Leonard Bernstein was once asked what his favorite Mozart concerto was. He replied something to the effect ''it all depends on which one I am currently playing!''
Amadeus fascinates and intrigues at the same time, there seems to be a mystic meaning behind his music, an esoteric message that can be decoded by the elect to which I do not.belong
+scrymgeour34 -- Your diligence in uploading these lesser known (at least for me) compositions is commendable. I am indebted to you and your dedication. Thanx! I will add that you have an eye for selecting wonderful accompanying artwork... consistently.
How come Mr. Einstein is not surprised (among other things) by the theme in 03:00, absent in the orchestral introduction but prominent in the "development" section, and repeated in 07:39, and lastly, hinted by one of the horns in the coda, or by 06:23, nor by the pseudo-modulation beginning at 07:55 and ending in the same key at 08:25? Did he become so accustomed to Mozart's virtuosity of formal design that he takes the magic for granted.
A magnificent performance of this superb concerto. A pity I can't be so complimentary about the painting - is the Scala Regia REALLY that distorted? No wonder those poor wretches appear to be suffering severe vertigo at the balustrade. I think I'll join them.
It's meant to be a little slower, we play everything faster now compared to how music was played in the 17-18-19th centuries. But even saying that I don't hear virtuosity in this particular piece, it sounds very warm and uplifting to me.
@@rjg728 Shure.Otherwise i would not listen to him. Mozarts music is very simple.Not all.There are great pieces from him.But you cannot compare him with Bach.
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The Wonderfulness of Mozart’s Piano music is captivating and intriguing and exhilarating
The more i listen to this Mozart PC, the more i adore it. RIP, Great Master.
Not for everyone. .... .....Thank for sharing a pure gem. Unforgettable Geza Anda.
Has to be one of my favourite Mozart concertos. However, I have so many favourites with this amazing composer I am overwhelmed by choice.
Me too I love 9 11 16 19 20 23 24 26 20 my all time favorite 3rd mvt is total heavy metal
Numbers 21 and 27 are also fabulous.
Leonard Bernstein was once asked what his favorite Mozart concerto was. He replied something to the effect ''it all depends on which one I am currently playing!''
I'd pick 14 and 17.
Difficult to give the melancolic atmosphere in Andante. I think Anda has got it.
this will always be my favorite interpretation of this concerto
Great performance by Géza Anda, a really strong Mozart's interpreter.
Ah ! Mozart ! Si tu n'avais pas existé ce qu'il aurait manqué à la musique. Anda est l'un des meilleurs interprètes de ses concertos
indeed very true : all the mozart criticism seem to take magic for granted. Such a melodic perfection
The ending...Mozart ended the concerto very sweetly. I love it.
Charming, reinvigorating. Thank you.
Thank you...!!!! Thank you!!!
第２楽章の演奏を聴いているとわたしはだんだん泣けて来た。演奏するピアニストのピアノの音がわたしの心をそのようにするのか。この楽章の美しさそのものがわたしをそんな気持ちにさせるのか?たぶんその両方の力がわたしの心をそのような気持ちにさせるのだろう。
Amadeus fascinates and intrigues at the same time, there seems to be a mystic meaning behind his music, an esoteric message that can be decoded by the elect to which I do not.belong
The 2nd movement of this concerto is indeed an esoteric message. Great observation, very few will understand.
A joy to listen to!
Love, love this one. Thank you for uploading it.
just imagine myself dancing and skipping thru flower-filled meadows and golden forest glades listening to this one
Beautifully played. Thank you. 👏👏👏👏💕💕💕
thanks for uploading :) marvellous concerto
Splendido! Parla.
+scrymgeour34 -- Your diligence in uploading these lesser known (at least for me) compositions is commendable. I am indebted to you and your dedication. Thanx! I will add that you have an eye for selecting wonderful accompanying artwork... consistently.
I love it!
Best interpretation!
Semplicemente meraviglioso 😍
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=)) Lol
wonderful music
Amo a Mozart, pero tambien me gustan mucho los Strauss, very popular
muy bueno gracias por enbiarmelo
Muy bello concierto, como todo lo de Mozart. Pero este concierto es menos difundido que otros. Muy buena interpretación
que capo mozart
The setting of the music fits well with the time of Amadeus, of palaces and salons of the aristocrats
Nghe nhạc cảm thấy cũng hay
Nhạc rất hay và rất dễ nghe âm điệu nhẹ nhàng và giúp mình thư giãn hơn những lúc căng thẳng
I think the second movement inspired beethoves 7th symphony second movement. The main themes are similar
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such excellent sound quality! how do you get it? chapeau``!
How come Mr. Einstein is not surprised (among other things) by the theme in 03:00, absent in the orchestral introduction but prominent in the "development" section, and repeated in 07:39, and lastly, hinted by one of the horns in the coda, or by 06:23, nor by the pseudo-modulation beginning at 07:55 and ending in the same key at 08:25? Did he become so accustomed to Mozart's virtuosity of formal design that he takes the magic for granted.
Eli Guy ask him
I think he was a little more worried on theory of relativity at the time. Duh!
@@beethovenlovedmozart It was the other einstein. Albert. I referred to alfred. Duh Dah Dih!
@@elijaguy I know. :) most people dont.
@@beethovenlovedmozart I stand in the corner and chew my hat, not having credited you with the delicate sense of irony. No offence meant.
17:28 C:
2019 vietnamese?
Đây !!!
Vietnamese
‘Mmm
Tell me, please something about the picture!
Painting: Staircase in the Palace of Caprarola, Hubert Robert
Grand merci , Hippo .
A magnificent performance of this superb concerto.
A pity I can't be so complimentary about the painting - is the Scala Regia REALLY that distorted? No wonder those poor wretches appear to be suffering severe vertigo at the balustrade. I think I'll join them.
As someone else pointed in the comments, this is the staircase in the Palace of Caprarola also known as Villa Farnese.
Alguien sabe como se llama el cuadro que acompaña el video durante todas u ejecución?
Staircase in the Palace of Caprarola de Hubert Robert
Es la Scala Regia en la Villa Farnese
có ai vn ko
nguyễn minh hoàn há lô!
web5ngay đưa tôi tới đây :)))
anh tan le tôi cũng vậy =))
Cùng tinh thânf nào
tui day
Mozart!
Which picture?
2020 vẫn nghe :))
khá hay
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Time is not always constant, when Oboes start their solo with thirds, Anda accelerates - why ? Trill at end of cadenza is too short.
A bit too virtous performance for my taste.
It's meant to be a little slower, we play everything faster now compared to how music was played in the 17-18-19th centuries. But even saying that I don't hear virtuosity in this particular piece, it sounds very warm and uplifting to me.
Bach is much deeper.
in the ground?
@@brianr.3085 hahaha:)
Any comparison is invalid. We could not live without either!
But does he make you feel better?
@@rjg728 Shure.Otherwise i would not listen to him.
Mozarts music is very simple.Not all.There are great pieces from him.But you cannot compare him with Bach.
2nd Movement 12:14
I think I'm the only one that can hear the similarity to this and Beethovens 7th symphony second movement