MOZART, Piano Concerto No. 23 in A, K.488 (1786) Rubinstein
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 เม.ย. 2024
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (*1756 ~1791)
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Concerto For Piano & Orchestra No. 23 in A (major) K.488 (1786)
00:00, I. Allegro
10:24, II. Adagio
17:20, III. Allegro assai
Arthur Rubinstein: Piano
Vladimir Golschmann: Musical Direction
Arthur Rubinstein (* 1887 ~1982)
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The music of Mozart is graceful and beautiful and inspiritual and will quench and moisturize the dryness of the soul, and evoke comfortable feelings and pleasure
Beautiful! Wolfgang A. Mozart is my go to classical musician. I love all his works. 🎹🎼🤹🏻♂️
una brllisima obra de degrande ...💖❤️ Mozart
Este. Concierto me encanta Mozart es inolvidable es un ser que recuerdo siempre magnífico y exelente como compositor ❤
Todo magnifico !!👏👏
Maravilloso Mozart
The best way to escape the cares and worries of this trasient world is to listen to Mozart’s music
Космический ритм это ГАРМОНИЯ - и ТВОРЧЕСТВО ИСКУССТВО ЭТО ГАРМОНИЯ! МИР ЧЕРЕЗ ИСКУССТВО ТВОРЧЕСТВО ! КРАСОТА И ЕСТЬ ИКОНА БОГА! дорогу высоким вибрациям! БРАВО! МИР СПАСАЕТ КРАСОТА МИР ЛЮБВИ НЕСУЩАЯ!❤❤❤🙏🙏🙏
Thank you for this! Da man, Mozart
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Gracias por esto❤
Una. belleza !!!👏❤️💖
excelente interpretaciön hi ya forExcell 0:00
Golschman's conducting is excellent. I think. The music is made to sound as if Rubinstein's piano playing was great. Technically speaking, Rubinstein's performance has some parts that are quite questionable. I can't help but find the way he deceives people in this area amusing. Listening to Chopin's mazurkas and polonaises from the SP recording era, they perfectly express the sadness of the homeland sandwiched between Germany and the Russian Empire. That's amazing. However, Mozart here is full of happiness, a sense of openness, and is extremely great.
The piano sounds very nice most of the time. However, sometimes when difficult forte fast passages are played, some painos start to resonate with their wooden key structures. Otherwise they stay 'melodic' and more pleasant to listen to. Is it the fault of the pianist or of a pianos structure. Maybe more expensive pianos are less prone to such resonance?