Ginastera - Dances from "Estancia" - Complete (Official Score Video)
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- čas přidán 26. 07. 2020
- B&H Study Score Video Series: Listen and follow along with the publisher's score of Alberto Ginastera's Dances from "Estancia."
00:04 Dance I, "Los trabajadores agrícolas"
03:07 Dance II, "Danza del trigo"
07:05 Dance III, "Los peones de hacienda"
08:58 Dance IV, "Danza final (Malambo)"
Click here to watch individual movements of the work: • Dances from "Estancia"
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Recording:
Dances from "Estancia"
Composed by Alberto Ginastera
Performed by Michael Tilson Thomas and the New World Symphony
Courtesy of Decca Classics
Album available here: www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
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una obra inmortal!!!!!!!! saludos desde la Patria del Maestro Alberto Ginastera!!!!!
one of favourite scores and love hearing it live, so exciting!!!
Dance IV: the beginning reminds me of Guardian Theme from Zelda botw
Absolutely wonderful and I think it's a minor tragedy that Ginastera, like many others in the 60s, was seduced by serialism when it really wasn't his thing at all.
Really? I personally love his serial pieces (in reality he was never a strict serialist tho, most of pieces still maintained elements of his older music)
On the contrary, I think GInastera knew how to blend serialism with elements from his earlier music. Just listen to the piano concerto no. 1 or the opera Don Rodrigo.
Why is it so hard for some people to imagine that composers might write a certain kind of music because they *want to*
@@zgart to them serialism = random noise lol
Bravo bravo bravo bravo
8:29 I may just be hearing some weird overtone, but is the pianist playing an E in the right hand? In treble it looks like an Fb but... that'd be a pretty big mistake to make, not noticing that both hands are in bass.
Yea this was something I noticed immediately because it sounds so wrong in the chord. F flat is not anywhere in the harmonic series of any of the notes written (unless something is wrong with low a flat string? If it’s a concert grand piano it would have two strings on A flat)
I think the pianist totally missed the clef change and somehow never noticed how wrong it sounds.
oh yes when I heard it I thought "well weird harmony"
Wonderful music, played excellently, and great to see it with the score here. A little bit of a shame the audio is a little volume-compressed (at least the bass drum in the fourth one really lacks the power lol) but the music is so much fun anyway!
Is this the best minimalistic work in world?. I would say yes.
Minimalistic? I would say it is more rhythmical.
Viola except 9:12
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