quelques réserves polies sur le texte gloubi boulga mumbo jumbo qui pourrait avoir été écrit par Sun Ra .... mais quelle musique absolument géniale ! qui ne ressemble à aucune autre. et c'est si inhabituel de voir les musiciens évoluer au milieu des chanteurs. Claude Vivier était vraiment un compositeur miraculeux. Quelle perte prématurée irremplaçable !
@jochanaan585 ай бұрын
Speaking as an instrumentalist (oboe, flute and clarinet), there's no reason we can't memorize and take part in theatrical elements like dancing and blocking. I've done so sometimes. A challenge but rewarding!
@lonchaneyfanch9568 Жыл бұрын
Un des plus beaux ouvrages lyriques contemporains, qui annonce les autres chefs-d'œuvre de la fin: Prologue pour un Marco Polo, Lonely Child, Bouchara...
@emeryroe24872 жыл бұрын
Brilliant!
@BNRmatt3 жыл бұрын
So, why are they topless? I'm very confused.
@marcelsijm6273 жыл бұрын
Snow White is in a crises of confidence, Matt. She admires her breasts in the mirror to regain some anew. Being in a stereotypical role, this could do the trick. But her recent boost of awareness is still fragile.
@georgeholloway39814 жыл бұрын
So happy to see this!!!
@ashgachas135 жыл бұрын
Those are fake
@Werenfried11315 жыл бұрын
Very much so!! :)
@chrissahar20145 жыл бұрын
Quite Stravinskian some of the music - for example 4:03, this neo Renaissance style with freer dissonance that you hear in Stravinsky's late works (although achieved with completely different methods than the renaissance composers).
@TheDMUSE5 жыл бұрын
A powerful performance, and very moving!
@davidhughes32606 жыл бұрын
Besides the complete genius of this music, my first reaction as an American is that there'd never be funding to get the instrumentalists to memorize and stage something like this over here.
@Werenfried11316 жыл бұрын
This was a production of an established opera house, David. The opera houses (in the United States, I presume) should be able to produce this kind of productions too.
@davidhughes32606 жыл бұрын
The Met could do anything, sure, (though they would never produce this opera because it's too modern) but I would just not see a situation where anyone would be willing to pay instrumentalists enough money to go so far beyond their normal role.
@BrennaHardyKavanagh5 жыл бұрын
Against the Grain Theatre is staging a production of Kopernikus in Toronto in April 2019, with the instrumentalists memorized, costumed, staged and choreographed (and paid!). Seeing it would entail a trip to Canada, but hey, it's closer than Europe!
@francoisdesnoyers30423 жыл бұрын
@@BrennaHardyKavanagh So did you go and did you like it?
@BrennaHardyKavanagh3 жыл бұрын
@@francoisdesnoyers3042 I was the violinist in the Against the Grain Theatre production ;) so yes and yes!
@TheDMUSE7 жыл бұрын
Wauw!
@TheDMUSE7 жыл бұрын
Wauw! Ik was bij het concert, en het was fantastisch!
@gloriacoates95018 жыл бұрын
A very moving work! Sound technique in the voice is typical of the 1970s new music,,,but with his sensitive use of the instruments and open chords he has a unique sound world which is beautiful and emotional. How sad that Vivier died so young.
@Werenfried11318 жыл бұрын
I see if I can find the rights, Christian and TheDMUSE. If the composer and company agree I will look for the opportunity to post the whole 'tragic opera'. Quit a special work indeed.
@marcelsijm6273 жыл бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/oneak7GKe83Qpag.html Here you will find the entire opera, Christian and ddmuse! Enjoy it.
@TheDMUSE8 жыл бұрын
I agree with Christian Olsson, this is a very intense performance..... I have watched all the you tube cuts from this production and think it is really interesting. Would like to see the whole show!
@Werenfried11314 жыл бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/oneak7GKe83Qpag.html here you can find the first act Dale, also the second act is put online. Wonderful to see it back!
@christianolsson28989 жыл бұрын
This performance was intense. Are there any upload displaying this event in full? Kind regards, Christian
@Werenfried11314 жыл бұрын
the whole opera is to find in full now, Christian
@TheDMUSE9 жыл бұрын
Went to this performance, not knowing what to expect. Puppets, actors, musicians? But I was overwhelmed and moved by this wonderful production. Wish I could see it again.
@TheDMUSE9 жыл бұрын
The opera and production is full of wit, and fantasy. I really loved seeing and hearing it!
@TheDMUSE9 жыл бұрын
Delightful!
@TheDMUSE9 жыл бұрын
I saw the opera and loved it! This scene is hilarious!
@mrsisabelschroeder9 жыл бұрын
This is fantastic! A revelation!
@andycordy51909 жыл бұрын
I think this is really compelling. I heard Music Matters today on BBC Radio 3. Decided to find some of Vivier's music. A strange life Claude Vivier. There are superficial similarities to Stockhausen but having seen 'Mittwoch aux Licht' in Birmingham I'd say it is out on it's own musically. I particularly liked the use of influences from Japanese theatre and Greek drama. What came to mind through the visual aspects was 'LUCI MIE TRADITRICI' by Salvatore Sciarrino in it's realisation in English by Music Theatre Wales. To me, the sound is closer to Gesualdo's world than to what most people would expect from Opera.
@eddphi9 жыл бұрын
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@TheDMUSE10 жыл бұрын
This is amazing!
@AnneErmens11 жыл бұрын
Zou je misschien contact met me op willen nemen via mijn website (even zoeken via mijn gebruikersnaam, kan geen webadres invoeren) ? Ik heb hierin gespeeld, en ben al heel lang op zoek naar de videobeelden!
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quelques réserves polies sur le texte gloubi boulga mumbo jumbo qui pourrait avoir été écrit par Sun Ra .... mais quelle musique absolument géniale ! qui ne ressemble à aucune autre. et c'est si inhabituel de voir les musiciens évoluer au milieu des chanteurs. Claude Vivier était vraiment un compositeur miraculeux. Quelle perte prématurée irremplaçable !
Speaking as an instrumentalist (oboe, flute and clarinet), there's no reason we can't memorize and take part in theatrical elements like dancing and blocking. I've done so sometimes. A challenge but rewarding!
Un des plus beaux ouvrages lyriques contemporains, qui annonce les autres chefs-d'œuvre de la fin: Prologue pour un Marco Polo, Lonely Child, Bouchara...
Brilliant!
So, why are they topless? I'm very confused.
Snow White is in a crises of confidence, Matt. She admires her breasts in the mirror to regain some anew. Being in a stereotypical role, this could do the trick. But her recent boost of awareness is still fragile.
So happy to see this!!!
Those are fake
Very much so!! :)
Quite Stravinskian some of the music - for example 4:03, this neo Renaissance style with freer dissonance that you hear in Stravinsky's late works (although achieved with completely different methods than the renaissance composers).
A powerful performance, and very moving!
Besides the complete genius of this music, my first reaction as an American is that there'd never be funding to get the instrumentalists to memorize and stage something like this over here.
This was a production of an established opera house, David. The opera houses (in the United States, I presume) should be able to produce this kind of productions too.
The Met could do anything, sure, (though they would never produce this opera because it's too modern) but I would just not see a situation where anyone would be willing to pay instrumentalists enough money to go so far beyond their normal role.
Against the Grain Theatre is staging a production of Kopernikus in Toronto in April 2019, with the instrumentalists memorized, costumed, staged and choreographed (and paid!). Seeing it would entail a trip to Canada, but hey, it's closer than Europe!
@@BrennaHardyKavanagh So did you go and did you like it?
@@francoisdesnoyers3042 I was the violinist in the Against the Grain Theatre production ;) so yes and yes!
Wauw!
Wauw! Ik was bij het concert, en het was fantastisch!
A very moving work! Sound technique in the voice is typical of the 1970s new music,,,but with his sensitive use of the instruments and open chords he has a unique sound world which is beautiful and emotional. How sad that Vivier died so young.
I see if I can find the rights, Christian and TheDMUSE. If the composer and company agree I will look for the opportunity to post the whole 'tragic opera'. Quit a special work indeed.
kzread.info/dash/bejne/oneak7GKe83Qpag.html Here you will find the entire opera, Christian and ddmuse! Enjoy it.
I agree with Christian Olsson, this is a very intense performance..... I have watched all the you tube cuts from this production and think it is really interesting. Would like to see the whole show!
kzread.info/dash/bejne/oneak7GKe83Qpag.html here you can find the first act Dale, also the second act is put online. Wonderful to see it back!
This performance was intense. Are there any upload displaying this event in full? Kind regards, Christian
the whole opera is to find in full now, Christian
Went to this performance, not knowing what to expect. Puppets, actors, musicians? But I was overwhelmed and moved by this wonderful production. Wish I could see it again.
The opera and production is full of wit, and fantasy. I really loved seeing and hearing it!
Delightful!
I saw the opera and loved it! This scene is hilarious!
This is fantastic! A revelation!
I think this is really compelling. I heard Music Matters today on BBC Radio 3. Decided to find some of Vivier's music. A strange life Claude Vivier. There are superficial similarities to Stockhausen but having seen 'Mittwoch aux Licht' in Birmingham I'd say it is out on it's own musically. I particularly liked the use of influences from Japanese theatre and Greek drama. What came to mind through the visual aspects was 'LUCI MIE TRADITRICI' by Salvatore Sciarrino in it's realisation in English by Music Theatre Wales. To me, the sound is closer to Gesualdo's world than to what most people would expect from Opera.
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This is amazing!
Zou je misschien contact met me op willen nemen via mijn website (even zoeken via mijn gebruikersnaam, kan geen webadres invoeren) ? Ik heb hierin gespeeld, en ben al heel lang op zoek naar de videobeelden!