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Ice can be hard to get a handle on, literally and figuratively. It can be cloudy or clear, as hard as concrete or as soft as a snowflake. Ice experts Erland Schulson, head of the Ice Research Lab at Dartmouth College, and Shintaro Okamoto, founder of Okamoto Studio in Queens, New York, have staked their livelihoods on the slippery material. We asked them what fascinates them about frozen water. (Originally published Jan 27, 2012)
Science Friday salutes a great science teacher. "Office hours are some of my favorite hours of the week," says professor Tom Carlson, a medical doctor, ethnobotanist and instructor of 1700 students annually at the University of California, Berkeley. One of Carlson's former students, SciFri associate senior producer Christopher Intagliata, told us that Carlson's class was the reason he got into science. Listen here: http://www.sciencefriday.com/s....egment/05/31/2013/te
For honey bees, making is a new queens is a simple as adding royal jelly, a unique protein rich secretion, to the cell of a growing larvae. This fairly well studied addition causes a cascade of physiological changes in the growing larvae and voila! A queen is born. However, what causes a baby bumblebee (the fuzzier and more weather-hardy cousins to honey bees) to become royalty remains a mystery. They don’t produce royal jelly but they produce a unique barf for their young. Enter entomologist Hollis Woodard and her students at UC Riverside who hope that by understanding how queens are created, they can mitigate on-going extinction crises in bumblebees species. Woodard and company begin by heading up to San Bernardino mountains outside Los Angeles. Here, the researchers collect emerging queens as they buzz around the blooming Manzanita shrubs. These queens are brought back to the lab, where the establish their own (see through) honeypots. Lavished with food by the lab members, the queens lay dozens of larvae which become daughter drones. These drones are then “milked” for their barf which is analyzed for its chemical properties. Future larvae are hand fed the analyzed barf in various quantities and intervals to determine what factors lead to the generation of queen bees.
Produced by Luke Groskin
Filmed by Christian Baker
Audio Recording by Christopher Intagliata
Music by Audio Network
Additional Footage Provided by Woodard Lab, Creative Commons Media (C.C. BY 2.0),
Cees Van Hengstum (C.C. BY 2.0), Alex Murphy (C.C. BY 2.0),
Blue Line Apiary (C.C. BY 2.0), Pond5
Researchers are on a quest to find the lake trout that remain in Lake Michigan.
http://www.sciencefriday.com
Science Friday attended the 2014 Sundance Film Festival and had a conversation with Shosh Shlam and Hilla Medalia, the directors of the feature documentary film, "Web Junkie." Their film follows several teenage boys in a Chinese "Internet addiction" rehabilitation camp.
"Web Junkie" directed by Shosh Shlam and Hilla Medalia.
All footage from Web Junkie © Dogwoof Global.
Produced by Annie Minoff
Interview filmed by Manjula Varghese
Edited by Luke Groskin
This is my last NAB 2018 video. I thought it would be nice to piece together a sort of NAB reel (shot on my phone) for anyone who wasn't able to make it. You'll see tons of gear, a few cameos from Dave Dugdale at learningvideo.com, Curtis and Cary Judd from learnlightandsound.com, Dave Andrade from Post Color Blog, Caleb Pike from dslrvideoshooter.com, Philip Bloom from everywhere, Ted Sim from Aputure, and many others. I hope you enjoy it. I'll return to my regularly scheduled programming this week, and thanks for being a Basic Filmmaker subscriber and viewer.
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What I shoot my regular episodes with:
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Amazon:
Canon 5D: https://amzn.to/2HA1zQC
Canon 50mm: https://amzn.to/2vgPcq4
Rode NTG-3: https://amzn.to/2GY9cPO
Zoom H6: https://amzn.to/2HxHcn3
Aputure Tri-8 Kit: https://amzn.to/2HyvE2U
B&H:
Canon 5D: https://bhpho.to/2GXbUoz
Canon 50mm: https://bhpho.to/2HzkoDE
Rode NTG-3: https://bhpho.to/2HxxL75
Zoom H6: https://bhpho.to/2Hz3nJx
Aputure Tri-8 Kit: https://bhpho.to/2H0IHJk
More gear at https://www.kit.com/basicfilmmaker
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For my channel, I've answered something like 20,000 comments and emails. I ALWAYS answer comments, and with almost 60,000 subscribers, that's only feasible using TubeBuddy, a tool I cannot live without. Check out the free version http://bit.ly/BFMTubeBuddy. ▼
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March 2019. Wow! This video is now 7 years old. Well, I still own a 3 foot and 7-foot Konova slider, and a lot of their attachments too! http://bit.ly/SubscribeToBasicFilmmaker
#basicfilmmaker #slider #konova
I decided to update the description of the video, so here ya go.
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GREAT deal on Amazon for $285 which includes the slider AND the S2 motion control unit: https://amzn.to/2XPSGdu
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THE CAMERA SIDE:
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Canon 5D:
https://amzn.to/2HA1zQC
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Cheap Camera Remote:
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Camera Cage:
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Aputure Monitor:
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Pro Batteries:
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Tripod:
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Tripod Head:
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Quick Release Plates:
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28mm f/1.8:
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85mm f/1.8:
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Deity Mic:
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Sound Blankets:
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Colored Acoustic Foam:
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Aputure L/S 1/2:
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Pulsar Spotlight:
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Light Stands:
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Cheap Can Light:
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C-Stand:
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Backdrop Mounting Unit:
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http://bit.ly/AdobeCCFull
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Captions:
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Blackout Window Shades:
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https://amzn.to/2R5tNpU
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TubeBuddy: https://www.tubebuddy.com/thebasicfilmmaker
See gear at https://www.kit.com/basicfilmmaker
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Here's some tips, do's and don'ts, and opinions on creating, setting up, or making a YouTube channel better! Plus, some really bad acting!
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ABOUT THE BASIC FILMMAKER:
I post videos, short films, DIY build projects you've never seen before, After Effects tutorials, and cover cameras, gear, sliders, makeup, DSLRs, cranes, jibs, dolly's, stabilizers, shoulder rigs, rail systems, green screen tutorials, and answering any question you ask about filming.
GEAR USED.
Canon DSLR and 28mm lens. Rode lapel mic and Zoom H1 recorder. Edited in Premier Pro CS 6.
MUSIC, FOOTAGE AND GRAPHICS.
All music, footage and graphics are either created or licensed by me.
Don't steal! It kills your brains! :)
THANKS.
To My YouTube Favs...
Video Copilot, Andrew Kramer, FreddieW, Film Riot, The Frugal Filmmaker, Knoptop, Indy Mogul and Corridor Digital for trail blazing, and, to YouTube and Vimeo for giving filmmakers a home.
Here's some gear you can check out. It's linked to my Amazon account, throws a few pennies my way, and costs you nothing. :)
CAMERAS:
Canon 550D (T2i): http://tinyurl.com/breu6bj
Canon 600D (T3i): http://tinyurl.com/c4uzyoh
Canon 650D (T4i): http://tinyurl.com/7x469u6
Canon 5D Mark II: http://tinyurl.com/8kvmxny
Canon 5D Mark III: http://tinyurl.com/9qxeajr
Canon Canon XF300 Camcorder: http://tinyurl.com/92zardq
Tripod: http://tinyurl.com/95wm3zg
STORAGE:
SanDisk Extreme 45MB/s 16GB SDHC Card: http://tinyurl.com/7wd2p5a
3 TB USB Drive: http://tinyurl.com/9xl4gk3
LENSES:
50mm Lens ("the nifty fifty"): http://tinyurl.com/7c7wsaa
28mm Lens ("the great 28"): http://tinyurl.com/6mdcfj7
40mm Lens ("pancake"): http://tinyurl.com/9k6grha
Zoom Lens: (28mm - 135mm): http://tinyurl.com/7gjt4lu
28MM/T2.1 Compact Prime CP.2 Cine Lens: http://tinyurl.com/9w2lbm8
FLUID HEADS:
Manfrotto 701HDV Pro Fluid Video Mini Head: http://tinyurl.com/95uf5bu
Manfrotto 501HDV Video Head: http://tinyurl.com/8osn6vh
Manfrotto 504HD Video Head: http://tinyurl.com/8veyxle
QUICK CONNECT CONNECTOR:
Manfrotto 577 Rapid Connect Adapter: http://tinyurl.com/8jrc26v
SHOULDER RIG:
Cinema ready Shoulder Stabilizer: http://tinyurl.com/92v6obm
SOUND:
Zoom H1: http://tinyurl.com/7mu5tb2
Zoom H4n: http://tinyurl.com/8wnefkp
Audio Technica ATR-3350 Lapel Mic (Cheap!): http://tinyurl.com/8wrtg3z
Rode Lapel Mic (Not Cheap!): http://tinyurl.com/8zt9xu7
Rode MiCon-2 Connector (3.5mm Stereo): http://tinyurl.com/ctk8q9d
Rode Micon Extension Cable: http://tinyurl.com/9cs77pt
Shure SM-58: http://tinyurl.com/86neg7k
JuicedLink (minijack - cheaper): http://tinyurl.com/7u679s7
Hosa Line Match Transformer: http://tinyurl.com/8zdc24g
HDMI MONITOR
Lilliput 7-inch: http://tinyurl.com/8eh57j3
SLIDER:
Konova Slider: http://tinyurl.com/976lgpl
GREEN/BLUE SCREENS:
Portable: http://tinyurl.com/9c9lbud
Full Studio Set With Lights: http://tinyurl.com/9bftnqo
LIGHTS:
Camera Top Mounted LED: http://tinyurl.com/9kcx9e9
CLAMPS:
Pedro Clamps: http://tinyurl.com/8wsjwf3
Mini Spring Clamps: http://tinyurl.com/9mkk6df
WHITE BALANCE:
White Balance Filter: http://tinyurl.com/7e4k3rr #basicfilmmaker #filmmaking #videos
I do a quick review of the Zhiyun Smooth II, a 3-Axis handheld electronic gimbal stabilizer for smart phones such as the iPhone and Android. I found this unit easy to use, extremely reliable, and very handy. #zhiyun #stabilizer #iPhone #smartphone #share
LINKS:
Smooth II at Amazon: http://bit.ly/ZhiyunSmooth2Amazon
Smooth II at B and H: http://bit.ly/ZhiyunSmooth2BandH
Curtis Judd Review: https://youtu.be/neIwZ9dwDwQ
Blunty Review: https://youtu.be/4jZqciqoC3k
Geekyranjit Review: https://youtu.be/EDeMIQq6xwU
Geranos Review: https://youtu.be/_Oqt4r7_vfI
Zhiyun Tech YouTube Channel: http://bit.ly/ZhiyunSmoothIIAmazon
Zhiyun Website: http://www.zhiyun-tech.com
Free Courses: http://bit.ly/BasicFilmmakerUniversity
GEAR STATEMENT:
I was supplied with the Smooth II by Zhiyun free of charge for review. I was under no obligation to offer anything but my honest opinion.
SOCIAL:
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GEAR: Using Canon, Rode, Zoom, and Adobe products.
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TALK TO THE WHOLE WORLD with a little extra effort. Also, I think I've discovered a whole new language! I think I'll call it...YouTube?
If you want to have a wider audience, create close captioning for you videos!
THIS MAKES THE WORLD A BETTER PLACE:
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Home: http://www.thebasicfilmmaker.com
Blog 2: http://www.thebasicfilmmaker.wordpress.com
Vimeo: http://www.vimeo.com/thebasicfilmmaker
ABOUT THE BASIC FILMMAKER:
I post videos, short films, DIY build projects you've never seen before, After Effects tutorials, and cover cameras, gear, sliders, makeup, DSLRs, cranes, jibs, dolly's, stabilizers, shoulder rigs, rail systems, green screen tutorials, and answering any question you ask about filming.
GEAR USED.
Canon DSLR and 50mmlens. Rode lapel mic and Zoom H1 recorder. Edited in Premier Pro CS 6.
MUSIC, FOOTAGE AND GRAPHICS.
All music, footage and graphics are either created or licensed by me. Don't steal! It kills your brains! :)
THANKS.
To My YouTube Favs...
Video Copilot, Andrew Kramer, FreddieW, Film Riot, The Frugal Filmmaker, Knoptop, Indy Mogul and Corridor Digital for trail blazing, and, to YouTube and Vimeo for giving filmmakers a home.
Here's some gear you can check out. It's linked to my Amazon account, throws a few pennies my way, and costs you nothing. :)
CAMERAS:
Canon 550D (T2i): http://tinyurl.com/breu6bj
Canon 600D (T3i): http://tinyurl.com/c4uzyoh
Canon 650D (T4i): http://tinyurl.com/7x469u6
Canon 5D Mark II: http://tinyurl.com/8kvmxny
Canon 5D Mark III: http://tinyurl.com/9qxeajr
Canon Canon XF300 Camcorder: http://tinyurl.com/92zardq
Tripod: http://tinyurl.com/95wm3zg
STORAGE:
SanDisk Extreme 45MB/s 16GB SDHC Card: http://tinyurl.com/7wd2p5a
3 TB USB Drive: http://tinyurl.com/9xl4gk3
LENSES:
50mm Lens ("the nifty fifty"): http://tinyurl.com/7c7wsaa
28mm Lens ("the great 28"): http://tinyurl.com/6mdcfj7
40mm Lens ("pancake"): http://tinyurl.com/9k6grha
Zoom Lens: (28mm - 135mm): http://tinyurl.com/7gjt4lu
28MM/T2.1 Compact Prime CP.2 Cine Lens: http://tinyurl.com/9w2lbm8
FLUID HEADS:
Manfrotto 701HDV Pro Fluid Video Mini Head: http://tinyurl.com/95uf5bu
Manfrotto 501HDV Video Head: http://tinyurl.com/8osn6vh
Manfrotto 504HD Video Head: http://tinyurl.com/8veyxle
QUICK CONNECT CONNECTOR:
Manfrotto 577 Rapid Connect Adapter: http://tinyurl.com/8jrc26v
SHOULDER RIG:
Cinema ready Shoulder Stabilizer: http://tinyurl.com/92v6obm
SOUND:
Zoom H1: http://tinyurl.com/7mu5tb2
Zoom H4n: http://tinyurl.com/8wnefkp
Audio Technica ATR-3350 Lapel Mic (Cheap!): http://tinyurl.com/8wrtg3z
Rode Lapel Mic (Not Cheap!): http://tinyurl.com/8zt9xu7
Rode MiCon-2 Connector (3.5mm Stereo): http://tinyurl.com/ctk8q9d
Rode Micon Extension Cable: http://tinyurl.com/9cs77pt
Shure SM-58: http://tinyurl.com/86neg7k
JuicedLink (minijack - cheaper): http://tinyurl.com/7u679s7
Hosa Line Match Transformer: http://tinyurl.com/8zdc24g
HDMI MONITOR
Lilliput 7-inch: http://tinyurl.com/8eh57j3
SLIDER:
Konova Slider: http://tinyurl.com/976lgpl
GREEN/BLUE SCREENS:
Portable: http://tinyurl.com/9c9lbud
Full Studio Set With Lights: http://tinyurl.com/9bftnqo
LIGHTS:
Camera Top Mounted LED: http://tinyurl.com/9kcx9e9
CLAMPS:
Pedro Clamps: http://tinyurl.com/8wsjwf3
Mini Spring Clamps: http://tinyurl.com/9mkk6df
WHITE BALANCE:
White Balance Filter: http://tinyurl.com/7e4k3rr #basicfilmmaker #filmmaking #videos
I wanted to see if replacing my softboxes with LEDs made sense, and Aputure, maker of awesome lights and microphones, was kind enough send me a kit to test theirs and see if it works. More info in the description. ▼
LINKS:
▶ http://bit.ly/AputureAmaranKitAmazon
▶ http://bit.ly/AputureAmaranKitBandH
▶ http://bit.ly/NewerLightBracketAmazon
BASICS OF MONEY:
▶ http://bit.ly/BasicsOfMoneyCourse
GEAR PAGE:
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This video has no other purpose than possibly a warm message to brighten up your day, and acknowledge those who bring joy to this world. http://bit.ly/SubscribeToBasicFilmmaker
What I shoot/edit episodes with:
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Amazon:
Canon 5D: https://amzn.to/2HA1zQC
Canon 50mm: https://amzn.to/2vgPcq4
Rode NTG-3: https://amzn.to/2GY9cPO
Zoom H6 Recorder: https://amzn.to/2MjiOdL
Aputure Tri-8 Kit: https://amzn.to/2HyvE2U
Adobe Pemiere Pro: http://bit.ly/AdobeCCFull
B&H:
Canon 5D: https://bhpho.to/2GXbUoz
Canon 50mm: https://bhpho.to/2HzkoDE
Rode NTG-3: https://bhpho.to/2HxxL75
Zoom H6 Recorder: https://bhpho.to/2AWDfsB
Aputure Tri-8 Kit: https://bhpho.to/2H0IHJk
Adobe Premiere Pro: http://bit.ly/AdobeCCFull
More gear at https://www.kit.com/basicfilmmaker
Filmmaker Training:
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Credits
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Outro by Kevin Anson: http://bit.ly/EmoticonToolkktKevinAnson
Music by Premium Beat: http://bit.ly/PremiumBeatMusic
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There is a green tint on the edge of the light cast by the Aputure COB 300D. Aputure offers a replacement part to fix it. I test the before, show the step-by-styep installation, and test the after. Part link in the description. ▼
LINKS:
▶ http://bit.ly/AputureLS300FixPart
▶ http://bit.ly/AputureLSCOB300dAmazon
▶ https://bit.ly/AputureLightStormCOB300dBandH
TEST GREEN FRINGE: 1:00
REPLACEMENT INSTRUCTIONS: 2:47
TEST AFTER FIX: 7:06
SHARE AND HELP GET TO 100K!
▶ http://bit.ly/BFM-SUBSCRIBE
GEAR HERE:
▶ http://bit.ly/BFM-AMAZON
▶ http://bit.ly/BFM-KIT
DISCOUNTED FILMMAKER COURSES:
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MUSIC:
▶ http://bit.ly/PremiumBeatMusic
CONNECT WITH ME:
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Copyright (c) 2018 by Basic Filmmaker
NOTE: Some of the links are affiliate links which means I get a small commission (you don't pay more). I use that to to cover expenses to keep this channel going so I can help improve your videos and filmmaking. It is very much appreciated!
What I shoot my episodes with:
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Amazon:
Canon 5D: https://amzn.to/2HA1zQC
Canon 50mm: https://amzn.to/2vgPcq4
Rode NTG-3: https://amzn.to/2GY9cPO
Zoom H6: https://amzn.to/2HxHcn3
B&H:
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Jeroen Van Veen has released a series of acclaimed recordings on Brilliant Classics of music by the masters of Minimalism, that 1960s-derived aesthetic in which it is not so much the case that more can be said with less as that less seems to be necessary in an increasingly noisy and chaotic world. The Estonian composer Arvo Pärt has never counted himself as among the minimalist number, nor indeed was he schooled in their new traditions, but emerged in the 1960s as an angry and dissonant voice whose musically expressed anger against Communist oppression of his native country could barely be contained within the tumultuous textures of works such as the Third Symphony, but a combination of personal circumstances and aesthetic decisions led him to pare back his style to the world of eerie calm and yet underlying melancholy that has made works such as the Cantus in memoriam Benjamin Britten such an enduring favourite even among audiences who would not otherwise count themselves as aficionados of the European contemporary music scene. But then Pärt has never fitted into any one stylistic box, and alongside the quiet rapture of Für Alina we may find the student-era tinkling of the intriguing early Dance Pieces, as well as arrangements of classics such as Fratres and Spiegel im Spiegel – here interpreted by Dutch cellist Douw Fonda – that seem to preserve their special mood no matter what the instrumental forces; a quality they share with works of Pärt's compositional idol, J.S. Bach.
00:00:00 Für Alina (1976)
00:20:18 Variationen zur Gesundung von Arinuschka (1977)
00:26:15 Ukuaru valss (1973, rev. 2010)
00:29:09 Für Anna Maria No. 1 (2006)
00:30:30 Für Alina No. 1 (1976)
00:33:11 Pari intervallo (1976, rev. 2008)
00:38:38 Hymn to a Great City (1984, rev. 2004)
00:43:47 Für Anna Maria No. 2 (2006)
00:44:55 Für Alina No. 2 (1976)
00:48:11 Fratres (1977, rev. 1980)
01:00:03 Spiegel im Spiegel (1978)
01:09:14 Vier leichte Tanzstücke “Musik für Kindertheater”: I. Der gestiefelte Kater
01:09:58 Vier leichte Tanzstücke “Musik für Kindertheater”: II. Rotkäppchen und der Wolf
01:12:13 Vier leichte Tanzstücke “Musik für Kindertheater”: III. Schmetterlinge
01:14:19 Vier leichte Tanzstücke “Musik für Kindertheater”: IV. Tanz der Entenküken
01:16:54 Sonatina No. 1: I. Allegro
01:19:27 Sonatina No. 1: II. Larghetto
01:23:46 Sonatina No. 1: III. Allegro
01:24:11 Sonatine No. 2: I. Allegro energico
01:26:04 Sonatine No. 2: II. Largo
01:28:07 Sonatine No. 2: III. Allegro
01:29:55 Partita, Op. 2: I. Toccatina
01:30:46 Partita, Op. 2: II. Fughetta
01:31:50 Partita, Op. 2: III. Larghetto
01:35:07 Partita, Op. 2: IV. Ostinato
01:37:16 Für Alina No. 3 (1976)
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It is remarkable that concertos by Vivaldi are still awaiting their first recordings, and this CD programmes 8 ‘solemn’ concertos. Solemn in this context usually meant a slow introduction, acting as a prelude to the following 3 movements. Vivaldi was a master at creating concertos from other works, and these were known as ‘pasticcio’ concertos. For example, sinfonias or overtures to his many operas provided a happy hunting ground for such concertos, and on this CD the concertos are a mix of Vivaldi’s pasticcios and those of the Pablo Queipo de Llano, a Vivaldi scholar and author the comprehensive CD booklet essay.
To illustrate how adept Vivaldi was at turning existing works to new uses, the finale of RV197 was originally the double fugue from the overture to the serenata La senna festeggiante RV693. This had in turn been adapted by Vivaldi from the closing section of Lotti’s Moralita d’una perla. The opening movement of RV155 was reused by Vivaldi for his Salve Regina RV618
The tradition of pasticcio concertos arranged from other composer’s works was common practice at the Dresden court, where the director was Johann Georg Pisendal, a pupil of Vivaldi. Many movements by Vivaldi were found among the manuscripts in Dresden, and form the basis for these reconstructions.
00:00:00 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in do Minore RV 197
00:03:31 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in do Minore RV 197
00:06:10 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in do Minore RV 197
00:07:58 Sinfonia per archi e basso continuo in la maggiore RV Anh. 85
00:10:05 Sinfonia per archi e basso continuo in la maggiore RV Anh. 85
00:12:52 Sinfonia per archi e basso continuo in la maggiore RV Anh. 85
00:16:45 Concerto per 2 Violini, archi e basso continuo in sol Minore RV 155
00:19:05 Concerto per 2 Violini, archi e basso continuo in sol Minore RV 155
00:22:54 Concerto per 2 Violini, archi e basso continuo in sol Minore RV 155
00:26:33 Concerto per 2 Violini, archi e basso continuo in sol Minore RV 155
00:30:56 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in sol Minore RV 316
00:33:27 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in sol Minore RV 316
00:34:39 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in sol Minore RV 316
00:36:36 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in do maggiore RV 185
00:37:41 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in do maggiore RV 185
00:40:10 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in do maggiore RV 185
00:41:37 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in do maggiore RV 185
00:44:00 Concerto per 2 Violini, archi e basso continuo in re Minore RV 247
00:46:46 Concerto per 2 Violini, archi e basso continuo in re Minore RV 247
00:49:59 Concerto per 2 Violini, archi e basso continuo in re Minore RV 247
00:53:04 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in fa maggiore RV 292
00:55:32 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in fa maggiore RV 292
00:57:46 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in fa maggiore RV 292
00:58:35 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in fa maggiore RV 292
01:02:51 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in mi Minore RV 134
01:05:38 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in mi Minore RV 134
01:07:08 Concerto per archi e basso continuo in mi Minore RV 134
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Composer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Artists: Ensemble Pyramide, Markus Brönnimann (flute), Barbara Tillmann (oboe), Ulrike Jacoby (violin), Muriel Schweizer (viola), Anita Jehli (cello)
For many Mozart is more ‘perfector’ than ‘innovator’, a composer who drew on an already extant vocabulary to create some of the greatest works in European culture. In this recording, however, we are introduced to Mozart the ‘trailblazer’: the first composer in history to take wind instruments seriously. Whereas his colleagues were inclined to employ the so-called Harmonie merely to reinforce the general sonority, Mozart took it upon himself to exploit the character of each of these instruments, endowing them with a much more individualistic, distinctive role – as soloists, in the orchestra or in chamber music, the subject of this engaging release.
Such writing is evident in the Quartet for oboe and strings, a work of wide leaps and brilliant passages that was composed for the Mannheim virtuoso Friedrich Ramm, and the Flute Quartet in D – written for the highly accomplished amateur musician Ferdinand Dejean and in which the principal voice, equipped with pearling runs in the first movement, is treated with great care, displaying nothing of the composer’s supposed aversion to the instrument. Both works are milestones of their respective genres, and they are joined on this recording by three pieces originally composed for mechanical organ (and arranged for this recording by flautist Markus Brönnimann), originally commissioned by Count Deym to be used as accompaniment for a newly erected mausoleum in Vienna. Among these, the Fantasia in F minor K608 stands out as the most intense and dramatic, combining rigorous harmonic invention with memorable melody, polyphonic complexity and compositional virtuosity. Brönnimann’s suggestion as to a possible comparison with the works of the American-born composer Conlon Nancarrow, as mentioned in the booklet note, reveals just how forwardthinking this music was for its time.
At hand to perform these works is Ensemble Pyramide, a group whose diverse repertoire ranges from Baroque to 21st century and whose recital programmes are often based around the juxtaposition between new and old. Based in Zurich and awarded the city’s cultural stipend ‘Werkjahr für Interpretation’ in 2006, its recordings for radio and on CD (which take in labels such as Naxos and Ars Musici) are complemented by an active recording schedule throughout Europe.
00:00:00 Quartet in F Major, K. 370: I. Allegro
00:07:03 Quartet in F Major, K. 370: II. Adagio
00:10:05 Quartet in F Major, K. 370: III. Rondeau. Allegro
00:14:46 Adagio and Allegro in F Minor K. 594 (Adagio - Allegro - Adagio)
00:24:54 Andante in F Major, K. 616
00:32:18 Fantasia in F Minor, K. 608 (Allegro - Andante - Tempo primo)
00:41:40 Quartet in D Major, K. 285: I. Allegro
00:48:49 Quartet in D Major, K. 285: II. Adagio
00:51:41 Quartet in D Major, K. 285: III. Rondeau. Allegretto
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Having made a gradual switch during the 15 years since his first album was published from electronica to instrumental variations on ambient and minimalism, Max Richter is among the most commercially successful composers of our time. This album of his solo piano music belongs in the genre explored so thoroughly for Brilliant Classics by Jeroen van Veen, whose prolific recording history includes hugely popular albums of Philip Glass (BC9419) and Michael Nyman (BC95112), Ludovico Einaudi (BC94910) and Yann Tiersen (BC95129) and his fellow Dutch musician Jakob ter Veldhuis (BC94873) and himself (BC9454). The appetite for slowly moving, unchallenging, post-Minimalist music is apparently infinite, and so this new album is sure to be a success.
Born in 1966, Richter has in the last few years achieved international fame with his recomposed version of Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, which topped the iTunes chart in the UK, the US and Germany. Then last year, came the record-breaking Sleep, an ‘eight-hour cradle song’ which like the Vivaldi mixed live and pre-recorded, electronic and acoustic sounds, to induce and accompany deep slumber.
The songs on this album are all shorter, though sharing the somnambulistic mood of Sleep. Vladimir's Blues featured on a BBC documentary series about the deep sea, while The Twins (Prague) was used in a series on Auschwitz, The Nazis and the Final Solution. As Richter’s own programme notes explain, the music is for beginners, based on classical Alberti-style bass figures.
Several tracks derive from his albums The Blue Notebooks and Songs from Before; H in New England is extracted from the incidental music written by Richter for the film Henry May Long.
Max Richter (born in 1966) is one of the most influential composers of his generation. Electro-acoustic polymath Max Richter defies definition: composer, pianist, producer, remixer, and collaborator, and beyond argument one of the most prolific of contemporary musical artists. Inspired equally by Bach, punk rock and ambient electronica, Richter’s sonic world blends a formal classical training (he graduated from the Royal Academy of Music, and was a pupil of renowned composer Luciano Berio) with modern technology.
This new recording presents Richter’s solo piano music up to date.
Dutchman Jeroen van Veen is one of the leading pianists of today focusing on Minimalism and championing a new generation of composers, easily crossing borders between musical styles.
00:00:00 Andras
00:04:51 The Blue Notebooks
00:06:12 Circles from the rue Simon-Crubellier
00:07:23 Departure
00:09:04 The Family
00:11:53 Fragment
00:13:49 From the rue Villin
00:15:19 H in New England
00:17:38 Horizon Variations
00:19:55 INFRA 3
00:23:27 Leo’s Journal
00:25:21 The Tartu Piano
00:27:48 The Twins
00:30:31 Vladimir’s Blues
00:32:34 Written on The Sky I
00:35:11 Horizon Variations II
00:38:31 Waltz with Bashir Reflection
00:40:14 Written on the Sky II
Artist:
Jeroen van Veen (piano)
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Alexander Borodin was a part-time composer whose primary career was in science. Borodin was a member of the ‘Mighty Handful’, the group of five Russian composers which included Balakirev, Cui, Rimsky Korsakov and Mussorgsky, who established a Russian school of composition building on the legacy of Mikhail Glinka.
Borodin liked to joke, ‘I compose only when I am ill’, and he left a small body of work, much of it in a fragmentary state at his death, which was later edited and completed by Rimsky and Glazunov. However, such is the quality of these works that his place among the greatest of Russian composers is assured. The three symphonies, In the Steppes of central Asia, the opera Prince Igor and the two string quartets are masterpieces.
Borodin studied the piano as a small child, and the earliest work on this survey of his complete output for piano is the Polka Helene, composed when he was just 9 years old. Paraphrases on a Simple Theme was a venture with Lyadov, Rimsky-Korsakov and Cui, with Liszt providing the prelude. Written for fun, they are delightfully witty. The Petite Suite is a collection of short works Borodin composed over a number of years, an example of high class salon music – Borodin knew his Kalkbrenner, Field and Hummel well. The Scherzo in A flat from 1885 is a wonderful work, often played as an encore by Rachmaninov. Ravel admired Borodin, and had studied his music as a teenager, and his affectionate tribute to Borodin is included in the little Waltz in the manner of Borodin.
Other information:
- Recorded in 2008.
- Contains the premiere recordings of ‘In the Steppes of central Asia’ in the composers arrangement for 4 hands, plus premier recordings for the Scherzo in E, Allegretto in D-Flat, Polka Helene, and Adagio Patetico in A-Flat.
- Marco Rapetti has recorded the piano music of Lyapunov, as well as the sonata by Dukas and works for two pianos by Malipiero.
- Comprehensive booklet notes included.
00:00:00 Petite Suite: I. Au couvent. Andante religioso (1885)
00:06:03 Petite Suite: II. Intermezzo. Tempo di menuetto (1885)
00:09:33 Petite Suite: III. Mazurka No. 1, Allegro (1885)
00:12:23 Petite Suite: IV. Mazurka No. 2, Allegretto (1885)
00:16:22 Petite Suite: V. Rêverie. Andante (1885)
00:18:29 Petite Suite: VI. Sérénade. Allegretto (1885)
00:20:40 Petite Suite: VII. Nocturne. Andantino (1885)
00:23:43 Scherzo in A-Flat Major (1885)
00:27:04 Dans les steppes de l’Asie centrale, for Piano Four Hands (Arr. Borodin, 1880)
00:34:43 Paraphrases: Prélude (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:35:29 Paraphrases: Polka (1878-79)
00:36:46 Paraphrases: Marche Funèbre (1878-79)
00:38:26 Paraphrases: Valse (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:40:25 Paraphrases: Berceuse (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:42:59 Paraphrases: Galop (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:44:02 Paraphrases: Gigue (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:44:50 Paraphrases: Fughetta on B-A-C-H (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:45:30 Paraphrases: Tarantella (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:46:52 Paraphrases: Menuetto (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:47:47 Paraphrases: Valse (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:49:51 Paraphrases: Requiem (1878-79)
00:53:35 Paraphrases: Carillon (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:55:11 Paraphrases: Mazurka (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:56:39 Paraphrases: Fugue Grotesque (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:57:22 Paraphrases: Cortège Triomphal (Arr. Borodin, 1878-79)
00:59:52 Tarantella in D Major for Piano Four Hands (1862)
01:04:20 Allegretto in D-Flat Major for Piano Four Hands (1861)
01:06:04 Scherzo in E Major for Piano Four Hands (1861)
01:11:04 Adagio patetico in A-Flat Major (1849)
01:15:10 Polka Hélène in D Minor (1843)
01:17:24 À la manière de Borodine (1913)
Artist:
Marco Rapetti (piano)
featuring:
Daniela de Santis
Giampaolo Nuti
piano four hands
