Béla BARTÓK: Piano concerto No. 3 (with SCORE)

[@seongmin_choi1123]

I can't believe there's someone who's got this composer down. He's a genius!

[@rogernichols1124]

Bartók's musical voice is unique. He is a master of clarity of texture (as is Copland) and rhythmic energy.

[@columbusbattle8311]

Thank you Frank Zappa for introducing me to this wonderful composer.

[@AndreyRubtsovRU]

Finale actually is a bit Zappian i think

[@klop4228]

Is this Bartók's only pleasant slow movement? (Not saying any of the others are bad - they're often incredible - just that most of them are quite unsettling)

[@AndreyRubtsovRU]

interesting thought!

[@Tiago-d9y]

Thanks, Zappa

[@alexblue1989]

Zappa brought me here

[@poppacapps5573]

Now it is apparent zappa was not as original as they'd have you belive.now capt beefheart, that guy is original.

[@HarryPairatestes363]

​@@poppacapps5573Frank was still astoundingly original. He synthesized disparate musical styles and influences in a way that was/ is both ingenious and incomparable. His compositions are brilliant: complex, unorthodox, melodically and harmonically sophisticated, and arranged to perfection. That being said, no one is completely original or without influence... that's just a given. This includes Captain Beefheart, by the way, who was influenced by a plethora of both well known and obscure R&B artists. He learned how to grunt and snarl from somebody.

[@user-is6zf5sf5q]

Me too, I had to see how it compares to Fur Elise or Chopin's Nocturnes

[@martinzamoranomusic]

best nerd comment section I've ever seen

[@jorgemestrinho7805]

😁😁😁👍

[@samt0080]

bartok viola concerto 9:49

[@portmantonal]

Is the 2nd mvt a Beethoven quote? From op. 132?

[@kanjuro8926]

Sounds complete to me

[@ShaunakDesaiPiano]

25:26 the licc

[@martinzamoranomusic]

man wtf that took a lot of imagination to hear it

[@anthonyjacome2467]

Elegante

[@SCRIABINIST]

Bart