Boulez, Barenboim; Carter's Interventions, Mahler 6th, 20 April 2009.
RiRiIII
Elliott Carter: »Interventions« für Klavier und Orchester – Deutsche
Erstaufführung (German Premiere)
Gustav Mahler: Sinfonie Nr. 6 a-moll
Daniel Barenboim, Klavier
Staatskapelle Berlin
Leitung: Pierre Boulez
Digital Satellite Broadcast
Flacs, HJ-split
For private use only, please.
http://rapidshare.com/files/224309136/Boulez_Carter_Mahler_Berlin_20_April_09.zip.001
http://rapidshare.com/files/224312694/Boulez_Carter_Mahler_Berlin_20_April_09.zip.002
http://rapidshare.com/files/224311472/Boulez_Carter_Mahler_Berlin_20_April_09.zip.003
http://rapidshare.com/files/224316804/Boulez_Carter_Mahler_Berlin_20_April_09.zip.004
http://rapidshare.com/files/224314470/Boulez_Carter_Mahler_Berlin_20_April_09.zip.005
http://rapidshare.com/files/224309770/Boulez_Carter_Mahler_Berlin_20_April_09.zip.006
mahler9
Thanks for this Boulez. Can someone advise me how to open these files?
I tried to unzip, but that won't work
thanks
JM.
ben.be...@googlemail.com
If you're a PC user you need a program called hjsplit (free to
download) which will join all the files together into one .zip file
which you can then unzip in the usual way.
ben
Bob Harper
And in case you're using a Mac, Split & Concat, also free, does the job
quite nicely.
Bob Harper
Fugue
> Philharmonie Berlin; Aufzeichnung vom 20.4.09
>
> Elliott Carter: »Interventions« für Klavier und Orchester – Deutsche
> Erstaufführung (German Premiere)
>
> Gustav Mahler: Sinfonie Nr. 6 a-moll
>
> Daniel Barenboim, Klavier
> Staatskapelle Berlin
> Leitung: Pierre Boulez
>
> Digital Satellite Broadcast
> Flacs, HJ-split
>
> For private use only, please.
>
>
Thank you! Is it necessary to download all 6 parts? I only want the
Carter, but when I downloaded only part one (I assume that's the
Carter), I get some error message that states it isn't a valid file.
(I'm on a Mac.)
Bob Lombard
Split files; see other download posts for Mac fix.
bl
Jerry
> On Apr 22, 2:07 am, RiRiIII <alex_ri...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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>
>
> > Philharmonie Berlin; Aufzeichnung vom 20.4.09
>
> > Elliott Carter: »Interventions« für Klavier und Orchester – Deutsche
> > Erstaufführung (German Premiere)
>
> > Gustav Mahler: Sinfonie Nr. 6 a-moll
>
> > Daniel Barenboim, Klavier
> > Staatskapelle Berlin
> > Leitung: Pierre Boulez
>
> > Digital Satellite Broadcast
> > Flacs, HJ-split
>
> > For private use only, please.
>
>
> Thank you! Is it necessary to download all 6 parts? I only want the
> Carter, but when I downloaded only part one (I assume that's the
> Carter), I get some error message that states it isn't a valid file.
> (I'm on a Mac.)
I think you will find that the problem is the extra ".zip" extension
at the end of that first file. I had to remove it (leaving ".001" at
the end), then Split & Concat de-concatinated it just fine (MacHacha
doubtless would do this also), so that Stuffit Expander could deal
with the resulting .zip archive.
And a hearty "thank you" to Alex for once again making available to
this group a very attractive program!
--
Jerry Kohl <jerom...@comcast.net>
"Légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal."
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> "Légpárnás hajóm tele van angolnákkal."
>
that message didn't go through. I must be plagued today...)
Bob Harper
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> On Apr 25, 11:48 am, Bob Harper <bob.har...@comcast.net> wrote:
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>> And in case you're using a Mac, Split & Concat, also free, does the job
>> quite nicely.
>>
>> Bob Harper
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>
> wk
I used to use it, but for some reason (which I don't remember now) I
found S&C better.
Bob Harper
Jack Campin - bogus address
>>> the job quite nicely.
> found S&C better.
You don't need any extra software beyond what came with your Mac -
open up the Terminal, cd to the directory where you've saved the
files, type
cat Boulez* > Boulez.zip
and then use StuffIt to unzip that.
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number_six
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> What do you guys think of the Carter? It left me totally cold.
>
> wk
The work or the performance? I have not downloaded this one.
There was another perf of Interventions posted recently -- Levine,
Boston, Dec 2008.
Has anyone compared them?
I consider myself a complete beginner where Carter is concerned.
M forever
> Philharmonie Berlin; Aufzeichnung vom 20.4.09
>
> Elliott Carter: »Interventions« für Klavier und Orchester – Deutsche
> Erstaufführung (German Premiere)
>
> Gustav Mahler: Sinfonie Nr. 6 a-moll
>
> Daniel Barenboim, Klavier
> Staatskapelle Berlin
> Leitung: Pierre Boulez
>
> Digital Satellite Broadcast
> Flacs, HJ-split
>
> For private use only, please.
>
Great, thanks! I heard Boulez and the Staatskapelle play Mahler 6 in
concert about 10 years ago, this brings back memories and also makes
me think seriously about going down to New York to catch a few or at
least one of the concerts of the upcoming Mahler cycle with Boulez and
Barenboim at Carnegie Hall.
Eric Grunin
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> What do you guys think of the Carter? It left me totally cold.
If you mean the piece: do you like other recent Carter?
Regards,
Eric Grunin
www.grunin.com/eroica
Poldie
> On Apr 22, 5:07 am, RiRiIII <alex_ri...@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>
> > Philharmonie Berlin; Aufzeichnung vom 20.4.09
>
> > Elliott Carter: »Interventions« für Klavier und Orchester – Deutsche
> > Erstaufführung (German Premiere)
>
> > Gustav Mahler: Sinfonie Nr. 6 a-moll
>
> > Daniel Barenboim, Klavier
> > Staatskapelle Berlin
> > Leitung: Pierre Boulez
>
> > Digital Satellite Broadcast
> > Flacs, HJ-split
>
> > For private use only, please.
>
>
> Great, thanks! I heard Boulez and the Staatskapelle play Mahler 6 in
> concert about 10 years ago, this brings back memories and also makes
> me think seriously about going down to New York to catch a few or at
> least one of the concerts of the upcoming Mahler cycle with Boulez and
> Barenboim at Carnegie Hall.
You've heard some music on the net and you're now considering paying
to see some live music? Don't worry - the forward thinking recording
industry is on it, and will attempt to stop this as quickly as
possible:
http://torrentfreak.com/rapidshare-shares-uploader-info-with-rights-holders-090425/
mark_str...@yahoo.co.uk
>>> What do you guys think of the Carter? It left me totally cold. <<
About 18 months ago, Barenboim said in an interview that he would
learn + play Carter's Piano Concerto for the centenary concert last
Dec. However he got this 'Interventions' commission for piano + orch
instead. I heard the Boston broadcast and wasn't that impressed.
Sounded like a work by a gifted student.
M forever
What makes it sound like a work by a gifted student?
Tassilo
> About 18 months ago, Barenboim said in an interview that he would
> learn + play Carter's Piano Concerto for the centenary concert last
> Dec. However he got this 'Interventions' commission for piano + orch
> instead. I heard the Boston broadcast and wasn't that impressed.
> Sounded like a work by a gifted student.
A very gifted student. It's obvious that, in his 100's, Mr. Carter is
not going to write another piece like the constituent movements of
Symphonia, let alone the 3rd String Quartet. He's obviously having
fun, but it strikes me as a very high level of fun indeed. We know
how unhappy Haydn and Stravinsky because when they were finally unable
to compose. Well, Carter told a British interviewer recently that he
couldn't stop composing because it's what made life interesting.
-david gable
Tassilo
> There was another perf of Interventions posted recently -- Levine,
> Boston, Dec 2008.
That was the world premiere also with Barenboim at the piano.
> Has anyone compared them?
I've got them both but haven't consciously compared them. It's not as
if I've listened carefully with the (as yet unpublished) score,
either. But I can't imagine that you'll go wrong with either
performance.
-david gable
jrsnfld
I enjoyed the Boston broadcast, while admittedly I didn't understand
everything about the music on first hearing. I hope Carter writes more
music like this; it does not seem like an insurmountable challenge
even to relatively unsophisticated listeners.
--Jeff
Chaim Gogol
<david...@aol.com> wrote:
>On Apr 27, 5:21�am, mark_stratfor...@yahoo.co.uk wrote:
>
>> About 18 months ago, Barenboim said in an interview that he would
>> learn + play Carter's Piano Concerto for the centenary concert last
>> Dec. However he got this 'Interventions' commission for piano + orch
>> instead. I heard the Boston broadcast and wasn't that impressed.
>> Sounded like a work by a gifted student.
I would be astounded if Barenboim actually found the time to learn the
Piano Concerto. I think he must have said that before he looked at the
part.
Chaim