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Composer & Conductor
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Sangmin Ryu – Lumi signifie la neige for Piano(2020)(with full score)
Pf. Midi
Sang-Min Ryu (b.2000) is a sophomore in the Department of Composition and Philosophy at Hanyang University in Seoul, Korea. He began to learn composition at the age of 19, and is actively involved in composing along with piano recital planning and arrangement of choral songs. He has 'mathematics' and 'philosophy' as his interests, and attempts to operate 'logical thinking' in mathematics and 'humanistic gaze' in philosophy in music. He will be an orchestra conductor in the future, and he will also write a number of books on music.
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The snow is white, Lumi is black. Little girl, where are you going?" asks the crow. Lumi searches for his friend's house. But how to find it without the sun.
In this country, everything is black. In this country, everything is white. Lumi means know in Finish, in Santa's country, where everything is cold.
-Program Note
"The song begins with the chord 'B + C' of a half-tone relationship, which expresses a landscape covered with snow. The chord in this high range acts as a material that penetrates the entire music piece, and is represented by a plot structure in which Rumi finds his identity (or attribute). The chords were composed according to the sequential flow of time in a fairy tale book and composed of Transformed Arch Form called
"A - B - C - B' - A' - Coda. "
'Lumi signifie la neige' is the part that depicts how Lumi finds her identity. Sections A and B express that Lumi is black, but the snow surrounding her is white. These contrasting attributes were divided into many leaps, fast notes and stepwise motion, slow ones. In Section C, she asks where she is headed through the crowl. However, Lumi realized that there is no such thing as the Sun that will light the way to her destination. These Crowl Motives and Lumi's Footprints Motives are arranged alternately to describe the situation of the conversation like Question - Answer.
In Section B' and A', Lumi realizes that everything in this country is made up of black and white. Furthermore, Coda recognizes that her name derives from snow with white properties. In the snowy landscape, the gentle breeze rises to staccato, and the strong wind descends to Glissando. Between these sounds, the song ends with an inserted view of the scenery, indicating the steps of Lumi.
This piece premiered on June 11, 2020 at Hanyang University's Paiknam Music Center in Seoul and at Hanyang University's Composition Workshop Final Concert. Later, this piece will be revised into a large scale Piano Etude about 15 minutes.
Sang-Min Ryu (b.2000) is a sophomore in the Department of Composition and Philosophy at Hanyang University in Seoul, Korea. He began to learn composition at the age of 19, and is actively involved in composing along with piano recital planning and arrangement of choral songs. He has 'mathematics' and 'philosophy' as his interests, and attempts to operate 'logical thinking' in mathematics and 'humanistic gaze' in philosophy in music. He will be an orchestra conductor in the future, and he will also write a number of books on music.
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The snow is white, Lumi is black. Little girl, where are you going?" asks the crow. Lumi searches for his friend's house. But how to find it without the sun.
In this country, everything is black. In this country, everything is white. Lumi means know in Finish, in Santa's country, where everything is cold.
-Program Note
"The song begins with the chord 'B + C' of a half-tone relationship, which expresses a landscape covered with snow. The chord in this high range acts as a material that penetrates the entire music piece, and is represented by a plot structure in which Rumi finds his identity (or attribute). The chords were composed according to the sequential flow of time in a fairy tale book and composed of Transformed Arch Form called
"A - B - C - B' - A' - Coda. "
'Lumi signifie la neige' is the part that depicts how Lumi finds her identity. Sections A and B express that Lumi is black, but the snow surrounding her is white. These contrasting attributes were divided into many leaps, fast notes and stepwise motion, slow ones. In Section C, she asks where she is headed through the crowl. However, Lumi realized that there is no such thing as the Sun that will light the way to her destination. These Crowl Motives and Lumi's Footprints Motives are arranged alternately to describe the situation of the conversation like Question - Answer.
In Section B' and A', Lumi realizes that everything in this country is made up of black and white. Furthermore, Coda recognizes that her name derives from snow with white properties. In the snowy landscape, the gentle breeze rises to staccato, and the strong wind descends to Glissando. Between these sounds, the song ends with an inserted view of the scenery, indicating the steps of Lumi.
This piece premiered on June 11, 2020 at Hanyang University's Paiknam Music Center in Seoul and at Hanyang University's Composition Workshop Final Concert. Later, this piece will be revised into a large scale Piano Etude about 15 minutes.
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amazing piece of music, truly on its own!
4:12 Dumbledore Said Calmly
Maybe he plays it at a modest speed but seriously it's so bold, clear and passionate.
why is the ossia part at 4:08 just the exact same thing
I always wondered that too. From what I found online, the 2nd and 3rd measures are slightly different. The highest octaves are replaced with a G instead of a Bb and B to account for the 85-key pianos back then. Cool to know after so long lol :)
@@acsaha8304damn I looked at it like 10 times and didn’t catch that. Also do you have any idea why he did that?
The Piano Trios are a beautiful set, and this is the joyous moment between the two darker pieces that surround it. Listening to Op. 1 as a full set is a very different experience from listening to just one of them.
The Organ used is the Flentrop Organ at the Busch-Reisinger Museum, Cambridge, Mass. Harvard University.
16:34 - 17:38
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17:25
Margulis' and Horowitz's are absolutely jokes. Trifonov's is absurdly unrhythmical and hands unsynchronized. Hamelin's and Sultanov's are impressive, albeit with very strange pauses and extra basses.
Ashkenazy's and Richter's are missing here. czcams.com/video/tsBX_uR-FL4/video.htmlsi=8KZpDqE4OmnJdV-j
14:05 Inspired by Schubert's Unfinished?
I want to share this with you. I wanted to be a profesional musician because of this.
9:47 Second Movement
One of the best pieces of music ever written.
2:35
That's a vocal score, not a full score.
Comme la première lumière du crépuscule, cette architecture sonore ouvre les yeux à de vieilles promesses et à toutes les anomalies bienfaisantes de la nature. Evocatrices de pouvoirs au-delà de l'observation, ces pièces tirent les ficelles du cœur, attisent les nostalgies et réveillent les tourbillons, les vies écorchés et la torpeur des veilleurs tourmentés 🌺🕊🤗
I raly appreciate that there isnt much pedál in piano.
Johannes est le brillant reflet d'une époque, c'est un astéroïde fantôme qui revient jeter son dévolu sur l'art sonore. Une onde prodigieuse chargée de paradoxes d'où s'échappent l'obscurantisme la féérie et l'irrationnel, facteurs hypnotiques défiant les âmes vulnérables en quête d'absolu. Son architecture musicale est un court tunnel qui mène à la lumière 🤠
That third movement makes me want to watch Clue again
It's Franz
6:05
This is not the most perfect performance, but you won't listen to another performance with the same heart.
Listen to Danill Trifonov playing this one
@@kokoszka8416danill his recording is perfect
@@Piano_improvisations ive never heard a recording better than any one of the tracks in that album
Waaay too slow
这个唱歌非常好听了
Well done
refrain of flute's early passage and chords like crush of piano are impressive
Emocionada, exquisita versión. Jamás superada ni igualada
Liszt was really insaneee‼️😵😱😬🤣
I can't imagine anyone playing this etude live
divine....
2:55 4:32
*Ah...Pogorelich in his prime!*
All the fluttering trills are really like insect wings.
Почему на квдьминации звучит пиано???
How on earth?? .... Speechless..
Suk is wonderful--those portamentos!
WOW
accompanists hmu
Does anyone else get Rachmaninoff's "Isle of the Dead" vibes from this?
Crazy speed in the middle section holy shit i didnt think that was possible
Beside his musical genius, Korngold's gift was conveying feeling with such precision and intensity.
That bit at the end of 17 min is really moving, wow.
Each interpretation highlights something different! I find that even though I am not a big horowitz fan I feel that horowitz's ending captures the kind of rapture effect perfectly.
Using H.Neuhaus is based. He is arguably one of the best scriabin interpreters, with V.Sofronitsky.
Never saw so many accidentals.
4:11 ah yes, p stands for "forte" (not complaining btw)
It's more likely to be ff
nah bro he butchered that part so bad
GRIEG.....alongwith Tschkaikowski, Chopin and Puccini.....the Greatest Melodists of all time......BRAVO from Mexico!
Invierno, Vivaldi.
3:02
The second mvmt might be my favorite work ever written for piano trio