@@klauspeterkraa1881 " but it also has a depth of feeling that only a few can explore" Glad you pointed that out. So few even understand this aspect of Mozart let alone the exploration of it. Mozart's music has both surface beauty and infinite depths for those who care to explore them but most get caught up in the surface.
A precious early work from Mozart that inspired me, years ago, in its unusual perfection. If not for this work, and many others by Mozart, I would not have dedicated myself to music.
Such a wonder, may those masterpieces from herr Mozart continue to gather people around human creation at its very best throughout the globe for decades and centuries again…
Mozart is to music what Michelangelo is to sculpture. I've got 30 cds in my car. 9 albums are by the Beatles: the rest are Mozart. Knowing that Mozart composed over 200 hours of music means I know I have years of music to enjoy. You can have Bach and Beethoven. I'll take Mozart any day!
I’m virtually off all other genres of music…I had a huge collection of rock/progressive music from my late 20’s to 30’s…..I discovered Mozart in my mid 20’s and was mesmerized. I know can now virtually only listen to Classical Music, with Mozart at the top, followed by Haydn (the only composer Mozart openly praised) , Schubert and Beethoven. Mozart is the absolute zenith of Music…everything else pales in my music world. I consider Mozart supernatural.
@@thom6746 yes….I have all the piano concertos and symphonies on my phone. Absolutely stunning works. What’s your favorite piano concerto? It’s hard to choose, but all of them from #20 on are favorites….maybe #23 for me. Many music experts consider his #24 as the greatest piano concerto written. Even Beethoven is recorded as saying “we could never do anything like that” to a colleague. It’s a bit solemn for me, as I prefer his exuberant works.
@@hertzair1186 I agree: from 20 on, it's pure delight and genius of the first order. I've listened to these literally hundreds of times and will continue to do so. I have several versions, but prefer Murray Perahia. Derek Han does a nice job too. The Perahia versions are the best recordings. As for the symphonies, I prefer the English Concert recordings. It's Jupiter final movement is the most exciting version I've ever heard.
You truly run out of adjectives to describe Mozart's brilliance. He wrote this piece when he was 16 years old!!! Holy cow! And the piece is just magnificent, with all of the instruments featured throughout. This music will indeed live forever.
Apparently, when composing, he was merely transcribing - the music was complete in his brain, he just had to write it down for the rest of us to enjoy/be inspired!
ein wunderbares werk, so klar und heiter und dabei ungewöhnlich reich und fantasievoll! auch eine hinreißende Interpretation und ausführung... kein wunder: st. martin-in-the-fields! bravo!
I’ve had this exact recording on tape for many years. Couldn’t part with it because of the incredible ensemble of players, but with this streaming and Bose speakers- goodbye tape!
¡Y bien qué sí! Todas las piezas de Mozart son preciosas. ¡Faltan suficientes palabras para describir su música! Nació en Austria pero le pertenece a toda la humanidad.
It's incredible to see Mozart already writing such profound andante and adagio movements at the tender age of 16, as seen here and in the other early divertimenti K. 136 - 138. And the second minuet really foretells Mozart's talent for minuets and trios.
Mozart, genio en una época de genios. Ahora nos tocó una época de esperpentos "clásicos", imitativos, repetitivos, para diversión de los aburridos. Ni hablar de la música "popular" que toca el mas bajo fondo de la degradación, el mal gusto y la decadencia.
There are those who say Mozart's Cassations, Divertimenti and Serenades are "light" works. Assuming such is the case (which, of course, I do not believe), even a "light" work by Mozart is more complex, elegant, and beautiful than the major work of most any other composer.
More complex than Bach fugues? More beautiful than Brahms or Tchaikovsky simphonies? More complex and beautiful than Rachmaninoff works? We have to appreciate Mozart by the way he composes his usually Happy and light music(he also has dramatic works, of course). He was a great classical composer, but It's not necessary to say that he is better than most of the composers, because their style are different, he is only the most famous, sorry for my eng.
I agree with you...and put in light of the fact that he composed these “ as easily as a cow piddles” ( Mozarts words) ...that’s all the more miraculous.
Daniel Feygin To set Mozart alongside the great Romantic and less structured composers would be a frivolous task, I agree. You must get _in depth_ when it comes to Mozart, however; study the styles of the period, or do quite the opposite, have an open mind, to truly discover what makes his music such a spectacle. You must remember that the romantic composers did not NOT like Mozart... they worshipped him, and certainly not because they liked the handful of his more darker works. Tchaikovsky’s _Mozartiana_ showcases lesser known, “happy” pieces, and Brahms wrote his serenades, some of his own favorite works, after studying Mozart’s divertimenti. However, I must say... I bet if many of these Mozart lovers listened to Beethoven’s _Eroica,_ they would have an orgasm.
The music, excellent! The performance, excellent! The recording, excellent! The only thing is why so many ads, especially in the middle of movements? It distracts from the beauty of the music, and disrupts the flow of exquisite harmonies and melodies present in the music. This is my only big complaint. Other than that, beautiful and magnificent!!
The picture is likely watercolor of old Salzburg, the very town Mozart hated! He escaped tyranny of Leopold and Cardinal early to never return. For him that town represented all reactionary forces and stagnation of provincial ways.
Many people think that Marriner with the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields recordings are bland and emotionless. I have to *completely* disagree on that opinion. Marriner's tempos are exactly on point with what Mozart originally intended, and are all tuned to the perfect key. The Academy has a fantastic style and technique of playing, with unique instrumentation and takes on works, specifically by Mozart. I find that they have immaculate wind and brass players, especially the oboes and horns. As well as string players, of course, they often have many great harpsichordists in their Baroque recordings. This mainly includes works by Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frederic Handel, Antonio Vivaldi, Georg Philip Telemann and Charles Avison. The British pianist, musicologist and harpsichordist John Constable performed many times with Marriner and the Academy, in Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, Mass in B minor, St. Matthew Passion, and other miscellaneous concertos. He also played in their famous recording of Handel's Water Music & Music for the Royal Fireworks, as well as his oratorios such as Solomon, Samson, Judas Maccabeus and The Messiah. In this specific recording of Mozart's Divertimento in D major, K.131, Marriner shows off his abilities to keep the entire Academy in time throughout the whole composition, as well as keeping roughly the same tempo markings that Mozart wrote. I find that recordings with orchestras/ensembles such as the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra take works at quite a slow pace, and period ensembles such as the English Baroque Soloists, Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, The English Consort and others take it too quickly. Marriner with the Academy will always be my absolute favourite!
+1 for the picture of ?Salzburg? Truly captures the look of the mountain air on the buildings -- at least during the time I was in that fantastic place!
maybe its Prague. it looks like a setting used in Amadeus. See the extra material on Dvd where they interview Milos Forsman. this i think is more likely
are you sure Innsbruck? to me it looks like Salzburg. Notice Jakobi Dom in the background. it appears to me further east of Mozartsgeburtshaus. but i am not sure
131. 16세의 모짜르트. Milan. 1772. 2019년은 특별한 해였는데 그 중 하나는 모짜르트의 디베르티멘토였습니다. 디베르티멘토는 자유로운 형식과 악기 구성을 취하는 일종의 습작 교향곡으로 이 곡처럼 6개 악장으로 이뤄져 있기도 합니다. 16-18세 사이에 쓴 130, 131,132를 그 해 내내 들었습니다. 그와 함께 소크라테스(플라톤의 페드라, 마지막 대화록), 시몬 베유(중력과 은혜)는 이전에는 느끼지 못한 영감을 선물로 주었습니다. 누군가의 빈 자리가 거름이 되고 생명을 살린다는 걸 그 때 배웠습니다. 우리 모두 누군가에게 빚진 형태로 연계되어 있습니다. 이태리의 청초한 저녁 풍경이 그려집니다. 밀란, 그립습니다. 9:30 pm.
I love that the comments for this work are in at least six different languages. The whole world meets in Mozart.
Assolutamente vero, Suzanne. Mozart è il più grande ambasciatore che sia mai esistito. Tu parli la verità.
@@klauspeterkraa1881 Richter never heard Mitsuko Uchida?
Se popolnoma strinjam. Različnost bogati.
@@klauspeterkraa1881 " but it also has a depth of feeling that only a few can explore"
Glad you pointed that out. So few even understand this aspect of Mozart let alone the exploration of it. Mozart's music has both surface beauty and infinite depths for those who care to explore them but most get caught up in the surface.
Füle és lelke minden embernek van.
Mozart... The greatest genius who walked on earth.
I agree. And so underappreciated in his day. Of course, the mediocrity abounded and was insanely envious and thus Mozart had to go ...
WHITOUT IF AND WHITOUT BUT.....THE GENIUS OF ALL TIMES
Mozart’s music has a healing effect, and is an exilir to purify the soul
A precious early work from Mozart that inspired me, years ago, in its unusual perfection. If not for this work, and many others by Mozart, I would not have dedicated myself to music.
@Mariana L Я так и думал. Очень напоминает - Гайдена
Such a wonder, may those masterpieces from herr Mozart continue to gather people around human creation at its very best throughout the globe for decades and centuries again…
Mozart‘s music speaks to the soul, and promotes peace and serenity of the soul
Mozart and Marriner ... what a marvellous combination
It's a masterpiece, whichever way you look at it.
The beauty of Mozart's music makes me smile!
Mozart is to music what Michelangelo is to sculpture. I've got 30 cds in my car. 9 albums are by the Beatles: the rest are Mozart. Knowing that Mozart composed over 200 hours of music means I know I have years of music to enjoy. You can have Bach and Beethoven. I'll take Mozart any day!
I’m virtually off all other genres of music…I had a huge collection of rock/progressive music from my late 20’s to 30’s…..I discovered Mozart in my mid 20’s and was mesmerized. I know can now virtually only listen to Classical Music, with Mozart at the top, followed by Haydn (the only composer Mozart openly praised) , Schubert and Beethoven. Mozart is the absolute zenith of Music…everything else pales in my music world. I consider Mozart supernatural.
@@hertzair1186 I keep two sets of cds in my car: Mozart's complete piano concertos, and the complete Beatles.
@@thom6746 yes….I have all the piano concertos and symphonies on my phone. Absolutely stunning works. What’s your favorite piano concerto? It’s hard to choose, but all of them from #20 on are favorites….maybe #23 for me. Many music experts consider his #24 as the greatest piano concerto written. Even Beethoven is recorded as saying “we could never do anything like that” to a colleague. It’s a bit solemn for me, as I prefer his exuberant works.
@@hertzair1186 I agree: from 20 on, it's pure delight and genius of the first order. I've listened to these literally hundreds of times and will continue to do so. I have several versions, but prefer Murray Perahia. Derek Han does a nice job too. The Perahia versions are the best recordings. As for the symphonies, I prefer the English Concert recordings. It's Jupiter final movement is the most exciting version I've ever heard.
@@hertzair1186 love Haydn, good stuff.. went through a similar music taste 'journey'
You truly run out of adjectives to describe Mozart's brilliance. He wrote this piece when he was 16 years old!!! Holy cow! And the piece is just magnificent, with all of the instruments featured throughout. This music will indeed live forever.
Apparently, when composing, he was merely transcribing - the music was complete in his brain, he just had to write it down for the rest of us to enjoy/be inspired!
Reading the comments and reviews of these superb divertimentos greatly adds to ones unfailing enjoyment.
Always a delight to hear Mozart's compositions.👍♥️
Sending all my finest feelings to you all, strengthened by this semi-divine, fully-human person's Music. January 4th, 2024, Athens, Greece.
Mozart è semplicemente inarrivabile. Divino.
Love when in the middle of the beauty, peacefulness and joy some advertisement interrupts sharply and pulls you back into vulgarity...
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A gem of a performance! Beauty and perfection worthy of Mozart. Thank you!
Très belle musique d'un tout jeune Mozart !,musique d'un trait d'élégance qui lui est propre !. Merci beaucoup !.
un pur délice, mais avec Mozart, comme beaucoup l'ont dit, on n'est jamais déçu!!! le meilleur à tout jamais! merci
Stunning,just plain stunning.
Immer wieder schön zu hören ~ vielen Dank!
What a beautiful sound from the orchestra. So rich and clear.
Délicieux, tout simplement, et si réconfortant ! Merci pour ce partage !💖💐🙏
ein wunderbares werk, so klar und heiter und dabei ungewöhnlich reich und fantasievoll! auch eine hinreißende Interpretation und ausführung... kein wunder: st. martin-in-the-fields! bravo!
Thanks: Mozart never dissapoints.
My Brain enjoyed this one.
I’ve had this exact recording on tape for many years. Couldn’t part with it because of the incredible ensemble of players, but with this streaming and Bose speakers- goodbye tape!
I arrived here tense and curled up in a ball and left floating on a cloud.
Aah. Good Ol' Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The best.
Divine music, genial composer. Thank you.
Hippokrates : divine composer...
Precioso, reconoces a Mozart tan sólo con escuchar las primeras notas , una joya mi genio de Salzburgo !!
¡Y bien qué sí! Todas las piezas de Mozart son preciosas. ¡Faltan suficientes palabras para describir su música! Nació en Austria pero le pertenece a toda la humanidad.
Mira dónde te encontré!!!!!
Mozart por siempre,junto a sus hermosas melodías y óperas.
Superb Mozart with a superb orchestra and Neville Marriner,,,,,
Unfortunately, now I have to say RIP Sir Neville
Weren't Mozart's divertimentos written for a small ensemble rather than a full orchestra?
It's incredible to see Mozart already writing such profound andante and adagio movements at the tender age of 16, as seen here and in the other early divertimenti K. 136 - 138. And the second minuet really foretells Mozart's talent for minuets and trios.
So schön ! Danke, Wolfgang.
I have listened to hundreds of Mozart's works. This is the most exceptional one I've ever listened to.
Sublime! I simply adore the Adagio! Thank you for the upload.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, e Ludwig Van Beethoven, são os meus favoritos. Em 07/06/2022💝💝
Mozart é perfeito
Mozart, genio en una época de genios. Ahora nos tocó una época de esperpentos "clásicos", imitativos, repetitivos, para diversión de los aburridos. Ni hablar de la música "popular" que toca el mas bajo fondo de la degradación, el mal gusto y la decadencia.
estoy de acuerdo contigo Fernando
I love this piece and nothing else just love
The influence of Johann Christian Bach (Bach youngest son) is so tangible here. He was the perfect seed for Mozart's genius.
And Joseph Haydn
Sono felice di essere tornato a sentire questa musica divina...
Much love from Armenia
Painting: Kaiserliche Hofburg in Innsbruck, Tyrol, c. 1845
@MrRamto13 Jakob Alt
Спасибо Вам, Я уже удивился....
Beautiful art. Thank you, Europeans
There are those who say Mozart's Cassations, Divertimenti and Serenades are "light" works. Assuming such is the case (which, of course, I do not believe), even a "light" work by Mozart is more complex, elegant, and beautiful than the major work of most any other composer.
To me "light" simply means the way that you play them - with a light touch.
More complex than Bach fugues? More beautiful than Brahms or Tchaikovsky simphonies? More complex and beautiful than Rachmaninoff works? We have to appreciate Mozart by the way he composes his usually Happy and light music(he also has dramatic works, of course). He was a great classical composer, but It's not necessary to say that he is better than most of the composers, because their style are different, he is only the most famous, sorry for my eng.
I agree with you...and put in light of the fact that he composed these “ as easily as a cow piddles” ( Mozarts words) ...that’s all the more miraculous.
Daniel Feygin To set Mozart alongside the great Romantic and less structured composers would be a frivolous task, I agree. You must get _in depth_ when it comes to Mozart, however; study the styles of the period, or do quite the opposite, have an open mind, to truly discover what makes his music such a spectacle. You must remember that the romantic composers did not NOT like Mozart... they worshipped him, and certainly not because they liked the handful of his more darker works. Tchaikovsky’s _Mozartiana_ showcases lesser known, “happy” pieces, and Brahms wrote his serenades, some of his own favorite works, after studying Mozart’s divertimenti.
However, I must say... I bet if many of these Mozart lovers listened to Beethoven’s _Eroica,_ they would have an orgasm.
@@danielfeygin1216hi
제 취향에는 모차르트는 Neville Marriner 경의 지휘가 가장 좋더라고요. 덕분에 행복한 시간 보내고 갑니다. 감사합니다😊
The music, excellent! The performance, excellent! The recording, excellent! The only thing is why so many ads, especially in the middle of movements? It distracts from the beauty of the music, and disrupts the flow of exquisite harmonies and melodies present in the music. This is my only big complaint. Other than that, beautiful and magnificent!!
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Wow! Composed by a 16 year old youth? WA Mozart was outstanding all over his life.
ballet lago dos cisnes
He only lived half a life. His musical genius was just about to transform into his best works when he died!! He took his best with him.
Superb! Very nice movements from 5:14 & from 11:54 to 17.28.
Extraordinaria obra e interpretacion que eleva el alma misticamente esoecialmente el adagio felicitaciones
❤ Mozart ❤ My favorite composer! 🇬🇷
Beautiful performance ! Thank you for posting !
I love it! Mahalo Nui Loa, so beautiful.
Superb!!! Thank you!!!
thank you for this quality-performance & the extended information :o)
Thank you... It is so very beautiful
Gracias por tan esplendida obra elevó mi alma mistica y divinanamente
LOVE, LOVE This😃😃😊😊!!!!
yes ... mozart the best ☺
A film in Salisbury is ending with the words: His music is not from this world!
The picture is likely watercolor of old Salzburg, the very town Mozart hated! He escaped tyranny of Leopold and Cardinal early to never return. For him that town represented all reactionary forces and stagnation of provincial ways.
I think I truly love maybe 30%-40% of Mozart's output, and that's still quite a bit!
Many people think that Marriner with the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields recordings are bland and emotionless. I have to *completely* disagree on that opinion. Marriner's tempos are exactly on point with what Mozart originally intended, and are all tuned to the perfect key. The Academy has a fantastic style and technique of playing, with unique instrumentation and takes on works, specifically by Mozart. I find that they have immaculate wind and brass players, especially the oboes and horns. As well as string players, of course, they often have many great harpsichordists in their Baroque recordings. This mainly includes works by Johann Sebastian Bach, George Frederic Handel, Antonio Vivaldi, Georg Philip Telemann and Charles Avison. The British pianist, musicologist and harpsichordist John Constable performed many times with Marriner and the Academy, in Bach's Brandenburg Concertos, Mass in B minor, St. Matthew Passion, and other miscellaneous concertos. He also played in their famous recording of Handel's Water Music & Music for the Royal Fireworks, as well as his oratorios such as Solomon, Samson, Judas Maccabeus and The Messiah. In this specific recording of Mozart's Divertimento in D major, K.131, Marriner shows off his abilities to keep the entire Academy in time throughout the whole composition, as well as keeping roughly the same tempo markings that Mozart wrote. I find that recordings with orchestras/ensembles such as the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra take works at quite a slow pace, and period ensembles such as the English Baroque Soloists, Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, The English Consort and others take it too quickly. Marriner with the Academy will always be my absolute favourite!
Although short of life to WA Mozart but he give human beings eternity music of angel .
precioso muy muy Mozart!!
Mozart,🇦🇹e' stato il piu' Grande in assoluto Migliore ♥️ di tutto il Mondo,🌏non ci sara' piu' un altro cosi' mai.🇦🇹❤️🏆👍⭐🎹🎶🌏🇦🇹
Gracias por tan exquisita y divina obra
Muito bom mesmo amei 🤩😍😍😍 parabéns pela sua música
Amazing, definitely
Second movement divine
Indeed, both melancholy and spectacular.
Composed in 1772. By a 16-year old.
lymanmj : he was 15 1/2.
@@hertzair1186 At that age I believe I was still playing pokemon. But fortunately there was no pokemon during Mozart lifetime.
Yoan Vendittelli : I was playing with toy airplanes....
Ikr amazing @lymanmj
wow
+1 for the picture of ?Salzburg? Truly captures the look of the mountain air on the buildings -- at least during the time I was in that fantastic place!
17:47🥰
18:10
20:10
21:44
22:56
Right from the first phrase he has you, and it’s just a broken D major chord! Mozart once again proves that less truly is more
Washington Square Park. Under the Sun. On Bowwred Time. - NYC, 6/30/2019
8:30からの一節はたまらんです。
He only lived half a life. His musical genius was just about to transform into his best works when he died!! He took his best with him.
May be not. Each life has its .own rhytm, and Who Are we to judge whether it is complete or not.
Mozart died because he was murdered by poison.
😍😍 mas que excelente la musica de mozart.
This piece is so underrated.
Are the divertimentos k136-138 the best ones that Mozart wrote? They were the first ones I was exposed to and they are still my favorite.
Un masaje para los oídos ❤️
GROSSARTIG !!! Tepper Michael.
TO THOSE WATCHING ON MY BE MUSIC PLAYLIST:
This is for the 1st and 4th movts from Favorite Places and the 2nd movt from lullaby time.
Gordwhimlpattes
Lol I'm just here from lcv2
+dj100024 Heh.
Thanks a bunch.
Unë dua Mozart mbi gjithçka tjetër . Si një fëmijë në Tiranë, unë kam dëgjuar gjithmonë Moonlight Sonata .
+bla Moonlight Sonata nuk është nga Mozart , por ajo është shumë i lezetshëm. (Thanks, Google translate!)
Fantastic
Dank!
maybe its Prague. it looks like a setting used in Amadeus. See the extra material on Dvd where they interview Milos Forsman. this i think is more likely
מוזארט המוזיקה היפה הוא הגאון הגדול ביותר של המוסיקה
Who is the author of the painting? Where is the place drawn? Very nice picture!
I don't know,but I know it is from Germany or the Netherlands,maybe.
Se ve como las pinturas de Francesco di Guardi ; talvez me equivoco
+Cristian Pool HM Son muy parecidas pero no lo son, tienen ese estilo peculiar de Di Guardi pero no es lo mismo, no es so mismo autor.
+Gabriele Coltorti It looks just like Salzburg, but I cannot confirm with 100% certainty.
It looks like Hofburg in Innsbruck
What is that interesting painting?
That's exactly what I was thinking!
jakob Alt, 1845 hofburg innsbruck
+daan de jager Many thanks!
Večna muzika iz glasbe se vidi kultura modernega časa
are you sure Innsbruck? to me it looks like Salzburg. Notice Jakobi Dom in the background. it appears to me further east of Mozartsgeburtshaus. but i am not sure
Too many Notes.. 😁..
Mozart is One of the Best..
M O Z A R T I S S I M O !
Where is Amadeus Mozart Cello concerto K206. It must be beautiful music like this,similar to viola, violin concerto K364.
Great interpretation! Bravo to the conductor.
lindo;-)
131. 16세의 모짜르트. Milan. 1772.
2019년은 특별한 해였는데 그 중 하나는 모짜르트의 디베르티멘토였습니다. 디베르티멘토는 자유로운 형식과 악기 구성을 취하는 일종의 습작 교향곡으로 이 곡처럼 6개 악장으로 이뤄져 있기도 합니다. 16-18세 사이에 쓴 130, 131,132를 그 해 내내 들었습니다. 그와 함께 소크라테스(플라톤의 페드라, 마지막 대화록), 시몬 베유(중력과 은혜)는 이전에는 느끼지 못한 영감을 선물로 주었습니다. 누군가의 빈 자리가 거름이 되고 생명을 살린다는 걸 그 때 배웠습니다. 우리 모두 누군가에게 빚진 형태로 연계되어 있습니다.
이태리의 청초한 저녁 풍경이 그려집니다. 밀란, 그립습니다.
9:30 pm.
das Geschenk Gottes