Thank you for your comments. An unexpected and rare appreciation of the world community other than those with English as their mother-tongue in your kind words... By the way, my favorite in this list is the II. Andante part of 21th piano concerto (Elvira Madigan). Yorumlarınız için çok teşekkürler. Nazik sözcüklerinizde ana dili İngilizce olmayan dünya halklarının beklenmeyen ve nadir bir şekilde takdir edilmesi ... Bu arada, bu listede benim favorim 21 nolu piyano konçertosunun (Elvira Madigan) II. ve Andante kısmıdır.
I'm a devout Wagnerite. But a steady diet of Wagner is eccentric and fattening, not to mention perhaps a trifle loud and bombastic to others around you.. But my love for Mozart is infinitive. I'll take him any time, morning noon or night.
나는 광해대왕(조선 15대왕 1575~1641)을 뫼옵던 장렬경휘정성명숙현신정순왕비(章烈敬徽貞聖明淑顯愼貞順王妃-광해군비 문성군부인 류씨 文城郡夫人 柳氏 1576~1623)니라. 대체 이 반정이 종묘와 사직을 위한 것이더냐 부귀와 영화를 도모하기위한 것이더냐. 대답해보라!!!
Mozart certainly would feel vastly honored and enchanted perceiving u taking him at any time. I am exceedingly fond of him as well albeit my love for him wouldn't go so far as yours. As priming coat for theatre performances though his deeds are being used by my theatre circle what we all highly recommend for these purposes.
I just want to say that Mozart music for me is so special it gives me a feeling of immortality, happiness, sadness, power, rebellion, all emotions are awake when i listen to Mozart its like he is talking to us with his music and taking us to another dimension in a world where nothing is impossible .
Classical music is often referred to as the universal language, and for good reason. Its emotive power transcends linguistic and cultural barriers, communicating directly with the human spirit. Whether you're in a concert hall in Vienna, a living room in Tokyo, or a cafe in New York, the language of classical music speaks to people from all walks of life, fostering a sense of unity and shared human experience.
Growing up at the base of the Rocky Mountains I spent hours and hours in the forest and nearby lakes. The wind whispering through the pine boughs always made me catch my breath and stand still. It made me smile from the inside out and from head to toe. On many an occasion I would sit near a fire with the embers crackling and popping. Often with a mug cradled in my hands filled to brimming with cocoa or another warm beverage to chase the chill from my fingertips. In a world chaos laden these are the moments I hold in my mind when life becomes loud and less than peaceful. My thinking spot in the woods is always just a thought away. Just like this music now and the imagery of the fire that accompanies it. Is there really anything more magic? I think not.
Try to listen to Mozart in the Rocky Mountains. Just you and the music. I do this often here in Germany in the woods early in the morning. It's perferct: The music, the environment and me - we are one. I envy you for having the livetime opportunity to be in the US.... great country!
that reminds me of a vacation near Sergeac, France. There was an archeological dig below Hotel Castel Merle where I was staying. I went down to the dig at dusk. It was a little grove that was absolutely still except, every 15 or 20 seconds, there was this trill of a single bird. The wind was so still that I could hear, ever so slightly, a hush.
Derek Han. I would like to write a few words about this very refined pianist who interprets the concerts here magnificently! Born in the United States to Chinese parents, in 1977 he won the international competition in Athens. After which he carried out an intense concert and recording activity. Although he also successfully carried out a professional activity in the banking and financial field, he continued to cultivate his great passion for music. He passed away in 2021 at just 63 years old due to complications related to Covid 19. I and all music lovers are infinitely grateful to him for having left us this extraordinary legacy.
As I read these wonderful comments, written in French, Russian, English, Italian and other languages, I see the unification provided by Mozart’s mesmerizing music of a multitude of nationalities, races, religions and differences of all sorts. What a sublime result.
La música... el lenguaje universal. Nos enseña que todos los seres humanos formamos una sola raza, no existen las diferencias. Pero a la vez, cada uno de nosotros tiene su propia esencia.
No tengo palabras para describir lo que siento al escuchar esta música a veces lloro de felicidad otras simplemente se me pone la piel de gallina O las dos cosas a la vez.Es pura magia.En cuestión de música no hay nada ni nadie que supere a estos compositores Mozart, Chopin, Beethoven,liszt grieg,txaicoski rachmaninoff etc.
I have been recuperating from eye surgery and listening to Baroque and Medieval music. I then thought I would take a listen to Mozart. HOLY SMOKE!!! The guy was a genius! It is like listening to a storm of notes and beautiful sounds rushing at you all at once. He has layers of musical themes working at the same time. I can see why Leonard Bernstein said Mozart was a musical genius that comes along once every 1,000 years.
So wasn't Beethoven and Franz Schubert which composed much and then was drowned at the age of 31! 🤦♀️😡👿 No telling what else this genius would have produced had he lived longer!!! 💁♀️🙆🏻♀️ 🎼🎶 Your Daily Beethoven (and friends) 😉 Schubert composed the song „Der Wanderer“ (The Wanderer) in 1816, when he was about 19 years old. That same year, Beethoven had returned from his tour of European capitals, and would begin composition of his first Symphony the following year. th-cam.com/video/cUxjaXhuDb0/w-d-xo.html Der Wanderer Ich komme vom Gebirge her, Es dampft das Tal, es braust das Meer. Ich wandle still, bin wenig froh, Und immer fragt der Seufzer: wo? Die Sonne dünkt mich hier so kalt, Die Blüte welk, das Leben alt, Und was sie reden, leerer Schall, Ich bin ein Fremdling überall. Wo bist du, mein geliebtes Land? Gesucht, geahnt und nie gekannt! Das Land, das Land, so hoffnungsgrün, Das Land, wo meine Rosen blühn, Wo meine Freunde wandeln gehn, Wo meine Toten auferstehn, Das Land, das meine Sprache spricht, O Land, wo bist du? Ich wandle still, bin wenig froh, Und immer fragt der Seufzer: wo? Im Geisterhauch tönt’s mir zurück: „Dort, wo du nicht bist, dort ist das Glück!“ --- The Wanderer I come down from the mountains The valley is steaming, the sea roars. I wander silent, little glad, And always my sigh demands: where? The sun here seems so cold, The flowers faded, life old, And what they say sounds hollow; I am a stranger everywhere. Where are you, my beloved land? Sought for, dreamed of, and never known! That land so green with hope, That land where my roses bloom, Where my friends walkl, Where my dead are resurrected, The land where my language is spoken, Oh, land, where are you? I wander silent, little glad, And always my sigh demands: where? A ghostly whisper replies, “There, where you are not, there is happiness!"
@@markussabogabriel5846 its dépend, if someone was not growing up in a family who know, or heard any classical music, its not easy for this person.. Mozart is for joy,happiness, tears,blessing,un génie, I love him even he died 250 years ago
I perform many piano concerts of several composers of that era & Beethoven seems to be the most popular. But in comparison - Mozart wrote (21) operas; Beethoven wrote (1). Mozart wrote so much instrumentation for All instruments in the orchestra (including.flute; harp; oboe + bassoon) only trumpet he didn't like. He also knew (13) languages of which he wrote half to music. Beethoven only knew German+ some Italian + English. More to say here but the point is clear
Mozarts 2nd movements from his piano concertos are some of his most ahead of his time pieces. While 1sts are very “classical period” in your face, some of the middle movements are absolutely stepping into romanticism. So good
Mozart is the greatest. His humour and playful life comes to life in his orchestration. His algorithm, musical signature in every piece is similar to Joshua fit the battle of Jericho. Such a clever man.
It's almost unearthly and it makes me think sometimes that Mozart came from another dimension. (No, I don't really believe that.)The same effect is created in me when I hear the second movement of the 21st piano concerto.
It really is transcendent isn't it the 2nd movement of No'23...my favourite piece of classical music, incredible. I prefer other versions which are slightly slower, the emotion is even greater.
Да простят меня люди, не знающие музыки Моцарта и не слушающие это великолепие музыкальной Гармонии, им неведомо это богатство Духа, которое открыто для всех! Придите и прикоснитесь🌻🥀🌹🌷🌞
אין על המלחין הדגול מוצרט! בכל בוקר מוקדם בזמן הליכת הבוקר יצירותיו נותנים לי את קצב ההליכה לתחילתו של בוקר. וממריץ אותי ליום נוסף של בריאות והנאה!! בוקר טוב למלחין מוצרט נשמתו צרורה בגן העדן
One thousand years from now a listener will relish these timeless piano concertos by Wolfgang as we do now. During these times the music becomes that much more soothing. Godspeed to all.
I agree Randall. It's like every one of his concertos is conceived as a mosaic where all the little diverse elements are intertwined and somehow come across as one beautiful whole creation.
What a treasure this recording is. Includes Concertos Nos. 20, 21, 22, 23 and 25. They have the most incredible (beautifully emotive) Second Movements.
@@rogernichols1124 I have to agree with you on that. The repeated 7-note motif gets me every time. Long ago I read an essay on the Piano Concertos -- the author spoke of how the second movements were a direct view into the soul of Mozart. From that one would infer that Mozart had a deep understanding of what it meant to be sad. Not a uniquely sad life, but definitely we can hear that Mozart was able to evoke it beautifully.
Mozart was a legend born personality. Although he was dead earlier, but he gave the music numerous works and much beautiful than those who lived a longer life than Mozart. He was a God given gift to the world to be a giant legend in music... Thanks for uploading.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and "Born to write not an easy life". Mozart Symphonies are the music without the borders. Consequently, Mozart music is also innovation the humanity souls and heart forever. Moreover, Mozart music also inspires worldwide audience for many generations to come.
I never cease to admire this music. It is formally perfect, packed with inspired melodies, crystal clear in its orchestral textures (Beethoven, please note!) and covers every human emotion. I adore this great man and his legacy to the world of music.
@antoniosilva7083 It Isn't MY problem, it's BEETHOVEN'S! Beethoven's musical textures are unnecessarily dense at times, particularly in some of his piano sonatas and, for example, in the much praised 9th symphony, in which he thumps and thumps and thumps to the end, rather like a child unable to get what he wants who makes a loud noise to assert himself. Yes, I know his deafness had affected his composition and this heavy-duty Sturm und Drang stuff can be partly attributed to that. In his piano music, much of which is perfectly formed and beautifully articulated, he is over-fond of a bass figuration so far down that the harmonic clarity is impaired and the beauty of the music suffers. This is never the case with Mozart, whose music soars to sublime heights without resorting to melodramatic gesture but achieves perfection always with clear textures, refined lines and economic language.
@@rogernichols1124 I like too much bass figuration. Some deaf people like Beethoven and myself (in some level and since a few years ago) can hear bass better than the usual. Besides, Mozart’s piano was quite different. No doubt, for me Mozart and Beethoven are two different men, living in different time, so I understand their music differently. And I love both.
What is striking to me is how recognisible Mozart is... This video autoplayed while I was working - I haven't heard No. 15 (first in playlist) up to this point - despite this I could immediately tell that this is Mozart who I'm listening to. I mean literally after first two seconds. Mozart is so sublime and well versed - an absolute bliss to listen to.
A very beautiful collection of piano concertos.I have the complete collection of cds from opera omnia of Mozart from BRILLIANT I have already purchased..I must say that the collection of piano concertos played by Derek Han,piano and Paul Freeman,Philharmonia Orchestra is superb!
Mozart is by far the most brilliant composer I have ever listen to I love his music. It sounds so alive and that's how I feel when I listen to his music. Love it.
So huge has been Mozart’s music influence on scores of composers, that even a giant Tchaikovsky used the theme from Allegro Maestoso ( Concerto #25) for his opera “Queen of Spades” ( Пиковая дама). The melody summarized “Rococo” era, but most of all, Tchaikovsky’s love and admiration of Mozart’s music.
"even a giant Tchaikovsky" you make it sound like he was a bigger artist than Wolfie. if there is any composer that could ever hold a candle to his genius, it would be Vivaldi, or maybe Beethoven.
@@varolussalsanclar1163 Your dismissal of Tchaikovsky as a major composer, is unfounded. Millions of his music devotees would argue with you. In musical history Tchaikovsky is rightfully equal to quite a few beloved composers, including Herr Mozart. His compositions include, but not limited to: 6 symphonies; 5 simphonic Fantasies; 2 piano concertos; violin concerto; several quartets; Choral music; numerous songs , called Romances, and His 7 Operas and 3 ballets. Most of his compositions are as known and performed by the best around the world, as Mozart’s and Beethoven’s compositions. He was also, along with his friend Prof.Nikolai Rubinstein, a founder of Moscow Conservatory.
Hello, my fellow classical music enthusiasts. The world will be ending soon and all the peasant uneducated minds will parish soon. Maybe we will have a world filtered and better for the rest of us. Don’t feel sorry for the ones that don’t know. We have to continue our mission on this earth to promote positivity and the great arts that was birthed by the great geniuses of our modern world. Once again cherish your daughters and sons with the information that you I’ll guide them for a better future. Thank you
As a recent graduate of SUNY SCCC SCHOOL OF MUSiIC, I truly value the true quality and grace of MOZART and this lovely performance. THANK YOU ##MARK J MASSARE##
Thank you so much for your compilation and posting of my favourite composer's (which has never failed in uplifting my soul to the highest heights); laying here in bed anticipating the arrival of my birthday (another of my favourite things) which will be in the next few days, I feel so enriched and blessed in accessing such very high frequency music; and in such gratitude for this media, and for all the people who have contributed their musical resources!
Amen thank you Jesus 🙏🏽🧡🙏🏽🧡🙏🏽🧡 .I am praying for everyone who needs a Miracle. Only God can do the impossible, He can make a way when there seems to be no way. Today I pray God touches your health, your home, your family, your faith, and your finances. God bless you Amen!
Quando ascolto questa musica, sento che “ Bellezza e Semplicità ” si fondono armoniosamente in uno per diventare un cristallo come un’oasi che dona guarigione spirituale e momenti fantastici ❤
Thank you for watching this video by Brilliant Classics, we hope you enjoyed it! Don’t forget to share it and subscribe to our TH-cam channel: brilliant-classics.lnk.to/TH-cam Tracklist: Piano Concerto No. 15 In B-Flat Major, K 450: 0:00:00 I. Allegro 0:11:04 II. Adagio 0:16:24 III. Allegro Assai Piano Concerto No. 11 In F Major K 413: 0:24:16 I. Allegro 0:33:29 II. Larghetto 0:41:05 III. Tempo Di Menuetto Piano Concerto No. 23 In A Major K 488: 0:46:28 I. Allegro 0:57:16 II. Andante 1:03:31 III. Allegro Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K 467 "Elvira Madigan": 1:11:30 I. Allegro 1:26:09 II. Andante 1:32:57 III. Allegro Vivace Assai Piano Concerto No. 1 In F Major, K 37: 1:40:31 I Allegro 1:45:51 II. Andante 1:51:22 III. Allegro Piano Concerto No. 25 In C Major, K 503: 1:56:19 I. Allegro Maestoso 2:13:38 II. Andante 2:21:01 III. Allegretto Piano Concerto No. 20 In D Minor, K 466: 2:30:59 I. Allegro 2:44:54 II. Romanze 2:53:18 III. Allegro Assai Piano Concerto No. 22 In E-Flat Major, K 482: 3:01:09 I. Allegro 3:15:10 II. Andante 3:24:02 III. Allegro
I LOVE Mozart piano concertos a I LOVE the Philadelphia Orchestra! I had the pleasure of seeing them do a Mozart piano concerto many years ago with a different pianist and it was AMAZING! I hope to see them again someday. Thank you. This is the perfect way to start the day. Great selection and sound quality too on this album. I love this channel.
Treasured works, beautifully rendered. No matter how often heard, or interpreted by other great players, it is a delight to find a performance that seems to bring out almost a new quality in these concertos. To my ear, it is a delicacy & a near-ethereal force that I associate with Mozart at his finest. Here, I can somehow imagine Han, Freeman & the Philharmonia being encouraged by the composer himself to "...play it in this manner - how nice it will be!" Pardon my enchantment... :)
Mozart's piano concertos are beautiful, but their emotional tone is so one-dimensional. But that lack of depth is the limitation of the classical period of music in general.
@@stephenphillips4984 Ha! Mozart merely pretty? Nonsense, Stephen - with respect, you miss his emotional depth & varied mood altogether. Every composer (or painter or poet) has his/her sounds, brushwork or phrasing, to result in an identifiable style; entire periods show the same normative features; which, in turn, are the frame of reference for the artist. No one transcends his/her culture. As an architect, I assure you most people judge a building by its decorative exterior, & never walk inside, much less study its structure, systems, or reasons for being. So, we need to, in a sense, take for granted the stylistic tropes, & listen deeper. Personally, I'm not even a "Mozart guy;" my Desert Island choice (aren't such comparisons stupid?) would probably be Corelli, or Stravinsky, for what it's worth. Nevertheless, can we guess that Wolfgang would invite you, or me, inside? :)
Wolfie 🤗 ''....This was a music I’d never heard. Filled with such longing, such unfulfillable longing. It seemed to me that I was hearing the very voice of God''
Acordei totalmente para estas obras primas e divinas!!!!!gratidão a todos que participaram para que eu tivesse total ascesso as maravilhas para quem está ascessando consciência do bem...bom e Belo.do divino universo. Eu no Brasil -go-2021.....
Heaven for me is listening to piano Concerto No. 1, in the time 10:34-10:58. This version has a beautiful ending; more mesmerizing and is a beautiful interpretation from other artists. Mozart was a God given musician and each one of us has his own heaven to celebrate. I have many and this is as touching to my soul as the ending music in the Elīna Garanča Dmitri Hvorostovsky 'La ci darem la mano'
Thanks for running these recordings. I hadn't heard of Derek Han before, but I think I will remember the name. I'm a long time fan of London's Philharmonia Orchestra, and also a long time fan of conductor Paul Freeman. Best way to start out the day: A good cup of coffee and a Mozart piano concerto. Try it. It works.
Come on people..unbelieveable, sublime, etc etc...I listened to the Icelandic Symphony and Mozart's Clarinet Concertos for the first time in my life...Lets say it like it is - HOLY SHIT!! WHO WAS THAT BEAUTIFUL WOMEN??
Estos maravillosos conciertos llegan al alma . Alguien dijo que el mejor es el número veinte y yo estoy completamente de acuerdo esta romanza es la más dulce que haya escuchado en toda mi vida. Gracias por compartirla.
Que maravilla,Me encanta esta musica tan bella. Deliciosa y sutil. Gracias a Dios x la inspiracion y los medios, que nos permite oir esta belleza de compases.
When the world crumbles, when the structures of a civilization falter, it is good to return to that which in history does not flex, but on the contrary recovers courage, gathers the separated, pacifies without bruising. It’s worth recalling that the genius of creation is also moving in an history devoted to the destruction
Lebhafte und wunderschöne Interpretation dieser acht fein oder perfekt komponierten Konzerte mit anmutigem doch gut artikuliertem Klang des genialen Soloklaviers sowie gut harmonisierten und perfekt vereinigten Tönen anderer Instrumente. Die zweiten Sätze klingen besonders schön und echt lyrisch. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut phrasierten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Alles ist wunderbar!
Thanking to "Brilliant Classics", and ...in order to be appeared in the timeline the No. of the concert we listen to, I suggest to edit the Tracklist as follows: Tracklist: Piano Concerto No. 15 In B-Flat Major, K 450: 0:00:00 No. 15 - I. Allegro 0:11:04 No. 15 - II. Adagio 0:16:24 No. 15 - III. Allegro Assai Piano Concerto No. 11 In F Major K 413: 0:24:16 No. 11 - I. Allegro 0:33:29 No. 11 - II. Larghetto 0:41:05 No. 11 - III. Tempo Di Menuetto Piano Concerto No. 23 In A Major K 488: 0:46:28 No. 23 - I. Allegro 0:57:16 No. 23 - II. Andante 1:03:31 No. 23 - III. Allegro Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K 467 "Elvira Madigan": 1:11:30 No. 21 - I. Allegro 1:26:09 No. 21 - II. Andante 1:32:57 No. 21 - III. Allegro Vivace Assai Piano Concerto No. 1 In F Major, K 37: 1:40:31 No. 1 - I Allegro 1:45:51 No. 1 - II. Andante 1:51:22 No. 1 - III. Allegro Piano Concerto No. 25 In C Major, K 503: 1:56:19 No. 25 - I. Allegro Maestoso 2:13:38 No. 25 - II. Andante 2:21:01 No. 25 - III. Allegretto Piano Concerto No. 20 In D Minor, K 466: 2:30:59 No. 20 - I. Allegro 2:44:54 No. 20 - II. Romanze 2:53:18 No. 20 - III. Allegro Assai Piano Concerto No. 22 In E-Flat Major, K 482: 3:01:09 No. 22 - I. Allegro 3:15:10 No. 22 - II. Andante 3:24:02 No. 22 - III. Allegro
just enjoying the first movement of No 21, its got everything Mozart in it, luscious tunes and proto-beethoven sense of tempo and theme development all in one. wihout this 21 would be dependent on the second slushy movement for its popularity. No, Mozart was not a one movement wonder. good empathetic playing by Han, very light and floating and pushing the orchestra all the time. delightful, its rare that you are struck by a different performance of a standard of the repertoire/concert programme like this. brilliant, Brilliant Classics, a good resource to go to get into classical music. I've several of their cd collections eg Beethoven Piano sonatas, fantastic amount of wonderful music for the money.
From Paris then Chamonix to Zurich , I listen Mozart . Die luft ist kuhl , die sonne scheint uns alles ruhig ist . Erdogan said : " Unsere moschen sind unseren Kasernen " ., dan "nos fidèles sont nos soldats" .... "
Besides the music, I enjoy seeing all the different languages in the comments section. Great music is not only timeless, it is universal.
Thank you for your comments. An unexpected and rare appreciation of the world community other than those with English as their mother-tongue in your kind words... By the way, my favorite in this list is the II. Andante part of 21th piano concerto (Elvira Madigan).
Yorumlarınız için çok teşekkürler. Nazik sözcüklerinizde ana dili İngilizce olmayan dünya halklarının beklenmeyen ve nadir bir şekilde takdir edilmesi ... Bu arada, bu listede benim favorim 21 nolu piyano konçertosunun (Elvira Madigan) II. ve Andante kısmıdır.
@@m.lutfiovecoglu1741 that part is one of the most beautiful pieces of music on earth! actually it is not even earthly but rather heavenly!
So kind of you 🙏🙏🙏
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I'm a devout Wagnerite. But a steady diet of Wagner is eccentric and fattening, not to mention perhaps a trifle loud and bombastic to others around you.. But my love for Mozart is infinitive. I'll take him any time, morning noon or night.
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나는 광해대왕(조선 15대왕 1575~1641)을 뫼옵던 장렬경휘정성명숙현신정순왕비(章烈敬徽貞聖明淑顯愼貞順王妃-광해군비 문성군부인 류씨 文城郡夫人 柳氏 1576~1623)니라. 대체 이 반정이 종묘와 사직을 위한 것이더냐 부귀와 영화를 도모하기위한 것이더냐. 대답해보라!!!
Mozart certainly would feel vastly honored and enchanted perceiving u taking him at any time. I am exceedingly fond of him as well albeit my love for him wouldn't go so far as yours. As priming coat for theatre performances though his deeds are being used by my theatre circle what we all highly recommend for these purposes.
Yes...1st thing ...everyday...
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Yes! Mozart anytime 🎉❤
I just want to say that Mozart music for me is so special it gives me a feeling of immortality, happiness, sadness, power, rebellion, all emotions are awake when i listen to Mozart its like he is talking to us with his music and taking us to another dimension in a world where nothing is impossible .
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Mozart ist Natur, Sonnenschein, Liebe und Glueck, Gottessegen und Licht!
Und DRAMA?? Don Giovanni, Figaro, Idomeneo usw.
Classical music is often referred to as the universal language, and for good reason. Its emotive power transcends linguistic and cultural barriers, communicating directly with the human spirit. Whether you're in a concert hall in Vienna, a living room in Tokyo, or a cafe in New York, the language of classical music speaks to people from all walks of life, fostering a sense of unity and shared human experience.
A world with Mozarts music in it is a world worth living in.
it impicliates this real world we live in is not worth living in
Fantastic thinking, reasoning and very well illustrated on paper.
Thank you
long live Mozart forever
A serious point...
Growing up at the base of the Rocky Mountains I spent hours and hours in the forest and nearby lakes. The wind whispering through the pine boughs always made me catch my breath and stand still. It made me smile from the inside out and from head to toe. On many an occasion I would sit near a fire with the embers crackling and popping. Often with a mug cradled in my hands filled to brimming with cocoa or another warm beverage to chase the chill from my fingertips. In a world chaos laden these are the moments I hold in my mind when life becomes loud and less than peaceful. My thinking spot in the woods is always just a thought away. Just like this music now and the imagery of the fire that accompanies it. Is there really anything more magic? I think not.
Try to listen to Mozart in the Rocky Mountains. Just you and the music. I do this often here in Germany in the woods early in the morning. It's perferct: The music, the environment and me - we are one.
I envy you for having the livetime opportunity to be in the US.... great country!
Beautifully articulated response!
that reminds me of a vacation near Sergeac, France. There was an archeological dig below Hotel Castel Merle where I was staying. I went down to the dig at dusk. It was a little grove that was absolutely still except, every 15 or 20 seconds, there was this trill of a single bird. The wind was so still that I could hear, ever so slightly, a hush.
Well put, magic indeed
Derek Han. I would like to write a few words about this very refined pianist who interprets the concerts here magnificently! Born in the United States to Chinese parents, in 1977 he won the international competition in Athens. After which he carried out an intense concert and recording activity. Although he also successfully carried out a professional activity in the banking and financial field, he continued to cultivate his great passion for music. He passed away in 2021 at just 63 years old due to complications related to Covid 19. I and all music lovers are infinitely grateful to him for having left us this extraordinary legacy.
Thank you for sharing.
As I read these wonderful comments, written in French, Russian, English, Italian and other languages, I see the unification provided by Mozart’s mesmerizing music of a multitude of nationalities, races, religions and differences of all sorts. What a sublime result.
"Western Civilization IS civilization." - Mark Styne
Genius boy u do know that it's not "moral" to say that all religions and cultures are good.
La música... el lenguaje universal. Nos enseña que todos los seres humanos formamos una sola raza, no existen las diferencias. Pero a la vez, cada uno de nosotros tiene su propia esencia.
Mozart endless river of happiness, joy, peace and harmony.
No tengo palabras para describir lo que siento al escuchar esta música a veces lloro de felicidad otras simplemente se me pone la piel de gallina O las dos cosas a la vez.Es pura magia.En cuestión de música no hay nada ni nadie que supere a estos compositores Mozart, Chopin, Beethoven,liszt grieg,txaicoski rachmaninoff etc.
I have been recuperating from eye surgery and listening to Baroque and Medieval music. I then thought I would take a listen to Mozart. HOLY SMOKE!!! The guy was a genius! It is like listening to a storm of notes and beautiful sounds rushing at you all at once. He has layers of musical themes working at the same time. I can see why Leonard Bernstein said Mozart was a musical genius that comes along once every 1,000 years.
So wasn't Beethoven and Franz Schubert which composed much and then was drowned at the age of 31! 🤦♀️😡👿 No telling what else this genius would have produced had he lived longer!!! 💁♀️🙆🏻♀️
🎼🎶 Your Daily Beethoven (and friends) 😉
Schubert composed the song „Der Wanderer“ (The Wanderer) in 1816, when he was about 19 years old. That same year, Beethoven had returned from his tour of European capitals, and would begin composition of his first Symphony the following year.
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Der Wanderer
Ich komme vom Gebirge her,
Es dampft das Tal, es braust das Meer.
Ich wandle still, bin wenig froh,
Und immer fragt der Seufzer: wo?
Die Sonne dünkt mich hier so kalt,
Die Blüte welk, das Leben alt,
Und was sie reden, leerer Schall,
Ich bin ein Fremdling überall.
Wo bist du, mein geliebtes Land?
Gesucht, geahnt und nie gekannt!
Das Land, das Land, so hoffnungsgrün,
Das Land, wo meine Rosen blühn,
Wo meine Freunde wandeln gehn,
Wo meine Toten auferstehn,
Das Land, das meine Sprache spricht,
O Land, wo bist du?
Ich wandle still, bin wenig froh,
Und immer fragt der Seufzer: wo?
Im Geisterhauch tönt’s mir zurück:
„Dort, wo du nicht bist, dort ist das Glück!“
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The Wanderer
I come down from the mountains
The valley is steaming, the sea roars.
I wander silent, little glad,
And always my sigh demands: where?
The sun here seems so cold,
The flowers faded, life old,
And what they say sounds hollow;
I am a stranger everywhere.
Where are you, my beloved land?
Sought for, dreamed of, and never known!
That land so green with hope,
That land where my roses bloom,
Where my friends walkl,
Where my dead are resurrected,
The land where my language is spoken,
Oh, land, where are you?
I wander silent, little glad,
And always my sigh demands: where?
A ghostly whisper replies,
“There, where you are not, there is happiness!"
Sorry, *So weren't... Hahaha
Took me some time and matureness to learn the same as you said
Fantastic thinking, reasoning and very well illustrated on paper.
Thank you
Long live Mozart forever
@@markussabogabriel5846 its dépend, if someone was not growing up in a family who know, or heard any classical music, its not easy for this person.. Mozart is for joy,happiness, tears,blessing,un génie, I love him even he died 250 years ago
To the 1% who saw this comment: You are worthy of love and positivity. May you be blessed.
❤️ Thanks for sharing.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I perform many piano concerts of several composers of that era & Beethoven seems to be the most popular. But in comparison - Mozart wrote (21) operas; Beethoven wrote (1). Mozart wrote so much instrumentation for All instruments in the orchestra (including.flute; harp; oboe + bassoon) only trumpet he didn't like. He also knew (13) languages of which he wrote half to music. Beethoven only knew German+ some Italian + English. More to say here but the point is clear
Mozarts 2nd movements from his piano concertos are some of his most ahead of his time pieces. While 1sts are very “classical period” in your face, some of the middle movements are absolutely stepping into romanticism. So good
The painting is called Bellorophon on Pegasus, Artist is Giovanni Battista Tiepolo
Mozart hat durch seine wunderbare Musik mein Leben bereichert!
natürlich!
Mozart is my favorite composer. All his works are great. Thank you for great selection.
too many notes ..
@@magnetiktrax "There are too many notes your majesty"
@@fyfyi6053hehe 😂
Not as many many as Franz Listz's! 😆 @@magnetiktrax
Mozart is the greatest. His humour and playful life comes to life in his orchestration. His algorithm, musical signature in every piece is similar to Joshua fit the battle of Jericho. Such a clever man.
..more than "clever" - God sent.
More than "God sent"; Mozart.
That middle movement of #23 - reliably gives me chills on the back of my neck. Sublime.
It's almost unearthly and it makes me think sometimes that Mozart came from another dimension. (No, I don't really believe that.)The same effect is created in me when I hear the second movement of the 21st piano concerto.
It really is transcendent isn't it the 2nd movement of No'23...my favourite piece of classical music, incredible. I prefer other versions which are slightly slower, the emotion is even greater.
Да простят меня люди, не знающие музыки Моцарта и не слушающие это великолепие музыкальной Гармонии, им неведомо это богатство Духа, которое открыто для всех! Придите и прикоснитесь🌻🥀🌹🌷🌞
אין על המלחין הדגול מוצרט! בכל בוקר מוקדם בזמן הליכת הבוקר יצירותיו נותנים לי את קצב ההליכה לתחילתו של בוקר.
וממריץ אותי ליום נוסף של בריאות והנאה!!
בוקר טוב למלחין מוצרט
נשמתו צרורה בגן העדן
One thousand years from now a listener will relish these timeless piano concertos by Wolfgang as we do now. During these times the music becomes that much more soothing. Godspeed to all.
In 1000 years, humankind will no longer be a thing.
感谢提供我最喜欢的音乐家的钢琴曲！这个版本是最好的👍
@@leo32190 ww2
Still it is not Bach
@@leo32190 Won''t the whales return the favor and try to save us?
Mozart..
These are the most perfectly conceived and penned compositions of all time. That's just my opinion, of course.
I agree Randall. It's like every one of his concertos is conceived as a mosaic where all the little diverse elements are intertwined and somehow come across as one beautiful whole creation.
@gmahlman I've been listening to Mozart for about 45 years and I still cannot account for how a human being ever created such sounds.
Thank you! What would the world be without Mozart?
No, what would the world be without Bach? Mozart has sublime moments, whereas Bach has infinitely many.
@@stelun56 Please don't make a comment about the beauty of Mozart into a battle of composers.
Nothing but a hell place !
Fantastic thinking, reasoning and very well illustrated on paper.
Thank you
long live Mozart forever
Amazing ... Amazing ... Amazing Absolutely !!! Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is the best forever !!!
What a treasure this recording is. Includes Concertos Nos. 20, 21, 22, 23 and 25.
They have the most incredible (beautifully emotive) Second Movements.
Think of the second movement of No 23. Was there ever a purer distillation of sadness than this? I have tears in my eyes when I listen to it.
@@rogernichols1124 I have to agree with you on that. The repeated 7-note motif gets me every time.
Long ago I read an essay on the Piano Concertos -- the author spoke of how the second movements were a direct view into the soul of Mozart. From that one would infer that Mozart had a deep understanding of what it meant to be sad. Not a uniquely sad life, but definitely we can hear that Mozart was able to evoke it beautifully.
Can you imagine musical note without rest? He is the Mozart, rest of the mankind
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Mozart was a legend born personality. Although he was dead earlier, but he gave the music numerous works and much beautiful than those who lived a longer life than Mozart. He was a God given gift to the world to be a giant legend in music... Thanks for uploading.
1:24:25 His symphony No. 40
2:12:20 La Marseillaise
pure divine genius manifested through beauty. Salieri was right when he said: "God was singing through this little man"
God doesn't exist. Cope
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and "Born to write not an easy life".
Mozart Symphonies are the music without the borders.
Consequently, Mozart music is also innovation the humanity souls and heart forever. Moreover, Mozart music also inspires worldwide audience for many generations to come.
Merci de tout mon coeur pour cette belle expérience des pianos concertos de Mozart, des soirées de plaisir avec lui. C'est tout simplement génial!
Not sure why I have chosen Mozart today? I like his name, Mozart. I love his music. I want to learn piano.
I never cease to admire this music. It is formally perfect, packed with inspired melodies, crystal clear in its orchestral textures (Beethoven, please note!) and covers every human emotion. I adore this great man and his legacy to the world of music.
“Beethoven, please note”? Qual é o teu problema, homem? Abre os teus ouvidos!
@antoniosilva7083 It Isn't MY problem, it's BEETHOVEN'S! Beethoven's musical textures are unnecessarily dense at times, particularly in some of his piano sonatas and, for example, in the much praised 9th symphony, in which he thumps and thumps and thumps to the end, rather like a child unable to get what he wants who makes a loud noise to assert himself. Yes, I know his deafness had affected his composition and this heavy-duty Sturm und Drang stuff can be partly attributed to that. In his piano music, much of which is perfectly formed and beautifully articulated, he is over-fond of a bass figuration so far down that the harmonic clarity is impaired and the beauty of the music suffers.
This is never the case with Mozart, whose music soars to sublime heights without resorting to melodramatic gesture but achieves perfection always with clear textures, refined lines and economic language.
@@rogernichols1124 I like too much bass figuration. Some deaf people like Beethoven and myself (in some level and since a few years ago) can hear bass better than the usual. Besides, Mozart’s piano was quite different. No doubt, for me Mozart and Beethoven are two different men, living in different time, so I understand their music differently. And I love both.
Anyone who besmirches Beethoven in this way is a d*ad man. You don't understand him/it, pleb. Keep living your boring life.
In my to find and to enjoy mozart music so valuable experience.
When I listen mozart music my sprit sunk deeply so fanatic world.
Having been to his house in Salzburg Austria this sounds perfect
What is striking to me is how recognisible Mozart is... This video autoplayed while I was working - I haven't heard No. 15 (first in playlist) up to this point - despite this I could immediately tell that this is Mozart who I'm listening to. I mean literally after first two seconds.
Mozart is so sublime and well versed - an absolute bliss to listen to.
A very beautiful collection of piano concertos.I have the complete collection of cds from opera omnia of Mozart from BRILLIANT I have already purchased..I must say that the collection of piano concertos played by Derek Han,piano and Paul Freeman,Philharmonia Orchestra is superb!
giacomo zaccone wonderful!!!
Mozart is by far the most brilliant composer I have ever listen to I love his music. It sounds so alive and that's how I feel when I listen to his music. Love it.
Fantastic thinking, reasoning and very well illustrated on paper.
Thank you
long live Mozart forever
Mozart is medicine. I've playing this endlessly for years.
So huge has been Mozart’s music influence on scores of composers, that even a giant Tchaikovsky used the theme from Allegro Maestoso ( Concerto #25) for his opera “Queen of Spades” ( Пиковая дама). The melody summarized “Rococo” era, but most of all, Tchaikovsky’s love and admiration of Mozart’s music.
Fantastic thinking, reasoning and very well illustrated on paper.
Thank you
long live Mozart forever
"even a giant Tchaikovsky" you make it sound like he was a bigger artist than Wolfie. if there is any composer that could ever hold a candle to his genius, it would be Vivaldi, or maybe Beethoven.
@@varolussalsanclar1163 Your dismissal of Tchaikovsky as a major composer, is unfounded. Millions of his music devotees would argue with you. In musical history Tchaikovsky is rightfully equal to quite a few beloved composers, including Herr Mozart. His compositions include, but not limited to: 6 symphonies; 5 simphonic Fantasies; 2 piano concertos; violin concerto; several quartets; Choral music; numerous songs , called Romances, and His 7 Operas and 3 ballets. Most of his compositions are as known and performed by the best around the world, as Mozart’s and Beethoven’s compositions. He was also, along with his friend Prof.Nikolai Rubinstein, a founder of Moscow Conservatory.
El segundo movimiento tiene un parecido con la Marsellesa.
85 years old guy, loving these beautiful sound of music since my young day. Good to have this method enjoying thru my PC.
Микола Янович,це ви?
Divine Blessings of Love and Light to all ❤️☮️🕉
Hello, my fellow classical music enthusiasts. The world will be ending soon and all the peasant uneducated minds will parish soon. Maybe we will have a world filtered and better for the rest of us. Don’t feel sorry for the ones that don’t know. We have to continue our mission on this earth to promote positivity and the great arts that was birthed by the great geniuses of our modern world. Once again cherish your daughters and sons with the information that you I’ll guide them for a better future. Thank you
As a recent graduate of SUNY SCCC SCHOOL OF MUSiIC, I truly value the true quality and grace of MOZART and this lovely performance. THANK YOU ##MARK J MASSARE##
Thank you so much for your compilation and posting of my favourite composer's (which has never failed in uplifting my soul to the highest heights); laying here in bed anticipating the arrival of my birthday (another of my favourite things) which will be in the next few days, I feel so enriched and blessed in accessing such very high frequency music; and in such gratitude for this media, and for all the people who have contributed their musical resources!
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quelindo yonoseidioma pero estaprecioso
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Amen thank you Jesus 🙏🏽🧡🙏🏽🧡🙏🏽🧡 .I am praying for everyone who needs a Miracle. Only God can do the impossible, He can make a way when there seems to be no way. Today I pray God touches your health, your home, your family, your faith, and your finances. God bless you Amen!
This is a recording of Mozart. The children's fantasies are elsewhere.
I've been enjoying these classicals all afternoon and riding on top of the music feeling good and free. 😃 Thank you.
The multifaceted world of Mozart's creativity always endlessly impresses with its sincerity, unique beauty and special meaning. . .
Great Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart stay with me always.
Quando ascolto questa musica, sento che “ Bellezza e Semplicità ” si fondono armoniosamente in uno per diventare un cristallo come un’oasi che dona guarigione spirituale e momenti fantastici ❤
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Tracklist:
Piano Concerto No. 15 In B-Flat Major, K 450:
0:00:00 I. Allegro
0:11:04 II. Adagio
0:16:24 III. Allegro Assai
Piano Concerto No. 11 In F Major K 413:
0:24:16 I. Allegro
0:33:29 II. Larghetto
0:41:05 III. Tempo Di Menuetto
Piano Concerto No. 23 In A Major K 488:
0:46:28 I. Allegro
0:57:16 II. Andante
1:03:31 III. Allegro
Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K 467 "Elvira Madigan":
1:11:30 I. Allegro
1:26:09 II. Andante
1:32:57 III. Allegro Vivace Assai
Piano Concerto No. 1 In F Major, K 37:
1:40:31 I Allegro
1:45:51 II. Andante
1:51:22 III. Allegro
Piano Concerto No. 25 In C Major, K 503:
1:56:19 I. Allegro Maestoso
2:13:38 II. Andante
2:21:01 III. Allegretto
Piano Concerto No. 20 In D Minor, K 466:
2:30:59 I. Allegro
2:44:54 II. Romanze
2:53:18 III. Allegro Assai
Piano Concerto No. 22 In E-Flat Major, K 482:
3:01:09 I. Allegro
3:15:10 II. Andante
3:24:02 III. Allegro
1:51:23 is my best part. It takes me to another world.
Mozart is eternal light
Jesus is eternal light. Mozart is cool too though.
What a treasure trove of maestro Mozart’s iconic piano concertos! Thanks for uploading. ❤️🎹🎼🎵🎶👏☘️🇮🇪
Great Music Forever !
BRILLIANT AND EXCELLENT CLASSICAL MUSIC!!!
What a great pianist Derek Han was.
Фантастика!!!Моцарт гений на все времена!!!
Yes indeed
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Sweet... Soft... Transition to another world, time and era. Amazing....
I LOVE Mozart piano concertos a I LOVE the Philadelphia Orchestra! I had the pleasure of seeing them do a Mozart piano concerto many years ago with a different pianist and it was AMAZING! I hope to see them again someday. Thank you. This is the perfect way to start the day. Great selection and sound quality too on this album. I love this channel.
Treasured works, beautifully rendered. No matter how often heard, or interpreted by other great players, it is a delight to find a performance that seems to bring out almost a new quality in these concertos. To my ear, it is a delicacy & a near-ethereal force that I associate with Mozart at his finest. Here, I can somehow imagine Han, Freeman & the Philharmonia being encouraged by the composer himself to "...play it in this manner - how nice it will be!" Pardon my enchantment... :)
Mozart's piano concertos are beautiful, but their emotional tone is so one-dimensional. But that lack of depth is the limitation of the classical period of music in general.
@@stephenphillips4984 Ha! Mozart merely pretty? Nonsense, Stephen - with respect, you miss his emotional depth & varied mood altogether. Every composer (or painter or poet) has his/her sounds, brushwork or phrasing, to result in an identifiable style; entire periods show the same normative features; which, in turn, are the frame of reference for the artist. No one transcends his/her culture. As an architect, I assure you most people judge a building by its decorative exterior, & never walk inside, much less study its structure, systems, or reasons for being. So, we need to, in a sense, take for granted the stylistic tropes, & listen deeper. Personally, I'm not even a "Mozart guy;" my Desert Island choice (aren't such comparisons stupid?) would probably be Corelli, or Stravinsky, for what it's worth. Nevertheless, can we guess that Wolfgang would invite you, or me, inside? :)
@@stephenphillips4984 What do you mean by saying "classical period"?
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Classical music is very special if you put your mind to it
Wolfie 🤗
''....This was a music I’d never heard. Filled with such longing, such unfulfillable longing. It seemed to me that I was hearing the very voice of God''
When you have the voice of Mozart, who needs God?
My favourite composer! Thanks again Brilliant Classics.
When I listen to Mozart's music, I feel something exceedingly profound that cannot be expressed in words and that musicians cannot musically imagine❤
Concert 21 my favorite ...thank you Mozart
Never heard of this guy Mozart before. He's terrific. How come you never hear about him? This guy should be famous!
Gary Freedman ..... are you a kid?
@@SOLARIS3M No. Why?
@@garfreed He is famous.
@@swag4life325 Never heard of him.
@@garfreed That's sad. He is one of the most famous musicians in classical music
Acordei totalmente para estas obras primas e divinas!!!!!gratidão a todos que participaram para que eu tivesse total ascesso as maravilhas para quem está ascessando consciência do bem...bom e Belo.do divino universo. Eu no Brasil -go-2021.....
Eu também 👏👏👏🌼☀️☀️😃
Listening to this with the sunshine shining on me through the window 😊. Perfect..
Heaven for me is listening to piano Concerto No. 1, in the time 10:34-10:58. This version has a beautiful ending; more mesmerizing and is a beautiful interpretation from other artists. Mozart was a God given musician and each one of us has his own heaven to celebrate. I have many and this is as touching to my soul as the ending music in the Elīna Garanča Dmitri Hvorostovsky 'La ci darem la mano'
Всё-таки, велико преимущество студийной записи перед трансляцией. Каждый голос звучит идеально!
Mozart music so special.Mozart music very close spiral tendency music.
Retour de courses très sympa et votre mari très amusant
Merci pour l idée de la salade de fruits 😅bisous 😘
Thanks for running these recordings. I hadn't heard of Derek Han before, but I think I will remember the name. I'm a long time fan of London's Philharmonia Orchestra, and also a long time fan of conductor Paul Freeman. Best way to start out the day: A good cup of coffee and a Mozart piano concerto. Try it. It works.
I came for the No. 20, and I was not disappointed.
Crank the volume and jump to 2:30:59
Genial Mozart e sua música celestial,digna do nosso Criador,uma suprema arte a serviço e Adoração Dele,Rei Absoluto.
ones I like: 0:00:00 I. Allegro
On second thought, this entire playlist is bomb
Come on people..unbelieveable, sublime, etc etc...I listened to the Icelandic Symphony and Mozart's Clarinet Concertos for the first time in my life...Lets say it like it is - HOLY SHIT!! WHO WAS THAT BEAUTIFUL WOMEN??
Thanks for the music. Is beautiful. Hello from México. ❤️
hugo castillo madero ...... excelente, otro mexicano que le gusta la buena música!!!
Gracias. :)
@@brunomadero7054 Hola from EEUU
Estos maravillosos conciertos llegan al alma . Alguien dijo que el mejor es el número veinte y yo estoy completamente de acuerdo esta romanza es la más dulce que haya escuchado en toda mi vida. Gracias por compartirla.
This is the best playlist of Mozart on TH-cam! Thank so much for such a beauty
Que maravilla,Me encanta esta musica tan bella. Deliciosa y sutil. Gracias a Dios x la inspiracion y los medios, que nos permite oir esta belleza de compases.
When the world crumbles, when the structures of a civilization falter, it is good to return to that which in history does not flex, but on the contrary recovers courage, gathers the separated, pacifies without bruising. It’s worth recalling that the genius of creation is also moving in an history devoted to the destruction
Pleas continue ...
Bogu dzięki za tego wielkiego muzyka i jego piękną muzykę. 🌾
Excellent posting of classical music. Great Mozart! 20, 21 and 25 my loved one!
Fantastic thinking, reasoning and very well illustrated on paper.
Thank you
long live Mozart forever
Lebhafte und wunderschöne Interpretation dieser acht fein oder perfekt komponierten Konzerte mit anmutigem doch gut artikuliertem Klang des genialen Soloklaviers sowie gut harmonisierten und perfekt vereinigten Tönen anderer Instrumente. Die zweiten Sätze klingen besonders schön und echt lyrisch. Der geniale Maestro dirigiert das ausgezeichnete Orchester im gut phrasierten Tempo und mit perfekt kontrollierter Dynamik. Alles ist wunderbar!
@Olivier Verdys Merci.
Und wieder genau die richtigen Worte. Wie immer.
Masterpieces of Classic music. It is like a wonderful deram.
Thanking to "Brilliant Classics", and
...in order to be appeared in the timeline the No. of the concert we listen to,
I suggest to edit the Tracklist as follows:
Tracklist:
Piano Concerto No. 15 In B-Flat Major, K 450:
0:00:00 No. 15 - I. Allegro
0:11:04 No. 15 - II. Adagio
0:16:24 No. 15 - III. Allegro Assai
Piano Concerto No. 11 In F Major K 413:
0:24:16 No. 11 - I. Allegro
0:33:29 No. 11 - II. Larghetto
0:41:05 No. 11 - III. Tempo Di Menuetto
Piano Concerto No. 23 In A Major K 488:
0:46:28 No. 23 - I. Allegro
0:57:16 No. 23 - II. Andante
1:03:31 No. 23 - III. Allegro
Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major, K 467 "Elvira Madigan":
1:11:30 No. 21 - I. Allegro
1:26:09 No. 21 - II. Andante
1:32:57 No. 21 - III. Allegro Vivace Assai
Piano Concerto No. 1 In F Major, K 37:
1:40:31 No. 1 - I Allegro
1:45:51 No. 1 - II. Andante
1:51:22 No. 1 - III. Allegro
Piano Concerto No. 25 In C Major, K 503:
1:56:19 No. 25 - I. Allegro Maestoso
2:13:38 No. 25 - II. Andante
2:21:01 No. 25 - III. Allegretto
Piano Concerto No. 20 In D Minor, K 466:
2:30:59 No. 20 - I. Allegro
2:44:54 No. 20 - II. Romanze
2:53:18 No. 20 - III. Allegro Assai
Piano Concerto No. 22 In E-Flat Major, K 482:
3:01:09 No. 22 - I. Allegro
3:15:10 No. 22 - II. Andante
3:24:02 No. 22 - III. Allegro
good company
for all times
名曲、名演奏の数々、見事です‼️楽しませていただきました。有り難うございます。🎶👌🎶
Музыка Моцарта вечна и прекрасна как вселенная..
По отношению к Моцарту несомненно, относительно вселенной - не уверен.
Einfach fantastisch und so gefühlvoll interpretiert, vielen herzlichen Dank!👍🤗🥀🌻🎼🎶
Vraiment je me détend, avec cette belle musique, merci
just enjoying the first movement of No 21, its got everything Mozart in it, luscious tunes and proto-beethoven sense of tempo and theme development all in one. wihout this 21 would be dependent on the second slushy movement for its popularity. No, Mozart was not a one movement wonder. good empathetic playing by Han, very light and floating and pushing the orchestra all the time. delightful, its rare that you are struck by a different performance of a standard of the repertoire/concert programme like this. brilliant, Brilliant Classics, a good resource to go to get into classical music. I've several of their cd collections eg Beethoven Piano sonatas, fantastic amount of wonderful music for the money.
Maravilloso, celestial Mozart para pasar el confinamiento desde las Islas Canarias gracias
Mozart è semplicemente Divino!!Nessun altro uomo da quando esiste il genere umano ha mai donato tanta Bellerzza ai suoi simili.
Concordo!!!
Gosto muito de Mozart, Vivaldi, Bach, Tchaikovsky, Chopin.
Suas composições fazem o meu dia ser mais feliz. Obrigada a vocês grandes compositores
From Paris then Chamonix to Zurich , I listen Mozart .
Die luft ist kuhl , die sonne scheint uns alles ruhig ist .
Erdogan said : " Unsere moschen sind unseren Kasernen " ., dan "nos fidèles sont nos soldats" .... "
Thank You! It's Beautiful!💖💝♥️
We'll gone , but this masterpiece - never!