I recommend listening to Handel's or J.C Bach's concertos, they're very good. Even though this one is great, I love to listen to everyone's rendition of a concerto through different instruments
No hermano no me deja entrar en el coche y no tengo nada que hacer un momento, más te digo, no te preocupes que yo estoy bien, gracias por su coeficiente intelectual que me lo pasé muy bien.
Carl Stamitz , compositor de Bohemia virtuoso del violín, hijo del gran Johann Stamitz, fundador y violinista de la famosa Escuela de Mannheim . Soberbios !!
Stamitz was one of the pioneers of the Mannheim School that developed much of the significant ideas and techniques of classical music composition, particularly in relation the music of the earlier baroque period. Mozart's music in turn depends on many of the innovations of the Mannheim School. It is why it may sound similar. But he takes these ideas and uses them masterfully while simultaneously seeing, due to his unparalleled musical genius, ways to combine and harmonize all other elements of music in order to make something truly unique and ingenius, which is why everyone today knows the name Mozart and not Stamitz.
@@AncientAncestor In a viola concerto repertoire so thin, this concerto by Carl Stamitz (1745 - 1801) is a pleasant entry from the Classical period. It might be an idea however to delete most of your comment which unfortunately is both muddled and misleading. Not a single word of your first paragraph is relevant, nor makes any sense at all, because it refers to Johann Stamitz (1717 - 1757), father of Carl. The music of the two composers - as suggested by their dates - is completely different. Confusing your Stamitzes is as careless as muddling your Bach’s - Carl also had a younger brother Anton (b. 1750), and he too was a competent composer. Johann Stamitz is one of the most important composers if the first Mannheim School; Carl, and Anton, are of the second. Also, much of the hyperbole in the second paragraph ‘...unparalleled musical genius’ - referring to Mozart - is unhelpful, inaccurate, and completely meaningless; even in his own time, there were a number of areas where this ‘unparalleled musical genius’ was trumped by Haydn. Mozart was not ‘dependent’ on anything from anyone from either group of Mannheim composers, but he was hugely impressed with the quality and sound of the orchestra, assimilated what he learnt from his visits to Mannheim - he knew the director of the orchestra Cannabich very well - and occasionally praised some of the composers such as Holzbauer. Any similarities listeners may hear between C. Stamitz and Mozart - or anyone else - are entirely coincidental and arise from composers of the time using a shared late18th century musical language. You are quite correct however, that Mozart - and Haydn - as composers both wrote music some way beyond the capabilities of all their contemporaries.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 I don't disagree with what you said at all, BUT... ...instead of ripping each other to shreds, why don't we just enjoy the music?
This is probably like the best Viola Concerto I've ever heard
Did you play it? This is the worst viola concerto I've ever play 🤣
@@aficionao1234 bruh
I recommend listening to Handel's or J.C Bach's concertos, they're very good. Even though this one is great, I love to listen to everyone's rendition of a concerto through different instruments
@@aficionao1234 it is fun to play but it’s hard
It's the only one I've ever heard
I grew up with this concerto. The 2nd movement is amazing...
A wonderful piece! The viola is the unsung hero of the orchestra.
VIOLA GANG
VIOLA GANG
VIOLA GANG
VIOLA GANG
VIOLA GANG
VIOLA GANG
VIOLA GANG!!
-Eddy Chen
still sound better than ling ling
🤟🤟😜🤪
can we stop mentioning 2set under every classical music youtube video
Allegro 0:00
Andante Moderato 11:24
Rondo: 16:38
Is that sticky fingers I see
This is a stellar gift to viola lovers
Dear Carl,
You can write for this heavenly instrument, thank you for these efforts! Keep it up!
Sincerely The Viola King,
The Viola King Twoset gang
@Bailey Rickman I salute you too
Hon many fine tuners?
Ayyyyy!!
1st movement
primary theme 2:14
secondary theme 3:47
development 5:14
2nd movement
A section 12:02
B section 12:30
C section 14:06
3rd movement
A refrain 16:35
B 16:57
C 17:47
D 19:16
Stamitz looks like he was a good guy. Kind eyes
The Stam-hammer with stam-ina, as he was known by the ladies!
@U.E.L.O 😂😂 18 century alpha mal
That's not even his portrait...
I'm a violinist but I love this viola concerto a lot!
To play extremely well, is VERY difficult - VERY! This is one of THE very best recording I know.
i agree, i made an attempt but failed
The Tabea Zimmermann live recording at the Geneva International Music Competition is close to flawless.
yes@@buergidunitz2775
The best viola concerto…!!!
All times favourite 😊❤❤
Wonderful piece of the Galanti era !
Danke schön !
Óperas 70sinfonias y virtuoso del violín.Merece un lugar en la historia de la música...
It resembles almost Mozart piano concert.
Elegant and delightful
and exquisite rendition.
dear carl,
you make music that’s lovely to the ears but hard to play. you’re an opp ❤
Прекрасная музыка и ее исполнение. Очень признательна вам за этот выбор.
Very clean, excellent tone! The best recorded performance by far
I wholeheartedly agree.
Personally I like Zukermans more
I like this music and this guy is very talented.
No hermano no me deja entrar en el coche y no tengo nada que hacer un momento, más te digo, no te preocupes que yo estoy bien, gracias por su coeficiente intelectual que me lo pasé muy bien.
A gem! Thank you for this excellent selection and performance!
Carl Stamitz , compositor de Bohemia virtuoso del violín, hijo del gran Johann Stamitz, fundador y violinista de la famosa Escuela de Mannheim . Soberbios !!
Amazing perfomance
truly beautiful music
Marvelous!
Wonderful music
Wunderschöne Musik!!!
So great!!
I LOVE THIS ONE. ITS BEAUTIFUL.
Love it! Thank you!
1 => 2:15
2 => 3:24
3 => 5:14
4 => 6:21
I put here the different parts because i play it
I will update it with the time
He's wonderful!
Bravo
The slow movement remembers me the famous Albinoni's adagio
2:05
Beau infiniment....
Certifié intergalactique!
does anybody know where could recieve a copy of the cadenza
Good
III mov: 16:37
me gustaria tener el nivel para tocar este concierto algun dia.
Ismael Ruiz
Yo también:(
¡Hay que practicar mucho!
12:02 Albinoni
He has kind looking eyes 👀
🎉
6:50
Esta si es una buena version¡¡¡
16:38
It kind of sounds like something composed by mozart.
Everything sounds like Mozart from this period lol
Stamitz was one of the pioneers of the Mannheim School that developed much of the significant ideas and techniques of classical music composition, particularly in relation the music of the earlier baroque period.
Mozart's music in turn depends on many of the innovations of the Mannheim School. It is why it may sound similar. But he takes these ideas and uses them masterfully while simultaneously seeing, due to his unparalleled musical genius, ways to combine and harmonize all other elements of music in order to make something truly unique and ingenius, which is why everyone today knows the name Mozart and not Stamitz.
@@AncientAncestor
In a viola concerto repertoire so thin, this concerto by Carl Stamitz (1745 - 1801) is a pleasant entry from the Classical period.
It might be an idea however to delete most of your comment which unfortunately is both muddled and misleading.
Not a single word of your first paragraph is relevant, nor makes any sense at all, because it refers to Johann Stamitz (1717 - 1757), father of Carl.
The music of the two composers - as suggested by their dates - is completely different.
Confusing your Stamitzes is as careless as muddling your Bach’s - Carl also had a younger brother Anton (b. 1750), and he too was a competent composer.
Johann Stamitz is one of the most important composers if the first Mannheim School; Carl, and Anton, are of the second.
Also, much of the hyperbole in the second paragraph ‘...unparalleled musical genius’ - referring to Mozart - is unhelpful, inaccurate, and completely meaningless; even in his own time, there were a number of areas where this ‘unparalleled musical genius’ was trumped by Haydn.
Mozart was not ‘dependent’ on anything from anyone from either group of Mannheim composers, but he was hugely impressed with the quality and sound of the orchestra, assimilated what he learnt from his visits to Mannheim - he knew the director of the orchestra Cannabich very well - and occasionally praised some of the composers such as Holzbauer.
Any similarities listeners may hear between C. Stamitz and Mozart - or anyone else - are entirely coincidental and arise from composers of the time using a shared late18th century musical language.
You are quite correct however, that Mozart - and Haydn - as composers both wrote music some way beyond the capabilities of all their contemporaries.
@@elaineblackhurst1509 I don't disagree with what you said at all, BUT...
...instead of ripping each other to shreds, why don't we just enjoy the music?
@@elaineblackhurst1509 what zero pussy does to a mf
2set fans??
Yes. I also play viola lol. VIOLA GANG VIOLA GANG VIOLA GANG FOR LIFEEEEEEEEEE
Me too, and I am a Violist, so let's sing our national song:
Viola Gang
Viola Gang
Viola Gang
Viola Gang
VIOLA GANG
What cadenza is he playing?
the title says it all
@@icravecheddar7401 no, it doesn't
@@Andrea-wt8ui *Inhale* Boi can you not?
@@icravecheddar7401 No, it really doesn't. You're evidently a moron.
@@icravecheddar7401 Do you... not realize this concerto has several different cadenzas depending on edition?
2:15
5:13
Anyone knows where to find this cadenza??
This is a concerto...
@@icravecheddar7401 ..and? Concertos have cadenzas you dimwit. Stop trying to be smart and just shut up, ok?
@@MrDiddleydoodahday alrite then ya dont have to call out someones name dude
@@icravecheddar7401 OK then dude!
Yes it has a cadenza, anyway i find it
Спасибо Вам за запись. Какой это оркестр, и кто играет?
Like if this is so much better than Hoffmeister
Hariolf Schlichtig
Es el que toca?
@@felipemolinalopez9239 Si
sacrilegious af
guess who's being cyber-stalking you since birth
Ars Longa, Vita Brevis
Stop guessing and start practising!
Then what you practise, lah? You no lie now, or I *KUNG PAO YO CHICKEN!*
It's not being played on a 24k gold plated 6 stringed electric viola
3:00
2:16
16:38
2:16