Brahms, Symphony 1, 4th mvt.

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The fourth movement of Johannes Brahms' first symphony, performed by the Musopen Symphony, with an animated graphical score.
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Q: What do the colors mean?
A: Colors are assigned according to pitch, in a system I call "harmonic coloring" (since it shows changes in harmonies). You can read more about this here:
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Q: What do the shapes mean?
A: The shapes indicate which instruments are playing:
strings: rhombus
brass: rectangle
oboe/bassoon: inverted ellipse ("star")
clarinet: octagon
flute: ellipse
timpani (and string pizzicato): fuzzy circle
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19 июн 2024

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Комментарии : 16

@paineddata8699 Месяц назад

I've been watching your videos since I was a lad, now I'm a grown man with knee pain Always a delight to see you post

@uumlau Месяц назад

One of my favorite pieces of music EVAH!!!!!

@philschwarz7233 27 дней назад

Wonderful to see your animations of complex orchestral pieces like this, Stephen. Even with the best audio -- or in a live audience, for that matter -- one doesn't hear all the nuances, but with the animation they appear visually in a form more readable in real time than a complete score.

@smalin 27 дней назад

Yes, that's one of my main goals.

@jonnsmusich 22 дня назад

@@smalin Which is why some of us follow you so assiduously.

@mdrdprtcl Месяц назад

SO GOOD

@allantetristesse5165 Месяц назад

Oui, j'aime Brahms.

@areallyboredguy5825 Месяц назад

Beautiful!

@theoryjoe1451 Месяц назад

Coming in hard today.

@accipiterignitus5123 Месяц назад

OMGGGGGGG YESSSSSSSSSSSS

@jonnsmusich Месяц назад

I grew up in an environment that despised Brahms for falling between over baked Beethoven and undercooked Wagner. A prejudice I resisted. But I do see the point of the prejudice in this particular rendition. It takes a master musician to bring out the most worthwhile in Brahms. And avoid the pedestrian.

@samuellafleur6945 23 дня назад

Imagine growing up in an environment that has a particular opinion on Brahms beside "the lullabye guy". No hate, I'm jealous

@jonnsmusich 22 дня назад

@@samuellafleur6945 Yeah. Feels like that now with apple/amazon music assemblages of .... music product....I was lucky. I grew up in the "golden era" of classical music production and performance, in the 60's and 70's. Surrounded by musicians and one famous composer, and attending concerts at least every other day for the duration of my undergraduate days. Just lucky.

@gojusjoe Месяц назад

Very nice Brahms. Sorry for the following reminiscences. The timpani are close to my heart as I played timpani for 4 years in the high school symphony and 2 years in a junior symphony orchestra. I once had to play the Air Force song, known as Off We Go Into the Wild Blue Yonder. The timpani were supposed to sound like jet airplanes. I don't think I pulled it off. We could have used at least 2 timpanists for that sound. That was 58 years ago.

@samuellafleur6945 23 дня назад

This not a knock on your work at all, but I do think "watching the music" pretty much misses the point of what's going on from around 2:21 to the start of the ode to joy ripoff section

@smalin 23 дня назад

Oh, for sure. My animated graphical scores, like a conventional score, only show a fraction of what's happening.