W.A. Mozart Piano Concerto No.23 in A major K488, Alfred Brendel
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- W.A. Mozart Piano Concerto No.23 in A major K488,
1. Allegro
2. Adagio
3. Allegro assai
Alfred Brendel, Piano
Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
Sir Neville Marriner, Conductor
Rec.: London 1971 - เพลง
Brendel to me remains the ultimate interpreter of Mozart's piano concertos.
The Gold Standard of all Mozart Piano Concerti recordings, no compare.
Alfred Brendel's performances of the Mozart piano concertos are the most exquisite gems, ranking as the finest I have heard.
Divino amatissimo immenso mozart !!!!!!!!!
Niemand präsentiert diese göttliche Musik so wie Meister Brendel.
I totally agree. His performances of Mozart's piano concertos are peerless.
2nd and 3rd movimento are absolutely to die for
This is my tempo of music (adagio concert 23) and my understanding how the work should be performed. it is this interpretation of concerts for my soul. Thank you, Maestro
Seit über 30 Jahren liebe ich das Spiel Brendels. Ich kenne kein vergleichbares. Das Zusammenspiel mit N. Marriner ist ein Glücksfall.
His Mozart is very much charming
Fantastic performance Maestro!
La mejor versión del último movimiento
Truly sublime. And such a good reminder that one doesn't necessarily need to listen to the most recent renditions of classics such as this. In addition to this Brendel recording, I've also been very impressed by older Danial Barenboim recordings of Mozart's piano sonatas.
Brendel live
Super! Thanks, Ria Brezova.
"Only as many (notes) as necessary, your Majesty." And every one of them heard here. Thanks for posting these invaluable recordings. Notes: This concerto, like its predecessor K482, uses clarinets instead of oboes. K491 uses both. Brendel plays Mozart's cadenzas, and adds some ornamentation in the Adagio (the only movement he ever wrote in F# minor).
Thank you very much for warm comment! I wish you all the best!
Arguably among the top three or four best performances of this concerto together with Radu Lupu and Maria Joao Pires, and Mitsuko Uchida.
And... richter ashkenazy pollini Buchbinder anda and many others ...
1. Allegro 0:03
2. Adagio 10:49
3. Allegro assai 17:27
Thank you! Timings like these are VERY nice to have!
@@nagibbadre8143 You're welcome, sir.
I played the finale rondo 10 times in my school concert years !
Not like that you didn't
@@dazboot2966 I played with all the lights out !
@@dazboot2966 I was only 6 years old. What do you expect ??
@@canman5060 Don't tell me - you were suspended from the ceiling with your hands tied behind your back, right? You're a genius
Wow!
11:37 chills!
👍👍
Jesus Christ another ad right in the middle of that beautiful second movement is anything sacred to these TH-cam algorithms or the people that produce them?
No.
Basterdised a classic .
I resent having to hear Branson flaunting his ego trip before I can hear some of the most beautiful music ever written screw those corporate capitalists
The transfer is a semitone high. Totally distorts the true tempo. Doesn’t anybody notice these things? Kinda basic.