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György Ligeti - Piano Concerto (1985-1988, audio+score)
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Conductor: Nicholas Collon
Performers: Shai Wosner with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra
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00:02 I: Vivace molto ritmico e preciso
03:51 II: Lento e deserto
10:12 III: Vivace cantabile
14:21 IV: Allegro risoluto, molto ritmico
18:57 V: Presto luminoso, fluido, constante, sempre molto ritmico
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Conductor: Nicholas Collon
Performers: Shai Wosner with the Danish National Symphony Orchestra
PDF Downloads:
en.notafina.de/shop/konzert-353.html
00:02 I: Vivace molto ritmico e preciso
03:51 II: Lento e deserto
10:12 III: Vivace cantabile
14:21 IV: Allegro risoluto, molto ritmico
18:57 V: Presto luminoso, fluido, constante, sempre molto ritmico
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György Ligeti - Chamber Concerto for 13 instrumentalists (1969-1970, audio+score)
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If you want to request a future uploaded video, sign this form: goo.gl/forms/c25Vz1v5kdAtnor33 Conductor: Reinbert de Leeuw Performers: Schönberg Ensemble PDF Download: en.notafina.de/shop/kammerkonzert-2.html 00:05 I: Corrente (Fließend) 05:51 II: Calmo, sostenuto 12:08 III: Movimento preciso e meccanico 15:44 IV: Presto Instrumentation: Flute/piccolo Oboe/oboe d'amore Clarinet 1 Clarinet 2/Ba...
György Ligeti - Études for Piano (1985-2001, audio+score)
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If you want to request a future uploaded video, sign this form: goo.gl/forms/c25Vz1v5kdAtnor33 Performer: Fredrik Ullén PDF Downloads: en.notafina.de/shop/etudes-pour-piano.html en.notafina.de/shop/etudes-pour-piano-1.html en.notafina.de/shop/etudes-pour-piano-2.html 00:02 1: Désordre 02:15 2: Cordes à vide 05:21 3: Touches bloquées 07:11 4: Fanfares 10:29 5: Arc-en-ciel 13:54 6: Automne à Vars...
2-4,6,8-10,12
0:02 7:11 10:29 13:54 20:19 22:55 29:55 32:37 42:08 47:07
why does ligeti sound so bad
i hate this so much
I hate this But I hate it the same way I'd hate a cosmic horror story. It's so incomprehensible yet there's some form of direction the music seems to be following. If the movement starts out loud and gets higher in pitch continuously, like the first movement, that's how it'll be till its end; if it starts out quiet and/or somewhat slow, like in the second movement, for the most part it stays that way, and any loud sounds are intended to stand out There's a clear designs but the intention of that design isn't to simply please the listener, same way an eldritch god can have a will and direction but that doesn't have to be for the benifit of those who observe it. It fills me with some form of fear because I can tell its ordered but I don't understand it, and I think that's the part that people struggle to reconcile with. If people value the music having a direction more than understandable harmony, they'll praise it as if it shows the beauty of a Chopin piece. If they prioritise "normal" harmony, they treat it as if it's a bunch of nonsensical sounds with no meaning whatsoever. I just like listening to this because I actually kinda like the unease it brings, like it's some form of catharsis Thank you for coming to my ted talk
0:00 Music to play when you are running for a bus. 2:16 Music for a hot tub 5:27 Music for boiling water
Goated Ligeti
considering learning one of these monster any one have a suggestion for me
Famfares is a good start. Lescalier du diable is also not too difficult compared to some others and it is the most popular. But if you are able to learn one of them, then the technical difficulty shouldn’t be of concern anyway, so just choose what you like
Think I'll stay here for a while.
Astonishing that the orchestra can play it. Even if you play it on your own, it will be so difficult with everybody together.
This is the most, and without a doubt the piece that is
(What I am about to say is my opinion and advice to all of you! Again it is My OPINION.)Can someone help me understand this piece of trash? How can you call this music? It is just technique and nothing musical. It is just a bunch of notes with far too much dissonance and off-putting rhythm. Is this meant to be music or meant to music or a joke? What has music become that this is what people consider music? This is worse than pop, rock, and rap! This simply is not music, this is a piece of music that an obviously talentless composer wrote.I don’t consider this music any good. This music is unmoving and frankly painful to listen to. It sounds like me when I was five banging randomly on the keys of a piano. If you want good music listen to Beethoven, liszt, Rachmaninov, Bach etc. I have said what I believe in my heart, and even though I have strong opinions I am willing to try to understand why someone might enjoy this “music”. So if you have something to say tell me, and if I am wrong criticize and correct me, but I can’t sit around and let this music be here without me sharing at least a glimpse of what true music is. Music should move us, it should be apart of us. It is not something that floats in the sky, or to be in the background of your life. Music is designed to be in our hearts, to portray human emotions and the human experience through that music. I do not see how this music is uplifting or has any reason to be in my heart. That is why I do not agree with this music or this composer’s conception of music. Anyway I hope all you you have a delightful rest of your day, and if this music is what you enjoy I have no right to say you are wrong. But I need to share with you what true music is, and you can take that adivce or leave it. Anyway goodbye! Have a delightful rest of your day and year and life!
I am comparing this version etude by etude with that of Thomas Hell and can't decide which I prefer. Maybe they are just very different, but both convincing.
Ligeti is one of the few avant-garde composers that I actually enjoy hearing.
Exactly.
rip ears or headphones or both
Masterpiece!
空間や方角を感じるような金管の響きの後に絶え間ないチェンバロの重音連打 次々とアイデアを繰り出してくるリゲティの作曲法は私も親近感を覚える
息の長い音の使い方が上手い
What did I just hear. It's amazingly... amazing
i would say top 10 for his works
It’s like New Orleans just got pulled through another dimension. Is this based on 12-tone rows?
No
no because Ligeti is a 20th century AvAnT-GaRdE Composer!!!!!!
Hahha😂 i love when they say this but still tend to use his works even for the barbie film
2악장 죽이네 사운드나 진행이나 미쳤음
二度音程がぶつかり合うフレーズがリゲティにはよく見られる。同音連打、ボリリズムもそうだが
第一楽章の摩擦を感じる度数が違い擦り合うような繰り返しのフレーズ、そして第一楽章の後半の多声部分の複雑さはすごい
음악 끌고가는 힘이 진짜 장난아님 이 곡 너무 재밌네
all these 19 pppppp are ridiculous
jazzy
this piece taste like cookie dough
Шизофрения и мракобесие, ни малейшего отношения к музыке не имеет.
Just played this in my local pub, They weren't impressed 😔
this is the best comment on youtube
Lmfao
Because they don't know how to listen Ligeti etudes.
Bloody peasants.
I love this so much. One of my favorite piano concertos with Mozart KV503, Beethoven 5th and Ravel left hand.
It’s been less than 10 seconds and I think my brain already exploded like how do you write a piece like this
Everyone has different taste in music. I still belive, in this genre, Ligeti was a genius. Fav composer forever
White on White, For Irina - gosh.
Неплохо для Лигети
Maravilloso, es encontrar entre el cielo y la tierra otro sentido de la vida ¡ Gracias ¡¡¡¡¡
phenomenal performance
The undeniable virtuosity of Fredrik Ullén particularly touches me and deliciously juggles with the sensitivity of the emotions of the soul. Thank you very much for this pure happiness 🤠
Очень круто 👍
Where is it possible to get a PDF of this music?
Yes! Why did you ask? I always buy my scores, hate that printed sheets on office paper. But with this one it’s difficult to find now especially the last 4 etudes.
05:21 3: Touches bloquées
One of my favorite pieces and performances of 20th century music! Not quite chaos.
This is mid-century avant garde style with nothing to prove...just a lot of FUN!
Disordre, escalier du diable
Ginastera 1 quotes Bartok 2. They are in a class by themselves, i.e Bach and Mozart of today, like the Rach 3.🎶
The ending of Automne à Varsovie is properly insane17:40
INCREDIBLE!
In case you thought Etude 1 was massively difficult, LET'S ORCHESTRATE IT! Good luck rehearsing! - György Ligeti (not)
Sounds hard to play....not really all that lyrical.....no nice theme to hum on the way home afterward.....BRAVO from Acapulco!