Jean Sibelius Believed He Was A Swan
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0:00 God, Sibelius, Loki
0:52 The Swan of Tuonela
2:59 Cor Anglais, Sibelius & Swans
3:52 Tom Adès & the L.S.O.
4:25 Sibelius 5 1st movement
5:44 Sibelius and 16 swans
7:06 'Trumpets, Nature-Mysticism and Life's Angst'
8:07 The Swan Theme in the Finale
10:42 Rotating cycles. Melancholy
10:50 Struggle and conclusion.
In this short video, Matthew King explores the music of Sibelius and his deep creative affinity with nature, and especially with swans. Two works are discussed: the early tone poem 'The Swan of Tuonela' (1893) and the 5th Symphony (1915) whose famous finale theme was inspired by a skein of 16 swans which flew over the composer as he was sketching the symphony.
'In Seven Days' by Thomas Adès is mentioned in the video. You can see a score-following video here: https://youtu.be/ceLy-dV89B0?si=4MyNaS2ra4hK92Ze and you can hear the music as originally intended with a video by Tal Rosner: https://youtu.be/n2B4KOGyTTk?si=M6WLlM9yskuCWInY
In the video, there is an excerpt from this performance of the Swan of Tuonela by the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra, conducted by Klaus Mäkelä: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V4tZCwI_oZw
The Cor Anglais excerpt came from this video of Simon Rattle and the Berlin Philharmonic: https://youtu.be/QY_PE4TgRkM?si=zhJS07S4jg2pQXNh
Excerpts from Sibelius's 5th Symphony come from this performance by the Frankfurt Radio Symphony, conducted by Dalia Stasevska: https://youtu.be/t3_nhltnEzU?si=fRe2fRHPL6I-J6rH and from this recent rehearsal by Thomas Adès and the L.S.O.: https://youtube.com/shorts/1J5N-JrSpcc?si=-TQq5e015tunplJS
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Pianist and Presenter: Matthew King (https://www.matthewkingcomposer.com)
Edited by Ian Coulter (https://www.iancoultermusic.com) Receive SMS online on sms24.me
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