Hola nuevamente querida comunidad, espero estén todos muy bien,
Cómo les comenté ayer, el día de hoy les quiero traer música clásica para continuar un poco con lo que vengo escribiendo en el post de la mañana, la música clásica.
Dentro de esta categoría hay un montón de músicos que marcaron con características interesantes, músicos de distintas partes del mundo.
Hoy quiero traerles uno de ellos, quien nació en Francia específicamente en París, llamado Camille Saint Saens (compositor, director orquestal y organista) considerado uno de los compositores franceses que más poderío le dió a las obras de este país, junto a Debussy.
La música de Saint Saens es netamente romántica, donde tuvo muchos recursos timbricos que hasta el día de hoy son caracteristicas importantísimas del romanticismo francés, detalles cómo juegos colores timbricos nuevos (nuevos para la época, por supuesto), una armonía quizás más oscura, y en el caso del violin, conexiones con el arco evitando el vibrato en un principio.
La obra de hoy, "Introducción y rondó caprichoso" de este compositor, tiene integrada muchas de estas cosas pero sobretodo un detalle importante que es ese "aire" español proveniente de la importante movida musical española, en la que tuvo mucha movida en esas fechas gracias al famoso violinista Pablo Sarasate, a quien Saint Saens le dedicaría la pieza corta.
Para darles una pequeña idea de este comienzo el cual les interpretaré en el video, es imaginarnos un baile de la corte. En el que la música fluye y el peso de la pierna fluye con ella, así que el ejemplo perfecto puede ser que el pie cae en el suelo con el peso justo en el primer tiempo del compas, dándole impulso a la música. En esto básicamente se basa esta introducción con cambios rotundos de humor que escucharán allí.
Ah y disculpen el corte del final, mi celular se quedó sin espacio y bueno 🤷🏽♂️ (ya había hecho varios videos y este fue el mejor)
Espero les guste queridos, un abrazo grande!
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Hello dear community again, I hope you are all very well,
As I told you yesterday, today I want to bring you classical music to continue a little with what I have been writing in the morning post, classical music.
Within this category there are a lot of musicians who marked with interesting characteristics, musicians from different parts of the world.
Today I want to bring you one of them, who was born in France specifically in Paris, named Camille Saint Saens (composer, conductor and organist) considered one of the French composers who gave more power to the works of this country, along with Debussy.
The music of Saint Saens is purely romantic, where it had many timbral resources that to this day are very important characteristics of French romanticism, details such as new timbre colors (new for the time, of course), a perhaps darker harmony, and in the case of the violin, connections to the bow avoiding vibrato at first.
Today's work, "Introduction and roundabout capricious" by this composer, has many of these things integrated but above all an important detail that is that Spanish "air" coming from the important Spanish musical movement, in which it had a lot of movement at that time Thanks to the famous violinist Pablo Sarasate, to whom Saint Saens would dedicate the short piece.
To give you a little idea of this beginning, which I will interpret in the video, is to imagine a court dance. In which the music flows and the weight of the leg flows with it, so the perfect example may be that the foot falls on the ground with the weight just in the first beat of the beat, giving the music momentum. This is basically what this introduction is based on, with resounding mood swings that you will hear there.
Oh and excuse the cut at the end, my phone ran out of space and well 🤷🏽♂️ (I had already made several videos and this was the best)
I hope you like it dear ones, a big hug!
¡Me gusta, me gusta mucho!
Bella siempre!! En un ratito te hago llegar algo al ws para que lo escuches jajaja☺️
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