Arnold Schönberg - Suite Op 25 Per Pianoforte

People going to hate on this bc they can't do any better

you obligatorily must check yourself into a psych ward in preparation for a performance of this piece

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dou 1000 dolares pra quem descobrir qual é o ton central da música

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Bravo Mr Mizrahi !!!

Great music. Very intentional and precise. Expresses many intricate ideas, as they might occur naturally. The serial logic seems discernable.

Tight

What a great performance! Best regards from Italy

This sounds like me when I was younger and I was allowed to "play" at my grand parents piano lmao

so much expression and enthusiasm coming from this pianist's body gestures and facial expressions. it's as incredible just to watch him play, as it is to listen to the music

Bravo! Such a masterpiece, that only the few could understand or appreciate.

Just like a painting that no one could convey yet the storyline is so dark and deep. Almost like lost in the woods filled with worry and confusion. It can't be all shiny and happy. Fear and sadness is part of reality.

This work is an experimental work that is very difficult to express.
The musical idea is classic.
The style is modern.
There are contradiction.

it is very very scary?

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Ciao

Brilliant!

Great performance and beautiful music.

I'm wondering if anyone is knowledgeable about Thelonious Monk and is also familiar with the second Vienna school serialists? My music theory leaves much to be desired so the twelve tone row is pretty abstract to me. However Monk is thought of as a stride pianists and I get that, but I also sense a strong connection in practice between him and the serialists. Monk repeats themes which is unavoidable because he's playing standards, to my ear he never repeats the same chord structure. I looked up Shoenberg today and came upon this because I wanted to compare Monk's fingering to a classical pianist playing twelve tone theory. Since his death people have revealed that Monk may have been bipolar and I wondered if his unique fingering was partly because of his mental state. Could there be Asperger's or something else related to being bipolar. And I'm not a mental health expert so I recognize I might be all over the place so I apologise for the crassness. But, in fact I do see some of the same almost odd fingering here and I'm guessing it's different because they're not playing the tonic as I'm used to seeing?
I meant twelve tone theory is abstract, but I love this music and have listened to Berg chamber music and operas, some Shoenberg, Webern, and Stravinsky's Agon and Movements for Piano and Orchestra two perfect twelve tone scores (I'm told). Of course Stravinsky eschewed the twelve tone theory until they were all dead and then wrote the two ballets but nevertheless great ballets.

Excellently performed !

I’m new to this. I can’t get into it right now, but maybe eventually.

amazing

Un vivo ringraziamento dall' Italia, Maestro Mizrahi !

Underrated

If I put my two cats on the piano, their composition would be better than this. I'm sorry, but this is utter garbage.

The wonderful thing about playing Schoenberg is that if you make a mistake and play the wrong note no one can tell the difference anyway.

Good lord. This is so well organized in terms of traditional structures, thought I was listening to Prokofiev. Yikes!