Maurice Ravel ‒ Rapsodie espagnole
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- Опубліковано 5 січ 2025
- Maurice Ravel (1875 - 1937), Rapsodie espagnole (1907)
Performed by Boston Symphony Orchestra, Seiji Ozawa conductor
00:00 - No. 1 Prélude à la nuit. Très modéré
03:57 - No. 2 Malagueña. Assez vif
06:02 - No. 3 Habanera. Assez lent et d'un rythme las
08:35 - No. 4 Feria. Assez animé
The Rapsodie espagnole was completed in 1908, after a two-piano version of the work the previous October. It consists of four movements, the evocative Prélude à la nuit, Malagueña, Habanera, and Feria. The Habenera had originally been written in 1895 as a work for two pianos. With Entre cloches, written two years later, it formed the Sites auriculaires, first imperfectly performed in 1898 by Ricardo Viñes and Marthe Dron on a newly devised instrument, a piano with two keyboards, at a Société nationale de musique concert, to conservative disapproval. Debussy showed interest and borrowed the score of Habanera and it has been widely supposed that the piece gave rise to Debussy's own Soirée dans Grenade a few years later. Rapsodie espagnole was Ravel's first major orchestral work, a demonstration of his originality and of his gifts as an orchestrator. The music moves from the stillness of night, with its four-note descending motif, to be heard again in the second and fourth movement, to two characteristic Spanish dances and a final celebratory Spanish fiesta.
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I keep thinking I've listened to all of Ravels and then I find hidden gems like this
That's exactly what happened to me today! It was a very good day.
@@qwj68boots La Valse!
Ravel is incredible. You can hear whole sections of “Daphnis et Chloé” in this piece, along with “Ma Mére l’Oie” motifs, bits of “La Valse,” and definitely the D-S-C-H motif (though different pitches, same rhythm).
Mind you, this piece was written BEFORE all of the ones I mentioned above. It’s like Ravel was giving us all a teaser for the brilliance of his yet to come!!
mère. pseud.
I'm so curious about this: isn't the DSCH motif Dmitri Shostakovich's invention? I recall it was used in his String Quartet No 8. Mvmt 2, a piece he claimed was a memento of himself, and the DSCH motif represented him in a literal sense, as it is his initials.
Also Valses nobles et sentimentales 6:05
@@aj7bwndn This piece is an orchestration of an earlier piano piece he composed in 1895 by the same name.
Ravel was a genius.
Absolutely 👍
Still is!
I am in awe visually at the next-to-last bar.
I love the bit from 13:32 in particular. Amazing piece of music!
Reminds me of Daphnis et Chloe, the ending.
@@lukapisacic7707 In addition to that, it gives me the impression of those Seurat circus paintings. Extremely festive, frenetic, yet tinged with a bit of sadness
Stunning.
Yes
5:14 the modulation there tugs on my heartstrings. Ravel is a genius
1. Прелюдия «К ночи»
2. Малагенье 3:57 , средний раздел, соло английского рожка 5:11 [12]
3. Хабанера 6:02
4. Ферия 8:35 , тема хоты 9:42 , тема рожка [12] 10:52
0:05 No. 1 Prélude à la nuit. Très modéré, 1:25 Trio, 2:15 Cadenza (2 Clar.), 2:38 Reprise (Celesta), 3:03 Cadenza (2 Fag.) ,
3:58 No. 2 Malagueña. Assez vif, 4:31 second theme (Tr-ba), 5:10 ( 5:11 ) Trio (Corno inglese),
6:03 No. 3 Habanera. Assez lent et d'un rythme las,
8:35 No. 4 Feria. Assez animé, 9:40 -> 9:48 Jota aragonese, 10:18 -> 10:20 Jota aragonese, 10:40 -> 10:53 Trio (Corno inglese), 13:05 -> 13:23 Jota aragonese
I remember hearing the part at 1:27 on an old sign-off clip from Radio-Canada, after they had gone to the test card, which was a list of the next day’s programming, while classical music played. Finally I got an identification of this piece when I heard it on WRCJ-FM yesterday morning.
Listened to the ny Phil play this live, it was an amazing experience!
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M.Ravels: Spāņu rapsodija:
I Nakts prelūdija ♫ 0:05
II Malagenja : 1.t. [čelli,kb.atveido ģitāru] 3:58
2.t. [tromp., ļoti aktīvi] 4:30 - -
III Habanera 6:03
IV Svētki : pamatt. 8:35 - -
Aragonas hotas t. ♫ 9:48 , 10:18
14:32 I can see where Stravinsky got the end of the 'Infernal Dance' from
1:26
This also appears in the Berceuse of the Firebird
Utsyo Chakraborty which cue?
@@oscarmike1131 Right at figure 4. The rising figure in the strings. If you see the 1910 Firebird score, it's similar to the rising figure preceding 185.
Utsyo Chakraborty gotcha. Never caught that till now. Thanks
Mesmerizing
Super la pub en plein milieu ... 😱
1 часть Прелюдия к ночи
0:00
1:39
2:19
2 часть Малагуэнья
3:57
5:11 (середина с англ. рожком)
5:49
3 часть Хабанера
6:02
7:50
4 часть Ферия
8:35
9:42
10:52 (т.рожка)
Thank you
I Nakts prelūdija 0:05
II Malagenja : 1.t. 3:58
2.t. 4:30
III Habanera 6:03
epic Gm9 chord
You can’t tell me Ravel was not an alien…
Awesome!
2:16 Ravel inspires Stravinskij? It seems just like a passage from Petrushka
Why isn’t it LONGERRRRR I WANT MORE
4:47
2:15 Clarinet cadenza starts
I am so curious about Ravel. I feel I am barley scratching the surface with all of this. If anyone has any advice or resources they can recommend that would teach me more about this fascinating man and his works, please let me know!
He measured 1m61
Like a condensed Daphnis et Chloe
Yes!!!! I hear TONS of Daphnis and Chloe in here.
C’est comme si l’on entrait dans un de ces palaces d’Europe centrale à l’architecture pâtissière style religieuse au chocolat. Dans chaque pièce où l’on pénètre, les individus sont habillés en noir et blanc des pieds à la tête. Ils ont cette étrange absence dans les yeux tout en vous regardant fixement.
Les plafonds sont peints, le mobilier est d’un luxe indescriptible et le marbre veiné des tables reflète l’évanescente sérénité de l’endroit ! Tout y est rigide, jusqu’au temps qui s’écoule derrière les lambris, comme aux aguets..
Love it! Thank you!
Génial!
Was Ravel spoofing Debussy with this piece?
Nah, this is just ravel being ravel
Its debussy who inspired from it to compose his Iberia and Habanera
from CJS for Texas Tech MUHL3303: 1907
0:07-0:33
10:50
Stravinsky isn't so far...
He’s on the porch, listening and taking notes
Рааель безусловный мастер оркестровки как наши родные Чайковский и Римский-Корсаков.
9:44
6:10 8:36
3-4
10:10
Do you have the sheets?
The sheet music is available for free download here:
imslp.org/wiki/Rapsodie_espagnole_(Ravel,_Maurice)
@@PentameronSVfreak in the sheets 🥵🔥
Very disappointing to see ads. There was one in the climax of the last piece. You should disable them - i am watching on my iPad so no Adblock - very, very annoying.
He cannot disable ads if he isn't the owner of the material, and he isn't.
The person downloading material has no ability to disable ads! It is beyond their control! You have to pay a small monthly fee to block ads. Something I have recently done. It is SO worth it!
Yes, so incredible we don't want to miss 1 second; I so agree
the tempos are too fast. In my opinion.
Horrible add placement right before the last note! Im so mad that I must just say WHAT THE FUCK!
The maker of the video can’t choose such things, as the video is copyright claimed.
9:45
2:15
5:43
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