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It's WAR! Holst and The Planets

amadeusapparel.com/THEMUSICPROFESSOR ⦿ SUPPORT US ON PATREON ⦿   / musicprofessor   ⦿ BUY US A Kofi ⦿ https://ko-fi.com/themusicprofessor ⦿ Support us on PayPal ⦿ https://paypal.me/themusicprofessor?c... ⦿ SUBSCRIBE TO THIS CHANNEL ⦿ https://bit.ly/3Pnnwon 0:00 Introduction with Loki. Holts's 'The Planets' Suite and T-shirts. 1:40 Holst's 1913 holiday, astrological interest, germination. 3:00 The Planets and WW1. 5:04 Premiere and Imogen Holst's description. 5:55 The effect of Neptune and early performances. 7:47 Early critical responses to The Planets 9:01 Holst and influence from Schoenberg. 11:17 Mars: harmonic and rhythmic vocabulary. John Williams. 15:14 Tritone shapes and a new kind of cadence. Comparison with Elgar. 18:14 Structure: 2nd subject; development and recap. 21:53 Ending: comparison with Mahler. Unresolved dissonance. 23:58 Simpler power; Sonata form electrified; Musicological problems 25:48 What do you think? Check out the T-Shirts. in this video, Matthew King discusses Holst's famous orchestral Suite, 'The Planets'. He discusses the origins of the work, its early performances, and the diversity of critical responses to it. Matthew King plays and discusses the prophetic first movement 'Mars the Bringer of War' (composed in the cataclysmic year of 1914) and revealing some of the fascinating harmonic, rhythmic and structural innovations in this remarkable music. The video contains several excerpts from a 2015 performance of Holst's The Planets with the BBC Symphony Orchestra and the Elysian Singers (Women's Voices) conducted by Susanna Mälkki at the Proms (Royal Albert Hall, London). The video also contains excerpts from Schoenberg's 5 Orchestral Pieces Op. 16, with the London Symphony Orchestra conducted by Robert Craft, and Elgar's Falstaff, with the London Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Sir Charles Mackerras. #gustavholst #theplanetssuite #marsthebringerofwar Pianist and Presenter: Matthew King Edited by Ian Coulter ( https://www.iancoultermusic.com )