Anton Webern - Four Pieces for Violin and Piano, Op. 7 (1910-14) [Score-Video]

[@bassoonistfromhell]

That's odd, I don't see "cough" in the score

[@GNGianopoulos]

I must've used the wrong edition!

[@carlosmagno7306]

Peças maravilhosas.

[@Vida-Erudita]

Gostei da composição, porém, a tosse inesperada acabou atrapalhando minha concentração musical.

[@JM_Moreno_Camacho]

Who is the pianist?? I think his/her name should appear at the description of the video too...

[@GNGianopoulos]

Pianist wasn't credited in the audio file.

[@alextemplemusic]

I found a video of the same performance on YT! The pianist is Kevin Kenner.

[@eppiehemsley6556]

Isn't it what? Camacho.

[@pkalashnikov]

Very good! I played this when I was a student, it's not simple, very hard ppp.

[@gentle_goy23432]

Понимаю почему Рославец заметил в этих пьесах замечательное.

[@johnryskamp7755]

Bartok took a lot of this for his first sonata for violin and piano.

[@PaulVinonaama]

I wonder if he knew this. But he knew Schoenberg (e.g. Op. 11), so the common features might reflect Schoenbergism rather than causal relationship.

[@tobipiano976]

nice!

[@donnamenzani2727]

What Is the serie of notes that he used in this music??

[@drewmt]

This is from the free atonality period. After tonality, but before the establishment of the 12-tone system.

[@federicoandresbellini496]

n III 2:53