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Just the way I want to hear those works!

thank you!!! such a furious and amazing piece from barber

What a piece! And a great interpretation too.. thanks for the upload.

love this to death!! the first movement may very well be one of the best out there.

My favorite cello,concerto of this 2024

INTERESTING!

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You never hear this glorious music in concert halls these days. What shame. I'd rather hear this than the music from Psycho or Star Wars...again.

0:00 I. 6:23 II. 9:24 III.

0:00 I. Parodos 3:14 II. Choros. Medea and Jason 8:16 III. The Young Princess. Jason 11:43 IV. Choros 15:15 V. Medea 22:59 VI. Kantikos Agonias 25:28 VII. Exodos

Bravo, Haruka! 🥹🎶

Cool

Can I have the Score and Parts of this?

grande Dutoit! che bella musica

Excellent....famous Mussorgsky piece......BRAVI from Acapulco!

Gorgeous.....Who knew? This + Khovanshchina.....BRAVI from Acapulco!

This is my first hearing of this beautiful lyrical work. I love it. Thank you.

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8:07 10:43 12:12 12:38

The opening statement gave me God of War vibes. Love the Stravinsky-esque writing and tonal harmonies. Very cool!

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stop yapping how do u spell skibidi toilet

The sheer number of rare gems your channel boasts is a huge draw! Given your recent - and well-merited - focus on Barber, would you consider doing a score video of Andromache’s Farewell? Been itching to get my hands on a score but never got round to it!

We can play this piece by C,D and F natural trumpet Incredible !!!

I wonder if the beginning of this piece is where Maurice Jarre got his inspiration from for the theme to 'Lawrence of Arabia'.

This is such an underrated work. Absolutely brilliant to see the score.

Bro WTH I was just goofing in maths with the calc and thought of this. You’re awesome.

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Wonderful❤

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Not bad.

Interesting text 0:00 - Prelude 3:10 I. Body of a woman (Baritone) 4:38 II. Lithe girl, brown girl (Men's chorus, a few women's voices) 6:45 III. In the hot depth of this summer (Women's Voices) 9:33 IV. Close your eyes (Full Chorus) 13:40 V. The Fortunate Isles (Full chorus with incidental Soprano Solo) 17:21 VI. Sometimes (Baritone Solo) 18:12 VII. We have lost even this twilight (Full chorus) 21:53 VIII. Tonight I can write... (Baritone Solo) 27:33 IX. Cemetery of kisses (Mixed chorus)

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Bernstein could be modern without being off-putting, which is something that most of his contemporaries could not do. He also could be light without being light-weight, and when he used modern devices, such as tone rows or atonality, it always seemed natural and organic, not a system or an experiment.

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THANK YOU

大学の定期演奏会で音楽家の先生の指揮で吹いたことあるのに、 230小節目からの旋律群の動き以外、譜面見てもこんなことやってたっけ？ と浦島太郎状態だった（トロンボーン3）記憶喪失かも

Best recording of this terrific piece imho

Somehow it foreshadows the Stravinsky's symphonies 10 years later. Impressive how distinct is Copland style

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I played this in 1995/98 at the university of Miami all county honors band. My favorite!

0:00 I. 3:58 II. 6:38 III. Dance

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1:45 What? The horn player didn't play?

0:00 I. Waltz 4:24 II. Schottische 6:49 III. Pas de deux 11:48 IV. Two-Step 13:36 V. Hesitation-Tango 17:57 VI. Galop

This is a real gem. Thank you for making this video.

Stunning music! 😍

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