Friedrich Kuhlau - Piano Quartet in G-minor, Op.108 (1829)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 มิ.ย. 2024
- Friedrich Kuhlau
Work: Piano Quartet in G-minor, Op.108 (1829)
Mov.I: Allegro con molto fuoco 00:00
Mov.II: Scherzo: Allegro assai 13:09
Mov.III, Adagio 21:20
Mov.IV: Finale: Allegro poco agitato 26:53
Piano: Elisabeth Westenholz
Violin: Tutter Givskov
Viola: Lars Grunth
Cello: Asger Lund Christiansen - เพลง
Who are the two that didn’t like this?? Additionally, this is far from a man who is a beginner. Absolutely beautiful.
clear model, the monumental piano quartet in g minor by W.A.Mozart. Opened the path for so many masterpieces...
masterpiece-great composer ,i do like his energetic style
Magnifique ! Un grand merci de nous faire découvrir ce compositeur.
Beautiful Piano Quartet --------- a piece I could listen to over and over for musical enjoyment!
Magnificent Piano Quartet, which looks back at Beethoven in addition to paving the way to Mendelssohn (20 years old at the time of the composition). Once more many thanks to KuhlauDiffeng2 for his excellent choice of music.
Excuse me but in case of Mendelssohn being 20 was already an advanced artistic maturity.
Yes....I thought I was hearing some late Beethoven....but when I looked....Surprise!
Much fun to hear this work that evokes Beethoven and Weber (even Schubert in the high piano register contrast with the strings). It's a nice, well-balanced and fluid work, tuneful and genuine. It is also elegantly performed by all, especially the flowing pianist.
Apropos, who are the performers?
Ein sehr schönes, in sich ruhendes, Adagio.
Kuhlau is mainly known by easy pieces written for beginners; This kind of piece proves that he was a great composer, which could build very firm and ambitious forms.
He was great!... and a warm human, who did what he could to help family in need. He housed his old parents in his little apartment in Copenhagen and described how his demented mother were minding her imagined chickens in the livingroom. Once a cousin of his, living in America, very much wanted to become a musician. Kuhlau saw to it and got him to Denmark. Well, Kuhlav was not rich, because he was unable to fight for the higher wages, his colleagues got. He was, indeed a very kind and caring man.
Wonderful ! Thank you so much :)
Magnífico, hermoso, sublime, me encantó, bravo
Absolutely astounding
amazing!
1:02 to 1:26 is incredible!
danke!!
Bravo!
Kuhlau is the nearest thing to a Beethoven tribute band. The scherzo here uses the scherzo theme from his hero's Opus 2 No 3 sonata and transposes it into the minor. Quite effective.
The Scherzo actually starts on 14:35
nice
This quartet is firmaly written and well balanced. This being said, it does not brig anything very new to the genre and to the music in partticuler; But it is very nice to hear.
Thanks for posting! Can you give details about the painting too? Thanks!
+osoialncuiq It is called Young Boy Seated on a Wall Overlooking Capri by Vilhelm Kyhn.
+KuhlauDilfeng2 Thanks. I love the art you use in your stream.
Tha influence from Kuhlaus idol, Beethoven is rather obvious here.
2. 14:30
23:45 sounds more like Mendelssohn’s piano concerto in A minor 2nd movement.
Who is the painter of the picture ?
It is called Young Boy Seated on a Wall Overlooking Capri by Vilhelm Kyhn. I quote KuhlauDilfeng2. Some 7 years ago I had the same question and KuhlauDilfeng2 answered it. From Wikipedia: Peter Vilhelm Carl Kyhn (March 30, 1819 - May 11, 1903) was a Danish landscape painter who belonged to the generation of national romantic painters immediately after the Danish Golden Age and before the Modern Breakthrough. Even though he outlived many of his artistic peers by several decades, he remained a traditionalist and expressed strong criticism of many of the new trends in the painting of his day.
Where can one find the published music? I've looked and looked~~
No, not the recordings, the books of this music. I'd like the fun of playing it with my own group here at home.
Thanks!!!
Where can I get the book? I would love to play it too?
Barton - did you get"l the Book?
Barton Jones Where did you get the Book?
I like music better than girls.
Because music is forever beautiful and never betrayed.
Estrema forza borghese a puntellare le procellose acque ottocentesche,
Beethoven
....was Kuhlaus idol!