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Developing variation / nonrepetition

I was born in 1954, and this song was a favorite of mine through childhood; I listened to it I don't know how many times on an old 78 my mother had.

Wagner was the greatest , what a piece.

20:10

V. largo is so underrated

Master of the masters.❤

Thick with expressive and intricate harmonies, symphonic in every way.

For years i didn't understand the late quarters. I have been living symphonies, especially ninth and eroica , and all of sudden a window opended in my mind and shed the light on them. Now i appreciate them all.

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20:43

The Emersons here mistakenly look to expressionist lurching and the early Schoenberg quartets rather than back to late romantic serenity that the work obviously is, missing the tonal intrigues and beauty; the first violin assumes he has to be pushy rather than finding the lyrical content.

Se nota mucho la influencia de Bach en esta sonata

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6:29 - 6:36 Zombie by the cranberries

What an unbearable amount of ads!!

mann!!! this piece has grown on me!!! it's actually so good and comparable to his other concertos

i wonder why he wrote in such long note values

19:27

это шедевр❤

6:13 Violas rise ✊

My favorite ever! ❤

6:10 M6

No. 5 🤩

9:52 damn

13:40 4:50 22:00

5:05

Fuck all the ads man

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This is the definitive recording of the piece for me. In fact the entire album of Beethoven sonatas that these two recorded is my absolute favorite.

Frustrating music for first violins. .No long ,easy melodies .Perfect for second violins and violas .

Full score version: ruclips.net/video/MC1J0GgK8NQ/видео.html&ab_channel=MikeKlimczak

Wonderful playing!

Michealengeli is an absolute beast

11:20 schumann piano concerto reference?

Like a dream scenery aftet waking, our lifes are fleeting, less than a hunder years. As we humans age, we come to understand how frail truly is This real masterpiece is a breath of fresh air in this transient world in our earthling’s life of so much hassle and annoyances

GOD FUCKING DAMMIT! WHY,WHEN ALL THINGS TURN TO A GOOD RESOLVE DO THINGS SPIRAL OUT OF CONTROL.AND TO THINK THAT STOLAS AND BLITZO WOULD RECINDLE.THE SADDEST PART ABOUT ALL OF THIS IS HOW THE ROLES ARE REVERSED AND BLITZO IS SEEING ALL THE ERRORS OF NOT TALKING.

This work is a divine gift on the the same plane as Mozart's requiem. Here it is performed by masters.

This reel of the sheet music is not in time with the music at all.

Okay, It's such a forced sonata, seriously, where is the melody? It's so full of boring motifs that I can barely listen to the sonata. This shows that he is extremely beethovenian lol. But seriously There is nothing but the same dry noise octave theme that always repeats in the beginning. As Liszt said, it is meticulously prepared but not at all interesting. The second movement, while promising at the beginning, suddenly faded away. It's like sounds that evoke and disappear from somewhere deep inside. Funny thing is the scherzo has the only melody available here lol. The middle part was good. For the finale, it is obvious that Brahms refers to Beethoven a lot here. But how can I say it, it is a movement that is completely drowned in scattered motifs and doesnt tell u a story much. The only thing is the on the beginning he refers clara theme (Schumann's impromptu on clara wieck the beginning theme). The beginning sounds Beethovenian, the rest sounds Schumannesque. Finale is as like same with brother: the first movement, which is dry and noisy in boring minutes I know brahms wrote that when he is 19 which is also impressive. But still not make that sonata is masterpiece.

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최초로 무조성이 분명하게 드러나는 작품 <현악4중주 제2번> 중 4악장 : 19:52 이례적으로 성악성부가 첨가됨 (나는 다른 혹성의 대기를 느낀다) : 22:35

Right around 8:05, yeah, Vaughan-Williams gets pretty freaking dark/describing someone who is not a very good person at all…. 😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬

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9:50 11:10 6:30 8:05

We can't all afford to get rids of adds, and they ruin listening to music like this.

Idk who haters think they are not liking this piece. Chopin doesn't miss!

If only that vertical hemiola lasted longer!

Thanks so much for sharing this highly original work. In particular your description of the 1st movement is very illuminating. I think it's the most interesting movement of the set.

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Nonet No. 2, H. 374.