Arvo Pärt - even if I lose everything (2015)
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- Arvo Pärt - even if I lose everything (2015)
Documentary
“Even if I lose everything…“
That’s what Arvo Pärt wrote in his workbook which is a kind of diary. For decades in the course of writing music he has filled the workbooks with contemplations expressing his moments of grief and joy, his discoveries, worries and experiences, things that bring to light the inner life of the artist.
In our film, Arvo Pärt studies his workbook notes with Immo Mihkelson which is a fascinating and interesting activity. There are incomprehensible notes but also very enlightening ones. The records evoke thoughts, memories, discoveries. We’ll see a person in search of his path and we’ll understand that the path is a narrow one.
The film contains also home videos showing Arvo Pärt as he is: a kind and hard-working, good-humoured and caring person, composer, husband, father, grandfather.
“Even if I lose everything” is one of his notes. What does he mean with that?
Is this “everything” something that has no value for him anymore?
Is he saying that there is something special, a treasure that one could give up “everything” for?
What kind of treasure is it?
That is what our film is telling about.
Dorian Supin, Director
Original title: „Arvo Pärt - isegi kui ma kõik kaotan“
Director and scriptwriter: Dorian Supin
Director of Photography: Dorian Supin
Sound: Mart Kesse-Otsa
Editor: Kadri Kanter
Producer: Reet Sokmann
Produced by (production company): Minor Film
In cooperation with Arvo Pärt Centre and Universal Edition AG, Vienna.
The documentary will be premiered in August 2015 at the Arvo Pärt Centre Film Evenings in Tallinn, Estonia.
Edit: im 15 and my muosc”carreer” is going well.
Im from Estonia, a 15year old singer bass and i have been blessed to have been conducted by him and only me aswell on a solo part, im from Tallinn Boys choir and god bless this man!
Oh yes, In estonia most of the kids are raised with singing and choral music, i will turn 15 next month, i am a Bass solo singer, and recently visited his museum where he gave a speech and i got to sing for the crowd, and got a personal letter tahnking me, i love Arvo, hes all pf estonians musicians grandfather in heart❤️
You must be an absolute beautiful talent. Many blessings to you.
@@terintiaflavius3349well lots of work and my whole life surrounded by music has led up to this, its wonderful
Such a beautiful gift! And you're a gift to! Music is a gift to humanity!
I'm dying to see him. If I could I'd go to Estonia. He's ALIVE and to me, way beyond a regular human. His music, the very way he speaks. No ego at all he's practically not even visible, his eyes are infinity. His music is Divine. To me.
Il est venu à Paris il y a moins d'un mois, je lui ai écrit une lettre. J'ai eu la chance de le rencontrer et de lui parler pendant quelques minutes, j'étais très impressionné. Il est d'une immense humilité et en connexion avec des forces qui nous dépassent. Bonne journée.
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You would have a better chance of meeting him in his new home in Berlin. :)
There is something in the Orthodox Church called the Arvo Part Project; if he hasn't alread been in New York, he'll be back.
I'll go with you, LOVE this man!
We are so blessed to have his music in our lives.
Quite true. Heavenly output.
I could sit and listen to this man all day. He is so profound. He has tapped into the 'mind/body/soul' connection with music. It is inexplicable. There are just no words to describe how Arvo Part's music and philosophy all rolled into one makes me feel. He is a genius.
guibox3 he tapped into our very core
Yes he is
Arvo Part is 85 and he's in such a good shape that he looks like some 55 year old men. He has saved sacred music for our future generations. Thank you Arvo!
I am intrigued simply by the peaceful contemplative nature of the two men in the video. This is the first time I have heard of Arvo Pärt. ❤🙋♀️
His music is some of the most beautiful things I've ever heard. Especially Spiegel im spiegel.
He is my favorite composter of my time. I was born in the 80's. There's something so honest and profound in his music. Every piece he has done, I often wonder if it comes from sadness or the thought of his journey thru life. Even at the end of this video, you can't help but to wonder Awesome music.
One of my favorite composers. He hears what is.
A musical genius of our time. the Palestrina of modern music
I was going to comment "the Bach or Beethoven of our time" but you're probably closer with Palestrina.
WHOA -- slow down there, tiger.
I watched the whole film yesterday at the "Nordic Film Days" in Lübeck, Germany. I'm deeply impressed by this highly gifted composer. This intimate portrait is a gift for all, who loves his music. You will love the man as well.
Oh, I love this. He's just pure essence. Gentle and sensitive- Divine
Just visited Tallinn & was blessed to see both newly released Pärt documentaries at the cinema (Kino Sõprus) in Estonian with English subtitles. Beautiful insights into the life, thoughts & music of the master. Brought me to tears of joy throughout. Pure genius at work, what a magnificent, humble human being manifesting a divine musical channel between earth & the heavens.
Also, Kaotatud Paradiis (Paradise Lost) & Aadama Passioon (Adams Passion) is another documentary & concert which is a look at the making of Adams Passion with Robert Wilson which was performed at the Noblessner Foundry in Tallinn back in May this year. (I also visited Tallinn in May specifically to see this performance performed live - an utterly transcendental experience.)
ur so good,ty
What was the documentary called?
I can't wait to see the whole documentary!! The book "Arvo Pärt: Out of Silence" finally helped me to understand his music much better .
+Cvij n I've read some pages of that book till now and it's seems to be very interesting
+Cvij n he help me to understand life
His music is going to give me a spiritual awakening alight.
Amazing composer. His music puts one into a deep state of mind.
Michael Björk deeper than mind straight to soul!💕
The image of Part descending the stairs into the underground (0:48) is a wonderful metaphor. I won't state the obvious.
At the end he rises into the sky (2:44+)
Gracias por existir Señor Arvo Pärt! 🙏🏼
such an impressive and inspiring guy. hes an real saint
by far my favourite classical composer...
"MUSIC IS MY FRIEND"
The piece he played at the end a little more tractus. It's a beautiful piece. It took me awhile to figure it out
Genuine thanks to you for saving me time and wondering!
God bless him. In the past few years I have gone through more trouble than the whole rest of my life; more trials, more horror, more humiliation. But I must also admit that the good things that have come into my life in the past few years have been better than the bad have been bad, and one of those good things was the discovery of the music of Arvo Part. Between him, and a few other composers, honestly changed my life. I would almost go so far as to say that music has saved my life. Honestly, I thank God for him. Thank you God.
What other composers did you discover, if you don't mind?
@@danielgratz4977 I don't think the other two quite compare to Part, but they would be Joep Franssens and Markus Stockhausen
I love his music... and his heart warming message. A genuinely beautiful soul... may God Bless Him ..
☦️
So far and above all the noise we hear everyday ... Thank you.
Deepest gratitude, Always, Elizabeth Anne Hin and Family
@2:08 -2:48 those few but compelling notes spoke sheer volumes. A prelude to the hauntingly beautiful piece at the end.
I agree. Is it a piece he wrote (if so what is it called?) or is it just the piece that plays later but on piano?
It' the evidence of the composer's presence in our life! So great musician, so rare one!
His music is entrancing .... his soul is in his work, and it is plain to hear.
what a GENIUS! and a beautiful person.
Can't wait for his live performance this evening at St John's Co Cathedral in Valletta!!
Samuel Masini how was it??
Thank you for producing this ! Waiting like a hawk!
A genius of musical composition now, a legend for the future to enjoy also
His is a truly amazing hearing and then retelling in notes sublime and so so real.
he is so humble. I am grateful to hear his compositions
We love Arvo Pärt! 💛✨🌌
i love this man
Талант. Гений нашего времени.
!!!!!Que estupendo, preciosa la música de su final de obra!!!🌿
Belkis Martin 8
These good music from good man.
I understand that is only movie trailer.
Where could I see full version of this film?
still love it!!
So nice...
Amazing
stripping music to it s foundations Tavener. Goreck,i Kancheli Mompou. Machaut Satie. Scelsi are some of the composers in western music history that have taken a quiet and more meditated approach towards creating music
Genius ! Beautiful Man ! Hashem bless you !
A modern genius.
so lucky to be alive in the time of Arvo Part. please do more surround SUHD. there is no reason Germany cant come up with more HD surround than England.
is there any way we can get to watch the full documentary? was searching for it but cant find. it is absolutely stunning
44yyBBaakk stunning yes. Perfect word
Liberation and flight. Well said.
Good!!!!!
What is the name of the last piece, it sounds beautiful
+NeonCinema Littlemore Tractus
+Robert Cummins Apologies for the lateness
Thank You
@Robert Cummins Thank you so much.
Thank you!!!!!!
Whats the mame of the first piece. Please
grazie
soul music
Amen
genius
Is this documentary going to be released as dvds this year?
I wish i could meet him
Does anyone know where can I find the whole documentary?
2.32 does someone know what he was playing there?
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@0:54 do you know which music piece is this?
Blessed Men
anybody know the piece that comes in at 34 seconds?
+Worthwhile Animal This is from the piece Fratres. Cheers!
2:40 name of this piece please?
alterdings Arvo Pärt - Littlemore Tractus
Pls tell what is the piece in the very end, where the aircraft takes off?
its called “littlemore tractus” (the end of the song, about 4:30). I cant find the exact version that this video has, they all seem to be a bit different but the song is the same.
My favourite version is this (its also the same choir that sang in the actual arvo pärt’s album) czcams.com/video/1XhTebmJ0yk/video.html
Anyone knows where can I buy it on digital format? I live in south america and I can´t find the DVD anywhere..
You can buy it at our online store: shop.arvopart.ee/en/categories/dvd
Is it possible to watch or pay/download this film online somewhere?
bruno nua didn’t find it so bought the dvd from estonia online
Anyone know what piece he plays in the beginning of the video? Sounds like Händel or Mozart or something like that.
To those looking for the piece in the very beginning, this is from Mozart's famous piano sonata no.11 in A major, K.331.
0:34 Is that Max Richter playing violin?
Where can we get/buy it?
What is the name of the piece in the beginning?
Piano Sonata No.11 In A, K331: I. Andante grazioso
Piece at the end?
Finklefaust littlemore tractus
Someone who knows the name of the piece playing from 0:49 to 1:37? ❤️
Thanks!
+Virginia Murcia Garcia fratres
Is it possible to watch all the film?
Виктор Магомет sadly not. It was in Estonian television
What's the name of the piece that is played at the end of the video?
+Felipe Pagliato Littlemore Tractus
can someone tell me the name of the songs played in the video?
2:40 when he breathed out 🥺
what is the music playing right at the end of the film..?
i found it, thanks.
A question (for anyone who knows), please... would you happen to know what is the song that starts at about 2:30 and continues to the end? Thanks!
its called “littlemore tractus” (the end of the song, about 4:30). I cant find the exact version that this video has, they all seem to be a bit different but the song is the same.
My favourite version is this (its also the same choir that sang in the actual arvo pärt’s album) czcams.com/video/1XhTebmJ0yk/video.html
2.13 что за soundtrack?
Can anyone tell me, what was the song played in the piano very first moment of this clip?
Yes please, I am also searching for it
I thought it s sth of Schubert but i am not sure
Mozart, sonata 11 in A major K.331
what is the piece at the intro?
Mozart piano sonata 11 1st mvt
invisible saint
Someone knows how is called the image of the saint that is hanging in the wall? I think is a painting but i dont find it (2:39)
I think it probably depicts Saint Maximus the Confessor
@@serafeimathanasiadis5291 Thanks for answering me,i was searching some images of this kind ...but really they are all similar. Your answer helped me. ☺
@@oscuridadmistica If you google the name I told you, you will find the same image with Part's wall!
Arvo pärt he häs a full dokumentary i now him in his country there is only one million peaple i am one of them how to you now arvo pärt
Einfach... Wortlos
I think i'm the only whas d'ont speak english you can d'ont unterstand my worts i'm feeling very bad💞😂😂
what language is he speaking? it's sounds slavic to me
Im a year late, but he’s speaking Estonian!
Harrumph.
I cannot find the virtue in man's emaciation of themselves for the purpose of production, whatever it may be, for some it may be scholars trying to write THEE thesis paper for others its THEE ballet. It's man's attempt at expressing or searching for God or representing the divine, which we can never. We will just emaciate ourselves and never enjoy or appreciate life, look at most of the artists and painters today we celebrate, who lived horrible lives. life will always go on because there will be others who will create better symphonies or come up with groundbreaking calculations, until the ground hardens again, and the cycle continues.
I love Arvo Pärt 's music very much. But this is far too melodramatic for me.
Мир.Человек.Мысли.Чувства.Музыка.Любовь.
what is the last song, please ?
Littlemore Tractus. :)
@@KimBranzell thank you