FReeper Canteen - Memorial Day Weekend -28 May 2016

Our Troops Rock!!!!!!!!!!!!!! | Canteen Crew

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

THINK OF THEM ON MEMORIAL DAY!!

PAUL HARDCASTLE~Crystal Whisper

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[Publius]

A STRING TRIO + 1

SCHUMANN: PIANO QUARTET IN E-FLAT, OP. 47, ANDANTE CANTABILE

This slow movement in 3/4 and B-flat is one of Schumann’s greatest and most beautiful slow movements, worthy of at least two handkerchiefs. The central panel goes into six flats for G-flat Major and a passage that is otherworldly. The opening returns on cello, and the end is unearthly.

Schumann: Piano Quartet in E-flat, Op. 47, third movement

[mylife]

https://youtu.be/2mvlflqPRR8?t=1140

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

THINK OF THEM ON MEMORIAL DAY!!

PAUL HARDCASTLE~Easy Come Easy Go

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[Publius]

A STRING TRIO + 1

SCHUMANN: PIANO QUARTET IN E-FLAT, OP. 47, VIVACE

The sonata-rondo finale in 3/4 starts right off with a fugue. This time, unlike the piano quintet, the fugue belongs where it is, and it shows some of Bob’s best contrapuntal writing. The second subject is a joy to behold. His development is fugal. The middle section switches to A-flat, then to E-flat for the recap of the second subject. There is a bit of second development before he stops the action to bring back the fugue for a coda that leads to a killer ending.

Schumann: Piano Quartet in E-flat, Op. 47, fourth movement

[mylife]

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[mylife]

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[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

THINK OF THEM ON MEMORIAL DAY!!

PAUL HARDCASTLE~Fade Into The Night

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[mylife]

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[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

THINK OF THEM ON MEMORIAL DAY!!

PAUL HARDCASTLE~Hard As Hell Beatz

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[Publius]

A STRING TRIO + 1

MENDELSSOHN: PIANO QUARTET IN C MINOR, OP. 1, ALLEGRO VIVACE

Felix Mendelssohn, like Mozart, was a child prodigy who started composing while barely out of diapers. His pre-teen string symphonies show a fine musical mind, but it wasn’t until he was 15 that he finally decided to apply an opus number to a piece for publication. His first three piano quartets comprise his first published works. They are all in minor keys, but with Mendelssohn, the minor mode is not a vehicle for sadness. Like Vivaldi, Felix could unleash raw power in the minor, but he could also portray humor and passion.

The first quartet, with its minor key first movement, is fun for performers. This is raw power, with a second subject in E-flat that starts as beguiling, but turns majestic. This recording repeats the exposition.

He charges into development so rapidly that the listener can’t detect the switch. The first subject gets dissected, then the second subject is worked out as a short fugue.

A little cadenza for piano leads to the recap. The second subject appears in the correct key of C Major. The first subject returns to drive the coda to a decisive finish.

Mendelssohn: Piano Quartet in C minor, Op. 1, first movement

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

THINK OF THEM ON MEMORIAL DAY!!

PAUL HARDCASTLE~Hearts Of Space

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I fixed my You Tube connection, so now I can enjoy your postings again, Publius.

Thanks!

:-)

[Publius]

Great wallerin’ music tonight. I like exposing my fellow FReepers to the glories of the chamber music repertory.

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

THINK OF THEM ON MEMORIAL DAY!!

PAUL HARDCASTLE~Kingdom Of Dreams

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[Publius]

A STRING TRIO + 1

MENDELSSOHN: PIANO QUARTET IN C MINOR, OP. 1, ADAGIO

The slow movement is in A-flat with a central panel turning to F minor. The transition back to the A-flat material is glorious.

Mendelssohn: Piano Quartet in C minor, Op. 1, second movement

[left that other site]

It is quite hot tonight in my mobile home, and there are a number of windows that can’t be opened yet, because i have not yet made screens. am in the woods and the skeeters are merciless.

So it’s a bit warm here in the computer room tonight!

“Sweltering” is probably more like it!

LOL.

[luvie]

Tomorrow, I expect to do some serious wallerin’! :)

[Publius]

And here it’s 10 degrees below normal and raining.

[luvie]

Thanks, FRiend for the beautiful eagle picture!

THINK OF THEM ON MEMORIAL DAY!!

PAUL HARDCASTLE~Lucky Star

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