Borodin: String Quartet № 2-III. Notturno.
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- čas přidán 11. 02. 2012
- The famously beautiful nocturne.
Playlist: • Borodin: String Quarte...
The score I used is here: petrucci.mus.auth.gr/imglnks/u...
The CD on which this recording is may be found here: amzn.to/w8fo9N.
Performers: Emerson String Quartet.
Label: Deutsche Grammophon.
Composer: Aleksandr Borodin. - Hudba
My sister is 4 and she heard like the first 20 seconds and started crying. I think this is so pretty and I want to learn the violin part :)
It's wonderful how the cello repeats the first theme a shade softer than the outset, preparing for the utterly etherial high A of the violin. It's interesting that in this movement the beautiful change of color, F major, comes quite early but as the lowered 6th rather than than the 3rd as in the D major movements.
What a skilled composer to unify thus the piece harmonically! Also noteworthy are the uncomplicated, transparent textures supporting the ease of the melodic spinning out.
I like to imagine Borodin working in his laboratory humming to himself, and thinking "Hey, that's pretty good, I should write it down."
I read somewhere that he wrote this while on holiday with his wife in Italy. I also believe that that was the excursion on which he met Liszt, who was mightily impressed with Borodin's second symphony. By the way, give Borodin's first quartet in A-major a listen; a fine work, more complex and symphonic in structure than this one.
Aáaaaaaaaaaáaáaááaáa
Aáaaaaaaaaaáaáaááaáa
Aaaaaáaaa
Thanks Exurbia.
Omg me too :)
Yes.
@@dexterjames1339 how to take care of your introvert
Русские отзовитесь!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The counterpoint in this is absolutely fascinating.
hey y'all this is a good string quartet to cry to, the squeakky high notes of the violin's medlody easily mask your wailing! Love this piece!
😂🤣
This song is just so beautiful and I cry at the ending
Aw man that ending...it's so beautiful it brings me to tears every time!
Playing this quartet for the spring concert. I always felt anxious playing in small groups and worried but this piece makes me feel at ease when I play it, especially towards the end. Resolute? I'm not sure what to call it but it feels really full and warm in the last five bars.
This piece remember me a woman I loved. I could not hear this piece for one year till now. Thank you so much for posting.
Anyway, it's a love memory, then it's nice. Tears can be a blessing sometimes ...
The Little Match Girl :''(
Thank you for commenting this, I've been trying to figure out where I know this music from for the past hour
All the music in the quartet was arranged for the musical Kismet.
oh dear. I've never seen the animation before, knew story only. when I saw your comment, I went and looked for it. watched and cried my eyes out. never will be able to listen to this without pain anymore.
Yeaa...thats some Not sad stuff
😭😭😭😭😭😭
This is one of the most beautiful and enchanting pieces of music ever written. If I could afford a vanity plate on my little vintage Nissan Sentra....BORODIN it would say.
Love that viola line.
"Dawn's promising skies/Petals on a pool, drifting/Imagine this in one pair of eyes/And this is my beloved..."
So grateful to be alive right now
That also appeared in The Little Matchgirl and the Nostalgia Critic episode of The Cat in the Hat 2003 movie review.
I'm not a musician but I love Borodin's music; which takes life to another level Bliss:)
Maravilloso. Gracias por compartir.
En tiempos de pandemia donde transitamos con la esperanza de que saldremos mejores seres humanos , vuelvo a tu cuarteto, querido Borodin...jamás habrías imaginado que con un invento pequeño y extraño, con otro teclado que no es el de un piano, alguien te escucha, te escribe tantos años después ...en medio de un momento de ciencia ficción y vuelve a maravillarse viendo cómo expresaste algo tuyo tan bello, escribiendo cada nota con sensibilidad y maestría en una fascinante partitura. ❤También estás vivo.
Una maravilla, un placer oírla
Maravilloso...no hay palabras.
Gracias Borodin por siempre...por decirlo y escribirlo así.
De acuerdo contigo misma una vez más😄
A recliner, dim lighting, a favorite alcoholic beverage and Borodin.
Free therapy, in deed.
This is so beautiful! I'm so glad I discovered this quartet :D
Give his first string quartet a listen. It's as complex as many symphonies.
Love it also! You took the words right out of my mouth - or, in this case, my keyboard!
love love love love love this Notturno
What can you say. This dude rocks. Borodin is the main man.
Wonderful execution!!! Haven't found anyone like this... Astonishing.
i've been looking for this song for years! Now I've finally found it!
i'm glad i can look for this stuff on CZcams so i can play them for State solo and ensemble. Thanks for posting this!
Quelle musique divine, j'aime tout Borodine, mais ce quatuor, et ce mouvement en particulier....
Uma peça linda, cativante e melancólica.
Thank you.
É de cortar o coração
Hermosamente triste ❤
...realmente estoy escuchando "completo" este Cuarteto para
Cuerdas # 2, por este movimiento, que cuando lo sentí en la
versión del C. Jerusalem, me impactó gratamente. La obra en
general, me parece grandiosa....
many thanks
Borodin was just true, honest and brave, to himself, real.
Beautiful
Русские вы где???
this is so luscious
Ach, the beauty . . .
Finally found this after so long
Beautiful.
English
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Does this remind anyone else of that little match girl short?
A dreadful misappropriation of a fine romantic piece as musical wallpaper for the most depressing animated short ever made.
String quartet No. 2 in D Major, 3rd movement Andante: Nocturno composed by Borodin performed by Emerson String Quartet
Wow! I am at amateur string player and have tried to play this (the 2nd Violin and Viola parts). It is in A major. Love the viola getting the tune. It is very moving - I like heart on sleeve music!
NC: *Stands on hilltop*
*phone rings*
Evilina: Critic?
NC: Yes Evilina?
Evilina: are you coming back
NC: I don't know kid, it's just that last scene, what can anyone say to that?
Evilina: I don't know
NC: I mean, cat gets hit in the balls all of a sudden he's in a dress on a swing.
Evilina: With a unicorn
NC: I have nothing no jokes for it, could it be that the cat has broken me? Could it be that I lost my touch at making jokes of this stuff.
Evilina: I don't know but my dad will kill you if he found out that you left me with instead of babysitting.
NC: yeah, you're probably right I'll be back soon.
*hangs up*
NC: *looks at sunset then walks back to house*
Something strange happens at 3:33. The violin came in a little under the viola in pitch as if the violin started, knew he was flat and pushed it higher to match.
valkhorn it says piano cantabile. Maybe Emerson thought it more musical to do a crescendo
these guys play it the best, I've tried them all. they have to best balance, This was my lunch time nap time song
This is love making music.
Try it. Its a great mood setter when its playing in the background.
Borodin wrote this for his wife after all.
Thank you, butthole the barbarian.
OH YES INDEED!!...THANK YOU...THANK YOU!!!...
This piece should be used to educate every school student or adult philistine who thinks classical violins and cellos are all about squeaking and scraping.
Love making music
The sheet music is wrong at bar 8 for alto...
+Oscar Dici You're right - last 8th note is e+g#
That is not the only error in this score, either. See bars 109 and 179. In 109, the note in the viola should be a dotted half note, with no subdivision slash. In 179, they shifted notes 2-4 down half a step (also in viola part).
I just think of Rue from Princess Tutu.
My favorite music! Thanks!
BTW score for Viola 178bar shows wrong notes from the second eighth note. It should be AHC instead of GAH. Right?
At night, better than Tylenol PM
The Withining Man (2008 Film)
Directed by: Colin Trevorrow
Screenplay by: Rick Jaffa, Amanda Silver
Based on: The Withining Man by Charles Boullés and The Withining Man by Anthony Burgess
Produced by: Stieg Hokrar Kjattård
Cinematography: Benjamin Kasulke
Edited by: John Reeves
Music by: Harry Gregson-Williams
Production Companies: Legendary Pictures, Mina Ord Films
Distributed by: Warner Bros. Pictures
Release Date: September 11, 2008 (TIFF), October 8, 2008 (United States), October 25, 2008 (France)
Running Time: 112 Minutes
Countries: United States, France
Language: English
Budget: $39.13 Million
Box Office: $188.42 Million
The Withining Man (Film)
Directed by: Charles Boullés
Screenplay by: Charles Boullés
Based on: The Withining Man by Anthony Burgess
Produced by: Charles Boullés
Cinematography: Alex Butler
Edited by: Felipé Chéropi
Music by: Alex North
Production Companies: Semetoll-Imkerss Production Studios, Parmanti Films
Distributed by: Semetoll-Imkerss Distributed Pictures
Release Date: September 17, 1972 (Paris), October 13, 1972 (United States)
Running Time: 104 Minutes
Countries: United States, France
Language: English
Budget: $9 Million
Box Office: $58.19 Million
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David Butler andromeda galaxy video brought me here.
2:34 - a tempo più mosso
:'))))))))
doesn't get much better than this! i love this recording and have struggled to buy it.i have heard really inferior versions of this..by the brodsky q4tet..etc..(sorry guys but some one had to say that).
i actually do own this on reel to reel..recorded from my own vinyl but i must admit i ripped this one. TY.
oo i heard a funny thing at 345 345...ooo thought he was sharp...hmmm the viola broke a sting, and someone ate the violins lunch..oo
and then some school kids recorded this, and tried to say it was better....lucky they can only screw puter games up...
the art goes WAY over those pretty little heads..
nothing worse than a little underpitch viola...what will the russians do to us next?
Let’s go nostalgia critic
2:30
3:14
6:06
You know when a piece of music is loved when a musical like Kismet steals it
Ren and Stimpy...
Кто нибудь говорит порусски?!
Only thing I didn't like was the first violin rushing from its duet with the cello into its duet with the second violin. That scale should be appreciated and savored- take some time, dammit! :D Otherwise a great recording, though!
Sonic bootleg 1995
Nostalgia Critic. That's all.
the cat in the hat episode of the show is one of my favorites.
Histerical and aggressive the violins, I honestly don't know what the hell is wrong with the first violin of the Emerson SQ in this. All the scales sound like they are trying to kill someone more than mourning in love. Not a fan of the Emerson in general, but this is honestly terrible, just check the Borodin SQ for this and save your hearth for something of actual love
too much vibrato
+Sandy Grungerson No one is complaining but you.
Only fools apply quantitative analyses to qualitative or stylistic or aesthetic phenomena.
I guess that's you, huh?
+Sandy Grungerson Do you care to elaborate? I find that the vibrato is used appropriately and gives the instruments a sweet sound/tone.
+Sandy Grungerson Don't try to sound smart.
+Noel Medford
Don't try to sound dumb- oh, too late...