Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 27 in B flat, K. 595 [complete]
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- The Piano Concerto No. 27 in B flat major, K. 595, is a concertante work by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, for piano and orchestra. It is the last piano concerto he wrote. The manuscript is dated 5 January 1791. However, Alan Tyson's analysis of the paper on which Mozart composed the work indicated that Mozart used this paper between December 1787 and February 1789, which implies composition well before 1791. Simon Keefe has written that the composition of the work dates from 1788. By contrast, Wolfgang Rehm has stated that Mozart composed this concerto in late 1790 and early 1791. Cliff Eisen has discussed the controversy over the time of composition in his review of the published facsimile of the score. The work followed by some years the series of highly successful concertos Mozart wrote for his own concerts, and by the time of its premiere Mozart was no longer so prominent a performer on the public stage. The concerto may have been first performed at a concert on 4 March 1791 in Jahn's Hall by Mozart and by a clarinetist Joseph Bähr. If so, this was Mozart's last appearance in a public concert, as he took ill in September 1791 and died on 5 December 1791. Another possibility is that it was premiered by Mozart's pupil Barbara Ployer on the occasion of a public concert at the Auersperg palace in January 1791. The work is scored for flute, two oboes, two bassoons, two horns, solo piano and strings, which makes it thinner than Mozart's other late concertos, all of which except for No. 23 have trumpet and timpani. It has the following three movements:
1. Allegro
2. Larghetto in E-flat major
3. Allegro
Although all three movements are in a major key, minor keys are suggested, as is evident from the second theme of the first movement (in the dominant minor), as well as the presence of a remote minor key in the early development of that movement and of the tonic minor in the middle of the Larghetto.
Another interesting characteristic of the work is its rather strong thematic integration of the movements, which would become ever more important in the nineteenth century. The principal theme of the Larghetto, for instance, is revived as the second theme of the final movement (in the 65th measure). The principal theme for finale was also used in Mozart's song "Sehnsucht nach dem Frühling" (also called "Komm, lieber Mai") , K. 596, which immediately follows this concerto in the Köchel catalogue.
Mozart wrote down his cadenzas for the first and third movements.
Simon Keefe has discussed the concerto in detail, with emphasis on the distinctive character and experiments in style of the concerto compared to Mozart's other concerti in this genre.
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Mozart - the greatest creative genius who ever lived.
This is The Truth.
Mozart's well known classical music pieces are breathtakingly melodic. Most of his compositions are utterly mind blowing.
The Larghetto is simply fantastic!! Do you have tears they will show up when you listen to this masterpiece of music.
The best music in the world...if this does not touch your heart, nothing will.
It's incredible how almost 30 minutes of music can fit into a single page! Genius!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
Also incredible how 30 hours of music fits into a USB Memory Stick!
The pitch on this thing is up to heaven. Highest I've ever heard and it is beautiful. Its like hearing this for the first time. Had forgotten just how beautiful this piece was.
It is literally at the gate of heaven & provides glimpses of the world beyond this one. It was even premiered at a concert hall in Vienna on the Himmelpfortgasse or "the gate heaven road". Very apt indeed.
And he composed this joy when was dying!
Thank you, AmadeusMozart - sorry, I can't spell it the clever way that you do. I have just set aside two days (a Saturday and a Sunday) going through every single Mozart piano concerto from 15 to 27. without you I couldn't have done it because these are full length without the continual fiddle of separate movements!
I truly love this music. I think that I discovered no 19 for the first time - beautiful! Nos 22 and 25 have such a great breadth, almost like piano symphonies.
Anyway, thank you.
😘thank You Mr. Robin Brace!...
Mozart is the Best ever!!! Great orchestra...amazing pianist!!! Thank you for uploaded!!
This music is a miracle.
First Movement: 00:00
Piano Cadenza: 11:39
Second Movement: 13:35
Third Movement: 20:24
Haydn is thought to have said about Mozart "Posterity will not see such a talent again in 100 years."[3]
I think it never will.
***** lol, none of them are on Mozart's level.
Hasn't the world seen enough nihilism and over-zealous, exaggerated Mozart worship?
John Appleseed Yeah, you're probably right; we should try to focus more on war, hatred, and angry people smashing electric guitars in front of crowds of angry [overzealous] teenagers.
John Hardegree there we go, even more nihilism
John Appleseed You win. I loved, as a child, hearing the story of "Johnny Appleseed." So I'll just leave it at this: I don't agree with what you've said, but I like your "name" :-). Mozart and his music don't need me to defend them. Neither do the people like me, past, present and future who are thankful and appreciative. Mozart gave us something very beautiful, with the power to make us feel, moved, happy, hopeful, etc. If you listen to his music and watch his operas; if the beautiful, things like that cute, sweet little "Papageno/Papagena" Aria near the end of "The Magic Flute" for example, don't fill your heart with so much joy that you can't contain it all and find it pushing tears down your face, then I feel sadness for you, not condescention, or anger, just great sadness.
I. Allegro 0:05
II. Larghetto in E-flat major 13:36
III. Allegro 20:26
One of the *best choice* of studying music
EXTRAORDINARY - DIVINE. ALSO THE COMMENT FOR MOZART´S COMPOSITION IS FANTASTIC TO ME. I LOVE ALL ABOUT MOZART. BEAUTIFUL EACH INSTRUMENT. THE RECORDING IS ALSO EXCELLENT.
🥰thanks Dear Ludmila!...
Una composizione magica, di autentica apollinea classicità.
28:00 - 28:09 my favorite part.
sublime....grazie Amadeus
It's a shame he died so young, you can hear him just starting to explore some new directions in this piece while still retaining the simple, memorable melodies he's known for.
We need to be so grateful for all the wondrous music he gave us in his lifetime. It is amazing how much he composed in his 35 years on earth. It is incredible to think of how much joy his music has given to generations since his death.
To say that it's a shame he died so young is the biggest understatement in human history!
as James Dean interrupted His Acting career while his porsche crashed against another vehicle, sad but is part of life, good is that we have endless lifetimes!... 😂🙏💖🔥🎆🕉
Une composition musicale vraiment extraordinaire!!
Amadeus grazie per questo video. Questa esecuzione mi ricorda quella di Brendel/Marriner/Academy of St. Martin in the fields. Comunque sia è STRAORDINARIA. Ancora grazie.
I got to see Benjamin Grovenor play piano for this piece and it was stunning. So beautiful
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎹🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
Extraordinary, every instrument is clearly heard when it's their time. A fine
piece of conducting. The orchestra if one of the finest.
This si the last concerto for piano by Mozart, but he did not know it ...... there is nothing of the Requiem here in this score in B flat major, only a light melancholy, very subtle as all what Mozart wrote.
Overwhelming, breath taking masterpeace of the Master Wolfgang Amadeus himself.
Died too early. If not, the world would enjoy much more masterpieces .His clarinet compositions are soo briljant, i can not suggest sommone else could write better , mpre bright and virtual music we custom from the musicwritings on papers of virtuios Mozart if he had doubled his age. Deo volente.I don'not believe It was God s wish.. surely not . if the pullmunairy dissease did not end his briljant life.
I have the original score in front of me and he thinks that it is allowed and takes the liberty of transforming the work of the master Mozart!
if you do not have his talent respect the work composed !!
7:20 It's magic
As always, beautiful.
Ahh, this one gonna be my next fav mozart music! but relax Piano Concerto no.21, i still love you :)
2:44 - 3:43
40 yearse ago it was expensive to buy a vinyl with classic music, and it was almost too expensive to buy pop music of he 70ties. these days its around.
antes de saber de quien era esta musica (segundo movimiento)la escuchaba en un comercial de los relojes nivada y decia de quien será esa música y que número de concierto es,hasta que un día compré el disco compacto del conc.num.27 de amadeus y cual fue mi sorpresa al escucharlo,muy bello el segundo movimiento.
The way every note just sparkles... is Joao Pires playing piano?
magnifique dernier concerto pour piano de mozart composee en 1791
It's a wonder - God gave Mozart so much divine music to write down, and although he didn't live long, he did it ❤
the greater and pure your love, the greater and better the infinite creative possibilities of the universe will flow through you... 😘🤣
the heart is the magic key for everything to come true in the universe... 😎🤩
@@angelracing Thank you - I'd like to say that great music performed in an honest way - true to the composer, true to the musician is how we can feel God's love for us, giving us these treasures through His protegees...
Hello Henry. Yes, I can assure you of my knowledge of (the real) Mozart because I am quite a classical music enthusiast. But I think that thanks are due to somebody who has sweated long and hard in order to make this more available.
I love that so
i think that my situation is an accident on the way of my life in earth that god allowed me for me to develop some skills. so i am fine in spite of that. send you my thanks and cheers. anna from brazil. be happy all the time in spite of anything that may happen to you.
the excellent pianist here is Emil Gilels and the lesser known conductor is Vyacheslav Ovchinnikov and the USSR state Orchestra. My favorite version of the piece is by Clara Haskil and Ferenc Fricsay. No one understands Mozart's idiom and phrasing th way she does. Heavenly, all these years later.
INEXPLICABLE
Esta música maravillosa
The second movement's theme is taken straight from Bach and I love it.
Which Bach piece is it taken from? I've been reading about this piece for years and none of the authors mention a connection between Mozart's theme and a Bach piece so far.
Brian start from 15:23 definitely a variation on a baroque theme not Bach I misremembered but Handel. His Water music I believe
Thank you
I totally agree
This must be Paul Badura-Skoda - BEAUTIFUL! - no-one else plays Mozart like he does - on piano the best interpreter of Mozart whom I know. Especially the 2nd part, Larghetto, is one of the pieces I have to listen to again and again.
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Me transporta!!!!
Larghetto- 13:34 , 15:48
Gawd, I grew up hearing and craving every 3:00 pop song. But I keep listening and expanding and accepting. Have the patience to embrace and get off on 30-minute pieces.
Es un concierto maravilloso. Tengo una versión interpretada por Friedrich Gulda. Mozart deja como su último concierto para piano una obra genial.
I used to have an old one with Gulda and Hans Svarowsky conducting. It was absolutely divine.....
The Larghetto is absolutely superb.
Your so right, it must have been divine! Their style of clothes, mannerism, values and their monarch, even as servant it must just been delightful with only this music evolving and operatic, simple but colorful plays. I wouldn't say they were oppressed but well loved to have this type / only entertainment! during this century the Holy Roman Emperor Joseph II was / noted in history for Enlightened absolutism in arts, music & political opinions.
To: Am4d3usMůz4rt Thank you for this beautiful concerto with Paul Badura-Skoda (among pianists the greatest interpreter of Mozart)! However.
I would have a request: Would it be possible to get back the Larghetto part separately, like it was earlier? It was called Piano Chill. I ask, because in this version there are some more notes at a couple of places (for instance abt 18.20 - and more), and I find them superfluous, and a bit disturbing to the serene simplicity of this utterly beautiful part They may of course belong to the original partiture, but I think this part is more tranquil without them.
Es genial
Este concierto me emociona tanto, será porque fue el último , es tan bello !!
Benjamin Britten/ English Chamber Orchestra/ Sir Clifford Curzon. Beautifull. Thank you very much
Awesome I'm playing this too
Maravilloso concierto Rubinstein , maestro!!!
Okay I figured :) Oh I didn't realize this man went through the work of playing the music. You are right then, this man deserves a Big Thanks You! :D
This concerto, in common with a number of Mozart's, has numerous instances where the pianist is called upon to waggle two fingers on a pair of keys for a few seconds. That's a cute little filip, but it doesn't really do much to advance the theme, does it?
And?
Are you alive?
I love this video!
Who are the pianist and the conductor. This is a splendid version !
I first heard the third movement in the 1980s, played on PBS by Vladimir Feltsman. It caught my attention immediately, but playing it considerably slower than it is here, he seemed to play it with great reverence and you could feast much more on every single note. It is a marvelous composition with a beautiful melody...this is a bit fast. Try it slower, I think you will enjoy it more...it has to be more at the speed of golf rather than race horse basketball!
Die schönste, erhabenste Stelle, Schlüssel-Stelle (das Ganze ist sowieso erhaben, Musik aus einer anderen Spähre halt) war und ist für mich immer - und ist immer wieder nach 15:58 für ein, zwei Minuten, doch dann will ich das ganze Konzert immer wieder hören! Es ist wohl ein Vermächtnis Mozarts: Leute, haltet diese Erde in Ehren!!
If I had a time machine I'd go back to 1760 or so and publish the majority of Mozart's work, not for fame or fortune of my own but so he would write new stuff.
In all my years of studying Mozart, I can assure there is no question in my mind this was written in the 1791 timeframe..1788? These historians are crazy,
+beethovenlovedmozart From his Biography you are probably correct. Written in the early part of 1791. He was working on Figaro ( revising to suit the singers) as well as "The Magic Flute" was already in dire financial straits6 Children and 4 of them dies within the first year.
Mozart himself dies ( probably kidney or intestinal cancer on Dec 5th 1791.
Next to Chopin and Beethoven, Mozart was probably the most prolific composer ---- Often writing overtures to his operas only hours before the performance in Vienna.
I suppose there is a "chance" Mozart revised this in 1791 which is why I hear some of his later techniques. He did that a lot.
BTW, starting at 7:20 is a prime example of why I think it wasnt written in 1788.
Just out of curiosity, what makes Beethoven or Chopin more prolific composers over say someone like Schubert? Also I have never heard of Beethoven writing anything hours before a performance. People use his deafness as an excuse, but I dont. Most great composers wrote before playing it. Mozart was absolutely a prolific composer, but curious why you put Beethoven and Chopin in same category.
@@beethovenlovedmozart mozart is way out of Chopin and Beethoven’s league. Mozart was such a genius
M O Z A R T I S S I M O !
Magnificent !!!
Wunderschön!
Pourquoi le concerto est-il un demi-ton plus haut si bécarre au lieu de si bémol) ?
@jurli21 Beautiful - the pianist, Paul-Badura-Skoda, is in my opinion the best interpreter of Mozart among pianists. It's especially the 2nd part, Larghetto, that I love...
3rd movement, Beethoven piano concerto number 2
Cool it with the caps.
Il miglior commento a questo video è l'invito a leggere quanto ha scritto Piero Rattalino nella recente pubblicazione "Guida alla Musica Pianistica".
Yes, an excellent performance ........ but who is the pianist ? and who is the conductor ? and orchestra ?
The second movement is very lyrical , dolce , and very beautifully played .
Roland Scharenguivel I’m not sure if I am correct, but I think the pianist is Alfred Brendel
26:11- 26:22 Great!!
please... please don't... any modification ruins it sir.
Clara Haskil ?
Sometimes people write in all caps to show excitement !!
You realize this guy isn't the real Amadeus Mozart, right? I am just checking cause you sounded almost like you were thanking this guy for composing the pieces :)
can you be kind and inform me why i shouldnt use cal logs? i would be thankful. anna from brazil.
Si puo' sapere chi esegue questo concerto (solita ,orchestra e direttore)?
Grazie.
Quite a nice little PC
me mandaram Mozart ,e mesmo que eu não queira ;acabo MOZARTEANDO é, realmente não posso ver alguém me mandando MOZART QUE EU TOPO.22=1=2016=Vou MOZERTIAR até umas horas
@AgApE010 Maybe he's writing music in heaven lol
Solo una parola Soave.
Time to pick up that pen and the manuscript paper, then, and compose something 'more effective' for us to hear.
sweet friend let me explain you something - i am becoming blind of the only sight i have - the right one - but this doesnt cause any bad cause i am almost 73 and happy with the life i had always happy - my situation makes me use caps. cause i can better see what i am writing - but many people tells me caps are bad that´s why i have asked you why not use caps. see? ok continue
20:25
im here because marlboro 27s
7:21
так играл наверное сам Вольфганг!
Who performing this?
Kami?
Skskks sempre
Why would anyone want to?
My Shazam app says this painist is Clara Haskil
i had this same recording a long time ago. the pianist is alfred brendel with the vienna volksoper orchestra
+patrick j murphy are you absolutely sure?
15:58 so ist es einfacher
Danke! - Volltreffer... einfach überirdisch diese Stelle... aber bei Mozart nicht erstaunlich, ist er sowieso... ;-)
i have suubbed your channel.
second part how always boring and third how always oh so nice...
Except for pictures of cats... The time to loose faith in humanity is neigh!
опять непонятно кто исполняет