Sviatoslav Richter - Mozart - Piano Concerto No 18 in B-flat major, K 456
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Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Piano Concerto No 18 in B-flat major, K 456
1 Allegro vivace
2 Andante
3 Allegro vivace
Sviatoslav Richter, piano
Japan Shinsei Symphony Orchestra
Rudolf Barshai, conductor
Live recording, March 1993 - เพลง
Mozart sempre Mozart... insuperável!... Sviatoslav Richter, impecável
Sviatoslav Richter plays the Allegro tranquillo, but together with the wonderful orchestra very harmonic, clear and just beautiful, authentic Mozart! absolut great!
Richter Światosław to jeden z geniuszów pianistyki
Alexander Steinacher хх
Sublime .merci
Mozart l'enchanteur, totalement Mozart, grâce à ce fabuleux Richter !
СПАСИБО!!!❤❤❤
Klare und gut artikulierte live Aufführung dieses perfekt komponierten Konzerts mit glänzendem Klang des Soloklaviers und perfekt synchronisierten Töne anderer Instrumente. Der erfahrene Maestro dirigiert das perfekt trainierte Orchester im gut phrasierten Tempo mit effektiver Dynamik. Einfach wunderschön!
There are good, very good and brilliant performers in the history of piano music, but Richter is a legend, as are List, Rachmaninoff and Rubinstein!
What an individually unique performance! Only surprising!
Гениальный композитор и гениальное исполнение!!
1981 hat Swatoslaw Richter in meiner Heimatstadt ein Konzert gegeben.Damit ging für mich der Wunsch in Erfüllung den von mir so verehrten Pianisten zu erleben.Dieser Konzertabend ist noch immer unübertroffen !
Divine.
1. Allegro vivace - 00:00
2. Andante un poco sostenuto - 13:10
3: Allegro vivace - 23:05
Ce n'est plus l'immense Richter, mais quelle beauté quand même !
In the eight-part series about Richter's life and career, "The Enigma", Richter stated that he did not know what to do with Mozart. Haydn, whom Richter preferred - yes! But not Mozart. It is evident from this performance. - Strangely enough, the pianist who excelled in Mozart's piano concertos - Géza Anda - made a similar remark about Haydn: he did not really know what Haydn was about. - These observations are not meant to disparage either Richter or Anda. Richter certainly had the bigger technique. However, Richter and Anda had very different musical affinities. And musical affinities weigh much heavier than technique.
Anda is still my favorite with Mozart.
As brilliant as Richter was intellectually, I would be careful about accepting his assessment of his understanding of Mozart, just as I would any artist's self-evaluation. Maria Callas famously expressed disdain for Puccini, especially "Tosca," but others (almost every listener) had no doubt that she was the greatest Tosca ever. The test of Richter's grasp of Mozart is his playing, not his statements. We have many, many recordings (live and studio) of his mastery of Mozart. The same is true for his personal preferences; he may have said that he did not prefer Mozart to Haydn, but he programmed Wolfgang Amadeus from the 1940s to the 1990s.
i hear what you're saying. it's a slightly pedantic performance, with slightly slower speeds than might be thought usual, and I'm a huge admirer of SR. For me, it lacks that extra element of panache. It's worth adding that the orchestra, especially the woodwind, are as important as the piano in this piece.
Modesto no confundir con miserable, admirable richter sin duda
Sublime
Sublime, merci.
That last movement pretty much quantifies all the triple A grade “sunshiniest” Orange juice in all of Florida for me. So very all-fired exuberant and hop-skipping right along down the genius boulevard! Yes siree Bob and Bobbet! PWG
Mozart: UNIVERSAL. Richter impecable
How splendid！
I would love to hear from some of the musicians (and page-turner)--assuming they were young enough to still be alive today, What were these performances like for them?
Wow!
Святослав Рихтер!!!!!!!!
Richter and perahia among the very greatest
Celestial music😊
Even though the pianist looks sceptical, he does a marvelous job!
No doubt that he does a marveolus job... It's Richter who is playing!!!
It's Richter!
Of course you must consider the style of the older (wise) Richter, but in which you can´t deny to hear and to see his resignation. What´s about to compare this record with his splendid performance of the same concerto in Moscow 1977 under Kyrill Kondrashin...
mozart it s the best!
I wish I knew how to comment. This performance is so magnificent that I'm prone to ranking it among the all time great concertos. Am I wrong? There's no way we can compare it to Grieg's No 1, Rachmaninoff No. 2, or Mozart's nos. 20,21,24, or 25? Or is there? The themes kept coming, one more beautiful than another. Is it possible that I heard a theme in the 3rd movement that was essentially the same as the 2nd theme in the first movement?
Are you sure this performance is not from March 3, 1994 (instead of 1993)? Richter would have been nearly 79 years old.
Hermoso concierto de Mozart, uno de mis preferidos....me pone melancolico..
Very lyrical
D'accordo. Il secondo movimento specialmente e molto drammatico ma anche commovente!
Does our culture do anything with this much mastery now?
21.05.2021 в 21 веке- спасибо
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Does somebody know the manufacturer of the piano? Is the renewed one? Is it an old Steinway?
Salvation attained.
Whose that cadenza is...?
Richter ist wie gewohnt der Richtige zur rechten Zeit am rechten Ton!!
20/01/2020.
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This guy , I hate to say was a little too old at this performance. This was the happiest time in mozarts life and definitely played with a more youthful exuberance then this guy is playing
Ah le pauvre, il avait bien vieilli... Problèmes cardiaques, diverses opérations, dépression, fatigue. Il trouvait un refuge dans la musique mais ça n'était plus du niveau légendaire qui avait époustouflé la terre entière. Immense artiste, mais je suis chagriné de le voir aussi affaibli et triste.
my god….
ok
What's with the piano? did a stagehand leave a beer can inside?
We can still hear Richter's emotional commitment to the music, but it was no longer visible once he needed to read from the page. Compare his electrifying - both to the ears and to the eyes - performance of Mendelssohn's Variations Serieuses: th-cam.com/video/H9qEIcgSXLU/w-d-xo.html. He turned to playing from the score when his once extraordinary memory (he memorized all 48 preludes and fugues of Bach's Well Tempered Klavier in a month) began to let him down in his sixties.
It is not of much sense to compare this Mozart concerto with the piece of Mendelssohn. It would be better to do it with Richter´s own Moscow performance of 1977 under Kiryll Kondrashin.
@@wolfgangklofat594 My comment was an indirect reply to someone who wrote "If classical music is so great , why does Richter always look so miserable?", so any example of classical music music would do. I hadn't seen the 1977 performance before but I agree it makes a better comparison. It's at th-cam.com/video/JpL1dVsF1g4/w-d-xo.html
@@knd1940 - As to Richter and his development in his older years: More and more you can observe the depressive sides in his character. I would employ You "The Enigma" by Bruno Monsaingeon, which is also available on youtube.
@@wolfgangklofat594 I agree, it's a superb documentary. I've watched it more than once.
НО ГДЕ КОГДА С КАКИМ ОРКЕСТРОМ И ДИРИЖЕРОМ?!?…
В описании к видео все написано
12:58 did they change the microphone or something? Why does everybody start coughing when they stop playing as if it were like stretching when sitting down for long periods of time?
VERTIGO !
Richter and Mozart here- not a great fit.
If classical music is so great , why does Richter always look so miserable?
He was 89 years when this video was recorder. Perhaps classical music is not that bad when some of the performers live that long.
79 years old...
Better that than grinning like an imbecile as some do.
Il avait 82 ans lorsqu’il est mort
How is it possible that so ignorant people like you even get a chance to come to this world?
Ужастно