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Prokofiev "Romeo & Juliet", Sacrum-Profanum Festival part1

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"Mise en scène" - projection - for Prokofiev "Romeo & Juliet" concert on Sacrum-Profanum Festival, Krakow 2005, part1, Cracov Philharmonic Orchestra, spectacle by M. Sobociński. Video created by Maciej Sobociński and Paweł Augustynek-Halny.

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  • This is a masterpiece. Unfortunately someone got a "great" idea of placing a guy/girl with a fuckin` "sax". Why? WHYYY!?

  • What do you mean?

  • It looks a little like 2001: a space odyssey

  • I ensure you it was not make with premeditation :)

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  • sounds like an epic boss battle out in a sea storm

  • Music can play the part of a Rorschach inkblot. I have enjoyed reading through the various interpretations of this work. For me it speaks about the captains of industry and a brave new world, before the reality really hits us.

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  • This used to be a opening theme to a TV program in the early fifties. That's how I

    learn to love classical by the TV shows that played them.

  • No words for this superb composition...

  • 4:50 favorite part

  • @AmandalaWill: That's a good comparison. My sightings are of the grim past of mankind, the eternal suffering through all times — it's at the same time 19th century death, as it's also a thousand years ago and the present day — and as of the World war: the merciless tanks thundering over the frozen wastes of the Russian thundra.

  • Tenor saxophone is scored throughout the entire work, but it just sticks out here because Prokofiev wrote the solo to start on a low C#, which is a very difficult note to play gracefully and this particular saxophonist did a pretty shitty job of it.

  • What the...!!! Carmina Burana is just the opposite!!! Is party, sex and medieval rockarolla!!!

  • can you tell me the min when you figured this out? I cannot hear it through the horns...

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