Schostakovitch - Chamber Symphony op. 110 - 2
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Dmitri Shostakovich - Chamber Symphony op. 110a (Part 1)by Atay90003,551 views- 7:52
Shostakovich Sinfonia for Strings, Op. 110 - Mov. II & IIIby Arkhangemon13,286 views
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Schostakovitch - Chamber Symphony op. 110 - 3by giorgiapionava4,885 views
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Shostakovich Chamber Symphony, Part 1by maestrogandhi3,885 views
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Shostakovich Chamber Symphony, Part 3by maestrogandhi854 views
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Shostakovich Sinfonia for String Orchestra No. 110 - Mov. Iby Arkhangemon8,437 views
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Shostakovich string quartet no. 8by markjohnstonviolin24,253 views
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Shostakovich, Symphony No. 5 Mvt. 4by Canados477,830 views
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Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8 in C Minor (III)by silentsteps114,461 views
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Chostakovitch - Quatuor à cordes n°8 op 110 2e & 3e mvtsby SystemNATARAJA4,863 views
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Britten - Simple Symphony - Boisterous Bourreeby earthatic37,459 views
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Hilary Hahn - Shostakovich Violin Concerto (part 4)by Oxy151268111,281 views
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Rostropovich plays Shostakovich Cello Concerto No. 1 - 1/4by imusiciki101,569 views
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D.SHOSTAKOVICH-String Quartet No.7,Op.108by FrankfurtStrings8,056 views
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Shostakovich String Quartet No. 8 in C Minor (IV)by silentsteps51,785 views
Truly, Shostakovich was great, but I wonder how many people knew him before they read Vollmann...
DavidGaldis 6 months ago
While the triple repetition in the fourth movement is like some kind of execution, with the subtle shift in harmony having us wonder: does the sacrifice of people in wars actually improve anything.. ? This moves on to an elegaic slow-moving stream of music, every bit as impressive as the slow movement of the 'Eroica' - which is really dealing with the same emotional territory. The coda, recalls the most poignant moments of Tippett's Concerto for Double String Orchestra or Strauss's 4Last Songs
MFMSMITH 11 months ago
It is like a dreadful, evil waltz of bad spirits as well as being a parody of nationalistic cliches (the martial ta-ta-tum-tee-taa) recalling the absurdly overdone C major cadence at the end of the Trumpet and Piano Concerto.
MFMSMITH 11 months ago
Yes, this is from the Eighth Quartet - a response to the bombing of Dresden by the Allies. The word you want is mournful - l mourningful is very poetic. Noble Savage is allusion to Rousseau. To call yourself thus is somewhat vainglorious! I think the quartet version is much stronger. Strangely enough the Latvians do not play this very passionately,so far as I can judge on a tiny computer.
MFMSMITH 11 months ago
My comment IS NOT SPAM. I just simply had many mistake, :S
HarmoniumLibri 1 year ago 2
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I always found that interlude of nostalgia after the devastation of the movement to be most heart wrenching--no doubt alluding to World War 2 [Shostakovich, as always, was pushed to isolate his dedication only to fascism--since he trapped in Communist Russia and eventually joined the party]
Thanks for posting
MrNobleSavagery 2 years ago 2