In fact, I'm now fairly convinced that I won't. Search and you should find. I've had issues with that driver too. It's not unequivocally 'good' information though on that link though either. Thanks for all your help trying to dissuade me from hating my 02, mjolnarn. Unfortunately, it's a bit of a brute!
Page 1 of 1 14 items. Reply Contact. Media Composer 8. The other AJA products seem to get good reviews from users. HP Z 3. Mainly delivered remotely via zoom but onsite possible. Filed under: VET. Thanks for the response, Pat. I'm getting slightly conflicting advice on the performance of the AJA boxes. The trim lag on my Matrox system is not terrible, but it just makes me feel like I am editing through mud.
I'd spend good money to get the old fluidity of Avid 4. I am definitely more sensitive to these issues than other editors I know partly because I map my mouse wheel to keys which control the trim tool, and I've got used to an almost instantaneous response for single frame trims. Any idea how trimming with your AJA box compares with the performance on an Adrenaline a few releases back? As an aside, I'm fairly sure that with DV offline consolidated rushes and without any IO box attached, trim performance is a tenth or so slower than it has been in previous versions.
Z is what I consider to be the lowest I'd use and a Z42o even better. Hej mjolnarn , I've confirmed with Avid that it's a known issue, and that it will take an update cycle to resolve both from Matrox and Avid.
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In Strauss met the composer Alexander Ritter who was a violinist in the Meiningen orchestra and the husband of one of Richard Wagner 's nieces.
An avid champion of the ideals of Wagner and Franz Liszt , Ritter had a tremendous impact on the trajectory of Strauss's work as a composer from onward. Ritter convinced Strauss to abandon his more conservative style of composing and embrace the "music of the future" by modeling his compositional style off of Wagner and Liszt. All of this together gave a new aesthetic anchor to Strauss which first became evident in his embrace of the tone poem genre.
After leaving his post in Meiningen in , Strauss spent several weeks traveling throughout Italy before assuming a new post as third conductor at the Bavarian State Opera then known as the Munich Hofoper. While traveling he wrote down descriptions of the various sites he was seeing along with tonal impressions that went with those descriptions.
These he communicated in a letter to his mother, and they ultimately were used as the beginning of his first tone poem, Aus Italien For the next three years the two men would meet regularly, often joined by Thuille and Anton Seidl , in order to discuss music, particularly Wagner and Liszt, and discuss poetry, literature, and philosophy. Strauss's tenure at the Bavarian State Opera was not a happy one.
With the death of Ludwig II of Bavaria in June , the opera house was not as well financially supported by his successor Otto of Bavaria which meant that much of the more ambitious and expensive repertoire that he wanted to stage, such as Wagner's operas, were unfeasible. The opera assignments he was given, works by Boieldieu, Auber and Donizetti, bored him, and to make matters worse Hermann Levi, the senior conductor at the house, was often ill and Strauss was required to step in at the last minute to conduct performance for operas which he had never rehearsed.
This caused problems for him, the singers, and the orchestra. During this time, Strauss did find much more enjoyable conducting work outside Munich in Berlin, Dresden, and Leipzig. In the latter city he met and befriended the composer Gustav Mahler in the autumn of Also happily, Strauss met his future wife, soprano Pauline de Ahna , in De Ahna was then a voice student at the Munich Musikschule now the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich , but soon switched to private lessons with Strauss who became her principal teacher.
During the Summer of he served as the assistant conductor of the Bayreuth Festival during which time he befriended Cosima Wagner who became a longterm close friend. She was famous for being irascible, garrulous, eccentric and outspoken, but to all appearances the marriage was essentially happy, and she was a great source of inspiration to him. Throughout his life, from his earliest songs to the final Four Last Songs of , he preferred the soprano voice to all others, and all his operas contain important soprano roles.
In Weimar she created the role of Freihild in Strauss's first opera, Guntram , in The opera was received with mixed reviews in Weimar, but its later production in Munich was met with scorn and was Strauss's first major failure.
In spite of the failure of his first opera, Strauss's tenure in Weimar brought about several important successes for his career. His tone poem Don Juan premiered in Weimar on 11 November to tremendous critical response, and the work quickly brought him international fame and success. This was followed by another lauded achievement, the premiere of his tone poem Death and Transfiguration in Both of these works, along with the earlier Burleske , became internationally known and established him as a leading modernist composer.
Just prior to their marriage the following September, Strauss left his post in Weimar when he was appointed Kapellmeister, or first conductor, of the Bavarian State Opera where he became responsible for the operas of Wagner.
While working in Munich for the next four years he had his largest creative period of tone poem composition, producing Till Eulenspiegel's Merry Pranks , Also sprach Zarathustra , Don Quixote , and Ein Heldenleben Strauss left the Bavarian State Opera in when he became principal conductor of the Staatskapelle Berlin at the Berlin State Opera in the fall of ; a position he remained in for 15 years.
By this time in his career, he was in constant demand as a guest conductor internationally and enjoyed celebrity status as a conductor; particularly in the works of Wagner, Mozart, and Liszt in addition to his own compositions. He used all of these posts to champion contemporary German composers like Mahler. His own compositions were becoming increasingly popular, and the first major orchestra to perform an entire concert of only his music was the Vienna Philharmonic in At the latter festival his cantata Taillefer was given its world premiere.
The work, which premiered in Dresden in , became Strauss's greatest triumph in his career up to that point, and opera houses all over the world quickly began programing the opera. After Salome , Strauss had a string of critically successful operas which he created with the librettist and poet Hugo von Hofmannsthal.
In Strauss's opera Intermezzo premiered at the Dresden Semperoper with both the music and the libretto by Strauss. For this opera, Strauss wanted to move away from post-Wagnerian metaphysics which had been the philosophical framework of Hofmannsthal's libretti, and instead embrace a modern domestic comedy to Hofmannsthal's chagrin.
Strauss never joined the Nazi Party, and studiously avoided Nazi forms of greeting. For reasons of expediency, however, he was initially drawn into cooperating with the early Nazi regime in the hope that Hitler—an ardent Wagnerian and music lover who had admired Strauss's work since viewing Salome in —would promote German art and culture.
Strauss's need to protect his Jewish daughter-in-law and Jewish grandchildren also motivated his behavior, [1] in addition to his determination to preserve and conduct the music of banned composers such as Gustav Mahler and Claude Debussy. I consider the Streicher —Goebbels Jew-baiting as a disgrace to German honour, as evidence of incompetence—the basest weapon of untalented, lazy mediocrity against a higher intelligence and greater talent.
Meanwhile, far from being an admirer of Strauss's work, Joseph Goebbels maintained expedient cordiality with Strauss only for a period. Goebbels wrote in his diary:. Unfortunately we still need him, but one day we shall have our own music and then we shall have no further need of this decadent neurotic.
Nevertheless, because of Strauss's international eminence, in November he was appointed to the post of president of the newly founded Reichsmusikkammer , the Reich Music Chamber.
Strauss, who had lived through numerous political regimes and had no interest in politics, decided to accept the position but to remain apolitical, a decision which would eventually become untenable. He wrote to his family, "I made music under the Kaiser , and under Ebert. I'll survive under this one as well. In November , the minister Goebbels nominated me president of the Reichsmusikkammer without obtaining my prior agreement. I was not consulted. I accepted this honorary office because I hoped that I would be able to do some good and prevent worse misfortunes, if from now onwards German musical life were going to be, as it was said, "reorganized" by amateurs and ignorant place-seekers.
Strauss privately scorned Goebbels and called him "a pipsqueak". Strauss attempted to ignore Nazi bans on performances of works by Debussy, Mahler, and Mendelssohn. He also continued to work on a comic opera, Die schweigsame Frau , with his Jewish friend and librettist Stefan Zweig.
When the opera was premiered in Dresden in , Strauss insisted that Zweig's name appear on the theatrical billing, much to the ire of the Nazi regime. Hitler and Goebbels avoided attending the opera, and it was halted after three performances and subsequently banned by the Third Reich.
Do you believe I am ever, in any of my actions, guided by the thought that I am 'German'? Do you suppose Mozart was consciously 'Aryan' when he composed? I recognise only two types of people: those who have talent and those who have none. This letter to Zweig was intercepted by the Gestapo and sent to Hitler. Strauss was subsequently dismissed from his post as Reichsmusikkammer president in Strauss's seeming relationship with the Nazis in the s attracted criticism from some noted musicians, including Toscanini, who in had said, "To Strauss the composer I take off my hat; to Strauss the man I put it back on again", when Strauss had accepted the presidency of the Reichsmusikkammer.
Both of his grandsons were bullied at school, but Strauss used his considerable influence to prevent the boys or their mother being sent to concentration camps.
Frustrated that he could no longer work with Zweig as his librettist, Strauss turned to Joseph Gregor , a Viennese theatre historian, at Gregor's request. The first opera they worked on together was Daphne , but it ultimately became the second of their operas to be premiered. Their first work to be staged was in , when the entire nation was preparing for war, they presented Friedenstag Peace Day , a one-act opera set in a besieged fortress during the Thirty Years' War.
The work is essentially a hymn to peace and a thinly veiled criticism of the Third Reich. With its contrasts between freedom and enslavement, war and peace, light and dark, this work has a close affinity with Beethoven 's Fidelio. Productions of the opera ceased shortly after the outbreak of war in The two men collaborated on two more operas which proved to be Strauss's last: Die Liebe der Danae and Capriccio When his Jewish daughter-in-law Alice was placed under house arrest in Garmisch-Partenkirchen in , Strauss used his connections in Berlin, including opera-house General Intendant Heinz Tietjen , to secure her safety.
He drove to the Theresienstadt concentration camp in order to argue, albeit unsuccessfully, for the release of Alice's grandmother, Paula Neumann. In the end, Neumann and 25 other relatives were murdered in the camps. In , Strauss moved with his family back to Vienna, where Alice and her children could be protected by Baldur von Schirach , the Gauleiter of Vienna.
However, Strauss was unable to protect his Jewish relatives completely; in early , while Strauss was away, Alice and her son Franz were abducted by the Gestapo and imprisoned for two nights. Strauss's personal intervention at this point saved them, and he was able to take them back to Garmisch, where the two remained under house arrest until the end of the war.
Strauss completed the composition of Metamorphosen , a work for 23 solo strings, in The title and inspiration for the work comes from a profoundly self-examining poem by Goethe , which Strauss had considered setting as a choral work. Conceived and written during the blackest days of World War II, the piece expresses Strauss's mourning of, among other things, the destruction of German culture—including the bombing of every great opera house in the nation.
At the end of the war, Strauss wrote in his private diary:. The most terrible period of human history is at an end, the twelve year reign of bestiality, ignorance and anti-culture under the greatest criminals, during which Germany's years of cultural evolution met its doom. In April , Strauss was apprehended by American soldiers at his Garmisch estate.
As he descended the staircase he announced to Lieutenant Milton Weiss of the U. Weiss, who was also a musician, nodded in recognition. An "Off Limits" sign was subsequently placed on the lawn to protect Strauss.
Initially dismissive of the idea, Strauss completed this late work, his Oboe Concerto , before the end of the year. The metaphor " Indian summer " has been used by journalists, biographers, and music critics, notably [23] Norman Del Mar in [24] to describe Strauss's late creative upsurge from to the end of his life. The events of World War II seemed to bring the composer —who had grown old, tired, and a little jaded — into focus.
Like most Germans', Strauss's bank accounts were frozen, and many of his assets seized by American forces. There they met the Swiss music critic Willy Schuh , who became Strauss's biographer.
Short of money, in Strauss embarked on his last international tour, a three-week trip to London, in which he conducted several of his tone poems and excerpts of his operas, and was present during a complete staging of Elektra by the BBC. The trip was a critical success and provided him and his wife with some much needed money. From May to September , just before his death, Strauss composed the Four Last Songs which deal with the subject of dying. In June , he was cleared of any wrong-doing by a denazification tribunal in Munich.
In December , Strauss was hospitalized for several weeks after undergoing bladder surgery. On 15 August he suffered from a heart attack and he quietly died of kidney failure in his sleep shortly after 2 PM on 8 September , in Garmisch-Partenkirchen , West Germany. Strauss's late works as an octogenarian composer were modelled on "the divine Mozart at the end of a life full of thankfulness",.
Some of Strauss's first compositions were solo instrumental and chamber works. These pieces include early compositions for piano solo in a conservative harmonic style, many of which are lost: two piano trios and , a string quartet , a piano sonata , a cello sonata , a piano quartet , a violin sonata , as well as a serenade and a longer suite , both scored for double wind quintet plus two additional horns and contrabassoon.
After , Strauss composed very infrequently for chamber groups, his energies being almost completely absorbed with large-scale orchestral works and operas. Four of his chamber pieces are actually arrangements of portions of his operas, including the Daphne-Etude for solo violin and the String Sextet, which is the overture to his final opera Capriccio.
His last independent chamber work, an Allegretto in E major for violin and piano, dates from He also composed two large-scale works for wind ensemble during this period: Sonatina No. Strauss wrote two early symphonies: Symphony No.
However, Strauss's style began to truly develop and change when, in , he met Alexander Ritter , a noted composer and violinist, and the husband of one of Richard Wagner's nieces.
It was Ritter who persuaded Strauss to abandon the conservative style of his youth and begin writing tone poems. He also introduced Strauss to the essays of Wagner and the writings of Arthur Schopenhauer. Strauss went on to conduct one of Ritter's operas, and at Strauss's request Ritter later wrote a poem describing the events depicted in Strauss's tone poem Death and Transfiguration. The new influences from Ritter resulted in what is widely regarded [32] as Strauss's first piece to show his mature personality, the tone poem Don Juan , which displays a new kind of virtuosity in its bravura orchestral manner.
One commentator has observed of these works that "no orchestra could exist without his tone poems, written to celebrate the glories of the post-Wagnerian symphony orchestra.
James Hepokoski notes a shift in Strauss's technique in the tone poems, occurring between and It was after this point that Strauss rejected the philosophy of Schopenhauer and began more forcefully critiquing the institution of the symphony and the symphonic poem, thereby differentiating the second cycle of tone poems from the first. Strauss's output of works for solo instrument or instruments with orchestra was fairly extensive.
The most famous include two concertos for horn, which are still part of the standard repertoire of most horn soloists— Horn Concerto No. Around the end of the 19th century, Strauss turned his attention to opera. His first two attempts in the genre, Guntram and Feuersnot , were controversial works; Guntram was the first significant critical failure of Strauss's career, and Feuersnot was considered obscene by some critics. In , Strauss produced Salome , a somewhat dissonant modernist opera based on the play by Oscar Wilde , which produced a passionate reaction from audiences.
The premiere was a major success, with the artists taking more than 38 curtain calls. Strauss often remarked that he preferred writing for the female voice, which is apparent in these two sister operas—the male parts are almost entirely smaller roles, included only to supplement the soprano's performance. Strauss's next opera was Elektra , which took his use of dissonance even further, in particular with the Elektra chord.
Elektra was also the first opera in which Strauss collaborated with the poet Hugo von Hofmannsthal as his librettist. The two subsequently worked together on numerous occasions. For his later works with Hofmannsthal, Strauss moderated his harmonic language: he used a more lush, melodic late-Romantic style based on Wagnerian chromatic harmonies that he had used in his tone poems, with much less dissonance, and exhibiting immense virtuosity in orchestral writing and tone color.
This resulted in operas such as Der Rosenkavalier having great public success. Strauss continued to produce operas at regular intervals until For Intermezzo Strauss provided his own libretto. Strauss's final opera, Capriccio , had a libretto by Clemens Krauss , although the genesis for it came from Stefan Zweig and Joseph Gregor. Strauss was a prolific composer of lieder. He often composed them with the voice of his wife in mind.
His lieder were written for voice and piano, and he orchestrated several of them after the fact. In —, around the age of 30, he published several well-known songs including " Ruhe, meine Seele! In , after a long hiatus devoted to opera, he wrote Sechs Lieder , Op. He completed his works in the genre in with Four Last Songs for soprano and orchestra.
He reportedly composed these with Kirsten Flagstad in mind and she gave the first performance, which was recorded. Strauss's songs have always been popular with audiences and performers, and are generally considered by musicologists—along with many of his other compositions—to be masterpieces. Until the s, Strauss was regarded by some post-modern musicologists as a conservative, backward-looking composer, but re-examination of and new research on the composer has re-evaluated his place as that of a modernist, [38] albeit one who still utilized and sometimes revered tonality and lush orchestration.
I had no idea music could do the things he was doing with harmony and melody. Strauss's music had a considerable influence on composers at the start of the 20th century. English composers were also influenced by Strauss, from Edward Elgar in his concert overture In the South Alassio and other works [43] to Benjamin Britten in his opera writing. Strauss's musical style played a major role in the development of film music in the middle of the 20th century.
The style of his musical depictions of character Don Juan, Till Eulenspiegel, the Hero and emotions found their way into the lexicon of film music. Film music historian Timothy Schuerer wrote, "The elements of post late romantic music that had greatest impact on scoring are its lush sound, expanded harmonic language, chromaticism, use of program music and use of Leitmotifs.
Hollywood composers found the post-romantic idiom compatible with their efforts in scoring film". As film historian Roy Prendergast wrote, "When confronted with the kind of dramatic problem films presented to them, Steiner, Korngold and Newman The film music of John Williams has continued the Strauss influence, in scores for mainstream hits such as Superman and Star Wars.
Strauss has always been popular with audiences in the concert hall and continues to be so. He has consistently been in the top 10 composers most performed by symphony orchestras in the US and Canada over the period — Strauss, as conductor, made a large number of recordings, both of his own music as well as music by German and Austrian composers.
In the first complete performance of his An Alpine Symphony , made in and later released by EMI , Strauss used the full complement of percussion instruments required in this work. The preference for German and Austrian composers in Germany in the s through the s was typical of the German nationalism that existed after World War I.
Strauss clearly capitalized on national pride for the great German-speaking composers. There were many other recordings, including some taken from radio broadcasts and concerts during the s and early s.
The sheer volume of recorded performances would undoubtedly yield some definitive performances from a very capable and rather forward-looking conductor. In , Strauss celebrated his 80th birthday and conducted the Vienna Philharmonic in recordings of his own major orchestral works, as well as his seldom-heard Schlagobers Whipped Cream ballet music. Some find more feeling in these performances than in Strauss's earlier recordings, which were recorded on the Magnetophon tape recording equipment.
Vanguard Records later issued the recordings on LPs.
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