Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit - 2 : Le Gibet (Perlemuter)

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Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit - 2 : Le Gibet (Perlemuter)

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Perlemuter plays "Le Gibet" (Ravel - Gaspard de la Nuit)

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I have never heard ... ( 1 year ago by Ravel87)

I have never heard or heard of this man untill I found him on youtube. His playing is so rich and colorful, best interpretations of these 3 pieces I have ever heard.

According to ... ( 1 year ago by TheTradge)

According to Wikipedia: the observer wonders at the scene he's witnessing. "It is a bell tinting at the walls of a city under the horizon and the carcass of a hanged man reddened by the setting sun"

thi is ravel last ... ( 1 year ago by 4444matthew4444)

thi is ravel last living student

he's not living, ... ( 1 year ago by bluelightescape)

he's not living, he's dead, passed away in 2002

I disagree with you ... ( 1 year ago by thatsmypeanuts)

I disagree with you. I would consider that note an ostinato. I am fairly confident that sampling is literally putting a sample of another piece-usually prerecorded-into an original piece. But I do agree that his use of that note is superb.

this piece is based ... ( 1 year ago by uffugo)

this piece is based on the prose poem "le gibet" by aloyssus bertrand (interestingly, this piece was also featured in the film "the hunger" - an '80s vampire flick). all of gaspard was based on bertrand's book of poems, gaspard de la nuit. look for it!!

You mean the Bb ... ( 9 months ago by 1234bassy)

You mean the Bb played over and over? If so, that's the church bell chiming

I allways imagined ... ( 9 months ago by PrinsTan)

I allways imagined it was the body... anyway its based on the poem "Le Gibet" from Aloysius Bertrand. The last paragraph says (after asking severall times what the B (Bb)was):
"C'est la cloche qui tinte aux murs d'une ville sous l'horizon, et la carcasse d'un pendu qui rougit le soleil couchant"
(It is the tinting bell at the walls of a city under the horizon, and the carcass of a hanged man reddened by the setting sun)

Array ( 9 months ago by PrinsTan)

Le Gibet
(Que vois-je remuer autour de ce Gibet?
Faust.)
Ah! ce que j'entends, serait-ce la bise nocturne qui glapit, ou le pendu qui pousse un soupir sur la fourche patibulaire?
Serait-ce quelque grillon qui chante tapi dans la mousse et le lierre stérile dont par pitié se chausse le bois?

Serait-ce quelque ... ( 9 months ago by PrinsTan)

Serait-ce quelque mouche en chasse sonnant du cor autour de ses oreilles sourdes
à la fanfare des hallali? Serait-ce quelque escarbot qui cueille en son vol inégal un cheveu sanglant à son crâne chauve? Ou bien serait-ce quelque araignée qui brode une demi-aune de mousseline pour cravate à ce col étranglé? C'est la cloche qui tinte aux murs d'une ville sous l'horizon,
et la carcasse d'un pendu que rougit le soleil couchant. Aloyssus Bertrand

overwhelming ( 9 months ago by ScheissLeben)

overwhelming

why he make a sad ... ( 9 months ago by aliya1130)

why he make a sad face when playing~

How hard is this ... ( 8 months ago by georgecziffra)

How hard is this piece? Is it harder than Jeux d'eau? I would really like to learn this one and I attempted (and failed at) Jeux d'eau

I'm a pretty good ... ( 8 months ago by jeffg2020)

I'm a pretty good amateur pianist and I can tell you that this piece is quite hard, even though it's the easiest mvmt of Gaspard in terms of hitting the notes. But the shading, the nuance - very subtle. And even hitting the notes is quite tough - the very soft chordal passages in particular. But Jeux d'eau is harder. Also, let's not be too literal about the Bb/A#. It could be the bell, could be the body swaying in the breeze, but there is no 1-to-1 translation from the poem.

Also, what an ... ( 8 months ago by jeffg2020)

Also, what an extraordinary interpretation. He actually does what Ravel says: do not speed up or slow down. He sticks to this throughout, which is not so easy. I love Argerich, but she throws in a lot of tempo changes in this mvmt.

I have perlemuters ... ( 8 months ago by steowe)

I have perlemuters Cd of Chopin Etudes but this is really nice to see him in person

He's great! I also ... ( 7 months ago by svenboxx)

He's great! I also recommend Ivo Pogorelichs version and for the real fan: Catherine Deneuves version in the movie "The Hunger". (not by herself)

Love it. I cant ... ( 6 months ago by LoveIsKillingMe)

Love it. I cant imagine anyone else playing this piece.

what film? :) ( 6 months ago by Smaejdah)

what film? :)

elevator to the ... ( 6 months ago by lonelywan)

elevator to the gallows. (if memory serves) it was the first movie by louis malle, real title then, Ascenseur pour l'
échafaud. the soundtrack was by miles davis, which was sufficiently haunting. a great great great movie, incidentally.

when Vlado fled ... ( 5 months ago by chad410)

when Vlado fled Poland from the germans he had cluching in his hands a copy of the Beethoven sonatas, and lost an eye on the sharp fence. He has something always meaningful to sing not meaningless and superficial. This is quite fitting I think. It must have been so terrifying for him. he gets sounds from this movement I ve never heard anybody else produce. I can feel the terror in the bells

Dude! his family ... ( 4 months ago by kingstravinsky101)

Dude! his family left poland when he was a small child. he grew up in france(he wasnt in poland when WW2 happened). and he lost his eye in a accident when he was 3.....
noob........ get you facts right!

Oh my God I adore ... ( 4 months ago by rexel666)

Oh my God I adore that scene in 'The Hunger' when Catherine Deneuve sits at the piano in widow's weeds and plays 'Le Gibet' to seduce Susan Sarandon.

Mouvements ... ( 2 months ago by lessagaudier)

Mouvements singuliers et comme fantastiques de ces mains vieillies semblant puiser des touches d'ivoire et d'
ébène l'énergie de cette danse macabre...

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