Charles Koechlin - La course de printemps (1927)

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Composer: Charles-Louis-Eugène Koechlin (November 27, 1867 - December 31, 1950)
Orchestra: Radio-Sinfonieorchester Stuttgart des SWR conducted by Heinz Holliger
00:00 Lent - La Nuit, le Printemps
05:10 Allegro subito - « Mowgli »
07:51 « La course »
11:01 Silence de la nuit
12:29 Allegro, rapide - Brusque sursaut de Mowgli
15:08 Dernière partie de la course
17:32 « flûte de Krishna »
21:14 Adagio
26:20 Très tranquille
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@franckcoinchelin9862 2 месяца назад

La musique de Charles Koechlin est puissamment addictive ..

@valerieheinderyckx4506 2 года назад

Quel chef d'oeuvre de notre temps,à redécouvrir...

@lbird2 Год назад

This is a marvel of human achievement; both in composition and performance.

@Scriabinfan593 2 года назад

I love his harmonic language and orchestration. Him and Ravel are my favorite orchestrators. 32:18 to the end is a wonderful example of his orchestral and harmonic skill. It's sad to me that Koechlin is such an obscure composer, his music needs to be performed more.

@tomdis8637 Год назад

Elijah, you may not know that Koechlin published a massive, four-volume set encompassing every aspect of orchestration. It's the largest work on the topic, easily eclipsing those of Berlioz and Rimsky-Korsakov. Some larger university libraries have it.

@Scriabinfan593 9 месяцев назад

@@tomdis8637 I did not know. I'd like to read them at some point.

@MegaCirse Год назад

Koechlin était beauté, message, violence et rêve, mais surtout l'instrument puissant d'une volonté formidable. il disait "Je veux" quand beaucoup d’autres marmonnaient "je voudrais" Il a atteint son but sans se plier à la plus infime compromission, comme une charrue accrochée à une étoile 💬

@tomdis8637 Год назад

D'accord!

@MegaCirse Год назад

@@tomdis8637 🤠

@rossanopinelli5150 2 года назад

What a wonderful piece. Great composer, great orchestrator, the interaction between texture, harmony and timbre is amazing. Koechlin is very underrated, or at least too poorly executed. Thank you very much for this pearl.

@ttwiligh7 2 года назад

I see all sort of colors and shapes spinning and interacting each other. This is much more appealing than any of Beethoven's symphonies to me. The declining feel of the last section is simply beautiful, as if you continue to slip down on a slightly tilted plane to land the destination quietly. A beautiful piece. Thanks for sharing... I didn't know this composer.

@9827george 2 года назад

He is worth to be discovered! And he wrote alot in various styles.

@hoist8111 Год назад

Beethoven is great no doubt but I really don't think I "get it" as much as classical music fans seem to.

@9827george 2 года назад

j'aime Koechlin comme mon double-âme!

@NanaKwame96 2 года назад

Welp, looks like I found a new composer to binge on. Can't believe something this beautiful exist and yet, only now I am just hearing about it. Really loving the way he orchestrates also.

@OMurchadha Год назад

I am having this exact same feeling right now, seven months after you. Where the hell has this guy been my whole life?

@casparwintermans9492 Год назад

@@OMurchadha Spreading of joys! :)

@stephenjablonsky1941 2 года назад

This is Koechlin on the edge overlooking the abyss. Wonderful trip Neverland.

@svartmetall 11 месяцев назад

I've never heard this piece before...this is fantastic

@stacey_1111rh Год назад

This is brilliant. Hate to sound cliche but this truly is an under rated composer and piece. Thank you for sharing it, as well I am very grateful for your channel your great taste and you have no idea how amazing this is to provide all this music. Most if it I’ve never heard and most of these composers I’ve never heard of and I like almost all of them now I am binging your channel. Please continue your amazing work.

@loge10 4 месяца назад

I appreciate you prefacing your comment with "hate to sound cliche", because I find the word "underrated" the most overused word on RU-vid. In this case though it maybe more applicable - yet I think the word "underappreciated" is better. And, yes, Koechlin is both.

@JR_Productions816 Месяц назад

5:18 I like this part

@filmscorefreak 2 года назад

17:33 is trippy and amazing. tremendous piece. excellent video too.

@LouisdeMieulle 7 месяцев назад

We love that otherworldy polytonal moment too!

@reddapple8334 Год назад

i deadass hada conversation with the music when listening very good!

@Mezzotenor 2 года назад

Oh, bless your heart for uploading this fascinating score! I've always had an enduring curiosity about it, but its complexity intimidated me. This is an indispensable step towards getting a better understanding.😇

@ContemporaryClassical 2 года назад

What an amazing piece! Going to hunt down some Koechlin...

@mcmike100 2 года назад

This composer is new to me. I really love this piece. A big Thank You to the Mewe 20th Century music group for posting this.

@gljm 2 года назад

Koechlin was a brilliant orchestrator, I wish someone would publish his 4 Vol. "Traite de l' orchestration" in English.

@AlecSievern 2 года назад

We should fund to hire a translator. Not kidding

@gljm 2 года назад

@classical chameleon It's only available in French.

@gljm 2 года назад

@@AlecSievern I'd gladly chip in. It is or was published by Max Eschig. I have a PDF of the first volume in French, but I remember very little of my High School French😢

@adriangucze9207 2 года назад

If anyone would start a kickstarter/Gofundme campaign I'd contribute and I'm sure a couple other people as well!

@NeilABliss 2 года назад

@@gljm get it to me and I will see what I can do with it!

@GNGianopoulos 2 года назад

Stunning!

@tomdis8637 Год назад

A comment from "The Schmitt Man"! Thank you for your advocacy of these neglected geniuses.

@Casio61 Год назад

I only find music interesting if it has some harmonic muscle, and it's in abundance here. Amazing music.

@catface 2 года назад

This sounds amazing! Thanks

@eottoe2001 Год назад

1927. TY for the post.

@yuehchopin 2 года назад

Großes Werk

@themoonfleesthroughclouds 2 года назад

EXTREMELY BASEDDDDDD

@qalaphyll 2 года назад

he's your salamander

@themoonfleesthroughclouds 2 года назад

@@qalaphyll indeed

@epicbottleflips5032 2 года назад

What does that mean

@themoonfleesthroughclouds 2 года назад

@@epicbottleflips5032 æ

@qalaphyll 2 года назад

@@epicbottleflips5032 he's her salamander

@Mackeson3 Год назад

I have this AND the recording by Segerstam with The Rheinland Pfalz orchestra . Honestly the Segerstam is much better, much more atmospheric, this sounds so 'scrappy' in comparison. As for The Meditation of Purun Bhagat, (Another work in the Jungle Book series) Well Segerstam's recording is just mind blowing but you won't find it (Or La Course) on RU-vid sadly.😞