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World premiere of Arnold Schoenberg's (1874-1951) oratorio "Die Jakobsleiter" in Vienna, 1961.

Arturo Benedetti Michelangeli's legendary performance of: "...La Fille aux cheveux de lin" from Claude Debussy "Preludes Book 1"

Yehudi Menuhin (violin) and Jeremy Menuhin with Thea King, clarinet.

Bart�k: Contrasts for Clarinet, Violin & Piano, Sz. 111

I. Recruiting Dance. Moderato, ben ritmato
II. Relaxation. Lento

go here to see the last movement:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6Nhw1YQRrQ

Filmed at the ORTF, Paris, 03/12/72

by Eric Tishkoff:

What started in August 1938 as a casual conversation between J�zsef Szigeti and Benny Goodman very quickly turned into a significant chamber work by one of the world's leading comp

Pierre Laurent Aimard, Cynthia Millar, Andrew Davis, and the National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain play Messiaen's Turangal�la Symphonie, 5th Movt "Joy of the Blood of the Stars" at the 2001 Proms. Yes, I have the rest of the symphonie. No, I will not upload it. It was a lot of trouble to get. Go here to order yourself a copy if you want the rest. This is merely 6 minutes of this big 75 minute piece.

http://www.oliviermessiaen.org/messiaendisc.htm

In my opinion, the one is better than the one with D

RAI Studio of Musical Phonology - Pt. 2
usoproject
1 min - May 3, 2007

Marino Zuccheri was the sound engineer of the famous Milan RAI (Italian Broadcasting Company) Electronic Music Studio, and he worked with Berio, Nono, Maderna, Cage, Pousseur among the others, and he gave birth to some of the great masterpieces of early electronica. He was the one who actually knew how to operate the equipment.

RAI Studio of Musical Phonology
usoproject
1 min - Apr 16, 2007

In 1951, the first electronic music studio was conceived from scratch at the WDR Radio of Cologne (Germany) to enable the composition of electronic music sounds.
Briefly, the concept of studios evolved up to the 1955 design of the Phonology studio in Milan by Luciano Berio and Bruno Maderna. With nine oscillators, various filters and other sophisticated equipment , the presence of a technician/musician (Marino Zuccheri), the studio was the bes

Music Meets The Computer
Computer History Museum
1 hr 55 min - Nov 12, 2003

Computers have revolutionized music-making. Two of the most important pioneers of computer music, Max Mathews and John Chowning, stand at the epicenter of this musical revolution. Research led by Mathews at Bell Laboratories, beginning in the 1950s, created a series of programming languages that are the direct precursors of today's software synthesizers. His many contributions to interactive music systems, algorithmic composition,

Piotr Kamler - Coeur de Secours (1973)tubesoda9 min 19 sec - Jan 6, 2007Coeur de Secours by Piotr Kamler (1973)
music by Francois Bayle

Varese-Edgard-and-Le-Corbusier_Poeme-Electronique_1958dolphinbrain8 min 26 sec - Jul 6, 2006Varese-Edgard-and-Le-Corbusier_Poeme-Electronique_1958

Trecho desta obra-prima do cinema dirigida por Jacques Tati em 1953. Primeiro ...

Fanny and Alexanderguilbator7 min 11 sec - Jul 30, 2007Introduction de "Fanny et Alexandre" de Ingmar Bergman

Stravinsky's "The Rite Of Spring" -- Documentary ExcerptTheGreatPerformers8 min 58 sec - Jun 5, 2007Sir Simon Rattle speaks of the music, its rhythm, and conducts the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra

Stravinsky used to talk of how violent the Russian spring really was---especially with the loud ice breaking up in St. Petersburg "You would
hear the ear-splitting cracking reverberating around the city all day"

Sonata n.3 - Prokofiev -
Quelques rep�res pour mieux conna�tre Emil Gilels :
Pianiste russe, n� � Odessa le 19 octobre 1916, il y suivit ses premiers cours de piano d�s l'�ge de 5 ans, entre quelques ann�es plus tard au conservatoire d'Odessa, puis au conservatoire de Moscou � partir de 1935 ou il y fut �galement enseignant � partir de 1951.
Il donna son premier concert public � l'�ge de 13 ans. Il obtint multiples prix : dont en 1933 le concours de piano de Moscou, en 1938 le p