I used to get really frustrated at people who cough in concerts... until I had to cough in a concert. I tried to hold it and I thought I might die. I started tearing up, I got hot red and when I finally did cough it was louder than if I had just done it quickly right away. So yeah I now have sympathy for all concert coughers.
hahaha yeah , but i mean it doesn't feal right to rexord these concerts with audience , it is a different experience to be there and listen to a concert , but if i am home alone and need to listen to some classical music , i prefer to have some profesional studio - amphitheater recording instead
John Williams stole this for the closing credits to Close Encounters. But wasn't so good at it. About 20 seconds in. ua-cam.com/video/4-jdkM2q5t0/v-deo.html
@freemind1120 , Listen to this, this piece has the same tiresomely delicious sound, the fourth part of this work clearly served as inspiration for Debussy: ua-cam.com/video/ggpQjx5hLag/v-deo.htmlsi=NT1yKiP5eNn21bXV
I might go as far as to say this single piece is one of man's greatest achievements. As Ravel once said, it is a perfect composition, which only Debussy could achieve. Its complete perfection - not even one not displaced.
Claude Debussy Prelude a l'apres midi d'un faune Berliner Philharmoniker Billy Straus, conductor August 18, 2017 Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas
Before listening: I have to conduct this in my first year conducting class, and so far I have vocally objected the piece because of the revolting and uncomfortable vision of masturbation and an orgasm on stage center. I will try to listen to it unattached to the ballet context, and relay my experience after listening to it in full. After listening: I already came to this piece with some antagonism. I had to Google mid-lesson, and this prelude does not include the literal masturbation, so a load has been lifted. I disagree with Boulez on the claim that this is the turning point in music, and I attribute that claim to his string quartet. At the end of it all, the devil is not that bad.
We all love that part... ❤️ I just find it so beautiful when this exact motif is repeated in the strings just a few seconds later (5:13) for an expressivo effect... Amazing!!!
• Savanna • it’s customary that one leave to take care of the issue elsewhere, or to cancel their visit if they are aware they’re sick to not ruin the performance, or worse, the recording.
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I used to get really frustrated at people who cough in concerts... until I had to cough in a concert. I tried to hold it and I thought I might die. I started tearing up, I got hot red and when I finally did cough it was louder than if I had just done it quickly right away. So yeah I now have sympathy for all concert coughers.
A story of growth and empathy!
hahaha yeah , but i mean it doesn't feal right to rexord these concerts with audience , it is a different experience to be there and listen to a concert , but if i am home alone and need to listen to some classical music , i prefer to have some profesional studio - amphitheater recording instead
@@LiFeeIsSMusicC that makes sense, I would agree
BRET: Not exactly to ruin the music experience.
@@mattjohnson9962 what?
The only composer who was capable of writing a truly "perfect' piece.
Ravel said that about this piece
Wow, an interesting version I didn't know: with choir (of coughing).
lol perfect. Mam with headphones is NO GO
A true gem, and quite rare as it requires a coughing choir.
5:14 it gets me every damn time. The whole work is a masterpiece but these 3 pages are such an orchestration gem
For me it’s 6:14
John Williams stole this for the closing credits to Close Encounters. But wasn't so good at it. About 20 seconds in. ua-cam.com/video/4-jdkM2q5t0/v-deo.html
He also stole Stravinsky here ua-cam.com/video/vC_mMRgesA8/v-deo.html
That's the part that sounds like a real fantasy!! Dreamlike!
@freemind1120 , Listen to this, this piece has the same tiresomely delicious sound, the fourth part of this work clearly served as inspiration for Debussy: ua-cam.com/video/ggpQjx5hLag/v-deo.htmlsi=NT1yKiP5eNn21bXV
00:20 1주제 악보부분 (플룻)
03:38 2주제 악보부분 (오보에)
04:47 3주제 악보부분 (목관악기군)
I might go as far as to say this single piece is one of man's greatest achievements. As Ravel once said, it is a perfect composition, which only Debussy could achieve. Its complete perfection - not even one not displaced.
Spot on. I always think - If there were music in heaven .... and there would have to be .... how could it be possibly be more perfect than this?.
@@Sheffield6688 that's very subjective but I respect it
Agree one hundred trillion percent
Thanks so much for posting this... It's a far cry from scratching about with trying to follow along with the music using miniature scores... :)
Oral :
mesure 11 : 01:11
mesure 21 : 02:11
mesure 23 : 02:20
mesure 26 : 02:38
mesure 31 : 03:12
mesure 33 : 03:27
mesure 37 : 03:39
mesure 51 : 04:31
mesure 55 : 04:49
This is my favorite video on the internet. Thank you!
"I broke the rules, but I got the sound I wanted"--Debussy
You have to know the rules to break them. It was scandalous back then.
@@rossminet "Learn the rules like a pro, then break them like an artist!"--Picasso
more like "fuck your rules, I got my sound" XD
This sounds like a simulation of what concerts would sound like right now if they weren't cancelled due to coronavirus
Sounds like there is corona in the public haha they are coughing all the time
@@robinlagger4875 yes that is the joke
How to change the world with a ten minute orchestral composition.
No joke
Have a little consideration, if you must cough.. you could at least do it on the beat & at the right pitch in Key !!
Fantastique partition...❤ merci encore.
00:21
3:38 제2주제
4:46 제3주제
This wonderful footage is a great gift to Debussy lovers like me
Devoted to the good times of me and my brother.
"Shut up with your damn coughing" - Jon Vickers
0:20 1 theme 목신이부는 환상적 풀피리가락 - 플룻모방
3:38 2theme oboe 목신의 관능적분위기
4:47 3 theme 비너스의 달콤함매혹적 기쁨
3:20 whole tone
Bar31 03:16
Bar37 03:39
Bar55 04:50
Bar79 06:16 轉調 theme
Bar94 07:20
Best parts:
0:56
4:30
6:50
Such beautiful tonal colors. One can make out the fawn sprinting through the forest with birds flying in the sky
Claude Debussy
Prelude a l'apres midi d'un faune
Berliner Philharmoniker
Billy Straus, conductor
August 18, 2017
Santa Fe Station Hotel & Casino, Las Vegas
0:22 start
3:39 2주제 -오보에와 현악기군
4:48 3주제
What's up with all those coughing starting at 1:13? It's like if there were poison in the theater.
Thanks for score!!!
Wish the tempo was just little slower to have that dreamlike feel to it
put 0.75 speed bro EZ your'e welcome
flute
0:21 - 0:45
2:07 - 3:40
Beautiful ❤
Vim à procura de Debussy e encontrei um surto de tuberculose.
1:20-2:00
00:21 1주제
3:38 2주제
4:46 3주제
all that coughing
from CJS for Texas Tech MUHL3303: composed 1894
Who's playing?
Nice coughing
Why the heck so fast?
So us music students can complete our listening assignments faster ahaha
Who is the performing ensemble?
Covid Symphony Orchestra with the Wuhan Sickers Choir !
There are in the end 2 composers Bach and Debussy
3:47 to 4:39, Why the heck is this not in a Disney movie????
Fvck disney and fvck you
Perhaps because it was animated in 1976 by Italian director Bruno Bozzetto in his film 'Allegro non troppo'
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allegro_Non_Troppo
Who is this recording by?
0:20 시작
Before listening: I have to conduct this in my first year conducting class, and so far I have vocally objected the piece because of the revolting and uncomfortable vision of masturbation and an orgasm on stage center. I will try to listen to it unattached to the ballet context, and relay my experience after listening to it in full.
After listening: I already came to this piece with some antagonism. I had to Google mid-lesson, and this prelude does not include the literal masturbation, so a load has been lifted. I disagree with Boulez on the claim that this is the turning point in music, and I attribute that claim to his string quartet. At the end of it all, the devil is not that bad.
Imagine still being offended about masturbation in the 21st century
Seconds and flutes not perfectly aligned before 3, but not a very noticeable mistake without the score
This is the music of the game cell to singularity
3:45 for me :)
Them coughers lowkey trolling man, like my goodness STOP!😂
too fast and too much audience coughing
it is really weird to hear people caugh though , i mean it should't be part of the recording :')
باحال بود مرسی
4:48
We all love that part... ❤️ I just find it so beautiful when this exact motif is repeated in the strings just a few seconds later (5:13) for an expressivo effect... Amazing!!!
The selfishness of people coughing in a performance like this and ruin the immersiveness for everyone else.
• Savanna • it’s customary that one leave to take care of the issue elsewhere, or to cancel their visit if they are aware they’re sick to not ruin the performance, or worse, the recording.
@@mxeri2607 they can cough silently into their elblow pits
Federico Bejarano and coughing one or twice isn’t a problem but this was consistent.
드뷔시 오케스트라 상징주의 말라르매의 시에 기초한 작품
ahem...ahem...ahem.....ahem....Oh shut up!!!
Debussy is god
the whole audience was with corona or what? disturbing
Perché andate ai concerti se avete la tosse? Sarebbe meglio rimaniate a casa, per guarire e anche per non infelicitare il prossimo.
Thanx for the score, extremely bad performance however! :-(
Did someone noticed that the woodwinds are basically the melodys?
7:30~7:55
4:44
6:30
5:14
5:10
5:12
4:48
5:15
5:13
5:14
4:48
4:47
7:32