André Jolivet, Concerto pour percussion

[@ConcertGrande]

Обожаю этого французского композитора!!!

[@PhilippeBrun-qy3st]

Quelle musique géniale...Merci pour la performance.

[@sonicsnap1173]

Great performance for this amazing work! The second movement with the vibes is particularly beautiful! Hats off to Andre Jolivet and to Masako Iguchi!

[@leoinsf]

We thought Stravinsky's Rite of Spring was an isolated musical expressions of primitivism in music. Jolivet took the idea of primitivism and made a career of it. As I listen to his Piano Concerto and this Concerto for Percussion and Orchestra, I hear a new inspiration for a direction in music: primitivism. Jolivet was such a versatile composer that he could get into the mind of primitive people and see a primitive vision of music and write a music that embraced a primitivistic vision of music. This was a unique path since dissonance pulled modern composers in a particular direction. Jolivet's path was via Asia, India, and the kind of dissonance of primitive music. This was unique and he developed this throughout his composing career. I believe his Piano Concerto does the best job of incorporating this ideal into symphonic music. Let's face it! Jolivet is one of a kind and so easily ignored if one doesn't like original and unusual visions of music. I think Jolivet will have his day with young people and will not need to "fight" for recognition as he had to fight with audiences of his day!

[@nandocordeiro5853]

True. Jolivet was dariacore before dariacore existed. "Primitive" people is kind of a racist ideology though, kinda sus ngl

[@leoinsf]

@@nandocordeiro5853 Interesting!! Interesting!!

[@jrma9609]

Masako Iguchi, Kyoto Tachibana Senior High School Band alumna, 101st Class (2004) Percussion.

[@CX3BZ]

Absolutely fantastic!

[@leonardogiannini4471]

Thanks to jazz, now a bit negleted, the enormous wealth of concertos for percussion in classical music, a very powerful contribution indeed.

[@marcellodantedealmeidanune9445]

Muito bom. Jolivet inspirou-se em Stravinsky.

[@bernab]

This is fantastic!

[@KS-pi3jg]

Yay masako!!! I love you! So good!

[@hervejacqmain]

I wish you all the best, the timpani seems to be Majestic and you have a nice set. It looks good!!

[@alainlemoal2643]

j'ai joué dans ma jeunesse 2 mouvements pour un examen , les souvenirs !!!!!!! les écrits sont toujours là , je ne reconnais pas certaines parties notamment je crois une série d'accents aux timbales , bonne percussion cela va sans dire

[@didierschein8515]

Et elle joue sans partition.

[@Baribrotzer]

Interesting music - halfway between Gershwin and Stravinsky, between Rhapsody in Blue and The Rite of Spring. His drum-set writing is oddly non-idiomatic, particularly for a piece with some fairly clear jazz influences.

[@kuang-licheng402]

very good

[@gokalpmayakan8142]

Where can we find the score with piano accompaniment?

[@wawaw254]

15:05

[@hinakomalin]

Just what I was looking for. Why was this work not performed with an orchestra as often as with the piano?

[@al_gc1703]

14:00 Great part

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[@haru00_86]

11:19

[@felipeescobar2849]

where I can buy sheet music for orchestre

[@VelislavGodzhunov]

I'm also looking for at least orchestral score. It would be beautiful if there are also parts.

[@javiervivanco919]

Esto no tiene que ver con Hollywood . (Ver comentario de boulez)

[@OctavinaPlayer]

Still looking for a commercial recording of this...

[@DarkspeenShore]

15:35 is it just me or this sounds like Sensemaya?

[@nnovatakaren5515]

This was weird, as I am not used to it

[@yoohiii___6473]

15:03