Messiaen : Livre d'orgue --- III.
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Messiaen : Livre d'orgue --- IV.by MrRaph87776 views- 8:49
Messiaen : La Transfiguration de notre seigneur Jésus-Christ, II 2bby MrRaph87461 views
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Messiaen : La Nativité du Seigneur --- III.by MrRaph87679 views
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Olivier Messiaen : Sept Haikai (n° 1, 2 et 3).by MrRaph871,637 views
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Messiaen : Livre d'orgue --- V.by MrRaph87335 views
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Messiaen : Eclairs sur l'Au-Delà ... III.by MrRaph87661 views
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Messiaen : La Transfiguration de notre seigneur Jésus-Christ, I 2by MrRaph87675 views
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Messiaen : La Nativité du Seigneur --- II.by MrRaph87713 views
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Olivier Messiaen : Sept Haikai (n° 6 et 7).by MrRaph87738 views
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Messiaen : Eclairs sur l'Au-Delà ... VI.by MrRaph87790 views
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Messiaen: "Chronochromie", Part Twoby NewMusicXX2,713 views
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Messiaen : Eclairs sur l'Au-Delà ... IX.by MrRaph87772 views
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Messiaen: "Chronochromie", Part Oneby NewMusicXX10,763 views
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Messiaen : Eclairs sur l'Au-Delà ... I.by MrRaph871,367 views
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Chopin Prelude Op.28 No.2 in A minor Lento Martha Argerichby 4431k11,022 views
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Messiaen : Eclairs sur l'Au-Delà ... XI.by MrRaph871,726 views
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Messiaen : Eclairs sur l'Au-Delà ... II.by MrRaph87938 views
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Transports de Joie at Evreux Cathedralby bombarde1701a3,760 views
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Messiaen : La Transfiguration de notre seigneur Jésus-Christ, II 7by MrRaph871,509 views
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Stockhausen Klavierstuck IXby NickRedfernMusic5,123 views
When this serialist torture-machine contrasting its three motifs finally abates, a moment of inspiration is required — and the next two chords are unforgettable. (Remember I didn’t say they were NICE.) Extremes abound everywhere: in pitch range, dynamic range, stasis, motion. It remains real music, whether or not you can put up with it.
WattDeFalk 7 months ago
Notes from Ludwig Sears 2: The initial 3 repeated figures, indeed this whole movement, purposely toy with threshholds of both perception and tolerance: An extremely loud, extremely clangorous, extremely high-pitched chord, held longer and repeated more often than you can possibly stand, is interrupted by a slightly different chord played as short as possible in a large reverberant space.
WattDeFalk 7 months ago
Notes from Ludwig Sears 1: The subtitle "Hands in the Abyss" is a quote from another Biblical prophet’s mad hallucinations. Together with OM’s comment that this music recollects a moment of intense vertigo at the edge of a high mountain precipice, this may indicate a recurring “De Profundis Clamati” motif throughout the Organ Book. (The association with Bach’s “Orgelbüchlein” possibly smacks of self-mortifying irony.)
WattDeFalk 7 months ago
yes. Must be played in sunday churches :-)
WatchBlueSkies 1 year ago