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Sehr schöne Version aller Lieder zum Mitsingen für die nächste Chorprobe.

I noticed that some of Clementi's later piano sonatas become more, experimental, rhythmically complex, chromatic, etc... It is cool to hear his compositional development. This reminds much of his unorthodox capriccios.

ベートーヴェンやフンメルの後期古典派やその後の様式を引き継いだロマン派達の祖と言えるのがクレメンティです。 それくらいクレメンティは重要な存在ですが現代の多くの人々はベートーヴェンに影響を与えたのはハイドンやモーツァルトしか知りません😢

Who are the performers?

They have also corrected the form "dasse", still common in the 16th century, into more correct modern Italian "desse" - hypercorrectivism? in 17.

Censorship!!! 16 LA VAGA PASTORELLA says Per dio non mi fuggire - censored here as Ti prego non fuggire

Esta música es maravillosa!!! Gracias por compartir. Saludos desde Chile.

Beautifully sung!

Part of my Mendelssohn journey

Ciao, perchè non metti i capricci in La maggiore e in Fa maggiore? Gli spartiti su IMSPL ci sono ed anche le registrazioni.

Moore Dorothy Allen William Brown Sharon

Why does it sound like Beethoven sometimes ?

Non avevo mai trovato un video di questi brani con lo spartito ❤ grazie!

Und danke für die schöne Wiedergabe aller 6 Lieder!

I have requested Lauridsen's music for my death bed, should I be so fortunate to die that way. If I am duly prepared, I can think of no better accompaniment to a blessed hereafter: with O Magnum Mysterium as the coda. I am reminded of the Christian runner in Chariots of Fire, who said: "When I run, I feel God's pleasure." I have no doubt that Laurdisen's music pleases his Creator.

Danke! Sehr schön!

13:22

ilyen a művészet...ilyen csoda...

Written to celebrate German unification, written in the old Venetian style with double choirs.

Everything he published was a masterpiece

well, we know who inspired Beethoven, don't we...

슈만의 합창곡이 이렇게 좋을수가~? 마치 바흐를 생각나게 합니다, 다만 낭만적인 선률이 참으로 아름답씁니다

Enchanting! Thank you for the video.

banger

J’aime beaucoup ces chants et d’ailleurs j’en ai appris avec ma chorale j’en garde un bon souvenir et j’ai le plaisir de les écouter ❤❤❤

J’ai appris en chorale j’ai bien aimée ❤

based af - Fanny was underrated :(

Nos. 2 and 3 are recorded in a different key from the score!

What a Ravishing Gorgeous treat....Great! BRAVA from Mexico City!

Thank you for posting! This is the first time I hear this group’s recording. Their tonality is floating on a quite intriguing sea of balance, and yet the figuration is just so beautiful!

Tenorstimme

Thank you so much! I am just recently looking for resources of this piece.

Rare Gracious.....the Firmament. BRAVI from Mexico City!

Very interesting collection. Quite a break from his many great piano sonatas.

21:49 in stiller nacht 29:54 die wollust in den maien

Loved that this Haydn/Mozart era Classicist influenced by Scarlatti managed to be very long lived and continue to compose through most of his life and grow as a musician in the process! 18 years Beethoven's senior and 27 for Hummel, he still possessed a passionate emerging Romanticism. Such a brilliant composer, bridging multiple different eras in his pieces!!

That is really high for first tenor to handle, but still such a warm melody!

This is marvelous!

Thank you so much! You have the best categories of all these choral works I have ever seen!

Thank you so much for this compilation!

Thanks so much for posting this, really an underappreciated gem.

Brillante, espectacular, gran sonata. del injustamente olvidado antiguo y notable maestro Muzio Clementi, que Dios lo tenga en la gloria a semejante músico!!

I don't understand why people play Clementi in their own interpretation rather than employing reasonable articulation, while showing the same respect they do towards the music of Mozart, Beethoven, and Haydn.

Hmm the sonata 2 in a major is very slow, I think I play it about twice the speed.

I’ve always played the Clementi sonatas with great pleasure. I’m surprised so few pianists put them on their repertoire.

Such beautiful music

Wonderful. Thank you!

Thanks for uploading. This is wonderful piano music.

Thanks for uploading.

CLEMENTI....SCARLATTI.....ALWAYS brilliant.....BRAVO from Mexico City!