Anton Webern - Variations, Op. 27 (1936) [Score-Video]

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Second variation :))

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@@RusskyVoyennyKorablIdiNakhui Difficult to tell whether the comment is intended ironically. Even a century after Schonberg thought the Viennese School's works would be whistled in the streets, this stuff remains purely a treat for devotees and aficionados. Personally, I find it intensely boring and irritating. That alone is enough to set a musical intellectual off on a rant.

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@@stephenarnold6359 Intensely boring and irritating it is. Arnold lost this battle. No whistling by anyone, as we know by now . . .

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@@stephenarnold6359 A funny story is associated with the Variations. My teacher told me about Gould's meeting with the conservatory piano students in Moscow. They invited him in after one of his concerts. That was in the late 1950s, I think, when this type of music was not allowed there. So forbidden fruit and all, they ask him to play some. GG apologizes profusely, saying he did not practice it for 3 years, and then proceeds to play the Variations, phenomenally well, as he (nearly) always did. After telling this story, my teacher said, "it would take me three years to LEARN this."

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Still here

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First movement was good; I would have done the last two movements differently.

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sometimes i think i suck at composing but then i hear this...

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Imagine thinking you're better than Webern

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@@karlpoppins i havent heard his other pieces but i can sure compose better than this.

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@@littleguy-ij8jf Better by what metric? It seems like a moot point, given that Webern was actually trying to radically innovate. Just imagine being a serialist in the interwar years, when almost everyone else was a romantic or an impressionist. I could look at a Rameau piece and say "wow that's terrible, I can write better", but that's a shortsighted view of music history. If you want to see what Webern sounded before he decided to embrace serialism, check out _Im Sommerwind._ Pretty traditional stuff, and very well-written at that. The guy just didn't want to write the same music everyone else was writing. And I'm telling you this as someone who's not particularly fond of serialism, especially Webern's kind.

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Psycho