Michael Parloff: Schubert’s and Beethoven’s Relationship (“Classical Twilight," Part 1; Music@Menlo)

Lecturer Michael Parloff provides insight into the personal and musical relationship between Franz Schubert and Ludwig van Beethoven. This is the first part of a two-part Encounter entitled "Classical Twilight." It took place on July 18, 2019 at Music@Menlo, Chamber Music Festival and Institute, David Finckel and Wu Han, Artistic Directors.
Part 2 of the Encounter is about Schubert’s Winterreise. It can also be viewed on UA-cam at • Michael Parloff: Schub...
Video edited by Michael Manke

[@akrishnaa]

What a gift to us music lovers, Mr. Parloff's lectures are! Thank you!

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😅😅. 😮😮😮. 😮

[@truthdweller3454]

A wonderful lecture

[@pchabanowich]

This is a vast and beautiful complexity which you've unravelled most tenderly. Thank you.💐

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OMG 🤯 This lectures are so great. Thank you so much for uploading them for free.

[@epileptiquitopark7971]

Sadly to say... In those days Classical music would be a relay race at its peak without Schubert short life, tons of very beautiful mind-blowing compositions OMG!!

[@SamirAbadeer]

I always says that Schubert is a disciple of Beethoven even he wasn't so in real life

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I have just read John M Gingerichs 'Schubert's Beethoven Project'. I would whole-heartedly recommend it.

[@ttrons2]

I have ringing in my ears which is easy covered up. Beethoven had a roaring sound which would have been hard to deal with I would think he did not get a lot of sleep and there for grumpy and irritable.

[@Decrepit_Productions]

I too have ringing in my ears, since about age 15, resulting from an unfortunate incident. Though it bugged me at first, I somehow gained the ability to tune it out. I can go for long stretches of time without noticing it, until something brings it to my attention (as has happened now). I began getting sporadic odd lower-pitched sounds, something like a spinning clothes-dryer heard at distance, during the period I suffered from TMJ syndrome in the mid 2010s. That was harder to deal with. Thankfully, it vanished when the syndrome did.

[@peymannoorbakhsh4749]

That was Great.
Mr. Parloff talked about an interlude that Schubert wrote for Beethoven's funeral with a remarkable French horn in E major. Could some know the name of this piece?

[@raptilian]

Auf dem Strom

[@tejasnair3399]

What Schubert said about Beethoven and Mozart is right.

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Great video about whether Beethoven and Schubert met:ua-cam.com/video/V1RcvCWZ_ek/v-deo.html

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Menlo College, Atherton, California.

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Gioacchino Schuberto😂

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