Ensemble ACJW: Mozart Viola Quintet in G Minor, K. 516
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2013
- Ensemble ACJW performs Mozart's Viola Quintet in G Minor, K 516 at Music at our Saviour's Atonement, as part of Carnegie Hall's free Neighborhood Concert series on December 4, 2011.
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a few years larer and it's still the best video ever, to view when I'm in the dumps
That Adagio still overwhelms me. Who in the world cannot be taken by its beauty, it’s emotion, it’s absolute raw contemplation?
Gorgeous playing, truly elegant, but firm with perfect technique and dialogue, bravo!!!
I'll seriously never forget first hearing the 1st movement theme. It's one of things where you just go "that makes so much sense"
I just love this!
A superb posting, a literally marvelous piece of music, of lilting beauty and dance, underscored by such depth of feeling, gloriously played with a union of fervent energy, nuance, richness of tone, a tender passion, inspired by reverence for and delight in this work
letter 790 to Nadezhda von Meck, 16/28 March 1878:
In his chamber music Mozart captivates one by the charm and purity of his facture, by the amazing beauty of his voice leading, but sometimes one does come across things which bring tears to your eyes. I would like to point out to you the Adagio from the G minor quintet. Nobody before or after has expressed so beautifully in music feelings of resigned, helpless grief. When Laubplayed this Adagio, I would always hide in the remotest corner of the hall so that no one could see what effect his music had on me.
Hello, who wrote this letter?
Wilfried Rades Tchaikovsky
Thank you!
Can never get enough of Mozart
Thank you for sharing
Master Hayden set the bar a mile high and young Wolfgang sent it to the stratosphere. These young musicians hit this one out of the park. Bravo
I love the way the dialogue is brought out. And the drama is emphasised
08:06 2nd movement (Menuetto) -- 13:19 3rd movement (Adagio ma non troppo) -- 21:49 Finale (introduction:Adagio - Allegro 24:47)
Am struck speechless by the beauty of the music and its performance
Awesome performance! These people are very talented! This piece, the slow movement in particular is one of my favourite Mozart works ever!
This is great playing.wonderfully expressive.great music and music making.
This is a poignant reminder of the joy of music making!
Wow! One of my chamber music favourites! Wonderfully performed by Ensemble ACJW. The video gives me the feeling of being there myself. Thanks a lot!
Superb!!!! And then some...! Five angels, tree disguised as ladies and two as gentlemen! Great recording too by Carnegie Hall thank you!!!
Thank you for your comment. We are glad you enjoyed this performance.
Extremely Beautiful! Just what I needed to hear!
I really liked your thickness of sounds, and started to play viola.
Beautiful! One of my faves!
i LOVE big violas! The first violist is playing a beautiful instrument!
Uplifting, inspired, brilliant , & absolutely lovely. The great video work need to e acknowledged too, I think. Thank you!
Agree with Ralph Berney. A splendid group. Magnificent music!
Linda música, magnífica interpretação.
Enjoyed, beautifully done!
Un grand moment 🙂
Après de très très nombreuses écoutes, cette interprétation reste toujours aussi exemplaire et exceptionnelle. Mille et mille bravos pour cette fidélité à l'intime de Mozart ✌️. Un tout grand moment de bonheur 🙂, merci encore !
ralph berney I couldn't have put it better. An exceptional video posting on YT, to the point that I one searched for , and found thefirst violin's home phone number , called her just to say that this tape is the best of everything available on YT. She was flattered and she'll remember the phone call. I still believe that ...well see Ralph Berney's commentary pls........such an inspired and convincing interpretation of any composition is hard to find. I listen to it perhaps a few times per year and it never ceases to impress me.
Wonderful playing.wonderful music making
Thank you for visiting our channel and listening.
If I could play that, I would be smiling too. Thank you for posting
totally cool performance
Amazing! Thank you. Very high quality
EpigeneticAlteratio
BRAVO!!
That is Nathan Schram playing second viola; he is now a member of the Attacca String Quartet. Do check out their web page and schedule; come to their concerts at the church in NYC at 65th and Central Park West. They are cycling through Beethoven Quartets. A couple of years ago, they were in residence at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and completed a complete Haydn cycle of 68 quartets.
It moves me... and shows how much Schubert has inherited from Mozart. And the adagio even preludes to Beethovens Razumovsky's quartetts - it is really the First Vienna School...
Schwanengesang is also upbeat at the end.
-- Belle cohésion, belle énergie. --
곡도 좋고 연주도 너무 좋아요~~!!
8:05 2nd movement
Dark and sombre, for Mozart. Even the rondo at the end seems bravura. First time I've heard this, as far as I can remember.
Bravo, beautiful. This is one of the greatest K516 I had ever listen. The quintet consists of three ladies and two gentlemen. The leftmost lady seems leading and her performance is great. This master piece is always said to ends unsuccessfully; it imply the forth mov. The incredibly magnificent dark piece abruptly changes into relatively but very good bulliriant music. Foe me, it seem that if the composer continue the magnificent dark music throughtout the 4th mov, it had became further masterpiece. The 1st is very impressive and regarded as "Tristes Allante".
Perhaps the best performance ever...
If Mozart lightened up in the fourth mvt. maybe was sending a message. Like S in Schwanengesang.
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Круто! Екселент!
The titling of this is incorrect - it is actually:
Mozart's String Quintet in g-minor K516
I is more appropriate to call his final String Quintet (K614) the "Viola Quintet" as that one features the 2 violas very strongly especially in the 1st movement
Peter Lever oh yes indeed
I wonder if that viola is an Amati or Guaneri replica. I use a 1690 Amati repilica and it has a deep tone like her viola (when played correctly, which is actually difficult).
I would be interested to know who the musicians are. It would be nice if they were acknowledged.
Lepewhi they are. Look in the description
Beautiful performance. I think the dynamics could be a bit more expressive. The tempos are a bit slow, but that also has its charm.
Salut violas
Where Can I Find This Sheet Music?
look here:
imslp.org/wiki/String_Quintet_No.4_in_G_minor,_K.516_%28Mozart,_Wolfgang_Amadeus%29
imslp.org/wiki/String_Quintet_No.4_in_G_minor,_K.516_(Mozart,_Wolfgang_Amadeus)
How the little genius utilized a minor key and the second viola. I wonder if they had viola player jokes in the 18th Century? Perhaps Mozart was saying: stop joking.
Viola was Mozart's favourite instrument and he often played it in chamber music, e.g.when he played quartets with Haydn, Dittersdorf and Vanhal.
I wrote too soon. I see the musicians listed at the end of the concert. Thanks
Ignore next post.
Lepewhi birds of a feather I guess
A notre avis, il faut se contenter de prendre le Quintette
en sol mineur pour ce qu'il est, tout simplement : le chant
pur de la pure douleur. ~Jean-Victor Hocquard, *La Pensée
de Mozart*, 1958, p. 148.
え！ビィオラのお姉さんの身体が大きくて、ビィオラにぴったりしている。
ソロのパートを良く見ることができる。＼(^o^)／
I am surprised.
As if there aren't another 100 string players created who play as well, every year.
Google says Albert Einsteins favorite song
邝芔⋯⋯
יחי המלך המשיח
Very sloppy intonation
Dorian Lee You must be kidding.