Henri Dutilleux - Timbres, espace, mouvement ou «La nuit étoilée» (1978/1990)

[@valerieheinderyckx4506]

Attention chef d'oeuvre...avec Dutilleux, c'est souvent. Merci infiniment. ❤

[@XinhaoZheng]

He was truly a master.

[@asa.pankeiki]

Every score vid of Dutilleux’s works brings me to heaven

[@CalebSension]

6:40 to 7:30 absolutely slaps every time. Also good choice of recording! The whole Seattle Symphony set of Dutilleux's orchestral works is my favorite.

[@mirthkon]

It is a great set, but I'd argue the Orchestre de Paris with Semyon Bychkov conducting Sym. #2, Metaboles, and this piece is definitive. Give it a go!

[@chickenringNYC]

One of my favorite Dutilleux! Thanks!

[@eliotmccann2589]

This is a new composer to me- what a stunning piece! So rich.

[@12345677396]

Semplicemente ... un capolavoro assoluto!!!

[@TheTheurgist]

Lovely piece, excellent harmonic vocabulary. Thanks for the upload!

[@m.p.3musicstudio411]

the orchestration is really bombastic. Great lesson to learn!

[@chaoshead77]

Bravo

[@alejandrom.4680]

What a discovery! And what a unique musical world he lived in.

[@emanuel_soundtrack]

that the score is so hard to read at the beginning shows how colorful he orchestrated this. These broken gestures falling down at the end are easy to imagine but hard to get it done so as we hear here

[@MrInterestingthings]

Wow ! Ive heard a few works of Dutilleux this is the first that really held me ! Maybe I 'm ready to listen and look at the other more famous works now .

[@santos_isaac539]

YES!

[@machida5114]

quite good...

[@DonGiannatti]

Awesome.

[@BrentLeVasseur]

This is really cool! I’ve never heard this composer before. However, looking at the score I am noticing places where the orchestra isn’t performing what is written. For example there are several flutter tongue flute passages where the audible flutes are just playing the notes and not using an exaggerated fluttering effect which is called for by the score. Other than that I really enjoyed this piece!

[@LucasQuerini]

Do you found de score?

[@Contrapunctus1984]

This, and the parallel fifths. Otherwise OK.

[@TheSlowPianist]

@@Contrapunctus1984 Why would parallel fifths matter in this harmonic language?

[@chickenringNYC]

Yeah, this conductor is kind of a fraud and this set really disappointed me. Check out BBC Phil's Dutilleux set under Tortelier. WAY better!

[@mmmuscraft5558]

Modern is a big word.. modern is Hendrix’s Star spangled banner, or Debussy’s La mer, a little kid could love and / or hate one or the other, or both …what do you mean modern? I wonder how can someone be exposed particularly to this specific work, it’s so rare.

[@nicholas72611]

7k in one month? I should've let you upload my Dutilleux score vids 🤣

[@percy445]

it’s atonal and dissonant without sounding like gibberish. hard line to walk. very interesting as well

[@seanmaccarthy-grant3604]

Not atonal. Uses a definite harmonic scale throughout, not just for timbral purposes. But you're right, it does toe the line lmao

[@marcojp94]

my favorite composer! would love to see his 'Le double' symphony or the astounding piano sonata :)

[@UlrichLudat]

Music in the spirit of the 19th century ...

[@GJYYNGII]

This is music of 20th century, not 19th. If this were music from the 19th century, then it wouldn't been made during the 1800s. But then again, contemporary music wasn't a thing, and people would find this to be unsettling.

[@nicolaskingman1068]

Why did he add that Interlude?

[@MrBohuslav]

Because he wanted to challenge Villa-Lobos

[@Whatismusic123]

there is no reason in pretentious noise like this.

[@Bernarchitecte]

C'est difficile pour u nébutant !! mais c'est bau

[@AnyOldMusic]

Noice.

[@lebmuzik]

Minecraft cave noises be like

[@atlassolid5946]

reminds me of messiaen!

[@TheMikkis100]

This was the first modern piece I heard at a concert hall. I hated it then and I still hate it.

[@GUILLOM]

ok

[@alejandrom.4680]

how

[@alexandersandved6664]

based

[@unpeztropical5492]

que mal por ti

[@sneddypie]

very cool

[@Whatismusic123]

just noise.

[@coreylapinas1000]

You are apparently not the one to answer this eponymous query.