Siegfried Langgaard - Piano Concerto No.1 in E-minor (1885)
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- Опубліковано 26 лип 2024
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Siegfried Langgaard (13 July 1852 - 5 January 1914) danish composer and pianist. Father to Rued Langgaard.
Work: Piano Concerto No.1 in E-minor (1885)
Mov.I: Allegro maestoso 00:00
Mov.II: Adagio tranquillo 15:58
Mov.III: Maestoso - Allegro 23:10
Pianist: Oleg Marshev
Orchestra: The Danish Philharmonic Orchestra, South Jutland
Conductor: Matthias Aeschbacher
Now, at last, I have the privilege to listen to this Masterpiece! How can the family Langgaard switch away like this? !! I'm a Norwegian composer never heard of Sigfried Langgaard before now, I've discovered his son Rued Langgaard as well. He is a genius!! Now let's celebrate our masters from ancient times, not very far, only some years. Enjoy guys!!
very fine work, far more interesting and dramatic in true romantic style, than several concertos by very well known composers
I have been busy with masters research into an unknown Danish composer, Emil Hartmann. I stumbled across his piano trio and couldn't beleieve the exceptional quality of it, with its incredible lyricism and magical folk like melodies. I was lucky to be able to perform it, and have set out to play as many unknowns as possible. What I am realizing is that the Nordic composers produced profound work, however, apart from the small, select few, never seemed to make it into the catraditional cannon. There is so much that exists, and so much that needs to be revived. We are lucky that there are a few pianists, such as this who have recorded some of these works!!
I have been researching Nordic composers for about a year now. Truly magnificent work, if you ever want to share research I'd love to get in contact.
Having just listened to Rued Langgaard's Symphony #1 I came here, not paying attention to the first name, only to read and find out this is by Rued's father. What a talented family! I've listened to and collected CDs of classical music for many many years and yet I've never heard of most of the composers listed here. In God's name why?
Marvellous work!!!!! Interpreted with immense depth and fire. The pianist is absolutely fantastic!!!
It is delightful to find so many wonderful works to listen to. I have now heard so many that I don't remember what I have listened to. Thus, the like feature helps as does the comment section.
Wow!. sublimely beautiful. How in the world is this not being performed everywhere?
Serves to say that to be known, one also has to be lucky... Why haven't I heard of this Man before? Amazing work! Thank you!
Pedro Nuno Pulquério Vieira ----- amen brother. I've been chain listening to this work, it's so touching. A true master lost to the ages.
@@SmeagolTheBeagle will we have time enough to listen to all, we never heard. ?
Magnificent and beautiful concerto ! I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the upload of so many beautiful and almost forgotten concertos ! Great job !
Very nice romantic music. I like it.Thank you.
A noble and beautiful work. Thank you for bringing this to us.
Eero
Überraschend gut hörbar - feine Grundstimmung, solide Dynamik und durchweg romantisch angehaucht ohne dick und drall aufgestäubte Biedermeierzuckerguß.
@@mamacordella Du bist es der irrsinniges Geschwätz schreibt. Der obere Kommentar schreibt in einem sehr guten, sogar ausgesprochen poetischem Deutsch.
Merci de nous faire connaître tous ces compositeurs qui nous plongent dans le rêve
Un grazie di cuore per avermi fatto scoprire nuovi compositori romantici.
This is beautiful
Can anyone explain to me why pieces like this are not played in piano concerti performances and/or international competitions? This is really an amazing piece.
Francesco Elia Marino - I am certainly no expert but my teacher who is a doctor of classical composition said to me when I asked a very similar question, that the repertoire is often largely popular works and that composers who were remembered and popular today were often remembered because they changed and broke conventions in some way that solidified them and their legacy - not to say that this isn’t a top notch concerto or that langaard didn’t brake some conventions of his own, but he is just not as popular regardless of the quality of his music. Interestingly I think I read somewhere that he was a student of Franz Liszt which might explain the exceptional quality of this concerto. Also the same kind of shallow way that popular music functions in regards to what is popular is certainly alive to some degree in modern classical circles, hence why this absolutely glorious and unique concerto would never be as successful in concert as a performance of tchaikovskys nutcracker. But this is just conjecture on my part.
@@SmeagolTheBeagle yes, that is the case. Concert pianists rarely explore the "less known" concertos. it would be interesting if there would be a little bit more exploration of the less known concertos even if they are not technically for breaking conventions etc. For example, Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto 2 is definitely played rarely vs. the 1.....
@@SmeagolTheBeagle Your conjecture is very intelligent and informed... and aligns with what many musicians and conductors have asserted. The repertoire is so rich, but programmers are sadly too concerned with audiences wanting only familiar pieces. There needs to be much more balance... seduce them with a favourite, and introduce them to the neglected and forgotten masters!
Denmark produced some amazing composers, Carl Nielsen is highly regarded but Hakon Börresen (who wrote 3 brilliant symphonies and also composed the most popular Danish language opera, The Royal Guest) and Siegfried and Rued Langgaard deserve a mention as well. This work is a good example of an underrated piece of genius, written in the 1880s and inspired by the Rubinstein brothers (Nikolai & Anton) it oftentimes sounds already like the type of stuff Rachmaninoff wrote decades later. This is a very progressive sounding composition by 1880s standards and would not at all have sounded out of fashion if released decades later. Siegfried Langgaard is an obscure composer but he was a master of his trade and it's not at all hard to imagine how his son developed all these brilliant ideas, writing a Mahler-level symphony aged 17. And IMHO the Klippepastoraler symphony of Rued Langgaard is on par with anything Mahler wrote but a cult of personality developed around Mahler... Bernard Haitink, my favourite conductor, helped foster it. One of the few things he did wrong. Mahler was a great composer but his works have received almost saint-like veneration while some of the brilliant stuff by his contemporaries was ignored.
BTW, anyone else who hears influences from Mendelssohn's 'Paulus' in the slow movement?
What a magnificent Piano concerto, I dont know much about music, but I can recognize a sensitive and well crafted concerto when I hear it. Thanks for the discovery!
Bravo again for posting,
Thanks-John
I like the second movement! Wonderful piece!
Great!
Thank you so much for this upload
A real Masterpiece, wunderbaar, delicioso, una oportunidad real de degustar, zseniális,
feliz de haber conocido este concierto
A rather good and entertaining concerto.
Probably unfounded association in my mind, but I'm definitely getting some Clair de Lune vibes from 11:30 to 12:38. My word this entire piece is gorgeous though!
Спасибо за видео Ярослав
Gran bel concerto post romantico della orgogliosa Danish Golden Age e stupenda interpretazione di Marshev.
Ottimo post.
gozado ne nao entendo nada do que tocam o significado etc mas amoooooooooooooooooooooo musica assim o meu coraçao aceitou a musica assim e inexplicavel mas amooooooooooooooo lindas obras sem eu as entender kikiki
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Superbe concerto, que Liszt avait salué dans une lettre adressée à Langgaard, dommage qu'il soit peu connu.
Does a version of this exist without the gentle hiss in the background ? God damn it i would pay good money for that.
it sounds like it was recorded off an FM broadcast
You can get the recording on the Danacord label: Harmonious Families, Vol.4: Langgaard