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Beethoven Grosse Fuge pt-2

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Uploaded by on Apr 9, 2007

Alban Berg Quartett - 1989

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  • I feel compelled to write something but this does not connect with words. It comes from and is about where words don't apply. One just knows that this is profound and deep with meaning without being able to say what that meaning is. This may be Beethoven's greatest but don't vote before hearing opus 132.

  • @tagover , actually, historically, it's op 131 that's been voted #1 frequently. Shubert, for example, as a death-bed wish, chose to hear 131 .

  • Finally.

    If God was to speak with Beethoven's music.

    This piece explains why he forgives us.

  • NetworkHaze,

    Very well put.

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  • It's my opinion that this is one Beethovens greatest works if not THE Greatest.

  • EVERY NOTE of this work is a Landmark in the History of Human Being.

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  • If God could make love to my ears, he'd use Beethoven's music. It's like he's forgiving my many, many sins by giving Beethoven the gift of this music, which makes love in my ears.

  • @sudrug Even so, Beethoven considered opus 132 to be his greatest achievement. I for one am partial to opus 135. No matter what they are all masterworks.

  • incredible.

    its like watching a revolution.

  • Definition of epic

  • 1:00 - 1:35 = musical orgasm, at least

  • @sudrug yes - its op 131 that is considered to be his greatest achievement in string quartets. However Schubert also wrote amazing quartets - D804 and D887 are my personal favorite quartets by him.

  • 6:07 tongue-finger!

    xD

  • What a colossal performance, such intensity. I wish there were a film of this with the Fitzwilliam Quartet, one of my very favorite recordings.

  • Remember, this was originally the last movement of Beethoven's String Quartet Op. 130.

  • @sudrug I mean, 131

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