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Beethoven String Quartet No 14 Op 131 in C♯ minor Alban Berg Quartet 

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@arnabkar3546
@arnabkar3546 2 года назад
Franz Schubert the great genius, who died at the mere age of 31, admired Beethoven and this was the last musical work that he wanted to hear before he died.
@saldana7395
@saldana7395 8 месяцев назад
Yep, Schubert listened to this piece in his deathbed.
@jorgeurzuaurzua4011
@jorgeurzuaurzua4011 Год назад
Beethoven considered his string quartet 14 one of his most perfect works. Having indicated that all movements should be played as a unique movement, quartet 14 possess an extraordinary sense of unity and homogeneity. It is indeed a perfect work of art. The Alban Berg string quartet, certainly one of the world best, gives a solid, delicate, vibrant and profound version. Thanks for posting this excellent video.
@StanObirek
@StanObirek Год назад
Beethoven wasn't just a composer; he was an architect of most refined musical forms. Performers merely reproduce (no pun intended) the greatness of his mind.
@rbriggs41
@rbriggs41 3 года назад
There is no better ensemble anywhere, and this is a perfect example of what can be done with what is already the greatest music. Masters interpreting a master. They left behind a great body of work.
@jorgecruz7662
@jorgecruz7662 4 месяца назад
I suggest you to listen once the Lindsay Quartet.
@richardcarlisi7242
@richardcarlisi7242 3 года назад
Beethoven could take any two notes and turn it into a masterpiece. His music shall live forever thanks to these musicians.
@profViolino
@profViolino 3 года назад
0:06 - 1 Fuga: Adagio ma non troppo e molto espressivo (Dó♯ menor) 6:33 - 2 Allegro molto vivace (Ré maior) 9:38 - 3 Allegro moderato (recitative) (Dó♯ minor) 10:27 - 4 Andante ma non troppo e molto cantabile (Lá maior) 23:10 - 5 Presto (Mi maior) 28:37 - 6 Adagio quasi un poco andante (Sol♯ menor) 30:00 - 7 Allegro (Dó♯ menor) Deu trabalho, mas tá aqui! O artigo que deu origem a esse trabalho: Meditando na vida, senti falta de uma música que acompanhasse: os últimos quartetos de Beethoven são obras monumentais, podem ser consideradas seu testamento musical. Escritas nos últimos meses de vida do compositor, quando já tinha mais de uma década de completa surdez, são três obras incríveis que, confesso, adoro ouvir repetidamente, sobretudo na interpretação do quarteto Alban Berg. A última obra de Beethoven é a op.138, uma ópera (sim, temos raríssimas óperas compostas por Beethoven! Se quiser ver a lista completa das obras dele, veja link no final). Os quartetos são opus 130, 131, 132 e 133. A nona sinfonia é a op.125. Retornando à meditação, vou falar do quarteto nº 14 (op.131): ele é uma “fuga”, o que significa que um tema é apresentado por uma das vozes (violino 1, no caso), e depois esse tema é repetido e perseguido por outras vozes. É em Dó menor (4 sustenidos, igual a Mi maior), num andamento lento, meditativo, compasso 2/2. O tema é apresentado na tônica (tonalidade principal) pelo primeiro violino, 4 compassos depois o segundo violino repete o tema na subdominante. Quatro compassos depois entra a viola repetindo o tema oitava abaixo do 1º violino e, adivinhe quantos compassos depois entra o cello fazendo oitava abaixo do 2º violino? Tá difícil imaginar? Encontrei uma audição guiada dessa fuga: um vídeo com a partitura em que cada “matéria prima” da composição está com um marca-texto numa cor diferente, o link está no final. Ah, _retrógrado_ é o tema de trás pra frente. E a repetição pode ser em altura diferente, apesar de respeitar o desenho. Imaginem a importância dessa obra: Dizem que quando Schubert ouviu o op.131, disse: "Depois disso, o que resta para escrevermos?", é dedicado ao Barão Joseph von Stutterheim como um gesto de gratidão por cuidar de seu sobrinho e tem sete movimentos, algo bem incomum mesmo para o experimentador Beethoven. Outra curiosidade é como os movimentos se conectam: vejam, como Beethoven encerra os movimentos e começa próximo, se ficou difícil encontrar a emenda, não é por acaso... E esse quarto movimento que é quase outro quarteto dentro do quarteto! o cara tinha coisa demais a dizer, não? Não é muito mais interessante ouvir a música vendo o mapa dela? digo, a partitura, e com as indicações do que está acontecendo? Pois é isso que eu descobri vendo esse vídeo da fuga, não perca a oportunidade de dar uma olhada lá. Eu sei que é um assunto que pode ser bem denso, mas não precisa ser complicado e inacessível às pessoas; essa é minha meta com esses textos, além de eu compartilhar a minha paixão pela música com vocês. Vai lá ouvir e volta pra me dizer o que mais percebeu! Rodrigo Marin, 12/07/2021
@antoniogentile250
@antoniogentile250 Год назад
Grazie, io non ho studiato musica, ho capito ora cosa significa FUGA
@박형로-h4e
@박형로-h4e Год назад
😊
@giovannischiavocampo1993
@giovannischiavocampo1993 4 месяца назад
bellissima esecuzione che rende a pieno tutta l'inventiva musicale di Beethoven, straordinario genio della musica capace di rendere ogni nota una sorpresa
@roberkonstig
@roberkonstig Год назад
En agosto de 1980, casi al final de una estancia de varios meses en París, escuchaba con frecuencia un programa que emitía France Musique, y que tenía por título "Un grand soleil chargé d'amour". La sintonía de dicho programa era un pasaje del Allegro molto vivace de este cuarteto. En aquella época de mi juventud, no tenía demasiado interés en la música de cámara. No obstante, la melodía en cuestión se me quedó grabada en la memoria. Muchos años después, la busqué, y me encontré con esta maravillosa composición beethoveniana, tan magistralmente interpretada por el Cuarteto Alban Berg. No sé por qué lo cuento; quizá porque los viejos somos así.
@saldana7395
@saldana7395 8 месяцев назад
Y a qué edad nos referimos a "los viejos"??
@ungelbarttransgrem
@ungelbarttransgrem 9 часов назад
Thank you for sharing that intimate detail of your life
@OttoHunt
@OttoHunt 3 года назад
I get the chills just contemplating posting about this transcendental music. I use that word because these quartets are beyond beauty. When the solo violin sounds in opus 131, "crystalline" comes to mind, as Venus might appear on a clear night.
@nofasternan
@nofasternan 3 года назад
Poetry in music It awes. I breathe with them. Wonder where B will take us next. And there is just more satisfaction,
@darklingeraeld-ridge7946
@darklingeraeld-ridge7946 9 месяцев назад
Superb. But the advertisers and RU-vid should consider: no one listening to this sublime work will do anything but loathe them for the interruptions.
@jorgecruz7662
@jorgecruz7662 4 месяца назад
Just install Opera browser in your system and watch through it everything you want without advertisings.
@jorgecruz7662
@jorgecruz7662 4 месяца назад
Thanks Natalia for this magnificent contribution ❤
@wcjos5516
@wcjos5516 3 месяца назад
Last Sunday I listened to this piece, performed by the Gewandhaus Quartett. It was the backend part of performance and I was regrettable tired. I got part one to four not with full mind and attention. Presto part was like ringing the bell and I enjoyed five to nine very much. Today I listened one to four with full aftention. But I still think it is not peak value. Part seven to nine are marvellous and impressing indeed. Although the ending somehow does not feel like. Applause didn't follow immediately. Same in this recording. Alban Berg Quartet and Gewandhaus Quartett are top of notch. Thank god for such music and artists. And thank you very much for upload.
@orhantorunn
@orhantorunn 10 месяцев назад
I haven't heard something like this before, absolutely the best string quartet I've ever listened to (it used to be Mozart's Prussian ones). The fuga is just amazing, sure it's Alban Berg quartet who also make the work so appealing.
@jarrodanderson2124
@jarrodanderson2124 3 года назад
"The perfect string quartet doesn't exi- "
@jamesbattista1466
@jamesbattista1466 3 года назад
The perfect doesn’t…but you just heard the greatest
@bruced47
@bruced47 3 года назад
In his book "Beethoven - His Spiritual Development" J.W.N. Sullivan says this is the greatest of Beethoven's quartets and also the most mystical.
@davidsoul6823
@davidsoul6823 2 года назад
Have read that Beethoven viewed it as his greatest work.
@ОльгаОльга-ь5ш
@ОльгаОльга-ь5ш 6 месяцев назад
Мистический ,согласна
@Ednaldo5591
@Ednaldo5591 Год назад
This is the work that the genius Franz Peter Schubert wanted to hear on his deathbed at the age of 31...
@kirkfoyle
@kirkfoyle 9 месяцев назад
Who are these guys? It's like they arrived from another level of existence and just dropped this off for us as they were passing through time and space. . If so, "thank you good sirs and safe travels"
@NN-df7hl
@NN-df7hl Год назад
Wow, the way the Adagio (tragic) and Finale (such ferocity and pathos!) shift the course of this work! Feels like we descend with each mvt from Otherworldly (the fugue) to the Earthly (2nd mvt) to Announcing Oneself (3rd mvt) to different shades of existence but without anguish, though you do get that pesky cello! 19:29 & 20:15 (4th mvt) and then childlike glee (5th mvt) and then those last two! And the fugue theme is transformed 30:19 & 35:30 in the last mvt: sounds way less ethereal, more purely earthbound...a lament?
@ivankaramasov
@ivankaramasov 3 года назад
Sublime beyond sublime
@HesterViool
@HesterViool 3 года назад
Such a beautiful work and very well played!
@celmiragarzon-y1m
@celmiragarzon-y1m 7 месяцев назад
la mejor manera de alegrar el alma y sintonsar con la naturaleza universal
@허운-b6x
@허운-b6x Год назад
명곡 + 명연주
@alepiano8685
@alepiano8685 Месяц назад
La fuga è monumentale, richiede un sacco di ascolti, ma quando arriva ti devasta
@LudwolfBeethozart1485
@LudwolfBeethozart1485 Месяц назад
Il primo e il quarto movimento di questo quartetto credo siano le musiche che mi hanno fatto piangere di più in assoluto nella mia vita. Se Beethoven avesse composto solo questo lavoro penso che sarebbe comunque stato tra i 5 più grandi compositori di tutti i tempi, ma con tutto quello che ha creato è indubbiamente il più grande e rivoluzionario musicista della storia, ed è stato molto meno prolifico di altri mostri sacri. Questo è un suono atemporale che riassume l'intera storia della musica in una quarantina di minuti circa. Dalla polifonia più primitiva alle dissonanze più ardite che sarebbero state il tratto principale della dodecafonia circa un secolo dopo, c'è davvero tutto come se fosse la vetta dell'Everest, il punto più alto, di non ritorno.
@danieloreilly881
@danieloreilly881 Год назад
wisps of oxygen in rarified air to a tempo set by a whimsical breeze. The mood is uncertain determinism. The elements at play Tham at once
@marichristian1072
@marichristian1072 10 месяцев назад
Superb performance.
@felixdevilliers1
@felixdevilliers1 3 года назад
How come, no comments for this sublime work and performance. Maybe it is sublime beyond comment.
@davidhennessy4452
@davidhennessy4452 2 года назад
Can't see through the tears, with laughter my heart & hand shakes unable to write. At last what joy we are human hearing this.
@felixdevilliers1
@felixdevilliers1 2 года назад
@@davidhennessy4452 - I feel the same.
@florafurioso9197
@florafurioso9197 2 года назад
Just finishing beginnings of images for this one.
@kesslerwatson4085
@kesslerwatson4085 3 года назад
Wunderbar
@andreayohai
@andreayohai 2 года назад
Einverstanden !
@jodafoca
@jodafoca Год назад
O texto que acabei de ler é, de per si, esclarecedor. Não há comentários a fazer. Está tudo dito.
@ColonelFredPuntridge
@ColonelFredPuntridge Год назад
Trying to listen to this is like trying to eat an entire large cheesecake. My brain is severely overstimulated.
@ODaJOO
@ODaJOO 4 месяца назад
28:36
@Gearing-s8q
@Gearing-s8q 4 месяца назад
band of brothers
@goldenbarnacles4121
@goldenbarnacles4121 3 года назад
Thats not Mozart. Its Beethoven
@Ferretts89
@Ferretts89 2 месяца назад
Best episode of the series
@makhloucheFoued-dp4qq
@makhloucheFoued-dp4qq 10 месяцев назад
Une interpretation de beethoven si raremrent egalee seuls mozart haydn et parfois schubert atteindront la clarte magique du sourd de bonn on ne s en lasse pas
@MrNoahTall
@MrNoahTall 2 года назад
Magisterial. Is this part of a longer film that I could purchase or view elsewhere? Looks like the 1980s.
@sergiomastrosimone1386
@sergiomastrosimone1386 8 месяцев назад
grandi esecutori
@anatheistsopinion9974
@anatheistsopinion9974 3 года назад
The work Schubert requested his friends to play for him while he was lying on his deathbed.
@makhloucheFoued-dp4qq
@makhloucheFoued-dp4qq 10 месяцев назад
La magie du quatuor alban berg s inscrira dans l histoire comme l ont fait le quatuor de budapest le quartetto italiano le quatuor amadeus et quelques autres dont le nom est grave sur le marbre des oeuvres de haydn mozart beethoven schubert mendelsohn brahms schoenberg berg webern elliott carter john cage et caetera
@danielfladmose
@danielfladmose 8 месяцев назад
27:25 amazing sul ponticello
@danielfladmose
@danielfladmose 8 месяцев назад
28:16 sorry
@CobraQuotes1
@CobraQuotes1 3 года назад
Impossible!
@joergmadlener3815
@joergmadlener3815 Год назад
To paint that!
@barney6888
@barney6888 3 месяца назад
L van B. Eliminating amateurs since 1785.
@sirlleb
@sirlleb 3 года назад
Beethoven vermerkte auf der für den Schott-Verlag revidierten Abschrift: „N. b. Zusammengestohlen aus verschiedenem diesem und jenem.“ "stolen and assembled from various this and that" "deconstructed and recontextualized" "mashed up samples" Just enjoy.
@medicopedia9052
@medicopedia9052 3 года назад
I think the beards are impeding performance
@jamesnicol3831
@jamesnicol3831 2 года назад
2nd movement a little bagpipe like
@wolfie71231
@wolfie71231 6 месяцев назад
this music is not from the mortal world
@륜우김-o1z
@륜우김-o1z Год назад
🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷👍🙂😊😇🙏
@alanglick4287
@alanglick4287 3 месяца назад
Great performance but ruined by an overactive camera person trying to show that they are the next Hitchcock . All they do is detract from the performance. Groups need to take control of their videos and have just one stationary camera showing the whole group. Let us listeners decide for ourselves where we want to visually focus on at any given moment..
@gerdprengel7616
@gerdprengel7616 Год назад
I adore this quartet so much that I thought actually it should also be played by a full SYMPHONY orchestra - so I orchestrated my favourite movements - the last Adagio and the finale: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ulIHiEygg5k.html - I think it is breathtaking !
@jamessupplee7289
@jamessupplee7289 13 дней назад
Leonard Bernstein and the Vienna Philharmonic...
@SOBIRANIA
@SOBIRANIA Год назад
Lástima de publicidad. Te fastidia el inicio.
@jorgecruz7662
@jorgecruz7662 4 месяца назад
Simplemente instala el navegador Opera en tu sistema y mira a través de él, con RU-vid, todo lo que desees sin publicidad.
@pl8154
@pl8154 2 года назад
Why in the world does every camera directer/producer think anyone needs all these silly impossible abstract points of observation? Just set the camera in the 5th or 6th row back, turn it on and go get a beer, come back in an hour and turn the camera off. I get sea sickness with all the silly undulating and moving in and out.
@alexludeman7613
@alexludeman7613 2 года назад
It's not about need. You don't actually need to see it. You could just listen. Personally while I'm not a fan of overly slow and constantly moving - like you said "undulating" camera positioning, there are several static shots in here that are really nice. Better view than you could reasonably get in most seats at the venue, and it lets you look closely at details like you could if you were there. Setting and forgetting it five rows back often won't let you do that due to limitations in picture detail. It's nice seeing their faces and the tension in their hands and bodies. Also can help direct the ear to active voices and structurally important moments in a piece. Could use a little more restraint though I guess.
@sirlleb
@sirlleb Год назад
Ingmar Bergman -- Magic Flute Overture...
@pl8154
@pl8154 Год назад
@@sirlleb Brilliant reply. Thank you Sir Lleb.
@charold3
@charold3 Год назад
Close your eyes
@pl8154
@pl8154 Год назад
@@charold3 It's a video. Did you notice??? I didn't buy a new car so I could walk 15 miles to the grocery store, either. Videos are suppose to provide an additional sensation- Vision. With this additional sense now employed we can learn and appreciate more than we could without it. I was looking to actually see the performance rather than only hear it, you know, that's why I watched it. Does any of this make sense, yet? When you produce a distracting video you should expect to be call out for it. I believe with tutoring you'll understand my point.
@manuelfrn
@manuelfrn 2 года назад
These guys can't memorize the music? Geniuses play by heart...
@JeanDeLaCroix_
@JeanDeLaCroix_ Год назад
This comment shows a certain lack of knowledge. In general, only solo scores are played without a score, quartets require an extremely well worked out alchemy, their score must be full of details about the synergy between them. And frankly, knowing a piece by heart is not great, even I can do that. The genius, if there is genius, is in the interpretation
@julieconnard4372
@julieconnard4372 Год назад
Completely untrue, Manuel Fernandez. Professional quartets use scores. As Jean de la Croix said, only soloists play without music. And, by the way, this ensemble is the best of the best.
@manuelfrn
@manuelfrn Год назад
@@julieconnard4372 I just tell this, because the best pianists don't follow scores. But I understand also your point.
@julieconnard4372
@julieconnard4372 Год назад
@@manuelfrn, it's true that solo concert pianists play from memory. But that is only true for soloists, not ensembles.
@PeterLlewellyn-hr2kl
@PeterLlewellyn-hr2kl 10 месяцев назад
Quartetto Italiano, The Smetana quartet and the Kolisch quartet played without scores sometimes. And the great pianist Sviatoslav Richter often played with music in front of him, even with Mozart's Soanata facile. There are no rules.
@montymonto6430
@montymonto6430 11 месяцев назад
That last movement!
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