Eller - Prelude in G minor
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"In the 1930s Eller's tonal language became more modern and he ran into trouble with Soviet authorities who condemned some of his works as "formalist."
I think you're mistaken here. Estonia was incorporated to the Soviet Union in the 1940's. In the 1930's the country was independent and modernism wasn't officially condemned. Eller's student Tubin incorporated folk songs even after emigrating to Sweden.
Thanks for the post!
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Wonderful
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Eller preludes are really great!!
I hope you will post more Eller composition!
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It's true! It's a combinatio of romanticism and surrealistic/avanguardist music!
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Who is the pianist?
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Strangely, darkly seductive. These pieces remind me sometimes of A. Scriabin and Feinberg.
4candles 2 years ago 3
I like it.
vysehrad 2 years ago 2