I've carefully analysed this piece and my conclusion is that as well as being quantifiable testicular to a large degree, it also has elements of codswollop.
@wanekeef It is interesting to follow the Clarinet line. The player is clearly bullshitting his way through it. No great surprise there. A friend of mine once played keyboard is a performance of Dillon's "Uberschreiten" and said all you can do in the face of such shit is bullshit.
Once upon a time there was a conceited emperor. He visited a tailor to buy a new suit of clothes. The tailor was a bit of a con man and knew of the emperors conceit, so he decided to con the emperor by selling him nothing and convincing the emperor that it was the finest suit of clothes ever conceived, and that only a fool would not see this. The whole town joined the farce, no one wanted to appear a fool. Except one boy who pointed and said "the emperor is naked".
@abigoater It is hilarious how quickly the middle class cultural fascists who are promoting the likes of Ferney and co as absolute geniuses against whom only fools would dare speak out against are blocking comments on their videos or closing them down to comments in general. The triumph of democracy eh?
@egapnala65 It would've been an apt comparison, if only serial music was widely accepted and not viewed by the masses as being uniformly pretentious and written for an exclusive group.
@AfroDeezeeYak Really? And where on earth has that idea come from? Composers writing ridiculous programme notes/essays which resemble an explosion in a thesauras factory? Scores like this which people need advanced degrees in mathematics as a given basic? The amount of attention paid to cultural fascists like Adorno?
The fact that most serialists think crunching numbers is an end in itself rather than a tool of expression?
Don't blame me if a bunch of self-indulgent tits have created a chasm.
At the Bartók summer school in Szombathely we played around with signal processing this piece, "blurring" the sounds on a recording and actually the result was... (would you believe?).... almost consonant!
I know its not programme music but it does convey a sense of fluttering.
By the way all of us who showed our own compositions to Ferneyhough were AMAZED at his ability to size up the piece and give constructive criticism and guidance - in just a few minutes! Genius teacher.
@rjr1967 Yes, nobody argues that he may be a great academic. Composer, however, is something different. Personally until somebody takes this crap and puts it through a computer attuned to all the pettifogging little tempo and microtonal inflections, then it is false to say that any performance of this work is actually Ferneyhough.
is this the full score? i was confused because i didn't see the piano part or the xylophone part. so someone unfamiliar with this piece may not be able to follow the music.
@theeReddVision if you pause it at the beginning, you can see all of the instruments. the piano line is the third from the bottom, and marimba (which is probably what you're hearing) is right above the piano.
It switches between being single and double staved. And it's place in the score moves with the addition and subtraction of voices from the ensemble. Makes it a bit thorny to read. lol
don't youy just love trying to read a Fern score. I want to find his collected writings.It's allso fastidious adn yet u don't feel a beat .Always amazed at how slow the sixteenths are in comparison to the other divisions.Fascinating to say the least.
Memo to self: don't fly too near to the sun.
JohnRSamples 2 months ago
I think it's fun.
bbopdude 2 months ago
I've carefully analysed this piece and my conclusion is that as well as being quantifiable testicular to a large degree, it also has elements of codswollop.
wanekeef 3 months ago
@wanekeef It is interesting to follow the Clarinet line. The player is clearly bullshitting his way through it. No great surprise there. A friend of mine once played keyboard is a performance of Dillon's "Uberschreiten" and said all you can do in the face of such shit is bullshit.
egapnala65 3 months ago
@egapnala65 Sorry "Uberschreiben".
egapnala65 3 months ago
All texture, no substance.
egapnala65 3 months ago
Once upon a time there was a conceited emperor. He visited a tailor to buy a new suit of clothes. The tailor was a bit of a con man and knew of the emperors conceit, so he decided to con the emperor by selling him nothing and convincing the emperor that it was the finest suit of clothes ever conceived, and that only a fool would not see this. The whole town joined the farce, no one wanted to appear a fool. Except one boy who pointed and said "the emperor is naked".
abigoater 4 months ago
@abigoater It is hilarious how quickly the middle class cultural fascists who are promoting the likes of Ferney and co as absolute geniuses against whom only fools would dare speak out against are blocking comments on their videos or closing them down to comments in general. The triumph of democracy eh?
egapnala65 3 months ago
@egapnala65 It would've been an apt comparison, if only serial music was widely accepted and not viewed by the masses as being uniformly pretentious and written for an exclusive group.
AfroDeezeeYak 2 months ago
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@AfroDeezeeYak Really? And where on earth has that idea come from? Composers writing ridiculous programme notes/essays which resemble an explosion in a thesauras factory? Scores like this which people need advanced degrees in mathematics as a given basic? The amount of attention paid to cultural fascists like Adorno?
The fact that most serialists think crunching numbers is an end in itself rather than a tool of expression?
Don't blame me if a bunch of self-indulgent tits have created a chasm.
egapnala65 2 months ago
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SoyAussie 4 months ago
At the Bartók summer school in Szombathely we played around with signal processing this piece, "blurring" the sounds on a recording and actually the result was... (would you believe?).... almost consonant!
I know its not programme music but it does convey a sense of fluttering.
By the way all of us who showed our own compositions to Ferneyhough were AMAZED at his ability to size up the piece and give constructive criticism and guidance - in just a few minutes! Genius teacher.
rjr1967 4 months ago
@rjr1967 Yes, nobody argues that he may be a great academic. Composer, however, is something different. Personally until somebody takes this crap and puts it through a computer attuned to all the pettifogging little tempo and microtonal inflections, then it is false to say that any performance of this work is actually Ferneyhough.
egapnala65 3 months ago
amazing!!!!
ItsAnArtisticMonkey 4 months ago in playlist Ferneyhough Scores
wut.
Rige02 4 months ago
As a professor at IU, used to say, contemporary squeaks and squawks.
jaspernatchez 5 months ago
Man, looking at this score makes me want to run away.
Compooky121 5 months ago
The more I listen, the more entranced I become. Woah.
maestromelnick 6 months ago
Ferneyhough
Who?
Ferneyhough!
Who?!
Yeah, he's not worth knowing anyway.
MaestroTJS 6 months ago
oh wow the score is so helpful...
jmarquar 8 months ago
@lovesGenet. Please could you be a little more sycophantic, the honey covering your ferneyhoughianism is beginning to dry and looks like dead flesh.
MisterSimnock 9 months ago
is this the full score? i was confused because i didn't see the piano part or the xylophone part. so someone unfamiliar with this piece may not be able to follow the music.
theeReddVision 1 year ago
@theeReddVision if you pause it at the beginning, you can see all of the instruments. the piano line is the third from the bottom, and marimba (which is probably what you're hearing) is right above the piano.
dawizard737 1 year ago
@theeReddVision
It switches between being single and double staved. And it's place in the score moves with the addition and subtraction of voices from the ensemble. Makes it a bit thorny to read. lol
FimbulvetrEuph 1 year ago
Sublime work even this solist do not play the any slaps written ...nobody's perfect.
It is a great inrerpretation. Thank you.
vonklingelfeld 1 year ago
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vonklingelfeld 1 year ago
I can't get enough. Like eggnog :I'm addicted!!!!
lovesGenet 1 year ago
don't youy just love trying to read a Fern score. I want to find his collected writings.It's allso fastidious adn yet u don't feel a beat .Always amazed at how slow the sixteenths are in comparison to the other divisions.Fascinating to say the least.
lovesGenet 1 year ago
opening is a canon at the unison.
japanesesweet 1 year ago
Thank you for uploading this.
bogorzelak 1 year ago