#modern classical music

[sjwallin]

Look at how purty this is!!!! 

The official score collection of the works found on SHARDS, including program notes and sheet music art work! Available in PDF and hardcover editions! 

Find it at https://sound-deliverance.blog/shards/

#music scores #new album #modern classical music #neurodivergent composers #women composers #new books #ebook #hardcover

[gasparodasalo]

Gianluca Bersanetti (b. 1964) - Concerto “in stile barocco” for 4 Harpsichords and Strings in g-minor, III. Allegro. Performed by Michele Barchi, Roberto Loreggian, Francesco Baroni and Francesca Bacchetta, harpsichords, and L’Arte dell’Arco on baroque instruments.

#gianluca bersanetti #classical music #baroque #harpsichord #orchestra #modern classical music #period instruments #harpsichord concerto #concerto #strings #string orchestra #rarely performed composers #keyboard #neobarqoue #neo baroque #neo baroque music #baroque music

[mysticalblizzardcolor]

Listen/purchase: Organ Fantasia by John Martini Music

This is how I see Organ music in my mind. For me the organ is the king of Fractal, Psychedelic, MindScape Travels.  

#bandcamp #Instrumental Music #Modern Classical Music #Synth #Psychedelic Art #Fractal Art

[kdo-three]

Carl Orff ~ ”Carmina Burana” - No. 25 ~ Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi O Fortuna (Reprise) (1975) Composer: Carl Orff | Composed in 1935 and 1936

Cantata | Classical Music | Modern Classical Music

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Personnel: Conductor: Andre Previn The London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus St. Clement Danes Grammer School Boys’ Choir Vocals: Sheila Armstrong Gerald English Thomas Allen

Produced by Christopher Bishop

Recorded: @ Kingsway Hall in London, England UK November 25, 1974 - November 27, 1974

Released: in 1975

EMI Electrola Die Stimme seines Herrn (German imprint of “His Master’s Voice”)

#Carl Orff #Andre Previn #London Symphony Orchestra #St. Clement Danes Grammer School Boys’ Choir #Classical Music #Modern Classical Music #1930's #1970's #Carmina Burana #O Fortuna #EMI Records

[livyamel]

That moment when your new favourite song you have to listen to over and over till you're tired of it is ...

40 minutes long

💀

#classical music do be like that #litvinovsky #modern classical music #modern classical #pelleas et melisande #pélleas et mélisande

[clemsfilmdiary]

Fantasia (1940, various)

12/23/22

#Fantasia #Disney #animation #Mickey Mouse #Walt Disney #Wilfred Jackson #Norman Ferguson #David Hand #40s #music #classical music #modern classical music #Beethoven #Ludwig van Beethoven #Igor Stravinsky #Tchaikovsky #The Nutcracker #Greek Mythology #pastoral #prehistory #dinosaurs #magic #demons #color #technicolor #devil #family #music video

[mellowchouchou]

Ma mère l'oye - Maurice Ravel

Performed by the Prague Festival Orchestra conducted by Pavel Urbánek

#Ma mère l'oye #Ma mere l'oye #Maurice Ravel #Ravel #classical music #modern classical #modern classical music #music #modern period #Prague Festival Orchestra #Pavel Urbánek #Pavel Urbanek

[pettybourgeoiz]

#music discovery #music #spotify link #spotify #music artists #okkyung lee #here we are (once again) #song #modern classical #modern classical music #free improvisation #chamber music #avant-garde jazz #electroacoustic #Bourgeoiz Music Discovery #MORE MUSIC ON MY BLOG #from me

[alightinthelantern]

Since it's now officially Spooky Season, try on this avant-garde classical piece for size: "The Banshee" (comp. 1925) by Henry Cowell. It requires two people to play: one person to sit at the bench and hold the damper pedal down throughout, and another to actually play the work by scratching and plucking the piano strings, for unearthly effect.

#Henry Cowell #The Banshee #Banshee #Halloween #Spooky Season #bean sí #bean si #classical music #modern classical music #modernism #avant garde #avant-garde #avant garde music #Youtube

[sjwallin]

So so proud of these talented ladies studying this summer with the Chamber Music Institute Southern California for tackling my “Greek Dance” for string quartet (along with one of my fav Haydn quartets)!! Thank you for bringing my music to life! 🙏

#string quartet #original music #live performance #women composers #neurodivergent composers #modern classical music

[gasparodasalo]

Federico Maria Sardelli (b. 1963) - Fuga postale for Strings and Basso continuo in G-Major (2007). Performed by Federico Maria Sardelli/Modo Antiquo on baroque instruments.

#federico maria sardelli #baroque #classical music #orchestra #neo baroque #period instruments #neobaroque #baroque music #strings #string orchestra #21st century classical music #modern classical music

[thephilosopheroftheboudoir]

Roberto Cacciapaglia

Sei Note in Logica (Part 1)

#roberto cacciapaglia #avant garde classical #classical music #modern classical music #Youtube

[entheo-music]

Ryuichi Sakamoto - Amore

#Ryuichi Sakamoto - Amore #Ryuichi Sakamoto #Amore #piano music #2009 #modern classical music #modern classical #relaxing music #R.I.P.

[mysticalblizzardcolor]

Listen to: Bicycle Day 2024 (Mellotron preset in C# minor) by John Martini Music

#bandcamp #Modern Classical Music #Bicycle day #Dr. Albert Hofmann

[ravegirlrevelry]

Masakatsu Takagi - Marginalia #117

very relaxing and pretty. i can't get enough of compositions like these. i seriously have found this super lovely niche in my music tastes that makes me feel really at home

10/10

#music #music recommendation #svntax recommends music #masakatsu takagi #marginalia #marginalia 117 #experimental music #modern classical music #composition #im crying #Spotify

[frankengrlz]

it's immediately clear that both the creature and victor find some of their greatest comforts in nature and that's one of the key features that connects them and proves they're not so different from each other, but i've also noticed that they tend to admire different TYPES of nature

victor tends to amaze at "the high and snowy mountains [...] immense glaciers [...] the rumbling thunder of the falling avalanche [...] the supreme and magnificent mont blonc" (65), typically finding the most comfort in the "savage and enduring scenes" (64) which tend to be colder and rougher yet unchanging; while the creature found that his "chief delights were the sight of the flowers, the birds, and all the gay apparel of summer" (94). there is probably something to be said about the creature's affinity for spring and summer, the seasons of rebirth, of NATURAL and beautiful life, a direct contrast to his unnatural, coldly scientific, "wretched" rebirth that he abhors so much

i was discussing this idea with a friend, who added that victor finding solace in the frozen and dead beauty of wintery environments, a typically less-favoured season, could reflect how victor often refuses himself the typical joys of life. throughout the novel, he struggles with his self-worth because of the guilt induced by his creation of the creature and the deaths that then followed, and the only reason he even desires peace and comfort is because he knows he needs to present himself that way to his family in order for them to be happy ("i [...] wished that peace would revisit my mind only that i might afford them consolation and happiness" [62]). i built on her idea by noting how the creature acknowledged that he "required kindness and sympathy; but [he] did not believe [him]self unworthy of it" (94), a completely contrasting stance from victor, who finds himself undeserving of the many comforts offered to him by his family

furthermore, it seems that victor finds beauty in glory & majesty ("[the scenery] spoke of a power mighty as Omnipotence--and i ceased to fear, or to bend before any being less almighty than that which had created and ruled the elements" [64]), while the creature finds beauty in warmth & growth. both characters seem to find what they desire(d) in the versions of the natural world that they admire most

to reference what i said in the beginning about the connections between victor and the creature, this observation only contributes to my understanding that victor and the creature are incredibly similar, and many of their identical traits involve a rejection or a reversal of the other; they both ardently wish for each other's destruction, they both ruined each other, they're the reason that the other is simultaneously a victim and a villain in their own sense, they both hate themselves but for reversed reasons (victor hates himself for what he's done rather than what he is, while the creature hates himself for what he is more than what he's done), and now this--they both find solace in nature, just opposing kinds. like father, like son

#if any of my friends see this #hiii #my apologies if i missed something crucial #i hope this makes sense. maybe it doesn't #maybe i didn't make any points at all! or maybe this is already well-known information #frankenstein #frankenstein the modern prometheus #mary shelley #mary shelly's frankenstein #classic lit #classic literature #gothic lit #gothic literature #frankenstein a new musical #literary analysis #victor frankenstein #frankenstein's monster #frankenstein's creature #adam frankenstein