R.T.F. National Orchestra conducted by Lorin Maazel You can use these time marks to skip to each part: 0:00 1:19 3:18 4:27 6:12 7:32 10:37 13:00 16:10 21:07 22:51
0:00 J'ai pas envie de faire ma page ! 2:05 Bébé a été sage 3:18 Ça m'est égal ! 4:09 Votre serviteur, humble Bergère 6:12 Ding, ding, ding, ding 7:32 How's your mug 10:37 Arrière ! Je réchauffe les bons 13:00 Adieu, Pastourelles ! 16:10 Ah ! C'est elle ! C'est elle ! 21:07 Toi, le cœur de la rose 22:51 Deux robinets coulent dans un réservoir !
I’ve been going through and listening to EVERY SINGLE piece that we have of Ravel’s published oeuvre. If you want some of his more obscure repertoire, might I suggest these: “Frontispiece” for Piano 5 Hands. It’s as close to Atonality as Ravel ever gets. Very Messiaen / Ligeti-sounding! It definitely showcases Ravel’s love for Schoenberg’s music. “Histoires Naturelles" - A beautiful song Cycle Piano Trio in A Minor “Scheherazade” - inspired by Rimsky-Korsakov!
Toi, le cœur de la rose was always one of my favourite parts but "Tes yeux bleus..." always gets me the hardest... This gorgeous descent after singing high notes is impeccable!
Thanks a million for your hard work!!! This opera by Ravel is the best piece of art after civilization. An incredible encyclopedia from all epochs of music by the magical mind and interpretation of Ravel. The reason for the five dislikes only God may know...
I think the oboists were using circular breathing. Basically they suck in some air, play as usual, but when the air begins to run out, they store the air by the sides of the mouth, contract the cheeks to push the air into the instrument while at the same time breathing in a fresh batch of air. Hopefully this explains it 😅
The way she songs she sounds like a kid. The technique in the fire is nice, but it is way too squeaky for the princess. This is probably an old recording. In today's opera this would probably not be considered good singing.
@@akherousia I absolutely love it. As the fire, she shines especially in those really high notes with the flutes. But as the princess, Sylvaine Gilma sounds so pure and innocent because of how light her vibrato is-personally, i think it enables listeners like me to more clearly discern what notes are being sung.
@@andrewfortmusic I so agree with you! I find Sylvaine Gilma's voice perfect in the fire! I have never heard one so beautiful. For me, this recording of 1961 is absolutely fantastic. All the voices are wonderful. I've had the CD for a long time and I still listen to it with great pleasure! An anthology version...
Notes for myself: 0:04 oboi 4e effetto molto bene per pkmn story! (tutti i temi pentatonici) 4:12 fagotti comici 7:48 tuba mute ! 10:00 celesta 13:02 legni
One of my favorite build-ups and climax's in classical music... the clarinet arpeggios at 18:25 and the piccolo/flutes at 18:52 is breathtaking, as with all of Ravel!
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0:00 J'ai pas envie de faire ma page !
2:05 Bébé a été sage
3:18 Ça m'est égal !
4:09 Votre serviteur, humble Bergère
6:12 Ding, ding, ding, ding
7:32 How's your mug
10:37 Arrière ! Je réchauffe les bons
13:00 Adieu, Pastourelles !
16:10 Ah ! C'est elle ! C'est elle !
21:07 Toi, le cœur de la rose
22:51 Deux robinets coulent dans un réservoir !
Why have I been listening to Ravel for the last 30 years of my life, and only just today discovered this absolute gem?
It's never too late my friend!!
I’ve been going through and listening to EVERY SINGLE piece that we have of Ravel’s published oeuvre. If you want some of his more obscure repertoire, might I suggest these:
“Frontispiece” for Piano 5 Hands. It’s as close to Atonality as Ravel ever gets. Very Messiaen / Ligeti-sounding! It definitely showcases Ravel’s love for Schoenberg’s music.
“Histoires Naturelles" - A beautiful song Cycle
Piano Trio in A Minor
“Scheherazade” - inspired by Rimsky-Korsakov!
Toi, le cœur de la rose was always one of my favourite parts but "Tes yeux bleus..." always gets me the hardest... This gorgeous descent after singing high notes is impeccable!
This is the greatest composition of all time. No music can ever touch this
No words for the genius of Ravel.
What a glorious work by Ravel; he has proven once again to be a master or harmony.
Not only harmony my friend.
7:56 I really love the duet of Theiere and Tasse Chinoise
Thank you for posting this video ❤
You're welcome!! One of Ravel's masterpieces, and this duo certainly one of my favorite parts!!
@@jalesait7836 love that english tho 😂😂😂😂
Thanks a million for your hard work!!! This opera by Ravel is the best piece of art after civilization. An incredible encyclopedia from all epochs of music by the magical mind and interpretation of Ravel. The reason for the five dislikes only God may know...
Outrageous writing for 2 oboes at the opening - 2 minutes without a single break! Maybe they used 3 oboes in a relay... ;-)
I think the oboists were using circular breathing. Basically they suck in some air, play as usual, but when the air begins to run out, they store the air by the sides of the mouth, contract the cheeks to push the air into the instrument while at the same time breathing in a fresh batch of air. Hopefully this explains it 😅
For sixty years I 've got to know this LORIN MAAZEL-Performance (1961). I was surprised to hear it again now. For me a real CLASSIC!!
Those time signatures, holy!
Ravel był mistrzem i geniuszem muzyki
I really dont understand why Ravel chose to insert the 5 sharp key signature at the bedinning of a chromatic scream at 24:23 .....
9:00 trombone solo
The music for the introduction also gives me Mulan vibes, with how the oboe sounds
Thank you so much. Do you happen to have times each song begins? It would be so helpful!
Thank you! I've included time marks on the description, so you can go to each part by clicking at them.
The voice of the fire is very accurate! Sounds like a young woman.
The way she songs she sounds like a kid. The technique in the fire is nice, but it is way too squeaky for the princess. This is probably an old recording. In today's opera this would probably not be considered good singing.
@@akherousia I absolutely love it. As the fire, she shines especially in those really high notes with the flutes. But as the princess, Sylvaine Gilma sounds so pure and innocent because of how light her vibrato is-personally, i think it enables listeners like me to more clearly discern what notes are being sung.
@@andrewfortmusic
I so agree with you! I find Sylvaine Gilma's voice perfect in the fire! I have never heard one so beautiful. For me, this recording of 1961 is absolutely fantastic. All the voices are wonderful. I've had the CD for a long time and I still listen to it with great pleasure! An anthology version...
The fire music gives me vibes to Mozart’s The Magic Flute
Coloratura. Sopranos who sing Ravel's Le feu, sing The Queen of the Night, too.
The "Enfant" music is pure Tom & Jerry :-DD
The opening is very reminiscent of Stravinsky's opening to The Nightingale.
4:30 how on earth does he get the piano to sound like that
It has an inner 'attachment' or mechanism called a Luthéal.
paper in the strings can also be used I believe
THE CLARINETS MADE ME CRY 😭 THE KEY SIGNATURE IS HARD TO READ AND ORCHESTRATE
anyways good performance ❤
greetings from Philippines :)
The princess music gives off a very Disney-esque vibe
Such a genius😍😍😍 at 8:01 it seems One hundred and one Dalmatians😅
Notes for myself:
0:04 oboi 4e effetto molto bene per pkmn story! (tutti i temi pentatonici)
4:12 fagotti comici
7:48 tuba mute !
10:00 celesta
13:02 legni
which recording is this one?
Hi, it's the R.T.F. National Orchestra conducted by Lorin Maazel.
The background music for the first 2 parts in the beginning sounds like Winnie the Pooh or Homeward Bound as well
polecam również nagranie DECCA Ansermet i Suzanne Danco, Marie Lise de Mountmoullin, Flora Wend dwa naljlepsze w XXw. zrealizowane nagrania idealne
12:28 best part
8:27 celesta concerto in g presto ?
Flute excerpt 16:32
27:07 rose
21:07
The background music for the shepherds’ music sounds like Winnie the Pooh or Homeward Bound music
Jane Berbie, Senechal, Gilma, Maazel najlepsze nagranie w historii DG
Merci !
8:25
Doesn’t it sound kind of like Snow White or Sleeping Beauty?
18:12
One of my favorite build-ups and climax's in classical music... the clarinet arpeggios at 18:25 and the piccolo/flutes at 18:52 is breathtaking, as with all of Ravel!
@@lukez6203 Yeah man. This is totally fascinating
Magnificant
Where's the credits?
It's the R.T.F. National Orchestra conducted by Lorin Maazel.
Is it just me, or does some of the background score in a few parts kinda give off a Winnie the Pooh vibe?
12:07
7:32
What are the names of singers?
www.amazon.com/Ravel-Lenfant-Sortileges-Maurice/dp/B000001G9U
C'est dingue parfois on dirait du Sondheim.
Bizarre
É TÃO RUIM QUE É BOM !!!!
@Enrico tô falando de brincadeira
Oh My gosh sa fait tellement mal au oreille 👂
T'en as qu'une seule ?
La pire music du monde c René je préfère écouter la music de Peppa pig
@A W Il fait toujours ses devoirs alors il n'aime pas l'enfant
8:26