Schnabel CEBX 800 on a curve on the IHB. Awesome!!
CEBX 800 on the Indiana Harbor Belt Railroad north interchange track heading towards the Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway in La Grange, Illinois. The car overhang on the curve is awesome! The world's largest operating railroad freight car is carrying a load bound for a refinery in Kansas. I apologize for the shaky camera. ©Ken Koren 2010
Artur Schnabel plays Mozart Sonata No.8, K.310 (I)
Composed in 1778, around the time of the death of his mother, sonata in A minor, K 310 (300d) is the darkest of Mozart's piano sonatas and it is the first of only two to have been composed in a minor key. I. Allegro maestoso II. Andante cantabile con espressione / www.youtube.com III. Presto / www.youtube.com ~
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The world's largest rail car, the Schnabel Car: 2090000 lbs. from Mendota to Wyanet, IL. 08/29/10
On August 29th, 2010, the world's largest rail car, known as the "Schnabel Car," (CEBX 800) ran down the BNSF Mendota Subdivision, to Galesburg, where it would make the trip to Kansas. The car carries a 675 ton, reactor vessel. Unloaded, the Schnabel car weighs in at 370 tons, equaling 740000 pounds. It contains 36 axles, 18 for each half. With the 675 ton (1350000 pounds) reactor, that brings the grand total to 2090000 pounds. Locations in this video, include Mendota, Arlington, Zearing, Malden, Princeton and Wyanet, IL. Due to federal regulations, the train was restricted to 15 MPH and was required to stop, whenever a meet with another train, would occur. BNSF ES44DC 7908 is in charge of the train, followed by Specialized Rail Transport, caboose JNSX911, the Schnabel and PHNX caboose 102. Scene 1: It took a while for the train to negotiate its way through Mendota, IL., but it made it without any problems. Scene 2: Mendota, IL. Scene 3: Arlington, IL. Scene 4: Arlington, IL. Scene 5: Zearing, IL. Scene 6: Zearing, IL. Scene 7: Zearing, IL. Scene 8: Malden, IL. Scene 9: Malden, IL. Scene 10: Princeton, IL. Scene 11: Princeton, IL. The crew took it very easy, when making the curve. Scene 12: Wyanet, IL. Scene 13: Wyanet, IL. Scene 14: Wyanet, IL.
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Beethoven Pathetique Sonata 2nd Movement Schnabel Rec. 1934
Schnabel's performances of the slow movements of Beethoven's Sonatas were without peer. In this recording, there is no moonstruck sentimentality. The mood is is one of somber reflection.
Julian Schnabel - over painted Polaroids
The american artist Julian Schnabel became famous in the early 1980s for his plate paintings. He also made a name for himself as a director and screenplay writer with his first film, which was about his friend and fellow artist, "Jean-Michel Basquiat" (1996) and his second film, "Before Night Falls". He has exhibited in all the world's greatest museums and his works can be found in outstanding public and private collections. In this short Schnabel talkes about his series of over painted Polaroids. The original Polaroids Schnabel used a huge, spectacular 20 x 24-inch Polaroid camera on wheels dating from the 1970s to create unusually large-format images (51 x 61 cm) which are now exhibited at the NRW-Forum in Düsseldorf (30.05.-11.07). Institut für Kunstdokumentation und Szenografie A film by Ralph Goertz © IKS/Ralph Goertz 2010 music by Julian Schnabel/jused by permission
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Julian Schnabel: Art and Film
Julian Schnabel discusses the role of cinema in his life and the relationship between his filmmaking and painting processes.
Julian Schnabel: Reasons for making "Diving Bell"
IFC News coverage of the 2007 New York Film Festival. Artist/Director Julian Schnabel discusses his initial involvement with the film adapatation of the French memoir, "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly." For more go to www.ifc.com
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Pianist Arthur Schnabel Home Movie 1937
Filmed in 1937 by Karol Liszniewski in Cincinnati, Ohio. Arthur Schnabel (April 17, 1882 -- August 15, 1951) was a classical pianist, who also composed and taught. Schnabel was renowned for his seriousness as a musician, avoiding anything resembling pure technical bravura. He was said to have tended to disregard his own technical limitations in pursuit of his musical ideals. However, Schnabel is widely considered to be one of the greatest pianists of the 20th century, whose vitality, profundity and spiritual penetration in his playing of works by Beethoven and Schubert, in particular, have seldom if ever been surpassed. Born in Lipnik, Poland, Schnabel studied piano from the age of seven in Vienna under Theodor Leschetizky who said to him "You will never be a pianist. You are a musician." Schnabel took these words to heart, and rather than playing the showy virtuoso pieces by composers like Franz Liszt which were popular in the late 19th century, he chose to concentrate on Germanic classics by Mozart, Beethoven and Schubert. Later, Schnabel also studied composition under Eusebius Mandyczewski who was a friend of Johannes Brahms. In 1900, Schnabel moved to Berlin where he began his career as a professional pianist. He gained some fame thanks to orchestral concerts he gave under the conductor Artur Nikisch as well as playing in chamber music and accompanying his future wife, the contralto Therese Behr, in lieder. It seems that Behr had some influence over Schnabel's <b>...</b>
Artur Schnabel plays Mozart Rondo in A minor, K.511
1946 recording. ~~~ Artur Schnabel (1882 - 1951), was born in Lipnik, Austria. Schnabel's piano career began at age six, when his sister's piano teacher noticed that he instantly mastered, without teaching, the lessons his sister had to practice. Schnabel made his public debut at age 11. By 1898 he was still studying piano in Vienna but was good enough to take on piano students himself; financially independent, if barely so, he headed for Berlin, Germany. Schnabel's career was slow to build, but after he gave a Berlin debut concert featuring the music of Franz Schubert, he acquired an agent and began to find intermittent concert engagements. After a series of performances as soloist with the renowned Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, Schnabel became a recognized name in German musical life. In the years prior to World War I he toured most of the major European countries, including Russia. Schnabel's repertoire ran straight up the middle of the intellectual Germanic tradition, seldom straying from that path. He favored music that seemed to hold profundities that would forever be just beyond his grasp, once saying, according to Saerchinger, "Now I am attracted only to music which I consider to be better than it can be performed." He loved the comparatively simple sonatas of Mozart, pointing out that "Children are given Mozart because of the small quantity of the notes; grown-ups avoid Mozart because of the great quality of the notes." The most important of composers for <b>...</b>
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Beethoven Diabelli Variations - Artur Schnabel - 1° Part (1)
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Julian Schnabel - Polaroids
Julian Schnabel (born October 26, 1951) is an American artist and filmmaker. In the 1980s, Schnabel received international media attention for his "plate paintings"—large-scale paintings set on broken ceramic plates. Schnabel directed Before Night Falls, which became Javier Bardem's breakthrough Academy Award nominated role and The Diving Bell and the Butterfly, which was nominated for four Academy Awards. He has won a Golden Globe, as well as BAFTA, a César Award, a Golden Palm, two nominations for the Golden Lion and an Academy Award nomination.
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Artur Schnabel plays Schubert Sonata D959 in A major (II)
I. Allegro - Part I : www.youtube.com - Part II : www.youtube.com II. Andantino III. Scherzo - Allegro vivace www.youtube.com IV. Rondo - Allegretto www.youtube.com ~~~ The three piano sonatas numbered 958 in C minor, 959 in A major and 960 in B-flat major in Deutsch's catalogue of Franz Schubert's complete works are the composer's last major compositions for the piano, often referred to as Last Sonatas. They were written during the last months of Schubert's life, between the spring and autumn of 1828, but were not published until about ten years after his death, in 1838-39. Furthermore, like the rest of Schuberts piano sonatas, they were mostly neglected during the entire 19th century, and have only gradually achieved public appreciation, after more than 100 years since their composition. Schubert probably began sketching the sonatas sometime around the spring months of 1828; the final versions were written in September. The final sonata was completed on September 26, and two days later, Schubert played from the sonata trilogy at an evening gathering in Vienna. In a letter to Probst (one of his publishers), dated October 2, 1828, Schubert mentioned the sonatas amongst other works he had recently completed and wished to publish. Probst was not interested in the sonatas and by November 19, Schubert was dead. In the following year Schubert's brother Ferdinand sold the sonatas' autographs to another publisher, Anton Diabelli, who eventually published them about ten years <b>...</b>
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Artur Schnabel "Piano Concerto No. 2 " Brahms (1. Mov.)
Piano Concerto No. 2 in B flat Major, op. 83 by Johannes Brahms (1833-1897) 1. Movement "Allegro non troppo" Artur Schnabel, piano BBC Symphony Orchestra Sir Adrian Boult, conductor London 07.&14.XI.1935
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Artur Schnabel "Piano Concerto No. 5" (1. Mov.) Beethoven
Piano Concerto No. 5 in E flat Major, op. 73 by Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) 1. Movement "Allegro" Artur Schnabel, piano London Symphony Orchestra Sir Malcolm Sargent, conductor London, 24.III.1932
Julian Schnabel on QTV.
www.cbc.ca American artist and filmmaker, Julian Schnabel, joins us in Studio Q for an extended chat.
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Julian Schnabel: The French response to "Diving Bell"
IFC News coverage of the 2007 New York Film Festival. Julian Schnabel describes the French critical and popular response to "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly." For more go to www.ifc.com
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Julian Schnabel's Miral ( Trailer ) starring Frieda Pinto
Julian Schnabel's Miral - Trailer. Stars Freida Pinto, Willam Dafoe, Hiam Abbass and Vanessa Redgrave. Based on the novel by Rula Jebreal, the movie revolves around a real-life orphanage established by a Palestinian woman (Abbass) following the 1948 creation of the Israeli state. (Pinto) was sent to the orphanage in 1978. When, later in life, she goes to teach at a refugee camp and falls for an activist, Miral is torn between resistance and education as separate paths to political change.
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Micah Schnabel-"Cut Me, Mick"/"The Great Gravitron Massacre" Acoustic!
Micah Schnabel of Two Cow Garage did a special acoustic performance for Grand Ambitions Video Sessions! "Cut Me, Mick" off of his solo album "When The Stage Light Goes Dim," and "The Great Gravitron Massacre" off of the Two Cow Garage Album "III." Both are available from Suburban Home Records!
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David Bowie's part in Basquiat Part 1
David Bowie plays Andy Warhol in this story of artist Jean-Michel Basquiat, directed by Julian Schnabel. I don't know too much about Warhol, but I believe Bowie was praised for his performance, getting the painter's walk, talk and mannerisms just right.
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Julian Schnabel: I'm Like a Cave Person—With a Website
The artist and filmmaker muses on the usefulness and limitations of the Internet, revealing, in the process, his philosophy about art and the role of the artist in our digital age.
Julian Schnabel, Lee Krasner, Malcolm Morley (excerpts, ART/new york no. 18)
On this program we see JULIAN SCHNABEL'S first major one man show at the Leo Castelli and Mary Boone Galleries, an exhibition by LEE KRASNER at the Robert Miller Gallery and an exhibition by MALCOM MORLEY at the Xavier-Fourcade Gallery. Interviews are with JULIAN SCHNABEL, LEE KRASNER, and MALCOLM MORLEY. To order the full length program: visit www.artnewyork.org or message us.
How Julian Schnabel Overcomes Creative Ruts
The filmmaker says that transcendent moments of clarity and inspiration are what drives his art. Here, he describes a particularly inspiring moment from the filming of his second film "Before Night Falls."
Julian Schnabel - "Permanently Becoming and the Architecture of seeing"
"Permanently Becoming and the Architecture of seeing", a major exhibition dedicated to Julian Schnabel, the famed New York artist and eclectic creative spirit, is staging at the Museo Correr in Venice from 4 June to 27 November 2011 Curated by Norman Rosenthal, the exhibition presents more than forty works, exploring Julian Schnabel's career from the 1970s to the present and offering an opportunity to admire paintings and sculptures by a great artist and all-round American phenomenon. Painter, sculptor and film director of international fame, Julian Schnabel stands out for his astounding capacity for creative metamorphoses and the arresting expressive power of his works.
Julian Schnabel / MASTERCLASS Episode 5
Julian Schnabel, artist and groundbreaking filmmaker, invites a group of young painters, photographers and sculptors to his studio for a critique of their work and shows them how he approaches his own work. Check us out! www.youngarts.org Subscribe! www.youtube.com Follow us! twitter.com Be our Friend! www.facebook.com Pin with us! pinterest.com Read cool things! www.youngarts.org
Artur Schnabel, String Quartet No. 4 - i Molto moderato
Despite his performing repertoire being concentrated largely on the works of Beethoven, Schubert, Mozart and Brahms, almost all of Artur Schnabel's own compositions (none of which are in the active repertoire) are atonal. (It is interesting, in this regard, to note that Schnabel was a close friend of Arnold Schoenberg, his Austrian-American compatriot, who was famous as a pioneering composer of atonal and twelve-tone music.) They are "difficult" yet fascinating and complex works, and are marked by genuine originality of style. Composers Ernst Krenek and Roger Sessions have commented that they show signs of undoubted genius (see biography of Schnabel by Cesar Saerchinger). Schnabel's list of compositions eventually included three symphonies, a piano concerto, a piano sonata (premiered by Eduard Erdmann at the 1925 Venice ISCM Festival[10]) and five string quartets, amongst various smaller works. Harmonically, the first movement of Artur Schnabel's fourth string quartet (dating from 1924) is by far the most complex of the quartet, making extensive use of "unordered aggregates" -- one per measure -- or, in other words, the use of all twelve pitches (or more properly "pitch classes") in each of the initial measures for quite an extended period. Indeed, one could speculate that this use of all "pitch classes" per measure is the factor which determines the placement of the barlines. From 1925 Schnabel taught at the Berlin State Academy, where his masterclasses brought him great <b>...</b>
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Miral - Interview of Julian Schnabel by Jonathan Kim
Jonathan Kim of ReThink Reviews speaks with the Julian Schnabel about his film Miral.
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GloNo Video: Micah Schnabel live at Beat Kitchen - "Cut Me, Mick"
GloNo Video presents Micah Schnabel (of Two Cow Garage) playing "Cut Me, Mick" from his solo album "When The Stage Lights Go Dim". Shot by Whiskey Bender Productions during a solo/acoustic performance at Beat Kitchen in Chicago, IL on January 7th, 2010.
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Franz Schubert, Moments musicaux no. 6, Schnabel, Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller
Franz Peter Schubert (1797- 1828), Allegretto in A-flat Major, moments musicaux no. 6, D. 780 (Op. 94), Artur Schnabel (1882- 1951), pianist. Transfer and restoration by Bob Varney, recorded in 1937. Works by Ferdinand Georg Waldmüller (1793- 1865).
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Julian Schnabel Navigation Drawings at SPERONE WESTWATER
James Kalm joins waiting throngs while viewing this group of recent "drawings" by Julian Schnabel. As one of the most recognized artists of his generation, Schnabel has stirred controversy both positive and negative. With his emergency as an acclaimed filmmaker, this group of maps may allude to his circuitous creative path and the adventures experienced en route. Featuring an interview with Charlie Finch, and cameos by Chris Martin, Wolfgang Petrick and Steve Buscemi
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Schubert Sonata D 850 First Movement Schnabel Rec. 1939
Artur Schnabel was the first pianist to bring Schubert's Sonatas before the public. He plays this sonata as if the ink had not yet quite dried on the manuscript.How fresh and new it sounds! By comparison, most other pianist's performances sound dull, un-spontaneous and amateurish.
Mozart Piano Sonata K.570 - Artur Schnabel - First Part
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The World's Largest Railcar in Canada : Schnabel CEBX 800
On a cold rainy night, Canadian National Railway 560 made a rare evening movement of the worlds largest railcar, Schnabel CEBX 800. The car was in Toronto, Canada waiting for the load that it was going to be shipping, a crack-barell for an oil refinery in the United States. The train moved to the Burlington-Hamilton area where it was made into an official train. The movement was planned very pricesly, and was enforced by security guards. CN 5528 (EMD SD60F) was the power on the train. The train was said to have gone down the Grimsby subdivision but was re-routed to an unknown location. LRF Video Productions
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Exclusive: Julian Schnabel Previews Art Exhibit after Miral Premiere at the Art Gallery of Ontario
After the TIFF Premiere of Miral director and artist Julian Schnabel hosts a preview party for his exhibit at the Art Gallery of Ontario in downtown Toronto. Guests include Miral star Freida Pinta, Dev Patel, Sasha Grey, Harvey Weinstein, Julian Schnabel: Art and Film September 1, 2010 -- January 2, 2011 "American art superstar Julian Schnabel has spent his life pushing the limits of painting and crossing artistic boundaries as an award-winning filmmaker. Now, for the first time, a major retrospective examines the connections between painting and film in Schnabel's work, tracing how his paintings exist in dialogue with the cinema and revealing the rich interplay between the two media. Julian Schnabel: Art and Film surveys Schnabel's work as a painter from the mid-1970s to the present and features more than 25 key works. The exhibition will occupy the entire fifth floor of the Art Gallery of Ontario's Vivian & David Campbell Centre for Contemporary Art." - www.ago.net Filmed by: Chris Barrett www.showbiz411.com
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Phong Pham (2232) against Guido Schnabel (1943)
2009 National State Games in Colorado Springs. Guido is playing the Feint Long II OX long pip rubber and beats Phong 3:0. Courtesy of www.longpips.com.