#Verklärte Nacht

[lassdieschoenheitdichumarmen]

Schoenberg : La Nuit transfigurée (Pierre Boulez)

Let's celebrate Schönberg's 150 Birthday 🎂

[mellowchouchou]

Arnold Schoenberg - Verklärte Nacht (aka Transfigured Night / La Nuit transfigurée), Op.4 (1899)

[albannikolaiherbst]

Miniaturen (Poetik zur Musik)

[Bild Putten mit Lyra (Laeishalle) ©: → Ajepbah / Wikimedia Commons]            In das Zentrum eines Festivals Miniaturen zu stellen, ist mehr als nur Programm. Es ist programmatische Metaphysik. Denn das Kleinste trennt vom Allen, vom All, oft kaum eine hauchdünne Wand. So erzählt Jorge Luis Borges von einem „regenbogenfarbenen Kreis von fast unerträglicher Leuchtkraft (…) und…

[bumblingest-bee]

go listen to schoenberg verklärte nacht and cry for half an hour then maybe you'll feel better

[de-sterren-nacht]

The names of the main story stages in Lingering Echoes are all taken from classical compositions.

LE-ST-1 Grande valse brilliante: Chopin's Grande valse brilliante, 1833

LE-1 Tritsch-Tratsch-Polka: Strauss's Tritsch-Tatsch-Polka, 1858

LE-2 Appassionata, ou Pathétique: Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 23 ("Appassionata"), 1807, and No. 8 ("Pathétique"), 1799

LE-3 Der Freischütz: Weber's opera Der Freischütz, 1821

LE-4 Surprise: Haydn's Symphony No. 94 (the "Surprise Symphony"), 1791

LE-ST-2 The Rite of Spring: Stravinsky's La Sacre du printemps, 1913

LE-5 Moonlight: Beethoven's Piano Sonata No. 14 (the "Moonlight Sonata"), 1802

LE-6 Danse Macabre: Saint-Saëns's Danse macabre, 1875

LE-7 Verklärte Nacht: Shoenberg's Verklärte Nacht, 1899

LE-8 Schicksals: Beethoven's Symphony No. 5 (the "Schicksals-Sinfonie"), 1808

LE-ST-3 From the New World: Dvořák's Symphony No. 9 ("From the New World"), 1893

The tutorial stages are both named after works by Carl Czerny, a pupil of Beethoven's, a teacher of many famous pianists and the namesake of operator Czerny, intended to be used in teaching new pianists.

LE-TR-1 Op. 599: Czerny's Practical Exercises for Beginners (opus number 599), 1839

LE-TR-2 Op. 849: Czerny's 30 Études de mécanisme (opus number 849), 1856

[recapitulation]

Lexi have you heard the hatsune miku version of Schoenberg's Verklärte Nacht?

THE WHAT ‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[steinwayandhissons]

classical pieces with the car energy (shamelessly stealing this wonderful idea from @depressedraisin)

and yes these will the most gut-wrenching, heart-breaking pieces of music so brace yourselves

gustav mahler - symphony no.3: finale (berlin philharmoniker, orchestra) -> (this literally makes me cry every time i listen to it without fail)

gabriel fauré - piano trio in d minor op.120: mvmt 1 (beaux arts trio, piano, violin, cello)

edvard grieg - piano sonata in e minor op.7: mvmt 2 (mikhail pletnev, piano)

maurice ravel - sonata for violin and cello: mvmt 3 (nigel kennedy, lynn harrell, violin, cello)

amy woodeford-finden - 4 indian love lyrics no.4: till i wake (ben johnson, voice, piano)

arnold schoenberg - verklärte nacht op.4 (ensemble intercontemporain, string sextet)

frank bridge - cello sonata: mvmt 1 (actually just the whole thing) (steven isserlis, connie shih, cello, piano)

ralph vaughan williams - on wenlock edge: clun (anthony rolfe johnson - tenor, graham johnson - piano, duke quartet - string quartet) -> (literally part of the lyrics - ‘tis sure small matter for wonder if sorrow is with one still. and if as a lad grows older the troubles he bears are more, he carries his griefs on a shoulder that handselled them long before. )

ignacy jan paderewski - miscellanea op.16 no.4: nocturne in b flat major (stephen hough, piano)

[landrysg]

I still wouldn’t say that I like Schoenberg and his music. But give this Schoenberg piece a listen. Verklärte Nacht is shockingly lovely. 

- Terez Rose (@ClassicalGrrl) in The Imaginative Conservative

https://theimaginativeconservative.org/2024/07/arnold-schoenberg-atonal-erwartung-terez-rose.html

[onetwofeb]

Schoenberg - Verklärte Nacht (Transfigured Night), Op. 4, for string sextet (1899)

[zero-zoxx-international]

Verklärte Nacht (Transfigured Night), 1999 by J.G.Wind

[thriftstorerecords]

Ravel: Daphnis Et Chloé Suites Nos. 1 And 2 Schönberg: Verklärte Nacht (Transfigured Night) The Philadelphia Orchestra Conducted by Eugene Ormandy  Temple University Chorus Columbia Masterworks/USA (1950)

Cover by Alex Steinweiss

[negativ-narzissmus]

Soweit sind wir also schon gekommen ?!:

Opfer von sexueller oder sexualisierter Gewalt, wie Vergewaltigung, müssen sich nun schon SELBER rechtfertigen 8-O ...und zwar genau vor DEM kranken, psychopathischen, lieblosen Mob, der Vergewaltigungen NICHT mehr für erschreckende, tragische und traurige Verbrechen hält, oder welcher sogar selbst Vergewaltigungen begeht !!! 8-(

Nicht mehr die TÄTER sind die Verbrecher... 8-O ...sondern DIEJENIGEN, die höflich und nett darauf AUFMERKSAM machen wollen, daß sich hier existentielle Grundbedürfnisse NICHT erfüllen !!!

Übelste Sexisten und sexuelle Volksverhetzer werden zu "wertvollen Künstlern" , zu "Lichtgestalten der Liebe" , "hilfreichen Psychotherapeuten" , "segensreichen Seelsorgern" , "verfolgten, unschuldigen Märtyrern" und zu "Errettern der Menschheit" emporgehoben und verklärt !!!

Und der selbstgefällige Zuhälter-Zampano, Porno-Prinz, Puff-Papst, Flätz-Fatzke, Potenz-Potentat, Kiez-König, Rotlicht-Rocker, Bordell-Bonzo & Pimp-Pascha , seine Majonaisthet, TILL, der I. von Berlin, hält feierlichen Einzug in seiner Senf,... äh: Sänfte auf der Reeperbahn, nachts um halb 1 !

Sind RANDSTEIN und Till BlindeWahn am Ende gar nur die Galeonsfiguren für die Einläutung der Endzeit der Menschheit ???

VIEL kann dazu eigentlich eh nicht mehr fehlen ! 8-(

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[artlimited]

Verklärte Nacht by Antonio Palmerini https://www.artlimited.net/18637/art/photography-verklarte-nacht-miscellaneous-people/en/391714

[boccadorata]

🔥 + classical music!!

i love love love classical music but honestly i think people have way too many misconceptions about it. there's the popular 'classical music is the height of the auditory art form, it is Superior and others are inferior, it shows the height of western civilization' (not fucking true, duh) and also 'classical music is pretentious and everyone who likes it is stuffy' (also not true :( there are definitely pockets that are pretentious, comes with the territory of music fans LMAO, but it's way more approachable than people give it credit for)

but the one that really gets to me is 'classical music all sounds the same / just study music / sends me to sleep / sounds generic / etc etc' and its so stupid to get that heated about it i know but IT'S NOT!!!!! IT'S NOT TRUE!!!! classical music is what people, alkin people, listen(ed) to, it is highly variable -- yes, it has its realms of conformity and nonconformity (academic art vs surrealists, etc ....) but it is just so vibrant and speaks of so many voices. if classical sounds the same to you you're not listening to classical

again people tend to boil it down to just one thing when classical music is really more of an umbrella term and it is very frustrating. i fully believe there is a niche of classical that can appeal to almost all sorts of music tastes. i get it, it's daunting. that symphony is an hour long, you don't know what minor and major mean, people are using so many big words, wagner is there, but i just wanna sit people down and go pleaese. PLEASE just take a chance on it (abba favorite classical composer)

here's some REAL classical music to sleep/study to (a mix of faves and 'must listens' that i have a fondness for)

string quartet no. 4 - béla bartók

piano trio no. 2 - dmitri shostakovich

st. luke passion - krzysztof penderecki

the rite of spring - igor stravinsky

choir concerto - alfred schnittke

le tombeau de couperin - maurice ravel

symphony no. 5 - gustav mahler

eine alpensinfonie - richard strauss

gayane - aram khachaturian

verklärte nacht - arnold schoenberg

scheherazade - nikolai rimsky-korsakov

symphony no. 10 - dmitri shostakovich

hungarian dances - johannes brahms

iron foundry - alexander mosolov

violin concerto - jean sibelius

erlkönig - franz schubert

[anawkwardlady]

I started my day listening to Verklärte Nacht, Op. 4 by Pierre Boulez I do not want to get better

[physalisalkekengi]

transfigured night