A video recording of a dinner conversation between Russian musicologists Natalia Entelis, Emil Finkelstein, and Elena Fradkina has gone viral on the platform X, receiving millions of views. [1]
A video featuring Russian musicologists Natalia Entelis, Ella Fradkina, and Emil Finkelstein arguing about the works of composers Franz Schubert, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Ludwig van Beethoven became popular among foreign users on social media. [2] Emil Finkelstein questioned how Franz Schubert could write brilliant music without knowing the work of Johann Sebastian Bach. [3] Natalia Entelis defended Schubert by observing that fugues are almost entirely absent from his masses and pointing to the Italian tradition he studied. [4]
The discussion, which took place in St. Petersburg in 2019, turned into a heated argument regarding Franz Schubert's knowledge of Johann Sebastian Bach and the value of fugues. [5] The video received more than five million views and thousands of comments from international users who praised the intellectuals' passion and humor. [6] The video was uploaded to the platform X and features the musicologists in a home setting emotionally discussing and gesturing while using strong language. [7]
The original video was posted by Polina Fradkina, the daughter of Ella Fradkina and Emil Finkelstein, on her Facebook profile. [8]Una grabación en video de una conversación durante una cena entre los musicólogos rusos Natalia Entelis, Emil Finkelstein y Elena Fradkina se ha vuelto viral en la plataforma X, recibiendo millones de visitas. [1]
Un video que muestra a los musicólogos rusos Natalia Entelis, Ella Fradkina y Emil Finkelstein discutiendo sobre las obras de los compositores Franz Schubert, Johann Sebastian Bach y Ludwig van Beethoven se hizo popular entre usuarios extranjeros en las redes sociales. [2] Emil Finkelstein cuestionó cómo Franz Schubert pudo escribir música brillante sin conocer la obra de Johann Sebastian Bach. [3] Natalia Entelis defendió a Schubert señalando que las fugas están casi completamente ausentes en sus misas y destacando la tradición italiana que estudió. [4]
La discusión, que tuvo lugar en San Petersburgo en 2019, se convirtió en un acalorado debate sobre el conocimiento que Franz Schubert tenía de Johann Sebastian Bach y el valor de las fugas. [5] El video recibió más de cinco millones de visitas y miles de comentarios de usuarios internacionales que elogiaron la pasión y el humor de los intelectuales. [6] El video fue subido a la plataforma X y muestra a los musicólogos en un entorno doméstico discutiendo emocionalmente y gesticulando mientras usan un lenguaje fuerte. [7]
El video original fue publicado por Polina Fradkina, hija de Ella Fradkina y Emil Finkelstein, en su perfil de Facebook. [8]
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A video recording of a dinner conversation between Russian musicologists Natalia Entelis, Emil Finkelstein, and Elena Fradkina has gone viral on the platform X, receiving millions of views. · RT International
A video featuring Russian musicologists Natalia Entelis, Ella Fradkina, and Emil Finkelstein arguing about the works of composers Franz Schubert, Johann Sebastian Bach, and Ludwig van Beethoven became popular among foreign users on social media. · Lenta.ruRussia
Emil Finkelstein questioned how Franz Schubert could write brilliant music without knowing the work of Johann Sebastian Bach. · RT International
Natalia Entelis defended Schubert by observing that fugues are almost entirely absent from his masses and pointing to the Italian tradition he studied. · RT International
The discussion, which took place in St. Petersburg in 2019, turned into a heated argument regarding Franz Schubert's knowledge of Johann Sebastian Bach and the value of fugues. · RT International
The video received more than five million views and thousands of comments from international users who praised the intellectuals' passion and humor. · Lenta.ruRussia
The video was uploaded to the platform X and features the musicologists in a home setting emotionally discussing and gesturing while using strong language. · Lenta.ruRussia
The original video was posted by Polina Fradkina, the daughter of Ella Fradkina and Emil Finkelstein, on her Facebook profile. · Lenta.ruRussia
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