Nikolai Tcherepnin - 6 Horn Quartets, Op. 35 (1910)
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- Опубліковано 16 сер 2018
- Nikolai Nikolayevich Tcherepnin (Russian: Николай Николаевич Черепнин; May 15 [O.S. May 3] 1873 - 26 June 1945) was a Russian composer, pianist, and conductor. He was born in Saint Petersburg and studied under Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov at the Saint Petersburg Conservatory. He conducted for the first Paris season of Sergei Diaghilev's Ballets Russes.
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6 F-Horn Quartets, Op. 35 (1910)
1. Nocturne
2. Ancienne chanson allemande (2:42)
3. La chasse (4:57)
4. Choeur dansé (7:03)
5. Un chant populaire russe (8:59)
6. Un Choral (12:07)
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"I don't usually listen to Horn Music.....but when I do..." THIS HERE IS THE VERY BEST, thanks!
I had played horn IV on this piece back when I was in college, and I absolutely loved the 1st movement the most. The feeling of getting to be that fundamental voice of the group that everything builds upon just always felt amazing. The way the sound and the resolutions play out throughout it and the physical sensations of those sounds are something that'll always stick with me.
Such a warmth that truly can only be delivered by horns.
Me too! At some spots I forgot it was old notation and laid it out as if modern... We decided to keep a few of them 😂
@@fedeymini You can really just play the last two movements on old notation except those low Cs and Bbs at the end are pretty hard to hit.
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1. Nocturne
(0:06)
2. Ancienne chanson allemande (2:42)
3. La chasse (4:57)
4. Choeur dansé (7:03)
5. Un chant populaire russe (8:59)
6. Un Choral (12:07)
My wife and I have played these countless times with our compatriots, #3 being a favorite.
Possibly my favorite horn quartet.
Every movement is so wonderfully distinct and interesting! This horn writing is so amazing because it shows so many different styles and aspects of the horn. I wish there were more horn chamber pieces like this that really use the horn beautifully like this. And the quartet was flawless! Beautiful playing. I especially loved the 4th horn player
This is by far the most masterful horn writing I've ever heard. Truly magnificent.
You have just made me feel better from my bad mood... really thank you.. thank you
God that third one. SO GOOD!
Very impressive and nice sound, French horn is amazing, awesomely versatile. Congratulations! Bravissimo!
Too fantastic to be put in words!!!! Nothing will surpass the fifth movement.
Special!
What a lovely group of quartets. Seems like a ton of fun to play also.
Beautiful. I love the horn. This is perfect. Thank you very much...
Nikolai Tcherepnin's Horn Quartets are gorgeously written and played in this video. All are worth a listen, but be warned... you are in danger of deeply relaxing! Five minutes is #3 - a joyful piece to hear and follow along with the score.
Superb Horn writing! pleasure to listen to
Gracias por compartir esta belleza.
Yes.. Wonderful
I love everything you share!
Thank you!!
Amazing ! Thanks for share it I love it !
wonderful!
Marvelous!
Nyikolaj Cserepnyin:Hat kürtkvartett Op.35
1. Nocturne (Noktürn):Molto adagio 00:05
2. Ancienne chanson allemande (Régi német dal):Andante molto espressivo 02:42
3. La chasse (A vadászat):Allegro giocoso 04:57
4. Choeur dansé (Táncolt kórus):Andantino quasi Allegretto. Grazioso 07:03
5. Un chant populaire russe (Népszerű orosz dal):Andante molto sostenuto e espressivo - Molto sostenuto 08:59
6. Un Choral (Korál):Un corale 12:07
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Nikolai Tcherepnin is so underatted...
@Christina Park Sometimes it sounds to me like movie score...
@Christina Park Hi, are you a musician ?
@Christina Park Nice. Good luck
@Christina Park where you from ?
@Christina Park french Guyana
Bonjour magnifique
Great 👍
I love the fifth movement!! Does anyone know how I can get the sheet music for just that movement?
imslp my friend
Wait..... In #6, the 1st horn is the "tenor" part from Bach's Sleepers, Wake?!🤯
The Number six is like the Bozza's choral in his horn quartet
これが、伊福部昭に作曲の指導をしたチェレプニンの曲ですか。初めて拝聴しました。良い曲ですね。
Интересный способ нотации - все знаки не при ключе, а случайные
i always misread quarter for 6 horns and wonder where is the 5th and 6th...
Thanks, I was still looking for them... 😂
The nocturne sounds a little like some of the Beatles' songs, don't you think?
It's more like the Beatles sound little like the nocturnes
Does anyone know where to get the sheet music for this?
Imslp have it
imslp
30年位前に演奏してましたね🎵伊福部昭さんの御症😢
Who are the players?
変換が上手く出来ません でも 懐かしい曲でした
6:58
#Espert2019
Would be cool to know who the musicians are
would also be cool if you click the tab "show more" and you will see the info.
@@bartjebartmans sry doesnt work. I only got the Info "Vienna horns" but no names
@@parzenbua That's all the info I have. There were no names provided with the audio.
Seems to be this album: ua-cam.com/video/Jc489wFjekw/v-deo.html
open.spotify.com/album/2sIbkXp2EQKDWX2nC6QiSE
Players: www.hornsociety.org/section-listings?id=586&ens_id=591
@@bartjebartmans someone else uploaded this same recording on UA-cam with an image of a cover which lists the players as:
Nury Gurnaschelli
Peter Erdel
Martin Schöpfer
Johann Widihofer
師しよう
It sounds like you can hear them "punch in" at 3:17. The sound stops abruptly and a new take begins. On beat 2.
:(
And before somebody says "just enjoy the music, man!", I was trying to. That stood out like a sore thumb.
By the way the best movement is the first one, you all are wrong about the third or the fifth. ;)
Yawn.