Carl Philipp Stamitz - Flute Concerto in G Major, op. 29 (with Score)

Carl Philipp Stamitz (1745-1801) was a German composer. He was the most prominent representative of the second generation of the Mannheim School. This piece, the Flute Concerto in G Major, op. 29, was composed in 1780 ca. for flute and orchestra. The cadences played are the ones from Rampal, with little variations.
Flute: Irena Grafenauer
Orchestra: Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
00:05 - 1. Allegro
09:14 - 2. Andante non troppo moderato
14:04 - 3. Rondo. Allegro
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[@user-dx2qb4ff5l]

1:34

[@danielperroni3884]

Stamitz sounds like Mozart... very sweet..! And Jean Pierre Rampal is the great magic flutist ever...! Thanks for share..!

[@classicalsheetmusic3472]

Thank you for watching!

[@Jack_Sparrow17]

The great magic flutist was Marcel Moyse.

[@davidcampelo]

Same period yeah. Classicism.

[@kanahana5574]

the performer is actually irena grafenauer

[@raffitorossian6994]

Stamitz is a super giant artist and one of my favorite composers as well. I can listen to him for hours without being tired of listening. thanks for uploading

[@raffitorossian6994]

Stamitz is a super giant composer and his compositions are melodic which is the style that i want to listen to. I prefer classical melodic music. So, he has been one of my favorites like Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven Scarlatti etc. Thanks for uploading.

[@stellario82]

Thanks for this, I most appreciate it.

[@moments44]

this is so wonderful

[@wafflesthearttoad6916]

Yeah I’m not playing this fast lol

[@krysti4366]

i love it

[@eliaraparo9111]

The beginning is very similar to Mozart’s church sonata k245

[@edameliketnaz6453]

15:00

[@bennygambino1982]

Hello, can I have the full score in pdf of this concerto?

[@classicalsheetmusic3472]

You can download it through IMSLP imslp.org/wiki/Flute_Concerto_in_G_major%2C_Op.29_(Stamitz%2C_Carl_Philipp)

[@bennygambino1982]

@@classicalsheetmusic3472 there's only russian edition, not this Urtext....

[@classicalsheetmusic3472]

I don't know if it depends on the country you live in. Try this link, this is the score I used for the video imslp.org/wiki/Special:ImagefromIndex/674143/rfip

[@fluteteatime]

2:10 ❤ 2:35 2:53 3:05

[@IS-mk3so]

15:59

[@IS-mk3so]

14:03

[@henriettelightfroce927]

Where is the cadenza from?

[@Queeen7q]

Cadenza of Rampal.

[@tessawithoff9399]

9:12

[@sunnyonurlawn]

4:27 140

[@caseyvee8622]

Wrong rhythm in bar 145, strings

[@brawlkirbi2]

Clara jtm

[@sebastianhoffmann8861]

Bläserstimmen fehlen

[@classicalsheetmusic3472]

Sie haben recht, aber ich konnte die vollständige Partitur nicht finden. Es tut mir leid :(

[@user-jl6vr9dn5v]

東京音校、、、、、、

[@christianwouters6764]

I am surprised by the good part writing, usually this is very simple by minor composers but here it is almost on Mozarts' level.