Philip Glass - String Quartet No. 3 "Mishima" , VI
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Philip Glass - String Quartet No. 3 "Mishima" , VI. Mishima/Closing
Catalyst Quartet
Karla Donehew Perez & Jessie Montgomery, Violin
Paul Laraia, Viola
Karlos Rodriguez, Cello
This piece is so beautiful that it hurts.
try getting your nuts kicked; THAT HURTS.
I agree! Which is actually very fitting for Mishima. The pain of beauty...
This piece is so boring that it hurts.
The pain is exquisite..
@@MithridatesOfficial it is indeed.
I got married 2 years ago tomorrow, and shortly after I had proposed to my then girlfriend I asked her what she wanted to walk down the aisle to. She immediately said Philip Glass Mishima. I hadn’t heard it at that point, so I go on youtube and this is the first video that pops up. Within 20 seconds I’m crying. Hearing this as the doors to the chapel opened and my wife started to walk down the aisle is one of the most incredible moments of my life, and I continuously come back to your recording. Thank you for a beautiful performance, and I hope one day I get to perform this incredible piece.
You are so lucky to have a life in the arts. I was in medicine, but misplaced there. May this piece and all of Mr. Glass's music be with you.
✨
Трогательно,мило, волшебно
Avoir une femme qui propose en premier choix cette musique, vous avez trouvé la perle rare
A great inspiration to hear and watch the master.
When I hear this song, it reminds me of fire and the wheel dancing together under the innovation of human history.
lovely, the ost is one of my all time fave album.....
Gorgeous! Thank you for posting this.
Pure beauty.
The best thing about this was, I heard this song in a commercial for a fucking TRUCK!
Beautiful..
Did the tv show 'DaVinci's Demons' rip this off though? Very similar
Greg Egan brought me here
Bob's Burger brought me here. I had to search for this, just pure art at it's finest 🙌🏾.
Bob's Burgers brought me here
What a powerful episode. my mom passed in October last year and I watched that episode. After I stopped crying, I asked my partner, “why they do us like that though?” Lol
I commented the same on another video with a piano version 😅❤🍔 Some lucky Ducks aren't we? 😄
Yes, with a profound appreciation.
Phillip Glass brought me here
Another for Bobs Burgers 😄❤️
The minimalist repetition works in this piece - when the slight changes come they are intensely beautiful
This is 3 hours long? I better pack a lunch.
I know right?! Even the slight changes when someones playing a lot of the same notes and then changes to a slightly different note is somehow SO beautiful!
@@ShadowDragon_616 I think it works in this case. There's actually a melody singing over the sawing.
@@thethikboy It definitely works! Because the piece is so repetitive, a slight change in something that is repeating is very noticeable, and in this case, very pretty
Yeah like music for 18 musicians.
I usually listen to random playlists of instrumental music while reading. This was the piece that was playing when I was finishing "Jane Eyre" and I'll never forget about it or the book. It felt so perfect at that moment. There is something so sweet in the strings and now I can't listen to it without picturing two people rushing to embrace one another after a long time apart.
I'm tearing up...
I love art❤️
That's so great, good timings happens ❤❤
The music of Philip Glass transcends time and space. It captures the essence of the universe. It moves me deeply and completely. The world would have suffered a great loss had it never been composed. Be well and Peace Out.
Yes, indeed. But it was composed. There is no if.
@@AugDer And I am thankful for it.
Was this ever played in any movies? It’s so familiar
@@alison2649 I've heard pieces of it used in several documentaries and movies but most recently, and my favorite, in the new Netflix show The Staircase with Colin Firth and Toni Collette. It's a beautiful scene in Episode 2 @ 45 minutes in when Michael and Kathleen are watching a live ballet together.
Agreed. His music describes humanity in sound and time.
We played this at our wedding. So perfect.
You played at your own wedding?
more like a song for divorce lol
@@jerkchickenblog I was imagining a wedding while the music was playing. Then I read your comment and am now imagining someone signing divorce papers. I think both interpretations work!
@@codascheuer8426 😂😂😂
Wholesome
Words cannot describe how beautiful this is. I cannot keep myself from crying every time I hear it.
Yes, of course, Phillip is a true romantic.
I heard it from Bob's burger
me too!
"Human life is limited but I would like to live forever." Yukio Mishima.
Life is Precious Because it is FINITE,I don't think you really like to live for Ever you would Go mad,
He didn't 'alf talk some bollocks.
@@karlfeuerstake916 lol not at all.
We only have the capacity to Love because God loved us first. His grace is actual love working intimately in our lives everyday, this songs makes me picture Him dying on the cross for us.
@@sterlingteall3462 you do realize Mishima was a Shintoist right?
Its sounds like this I'm fortunate to have the ability to hear.
GodKing804 just what I was thinking
GodKing804
It's sounds like these that I'm fortunate to have the ability to hear.
Praise the Lord who gives us these gifts out of love
Recently I was struck by the thought that some of the greatest artists of the past fifty years are still alive and very close in age; the painter David Hockney, the sculptor Richard Serra, the photographer Lee Friedlander, the architect Frenk Gehry, and the musician Philip Glass.
I've heard many versions of this, but this is by far my favorite. I've been going through a lot lately. It feels like life has just been stepping on me for a while, but this brings me peace. It keeps me hopeful and helps me to push back against any negativity in my life. The therapeutic value of this video absolutely cannot be denied. Thank you so much. I look forward to enjoying more of your music.
Everyone is fighting their own battle. You'd be suprised how hard people have it. Hang in there.
Thank you, Bobs burgers
This is so beautiful. I already cried listening to this.
so did I
This is an excellent rendition of this piece and the recording quality is also excellent!! Wow!!
Me too
waaaaaaaaaaa
Bobs Burgers brought me here ☺️
Who’s here because of Bob’s Burgers?
Me...!
this episode broke me into tears and i can not stop crying
It's amazing such a beautiful piece, and I got here because of Bob's Burgers! Never question the reason why a journey brings you a beautiful place!
I haven't found a better version anywhere else. This is the best.
Have you listened to the Kronos Quartet's version? They are the original performers whose recording was used in Mishima. In my opinion, their rendition is far more controlled and "precise" not to mention that they bring out a very important nuance that this quarter fails to deliver. When the violins start playing the sixteenth notes, the main theme is echoed within that. Unfortunately, I can't really hear that with this quartet, and it's just a deal-breaker for me
Kronos Quartet is hard to beat that's for sure
@@Eorzat absolutely agree with you.
@@Eorzat I love the Kronos quartet version, and the specifics you mention, but the tone of this one is different and very pleasing to my ear. I like both really, but its also nice to see a well recorded live performance with video.
The Smith Quartet also has a nice rendition on Signum Classics
I grieve for the 129 poor souls that were not touched by this music.
This song makes me picture Jesus dying on the cross for us...PURE LOVE
Bob’s Burgers, right in the damn feels.
Here because of Bobs Burgers s13e10.
This might be the best holiday episode yet ! #BobsBurgers
Best episode period IMO😃
Best episode of the series. So well done.
Loved it ❤️
Meh..the 6th graders on "Bob's Burgers" did it better on their xylophones
Never have I ever heard something so beautiful. Simply auditory perfection.
The Bob’s Burgers episode “The Plight Before Christmas” brought me here, and I’m glad it did.
this is so beautifully haunting! great rendition of a great piece guys!
This is the best recording I've heard so far. Amazing work.
+Emily B listen to the one made by Angèle Dubeau & La Pietà! Pretty beautiful too!
Listen to the one made by (Sonic Art) , a saxophone quartet. It’s really nice and in my opinion, sounds even better than this one. But that’s just me.
listen to it on Spotify it sounds like your there live
Thank god I have ears!
Amen
Yukio Mishima: The Greatest Author Of The 20th Century.
Yes, he is.
que tu es belle Jessie Montgomery sans parler de ton talent musical, je t'aime
I don't know what it is but the instant I hear this I start crying. Beyond perfection.
You Feel the cellist’s passion at 2:28-2:38
I keep coming back to this over and over for the past many years, and it never changes; it is as if I am listening to it for the first time, always.
Hypnotic, calming, restful, gorgeous.
Am a painter this is perfect for being in the zone at 4am and painting something wonderful...it reminds me of a resurrection, like spring,something growing and coming back to life.
4:22 AM
@@moclark 2:24 PM IST
@@studentshdhhdhd1849 💩
@@moclark eat it
Glass is accessible yet artistic to the nth degree. Raga provides rhythm in his work. His techniques are top shelf. He's of
the momemt - Symphony 1, based on music by David Bowie and Brian Eno, was great art and brilliant promotion. He's historic - without him the western art music tradition might had died with E. Carter.
Precioso!! La música definitivamente lo es todo. Fantástico sonido dulce y enigmático. Gracias!!!
Hey, can I ask you something?
What?
@@sammrguy03 no nevermind
Dito Device Hey, can I ask you something?
No.
I studied Music and Composition at University. I listened to Glass avidly throughout those years. It was a both happy and fun time, but also one full of pain and personal growth. His music brings me great nostalgia for those times. I think for me it captures the essence of what I realised in that time, that life has no absolute truths. It is so easy all the time to think each and every moment is one leading up to some greater event, as we can’t quite touch the beauty present in those moments.
Philip glass never fails to impress
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Where are you from dear 🌹
anyone who chooses to play Philip Glass is my friend
This music makes me imagine a world where "The river flows ceaselessly, and yet the water is never the same."
Go view a river.
@@ethanhill9460 Yes, I view a river with my ears.
Слава Богу за чудесных исполнителей
Gene Belcher is a genius
Battlestar Galactica really leaned in hard to this guy's sound.
It's like being in Central Park and seeing the Autumn leaves fall.
I do think this is a original version of closing mishima. Philips Glass introduced his musical style in this electronic world, he is the first minamalist of all times.
What a moving piece! Perfect and as well performed in a sensitive way
Philipe glass has great music!!!
Yukio Mishima - 'The instant that the blade tore open his flesh, the bright disk of the sun soared up and exploded behind his eyelids.'
This is my favorite cords version. It has soul. Technique is never enough to give this piece justice. Bravo!
Excellent performance and camera work. It's so nice to be able to watch each instrument separately as it gives its contribution.
Glass, Einaudi and Tiersen are amazing! this kind of muisic is so beautiful.
It's amazing how many people hate those three composers :(
Remarkably beautiful. What a wonderful time to be able to experience this music at the drop of a keystroke.
Great performance of an already classic! Thanks for sharing.
The pain, I can assure you, will be exquisite. As for our deaths, there is nothing to fear. Our names will be written on a thousand walls. Our crimes told and retold by our faithful believers. We shall die together in front of their very eyes and give them something to be haunted by. Come with me and be immortal.
Candyman
Can you play this positioned around my bed after I crawl under the covers?
So Peaceful so beautiful, Amazing, Thank you.
🎵Come and sit around the tree with me🎶
🎵Sometimes gifts are simply memories🎶
I love this piece, and I love this recording.
Runaway Horses... :)
Yes. And if you're hurting from a lost love when you first hear it is unendurable....
This I'd like to hear when leaving life and entering the unknown
Слава Богу за Philipa Glass💖
This is so beautiful. Makes me thankful to be alive and to be able to appreciate it
Tears to the eyes stuff
This is my favorite recording of this piece!!!!
I'm just now discovering this wonderful piece, it reminds me of my favourite composer; Max Richter. Any other recommondations?
This version of Philip Glass 'Mishima/closing' is by far the greatest.
I'm going to check him out now!
@@heiner5945 Be sure to check out; 'On The Nature Of Daylight', 'November', 'Written On The Sky', 'A Blessing'. Enjoy!
Max Richter is my favorite as well, they have a lot in common! You should definitely check out Kerry Muzzey - The Architect (especially The Secret History), others you might like:
Nicholas Britell - The middle of the world
Keaton Henson - The Falling and Initium
Peter Gregson - Sequence (Four)
other Philipp Glass work like the Running from the loop or The Truman Show scores
Joep Beving - Hanging D
Alexandre Desplat - De battre mon coeure s'est arrêté
Daft Punk - Adagio
Arvo Pärt: Tabula Rasa: II. Silentium
And of course Max Richters November, Sarajevo, the Invasion Theme, Leftovers, etc. but I don’t need to tell you about that I guess!
@@lorralu Arvo Part is a favorite of mine.
@@lorralu These are great recommendations, thank you for that!
Belo, pungente, assisti ao filme em 1985, e até hoje não vi outra trilha sonora tão marcante.
I have watched this so many times now in the past few years; thank you for posting it.
Un des meilleurs moments des quatuors de Glass. Le type de musique que tu n'oublies jamais de toute ta vie. Merci pour ce partage magnifique !
Im related to one of them!😄
The cello player with hamster face?
thats so cute !!
i really, really want this piece at my wedding. simply the greatest piece of music i’ve ever heard.
the vanishing of sidney hall
anyone
i love this beautiful music. long live MISHIMA.
Really moving. Those strings can really thrill you.
I heard this in my music classroom, tuesday, and i really love this, this made me cry... (sorry for my bad english, i am french)
Salut
@@ChangeUrAtOnYT.comSlashHandle salut
the monotony in the music is like the pulse of life or the pulses of death.....
this is absolutely breathtaking
And the first violin is hot as hell !
Great balance and beautiful sound!
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Where are you from dear 🌹🌹
Glass and Steve Reich have added a ton of value to my life like this is super cool guys
For some reason all this makes me think of is "Presenting the all new redesigned Lexus"
Philip Glass:
Quartett für 2 Violinen, Viola und Violoncello Nr. 2
Schumann Quartett
Wow, just found this song by accident and im hooked! Easily one of my favourite "soundtracks" besides Max Richters 'November' and 'Never Goodbye'. Also it was masterfully interpreted here, thank you for that great experience!
Hermosa interpretación!!!
I know of three people who would have loved this piece by Philip Glass: Mozart, Beethoven, and Schubert, all of whom wrote great string quartets.
The beauty is also in the performers interpretation of a combination of patterns that at first looks simple but is layered in a clever way.
Утро.Все спешат,а я любуюсь небом,солнцем.Слушаю пение птиц ...
単調でもあり地味にも思えるこの曲のスタイルのどこからこの感情喚起力が生じているのか不思議な気がする…
是音楽の神秘乎
Awesome performance thanks a lot,