Wurth Philharmoniker Vandelli - Piano Quartet 1 Orchestral - SUPER-AUDIO CD [Super Audio CD (SACD)]
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- Genre: Classical
- Description: Arnold Schoenberg's rarely recorded orchestration of the Piano Quartet in G minor (1861) demonstrates that Johannes Brahms was in no way the traditionalist that his adherents made him out to be. Brahms increasingly became a model for Schoenberg during his later years. In 1931, in a letter to the American music critic Alfred Frankenstein, Schoenberg wrote that he had learned a lot from Brahms Inchplasticity of design,Inch Inchsystematics of compositional structure,Inch and Incheconomy and yet richnessInch. In his essay InchBrahms the ProgressiveInch (1933/47), Schoenberg termed his model the protagonist of a forward-looking aesthetic, which despite it's orientation by Classical and Romantic principles paved the way for the Inchdeveloping variationInch of New Music. Schoenberg wrote InchIt is the purpose of this essay to prove that Brahms, the classicist, the academician, was a great innovator in the realm of musical language, that, in fact, he was a great progressive.Inch At the time this was a thoroughly provocative thesis since until then Brahms had been regarded as a classicist and a InchconservativeInch upholder of the tradition. Schoenberg substantiated his view of Brahms with his orchestration of the Piano Quartet in G minor Op. 25 in 1937. Schoenberg's arrangement for full orchestra is both late romantic and modern. InchThe one weeps; the other laughsInch, this is how Brahms characterized his two overtures composed in the spa town of Bad Ischl in 1880. The first referred to the Tragic Overture; the second was the Academic Festival Overture heard on this CD. The composer wrote it for the bestowal of his honorary doctorate at the University of Breslau, where he conducted the premiere of the work on 4 January 1881. A potpourri in classical formal guise, the music brings together student songs that were familiar at the time.
- Artist: Wurth Philharmoniker Vandelli
- Title: Piano Quartet 1 Orchestral
- Format: Super Audio CD (SACD)
- Label: Challenge Classics
- Release Date: 01/03/2020
- Genre: Classical
- Number Of Discs: 1
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- Product Name: Wurth Philharmoniker Vandelli - Piano Quartet 1 Orchestral - SUPER-AUDIO CD
- UPC: 608917283129
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Arnold Schoenberg's rarely recorded orchestration of the Piano Quartet in G minor (1861) demonstrates that Johannes Brahms was in no way the traditionalist that his adherents made him out to be. Brahms increasingly became a model for Schoenberg during his later years. In 1931, in a letter to the American music critic Alfred Frankenstein, Schoenberg wrote that he had learned a lot from Brahms Inchplasticity of design,Inch Inchsystematics of compositional structure,Inch and Incheconomy and yet richnessInch. In his essay InchBrahms the ProgressiveInch (1933/47), Schoenberg termed his model the protagonist of a forward-looking aesthetic, which despite it's orientation by Classical and Romantic principles paved the way for the Inchdeveloping variationInch of New Music. Schoenberg wrote InchIt is the purpose of this essay to prove that Brahms, the classicist, the academician, was a great innovator in the realm of musical language, that, in fact, he was a great progressive.Inch At the time this was a thoroughly provocative thesis since until then Brahms had been regarded as a classicist and a InchconservativeInch upholder of the tradition. Schoenberg substantiated his view of Brahms with his orchestration of the Piano Quartet in G minor Op. 25 in 1937. Schoenberg's arrangement for full orchestra is both late romantic and modern. InchThe one weeps; the other laughsInch, this is how Brahms characterized his two overtures composed in the spa town of Bad Ischl in 1880. The first referred to the Tragic Overture; the second was the Academic Festival Overture heard on this CD. The composer wrote it for the bestowal of his honorary doctorate at the University of Breslau, where he conducted the premiere of the work on 4 January 1881. A potpourri in classical formal guise, the music brings together student songs that were familiar at the time.
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