Luboš Fišer - Piano Sonata No.1
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- čas přidán 27. 06. 2024
- Antonín Kubálek
00:00 Allegro Energico
04:20 Andante
08:05 Presto
Luboš Fišer (1935-1999) was a Czech Composer. He studied composition at the conservatory under the direction of composer Emil Hlobil (1952-1956), where he composed his first compositions under the influence of his teacher in the neoclassical spirit of the interwar musical avant-garde (eg 1st piano sonata from 1955 or 1st symphony with which he graduated from the conservatory in in 1956). Under Emil Hlobil, he completed his education at the Faculty of Music at the Academy of Performing Arts (1956-1960), where he graduated with his 2nd Symphony. Zuzana Růžičková, who also taught him, also played an important role in his compositional life.
Already a year after completing his studies, he successfully performed in public with his one-act opera Lancelot.
Luboš Fišer was a perfectly educated composer and felt a huge respect for old music masters. However, he also had a close relationship with newer music and especially with the work of Alexander Scriabin. Within his musical generation, the position of Luboš Fišer is perceived by some musicologists (eg Jaroslav Smolka) as the most centered among innovators, but the closest In the 1990s, together with the spiritually related authors Sylvia Bodorová, Otmar Mácha and Zdeněk Lukáš, with whom he founded the composer group Quattro.
Together with Zdeněk Liška, he was one of the most prolific authors of Czech film music and composed his impressive compositions for more than three hundred titles. - Hudba
Hints of Prokofiev, Shostakovich, Bartók, Kodály, and even Elfman, but overall a very unique composer. Amazing, colorful, and filled with energy; I can't wait to listen to more from him!
It feels so extra to have 4/4 time and then within 4 bars have a 5/4 measure and a 3/4 measure
Amazing 10/10
Luboš Fišer's music has an amazing effect: is so rich in contrasts and images, so fascinating and exciting, so intriguing and dense that it seems to sound much longer than it really is
A very exciting alternative to Prokoffiev, Shostacovitch and Bartok - with his own harmonic style ! Thank you for posting !
It's incredible... eye opening...
Amazing piece! Reminds me a bit of Prokofiev's style. Surprising this composer isn't well known!
I think he's far more known than he should be already.
I agree, hints of Prokofiev, definitely, and a dash of Scriabin I’d say ^_^
@@aaditshrivastavamusic Oh absolutely, I’ve tried to add a hint of Scriabin to my own writing and it never works without directly quoting. I adore scriabin though, there’s such a other-worldliness to it. Fišer’s piece here is very entertaining though!
@@aaditshrivastavamusic yes, his first is amazing, but a corner of my heart will always be reserved forhis Eighth ^_^ I’ve tried to learn toplay it afew times but it evades me😅
@@pjimenez08 no, he isn’t.
Third movement is fantastic.
What an incredible sonata. I am loving this music!
Wow, this is fascinatingly different from everything I knew so far
🥰 fell in love with third movement, definitely one of my favorites
One of the best traditional style sonatas, though still modern!
LOVE IT... !!!!
Hey! This is pretty good! And it looks like fun to play (with some practice).
Very unique
Interesting & very well-played
Wow, hard to remember the last time I enjoyed the second movement of a piano sonata written after 1950
Barber Sonata... BUT gezz... this is amazing...
@@Highinsight7 You’re really going to make me look like a classical musician...Barber Sonata was 1949 but yeah thats basically a masterpiece
@@AinSoph73 Shit... I should have known that... played it on my senior recital... What about the Ginastera... that was the 50's... wasn't it...???
@@Highinsight7 yeah I’ll have to re-listen to those
@@AinSoph73 czcams.com/video/r63ovvrhCCc/video.html
Is this noise better than it sounds or am I deceived?
ill give u a dislike .. yeah..
Truly horrible. Please stop this nonsense !
Baba booey
you can always go listen to your normie stuff feel free to leave
What a weird commentary. Just go and listen to something you like.
@@forlandm Dreadful noise pretending to be music must be addressed .
@@pollywanda
With your well-worded, knowledgeable and thoughtful commentary, you seem just the right person to judge what is good or bad music.. 🙄