Haydn, String Quartet in C Major, "Emperor", Op. 76, No. 3
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- čas přidán 19. 10. 2014
- The St. Lawrence String Quartet opens Da Camera's 2014-15 Season Inventors and Explorers with The Birth of the String Quartet: Haydn Discovery and Beethoven on Saturday, September 27, 2014 at the Wortham Center in Houston, Texas.
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Music will never sound the same. Amazing.
Love the wonderful connection with Schubert at about 38 mins in and the amazing things I have learned from this post. I came here looking for Haydn Emperor 62 Op76/3 and learned so much more than I thought possible; enjoyed and understood the music better than ever before. You are truly devoted and hugely talented musicians. Thank you so very much for the wonderfully educating and beautiful performance. Just wonderful...saved in my heart.
This video is just amazing. I find myself coming back from time to time to watch it again. In some way it changed the way i used to see classical music and it transformed it into the possibility of appreciating the pieces of art that are these songs within its context.
Thank you so much for feeding my classical music passion.
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How UTTERLY delightful he/that was! Reminds me of the GREAT old daze of Karl Haas. We never missed one of his broadcasts. Saddens me no end they have been pulled from circulation. It was BECAUSE of them I came to embrace classical music. I will have to see if St. Lawrence does more of this. I just emailed this out to friends and family alike as a "NOT TO MISS!"
May you congratulate me? I (hoplessly) have been waiting the current record for 50 yeras!
I suspect its me the prime beneficiary of current perfomace + elucidate, and uploading.
Many thanks to Da Camera of Houston.
Many thanks to the first violinist ,
and all the members of St. Lawrence String Quartet.
Yet not all my plane comments made, and enigmaticl probems are resolved.
So more to come, while continued.
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This is amazing!
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The "Kaiserhymn" melody honestly is still one of my favorites. THere's just something Regal about that movement, like you're the aging Habsburg emperor sitting in Hofburg Vienna, looking at all of his past glory as he lay dying
It’s one of the very greatest of national hymn’s because it it just about the only one composed by a genuine ‘A’ list composer.
It also helped that Haydn had repeatedly heard ‘God Save the King’ on his two long visits to England between 1791 and 1795; he had seen and heard the impact of the British national anthem.
Haydn therefore knew exactly what he had to do to replicate its success - which he did.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 Agreed! Just an amazing embodiment of regality & serenity
@@elaineblackhurst1509 And the way he set up the variations, honestly embodies the ideals of the Classical era in both music and art - the pursuit of absolute beauty & aesthetics - the way he set sup the main theme w/ the accompaniments & the variations to let that tune shine
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Two subsequent thoughtful comments with which I agree.
The only thing that I would add regarding its use as a national anthem, is that it has that rare quality of inspiring both singers and listeners, and the people’s song - as Haydn intended and indeed labelled it - has a tremendous power to move, whether you are German, or not.
Can someone tell me the time stamps of the movements?
44:50 for start of play-through from start.
Why the first violin use the legs and feet to play? It's not an organ pedal!!!
clapping between movements.......come on people.
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Percussion with shoes? Come on, violinist....
I only watched this because of school
Classical music is relaxing because most other music is so harsh and trashy. To fully appreciate a classical piece requires a better ear than most people have.
Agreed! :)
No the commercial and social milieu that produces pop music encourages trash. There is lots of great pop music but also lots of trash and the worst you can say about classical music is that some of it is boring. Trashy, no.
Everyone's ears are the same. It has nothing to do with ears, and everything to do with mentality. Most people don't have enough patience to listen to classical music (and that includes Indian or Chinese classical music as well as Western). Concentration is required, and to fully appreciate classical music, one has to study and learn. The more you know, the more enjoyable the music will become. Needless to say, it is not for most people.
Classical music can only be characterized as "relaxing" by those who have absolutely no appreciation of it! For people able to hear and understand it, classical music evokes a full spectrum of intense, profound emotions. If I want to hear something relaxing, I will listen to a recording of ocean sounds.
Other music is so "harsh and trashy" compared to classical music because music is a product of its composer and the time period composed. Compared to your facsimile 1790 counterpart, YOU are more harsh and trashy - given 225 years of industrial, technological, military and sociological revolution - so the music of your era naturally follows suit. The classical music you describe as "boring" was in fact the "trash" of its day and was often described as such. Its all time-period relative.
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