Franz Schubert - trio op. 100 (D 929)

[kOiii7]

ARE YOU ALIIIIVE

[Don7p4nic]

Io al momento ne so pochissimo di musica classica, ma quanto cazzo mi prende bene Schubert.

[rathwulf]

This piece is very strange, as you see the emotional evolution of it. It starts melancholically thoughtful and then advances towards a more well natured tone. As if dawn is breaking in a very cloudy forest and small pieces of sun filters trough the trees. And then you start seeing an unfolding beauty, a water lotus perhaps, or a humming bird, yet everything is completely silent and expecting. A deer passes running and continues doing so. Then you wait and everything is calm again. 

[jogejoge100]

Brings a lot of melancholic feelings that may be what he had when he compose this movement.

beautifulllllllll 

[MrGlitche]

One guy miss the like button. Or he must be thinking that it was the download button :)

[roland1974365]

Questa e' musica che parla direttamente all'animo degli esseri umani

[SchleichHorseClub]

That's Magic, This Fabulous ! I love... ♥

[BoStevoD]

So many emotions richly combined in a sort of chemical reaction against the purely rational prose of his time, and laid out in just the right trajectory, layering and layering this complex narrative framework together. Simply amazing.

[mracquaefuoco]

non lo avevo mai sentito è bellisssssiiiimo

[morganteaccirt]

che strane modulazioni, but this compos. is so beautyful......

[cacaman897]

The mecanic bring me here

[DafniElissa]

Barry Lindon ;D

[Adri58]

One of the best masterpieces ever

[Dinelliful]

Che bello questo Trio... non lo conoscevo... è di una modernità assoluta, non sembra scritto 200 anni fa. Ha praticamente l'anima di un Tango, probabilmente è il primo tango della storia della musica. Bellissimo veramente.

[Mellebisousnourse]

Magnifique !!

[123must]

Yes I agree with you !

Thanks

[AshaBays]

@ Miami1600 and yourglub63, the English title for the movie you are thinking of, is "The Hunger", starring Catherine Deneuve, David Bowie, and Susan Sarandon. I agree wholeheartedly, the music absolutely makes the film work.

With such profoundly beautiful music, words fail me... Just wanted to chime in and offer the English title for the movie you were thinking of.

[Galicjanka96]

Wspaniałe!!!

[bloubalie]

This song is verry beautiful, it's...extraordinary....

[DafniElissa]

barry lindon!

[123must]

I've lost the word " know "

[123must]

one of my vavourites :Do you the musicians?

Thanks for the post

[AfroPoli]

@123must Sounds like the Beaux Arts Trio to me.

[slitheredxscars]

Finally, the mechanic and about an hour of searching sent me here :) im mesmerized.

[achmadhendra]

@slitheredxscars me too. LOL

[antonio1977jp]

Schubert was, without doubt, one of the greatest geniuses of music in the world, beside Mozart, Liszt, Beethoven, Brahms and Tchaikovsky. Sadly, it is almost impossible to see a genius like Schubert in the world of music in modern days. Effectively, this music touches inside the soul.

[scouter14]

I checked out Amazon and am pretty sure that it is the Beaux Arts Trio.

Anthony Paterno

[scouter14]

A marvelous performance of a marvelous work ! Who's doing it?

Anthony Paterno

[aqerd]

Thanks God, today we have Justin Bieber..... sad...

[100irissa]

god, i love it... i never get tired of this

[miami1600]

I think the piece is beautiful. One only need forget the vampire movie to which it has been associated and the piece becomes quite uplifting and beautiful, even gentle.

[yorglub63]

@miami1600 : "the vampire movie" as you said was Les Prédateurs in french (can't remember the orginal english title, The Hunters maybe) by T. Scott and it is also a pure masterpiece. It may not be necessary to associate the movie to the Schubert music and vice-versa in order to appreciate it/them, but please acknowledge that the Schubert Trio fitted perfectly well the movie and actually contributed to make it "uplifting and beautiful, even gentle" ;)

[dilnazar]

Magnifique Rose!!! The best performance of this mouvement of trio!!!!

[dilnazar]

Magnifique Rose!!! The best performance of this mouvement of trio!!!!

[yngwiethebest]

pieno di pathos

[007strauss]

A bit too fast,IMHO!

[MrMaxmorphing]

@007strauss is andante con moto

[aslaugragnars]

Of course it is tragic that he died a such an young age but he left us more than most older people ever manage to do.

[zarathoustra1000]

J e vous rappelle que le thème principal n'est pas de Schubert. Qu'importe, les traitements qu'il lui a réservés l'autorise à se l'approprier.

[Organiste06]

De qui donc ?

[zarathoustra1000]

@zarathoustra1000

"D'après Gustav

[darinraychev]

Wrong D-Number - the right is 929

[Mazsofi]

I'm curious about the feelings which Schubert had when he wrote it... They must be interesting!!

[Mattmerg93]

@Mazsofi I could think that Schubert was very thoughtful when he wrote it...but it's my own impression, I could mistake! ;)

[StevieFromHolland]

@Mattmerg93

He was just diagnosed with syplis (deadly in those days) If im correct. Anyway, his best piece imo.

[achmadhendra]

me too!

[LolCaramelz]

@Mazsofi

Probably something along the lines of "money money money money"

[Roe27Ger]

pleasantblue is right. This is from the second piano trio in E flat, D.929. D.897 refers to the Notturno, which is in the same key and also for violin/cello/piano, but only about 10 minutes long

[shipcomesin]

oh i just observed you have already commented on this comment :)

[kwastormayt]

one of the strangest and strongest pieces ever

[lucioscp]

One of my favorits composers,he died(like Mozart and Chopin) so young,...meteor and same time full lifes,never will be so greatest composers,imagine if they died at age of 70!!!

[skellez83]

Yes, same here...but if you think about it, there was no giant genius that died so old. Probably the genius, the intelligence sometimes consumes people.

[lucioscp]

you right:)

[perricida]

Well, that's kind of inaccurate actually! There are plenty of examples. For instance, Leonardo Da Vinci died when he was almost 70 years old and he was one of the greatest men ever to have lived.

[skellez83]

I know what you mean...I shouldn't have said that there is no one. Probably I was thinking about some musicians. They often just burn. But you're right. Let's say Einstein also!

[shipcomesin]

I don't think this is true. Take for instance Leonardo da Vinci, he died at 67 and Johann Wolfgang von Goethe died at 83 years of age! Schubert had syphilis and that's why he died at 31. That was the time when his creativity and his fame were growing, so it was a pretty happy time for him, but he could not beat the syphilis he had contracted in earlier years. Diseases consume you, not a great musical spirit, I think..

[Countemolover]

das ist das schönste klassische stück, das ich seit langem gehört habe!!

ist übrigens auch in der werbung "fuel for life" des italienischen labels Diesel !!

[pleasantblue]

This piece should be D929, not D897.

[elgranrafa]

ay la putisima madre que lo parioo

[FraDeAt]

Wunderschön! Kenn ich garnicht, obwohl Cello....

[BammBammMarmol]

Es precioso, pero no es D897, es D929.

[debartzen]

Un anacronísmo que no es tal en la B.S.O. de "Barry Lyndon".Kübrick,lo hace,a queriendas.

Aquí Schubert,no es plenamente romántico y se parece más a Mozart o Haydn,que por ejemplo a Lizst.

[JoseJoaquin3]

estoy de acuerdo contigo, yo ignoraba que schubert escribio la pieza y al ver la pelicula encontre que ambientaba perfecto la época

[johnclones]

There was a funny commercial in 96' using this music. It was for one of the cell phone companuies in the St.Louis area. Does any body remember it?

[2251813]

BARBARIANS !!!!!!

[ruminantedevastante]

non sono un'appassionato di musica classica ma questo brano fa venire i brividi

[Tinkerbella72]

Magnifique chanson!

[memecapotte]

Ce n'est pas un chanson, mais un morceau. Un chanson, c'est chanté!

[Refrescospepito]

The Andante is the most boring movement of the Schubert Op. 100.

Don't know whay in Youtube are hundreds of versions of this movement and none of the 1st or other movements which I consederer much most interesting.

[Mattmerg93]

I think if lots of people listen this piece it will mean that is the best movement, and not boring.

[giobia88]

@Mattmerg93

right

[arthurfoxache]

I urge you to give it some more time. This movement is right up there with the rest of the trio and indeed with the rest of his sublime late works.

[sLiMsHaDyALwAyS]

It's probably because it's been played in several films including the Kubrick masterpiece Barry Lyndon.

[tigrushina]

this piece is like a story, as if it is an open book reading itself, splendid!

by far one of my favourite composers! Bravo!

[monaXXXX]

thanx for sharing.

It's pity that he died so young, at age 31.

[Mattmerg93]

Yes, it's a pity. Schubert is my favourite composer, and this is my favourite trio...thanx a lot for your comment

[musicdivinemusic]

Right... "Three" musicians, of course. First class. I've listened to this dozens of times already. Thanks a lot, really.

[Mattmerg93]

Thank you very much! You're very kind!

[musicdivinemusic]

This is wonderful! Very energetic, spirited interpretation. I just would like to know who are these two excellent musicians. First class.

[Mattmerg93]

Thank you very much! These three excellent musicians take part of the Beaux Arts Trio...

[astyanax27]

@Mattmerg93 - When was this recorded? Menahem Pressler was the pianist for the 50 or so years of their existence, but the other two changed, I think, more than once.

[Toxxic88]

So beautiful, this piece never gets old *****