Today I am here to write this message to remind me that my Father on the 25th of March died of Covid 19, he was 50 years old and was a self-taught musician and had the gift of music. his profession was a maintenance technician and worked in engineering at Pfizer in Brazil. My father really liked this song and playing it. He played Violin, Trumpet, Flute, Tuba, Euphonium. My biggest dream was to see him recover so that we can play hymns from our church and also maybe play this very beautiful work by Debussy. Whenever I hear this work, I will remember my Father and how he liked it. Father, in heaven we will find ourselves. Sorry for the outburst.
Out standing . Just beautiful music. Some slower tracks make me cry. Every time. The power of those tracks. De bussy a great composer. Most Definitely.
Debussy’s music is comfortable to the ear and to the mind and to the soul This splendor of words cannot attach it The diversity of Debussy is immeasurable The world of Debussy is intriguing and captivating
Andante Expressivo - 14:18-14-36, (cut) 15:54 (end); All of Finale Appasionato except 18:13-18:36, 19:38 - 20:07 (cut), for "How did I convice myself..." Repeat 19:09-19:38 on reverb. 24:42-end of Allegro Vivo "Egypt"
Just now purchased the CD, after listening here first. Also, very interesting to learn that Debussy, who was terminally ill with colon cancer, originally titled the cello sonata "Pierrot faché avec la lune." What a sense of humor, even when dying! Such an extraordinary man!
Debussy`music invites me into the wonderful world of comfort As for this irreplaceable performance , cherry blossoms petals in full bloom seem to flutter down whenever the wind blows . From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun .
Debussy est plus que le reflet d'une époque. C'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde décadente chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture sonore est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière
Debussy is one of the most brilliant composers! I LOVE that Intermezzo! So satisfying to the ears, with the "pop" of "zing" (you know what I mean) and that beautiful air of mystery and passion hidden. (Edit) I also love how music can say so many things words can't. Felix Mendelssohn once said, "The thoughts that are expressed to me by the music I love are not too indefinite to be put in the words, but on the contrary too definite". I think what he was getting at was that those feelings we can't put into words are too real and relatable to explain in words, rather than feelings that are too abstract and false.
Music is more fundamental than words. It goes directly into our brains without translation. (Incidentally the most effective poetry relies on the musicality of the words rather than their literal meaning).
Maravillosa interpretación para este gran compositor, Trio Stradivari extraordinario, además un sonido espectacular del sello Brillanr Classics. Muchas gracias por subirla
Esta sonata de Debussy trio cello, violin y extraordinario piano. Lo maximo para deleitarnos en estos momentos de crisis. Any way. Esto lo vamos a superar pronto.
Thank you so much for this. It is excellent, refined and deep, suggestive and enticing. it is true one can work while listening, but every now and then one stops everything to let the music enter the heart.
What an innovator, the masterful Claude Debussy; melodies immortal for surpassing beauty and emotion. His ignominious death and entombment fortunately did not foreshadow ultimate recognition and status among the great luminaries of music.
I first heard the cello sonata on a CD by Julian Lloyd Webber, a fine interpretation to have in the back of the mind while listening to other readings. Debussy is justly famous for his orchestral works, but his songs and chamber music are full of expressive vitality
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Debussy is more than a reflection of an era. It is a phantom asteroid who returns to set his sights on sound art. A decadent wave laden with paradoxes from which obscurantism and the irrational escape, hypnotic factors defying vulnerable souls in search of the absolute. This sound architecture is a short tunnel that leads to light.
"Circe" speaks -- beautiful comment. Poetry that knows how to trope even the most reductive physics approaches the asymptote of the real with more illuminating power than doctrines which from impotent fear would proscribe poetry in the name of the absolute -- as shafts of unseen solar energy penetrating the magnetosphere provoke auroras to dance a flamenco over the Northern sky, or meteors suddenly blazing out of the dark with fire & light as they're burned wholly away, so the Phoenix of Poetry flaming through all the arts illuminates & ignites the receptive mind generation after generation....
This compilation is terrific. Can not help not to comment how wonderful the performance of the fourth movement of the piano trio. It does not represent impressionist Debussy at all but more likely Brahms or other romantic composers. It is so sweet, full of emotion and creates goosebumps moment. It is hard to fathom an 18 year old composer could write such a mature complex composition. It is very pity that Debussy did not write many compositions like this.
Hablando de extasi musical en medio de esta sonata se me fue el fluido electrico. Any way. A echar mano al movil y seguir disfrutando. Ah que si, la vida es lo mejor que hemos tenido. A disfrutarla.
Great compositions, and the arrangements are very good as well! The playing here is beyond my expectations, have been listening to this recording for days on end now!
Gracias por fomentar y distribuir a los oidos atentos de los seres humanos (y animalitos como conejos en mi caso) , la musica de todos los tiempos incluyendo al maravilloso Debussy desde Argentina
fantastique , comme dans l alchimie des sens qui me font frissonner encore , rêver de mille et un trésors , spirituels et vaporeux telle une andalouse qui danse avec sur les sables d ou jaillissent les immenses rais de lumière qui montent et qui descendent , Debussy maître de l onirisme , de la caresse sensuelle qui nous émeut encore , féérie de ce début de siècle ou cent et mille artistes sculpteurs , peintres , musiciens , forains , se baladaient sur les bords de la seine , de l oise ou riaient les sirènes , les modèles les muses , les filles de joie du déjeuner sur l herbe qu immortalisa manet , impressionniste qui comme monet , Debussy ravel fauré pressentaient comme personne les couleurs d un monde qui s en allait ,,
Quite fabulous collection. Very special performances of these pieces, also - something (to my ear) more probing & reflective, without losing any simple joy or energy, than I recall from other interpretations of Debussy, in general, & of these works, in particular. Interesting accompanying insights in the notes, too - food for thought adds to our (at least, my) appreciation. Do we know the painting? It is a spot on visual accent for the music, suggesting a wry comment on an earlier period's idealizations. BC is unique.
Somehow, we got from there to here and now Im here. Just so ya'll know, Debussy was a punk in his day, all the music snobs thought his music was shit and listen to us listening to him now.
Wish I could like a video twice (on one account) 😄 I've listened to this several times, & probably wouldn't have been able to appreciate Debussy's works so much or so soon w/o this upload, so I thank u for the introduction to all these many other pieces he wrote ^-^
This is marvelous! Thanks for uploading. I really appreciate the effort you put into uploading this music. However, there is something I would like to highlight concerning this video: it is so annoying to listen to someone advertising something right after your spirit has been touched by this kind of music. In fact, that's one of the reasons why some people press the DISLIKE button in this kind of videos. They don't DISLIKE the content (in most of cases) -they DISLIKE ADDS.
Yes, yes, a sacriledge. But like many have said, it's in-between, and they'll get to you either before, during, or after on UA-cam. Ad block is your only hope.
why do you believe you are entitled to listen to the accumulated lifetime of hard work the musicians have spent learning to play this music to the standard it deserves free of charge? go and buy the mp3s, not only will it sound better, you wont get any adverts and you wont be ripping off hardworking and talented musicians and paying youtube instead.
We who create...not you, dimwit...are delighted to have an audience who appreciates what we endevor to create...the wonder, the beauty, the pleasure gleened from near nothing other that our personal inspiration and desire to occasion good and illuminate wonder in our world...which is comprised of others. We are delighted to have that audience which for us is all the reward we require. When more is necessary we put a price tag on it, yet usually the free appreciation of others is more than enough. We give of our inspiration and hard work freely happy to simply be known and enjoyed. We are gregarious psychologically interconnected human beings you dumb demented twit, we whose presence in one anothers worlds either tangentially or directly literally defines and creates our very consciouness. That's why who-so-ever is able to listen to this by our gift and pleasure is entitled to listen to our creation without monetary obligation. This perview is far far beyond you you toady, being as mentally abused and constricted as your are. Relating to you has to be a miserable ordeal for so many people unfortunate enough to have lived within YOUR innane stunted sphere.This being explained to the vacuous clot that you are we...ubiquitous artists galore...would perfer for you and you alone to donate a few quid to any society of composers etc that you might find. You, being stunted most likely don't know where to find such a society, so just buzz off. Thank you.
Today I am here to write this message to remind me that my Father on the 25th of March died of Covid 19, he was 50 years old and was a self-taught musician and had the gift of music. his profession was a maintenance technician and worked in engineering at Pfizer in Brazil. My father really liked this song and playing it. He played Violin, Trumpet, Flute, Tuba, Euphonium. My biggest dream was to see him recover so that we can play hymns from our church and also maybe play this very beautiful work by Debussy. Whenever I hear this work, I will remember my Father and how he liked it. Father, in heaven we will find ourselves. Sorry for the outburst.
I am so sorry for your father my friend!Meu sentimentos.
I'am sorry for your loss.
Blessings to you, if you believe in them. If you don’t, may your gifted father’s memory live on in those who loved him.
In loving memory of your father,
RIP
Peace be with you, brother
Out standing . Just beautiful music.
Some slower tracks make me cry.
Every time. The power of those tracks.
De bussy a great composer. Most
Definitely.
The piano trio is incredibly pretty.
This channel is a real treasure.
Debussy’s music is comfortable to the ear and to the mind and to the soul
This splendor of words cannot attach it
The diversity of Debussy is immeasurable
The world of Debussy is intriguing and captivating
Comfort of Debussy’s is immeasurable and beyond words
Andante Expressivo - 14:18-14-36, (cut) 15:54 (end); All of Finale Appasionato except 18:13-18:36, 19:38 - 20:07 (cut), for "How did I convice myself..." Repeat 19:09-19:38 on reverb. 24:42-end of Allegro Vivo "Egypt"
Just now purchased the CD, after listening here first. Also, very interesting to learn that Debussy, who was terminally ill with colon cancer, originally titled the cello sonata "Pierrot faché avec la lune." What a sense of humor, even when dying! Such an extraordinary man!
Cette musique est d'une liberté et d'une modernité incroyable
Such an exquisite collection... this is a superb way to experience the music of Debussy.
For heaven's sake, let's identify the marvelous musicians performing here: JOLANDA VIOLANTE, Pianist; FEDERICO GUGLIELMO, Violinist; and LUIGI PUXEDDU, 'cellist. You're welcome!
Wish I could pin this commenttt!
And Alfonso Ramos as the second violin
@@alfonsoramos3275 How can there be a second violin in a piano trio (three players: one violin, one cello, one piano)?
@@b1i2l336 His first violin got stolen, so he was forced to use a second one
@@christianspillemose4074 LOL!
Debussy,s mind is enigma. Debussy,s ability is exquisite. Debussy is love hunter
Toda la música de Debussy c'est un rêve. That's Debussy's music... a dream... Un revêrie da vero.
Debussy was a good composer. Someone would have to be worse than blind to not see that. 😊
No, they would have to be worse than having no eyes at all. 👁 👁
Debussy`music invites me into the wonderful world of comfort
As for this irreplaceable performance ,
cherry blossoms petals in full bloom seem to flutter down whenever the wind blows .
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun .
My favourites ❤️
Piano trio in G major
0:00, 9:04, 12:35, 16:30
preludes 01:01:22
Romace 1:08:57
Such an original, brilliant composer.
This is fabulous! A Violin and Cello Sonatas and a wonderful Piano Trio! Could have asked for more! I love Debussy!
..... einfach wundervoll ! Danke für den upload !
Piano Trio in G Major, L. 3: II. Scherzo-Intermezzo. Moderato con allegro is absolutely a favorite, it's so lively and beautiful
Fun fact: it was made when Debussy was only 18
Debussy est plus que le reflet d'une époque. C'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde décadente chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Cette architecture sonore est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière
I have no idea about what were you trying to say but everything in French looks beautiful.
@@stravinskyfan I'm french and I also have no idea of what he was trying to say ;-)
@@maatthieu lol, anyway, have a good day, and, you guys have great taste of music!
I had never heard this before. Beautiful.
Sonata Debusy, cello, violin y formidable piano. Una hora y algo mas de extasi inigual. Lo he disfrutado a to.
Debussy is one of the most brilliant composers! I LOVE that Intermezzo! So satisfying to the ears, with the "pop" of "zing" (you know what I mean) and that beautiful air of mystery and passion hidden. (Edit) I also love how music can say so many things words can't. Felix Mendelssohn once said, "The thoughts that are expressed to me by the music I love are not too indefinite to be put in the words, but on the contrary too definite". I think what he was getting at was that those feelings we can't put into words are too real and relatable to explain in words, rather than feelings that are too abstract and false.
“Or music heard so deeply
That it is not heard at all, but you are the music
While the music lasts.” TS Eliot
Music is more fundamental than words. It goes directly into our brains without translation. (Incidentally the most effective poetry relies on the musicality of the words rather than their literal meaning).
Maravillosa interpretación para este gran compositor, Trio Stradivari extraordinario, además un sonido espectacular del sello Brillanr Classics. Muchas gracias por subirla
I love this music, and think it very well played here. Compliments and gratitude to Brilliant and Trio Stradivari.
BRILLIANT! Debussy is one of the greatest and brightest composers!
Maurice André
I agree!
Esta sonata de Debussy trio cello, violin y extraordinario piano. Lo maximo para deleitarnos en estos momentos de crisis. Any way. Esto lo vamos a superar pronto.
excellent - thanks for posting
Demasiado bello su musica despierta una sensacion de elevacion, como ninguna otra
Thank you so much for this. It is excellent, refined and deep, suggestive and enticing. it is true one can work while listening, but every now and then one stops everything to let the music enter the heart.
What an innovator, the masterful Claude Debussy; melodies immortal for surpassing beauty and emotion. His ignominious death and entombment fortunately did not foreshadow ultimate recognition and status among the great luminaries of music.
yeh tbh he pretty gud
Yeah, "Fire" Baby: Kin tell beye yer spellin'n gramma hao on-ist u musst b
I first heard the cello sonata on a CD by Julian Lloyd Webber, a fine interpretation to have in the back of the mind while listening to other readings. Debussy is justly famous for his orchestral works, but his songs and chamber music are full of expressive vitality
What a fantastic album, been playing it night after night. Thanks
Debussy’s comfortable music is a great tranqulizer for the human wandering soul
Truth!!❤
@@brynicecream5824
Thankyou
youtube wonderful comment
From
A corner of immeasurable profound Tokyo
🍱🥟🍡🗼🍙🍚🍢🍜🎋🎎🍥🍘⛩️🎏👘🎴🎑🇯🇵
In Tokyo
Cherry Blossoms comes out
Soon
the Cherry Blossoms are at their peak
Japanese rate of Spring begins
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When it becomes Cherry Blossom Season, our Japanese hearts bounce
@@brynicecream5824
Thankyou
From
A corner of dreamful and immeasurable profound Tokyo
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This is a an impeccable performance
Our world did not deserve Debussy.
Beautiful performances of gorgeous music! Thanks for sharing.
Many thanks for posting; it's a treat to have this run of Debussy's chamber works all in one place.
Debussy is more than a reflection of an era. It is a phantom asteroid who returns to set his sights on sound art. A decadent wave laden with paradoxes from which obscurantism and the irrational escape, hypnotic factors defying vulnerable souls in search of the absolute. This sound architecture is a short tunnel that leads to light.
"Circe" speaks -- beautiful comment. Poetry that knows how to trope even the most reductive physics approaches the asymptote of the real with more illuminating power than doctrines which from impotent fear would proscribe poetry in the name of the absolute -- as shafts of unseen solar energy penetrating the magnetosphere provoke auroras to dance a flamenco over the Northern sky, or meteors suddenly blazing out of the dark with fire & light as they're burned wholly away, so the Phoenix of Poetry flaming through all the arts illuminates & ignites the receptive mind generation after generation....
Thks Philocaly - It’s beautiful like the chance encounter of an umbrella and sewing machine on a dissecting table !.... ;)
This compilation is terrific. Can not help not to comment how wonderful the performance of the fourth movement of the piano trio. It does not represent impressionist Debussy at all but more likely Brahms or other romantic composers. It is so sweet, full of emotion and creates goosebumps moment. It is hard to fathom an 18 year old composer could write such a mature complex composition. It is very pity that Debussy did not write many compositions like this.
I love so much this Sonata! Thx for sharing'n blessings!
Hermosas melodías.
Wonderful piece ! On a Soprano Saxophone this sounds amazing too !
So nice music with two partial violins and piano. Very romantic music.
Thank you for sharing it with others.
such magnificent music, it brings your soul into a transcendental world of solemnity
What a brilliant classic channel! Thanks for all this.
Happy Birthday Debussy
Absolutely beautiful!
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎹🎻🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
Violin Sonata in G Minor, L. 140: I. Allegro vivo ......heavenly
至美、至高、至妙・・・高貴な感性は芸術的な霊感と共に、
卓越した世界を造り出しましたから、もう言う事はないですね。
Love every second of this.
Thanks for the upload. I am loving these collections of Brilliant Classics on UA-cam.
Splendid! I actually have no words to describe it! Thank you guys for sharing!
This is a lifesaver
Beautiful. Merci!
Fantastic album, thanks!
Hablando de extasi musical en medio de esta sonata se me fue el fluido electrico. Any way. A echar mano al movil y seguir disfrutando. Ah que si, la vida es lo mejor que hemos tenido. A disfrutarla.
Magnífico!. 💚
Tres bien ca!!!!!! Awesome music, great musicians doing an outstanding interpretation. Can't get enough Debussy!!!!!
Te llega y luego te lleva al éxtasis
Las tres obras Maravillosas me encantan y excelentemente tocadas.👏
Great compositions, and the arrangements are very good as well! The playing here is beyond my expectations, have been listening to this recording for days on end now!
the only way to listen!!!
Gracias por fomentar y distribuir a los oidos atentos de los seres humanos (y animalitos como conejos en mi caso) , la musica de todos los tiempos incluyendo al maravilloso Debussy
desde Argentina
fantastique , comme dans l alchimie des sens qui me font frissonner encore , rêver de mille et un trésors , spirituels et vaporeux telle une andalouse qui danse avec sur les sables d ou jaillissent les immenses rais de lumière qui montent et qui descendent , Debussy maître de l onirisme , de la caresse sensuelle qui nous émeut encore , féérie de ce début de siècle ou cent et mille artistes sculpteurs , peintres , musiciens , forains , se baladaient sur les bords de la seine , de l oise ou riaient les sirènes , les modèles les muses , les filles de joie du déjeuner sur l herbe qu immortalisa manet , impressionniste qui comme monet , Debussy ravel fauré pressentaient comme personne les couleurs d un monde qui s en allait ,,
Thank you for your sharing. Seem like to climb up the steps
Quite fabulous collection. Very special performances of these pieces, also - something (to my ear) more probing & reflective, without losing any simple joy or energy, than I recall from other interpretations of Debussy, in general, & of these works, in particular. Interesting accompanying insights in the notes, too - food for thought adds to our (at least, my) appreciation. Do we know the painting? It is a spot on visual accent for the music, suggesting a wry comment on an earlier period's idealizations. BC is unique.
Favorites:
1:01:23
So good, it's relatively uncommon to hear these so thanks for sharing :)
Evan Chow, piano video every day in 2018
I like clair de lune, but I could see Debussy's different skills
Great performance!
this is beautiful, I love it
Beautiful .
This is really very nice, I think I will buy the set.
It’s very nice music
Excelent piano.
sweeetest i ever heard!
Somehow, we got from there to here and now Im here. Just so ya'll know, Debussy was a punk in his day, all the music snobs thought his music was shit and listen to us listening to him now.
That's not entirely true.
Bravii!!
HERMOSA MUSICA GRACIAS
Lindo! Obrigada por me permitir ouvir.
좋다.... means it's good...
Wish I could like a video twice (on one account) 😄
I've listened to this several times, & probably wouldn't have been able to appreciate Debussy's works so much or so soon w/o this upload, so I thank u for the introduction to all these many other pieces he wrote ^-^
This is in my good books
Keep up the good work BC, my days are better and my work is more efficient because of ur music sharing
Emotion is in my soul , and
Una maravillosa composición gracias por compartir :)
GOT intro: 37:44
This is really very nice
really wonderful!!
Staggering job!
His first works were really sounded like Post- Romantic... so cool!!
This is marvelous! Thanks for uploading. I really appreciate the effort you put into uploading this music. However, there is something I would like to highlight concerning this video: it is so annoying to listen to someone advertising something right after your spirit has been touched by this kind of music.
In fact, that's one of the reasons why some people press the DISLIKE button in this kind of videos. They don't DISLIKE the content (in most of cases) -they DISLIKE ADDS.
However, you realise the adds probably make these uploads pay for Brilliant Classics? At least they're placed between works and not randomly.
Antonio.
Good grief. It's more than annoying, it's infuriating. So: Get AdBlocker. You can download it for free.
Yes, yes, a sacriledge. But like many have said, it's in-between, and they'll get to you either before, during, or after on UA-cam. Ad block is your only hope.
why do you believe you are entitled to listen to the accumulated lifetime of hard work the musicians have spent learning to play this music to the standard it deserves free of charge? go and buy the mp3s, not only will it sound better, you wont get any adverts and you wont be ripping off hardworking and talented musicians and paying youtube instead.
We who create...not you, dimwit...are delighted to have an audience who appreciates what we endevor to create...the wonder, the beauty, the pleasure gleened from near nothing other that our personal inspiration and desire to occasion good and illuminate wonder in our world...which is comprised of others.
We are delighted to have that audience which for us is all the reward we require. When more is necessary we put a price tag on it, yet usually the free appreciation of others is more than enough. We give of our inspiration and hard work freely happy to simply be known and enjoyed. We are gregarious psychologically interconnected human beings you dumb demented twit, we whose presence in one anothers worlds either tangentially or directly literally defines and creates our very consciouness. That's why who-so-ever is able to listen to this by our gift and pleasure is entitled to listen to our creation without monetary obligation. This perview is far far beyond you you toady, being as mentally abused and constricted as your are. Relating to you has to be a miserable ordeal for so many people unfortunate enough to have lived within YOUR innane stunted sphere.This being explained to the vacuous clot that you are we...ubiquitous artists galore...would perfer for you and you alone to donate a few quid to any society of composers etc that you might find. You, being stunted most likely don't know where to find such a society, so just buzz off. Thank you.
마음에 평화~ 학생들은 점수가 상승할 것이고, 직장인은 휴식능률이 오를 것이고, 주부는 가사 스트레스가 감소할 것이니 드뷔시의 음악 아래 모두 행복해질지어다
Very nice.
best perch fishing music since dark side of the moon
Hell, it revs up smallmouth.
Top notch
el mejor
Is The last sonata the same that arabesque solo piano. With the violín sounds celestial Music.
Beauty
Gracias !
Lindo. Obrigado