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I. 00:00 II. 08:45 III. 15:25 IV. 18:49

بی شک دیمیتری شوستاکوویچ (Dmitri Shostakovich)؛ در آفرینش اثر جاودانی خود String Quartet No. 8 تحت تأثیر تراژدی رستم و سهراب قرار گرفته بوده است و آن داستان را در مقابل چشمان خود همی داشته است. چون به راحت طرح نقشه قتل فرزند در ابتدا اثر تصویر شده است. و شوستاکوویچ با قدم‌های بسیار سنگین و آرام در این طرح شوم پیش میرود. . نبرد این دو شخصیت اصلی داستان، یعنی رستم و فرزندش سهراب را دیمیتری شوستاکوویچ از دقایق پنجم در اثر خود شروع میکند. و در دقیقه یازده و پنجاه ثانیه اثر، ضربات تیغ بران پدر که پهلوی نوجوان خود سهراب را میدرد شنیده میشود. غمی بود رستم ببازید چنگ گرفت آن بر و یال جنگی پلنگ خم آورد پشت دلیر جوان "زمانه" بیامد نبودش توان زدش بر زمین بر به کردار شیر بدانست کاو هم نماند به زیر سبک تیغ تیز از میان برکشید بر شیر بیدار دل بردرید بپیچید زان پس یکی آه کرد ز نیک و بد اندیشه کوتاه کرد . "زمانه" به معنای خواست تمام عیار اجتماع/مردم و فراساخته‌های جامعه وقت آمده است. سماجت پدر در به قتل رساندن فرزند خود که متن زیر ساختی اثر میباشد درست و بطور دقیق در زمان‌های مناسب خودنمایی کرده و به گوش مینشیند، تا یاد آور تصمیم پدر برای به قتل رساندن فرزند باشد و این تصمیم شوم را، زنده نگاه دارد. پشیمانی جانسوز پدر از قتل فرزند در دقایق شانزدهم اثر، تصاویر بسیار قوی و تأثیر گذاری ست که دیمیتری شوستاکوویچ تا پایان اثر خود آن را حفظ میکند. رستم، پس از به قتل رساندن فرزند خود، این چنین فغان سر میدهد: کدامین پدر هرگز این کار کرد؟ سزاوارم اکنون، بگفتار سـرد به گیتی؛ که کُشت ست فرزند را؟ دلـیر و جوان و خـردمند را کامکار 2021/03/29

7:42 I ADORE the violist’s projection here, it truly prevails in response to the other instruments

the violist's dance and 05:16 is just goofy

bravo!

Why is there a Western blot (biochemical analysis method) on the wall behind them?

12:44🔥

Very hard to find a perfect performance of this music. this one is too fast and in the same time too slow. I looking towards.

Holy crap only the a few first seconds in the 1st movement and I think it's actually very good slready.

It's not the tempo in the 2nd mvt. per se, it's the muscle to the bowing - the absolutely ferociousness of the musicmaking that makes it sound so absolutely correct, so perfectly Russian! Too many groups bring the passion and intensity, but their bowing lacks this powerful articulation in comparison.

Огромная психическая и физическая нагрузка при исполнении, молодцы ребята, Шостакович гений

5:55 as a violist i love this part and the amount of emotion that the violist is putting into this piece is absolutely amazing

The viola guy 😆

Great tempo, vitality is there, the intensity is actually pronounced and chaotic nature of the era that Shostakovich was describing in my opinion in this performance truly captured

These guys are top notch! Such a tempo for the 2nd movement, and never lost control. It also makes the following movements shine because of the stark contrast.

Fucking metal!

6:20 DSCH

dude i can barely hum the 2nd movement that fast, i just know i would have started sweating like crazy if i was there live in the audience, pretty sure that was exactly shostakovich's will, music is so fcking fascinating

5:54

5:00 11:18

Is this guy perhaps the fastest violin player in the world ?

Did anyone notice the first violin string literally BREAKING on about 7:20

👏👏👏👏👏

Наилучшее исполнение!!!

Absolutely stunning!

all these musicians are masters in their instrument and know exactly how to breathe together in an ensemble and how to listen to each other properly. I have seen renditions of this with mediocre firsts violin, secoonds, violists and cellists but here every player was on point. Best performance I have heard! Absolutely incredible tempo for the second movement I was shocked but I absolutely loved it . I hear musicians fudging up that bit at a lot slower tempo it was incredibly impressive the skill level here. I swear your hearts must;ve been racing absolutely incredible! The body language and movement together as a string quartet was great. Also you rung out those tension-filled moments and you all knew the corners of the piece and exactly how the piece should move on I have a feeling they have rehearsed together for a long time. Amazing!! The sound ratios were impeccable throughout the piece. I never heard one instrument overpowering the rest of the ensemble and I always heard each sound being valued equally even if one had the melody it was a beautiful mix of sound. Another beautiful cello solo and

His g string is out of tine

bro on the far left has the tallest char and is still bouncing out of it

Me with zero strings training:The second movement of this piece is how I judge ability on strings. This quartet’s performance of the entire piece is the most cohesive performance of this piece.

Genial

Fantastic playing! I have worked with Dimitri Kitajenko who was living and working with Schostakovitch. He told me that maestro always you can do what you want but never touch my tempos .this was played so perfectly that I think he would appreciate this tempos .even knocking on the door was little bit fast like whole performance but I have to say that it’s fascinating.bravo

Wonderfully played! And a sincere thank you for dressing like adults for this performance. So few ensembles do these days.

i am here everyday for a month!!!! i am obsesssssss

So great! What passionate energy!!

5:00 5:35 6:48 my fav part 7:45

the tempo is absolutely amazing beautiful also the violist's projection is impressive, esp at the end of the the second movement

Im going to norway for highschool, and if i ever get the chance i'd love to visit this festival someday! Im a massive fan of shostakovich and his works, and he is one of my biggest inspirations for my music. Ive spent countless hours practicing and analyzing his works, and these guys truly did this quartet justice, especially in the second movement! Id absoloutley love to see these guys live at this festival when i visit! Much love from Iceland 🇮🇸❤️🇳🇴 Edit: i read this fanatstic article detailing shostakovich's process and life as he wrote this piece. Apparently, this piece was intended to be his suicide note, akin to Tchaikovsky and his 9th symphony. After reading through what Shostakovich was going through while writing this piece, i couldnt help but cry; both while reading the article and listening to this masterpiece. I feel a whole new level of appreciation for Shostakovich, and also for these performers for doing his work justice. Shostakovichs life was dictated by the Soviet Party, and he deserves all the recognition. (Btw the article im talking about is robertgreenbergmusic.com/the-string-quartet-in-time-of-war-dmitri-shostakovich-string-quartet-no-8-1960/ )

My God! That was my first time experiencing a string quartet by Shostakovich! Incredible journey!

5:00

Мне 70 и я впервые плакал от музыки, скорбь, печаль и трагизм жизни и смерти

best interpretation i’ve ever heard

¡Qué genialidad!

He's crazy talented. ❤

I like how they’re all headbanging to the 2nd movement while they’re playing lol

I think emotional nuances are lost in SOME places of this often times rushed 2nd movement. Humans can't react that fast to changing moods of others. BUT, there were greatly emotive bits played extraordinarily well.

I literally got goosebumps all over in many parts. I don't normally listen to string quartets, I'm more of a whole orchestra with a soloist enthusiast. But this was one of the best pieces I have ever heard. Magnificent. I loved this from start to finish. And I'll be listening to it many times over.

Simply INCREDIBLE!

I absolutely LOVE that tempo for the second movement. Release those emotions! I can't imagine just how pent up Shostakovich must have felt all those years on the edge of a razor blade with Stalin and the communist party. However, they need to have the melody of the third movement much quieter. It works as an astounding contrast to the second movement if that first melody in the third is super quiet.