Satie's 8th Gnossienne! An Unknown Masterpiece

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0:00 Satie’s 8th Gnosienne. Introduction. Satie is a great composer
1:18 Messiaen. Robert Caby’s original title
2:22 Why I think it’s a Gnossienne (with examples).
5:48 Summary of the piece. Almost like Fauré. A journey.
6:30 A few corrections. Like & Subscribe etc.
7:14 Satie's 8th Gnossienne with animated commentary.

In this video, Matthew King introduces what he believes to be Satie’s 8th Gnossienne, composed in 1897, and left unpublished until 1968, when it was given the title ‘Petite Ouverture à Danser’, and slightly altered by the composer Robert Caby. Matthew explains why Satie is a great composer, who crafted perfect little gems, and why this piece seems to belong within the same genre as the composer’s other Gnossiennes. The performance in this video refers to Satie’s original manuscript which is displayed at the end of the video with an animated commentary.

The short Messiaen excerpt in this video is from his 1974 masterpiece ‘Des canyons aux étoiles…’ for piano and large ensemble, in a recording by the Orchestre Philharmonique de Radio France, with Roger Muraro (piano solo) conducted by Myung-Whun Chung.

All other excerpts come from recordings by Matthew King on this channel.

Other Gnossiennes are also viewable on this channel:
Gnossienne 1: • When Erik Satie invented a new kind of mus...
Gnossienne 2: • Erik SATIE'S 2nd GNOSSIENNE: the Saddest o...
Gnossienne 3: • Gnossienne 3 - Satie's Mysterious Perfection
Gnossienne 4: • Satie's MAGICAL 4th Gnossienne - Full Anim...
Gnossienne 5: • Satie's MAGNIFICENT 'Hungarian' 5th Gnossi...
Gnossienne 7: • Satie’s Rarest Gnossienne

Satie’s music for the mystical play ‘The Son of the Stars’ is the subject of this video: https://youtu.be/Et-WOhvTxwo?si=iPX9MQ5DBFcDW32z

2 Video commentaries on Satie's Gnossienne are viewable here:
1. • SATIE'S 4th GNOSSIENNE: Arpeggios and Sorc...
2. • SATIE'S 5th GNOSSIENNE: When Erik Satie me...

Erik Satie: Gnossienne 8 (published as ‘Petite Ouverture à Danser’)
Pianist: Matthew King
Edited by Ian Coulter ( https://www.iancoultermusic.com )

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