Hola queridos y apreciados amigos, espero como siempre estén muy pero muy bien
Cómo muchas personas ya saben el domingo pasado quedó pospuesto para el día de hoy, pues no hubo mucha asistencia para poder realizarlo, es por ello que el día de hoy hago esta publicación para recordarles de éste.
Ya que estamos en el año aniversario del compositor Beethoven me parece sumamente importante hablar de dos de sus sinfonías más conocidas, "La quinta" que la escuchamos justo en el primer episodio del podcast y hoy que escucharemos y analizaremos la famosa e imponente Novena Sinfonía
Creo que la mayoría sabemos que esta última Sinfonía es sumamente importante pero, ¿por qué no hablarlo un poco antes del podcast? Así que, aqui unos datos:
Uno de los tantos motivos por los que la Sinfonía 9 es muy importante para la historia es que a partir de esta habría un antes y un después. Musicalmemte hablando porque anteriormente a esta no había existido ninguna Sinfonía que tuviera coros y solistas en sus partituras. Fue la primera Sinfonía y usar este formato.
Es por ello que luego vendría Mahler a también usar este recurso en varias de sus sinfonías, precisamente porque gustó tanto al público cómo al músico. Algo muy nuevo y diferente.
Como dato curioso es importante mencionar que a partir de esta todos músicos compositores iban a tener un cierto miedo por componer una "Novena Sinfonía", básicamente por dos motivos:
1) A partir de la creación de esta Sinfonía todos, absolutamente todos iban a comparar cada novena Sinfonía de diferentes compositores para ver si era mejor o peor que esta. Por ello mucha gente evitó llegar a su Sinfonía 9.
2) Se dice que hubo o hay una maldición que hacía que los compositores después de componer sus 9na Sinfonía morían, pues hay una lista sumamente larga que por supuesto revelaremos en el podcast de hoy.
Dicho esto, estan sumamente invitados a ser parte del cuarto episodio del podcast "De paseo por la música" hoy a las 17h Argentina, 4pm hora Venezuela, en los servidores de discord de mi querido @cervantes
¡Todos bienvenidos!
- Todas las imagenes usadas son de Pixabay.com y la portada editada con Snapseed
Hello dear and dear friends, I hope you are always very, very well
As many people already know, last Sunday was postponed to today, because there was not much attendance to be able to do it, that is why today I make this publication to remind you of it.
Since we are in the anniversary year of the composer Beethoven it seems extremely important to talk about two of his best-known symphonies, "La quinta" that we heard right in the first episode of the podcast and today that we will listen and analyze the famous e imposing Ninth Symphony
I think most of us know that this latest Symphony is extremely important, but ¿why not talk about it a bit before the podcast? So, here are some facts:
One of the many reasons why the Symphony 9 is very important for history is that from this point on there would be a before and an after. Musically speaking, because before this there had been no Symphony that had choirs and soloists in its scores. It was the first Symphony and use this format.
That is why later Mahler would also use this resource in several of his symphonies, precisely because the public and the musician liked it as much. Something very new and different.
As a curious fact, it is important to mention that from this point on, all composing musicians were going to have a certain fear of composing a "Ninth Symphony", basically for two reasons:
1) From the creation of this Symphony everyone, absolutely everyone was going to compare each Ninth Symphony of different composers to see if it was better or worse than this one. That is why many people avoided reaching his Symphony 9.
2) It is said that there was or is a curse that made composers die after composing their 9th Symphony, as there is an extremely long list that of course we will reveal in today's podcast.
That said, you are highly invited to be part of the fourth episode of the podcast "On a walk through music" today at 5:00 p.m. Argentina, 4:00 p.m. Venezuela time, on the discord servers of my dear @cervantes
All welcome!
- All images used are from pixabay.com And the cover, edited with Snapseed
Saludos. Allí estaremos si las condiciones lo permiten.
Mil gracias siempre por el apoyo!!!!
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