Mozart / Serenade in D major, K. 185 "Antretter" (Végh)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2024
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791)
Serenade No. 3 in D major, K. 185/167a "Antretter" (1773)
00:00 - Allegro assai
07:10 - Andante
15:23 - Allegro
18:10 - Menuetto & Trio
21:32 - Andante grazioso
27:51 - Menuetto - Trio I - Trio II
33:18 - Adagio - Allegro assai
40:02 - Marcia. Andante (K. 189)
Camerata Academica des Mozarteums Salzburg, dir. Sándor Végh (1990)
"On 14 July 1773, Leopold and W.A. Mozart set out on their third journey to Vienna. In his luggage Wolfgang had a commission for a composition for Salzburg, a musical finale for the end of the academic year at Salzburg University in August 1773. Mozart had received this commission from Judas Thaddeus von Antretter, the son of Johann Ernst von Antretter, the chancellor of the province of Salzburg. The result was the Serenade in D major, K. 185 (167a) for 2 oboes, 2 horns, 2 trumpets, and strings: the Antretter Serenade.
Musical finales were performed at the closing celebrations of the academic year of the 'logicians' and the 'physicians.' First, the reigning prince was serenaded, then the professors of the alma mater paridiana. For the parade of the entrance and exit of the students a march was played. In the Antretter Serenade this is the march K. 189 (167b).
The origins of this work can be traced extremely accurately through two letters written by Leopold Mozart. At the end of his letter dated 21 July 1773, Leopold Mozart wrote from Vienna: 'I must close now, because it is time to write a few lines to young Mr. v. Andretter and sent him the first part of the academic festival music.' Then, in a letter dated 12 August 1773, also from Vienna, he states: 'We are glad that the academic festival music proved a success'. Thus, the composition must have been completed at the beginning of August and first performed a few days later under the direction of the court minstrel, Joseph Nikolaus Meißner, but in the absence of the composer. For this reason, Leopold Mozart's letter closes with: 'Wolfgang will express his thanks to Herr Meißner.'
The 'Antretter Serenade' is the first example in Mozart's creative work of the multi-movement type of serenade which later became the rule. The allegro introduction with its two themes is followed by a two-movement concertino for solo violin in the third-related key of F major. The second movement with its rondo structure and its switching from solo episode to tutti refrain is similar to the last movement of a concerto, and one may suppose that, after it, there was an interval -- perhaps for a short speech, before the music continued with the minuet & trio, in which solo flute and viola go 'colla parte'. Both in the sequence of the movements and in its expression, the andante grazioso forms the nucleus of the serenade, whilst the subsequent minuet with its two trios -- in the first one the violin again has a solo function -- return to the rondo-like style. The final movement begins with a soulful adagio and ends in the 6/8 time of allegro assai with the cheerful serenity appropriate to a serenade." - Gerhard Walterskirchen - เพลง
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I rember those serenades and divertimenti when I was young and discoering Mozart and the clasical music. Now I am 67 years old and find much pleasure in hearing this again. Just like the old days.
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Had the same experience. Just a year ago, when my experience with Mozart was only beginning, I was obsessed with his orchestral serenades. Now I look back and smile.
Amazing!
@@simonkawasaki4229 I wonder if that is a common experience for those first discovering Mozart, it was for me, his serenades, divertimenti and dances.
@@thomasmcgorry2176 I guess it's a common feature of all humans' brains and not only with classical music or especially Mozart. We often look with smile back on things we liked.
This wonderful performance is an authentic Mozart
The best way to escape the cares and worries of this trasient world is to listen to Mozart’s music
Mozart's "Antretter" is so beautiful - both in tender & power. Simply a wonderful captivating musical treasure. Sublime & heartfelt.
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ll n'y a pas plus beau à entendre que la musique classique qui adoucit les moeurs globalement, elle était présente au siècle dernier et l'est encore de nos jours, ceux qui l'ont crée étaient des grands talentueux et cela ne doit pas être oublié malgré les années qui défilent, le beau restera toujorus le beau quoiqu'il en soit, pour ceux qui apprécient la musique et notamment celle-ci
Ah, this will get my day started!
Good for you! LoL!
Mozart’s music must quench the dryness of my soul.
If only Mozart had lived as long as Telemann❗
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Every casual days goes by like the autumn wind
I am watching TV of afternoon show while drinking Japanese delicious beer
So beautifu,a masterpiece!!!🎼🎶🎶 When wrote this Serenade Mozart he was only 17 years old...
Wow
I've never been able to comprehend fully just how a child was able to do what he did. Genes, history and environment of course contributed but his genius somehow reached beyond that.
@@roberthill799 At 17, a musician is not a child. Mozart had already spent 3 years in Italy with his teacher (his father), and had three operas performed. He knew what he was doing.
although I love any McKerras releases such as this serenade, maybe it is the sound but this is beautiful and vibrant and this Camerata orchestra is just so pleasing. got to love this version also.
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Now I wonder why I beloved maestro Vegh Sandor adored the great Mozart so much !!! Tepper Michael.
All is well, the second movement is heavenly!
Imafungi123 : never heard a Mozart second movement of any of his works that wasn’t sublime in beauty...
I have uploaded this serenade with score now th-cam.com/video/CecAx36rZLU/w-d-xo.html
Clássico: perfeito, equilíbrio acústico, moderação nos contrastes, balanço, isso e muito mais, eis o clássico, eis Mozart.
Thaks for posting
He doesn't play it he conducts it. It is a very fine chamber orchestra which I think he founded. What is a clear and straight sound? Vegh was a fine violinist and founded an excellent string quartet which played and recorded the great Mozart quartets. He was a great interpreter of Mozart, whose music he loved.
Sandor Vegh plays a very good sounding and well conducted orchestra with a clear and straight sound. I love his CDs of Mozart serenades. Thanks for uploading of K 185.
Linda!!! buen sonido de la orquesta!!!
Outstanding as always
Y pensar que era un jovencito de solo 17 años. ¡Grande, Mozart!
il Menuetto è fantastico !!! grande Mozart !
Stunning...
Thank you!
Early works are very innovative as well, many modern listeners fail to realise it. It also contains a contrast of affects.
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Divine...
I don’t think there is anyone with his sensitivity connecting with Mozart a pleasure for the Ear and senses. Thanks for the posting
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'Kenzo' fragrance advertisement interrupting Mozart... love the feeling :(
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It's Beautiful Music!!
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The painting in the video is 'The New Town Market in Dresden' by Canaletto (Bernardo Bellotto).
Wiped out by allied bombing in Feb. of 1945.
Thanks, I was wondering. I'd never have guessed Canaletto! It reminds me of the Freyung in Vienna, about the same time.
Amadeus- beautiful as always.
I particularly like Adagio-Allegro assai. Haters say Mozart's music is too happy, but I think this is more true of these early works - and I for one can't get enough of it. Same with the more upbeat of Bach's inventions / goldberg variations / overtures (pure joy!!!)
The Andante is not particularly happy.
Hermosa serenade como todo lo del gran genio Mozart❤
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MOZART, UNE MUSIQUE CLASSIQUE DU TEMPS OUBLIE, CELUI DES CHATEAUX, DES CHEVAUX, D'UNE VIE NATURELLE.
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Música de Deus, maravilhoso este Mozart
EN LA PELICULA AMADEUS SALIERI LA CALIFICA COMO LA MISMA VOZ DE DIOS
Que música más divina , el II mov.Andante es demasiado bello. Mozart siempre ...
「アントレッター 」と読むことを知った。録音はもう30年前のモノになった。
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祝う気分を良く表して、注文を的確に対応していると思う。
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Hermosas versiones!! Antídoto contra el pesimismo...
Even the Adagio-Allegro is far aheads of it's time....
Candva, Rossini a fost intrebat : - Dupa parerea d-vs, care este cel mai mare muzician? - Beethoven! - Dar Mozart? - Oh, el este unic.
Stiu un singur lucru: Mozart este cel mai mare compozitor la ora actuala. (Joseph Haydn)
Mozart a daruit lumii 626 de lucrari, ce poarta toate semnele, nu doar ale tineretii ca varsta, ci a tineretii ca suprem insemn al fortei creatoare. La 8 ani, el scria prima simfonie. La 19 ani, a scris marile concerte pentru pian si orchestra. La 30 de ani - Nunta lui Figaro, iar la 31 de ani - Don Giovani. La numai 35 de ani, marele compozitor a parasit viata, dupa ce a oferit omenirii 626 de lucrari ce raman, in cele din urma, o mare lectie de teorie a cunoasterii, o coplesitoare lectie de etica.
... Mai versatil decat Bach, mai aristocratic din punct de vedere muzical decat Beethoven, Mozart poate fi comnsiderat cel mai desavarsit, cel mai bine dotat si mai natural muzician pe care l-a cunoscut vreodata omenirea. (Harold C. Schonberg, Vietile marilor compozitori, 2008).
Se pot spune multe lucruri frumoase despre Mozart, geniul muzicii clasice. In ce ma priveste, pot spune ca nu este compozitie a lui Mozard care sa nu-mi placa.
Quero muito rever a camerata de Salzburgo executando a serenata k um oito cinco de Mozart obrigada Diana
All the right notes in the right order. (
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Sounds great 😍 can you tell me the author of the picture on the screensaver, please 🙏❤
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L ' Assoluto. Ciò che basta s se stesso per la Sua realtà. MOZART.
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That's an interesting way of putting it, but as a conductor myself I don't agree. It is not usual and not correct to refer to a conductor as playing an orchestra. It is vastly different from an instrument. The conductor guides the orchestra , he does not play it.
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25:10 anticipates the romantic era. You can hear future composers like Schumann.
danke! Habe Link gesetzt. Mit Mozart, Homer und Joyce durchs Jahr: www.wgsebald.de/MOZART/mar.html#8
I do not understand what you writed but those 3 names are music by itself.
May add to another Beethoven and Mr. Shakespeare.
Thank you.
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Is Végh the solo violinist as well?
Sure. Some agree, some don't. What the hey.
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The early serenades were what REALLY cemented my love for Mozart, this piece being among the many examples. However, they can be REALLY boring pieces if led by a boring director. Sandor Vegh is quite literally the OPPOSITE of boring!! Just the right amount of "kick"!
waths up with the final march? that is not part of the serenade.
It says K189, so the final march is an addendum.
+Vivaldi_rocks Indeed, sometimes the performers would enter and/or leave with a March. If there wasn't one in the score, plenty were around for the borrowing. It would be considered authentic to use K189 for both entry and exit march.
+656520 As it says up above in the description, K189 was played as the students marched in and out of the ceremonies.
@@AML2000 Er, no. First it had to be played for the Prince-Archbishop in his summer residence across the river. Then the band had to march back to the university and play the whole thing again for the professors. It was an honour, from the graduating students.
@@anne-louiseluccarini4530 I was referring to what is written in the description by the original poster: "Musical finales were performed at the closing celebrations of the academic year of the 'logicians' and the 'physicians.' First, the reigning prince was serenaded, then the professors of the alma mater paridiana. For the parade of the entrance and exit of the students a march was played. In the Antretter Serenade this is the march K. 189 (167b)." As you can see, the march has a different K number to the serenade that was played at the archbishop's residence, which is K 185. I personally make no guarantee either way!
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Could you tell me who the painter is? Thanks!
Canaletto
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queda un poco rara la purina del perro en medio de Mozart...
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I cannot stand Claude Debussy for some reason.
Villie Stephanov : Claire de Lune a nice tune...other than that...
I get the impression that you're antediluvian.
Fine. Now why would you post that under a work of Mozart's?
Un oasis en medio de tanta música degradante.
Please consider, that a condutor "plays" an orchestra, the orchestra is his "instrument".
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Yeah well maybe, but except for modern conductors.
I agree that the conductor's instrument is the orchestra, but good instruments are made of good materials! If the musicians are not good I would like to see if the best conductors would take a sound like this!
mica de salzburgo ?
When Mozart wrote this, there were no conductors. The leader (concertmaster) led from his place among the first violins.
@@anne-louiseluccarini4530 That may be so, but today it's different.