Ernst Krenek: Dream Sequence op.224 (1975/1976)

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  • Опубліковано 24 гру 2024

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  • @jonjon1957jonjon
    @jonjon1957jonjon 12 років тому +22

    The older I get the more I realise how much fine music there is out there. With Krenek's adoption of different styles throughout his career it's like having four or five composers in one. Thanks for the post.

    • @stueystuey1962
      @stueystuey1962 4 роки тому +2

      Indeed. Henze and Schnittke come to mind in this regard.

    • @canticle56
      @canticle56 2 роки тому +2

      Love his Lamentations of Jeremiah too.

    • @gerardbegni2806
      @gerardbegni2806 Рік тому

      @@canticle56 Definitely me too !!! Austere but outstanding. Nothing to do with the forthcoming score by Stravinsky "Threni", awesome too.

  • @renatomachado3098
    @renatomachado3098 3 роки тому

    Tenho escutado Dream Sequence muitas vezes e cada vez mais sonoridades eu descubro. Krenek é um mestre. Fantástico.

  • @eugenecorporon2867
    @eugenecorporon2867 3 роки тому +1

    I was there at the Krenek home with Robert Reynolds, Frederick Fennell and William Nichols when Dream Sequence was commissioned, also at the CBDNA premiere which was so well prepared by Richard Floyd and the Baylor Wind Ensemble. SO GREAT TO HEAR THIS MIRACULOUS RECORDING. BRAVO!!!

    • @ntodd4110
      @ntodd4110 2 роки тому

      Hey Eugene! We met once. In Greeley, June of 1980 - although you probably wouldn't remember. Fancy meeting you here!

    • @jennifermartin8628
      @jennifermartin8628 7 місяців тому

      Gene, I don't know if you'll see this 2 years after your post, but I remember the day that you all drove out to Palm Springs VERY well. I was a sophomore at Fullerton, and was in rehearsal with the Concert Band with Bill conducting on the stage of the Little Theater. During a long rest, I turned my head to the stage wings and saw you, Bob, and Fred standing there listening. I learned later from Bill that you were there to pick him up to go to Krenek's home. I was a very young aspiring conductor, but I knew enough to recognize Fred and Bob. I was so excited to see you again, and the other two legends! I'm sure that I was the only player there who recognized them! I even remember what we were playing: the Mennin Canzona. A good memory. Jenn Martin

  • @jameswginn
    @jameswginn 11 років тому +5

    didn't realize it was a band piece till the end --will listen to this again

  • @BWI1809
    @BWI1809 11 років тому +2

    very great music!

  • @annfenchlokentaz8592
    @annfenchlokentaz8592 5 років тому +2

    Magnifique... en soi mais mixé avec le Tombeau resplendissant de Olivier Messiaen ça devient fantastique !

  • @stueystuey1962
    @stueystuey1962 4 роки тому +1

    As the "average" listener of composed music becomes more and more reconciled to works that don't carry names like symphony, concerto, sonata etc, works like this will be the bridge to ultra modernist pieces.

  • @1lekhine
    @1lekhine 6 років тому +1

    Very nice
    Danke

  • @organo3112
    @organo3112 4 роки тому +4

    I must admit although I had heard of Krenek and even played a piano piece by him for one of my ABRSM music exams I don't really know much about him. It seem to me there are many unfairly neglected C20th composers.

  • @artofmusic303
    @artofmusic303 4 роки тому +1

    Wow, this sounds like nothing else he wrote, that I am familiar with. A striking piece.

  • @amapolabilis4663
    @amapolabilis4663 6 років тому +9

    Krenek Is A 20th Century composer That Should Be Better Known.

  • @roadtotell
    @roadtotell 11 років тому +1

    Thanks!

  • @gerardbegni2806
    @gerardbegni2806 7 років тому +7

    When writing this dream sequence, the composer had for long set up his melodic and harmonic style. The composer presents us a rather piecewise form, quite in line with the idea that we can have of a dream sequence. However, the piece does not appear as disjointed. Krenek uses tools to unify it. We should note also that he adopted the serial style at the end of the 30's (writing in particular the first completed serial opera :Karl V)and never formally rejected his choice. Nevertheless, we can hear here that, once again, he was a great composer able of developing a personal language and making the related choice. By no ways this sound as the music of an Heir of Schoenberg, Webern or the so-called Darmstadt school.

  • @kuang-licheng402
    @kuang-licheng402 8 років тому +1

    nice

  • @SaccidanandaSadasiva
    @SaccidanandaSadasiva 11 років тому +6

    Krenek -Chameleon!!

  • @chrisb-eg7kt
    @chrisb-eg7kt 2 роки тому

    guter Mann !

  • @manuelvalencia1543
    @manuelvalencia1543 Рік тому

    Great composition, however, it is poorly titled. Should be called bad dream sequence.

  • @SH-UK030
    @SH-UK030 11 місяців тому

    何ぞ