Such an innovative composer of such expression of horror and turmoil never before heard or able to have been expressed. We'll miss you Penderecki. May you rest in peace.
it's supposed to be. him, and a guys name i can't type, pretty much did a collab, where the artist (nicknamed 'The Nightmare Painter', or something along those lines,) made the art, then the composer wrote music to match it.
The harmonic beauty, mystery and profundity of the Adagio surpasses Shostakovich in my opinion, even while being highly reminiscent of Shostakovich 5. I think a stronger work than it's immediate predecessor, even though his fast music has a tendency to run in place.
I have great admirationand respect for this, truly, great, Artist! He is genuinely, very, original! His sonorities speak of an enormous "Spiritual/Human" Kosmic turmoil which all Humans lack the courage to reconize, and even more so, face up to! What is even more astounding is the the intriguing, impressive, command, this composer has over the infinite number of unfathomably scientific components which make the---- MAGIC---- of Music"happen"! It is not easy! Penderecki's works satisfy my inner innate appetite for scientific learning "just what this 'Kosmos' " is about, bit, even more shakingly so, Penderecki gives me comfort, because: He has a heart! He is intensely disturned by thr sufferings of others this be of his own compatriots, the Jews, the Japanese, Jesus in trial, torture and execution, or those of ordinary people anywhere. It is an infinitely painful loss to us all, his death. No matter what anyone asserts, THERE IS NO "JUSTIFICATION" FOR---- DEATH!!!!+
Hi, Thanks a lot for this magnificient interpretation of Beksinski. I love dark atmospheres, but the third movement (ADAGIO) is soo beautiful. It sounds like to the introduction of " Tristan & Iseult " from Richard Wagner. Do you others movement like this two ??? Thanks in advance for you response. My favorite movement all time is : ua-cam.com/video/EYlrBiWdUcs/v-deo.html Very dark, very angst, so spiritual !!!
Es sublime pero al mismo tiempo es lo más siniestro perturbador y misterioso que yo he escuchado tengo 68 años y la primera vez que lo escuché tenía 25 no lo he dejado de hacer es de mis favoritos Saludos
It sucks that I am getting political ad interruptions every 5 or 10 minutes. And the ads are much louder than the music, which otherwise is beautiful Penderecki.
@@billvonprok I think it can't be avoided. Doesn't matter. I just bought a set of his symphonies, thanks to your posting. I love his stuff. And while some listeners hear agony and sadness, I don't attribute such feelings to it. To me it is sheer beauty of sound. I especially love his daring, in the frequent use of chromaticism--a very old form--but handled so vibrantly and freshly by him. By the way, please type in my full name, JOHN SALACAN, into the youtube search bar, and take a look at some of my music. My 5th symphony perhaps comes the closest to Penderecki (not very close, though). I'd be curio0us what you think.
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Ah je ne me souvenais pas l'avoir déjà entendu (en même temps je l'ai jamais revu depuis qu'il m'a traumatisé enfant celui ci😆) mais il est également utilisé dans Shutter Island.
I am surounded by crowds of undeserving humanoids who will keep saying K.P. sounds too "oppressive" for their Eine Kleine Nacht Musik ears. Endless gratitude, dear Maestro Penderecki, for your heritage!
@@snehilkumarrajputgirdharwa1133 it was the soundtrack of Shutter Island. Alongside with Ligeti, Cage, Scelsi, Feldman, Mahler etc. Scorsese is a friggin' ace!
@Brucknarian Bastard *Holy cow* . I have to take care of this (sadly forgotten) genius. Thanks for pointing that out. I - until now - didn't know him. There's always something new to discover.
@Brucknarian Bastard I'm just listening to Le Festin d'Esope played by Yeol Eum Son. This is *wicked stuff* . I'm digging deeper ;-) So sad he died almost in oblivion under such mysterious circumstances. Best regards.
Hello everyone! I'm a young italian student who likes penderecki very much. I would like to analyze his scores. Is there anyone open to share scores via email with me? Thank you very much!
dreamlandnightmare Penderecki to the dismay of many of his admirers switched to tonality in the very early eighties with his first violin concerto and second symphony marking the transition, the theme you hear at the beginning of this symphony is one that has haunted him since his switch to tonality and can be heard in the two aforementioned pieces as well, some including yours truly believe that in his atonal phase his music had vitality, originality and uniqueness which was lost with his transition to tonality.
Yours truly is obviously an ideologue who does not actually _listen_ to music unless it conforms to his preconceptions. If _this_ piece does not display vitality and originality, then no music does.
Normalmente ad un film si aggiunge la colonna sonora. In questo caso da questa meravigliosa musica bisogna aggiungere le immagini che sono insite già nelle note
jest akcja w całej Polsce, wzmacniamy więzi-korzenie rodzinne, posadź drzewo 🌲 Mamie tacie siostrze cioci przodkom kuzynowi dziewczynie dzieciom itd, NADAJ temu drzewu ich imię, zapraszamy, podaj dalej, posadź
this piece of penderecki was composed after a lot of williams' most famous scores, including the original star wars trilogy....John Williams is also slightly older than Penderecki.
![Beth Gibbons / Penderecki / Górecki - Symphony No. 3 Final Movement [English Subtitles]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/-YlGYxCSDJU/mqdefault.jpg)
Penderewski and Beksiński, perfect combination
True that.
Beautiful connection
both great artists from Poland
Penderinski
@@feodorovich18stravinsky60 Bekecki
Supremely way ahead of his time. Thank you for posting.
Amaizing,I was dancing to this music in Marek Różycki choeography
Such an innovative composer of such expression of horror and turmoil never before heard or able to have been expressed. We'll miss you Penderecki. May you rest in peace.
Try Allan Pettersson regarding horror being expressed. Start with his symphony 6 or 7.
Far more sinister than any Black Metal. Unmatched intensity. Rampant.
RIP K.P.
Your music never die.
As a Indian pianist coming across his music is an honour. Loving his music
Wow I can hear Deathspell Omega, they really did take inspiration from Penderecki
Lmao stop
Ha..good to know im not the only one checking this out because of bands like DsO and Ad Nauseam
Deathspell Omega what is that some kind of video game
@@genericname9875 Nope, a French black metal band.
Beksinksi is my all time favorite artist. I'm a huge classical fan. This is my first time hearing Penderecki. I am very excited.
Vale Penderecki. My favourite piece of his. Listening to it now in remembrance.
i'm not really into pieces of music like this but this is absolutely extraordinary what the hell my life is changed
One of my favorite pieces by one of my favorite composers. Penderecki will be missed
Zdzislaw Beksinki's Art makes the perfect image to honor the immense genius of Penderecki who expresses the Heart of the Creative Polish Spirit.
I love this piece so much. And the artwork is so fitting.
it's supposed to be. him, and a guys name i can't type, pretty much did a collab, where the artist (nicknamed 'The Nightmare Painter', or something along those lines,) made the art, then the composer wrote music to match it.
Зачётная музыка и картинка хорошая.
@@FancyBaccon The artist name is Zdzisław Beksiński
A great composer. This particular one is his best.
The harmonic beauty, mystery and profundity of the Adagio surpasses Shostakovich in my opinion, even while being highly reminiscent of Shostakovich 5. I think a stronger work than it's immediate predecessor, even though his fast music has a tendency to run in place.
I see the bonfires of the Unkindled, and hear the music of their convoluted time...
Wow, loved this. First time hearing.
Extraordinary piece of music, I almost said suffering. That Passacaglia!!!
One of the best Symphonies I have heart last time.
I have great admirationand respect for this, truly, great, Artist! He is genuinely, very, original! His sonorities speak of an enormous "Spiritual/Human" Kosmic turmoil which all Humans lack the courage to reconize, and even more so, face up to!
What is even more astounding is the the intriguing, impressive, command, this composer has over the infinite number of unfathomably scientific components which make the---- MAGIC---- of Music"happen"!
It is not easy!
Penderecki's works satisfy my inner innate appetite for scientific learning "just what this 'Kosmos' " is about, bit, even more shakingly so, Penderecki gives me comfort, because: He has a heart!
He is intensely disturned by thr sufferings of others this be of his own compatriots, the Jews, the Japanese, Jesus in trial, torture and execution, or those of ordinary people anywhere.
It is an infinitely painful loss to us all, his death.
No matter what anyone asserts, THERE IS NO "JUSTIFICATION" FOR---- DEATH!!!!+
“Doctor, patient has escaped solitary, repeat, patient has escaped solitary.”
Why do you dismiss Charles Ives‽
This is a beautiful, full and complex piece, so much in it. It moves me.
as soon as I saw Beksinki's ik i was in for an experience
merci
Hi,
Thanks a lot for this magnificient interpretation of Beksinski.
I love dark atmospheres, but the third movement (ADAGIO) is soo beautiful.
It sounds like to the introduction of " Tristan & Iseult " from Richard Wagner.
Do you others movement like this two ???
Thanks in advance for you response.
My favorite movement all time is : ua-cam.com/video/EYlrBiWdUcs/v-deo.html
Very dark, very angst, so spiritual !!!
Incredibly brilliant symphony, congratulations!
a different sound ... it is enjoyed with all the senses and the mind travels to a nostalgic and unknown place......
I do not agree with nostalgic part but unknown place definitely......
Stunning masterpiece! Thank you very much!
Es sublime pero al mismo tiempo es lo más siniestro perturbador y misterioso que yo he escuchado tengo 68 años y la primera vez que lo escuché tenía 25 no lo he dejado de hacer es de mis favoritos
Saludos
What a wonderful journey !
Adagio gets me every time! Damn it it's not Tristan and Isolde!
It is🤣❤
great
Extraordinary. I imagined myself for a while in a medieval European castle being a king 😉
It sucks that I am getting political ad interruptions every 5 or 10 minutes. And the ads are much louder than the music, which otherwise is beautiful Penderecki.
john salacan i dont know how to avoid this on my videos. It’s beyond my competence
@@billvonprok I think it can't be avoided. Doesn't matter. I just bought a set of his symphonies, thanks to your posting. I love his stuff. And while some listeners hear agony and sadness, I don't attribute such feelings to it. To me it is sheer beauty of sound. I especially love his daring, in the frequent use of chromaticism--a very old form--but handled so vibrantly and freshly by him. By the way, please type in my full name, JOHN SALACAN, into the youtube search bar, and take a look at some of my music. My 5th symphony perhaps comes the closest to Penderecki (not very close, though). I'd be curio0us what you think.
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greetings from Patagonia Argentina
@@1puntodevista Thank you.
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Glorioso!!!!!
I really liked the first two movements.
GENIALNE genialne i prosze prosze myslec tylko pozytywnie z usmiechem !
Penderecki!
Le thème de la passacaille est repris par Philippe Sarde pour la musique d'ouverture et de fin du film "La guerre du feu" de JJ ANNAUD.
Ah je ne me souvenais pas l'avoir déjà entendu (en même temps je l'ai jamais revu depuis qu'il m'a traumatisé enfant celui ci😆) mais il est également utilisé dans Shutter Island.
Excellent
I accidentally had this going and Zappa's Sinister Footwear (classical version) going together. It fit but Ill never know how to sync it again.
wow, sounds like fun! that's one of my favourite Zappa pieces, as this is one of my favourites of Penderecki's. didja just start'em simultaneously?
good
Epicness >9000
Super - TY
Meister Werk...👏
I am surounded by crowds of undeserving humanoids who will keep saying K.P. sounds too "oppressive" for their Eine Kleine Nacht Musik ears. Endless gratitude, dear Maestro Penderecki, for your heritage!
Those humanoids are extremely oppressive themselves. You should just ignore them.
Enquanto a insônia está circundado minha vida, vou escutar está sinfonia até ela me deixar.
26:53 Shutter Island theme!
Brother we have 12 notes.. And the whole world used these notes.. U will find similarity somewhere.. But no one copies
@@snehilkumarrajputgirdharwa1133 no, what DoctorV means is that the fourth movement of this symphony was actually used at the beginning of that movie
@@snehilkumarrajputgirdharwa1133 it was the soundtrack of Shutter Island. Alongside with Ligeti, Cage, Scelsi, Feldman, Mahler etc. Scorsese is a friggin' ace!
There’s no need to shout.
Absolutely love this work. Loved it when it was featured in "Shutter Island".
Чувствуется сильное влияние Шостаковича, но это хорошее влияние.
This music troubles me. But I would rather live with it than without it.
Zawsze będziemy pamiętać Pana Ignacego Jana Pendereckiego
dla mnie pozitivum
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genialne!
this symphony looks like the shostakovich
Boran Mert it does kinda sound like a mix of Shostakovich and Stravinsky
I can definitely hear some Stravinsky
TY
Él nació en tierra del Chopin
Yes indeed!
He died 29th March
29:09-29:48
niezła muza
DEP Maestro.
This undoubtedly inspired John Williams for Star Wars.
This symphony was composed between 1988-1995, after John Williams composed the music for Star Wars in the late 70´s.
@@a.r.d.c7987 Wow, I had no idea, I thought this stuff was from the 50's. Thanks for clarifying.
@@manicm2 Maybe Penderecki got some inspiration from Williams, anyway, two great masters of music! Cheers!
RIP
The greatest composer!
@zolcsi Alright, chief. But let's not underestimate that dude which they've been calling *Chopin* .
@Brucknarian Bastard *Holy cow* . I have to take care of this (sadly forgotten) genius. Thanks for pointing that out. I - until now - didn't know him. There's always something new to discover.
@Brucknarian Bastard I'm just listening to Le Festin d'Esope played by Yeol Eum Son. This is *wicked stuff* . I'm digging deeper ;-) So sad he died almost in oblivion under such mysterious circumstances. Best regards.
@Brucknarian Bastard Try Scriabin
J.S Bach
We’re not in Kansas anymore
Лучше чем тик ток
Picturesque...
Any music with Beksiński as the thumbnail, and I'll listen.
Hello everyone! I'm a young italian student who likes penderecki very much. I would like to analyze his scores. Is there anyone open to share scores via email with me? Thank you very much!
I counted at least 50 advertisements
PIACEVOLE. ORIGINALE. OTTIMO COMPOSITORE
29:11 Sounds like The Matrix
I see this painting ... I see social politics.
Peace from Saudi Arabia.
The Great Reset?
where are my gondolas?
ultimate trumpet solo at 4:00 lol that thing is ridiculous
Lol it sounds so hard to play
こんな素敵な曲があるなら、私はペンデレッキをもっと早くから聴くべきであった。
Iver varterone suco contemporola musea, enderalt Penderecki, 85 yari, thanpertaporen alamorert !! 2306 mardenta kietart.
is the timing of in this or do I have to listen more carefully? I'm new to Penderecki
ok just unused to classical
What the heck? It's tonal.
dreamlandnightmare Penderecki to the dismay of many of his admirers switched to tonality in the very early eighties with his first violin concerto and second symphony marking the transition, the theme you hear at the beginning of this symphony is one that has haunted him since his switch to tonality and can be heard in the two aforementioned pieces as well, some including yours truly believe that in his atonal phase his music had vitality, originality and uniqueness which was lost with his transition to tonality.
The trumpet solo at the beginning of the second movement is an another motive you can find in almost all his compositions.
Both the atonal and the tonal Penderecki are very good.
it´s obviously not influenced by cultural marxism.
Yours truly is obviously an ideologue who does not actually _listen_ to music unless it conforms to his preconceptions. If _this_ piece does not display vitality and originality, then no music does.
What is the title of the painting
It’s by Beksinski. It’s untitled, I don’t think he titled any of his paintings it they are all amazing.
Too many ads byebye this upload sucks thank you mate
chucha el infierno, master de masters le compi
shutter island...
Normalmente ad un film si aggiunge la colonna sonora. In questo caso da questa meravigliosa musica bisogna aggiungere le immagini che sono insite già nelle note
Shutter Island!
I think it's funny that he was so religious, yet his music is always used to freak people out.
Ads interrupted the first movement this is really a non sense
get adblocker u crazy person. i recommend adding ublock origin as an extension to ur broswer
@@DirtyHippyStudio independent of my adblock the ad is there for many others, put this ad at the end
Jaki tytuł nosi ten obraz?
Beksiński nie miał w zwyczaju tytułowania obrazów.
jest akcja w całej Polsce, wzmacniamy więzi-korzenie rodzinne, posadź drzewo 🌲 Mamie tacie siostrze cioci przodkom kuzynowi dziewczynie dzieciom itd, NADAJ temu drzewu ich imię, zapraszamy, podaj dalej, posadź
immersion "musico-picturale" totale.
Polecam też ten materiał o mistrzu - ua-cam.com/video/psIpWCiTicw/v-deo.html
This piece reminds me of what happens in my digestive tract when I eat a whole box of generic macaroni and cheese...
rip maitre
And you don't listen to Vangelis?
Shutter Island anyone?
WHICH ONE IS BETTER TO LIVE AS A MONSTER OR TO DIE AS A GOOD MAN
I don't mind being a monster and I don't mind dying either so I just flip a coin....
@@anorakb536 based
Frank Zappa brought me here
"Which would be worse? To live as a monster, or die as a good man?"
when you listen to this it's a small wonder his estate doesn't sue the living shit out of John Williams...
this is basically the music for the Empire in Star Wars!!
He's still alive, and composing.
this piece of penderecki was composed after a lot of williams' most famous scores, including the original star wars trilogy....John Williams is also slightly older than Penderecki.
What an absolutely retarded statement. JW wrote his most famous stuff before this....
i'm the only person who has star wars vibes ?