I found them quite interesting pieces. I think the performer could have had a little more sensitivity to some harmonic details, so as to bring out the good stuff
Quite an ironic complaint to make because, of all lesser-known composers - Karg-Elert has quite an individual voice. I remember a friend who used to say that Debussy was derivative of Chopin. Sometimes you come to the conclusion that it's not the composers at fault, but rather - the listeners. An amateur ear is attuned to recognizing similarities... a trained ear recognizes that which is more unique.
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these are amazing, I wish i knew about them sooner. I can't believe I never heard of this composer
3:00 this is so Beatiful
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I'm sorry WHAT is the name of the first piece???
e r o t i k
Inappropriate
@@marinadela1361 You think it's inappropriate ? Just try Sonata Erotica by Schulhoff, great composer btw. This, is inappropriate.
Grieg composed a similar Lyric Piece with the same title … Karg-Elert’s is a clear homage.
What wonderful pieces. It’s a shame you added nothing concerning this composer and his life.
??? you are literally on internet
Painfully derivative. Nope...nope.
Of...whom exactly..?
@@orb3796liszt / chopin, but does have an interesting german flavor
maybe wagner if he were younger, a pianist, and not a political fugitive
@@jonathanDstrand i would add scriabin and grieg
I found them quite interesting pieces. I think the performer could have had a little more sensitivity to some harmonic details, so as to bring out the good stuff
Quite an ironic complaint to make because, of all lesser-known composers - Karg-Elert has quite an individual voice.
I remember a friend who used to say that Debussy was derivative of Chopin.
Sometimes you come to the conclusion that it's not the composers at fault, but rather - the listeners. An amateur ear is attuned to recognizing similarities... a trained ear recognizes that which is more unique.