Paul Hindemith was one of the most important composers of the beginning 20th century. Watch this video where he is conducting the Chicago Symphony Orchestra performing one of his own compositions, the Concert Music for Strings and Brass, Op. 50.
March 28, 2009
Categories: Avantgarde, Classical Music, Composers, Concert Music, Concerts, Conductors, orchestra . Tags: Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Classical Music, Concert Music, Concert Music for Strings and Brass, conducting, music, Paul Hindemith . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment
In this little video clip Glenn Gould plays Prelude in C minor from the Well-Tempered Clavier Volume 1 by Johann Sebastian Bach. This clip is an extract from the movie “32 Short Clips about Glenn Gould” and is published on youtube.
Glenn Gould is very famous for his interpretations of the works [...]
March 25, 2009
Categories: Accoustic Music Instruments, Classical Music, Composers, Concert Music, Piano, Soloing Artists, Songs . Tags: music, Glenn Gould, piano, music videos, Concert Music, Prelude in C Minor, Johann Sebastian Bach . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment
This video features the Kronos Quartet performing a classic Jimi Hendrix song called Foxy Lady. The Kronos Quartet is a musical ensemble of four young musicians who play string instruments. They all have studied a classical concert music instrumentalist career but have joined in this quartet with the goal to perform [...]
February 25, 2009
Categories: Avantgarde, Classical Music, Concert Music, Experimental Music, Quartet, Rock Music, Songs . Tags: Avantgarde, Concert Music, Foxy Lady, Jimi Hendrix, Kronos Quartet, music, Rock Music, string quartet, videos, Woodstock . Author: music4videos . Comments: 1 Comment
This video features female soprano singer Anne Sofie von Otter performing The Nightingale, the third song of Alban Berg’s composition Sieben Frühe Lieder (Seven Early Songs). Alban Berg is an austrian composer who together with Anton Webern studied with Arnold Schönberg. Schönberg showed them the rules of modern twelve tone music [...]
February 11, 2009
Categories: Accoustic Music Instruments, Avantgarde, Classical Music, Composers, Concert Music, Female Musicians, Female Singers, Lied, Songs, Voice, soprano . Tags: Alban Berg, Anne Sofie von Otter, Anton Webern, Arnold Schönberg, atonality, Concert Music, Lied, Sieben Frühe Lieder, soprano, twelve tone music, Viena . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment
This video shows Ivry Gitlis, a phenomenal violin player, performing Bela Bartok’s sonata for solo violin. Many people can’t afford this piece (and some more of the compositions written by Bela Bartok) and even think that the violin player is playing out of tune. This happens because this sonata for violin [...]
January 27, 2009
Categories: Accoustic Music Instruments, Avantgarde, Classical Music, Composers, Concert Music, Experimental Music, Folk Music, Nationalistic Music, Soloing Artists, Songs, Violin . Tags: music, sonata, piano, solo, violin, vids, avant-garde music, tonality, Concert Music, Bela Bartok, Ivry Gitlis, microtones, microtonality . Author: music4videos . Comments: Leave a Comment
This is a video clip with an interview of well known jazz piano player Bill Evans from 1966. Listen to this musician talking about what he calls the jazz process, considering jazz as a style. It’s interesting that Bill Evans considers jazz as more a creative process than a style, since [...]
January 25, 2009
Categories: Interviews with musicians, Jazz Music . Tags: Bill Evans, Composers, composition, Concert Music, creativity, improvisation, interviews, jazz, spontanity . Author: music4videos . Comments: 1 Comment