BEETHOVEN String Quartet No. 8 in E minor (Op. 59, No. 2) 'Razumovsky' Score

[@RicardoGrion]

Beethoven forever. Bravissimo!

[@thomasbirkhahn9616]

What a piece of music!!!

[@mohammadaminfateri7992]

16:40❤

[@asliuf]

prokofiev heard the 4th mvt of this and as like OHHHHHHH

[@associationsvaade]

Cette œuvre sera jouée dimanche 29 octobre 2023 par le quatuor Elmire en finale du concours de Genève.

[@irabraus9478]

THE best Emerson performance I've heard!

[@josephmathmusic]

26:04 Long live Tsar Boris Feodorovitch!

[@elemusic19]

17:51 Look at the cello part.

[@cdiegorodriguez]

The Pachelbel progression! Beethoven, what a lazy hack.

[@therealrealludwigvanbeethoven]

@@cdiegorodriguez stfu

[@jojomj]

this is a wonderful thread.

[@wobblyorbee279]

whats with it? i dont get it

[@jojomj]

@@wobblyorbee279 the cello part is pachelbel’s canon

[@unclejuniorsoprano]

THIS & THE HARP HAVE ALWAYS BEEN MY FAVORITE OF THE MIDDLE. I'M ALWAYS LOVED THE EMERSON STRING QUARTET, BUT THEN, I ALSO LOVE THE QUARTET ITALIANO, THE JULILARD, LaSALLE, & BUDAPEST. I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR ALL OF THE BEETHOVEN QUARTETS PERFORMED BY HEIFETZ, OISTRAKH, PRIMROSE, & PIATIGORSKY OR FEUERMANN. A COMBINATION LIKE THAT WOULD BE QUITE FASCINATING.

[@yuehchopin]

intensiv

[@diegofustes790]

dat finale

[@olivierdrouin2701]

Beethoven demande la répétition de la partie développement e reexposition . Pauvres auditeurs , mais richesse pour la philosophie musicale : équilibre avec le second mouvement ? Invention de la musique répétitive ? rhétorique de " ça fait du bien quand ça s arrête " et vision du Paradis avec la venue de la coda ? S il vous plaît , dites moi d autres hypothèses... ( versions avec cette longueur disponibles sur" earsense")

[@dili1818]

13:41 11:53

[@dili1818]

31:28

[@David-tw7wl]

First!

[@lukelucas5738]

so boring

[@SCRIABINIST]

your comment is so boring

[@jojomj]

have you ever realized that maybe it might be you thats boring?

[@Joe_Yacketori]

But what about the deceptive rondo in the wrong key that works its way to back to Em by the coda? What about the recurring motif of the F chord following the Em tonic chord? I wouldn't describe either of those things as boring. If by "boring" you mean boring compared to whatever style of music you prefer, like maybe death metal, bossa nova, or polka, sure, I don't really know how to argue with that, but if you mean "boring" as in boring compared to other classical music, then that's pretty ridiculous.

[@TheBeautyIn3Dee]

There were complaints in his day that the music was too complicated, too difficult to follow. His response, typical Beethoven, was something like "it's not my fault if you're stupid."

[@olivierdrouin2701]

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