Mozart - Piano concerto n°22 K.482 - Richter / ECO / Britten
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- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Piano concerto n°22 K.482
I. Allegro (cad. Britten) 0:00
II. Andante 14:16
III. Allegro 22:35
Sviatoslav Richter
English Chamber Orchestra
Benjamin Britten
Live recording, Snape, 13.VI.1967 - เพลง
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Love the luminous cantabile of the late great Sviastoslav Richter. RIP.
Unbelievable that he claimed not to 'understand' Mozart!
1967 recording...what are you talking about
Высшее наслаждение, лекарство от суеты и мрака. Счастье иметь возможность слушать гениальную музыку Моцарта в идеальном исполнении!
This THE jewel of yt classic music.Britten conducting the orcbestra and Richter playng the piano are a combination made in heaven.Listen to the cadenzas and the finale...Only Haskil and Markevich are near to this level.The sound is also surprising good for the year.Please give us more,if it exists.
Maybe the best piece of recorded music we have. Two beautiful musicians playing the best music ever written by anybody.
The best cadenza of this concerto ever - only by someone as mighty as Busoni!
Thanks God we still could breath with them
Слава Тебе Господи за гениев твоих, которых музыка- Гимн всем делам Твоим и творениям Твоим, которые под солнцем!
What a jewel; everything about this video sparkles with Mozart boyish genius and devilmaycare. The photo of Ben and Svia sings ! Looks like Richter is advising, and Brittan is listening with pleasure and rapt attention. This video is a sacred. Thank you Incontrario Motu !
With this extraordinary work WAM went al di la della musica de suo proprio tempo (andante).
Its seems he "saw" 2 hundred years ahead (Schoenberg etc..).
Was für eine wunderbare Kombination des Solisten und des Dirigenten! Der klare und zugleich lyrische Pianismus von Richter ist ewig unvergleichlich. Die perfekt kontrollierte Begleitung von diesem kompakten Orchester ist auch bewundernswert. Danke fürs wertvolle live Aufnahme!
It is a superb performance. Britten as conductor, or as duet partner, always seemed to bring out the best in Richter (and indeed in other pianists, such as Curzon, that worked with him in Aldeburgh). Just a pity that some further photos could not have been rustled up. Telling as this one is about their obvious empathy, 35 minutes is quite some time to be looking at just one photo - even while enjoying the performance.
Douglas Bruce use headphones and Close tour Ryds!
your eyes
I enjoyed the wonderful Britten/Richter photo for a minute or so, then, as I continued to listen, shifted my gaze to the Hélène Grimaud photo in the "Up Next" panel youtube is currently conveniently placing on the right side of the screen. That happily took me all the way out to 34:22.
Magnifique, merci.💝💗
Absolutely wonderful! The rendering of the three movements of this concerto is perfect for all of them.
Britten conducting Mozart with Richter as piano soloist, and especially in this concerto where the dialog between the piano and the orchestra is quite brillant and very profund at the same time is an unique experience. It is noteworthy that the orchestra uses clarinets, not oboes. This is perticularly sensitive in the traditional slow episode of the finale - here hauntingly beautiful. This detail and the three flats of Eb major and C minor in the central movement could indicate a masonic influence.
Of course. E flat, Many feelings here in the abstract that could be codified in 'Magic Flute'?
@@jjfs11676 Of course, though Masonry. Thos concerto includes many encrypted masonic bais symbols, beinning by the three flats of the key, common to teh ecntral tonal axis of the magic flure. The number three is the best known of the masonic symbols.
Did you hear the amazing error at the end? It’s so special and the whole performance is outstanding unlike any others.
Imperfetto quanto travolgente ed adrenalinico, pelle d'oca!
Tempo for all times!
sehr schön !
Miraculous!
Not true!! The Best Mozart piano concertos=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Lupu Mozart 20 Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Lupu Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov!! The Truth!?
このコンチェルトの第二楽章は美しい。そしてリヒテルの演奏と、ブリテンの指揮。なんと美しいピアノの音。夢心地。
Beautiful 🎶🎹👏
Best cadenza by Britten
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:22.Esz-dúr Zongoraverseny KV 482
1.Allegro (kadencia:Benjamin Britten) 00:00
2.Andante 14:16
3.Allegro 22:35
Szvjatoszlav Richter-zongora
Angol Kamarazenekar
Vezényel:Benjamin Britten
Annyira megszoktam az angol hozzászólásokat már, hogy majdnem ellapoztam ezen bejegyzés fölött, amikor felfogtam, hogy magyar szöveget olvasok. :)
The cadenzas were written by Benjamin Britten: www.ghostswelcome.com/cadenzas-to-mozarts-piano-concerto-in-e-flat-k482-sheet-music-by-benjamin-britten/
The cadenza of the first movement is also by Britten? Sounds good but definetly not like Mozart.
Busoni wrote wonderful, strange cadenzas for the outer movements. Annie Fischer used to play them, or at least did so in a great live performance with Klemperer (in terrific, pre-Nestorian form) in Amsterdam ca 1955.
Bravo!
Seems to be from the first year in the new Snape Maltings concert hall.
Wonderfull
Thanks
❤
The best.
The Best Mozart piano concertos=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Radu Lupu Mozart 20 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Radu Lupu Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov,!!!
You just know it all don't you!
this cadence is so cute
Великая музыка в исполнении великих людей
25:44 only Richter plays this part like that but he is playing what it's written. Other pianists makes an arpeggio in my opinion.
Richter è uno dei massimi pianisti del 900 le sue esecuzioni non sempre
Perfette tecnicamente . Ma di PROFONDA sensibilità interpretativa ho sempre amato molto questo artista
The slow passage in the last movement is really quite something.
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Woooow. Just wooow. Btw - who wrote cadenza?
Britten!!
Richter not giving Britten a slap in the face, happily
I'm just an amateur, but I'm comparing Richter's rendition with that of Lili Kraus, and I have to say, good, amazing, as Sviatoslav Richter is, my vote has to go to Kraus. The subtlety of shades of feeling in her performances and her incomparable control are second to none as far as I can hear.
The Best greatest Mozart piano concertos players really Are=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Radu Lupu Mozart 20 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Radu Lupu Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov! The TRUTH DO NOT TRUST THE NO TALENT CRITIC WRITERS GRAMOPHONE THEY ARE SELLING THE SECOND-RATED PLAYER AND THEIR AWFUL ART! THE. TRASH GRAMOPHONE
@@RaineriHakkarainen will you get of off your soapbox already! Your opinion you can keep to yourself, instead shoving in the throats of others. Without explaining the reason, why you chose one or another pianist as the best, your list makes sense only to you!
@@stonefireice6058 More The Best Mozart piano concertos players=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Radu Lupu Mozart 20 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Radu Lupu ( others The Good=Artur Rubinstein Murray Perahia Maurizio Pollini Vladimir Ashkenazy Stanislav Bunin) Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Jörg Demus Robert Casadesus Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner (.others.like The Good=Vladimir Horowitz Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia Maurizio Pollini Stanislav Bunin) Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg ( others like The Good=Wilhelm Kempff Mikhail Pletnev) Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov ( others The Good=Emil Gilels Vladimir Ashkenazy Stanislav Bunin Murray Perahia Natalia Trull) .
Clara Haskil
Both were great Mozart exponents, just different.
"확 씨 임마 내 말 맞다니까 으데 행님한테 개기노?"
"쓰흡... 암만 봐도 아인 것 같은데..."
this cadenza is the stuff nightmares are made of :))))) :(((( and the way he steals into the solos. bad boy bad bad boy.
Holy mackerel... what IS going on there! :-) Whose cadenza is it? Schnittke's? Richter's?
Silly me. Britten's, of course.
Silly Britten's :(( :))
It's rather forced, actually.
There's actually history here: Richter asked BB to write a cadenza for this concerto. They had fun with it. The idea that cadenzas should mirror the composer is simply a modern preference among some.
At about 11:47, the cadenza seems to lose all shades of Mozart and begin to sound more like Britten. It doesn't fit in very well with the piece, in my opinion. Mozart apparently never "wrote" a cadenza for this piece (he improvised in performances), so there is no Mozart cadenza that could have been used. However, the cadenza should still fit with the piece and, even if it grabs the attention, make sense with what has been heard before. Britten's starts to sound like a new composition entirely, one which I don't care to hear in the middle of a Mozart piece.
Same goes for the later cadenza in the 3rd movement.
I am with you on the cadenza. I think the cadenza is amazing - but sounds out of place. With Mozart piano concertos - lengthy spectacular cadenzas are not necessary. A superb cadenza will never rescue a poor concerto - but it can ruin a great one.
Britten je malo pretjerao sa kadencom za moj ukus,naravno.
Pokušava uhvatiti Mozartov duh, ali u stilu 20. stoljeća..
personally prefer Andante most
😢
Cadenza I.??? Catastrofic !!!
It's composed by B.B , not W. A .M.
17:33 18:47
Richter in his prime and technically crisp and precise - later on, as he deteriorated, he seemed very mechanical, but more importantly and very sadly, he didn't seem to be enjoying the music. I don't really think that Mozart was his strongest suit in terms of interpretation but this is still an impressive performance.
He never "deteriorated"- especially in his later years. Simply, his auditory perception get worse. And second- he was one of the only 2 or 3 best Mozart interpreter in the 20th century.
+Panzerino02 I had no idea of this fact. Many thanks for arousing my curiosity.
In the documentary "Richter the Enigma" he accept that his auditory perception became one tone above. He has some memory lapses too in the beginning of the 80-ies, and because of this, in the 80-ies he play only with sheet music in front of him. He never "deteriorated" in the classical sense of the word - may be fluctuating, yes.
wtf are you talking about
en verkoos in een interview Haydn toch nog boven Mozart en dat 'wegen die freshness'
Cadenza 11:07 to 13:39
🌈🌬 💓 thank you 🦋
There's another one at 31:50.
On this photo:
Richer: I’m going to play those 2 cadenzas, that you wrote!
BB: Then I’m not conducting
@@stonefireice6058 😄
Encore une feuille de cigarette entre Richter, Perahia, Serkin, Barenboïm et the rest of the group.
Donc, Mozart est un excellent écrivain.
Un peu d'invention sur la cadence ne nuirait pas. Ceci dit, il faut respecter le texte et penser à ses impôts. On ne peut pas tout faire.😶
Уже котоиый раз слушаю 22 концер в исполнени Рихтера под управлением различных дирижеров, и мне кажется, что Моцарт не его композитор, увы! Бетховен у Рихтера бесподобен и порой недосягаем по исполнению и выразительности, но Моцарт - нет! Анданте этого концерта исполнено чуть медленее, но выразительности и прочувствованности красоты мелодических пассажей, увы а ах: как не было так и не стало, жаль.
Second mouvement it's too fast did he have a train to take
OMG, Alan knows better than the geniuses of Richter & Britten assembled here. Be happy it is not one and the same tempo all the time in all versions. Ohh, and I can tell you (by the way: who of them two ? R. or B. or both, but then it should be: they ?): they both missed the train. Andante means: as fast as you can walk in a normal tempo. Well, both musicians prove here to be fit & healthy. To protest against such a fit(ting) rendering of this music is for me a deed of musical terrorism.
@@nannojonkers It's a personal feeling we don't have to do anything listen to the version with Rudolf Serkin Deutsche Grammophon hi friends musicians !
@@alanhearty Or listen to Annie Fischer with Wolfgang Sawallisch (EMI) or Alfred Brendel with Paul Angerer (Tuxedo) or Perahia + Perahia (Sony-CBS), etc.... Right Alan ? Ohh, and then there is also: S. Richter with Ricardo Muti (EMI).Try that one foremost.
The cadenzas are absolutely awful. A shame because the rest is good, although some of the tempo changes sound strange and the recording quality sounds as if taken from somebody sitting in the hall with a tape recorder.
Picky picky, aren’t we
not very excited with BB
Horrible cadencia bien concierto 🎵 pero horrenda cadencia no es Mozart
this is definitely the most horrendous cadence ever written, poor mozart...
Does not sound like Mozart at all but is neither ugly.
I agree entirely. Absolutely horrendous.
I wanted to like this. The sound is horrible, which doesn't help. And the orchestra just sounds too big. It was probably the English Chamber Orchestra but it sounds weirdly heavy and the piano always sounds a fraction ahead. But what is really missing for me is magic. And space in the phrasing. It's all a bit prosaic. Which seems ludicrous to say about about artists of this calibre. The first movement cadenza is interesting but not a great addition to the repertoire. Sometimes things don't catch fire in performance.
this is gods Music. Mozart was not an Atheist.. no Atheist has ever writen great Music. Facts from vienna
mah
Brahms?
Britten's definitive worst composer of all time. Rich, eh?
Bach stated he used God to inspire his composing. I get more out of 5 or 10 minutes of his organ music than I could ever get from a sermon. www.lanceaspiritunbroken.com
and no atheist every felt uplifted by a godly piece of Mozart?