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#classicalmusic #endings
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Stravinsky: Petrouchka
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• György Ligeti: Piano Concerto (1985-88)
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• 159 Erik Satie ~1913~ Embryons Dessé...
Ravel: Jeux d'eau
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• City Noir: III. Boulevard Night
Haydn: Symphony No. 59
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Beethoven: Symphony No.5
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Berlioz: Symphonie Fantastique
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Mozart: Symphony No.41 Jupiter
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Bach: Brandenburg Concerto No.5
• Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, 3r...
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Somewhere a Mahler symphony is still ending.
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"What are you going to do? Hold it for 5 minutes?"
Me (a tubist): nervous sweating
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I'd say that the "Is that it?" end of Petrushka is a very interestingly calculated end. Stravinsky knew that a strange ending would catch the people during the intense V-I and V7-I drenched romantic era quite off guard, but like ending a sentence with a random word before it's tangerine.
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I liked everything about this video, except the ending.
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For me, the most brilliant ending is Wagner's Tristan und Isolde. In fact, it lasts nearly 4 hours - starting with the very beginning of the opera...
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My favorite ending of all time is Holst's The Planets where a women's choir from an off-stage room slowly repeat their last few notes over and over again and diminish away as someone closes the door to the room until it fades away to nothing. Within a concert hall the effect is unforgettable and magical.
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Leave that Tchaikovsky Trio alone. It is indeed one of the best endings imaginable to a piece that is about remembering that someone dear has passed away. The logic behind it is striking. You have a Theme and Variations followed and a final variation that takes the function of a sonata form finale. It is lively and exciting and full of exuberance. And at the moment where everybody expects a raucous ending, like Tchaikovsky does so often, suddenly the a-minor of the opening movement forces itself back and the pain and mourning is back and then everything fades away into black nothingness.
It's the perfect musical image of being speechless over the untimely death of a friend.
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A quote I heard about Beethoven once:
"It must be by Beethoven, it has 12 endings!"
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at 4:46 what makes this joke ending even better is satie's marking above it - "cadence obligée (de l'auteur)" - which translates to "mandatory cadence (from the author)"
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Liszt Piano Sonata should be part of this video. He actually rewrote the flurry of chords and made something truly gratifying. Rach's concerto endings are legendary as well.
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I've always thought Rachmaninoff does the "cute anti-climactic ending" especially well in Variations on a Theme by Paganini.
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I like the Pertrushka Ending because it is symbolic to the ballet. It ends sinisterly with the dead puppet just hanging. It make senses in my opinion
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Traditional composer: "Ending a piece is a complex and difficult process"
Video game composer: 😏
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My top 5 favorite endings:
-Dvorjak's New World symphony (4th movement)
-Bartok's Romanian Dances
-Stravinsky's Rite of Spring
-Shostakovich's 11th symphony finale
-Szymanovski's Etude Op4 no 3.
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Best ending:
Leroy Anderson - Sleigh Ride - 'Fade out, fade out, fade out, NEEEIGHHH!!! CLIP! CLOP!, WHIP! DUM DUM'
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That Satie mock ending is a thing of beauty.
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Petrushka is a ballet. The ending is perfect for the narrative. The fact that people choose to perform it in concert does not change that.
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I've always favored the ending of John Cage's 4'33". So introspective.
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An incredible ending everyone should have heard is Shostakovich 15. Symphony. Can't imagine a more perfect ending for the last symphony.
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@LardGreystoke
4 years ago
Beethoven hammered the ending to death because hammering things to death was what Beethoven did, and Satie mocked him because Satie was a mocker, but if Beethoven had still been alive he would have hammered Satie to death.
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