Ligeti - Atmospheres (1961)
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- - Qui aimes-tu, homme énigmatique, dis ? ton père, ta mère, ta soeur ou ton frère ?
- Je n'ai ni père, ni mère, ni frère, ni soeur.
- Tes amis ?
- Vous vous servez là d'une parole dont le sens m'est resté jusqu'à ce jour inconnu.
- Ta patrie ?
- J'ignore sous quelle latitue elle est située.
- La beauté ?
- Je l'aimerais volontiers, déesse et immortelle.
- L'or ?
- Je le hais autant vous haïssez Dieu.
- Eh ! qu'aimes-tu donc, extraordinaire étranger ?
- J'aime les nuages... les nuages qui passent... là bas... là bas.... les merveilleux nuages
We are all on this journey to oblivion, how beautiful is Ligeti's view of this paradigm.
"My God, it´s full of stars!!"
Oddly, I remember hearing _Requiem_ in the Stargate scene, not Atmospheres.
Asura, "Requiem" comes first, "Atmospheres" comes afterward with the supernova explosion and red sun.
Universe's birth
"My stars are full of Gods", an ancient Greek.
Asura they both played in the Stargäste sequence
it was a genius move of Kubrick to combine this with stargate sequence in 2001: A Space Odyssey; it really emphasises the notion that what you're seeing is way beyond the comprehension of the human mind, and makes it utterly terrifying
Awe. Fear and beauty.
+Ø [The mind gets split into opposing perceptions, the amygdala starts going into overdrive. "Do I walk into this thing willingly?" or "Is this the end (of me)?"]
"Perhaps I should not hope to convey in mere words the unutterable hideousness that can dwell in absolute silence and barren immensity."
Sensory deprivation, solitary confinement apparently makes for an excellent torture technique on most people, after all...
As an introduction, I would have chosen this text instead for Ligeti :
"Coldness and damp. An ungodly stench. The boy clutched his throat. He could see part of a stone wall. Clay floor. An old matress darkly stained. He crouched and stepped down again and held out the light. Huddled against the back wall were naked people, male and female, all trying to hide, shielding their faces with their hands. "
Cormac McCarthy, "The Road".
Thank you for the Amazing trip!
The sound of the Universe. He heard it.......... Deep respect.
Masterpiece ! drones atmospheric texture composition from 20th century !
A FANTASTIC SENS OF SONIC DRAMA , WITH A PERMANENT TENSION ...
"Atmosphères" est, aux dires du compositeur, une œuvre manifeste qui ne désire se réfugier ni dans la mélodie ni dans l'harmonie. Largement statique, elle cherche un équivalent musical aux leçons de peinture de Paul Cézanne (1839-1906) où la couleur remplace les contours et où les contrastes de poids et de volumes engendrent les formes. Le compositeur recommande de se laisser porter par le courant musical global sans chercher à tenter une lecture analytique locale. Jugez par vous-mêmes si vous voyez le rapport convoité entre la musique et la peinture qui l'a inspirée.
Dans 2001, s'agit-il de la musique que l'on entend lors du Prologue avec les primates qui s'entretuent ? Je ne sais plus de quelle musique de Ligeti il s'agit : Atmospheres, Lux Aeterna, Adventures ou bien le Requiem. Je dois admettre que parfois, aux oreilles d'un profane tel que moi, elles se ressemblent parfois.
dega723 Demandez au champ de recherches de Monsieur google, il sait tout !!!
oui ohh à choisir, je vais toquer chez vivendi universal ou Bolloré...quitte à prendre une représentation d'un capitalisme aux dents longues, autant choisir le mieux cravaté (plus facile à pendre au réverbère !) haha
@@vinzelrato Je crois que c'et le Requiem, mais n'en suis pas totalement sûr.
Taisez vous
Someone should play this on board the ISS..
@@kevinsandoval9567 Brrrr.... Scary Al!
ye lol
Beautiful atonality
astonishing innovative waves of the abyss of sounds...
don't have any friend and i hate myself.So the beyond is to me the only way, till other atmospheres, far far away.Thanks for this music (i know and listen often), which make me closer to this "world" to come.For everyone.
interesting video on veiled women. keep on carry on. BE, the rest is litterature.
L'Archonte "dont have any friends and i hate myself"
And whos fault is this? Get over yourself, get out there and start talking, instead of looking for sympathy from random internet strangers 😒
You can't listen to much of Ligeti's stuff, or Penderecki's, without being transported to some Kubrick film. That's not necessarily a bad thing, just saying..
Not "necessarily" a bad thing; but a reduction though.
I’d say it’s a bad thing it’s añways good to leave those things open In your mind and definitely others’
There was no Penderecki in (any) or "A Kubrick film." Zero / None / Only Ligeti, and several other "conventional" composers. And don't forget, Ligeti was pretty steamed because he was not consulted before hand.
Ligeti shouldn't have been too worked up about it. I don't think I'd even be aware of his or Penderecki's music if it weren't for Kubrick.
I think it´s the other way around
This is the best recording I've found where you can clearly hear the subharmonic difference tones when the piccolos are playing at the top of their register (3:28-3:44).
This sounds like it should play in an opening sequence to a prehistoric landscape where theres thick trees, red vines, and the radiant sun shining across the landscape. I dont know why, but this music has a serious connection to prehistoric time to me.
It's the overture to 2001: A Space Odyssey.
@@davidarmstrong1624 I know but I hope they would have shown landscape with dinosaurs
J'aime les nuages moi aussi, tel que l'étranger du dialogue! Et je pense que cette pièce de Ligeti est superbe. Merci bien pour le video!
Yeah, none of the others have dat funky beat. My favouite part is where is goes ba-dam-cha whoocha-whoocha, then drops the bass.
It's like some kind of alien fear beyond normal human experience. Like death or something, and not death in a mortal way, but an immortal terror. How the hairs on my arms stand straight up! Chills!
Into the void. The sound supersedes the feeble Apollo missions, and all beyond it
yet today.
This is the 1968 version used in "2001." Ligeti sued Kubrick b/c he altered it for the film w/o permission.
The first place I heard this? Well, have you seen the movie yet? Stunning...:)
i like ligeti, i like the video and i adore that baudelaire's poem... thank you.
Beautiful!
Really interesting Ligeti writes "Volumina" for organ, when the compositions like "Atmosphères" (1961) began to become important, in relation to the music for "sound masses".
Brilliant piece!
I'm here back from sound desing and mixing experiments, planning of revising the original soundtrack for Space Odyssey. The density of energy and inner core movements. Timeless vibes.:)
I don't get it. They spend 8 min tuning up, and then there is no music? lol
Oh Pointytail, if I didn't know who you are I'd be slapping the devil out of you, lol
Obviously, you never attended a Grateful Dead concert or heard any of their live recordings. this pre-dates the band and surely must've had some influence on them
Moderately good bait, but not good enough for me
ligeti il compositore della mia vita
Well known as the Overture, Intermission, and part of the Star Gate scenes from Kubrick's ' 2001: A Space Oyssey " ( 1968 )
This is a prime example of "micropolyphony" which is probably Ligeti's main contribution to the development of music. Very cool, except at 3:45 or so it sounds like a very scratchy record. Is that part of the music, or is it a scratchy record? I just bought the complete works of Ligeti on CD and am picking it up at the post office tomorrow, so I guess I'll find out.
you fool its called vinyl cracks its a great effect people still use it
3:21-3:45 Headphone user warning!
Guess they finally made use of the recorder
Hermosa è inquietante incomunicaciòn. JE CROIX.
Una pieza tan horrorosa y terrorífica a la par de hermosa
Bonne ambiance de musique ...
Soothing.
Les nuages sont vivants, partout sauf sur terre
The sound of matter...
It is. And it may still be afterward. How am I to know? I am strictly having the experience.
Jáime ce poème.Comme la musique.
YES!!!!!!!!!
When you realize that the channel is French, but then there are a massive amount of English comments.
Bonjour !
Convierte el sonido en un tejido.
Odd how classical music induces so many people to make such pretentious, hyperbolic and silly comments.
true.
True dat, yo!
this isnt just classical music
conceptual continuity ha
Ah, the hyperbolic pretentious silliness of people who accuse other people of pretentiousness, hyperbole, and silliness.
Musica Avsnzada para un film Avanzado
miao
De qui est ce poème? Merveilleusement approprié à la fois aux images et à la musique...
Now you know where James Horner got his Brainstorm soundtrack from.
inner landscape
7:10-7:30 *green ocean*
sooooo void
Moment of death, life review, music as soundtrack.
esta es el intro de 2001 una odisea en el espacio...
+Albert Estrella , procurarei ouvir. Gracias!
No, el intro es Also Sprach Zarathustra (Así Dijo Zarathustra, a.k.a. Zoroaster), par Richard Strauss.
Dommage que la qualité du son soit si mauvaise !
3:57
When the army of dementors attack Harry and Sirius at the lake shore......
¿De dónde es el texto en francés que está en la descripción?
Charles Baudelaire, "L'étranger" in Le speen de Paris
Es le presagio de esta incomunicaciòn actual(I.Phons/mails/twiter and so on)
Dios habla(que es un decir a travès de este genial hùngaro Jorgito Ligueti)
The orchestra of atmosphere has purposely no oboe because of their too pronounced tone.
Baudelaire, L'Etranger, Spleen de Paris. 1862.
C'est un poème de Baudelaire.
Why in the hell do I need to study this for history
My thoughts man just studying for music 😂
Good lord I feel like i'm falling into hell.
BUAH tu comentario!
Y eso no es todo!!!
I can’t feel good things in this song =(
Think of it as an instrumental. Maybe that'll help.
That's a long tune-up
LOL
atmosphere of war
yo nigga this shit crazy
I love this piece but 'dislike' from me because of 'video'. Annoying one-picture-compilation..
-- On est en pleine Guerre Froide. --
L'or?
Je le hais, autant QUE vous haïssez Dieu
Il y a aussi « latitue »
Thanks ! Another vision :
czcams.com/video/TQoWV7b4fGc/video.html
Non la "atmosphere" étre tree bien.
Ligeti didn't know his music was being used for the film's score until he attended 2001's premiere in Vienna. That's pretty disgusting of Kubrick /MGM to do such a thing, (Kubrick's family and the greedy film studio don't even allow some of his film's free viewings even now in 2020). Ligeti had to sue for any compensation for using his music which they distorted in parts as well....what gall! Still shockingly enough Kubrick went on to use his music in latter films and did compensate him well for it. I can't say would have had any more dealings with Kubrick / MGM after 2001, Ligeti most likely saw the fame and money in turning the other cheek I would assume.
Tim Francis dude Ligeti forgave Kubrick and he asked permission in his later films to use it. Yes it was bad that Kubrick used his music without his permission, but Kubrick is a genius don’t let one thing he did make you have a bad opinion of him! Also after Kubrick died Ligeti accompanied Kubricks wife, to the premiere of Eyes Wide Shut.
Tim Francis ok first of all Don’t be a whiny bitch about it, yes what Kubrick did. was horrible I’m glad Ligeti sued him, but they forgave each other.
@@cooljackster7390 Who are you to send me messages like that? Who the fuck are you calling a bitch!? GO FUCK YOURSELF LOSER, find something else to do with your empty life...don't contact me again.
Tim Francis its impossible to argue with an idiot who is angry! Go fuck yourself. Kubrick was a genius but he was a prick to Ligeti. Conversation done!
Tim Francis by the way you’re being a hypocrite for sending me this same type of messages.
Space horror movie
That looks like pair of women's shoes!