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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 มิ.ย. 2024
- W. A. Mozart, quartet for piano and strings in E-flat major, K. 493. Played on period instruments by Malcolm Bilson (fortepiano), Elizabeth Wilcock (violin), Jan Schlapp (viola) and Timothy Mason (cello). This recording from 1987 is still the best version around, IMHO.
Allegro - 00:00
Larghetto - 15:02
Allegretto - 25:27
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24:08 is reminiscent of the central episode of the K. 482 Concerto's Rondo, where many performances use a chamber arrangement (one player for each part as opposed to the full section).
I personally would like to know who the art is by in all the videos .....?????? It would also be a lesson in art ....thank you
Who's being crucified in the video painting? And the painter?
CaradhrasAiguo49 , it's _Apollo flaying Marsyas_, by Bartolomeo Manfredi.
Apollo flaying Marsyas_, by Bartolomeo Manfredi.
why is this detuned ? its approximately 40 cents down in pitch.
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I've just seen your question and the incredibly arrogant reply that you received. Maybe you now have found an answer to your legitimate question but if not, here is a simple answer. Those of us who play either harpsichords or early pianos with instrumentalists who also are playing early versions of their instruments, are aware of the fact that A=440 wasn't used at the time of the music we play. In the case of the so-called Classical period, we come to agree that A=430 is close to what the composers knew and what the instruments (particularly the winds) were built to play at. This is why your good ears are hearing this lowered pitch. Hope this helps!