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Do you write about classical music? Are you a blogger? Want to team up with Classical Connect? Send us a messagelet's talk! This Week in Classical Music: June 14, Short takes 2. On the 17 ththere are two anniversaries, that of the French composer Charles Gounodwho was born inand that of Igor Stravinskyone of the greatest composers of the 20 th century.
Edvard Grieg was born on June 15 th of We feel bad that practically every year we somehow evade his birthday, having written just two partial entries about him thru all these years, putting him on par with Jacques Offenbachwho was also born this week, on June 20 th of Clearly, Grieg deserves better.
Maybe in two years, when he turns …. We promise a much more interesting entry next week, part of which will be dedicated to a misattributed portrait of a pretty famous Italian composer — misattributed not just by us but by several major musical sources.
The cultural revolution is still marching on, if possibly at a slower pace, so we must keep up with it. Cheers and till next week. Permalink This Week in Classical Music: June 7, Short takes. A set of listen to classical music online free without downloading piano pieces, Novellettenop.
By January Schumann had recovered from the depression and drinking and entered a wildly creative period which lasted for four months, during which, in addition to Novellettenhe composed Kinderscenen op.
He also started working on a string quartet, which he eventually abandoned after studying the quartets by Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven he returned to this genre in and wrote three quartets op. As for the Novellettenyou can listen to them here in the performance by the fine French pianist Jean-Bernard Pommier.
A big anniversary, and also on June 8 th : Tomaso Albinoni was born years ago. A composer of modest gifts but large output, he wrote some pleasant music, now mostly forgotten.
This American modernist composer was born this week, on June 9 th of Last year we dedicated an entry to him, you can read it here. Permalink This Week in Classical Music: May 31, Argerich and Tennstedt. It is hard to imagine, but Martha Argerichthat young girl who famously won the Chopin competition in Warsaw, will turn 80 on June 5 th.
We dedicated an entry to her a year ago, you can read it here. We wish her the very best and good health in particular, and to the millions of her admirers we wish for them to hear her play live. Here are some composers that were born this week: Marin Maraison May 31,in Paris. The French composer and viol player, he studied the viol with the famous Sainte-Colombe and composition with Lully. Marais performed at the court of Louis XIV and was famous in France and beyond.
Tennstedt was born in Merseburg, near Leipzig, listen to classical music online free without downloading, on June 6 th of He studied the violin and piano in Leipzig Hochschule für Musik. He turned to conducting inafter experiencing problems with the fingers on his left hand. Tennstedt held conducting positions in the German Democratic Republic but defected to Sweden in Tennstedt conducted all major American and European orchestras but was most closely associated with the London Philharmonic, where he was first the Principal Guest conductor and later Music Director.
He had two hip replacements and battled throat cancer, cancelled many of his concerts. In he collapsed during a rehearsal with the London Philharmonic and resigned his post immediately thereafter. Tennstedt died on January 11 th of in Kiel, Germany. Empfunden Slowly, tranquil, deeply felt, listen to classical music online free without downloading. It is, all these things, as you can hear; Klaus Tennstedt leads the London Philharmonic Orchestra in the recording.
Permalink This Week in Classical Music: May 24, American composer William Bolcom will turn 83 the day after tomorrow: he was born on May 26 th ofin Seattle.
Bolcom is not just a wonderful composer, he also writes well. Recently he sent a letter to the New York Review of Books commenting on an article by Matthew Aucoin about Pierre Boulez we referred to the article here. We hope that Mr. Bolcom and the NY Review will forgive us for that. In the French musical scene was to a degree terrorized by Boulez, listen to classical music online free without downloading, who said and wrote that any music not twelve-tone was not worth taking seriously.
As a fresh-faced twenty-one-year-old from the West Coast studying composition at the Paris Conservatoire, I was thrown into a cauldron of musical polemic. Nothing like the music of Berio, Boulez, listen to classical music online free without downloading, Stockhausen, or Henri Pousseur had been heard in most of the US then.
It would be decades before new French music began to wrest itself free of his influence; I myself admit to being overcome by it in my work some of that time. Music history abounds in examples of strong disciplines and mathematical systems inventing new sounds for composers to use creatively, but usually only once the original impulses are discarded or forgotten; this is how much musical language has often been generated, not only in our culture but in others.
I was never seduced by the systems everyone seemed to subscribe to, on both sides of the Atlantic. Who would have guessed that then? Permalink This Week in Classical Music: May 17, The music of Erik Satie provides respite from the drudgery of everyday life: just listen to his Gymnopédie no.
Satie was born on this day in Richard Wagner was also born this week, on May 22 nd of are we the only ones who finds it incongruous, both musically and historically, that Wagner was only a year and a half younger than his father-in-law, Franz Liszt? And the wonderful Jean Françaixa composer with a great sense of humor, was also born this week, on May 23 rd of He gave us many examples of how to write accessible but sophisticated music, his Concerto for Piano of Orchestra being one of them.
Here his daughter Claude Françaix performs it with the London Symphony Orchestra under the direction of Antal Dorati. Samson Françoisa French pianist, was born on May 18 th of He was born in Frankfurt, where his father worked at the consulate, and by the age of six he was living in Italy, where Pietro Mascagni gave him several lessons. Eventually François settled in Paris where he studied with Alfred Cortot, Marguerite Long and Yvonne Lefebure. In he won the first Marguerite Long - Jacques Thibaud Competition.
François was famous for his often idiosyncratic performances of the music of Debussy, Fauré and Ravel, and also the 19 th century Romantics. It was made in François died of heart failure on October 22 nd ofat just 46 years old. Another pianist, Alicia de Larrochaprobably the greatest Spanish pianist, was born a year earlier, on May 23 rd of and played till she was 80; she lived till She was incomparable as a performer of the music of her compatriots, Isaac Albéniz and Enrique Granadosand her Mozart was sublime.
The English Chamber Orchestra is conducted by Sir Colin Davis. Birgit Nilssonone of the greatest sopranos of the 20 th century, was born on this day in Permalink This Week in Classical Music: May 10, Robert Ehle on his music. And with this, we turn it over to Robert Ehle:. My Petroglyphic Duo for Violin and CelloOpusis one of a group of compositions that use the word Petroglyphic in their title, listen to classical music online free without downloading. This word is supposed to carry the meaning of ageless or timeless, as opposed to modern, Classical, Neoclassical or contemporary.
The meaning comes from listen to classical music online free without downloading long study of world cultures and anthropology listen to classical music online free without downloading is supposed to mean a kind of music that could have existed in some time or place in the distant past or in another part of the world.
Compositions that utilize this word, in addition to the Duo, include a Petroglyphic Duo for Oboe and Trumpet and twelve single-movement Petroglyphic Piano Sonatas. I have collected folksongs and studied performance practices in a dozen African countries including Lizuli Village, Botswana, a favorite destination of Overseas Adventure Travel OAT with whom I occasionally travel. My wife and I have traveled to more than 60 countries. We have also traveled to famous paleolithic cultural sites including the Cro Magnon sites along the Dordogne River in southwestern France and Olduvai Gorge in Tanzania where Australopithicus lived six million years ago.
When you see the petroglyphic images and the cave paintings you get a pretty clear idea that something cultural was going on in these places and that it would have included music, both vocal and instrumental, employing hand made instruments.
I play the Duduk, purchased in Uzbekistan, and the Zurna, purchased in Istanbul. The Petriglyphic Duo is in three movements. The first movement opens with a section built from portamenti, such as might be found on the stick fiddle or the didgeridoo in Australia. Then the Allegro section that follows has the big theme that is an audience favorite.
The second movement opens with a 4-voice chorale, played by the use of double stops on both instruments. Then follows a folk song, Down by the Susquehannalisten to classical music online free without downloading, from the region of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, where I come from.
The movement ends with a repeat of the chorale. The third movement is a four-quadrant double canon. It is a strict canon throughout and is in four sections. The first section features the original form of the canon, the second section features the retrograde inversion form of the canon, the third section features the inversion form of the canon and the last section features the retrograde form of the canon. Thus, the movement is like the four quadrants of a circle and ends where it began.
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Classical Music on SoundCloud brings you the very best and notable from the worlds greatest Classical and Romantic composers ever!. London. 48 Tracks. Followers. Stream Tracks and Playlists from Classical Music on your desktop or mobile device This Week in Classical Music: June 14, Short takes 2. We’re on a brief hiatus so this is going to be very short. On the 17 th, there are two anniversaries, that of the French composer Charles Gounod, who was born in , and that of Igor Stravinsky, one of the greatest composers of the 20 th century. Edvard Grieg was born on June 15 th of Classical World (blogger.com) is a streaming platform that helps music lovers everywhere find, share and enjoy the best-loved pieces as well as the newest classical talent. We make global classical music accessible, relevant and current
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