Alberto Ginastera: Panambí op.1 (1937)
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- Опубліковано 16 вер 2024
- Alberto Ginastera (1916-1983): Panambí, balletto op.1 (1937) -- London Symphony Orchestra diretta da Gisèle Ben-Dor --
I. Claro de luna sobre el Paraná
II. Fiesta indígena [4:43]
III. Ronda de las doncellas [5:08]
IV. Danza de los guerreros [6:32]
V. Escena [8:30]
VI. Pantomima del amor eterno [11:13]
VII. Canto de Guirahú [15:06]
VIII. El Echicero se dirige hacia Guirahú -- Aparecen las deidades del agua - El Echicero se esconde [18:29]
IX. Juego de las deidades del agua [18:57]
X. Reaparece el Hechicero -- Los gritos del Hechicero [21:09]
XI. Inquietud de la tribu -- Súplica de Panambí [21:43]
XII. Invocación de lo espíritus poderosos [25:59]
XIII. Danza del Hechicero [27:19]
XIV. El Hechicero habla [29:29]
XV. Lamento de las doncellas [30:05]
XVI. Aparición de Tupá -- Los guerreros amenazan al Hechicero [33:15]
XVII. El Amanecer [34:08]
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Conocí esta obra en 2014 recien. Jamas he dejado de escuchar y profundizar en la música de Ginastera. Es increíble. Tantas reminiscencias argentinas...
Any piece that opens with bassoons in parallel fifths is an instant hook for me
power chords! ginastera was a proto metalhead
I have known his piano sonata since high school and recently Argerich played the dances but never did I know this man is the RAVEL of the PAMPAS !!! The most seductive , careful and insightful and subtle ear I have come across .Why are his orchestral works not played more often they are contemporary without bothering the listener and the essence is instantly beguiling .I hope dudamel and others will right this wrong .What gorgeous scores are Pananbi and ESTANCIA ! Ginastera is a MASTER ! My friend says the Harp concerto is necessary nadnEmerson ,Lake and Palmer knew the piano concerto .How is it these works are not on the radio more ?
+John e martin III Ginastera is a composer of the Pampas just as Brooklynite Aaron Copeland was a composer of the American Great Plains, i.e. on the cutting edge of modern music. His oeuvre is enormous and the later works are shattering--2 piano concertos, 3 operas, cello and violin concertos, more. Now in the centennial year we have to hear more than just Estancia and early folkloric pieces!
Ginastera was a student of Aaron Copland in Tanglewood 1945/47
@@rainerschanegger -- Really? Very interesting, thanks!
Well said, John Martin.....I SEE you and I RAISE you....Bravo!
Belleza musical
Universal! escuchando su musica apreciamos aùn mas a nuestra tierra argentina.
Increíble!! ahora entiendo de dónde saco su locura Piazzolla, era su alumno cuando tenía 18 años!
Y yo ahora también...
bravo!!! Pero que increible, me dieron ganas de conocer panambí. saludos desde Chile !
IMO the best of Ginastera. He is considered one of the most important 20th-century classical composers of the Americas.
Je ne connaissais pas du tout ce chef-d'œuvre !!!! Éblouissant !
Ginastera un compositor de ultra renovación !!!
Though an Op.1, Panambí is one of Ginastera's best scores. Thanks for uploading this brilliant performance !!!
Impresionante, maestro de Waldo de los Ríos y Astor Piazzolla que más se puede adicionar
Ginastera is a genius for me
01. Claro de Luna Sobre El Paraná (Moonlight On The Paraná)
00:01
02. Fiesta Indígena (Native festival)
04:43
03. Ronda de las doncellas (Girls' round dance) 05:08
04. Danza de Los Guerreros (Warriors' Dance) 06:32
05. Escena (Scene) 08:30
06. Pantomina Del Amor Eterno (Pantomime Of Eternal Love) 11:13
07. Canto de Guirahú (Guirahú's Song) 15:06
08. El Hechicero Se Dirige Hacia Guirahú; Aparecen Las Deidades Del Agua; El Hechicero Se Esconde (The Sorcerer Approaches Guirahú; The Water Sprites Appear; The Sorcerer Hides) 18:29
09. Juego de Las Deidades Del Agua (The Water Sprites Play)
18:57
10. Reaparece El Hechicero; Los Gritos Del Hechicero (The Sorcerer Reappears; The Sorcerer's Cries) 21:09
11. Inquietud Del Tribu; Súplica de Panambí (The Tribe Is Uneasy; Panambí's Prayer)
21:43
12. Invocación A Los Espíritus Poderosos (Invocation To The Spirits Of Power) 25:59
13. Danza Del Hechicero (Dance Of The Sorcerer) 27:19
14. El Hechicero habla (The Sorcerer speaks)
29:29
15. Lamento de Las Doncellas (The Girls' Lament) 30:05
16. Aparición de Tupá; Los Guerreros Amenazan Al Hechicero (Tupá Appears; The Warriors Threaten The Sorcerer)
33:15
17. El Amanecer (The Dawn) 34:08
Thank you !
excelente musica e interpretacion
Como argentino, acabo de descubrir a Ginastera a los veinte años y debo decir que su música es cautivante.
Meraviglioso e magico
opus 1 of a 20/21 year old ...... unbelievable. what a talent!!!!
Talent, yes. A bold synthesis for a young composer, very redolent of Szymanowski and Ravel. You might be interested to compare this Op.1 with that of Jón Leifs, his Trilogia Piccola. It was recorded on an album with the tone poem Geysir, which has very slight affinities with Panambí's introduction, imho. Greetings.
I must say few composers have an Opus 1 as gigantic as this man.
otra obra tremenda del maestro Ginastera....!!!!!!
Happy birthday Alberto.
Esto es hermoso, lo comparto con mis amigos!
Thank you very very much for this!! I couldnt find a record of this wonderfull piece!! amazing job, greettings from the natal country of this remarkable composer Argentina!
Thank you so much for posting this piece!!
Uy, me pareció todavía más bello que "Estancia," lo que es mucho decir.
¡Cuánto orgullo por este hombre!
Delightfully different.
The opening itself is worth the price of admission. The rest ain't bad either. I always enjoy Ginastera, esp his concertos.
cuanta agua,cuanta luz...cuanta vida.
Remarkable !
Beautiful !
A lot of thanks
Wow, what a brilliant op. 1.
excelente
Stupendous !
VIII. El Hechicero se dirige hacia Guirahú-- Aparecen las deidades del agua - El Hechicero se esconde
stunning
Géantissime !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Exciting work
Veramente grande
Fantastic piece. VII. Canto de Guirahú
is the same as the opening of Schmidt's 4th Symphony, written 4 years earlier.
Really??? The Austrian composer?
@@stephaniejutt1 yes, check it out!
super
The Argentinian Rite Of Spring! hehehe
Trilha: Actually Ginastera did compose something similar to "Le Sacre." It is called "Popol Vuh" and the St. Louis Symphony gave the world Premiere back in the 1990.
I thought same thing, but it is still a superb piece...
An insult to Ginastera.
Hé hé hé, d'accord avec toi ;-))
21:53 Stravinski
Fantastic, thanks for uploading this beauty. My older sister ordered the Ballet "Estancia" and she goes: "Ain't he the Ravel of Argentina?" I didn't feel like disappointing her, she is only 12. For I thought Ginastera was rather a bit heavy handed on percussion.
she is right ...
Chuck Allen She’s 15 now, as I do. Greetings for her, to a such a short life, knows the Argentinian Ravel
@@theopaopa1 not really
Hey, TheWelleszCompany, sorry, but the word "echizero", starts with h, it's hechizero. In the part VIII it's written without the h, and in the other parts with h
Regarding this piece's similarity to aspects of the Rite of Spring. It's almost a pity that Stravinsky created such an unmatchable mega-composition because the music world would've benefitted from some more of that ultramodern stone age voodoo . I suspect that even the great Igor (without a doubt one of my favorite composers) was cowed by his blindingly brilliant monster forever doomed to live in its shadow . Regardless Ginastera Brilliant Composer
That's not the case at all. It's that people know the Rite so well that ANY reminds them of it
He was just 21 when he wrote this
Genius!!
100 AÑOS DE NACIDO
15:06 VII. Canto de Guirahú
Did somebody found a link with the ballet itself on stage?
Do anyone here hears some lines of Gounod's Faust ouverture ? Is there a reason why Ginastera quoted it ?
Amazing work for a 21 year old composer. He pretty much had "it" right from the beginning, although I'm sorry to say I really don't like were he ultimately ended up musically in the second half of his composing career. Just my opinion on that.
I personally believe the later ginastera works were definitely his best. Have you listened to his 2nd cello concerto or the 2nd piano concerto? Mind blowing works
@@zgart Of his later works, the Cello Sonata, Guitar Sonata and 2nd Piano Concerto are still fairly listenable, but he went off the deep end pretty hard. To be fair, he was a pretty hard-edged composer from the start, but he went even further than he works you mentioned... and not in a good way, in my opinion.
@@christophermacintyre5890 in my opinion I think he definitely went in the right direction, I feel that he wrote enough works in his early idiom (that were masterpieces such as panambi and estancia), and that his expansion into newer styles incorporated with his already masterful orchestration (I am so in love with his use of percussion) as well as Argentinian folk ideas is transcendental
@@zgart Stravinsky went in a similar direction, although his late works don't irritate me to the same extent that Ginastera (at his most extreme, which wasn't always) seems to do. Ginastera was 34 years younger than Stravinsky, so I suppose it's not that he wrote a lot more works in that style. Still, there is no excuse for anyone to dismiss Ginastera even if they don't like his late works. He was incredibly precocious and fairly prolific so there is simply too much music for anyone to ignore regardless of their opinion of his later work.
@@christophermacintyre5890 just wondering, which of ginastera later works irritate you?
Estoy embelesado.
Warning - This has many cue 'blips' which ruins the enjoyment.
argentino!
DIOSSSSSSSSSSss terrible
pretty slimy
Qué clase de alma malvada ha llenado esta pieza bellísima de publicidades idiotas!?
Tiene toda la razón. Da ira estar uno concentrado en esta bellísima música y que, de repente, en medio de la música, aparezcan anuncios, todos estúpidos.