 8:15
VII. 9:52
Thanks !
Garden of delights
I love this one.
I love this one ！
Please don't forget to credit the painter :
Georges Seurat (1859-1891) - ""La Parade de Cirque" (Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY USA)
An infusion of spring.
It reminds me, for brief moments, of Tombeau de Couperin by Ravel
had the same thought
Although he wasn't much found of Ravel's music, they have their similar moments.I think it is because of their interest in old french music. Particularly the melodies are really striking.
@@emreozdemir3164 Perhaps the connection with D'Indy and his passion for ancient music.
wow!!!
Shame Classical in the conventional sense (basically everything sake for cinematic classical which I do love tbh despite what purists of the genre will say,just wasn't as relevant after WW2) didn't last long enough to see Funk and Soul influenced composers. Much prefer those genres to Jazz although I verymuch love this piece (although tbf The Jazz Influence doesn't really stick out to me). I guess you could argue Progressive Rock was that to a degree but nonetheless.
It's a quintet: quintetto, not quartetto.
This is great creative powerful music that is important for the simple and important example by instrument voices, such as some have done in several ways by certain entities and / or certain details for example: Albinoni Boccherini Zipoli Debussy Milhaud Les Six Stravinsky Ives Miles Evans Coltrane Shorter Hancock Baker Mulligan Konitz Parker Jarritt E Spalding Brilliant Great Ulf Hellerup, Playlists example Music 42 YT
Ceci est la grande musique créative puissante qui est important pour l'exemple simple et importante par des voix d'instruments, comme certains l'ont fait de plusieurs façons par certaines entités et / ou certains détails, par exemple: Albinoni Boccherini Zipoli Debussy Milhaud Les Six Stravinsky Ives Miles Evans Coltrane Shorter Hancock Baker Mulligan Konitz Parker Jarritt E Spalding Brilliant Grande Ulf Hellerup, playlists Musique exemple 42 YT
Fine, rather anachronistic, wind piece.
Dernier roi de Provence René de Tarascon
10:00 BB4
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the man on the right looks like stalin
I love this one ！