Mozart - Piano concerto n°27 - Richter / ECO / Britten
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- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Piano concerto n°27 K.595
I. Allegro (cad. Mozart) 0:00
II. Larghetto 13:46
III. Allegro (cad. Mozart) 23:31
Sviatoslav Richter
English Chamber Orchestra
Benjamin Britten
Live recording, Blythburgh, 16.VI.1965 - เพลง
Действительно, магия!!! Не устаёшь восхищаться Гением Рихтера, его перевоплощением в авторов произведений, которые он исполняет .....
Супер!! Бриллианты - россыпь - блестят огнями на солнце!!!!!
Слушаю и лечусь. Душа светлеет. Будем жить.
It seems to me that Richter makes a mistake at minute 2:40.
In any case, Britten continues as if everything is fine and Richter immediately recovers and continues to play phenomenally. Great artists!
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What a fantastic photo by the way.
My favorite Mozart piano concerto. I haven't heard all of them, but have heard quite a few and always come back to this one.
Another fabulous encounter between Richter and Mozart. In the (very) slow movement I hear no disagreement over tempo, only a flexibility such as we often find in the best interpretations of music - listen to Calla's Qui la voce in Bellini's Puritani to hear how she "re-sets" the tempo at her entry. It is totally artistic and more than convincing, as here.
Mozart,Richter and Britten together! What can we have more than that?YT,please more on this,if it exists.
I can't help but wonder what on Earth Slava was trying to tell Britten when this picture was taken :P
+Gerbil Jim.........
and a GREAT picture indeed
Something like " there, they should take themselves back" says he. And Britten glazes at the Woodwind Section...Richter gives there an Idea to the Conductor, I assume.
Looks like they are talking interpretation of a piece.
Good question!
larghetto should slow, slower as largo 😂
This is, of course, magical - the combination of the unbelievable taste, tone quality, passion Richter, Britten and the ECO bring to this, perhaps the greatest - and certainly the most introspective - of all the concertos. What is also wonderful: the quick thinking of Britten and the orchestra in responding to the fact that Richter misses the consequent answer in the first entry! Thank God it can happen at this stratospheric level of Mozart performance!! What wonderful sound from the technicians too.
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+Joyce Little That's quite something; people usually prefer 491 or 466 and this work surely is one of his most overlooked and one of his best.
Why do you believe it to be the greatest?
A friend of mine said it was the essence of "neo-innocence."
Richter always felt he could not understand the maestro, Mozart, I mean
I'm replying to a 7 year old comment...but, I've always loved this more than any other Mozart piano concerto and have been a little surprised that it is, as you say, relatively overlooked. The melody and the mood especially in the 2nd and 3rd movements are just the essence of autumnal Mozart.
I disagree. Better if the conductor could have responded by making the orchestra jump to their next entry instead of just repeating the same phrase; this would have removed any semblance of a memory lapse by Richter.
Thank you for sharing this!
For me, the acme of piano concerti (in the Classic, i.e. post-Baroque sense) are nos. 21, 23, 24, 25, and 27. Of these, no. 24 is the greatest, yet no. 27 is my favorite. The middle movement seems resigned and poignant. This is one of Mozart's very last musical testaments.
yes, if could only have one mozart piano conc., it would be this one, number 27.. definitely a desert island disc
Interessante Kombination des Komponisten, des Solisten, des Dirigenten und des Orchesters. Das Ergebnis ist eine bezaubernde live Aufführung dieses typisch mozartischen Konzerts mit klarem Schlag des Soloklaviers und gut phrasierten Töne des ganzen Orchesters. Tolle Aufnahme!
2:47, Orchestra is thinking "What was that....."
7:01 until reach 7:15 and so, is such a Magical musical formation!!
Excellent!! Thanks! Is remarkable that 27 and 22 appear by Richter and Britten absolutely great pieces not so famous as 23,20,21....
Beautiful! Thank you so much :)
Listen to Emil Gilels' performing this concerto, it is absolutely stunning! Two video recording of 1983, one with Kurt Mazur, the other with Ovchinnikov. Mercifully, both available on TH-cam.
And with Karl Boehm, for me insuperable!
Magnifique, merci.🎶💖
Это МАГИЯ!
Eto Muzika
Podria escucharlo una y otra vez! Magico Richter...
Looking at the photo, I can hear their dialog after the performance:
Richter: You know, Benny,where you goofed, right?
Britten: I know Slava, but so did you
Both incredible musicians, who collaborated for many performances and records. This was a live concert, and brilliant, even with tiny booboos.
Even Richter could have a slip of memory....
And also the orchestra...!!! There's a wonderful passage missing in the introduction.
Although you can hear the uncertainty of the orchestra as they tried to keep going after the mistake.
He's. Nobody wants to admit that geniuses work, like realllly work. Though they are better at following inner guidance.
Evidently Britten did not agree with Richter's slow tempo in the Larghetto movement, since he speeds up with every orchestral entry...
Try Maria Yudina 2nd mvt
ИЗУМИТЕЛЬНО!!!
The photo should be used for a caption competition. S.R . "How you like my John Malkovitch impression, is good no?" B.B. Thinks: How best to answer this question without prolonging the cold war?
- whatcha doing?..
- push it screwing!
That thumbnail tho.
what is the credit to lili kraus, doing here....surely...this is not her !
russian piano giants: Richter, Gilels, Kissin, Pletnev (I don´t like some pompous of today).
Pletnev is an idiot
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