There is great beauty in Stravinsky's interpretation of primal instinct, violence, and asymmetry. I would like to see more choreographers find solutions to the elements of beauty in Le Sacre, rather than translating the awkward, ancient nature of the score so literally. :) <3
well fantasia incorperated this song into it but this is not in anyway Disney you dumb shit sucking, father fucking, cock licking, chode eating, faggot fucking turd
no it hink correcting typos in an online formatt such as this is crap..., and someone who cannot tell the differance between typos and misspelled words isan idiot as are you
Those idiots in the background almost ruined it for me, lol. The imagery of a girl dancing herself to death in the circle of elders is interesting though, but I don't know.. As important and genius as this song allegedly is, it doesn't really phase my untrained ears. Or perhaps that's just because music has become more radical in general, and this piece is mostly significant in context of the time it was composed. In which case, it has my respect, but again I'm not really in awe or anything.
The piece was written as a ballet. Those "idiots in the background" are supposed to be there. And yes at this point this isnt terribly radical, but it is still incredible music.
As always, Porat shows us that the individual body is a temporal fixation of atoms, and the mind a temporal arrest of spiritual powers, which in their released state compose the currents of matter and power in the world of spring. In part, this is a self-limiting notion: the consciousness easily becomes a jail, or a paradise, due to the unavoidable limitations of inheritance. A man can't be an *engineer* and a poet.
Totally agreed. Igor was a genius no doubt about it. Still sounds as wild and mysterious even today. Hollywood composers have raped the hell outta Mr. Stravinsky's achievements.
I thought he was reli conducting very well... thn started to wonder whter he is alright.... lol... still it was good.... i think it wud have been gr8 for the audience if he faced them... lol
I love the song, but what the hell is the dancing in the background all about? Like, seriously, I've spent this entire time trying to figure out what it could possibly symbolize and I've got nothing.
well i think stravinsky wrote this piece with the image of a group of elders seated in a circle, watching a young girl dance herself to death. They were sacrificing her to the god of spring. i guess that's why the dance seems so demonic.
Actually, it was the music more so because it was so out of the ordinary. This music is for a ballet yet It really doesn't sound like it. He made odd choices such as using a bassoon to play nearly out of its range. Stravinsky broke the barriers of music with very odd harmonies and harshness. The choreography did help cause the riot but it wasn't the ONLY reason why the riot occured. And yes I believe Stravinky was an AWESOME composer but I'm not sure if the audience back then agreed.
I appreciate the musical movement he essentially started and I can understand how this piece is important to music history. I also can see how it would evoke feelings to tick people off to start a riot, however I personally am not a fan. I appreciate pieces that are less... harsh.
*I do like the fact that I envision the Lion King scene where the stampede kills his daddy though... so sad =(
hey do u guys know if this is the peice that was played in france that caused a riot?!!? my teacher said that by then end the peice ppl were beating up each other..i dunno if its this one though
Yes, this piece was the cause of a riot amongst the Parisians of the day (1913), and thus was the center of much controversy at the times. In effect, it wasn't the music, but rather the dancing that really caused the riot. Or, in layman's terms: Paris-people no likey funky dancing. Happy?
YES YES YES. Tear down that wall!!! When watching Boulez' equestrian Sacre with my six year old, he commented that the conductor should be riding on the horses as well. I thought, WOW, maybe he's right. Then I see this! Cool!
The last part of "Mystic Circles of the Young Girls," "The Glorification of the Chosen One," and the beginning chord for "Evocation of the Ancestors."
no its not atonal, it uses to much harmonies for that , but it is full of expression and therefore a very notable and great piece of work , i can imagine people were really fuckin surprised to hear this in 1913 :P lol
Woah, I love the tempo he takes that at! It sounds really good at that faster tempo. His movements are so crazy too. At first I didn't read that he was taking part in the dance, so I thought he had just gone mad partway through the recording. Great upload!
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you obviously didn't understand my comment bellend. its atonal and uses too much percussion. i don't like the composition. i kinda studied music beanlud bellend and know its significance in modern music...doesn't mean i have to like it. so lick my crack.
ARE YOU CRAZY!!!!! Beethoven was great with the use of the whole orchestra and Vivaldi was great with string, but Stranvinsky was the genius of percussion and multi-tempo and atonality, its wasn't meant to be beautiful and ethereal, it was me to be bloody, earthly and HUMAN, but if you dont like it, then i guess something's wrong with you.... no just kidding, tell me what's your favorite piece
Good or bad is a matter of opinon, just because the masses say it's in the top 5 compositions of all time dosen't mean someone HAS to like it. By that logic I guess everyone should love kanye west cause he sold 6 million copies of his new CD. Denial of what? His opinon?
Me gustó la forma pedagógica en que presenta la inmortal obra de Stravinsky. En cuanto a su dirección tiene el sello de una exhuberante e impetuosa juventud.
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AlisseCreasy 9 months ago
Who the hell keeps coughing?!
RandomSN188 1 year ago
that conductor looked like he was on some sort of amphetamine
samajor96 1 year ago
There is great beauty in Stravinsky's interpretation of primal instinct, violence, and asymmetry. I would like to see more choreographers find solutions to the elements of beauty in Le Sacre, rather than translating the awkward, ancient nature of the score so literally. :) <3
meowkie 1 year ago 2
It was incredibly radical at the time it was written though.
Still, funny that this provoked people to riot.
But then again I suppose the French do love a bit of grève.
thisshirtisblacknot 2 years ago
reminds me of psycho......
gtarszzz 2 years ago
Disney?
jungcghogehoge 2 years ago
well fantasia incorperated this song into it but this is not in anyway Disney you dumb shit sucking, father fucking, cock licking, chode eating, faggot fucking turd
PocketFire 2 years ago
:( cmon now. We didnt all grow up listening to classical music.
atre89 1 year ago
1:33 Reminds me of One Winged Angel!!
SanosukeEiji 2 years ago
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what the fuck is this shit motherfucker?????
armandofarras 2 years ago
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no it hink correcting typos in an online formatt such as this is crap..., and someone who cannot tell the differance between typos and misspelled words isan idiot as are you
augfive 2 years ago
Those idiots in the background almost ruined it for me, lol. The imagery of a girl dancing herself to death in the circle of elders is interesting though, but I don't know.. As important and genius as this song allegedly is, it doesn't really phase my untrained ears. Or perhaps that's just because music has become more radical in general, and this piece is mostly significant in context of the time it was composed. In which case, it has my respect, but again I'm not really in awe or anything.
LORDTHUNDERCOCK 2 years ago
The piece was written as a ballet. Those "idiots in the background" are supposed to be there. And yes at this point this isnt terribly radical, but it is still incredible music.
ghost2356532 2 years ago 4
yeah, LORDTHUNDERCOCK doesn't seem to know much about this piece or its history.
otherjoe1234 2 years ago
...but he gets awesome points for the name.
schwabbamoose 2 years ago
u r a dumb tard
PocketFire 2 years ago
I like th manifestation of true talent.. not odern art and or dance..wgich is crap
augfive 2 years ago
You obviously think correct spelling is crap also
wtcordell 2 years ago 4
As always, Porat shows us that the individual body is a temporal fixation of atoms, and the mind a temporal arrest of spiritual powers, which in their released state compose the currents of matter and power in the world of spring. In part, this is a self-limiting notion: the consciousness easily becomes a jail, or a paradise, due to the unavoidable limitations of inheritance. A man can't be an *engineer* and a poet.
CaptPoco 2 years ago
I know most of you won't understand that, but seriously, this is insane. Stravinsky was a bit out of his mind when he wrote it
saybowiebasquait 3 years ago
Totally agreed. Igor was a genius no doubt about it. Still sounds as wild and mysterious even today. Hollywood composers have raped the hell outta Mr. Stravinsky's achievements.
larrypearce2 2 years ago
whoa. it does should a little demonic.
swimmingviolinist 3 years ago
I thought he was reli conducting very well... thn started to wonder whter he is alright.... lol... still it was good.... i think it wud have been gr8 for the audience if he faced them... lol
nirmarun 3 years ago
Oh my gosh XD watching the conducter makes me wanna be a conductor, jumping around the stage like that 8D
frodothemonkey 3 years ago
I actually thought he did great conducting then wtf happened? Lol
gsbreath2 3 years ago
XD I have the same question hahaha
chucholuchocucho 3 years ago
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nirmarun 3 years ago
agreed lol
jugedblue 2 years ago
R.I.P. Stegosaurus. :-(
apologiate07 3 years ago
I love the song, but what the hell is the dancing in the background all about? Like, seriously, I've spent this entire time trying to figure out what it could possibly symbolize and I've got nothing.
CocoMishel 3 years ago
well i think stravinsky wrote this piece with the image of a group of elders seated in a circle, watching a young girl dance herself to death. They were sacrificing her to the god of spring. i guess that's why the dance seems so demonic.
swimmingviolinist 3 years ago
THat might explain why his premiere of it caused a riot...
barysnikov 2 years ago 3
is he getting electrocuted??
dillibazarsadak 3 years ago
no he feels the music
megadjoso 3 years ago
hehe i was joking
i only wish i cud let music into my soul as such
dillibazarsadak 3 years ago 3
What a pity. The great performance was offset by the atrocious dancing.
coasterman16 3 years ago 2
well it is great to see in that ..it sucks.. and makes for interesting viewing..like watching a car crash
augfive 3 years ago
then what do you like?
armandofarras 2 years ago
the dancing looks like insane asylum patients
augfive 3 years ago
I know. Isn't it great?
KakashiZukoFan 3 years ago
at least it wasn't overly dramatic
magior329 3 years ago
im a bit fan of the conductors moves at the end though
amunneheh 3 years ago
dont like the dancinng on stage.
its too artyfarty and distracting from the epic piece.
amunneheh 3 years ago
WHAT A GOOD RECORDING
tbetra5 3 years ago
Ragazzi, che sudata!
FabioBus83 3 years ago
serieus, dit kan niet serieus zijn, die dirigent :o
angelatuin 3 years ago
wow! un director que se introduce enla danza!
VERAEFIGIES 3 years ago
Bold and audacious! Stravinsky is so harsh and I love it!!
DA0372 3 years ago
WOW.
judonerd 3 years ago
WAIT!!! I dont get it!!! Whats happening????
pianist12 3 years ago
the conductor left the baton on the podium
roni58 3 years ago
where did the conductor's baton go?!
jazaleax 3 years ago
Honestly, it really wasnt Stravinsky's music that caused the riot, but rather Nijinsky's chereography;
Im a big fan of stravinsky,and i think his music is AWESOMEE!! <3
love this.
swdiva24 3 years ago 3
Actually, it was the music more so because it was so out of the ordinary. This music is for a ballet yet It really doesn't sound like it. He made odd choices such as using a bassoon to play nearly out of its range. Stravinsky broke the barriers of music with very odd harmonies and harshness. The choreography did help cause the riot but it wasn't the ONLY reason why the riot occured. And yes I believe Stravinky was an AWESOME composer but I'm not sure if the audience back then agreed.
moseaic13 3 years ago
so damn good. Hard to believe this was written by a mortal human.
apollomwj 3 years ago 2
that's so stupid...Pupil always know how to hypercriticize classical peaces.This is senseless
Impressionist1 3 years ago
I appreciate the musical movement he essentially started and I can understand how this piece is important to music history. I also can see how it would evoke feelings to tick people off to start a riot, however I personally am not a fan. I appreciate pieces that are less... harsh.
*I do like the fact that I envision the Lion King scene where the stampede kills his daddy though... so sad =(
Miewies 3 years ago
hey do u guys know if this is the peice that was played in france that caused a riot?!!? my teacher said that by then end the peice ppl were beating up each other..i dunno if its this one though
wutuworry 3 years ago
Yes, this piece was the cause of a riot amongst the Parisians of the day (1913), and thus was the center of much controversy at the times. In effect, it wasn't the music, but rather the dancing that really caused the riot. Or, in layman's terms: Paris-people no likey funky dancing. Happy?
Wagnerlover777 3 years ago
Yeah, (I was at music class today and we were having this song.
nigahiga6 3 years ago
This is chaos translated to music. Amazing.
gpeddino 4 years ago 3
YES YES YES. Tear down that wall!!! When watching Boulez' equestrian Sacre with my six year old, he commented that the conductor should be riding on the horses as well. I thought, WOW, maybe he's right. Then I see this! Cool!
iwanttowatchsomethin 4 years ago
1:33...far better than heavy metal...
kosths88 4 years ago 3
Energetic!!! Excellent!
science454 4 years ago
I keep imagining Stravinsky's music being played by a metal band...he was WAY ahead of his time.
VladimirSkaletsky 4 years ago 13
Go listen to Tool. Carefully.
peterbkrogh 4 years ago 3
yeah or the dillinger esacpe plan
MrMincer 3 years ago
@VladimirSkaletsky i would agree. dillinger escape plan?
mconner427 1 year ago
@VladimirSkaletsky
Dillinger Escape Plan! \m/ \m/
TranscendingMusic 1 year ago
Ha sido de las mejores cosas que he visto.
huttkynun 4 years ago
Fascinating interpretation. I would have liked to have seen more of the choreography.
SingingStovepipe 4 years ago
what is this part?
stephencraigen 4 years ago
The last part of "Mystic Circles of the Young Girls," "The Glorification of the Chosen One," and the beginning chord for "Evocation of the Ancestors."
anders59 4 years ago
it is one of the most powerful pieces of music ever written...and its fantastic.
stephencraigen 4 years ago 3
oh god lol the conductor
kevalenoxx 4 years ago
the conductor is wildin out
mallmoney 4 years ago 2
I love the conductor! haha
AgentGeorgina 4 years ago
Atonal my foot...
CarnalDiafragma 4 years ago 2
It's not atonal because it puts hierarchy between the notes. We can feel that. And also it's not based in any series.
skeldter 4 years ago
In all honesty... how is possible to conduct to this song?
Gettinghitonattheban 4 years ago
no its not atonal, it uses to much harmonies for that , but it is full of expression and therefore a very notable and great piece of work , i can imagine people were really fuckin surprised to hear this in 1913 :P lol
sebassatan 4 years ago
Huge riot broke out. ... It's almost as if he unknowingly created Metal.
Gettinghitonattheban 4 years ago
rofl yeah dude. they were hardcore dancin' to this shit.
Stravinsky= Original hxc
PatrickBateman930 4 years ago
Woah, I love the tempo he takes that at! It sounds really good at that faster tempo. His movements are so crazy too. At first I didn't read that he was taking part in the dance, so I thought he had just gone mad partway through the recording. Great upload!
richivinsky 4 years ago
I mean: This IS not atonal.This IS really nota atonal at all...
skeldter 4 years ago
This not atonal. This really not atonal at all. It's politonal but far from being atonal.
skeldter 4 years ago
the first time this was performed the crowd broke down the building and stared a riot
Reynyr 4 years ago
great piece of music! not a fan but its great. every shitty film composer owes a thank you for letting them rip this shit off!!
operabitch77 4 years ago
That's chaos, that's life
provoster 4 years ago
scary
gtrgyro 4 years ago
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its a horrible composition
bettiethebadger 4 years ago
hahaha. That's unbelievably ignorant. This is probably the greatest and most important composition of the 20th century.
beanlud 4 years ago 6
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you obviously didn't understand my comment bellend. its atonal and uses too much percussion. i don't like the composition. i kinda studied music beanlud bellend and know its significance in modern music...doesn't mean i have to like it. so lick my crack.
bettiethebadger 4 years ago
ARE YOU CRAZY!!!!! Beethoven was great with the use of the whole orchestra and Vivaldi was great with string, but Stranvinsky was the genius of percussion and multi-tempo and atonality, its wasn't meant to be beautiful and ethereal, it was me to be bloody, earthly and HUMAN, but if you dont like it, then i guess something's wrong with you.... no just kidding, tell me what's your favorite piece
armandofarras 2 years ago
It is considered among the top 5 most important compositions in musical history. To say its horrible would include some serious denial.
Funkypotat0 4 years ago 3
Good or bad is a matter of opinon, just because the masses say it's in the top 5 compositions of all time dosen't mean someone HAS to like it. By that logic I guess everyone should love kanye west cause he sold 6 million copies of his new CD. Denial of what? His opinon?
metalguitarplayer1 4 years ago
Not top 5, the 5 most important. And I'm not in denial of his opinion, what made you think that?
funkypotatoe 4 years ago
wow's right!!
this is the best i've heard this played.
very tight, great orchestra.
djrbfm 4 years ago
this music is so awesome i love the rite of spring but it terrifies me!!! lol
Iwantawasjob 4 years ago
It's funny how conductors emote so wonderously they could kill someone.
BandNazi 4 years ago
Belgallego . ''no answer comes from the thrown''... Only if you talk in english...
But then... whom among them would know anything about ''Roni Porat''? Lol
Foi uma condução curiosa...?
Saudações
Salut
encoberta 4 years ago
Me gustaría saber datos biográficos sobre Roni Porat en cualquier idioma occidental.
Gracias.
belgallego 4 years ago
Me gustó la forma pedagógica en que presenta la inmortal obra de Stravinsky. En cuanto a su dirección tiene el sello de una exhuberante e impetuosa juventud.
belgallego 4 years ago
how does the ball comedanudsn physics?
Gheti 4 years ago
aha
richtomes 4 years ago
Indeed.
redrabbitjohnson 4 years ago
wow...
BrachioInGen 4 years ago