We're so lucky that this beautiful score was discovered in 1982... and we're so lucky that you uploaded this performance to UA-cam. The members of the Brodsky Quartet: Daniel Rowland and Jacqueline Thomas, and the pianist, Jean-Efflam Bavouzet couldn't have played it better, what a lyrical version of this juvenilia piece by the one and only: Claude Debussy (l'enfant terrible). Thank you !!!
there is a string quartet, but as the music only needs two string instruments, two members (D. Rowland and J. Thomas) play in this. And the pianist is invited, as the music also needs a pianist.
@@YotamIshay it’s great you seem to know “his sound“. I think it’s totally in his style and great music. There are many more reasons not to publish a piece. You should read about Brahms burning a not small amount of his compositions, leaving us questioning how many masterpieces we lost.
@@serafin1719 I'm actually very familiar with his music and it has greatly impacted my writing as a composer a lot too. When I was 12 I came by a CD with some of his pieces. Following that, I became obsessed with his music and listened to every available piece of his in my teens. His style here reminds me more of Faure than his own music. The rhythmic language and the phrasing are there, but not so much the harmony, which he was insanely innovative with later on. I know about Brahms, but Debussy is not Brahms. This is a very early piece. I find it more frustrating that we will never be able to listen to the chamber pieces that he planned and only finished a few.
Astonishingly beautiful Intermezzo movt. 17 years old composing such gorgeous melodies many of which are thread throughout the work along with the triplet rhythms.
Claude Debussy:G-dúr Zongoratrió 1.Andante con molto allegro 00:00 2.Scherzo:Moderato con allegro 08:16 3.Intermezzo:Andante espressivo 11:38 4.Finálé: Appassionato 16:04 Daniel Rowland-hegedű Jacqueline Thomas-gordonka Jean-Efflam Bavouzet-zongora
Can't hardly believe how exceptionally good this piece is that until tonight I never knew existed and that Debussy apparently composed at so young of an age 😮
Surely, Debussy need not have suppressed this "youthful" work, and it's a mistake to dismiss it as "juvenilia." Perhaps the composer was dissatisfied with the transparent tunefulness of the piece, which shows some Russian characteristics, and makes it a wonderful "salon piece." But there are many style features that are typical of the mature Debussy, and were this trio by any other composer, we wouldn't hesitate to let it take its place in the chamber music "canon."
I would say this judgment is really unfair. Fauré's chamber music great masterworks (the piano quartet no 2 & the rwo piano quintets) obviously stand much above this trio. However, here we have a very charming piece, very well crafted, and with an amazing sense for balance, textures and proportions. No mean feat indeed for such a young composer, and certainly deserving more than the disdainful 'salon music' label.
Au contraire -- some of these images are certainly snapshots. The first image is of Debussy at the home of his friend, the poet Pierre Louÿs. The woman in the photo is Louÿs' lover, Zohra bent Brahim.
He did, but not in 1880. My previous comment is a mistake, he did write this piano trio on a summer trip with the von Mecks, but it was either in Switzerland or in Germany. Debussy met the von Mecks in Russia the following year, before journeying to Vienna later on in the summer.
Claude Debussy:G-dúr Zongoratrió 1.Andante con moto allegro 00:00 2.Scherzo:Moderato con allegro 08:16 3.Intermezzo:Andante epressivo 11:38 4.Finálé: Appasionato 16:04 Daniel Rowland-hegedű Jacqueline Thomas-gordonka Jean Efflam Bavouzet-zongora
The comfort and wonderfulness of Debussy‘s music is off the charts amazing, and soothe my soul
This is one of the greatest piano trios of the repertoire.
This composition is truly amazing! One of my favorite works of all time!
I. Andante con molto allegro 00:00
II. Scherzo. Moderato con allegro 08:16
III. Intermezzo. Andante espressivo 11:38
IV. Finale. Appassionato 16:04
Thanks!
Thanks
Pietari Willey cc
We're so lucky that this beautiful score was discovered in 1982... and we're so lucky that you uploaded this performance to UA-cam. The members of the Brodsky Quartet: Daniel Rowland and Jacqueline Thomas, and the pianist, Jean-Efflam Bavouzet couldn't have played it better, what a lyrical version of this juvenilia piece by the one and only: Claude Debussy (l'enfant terrible). Thank you !!!
although it's beautiful I can understand why debussy didn't publish it. It only has clues from his sound and not his sound itself
Mia Feigelson if I'm not mistaken, it was Prokofiev who was dubbed "l'enfant terrible". Or perhaps they both were.
there is a string quartet, but as the music only needs two string instruments, two members (D. Rowland and J. Thomas) play in this. And the pianist is invited, as the music also needs a pianist.
@@YotamIshay it’s great you seem to know “his sound“. I think it’s totally in his style and great music. There are many more reasons not to publish a piece. You should read about Brahms burning a not small amount of his compositions, leaving us questioning how many masterpieces we lost.
@@serafin1719 I'm actually very familiar with his music and it has greatly impacted my writing as a composer a lot too. When I was 12 I came by a CD with some of his pieces. Following that, I became obsessed with his music and listened to every available piece of his in my teens. His style here reminds me more of Faure than his own music. The rhythmic language and the phrasing are there, but not so much the harmony, which he was insanely innovative with later on. I know about Brahms, but Debussy is not Brahms. This is a very early piece. I find it more frustrating that we will never be able to listen to the chamber pieces that he planned and only finished a few.
Un plaisir d'écouter cette œuvre pleine de charme et de poésie du tout jeune Debussy. Je crois qu'elle date de 1880 plutôt que de 79.
Astonishingly beautiful Intermezzo movt. 17 years old composing such gorgeous melodies many of which are thread throughout the work along with the triplet rhythms.
4th movement ...so good
Absolutely
Beautiful! Thanks for posting!
Beautiful piece, lovingly played. So glad it has been rediscovered!
Magnifique ++++
Thank you for uploading :) beautiful
It shows how exceptional a talent he was to produce a full-fledged masterpiece at the age of 17, a feat rarely matched.
One word, "Mozart".
+Albert Schrodinger And one more word: Mendelssohn. :-)
Rare fellows, indeed!
I think they gave you two excellent words zzindorf! :)
And three more words: Chopin and Liszt.
Magnificent!
Claude Debussy:G-dúr Zongoratrió
1.Andante con molto allegro 00:00
2.Scherzo:Moderato con allegro 08:16
3.Intermezzo:Andante espressivo 11:38
4.Finálé: Appassionato 16:04
Daniel Rowland-hegedű
Jacqueline Thomas-gordonka
Jean-Efflam Bavouzet-zongora
Beautiful rendition
Can't hardly believe how exceptionally good this piece is that until tonight I never knew existed and that Debussy apparently composed at so young of an age 😮
This was the second chamber piece I ever played. I still remember it fondly even though the pianist had to learn the music in four weeks
Awesome...😱
Hermoso
Composed when he was 17
Surely, Debussy need not have suppressed this "youthful" work, and it's a mistake to dismiss it as "juvenilia." Perhaps the composer was dissatisfied with the transparent tunefulness of the piece, which shows some Russian characteristics, and makes it a wonderful "salon piece." But there are many style features that are typical of the mature Debussy, and were this trio by any other composer, we wouldn't hesitate to let it take its place in the chamber music "canon."
If this were written by Fauré, it would be considered one of his best compositions. But then Debussy just HAD to go and become Debussy. The nerve.
So true 😂👍🏻
I would say this judgment is really unfair. Fauré's chamber music great masterworks (the piano quartet no 2 & the rwo piano quintets) obviously stand much above this trio. However, here we have a very charming piece, very well crafted, and with an amazing sense for balance, textures and proportions. No mean feat indeed for such a young composer, and certainly deserving more than the disdainful 'salon music' label.
Eh, the piano trio, violin sonata's, and his late works in general are his masterworks imo
And the quartet ofc
15:14 nice :)
太美了 太美了 好鲜活
Vi invito a visualizzare anche la versione di questo trio, live, del Trio Dmitrij :)
ua-cam.com/video/oUHYURbzrfY/v-deo.html
Aqui uma das obras primas geniais de Debussy. Ouçam os detalhes e como ele era meticuloso na melodia e instrumentação. Abraços
dyezzi::. yezzi.co,
Does anyone have info on the photograph?
Nadar - always Nadar.
Au contraire -- some of these images are certainly snapshots. The first image is of Debussy at the home of his friend, the poet Pierre Louÿs. The woman in the photo is Louÿs' lover, Zohra bent Brahim.
17? cmon man that's not fair
This is juvenilia...
MrPaevo This is a masterpiece!
wasn't it composed in 1880?
I believe you are correct. He wrote it for the von Mecks, while on trip to Russia!
***** he went to Russia with Nadezhda von Meck?
He did, but not in 1880. My previous comment is a mistake, he did write this piano trio on a summer trip with the von Mecks, but it was either in Switzerland or in Germany. Debussy met the von Mecks in Russia the following year, before journeying to Vienna later on in the summer.
***** that information is new to me.. thank you for telling me!
My pleasure! I read about it in Eric Jensen's book called Debussy. Really good read!
Gounod
Claude Debussy:G-dúr Zongoratrió
1.Andante con moto allegro 00:00
2.Scherzo:Moderato con allegro 08:16
3.Intermezzo:Andante epressivo 11:38
4.Finálé: Appasionato 16:04
Daniel Rowland-hegedű
Jacqueline Thomas-gordonka
Jean Efflam Bavouzet-zongora