Haydn String Quartet No. 62, Op. 76 No. 3 "Emperor" (2nd mov) Veridis Quartet (Live performance)
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Haydn String Quartet No. 62, Op. 76 No. 3 "Emperor" (2nd movement)
Veridis Quartet
Yoonhee Lee and Laura Liu (violins)
Steven Laraia (viola)
Daniel Mitnitsky (cello)
SiMon Yue (producer), SoundProfessional, Boston
Anyone here for music class
Yeah me
me too
Same
SuMpOr we have a test tomorrow :/
From Taiwan 🙋♂️
I'm here for my music class, too
Haydns masterpiece was later joined by Shillers Lyrics... More than 150 years before the nazis.
who’s going to Germany today
Here for Music class
I can't be the only one
same
Yup!
yess same here!
same
Same
Everyone talking about music classes while I was just curious about German anthem’s origin😅
Hahaha bin wegen Musikunterricht da
Haydn was motivated to write this theme for the Austrian Emperor after his time in England exposed him to the English anthem, God Save the King. It was for a time used as the National anthem of Austria, but later replaced. It did not become the German National Anthem until 1922. IIRC the theme was also used in a Protestant hymn.
@@George-ip7cw Glorious Things of Thee are Spoken is another hymn based off this theme.
The German version is Deutschland Deutschland Uber Alles. Before that it was the nation anthem of the Austrian Empire and later Austria-Hungary. That version was God save Kaiser Franz.
Theme 0:00
Variation I 1:39
Variation II 2:47
Variation III 4:10
Variation IV 5:30
Roy Li thanks
Thanks, that's Part of my Corona-homework
@@cyvulcan5387 mine too lol
@@cyvulcan5387 yeees
And this is why Joseph Haydn is known as "the father of the string quartet"
L.S.A Haydn was brilliant imo the he made some of the best string quartet ever in music.
Exactly
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Also, the Father of the Symphony. He is Papa Haydn
PAPA HAYDN
1797
string quartet (chamber music)
became the german anthem (thanks for correction guys)
theme and variations
G major
2/2
poco adagio cantablie
- the melody of the theme was unaltered
0:00 theme - slow, 1st violin plays melody while others provide chordal accompaniment
4 bar phrases in homophonic texture
marked dolce
5 phrases AABCC
1:40 variation 1 - second violin plays melody, first plays elaborate 16th ornaments
cello and viola don’t play
2:48 variation 2 - cello plays melody
others provide counterpoint
2nd violin plays syncopated rhythm to drive it forward
1st violin introduces chromatic inflections
4:11 variation 3 - viola plays melody
others gradually enter
rich chromatic harmonies in accompaniment, syncopation is played by violins
5:31 variation 4 - 1st violin plays melody
accompaniment contrapuntal > chordal
inflections of E minor then eventually modulates back to G major at the end of A section
B section features a dominant pedal and tonic pedal played by cello
Thank you!!!
angel❤️
u just did my homework, thank you
yes thanks.
edit: i’m studying this for my level 9 history exam on dec 23. I have a very precise schedule and today im studying this string quartet and eine klein natchmusik.
@@itz_serenie3200 You too? Lol. Music Lit.
Maaaaaaan, as a German and a Jazzmusician, i have to say i never realised how beautiful this work of art from Haydn actually is. The inner voices ... daaamn, just mesmerizing. You always hear only that crappy stadium type of version here in Germany. But this blows my mind totally!! My utmost respect to the musicians, it's so brilliantly performed!!
Deine Mutter
You can like feel the regality of the Habsburg emperor walking in idk maybe the Schönbrunn Palace in the 18th century with this piece.
No wonder he was whom Ludwig was studying on his deathbed!
Funnily enough: the melody was made as a birthday present for franz II. I. of austria in 1797. It was the "kaiserhymne". In 1848 we got another kaiser called franz (joseph) so we just used it for him too. Somehow it turned into the german national anthem. Cool story i think
@@mich2962The melody was used in a revolutionary song in1848 too
It sounds elegant and peaceful. Perfect harmony. The writer of this piece is grateful at the moment and he wants to express his feelings through music. Wise, wise man.
My country’s anthem… I’m very proud
이렇게 유려한 아름다운곡이 국가로도 쓰인다니... 작곡당시의 의중은 어떠하든 아름답고 훌륭합니다♡
i immediately searched this music when i first met vyn ritcher
Sameeee
HOLII SAME
High five 🙌
SAME LMFAO
LMAO BUSTED😭
I have been a classical music listener for 6+ years and I only know this piece from a freaking otome game
thanks Dr. Richter
Lol
Ahaha same here
Damn I love Vyn
HAHSHS SAME
SAME DNDJSJXS
I was assigned to listen to this song by my professor. Three years later and I'm listening by choice. Absolutely beautiful and peaceful ❤ Thanks Mr. HAYDN
you mean Haydn
grade 9 history sux
Gern geschehen ☺️
@@usalty6010 I think Hayden we his prof
Os Alemães também devem agradecer por ter tido está composição para que alguém"Criasse o seu Hino" .
This piece of music is from the heaven. It's so moving
Yes, so mellow and full of emotion!
the german national anthem , yeah ;)
I love the sound of the up and down, the FORTE, the piano... I love the emotion of the waves of the ocean, you know what I mean?
Its moving for a reason: this quartet was composed by Haydn, at the court of Esterhazy, to contribute to the Austrian cause against the imminent Napoleonic invasion, to animate and reawaken a feeling of moving attachment to the homeland. The compositions was so pleasing to the emperor Francis of Austria that he made it the imperial anthem
Dave Berryngton
The reason the anthem came about was because Haydn was deeply moved by the effect of God Save the King in England that he had heard frequently throughout his two long visits to London - he reported this back to Vienna on his return.
Just to be accurate: from the death of Prince Nicholas I in 1790 until his own death in 1809, Haydn was only nominally ‘...at the court of Eszterhaza’.
Though the family kept him on with a pension and a number of other benefits, he was in effect, as freelance a composer as Beethoven, but with the sort of security Beethoven himself sought.
Haydn composed the last six masses for the family over these years but nothing else, the relationship was mutually beneficial.
Haydn was not the only composer - or arranger - writing national anthems at this time, for example: Paisiello wrote his Inno al Re (Hymn to the King) in 1787 for his own country, The Kingdom of the Two Sicilies.
The words were an identical translation of the English words - ‘Iddio preservi il Re’ (sometimes ‘...conservi il Re’).
Rather differently, in 1792, the French Republican anthem was silently stolen from Viotti’s Tema e Variazione in D (1781), and supplied with suitably revolutionary words by Rouget de Lisle; it too was formally adopted as the French anthem in 1795.
There were others too around this time; others, like in the US came much later.
How good the viola sounds in the third movement, the sound is quite rich and emotional. Haydn didn't forget to turn on the lights for every instrument in the quartet, including the viola.
Nerd
I’m listening to this after the atrocious Vienna shooting when the orchestra played on as those who were leaving the Opera House at the time were ushered back into the building for safety. God bless the victims and the musicians who played this, Haydn’s beautiful composition, once the national anthem of Austria.
One of the finest single movements of any work to ever emerge from the German/Austrian classical period... it is simply a spiritual piece - divine in every regard.
I'm so proud of myself that I got here not because of music/history or any other class but with my own curiosity.
anyone here because vyn from tears of themis? the song is very beautiful tho 😭
Tears of Themis brought me here😅😂😂😂💖
Here for the music.
It's pure class.
it is...
Noch wer von den Musikaufgaben hier? :D
Ja xD
Ja hahhahaa
Ja Lol
Jep
mi
You can tell that in this quartet, the writer is trying to express his feelings. The notes that are being played and the tone of the quartets display that the artist is very calm and happy because that what the sound portrays. Many composer express their feelings like this or maybe even are trying to tell a story through music.
Tears of Themis brought me here. Although I knew Haydn from his "Miracle"
So I guess music class brought us all here :}
Yes
Some words about the history of the text of the German National Anthem:
"Germany over everything" can easily be misunderstood. It was especially misunderstood by the English before World War I, although it was not a national anthem at the time, and it was abused by the Nazis. By this is meant "over everything" the poet 1841: Germany over Bavaria, Germany over Hamburg, over Prussia, over Saxonia etc. It was not meant, "Germany over France, over England etc.". It was directed inward as an invitation to patriotism inward to regain the state unity that Napoleon had destroyed in 1806.
Not sure there was national unity before 1848...
@A Mind For Business You really don't get it? The text was written before germany existed. If you would know just a little bit about european history, you wouldn't say such bs.
Germany was seperated in many small states, but the people wanted it to be one whole country.
@A Mind For Business the 2 lines past that are important for understanding:
"Deutschland, Deutschland über alles,
Über alles in der Welt,
Wenn es stets zu Schutz und Trutze
Brüderlich zusammenhält,"
for my interpretation that means, that Germany will withstand all threats when holding together as one united nation, and i think that was the intention behind these lines
and thats why i dont understand why this verse is sort of "forbidden" in germany, cause there nothing "nazi" in it, but strenghten the unity. "Einigkeit und Recht und Freiheit" (Unity, justice, freedom) are the three pillars of the federal republic.
seems the decades after the lost WWII with all its terrible atrocities have stolen any identity and pride from the nation.
Je retrouve ici toute la douceur musicale qui rend la vie vivable, l'Homme demeurant, quoi qu'on en dise pour se consoler, "un loup pour l'Homme.". Autrement dit, plus moche et cruel que la plus féroce des bêtes sauvages
Germany above all in the world
Not here for any class, just the beauty of the music and the wonderful performance.
Lucky......
So beautiful and so marvelous! I loved it!
어머나~
너무 멋진 연주네요~!!
So Perfect 🥰
Such a tender piece masterfully played. Thank you for making this available to us.
Beautiful--and actually moving--performance. Well done 🙂
Words cannot describe the ingenuity of this piece. If you do compose music like me you will appreciate. Truly timeless masterpiece
All composers need to study this. Very deep understanding of harmonic and counterpoint approaches applied in diatonic system
I wish Haydn saw this become the national anthem
btw I'm studying for history/theory
@@Flicesen why are you so rude?
@@_aaliyahhx how is that supposed to mean
@@Flicesen lol
@@Flicesen yeah, im grade 5 and studying music history, such a flex haHAAhhAHaahHA so funny and suHDch a fLeX
@@Flicesen Um who cares so am I- Many people are studying RCM music history
Eines meiner Lieblingsstück. sehr schön aufgeführt!
Words can't express how beautiful this piece is.
Simply beautiful...
This is absolutely stunning.
I’m really enjoying this performance. Thanks
A very musical, beautiful performance!
This is absolutely beautiful! Wonderful interpretation and playing :)
I love this: Variation IV 5:30
Das gibt viele Leute wer keine Idee wo dieses Musik kommt. Vielen dank, herr Franz Joseph Hayden.
I wish I could have a glimpse of entire Jordan Hall which has one of the best acoustics in the world. F. J. Haydn would've been very happy yo hear this fantastic performance at the best Hall.
Beautiful... thank you !
Wonderful Music!!!
Indeed.
Beautifully moving......
The String Quartet executed an outstanding rendition given the exquisite beauty, powerful melodic resonance, emotion and vibrancy.
Very good performance, thank you.
Beautiful playing of a very beautiful and powerful piece.
Please upload...like... the WHOLE CONCERT :) You guys were awesome!
The perfect performance! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
I once came here for a class but now return by choice :)
I really like the viola variation in this movement and can play it (I have been playing viola for twenty six years!)
Vyn Ritcher brought me here
Beautiful!
Sublime. Thank you.
The best performance of this string quartet!
Very beautiful and moving. I agree with raymondkkng. The violins sound like human voices. The bass sounds like, well, the bass.
It's a cello, not a bass
*violas have left the chat*
This is a great video. Haydn's music speaks for itself but The quartet is good for education as it helps students see best practice in self conducting. The body movements demonstrate that small ensembles do not need someone in front waving a stick as the performers fulfill that role by body movements and eye contact. I retired from Music teaching a few years ago but would certainly have used this to help my smaller ensembles develop their skills.. Great to watch and listen. Thank you for posting.
1 variazione 1:40 - 2:46
2 variazione 2:48 - 4:10
3 variazione 4:11 - 5:29
4 variazione 5:30 - 7:18
Fantastic, I love it :)
Obwohl ich überzeugter Europäer und Nationen für mich eigentlich keine Rolle spielen, ist diese Version der deutschen Nationalhymne bzw. der Hymne des Habsburgerreiches so schön, dass ich beim Hören Tränen in die Augen bekomme und an all die Schönheiten unseres Landes denke! Gott segne dieses großartige Land und verzeihe alles Unrecht, was von ihm ausgegangen ist. Gott segne und behüte Deutschland!
es ist ein wunderschönes kroatisches Volkslied, Kroatien Teil von Öserreich, später Österreich-Ungarn, wobei Kroatien zu ungar. Reichshälfte gehörte
Nur für einen Narren spielt seine Nation keine Rolle. Wer seine Nation verleugnet, könnte ebenso gut die eigene Familie verleugnen.
@@gayusschwulius8490Es ist aber trotzdem sehr peinlich, wenn ein erheblicher Teil deiner Persönlichkeit von deinem Geburtsort bestimmt ist, anstatt von deinen Interessen, Ansichten und Charakter.
German kid enter class**
"Why i hear boss music?"
I love this version. It should be National Anthem of both Austria and Germany
The melody actually was, it was removed from Austria because of the fall of the Hapsburg monarchy. The melody also persists in the current German anthem but only the 3rd Stanza because the first 2 were often associated with Nazi Germany
@@rhinen7714
Just to be accurate, Haydn’s anthem was removed from Austria in 1945, the Habsburg Empire for whom the anthem was originally written collapsed in 1918 at the end of WW1.
We do not talk about 1938
Are… you suggesting… Anschluss 2.0?
The Melody was the anthem of the Republic of Austria before the Anschluss. It was called "Sei Gesegnet Ohne Ende" (Be blessed with no end)
If I hear this music when my time is up I will be gratefull. Hear and...morendo.....
I love the first variation. Sublime !!
My ears are blessed
Thanks!
I tend not to be a fan of Haydn, fancy myself more of a Beethoven fan, but this movement right here is up there with some of the best classical music ever written.
I don't know what scholarly opinion is but Andras Schiff for one says that LVB's music owed much more to Haydn than to Mozart (meaning if you like LVB, you will probably also like one of his proximate major influences).
@@handsomechuck1
It’s also scholarly opinion as well, but pretty obvious to anyone who can read a score and has ears to hear.
Any Germans standing up because of the music?
very very unlikely. even more so because the performance is not intended to be regarded as the anthem
I would say it's ok for Germany to have it as the anthem if they gave credit to Haydn and didn't change it
@Chipkov I'm fu--king dead XD
They don't have the emperor and original lyrics were gott erhalte Gott beschutze unser Kaiser they had to change it
Not for about 75 years
The music was wonderful.
👏🏻👏🏻 Beautiful!
That's the well played!
It is extraordinarily beautiful classical period interpretation
That is AMAZING!!!
I love this music
This is what divine beauty sounds like.
Tears of themis?
Danke! KLASSE!
34 Years ago music class. Still listening.
Nice!!!
🤘
Is anyone here after hearing this theme every week on the f1 podium
Ah yes back when Seb was still on the podium
@@bewegungsunf4hig no im talking about how we hear it because mercedes
@@tamer3397 oh wait that is true
Schumacher GOAT
Wonderful.
Absolutely beautiful and grand!
Austriae est imperare orbi universo!
Anyone here from tears of themis and got curious??
Love it
extraordinary!
Nice. Thx.
Cool.........anyone else here 4 history, or theory class?
yo me, world history
nope gotta write a music essay on it
yep history...
Music Appreciation :')
History 9 RCM
2002년 월드컵 대한민국과 독일과의 준결승전에서 독일의 소프라노 가수가 불렀던 독일국가....
독일은 참 흥미로운 나라인 것 같다. 자국의 내노라하는 작곡가들을 재쳐두고 이웃나라 오스트리아의 작곡가인 하이든의 곡을 국가로 선정하니...^^
이 곡의 정말로 힘있는 부분이 2악장인데 벽돌색 입은 바이올리니스트는 참으로 애절하게 연주합니다. 6분 10초 부터 그 모습을 보게됩니다.
질 좋은 화면, 질 좋은 음악 감사합니다.^^
que :v?
뭐 신성로마제국 까지는 오스트리아랑 같은 나라였으니
정말 감명깊게 들은거같아서 저도 기분좋네요 뭐라나 우리나라 축구가 월드컵 본선무대인 원정 첫승도 장식해서 인연이 깊어서 참 좋은듯 ㅋㅋ
So good!
Beautiful🥰
Let me guess, music class?
How do you know xd
Yeppp🤣🫠🤣
とても滑らかで透き通っているような素晴らしい演奏です。
Das Thema ist von einem alten kroatischen folks song "V jutro rano je stanem", dass Haydn in Gradišće hörte, in Eisenstadt, oder kroatisch Železno. Genauso wie Finale von 104. Simphonie , das Thema ist song Oj Jelena, Jelena.
감사합니다
천사의 음률 ~~~~
I was gonna recommend this to my students...! ha ha ha
pls not
@@lucamohr7158 please do!
please do!
i listen to this, with my right hand on my left chest
✠
Warum?
Das steht weder in deutscher Tradition noch haben Deutsche das nötig!
Das ist amerikanischer übertriebener Pathos, in dem Versuch, fehlende Geschichte und Kultur zu ersetzen!
La musique de Haydn et Mozart sont les seules à être élégantes.
beautiful