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@carinethimister9320
@carinethimister9320 2 күн бұрын
Un bien joli portrait, une très belle musique, merci
@danielgutu6428
@danielgutu6428 3 күн бұрын
Does anyone know what cadenza is that he plays?
@wq6737
@wq6737 4 күн бұрын
Wunderschön, Das Andante ist ein zarter musikalischer Traum. Die Violine wird voll gefordert und ausgeschöpft.
@julielebreux5517
@julielebreux5517 4 күн бұрын
Un homme magnifique ❤
@lakshmangunasekara9401
@lakshmangunasekara9401 6 күн бұрын
So I have discovered Stamitz. Nice. Thanks. Yes, it is 'delicate', lyrical and full-bodied in melody, orchestration.
@marcosleiva3572
@marcosleiva3572 7 күн бұрын
Tremendo
@JerryCarrera-cx4tl
@JerryCarrera-cx4tl 11 күн бұрын
more English music please. less German
@JerryCarrera-cx4tl
@JerryCarrera-cx4tl 11 күн бұрын
English early music be blessed!
@Swaroque
@Swaroque 16 күн бұрын
Can hold it's fort with Mozart.
@d.o.7784
@d.o.7784 16 күн бұрын
Why is this so beautiful?
@남민호-x2p
@남민호-x2p 19 күн бұрын
잘들었습니다.😊
@lorenzoschwarzetorres9374
@lorenzoschwarzetorres9374 20 күн бұрын
Simplemente sublime obra empapada de clasisismo....
@lorenzoschwarzetorres9374
@lorenzoschwarzetorres9374 20 күн бұрын
Como siempre, un hermoso concierto de un gran compositor desconocido....
@lorenzoschwarzetorres9374
@lorenzoschwarzetorres9374 20 күн бұрын
Maravillosa obra....
@enricosala3574
@enricosala3574 29 күн бұрын
Grazie per questo pezzetto di musica sublime di un'epoca straordinaria, di un autore a me sconosciuto. Grazie!
@olgastriletska6504
@olgastriletska6504 Ай бұрын
Where can find the score?
@doriswoelfl368
@doriswoelfl368 Ай бұрын
Fritzens Qualität. Unser Schöngeist!! Man meint, er könne keine Kriege führen wenn man diese wunderbare Musik hört. Gott sei ihm gnädig.
@antonioarias4480
@antonioarias4480 Ай бұрын
Époustouflant! Toujours magnifique!
@ivanbeshkov1718
@ivanbeshkov1718 Ай бұрын
So many great German composers! The hundred greatest could all be Germans.
@paoloperrelli3226
@paoloperrelli3226 Ай бұрын
Questi ultimi quintetti di Cambini sono capolavori assoluti proiettati nel futuro
@paoloperrelli3226
@paoloperrelli3226 Ай бұрын
E questo sarebbe un Autore Minore? Costui era un genio!
@agseu3668
@agseu3668 Ай бұрын
Outdated music.
@edeliteedelite1961
@edeliteedelite1961 Ай бұрын
A ridiculous thing to say
@danielwaitzman2118
@danielwaitzman2118 Ай бұрын
A magnificent Concerto by a first-rate composer.
@whatzause
@whatzause Ай бұрын
I bought this LP recording back in the 1970s. One among many I purchased unheard, and it became one of my favorites among my purchases from that era, which was dubbed “The Romantic Revival.“
@Mr-santiago1
@Mr-santiago1 Ай бұрын
esas manitos, que hermosa musica
@aapo5564
@aapo5564 Ай бұрын
10:50
@СайярБулатов
@СайярБулатов Ай бұрын
Красота, великолепие!
@jcjlf
@jcjlf Ай бұрын
unknowm beauty
@dsgawa4946
@dsgawa4946 Ай бұрын
Leveille-Gagnon= CHEF D’ŒUVRE ❤️
@eliocastellana9515
@eliocastellana9515 Ай бұрын
The more I listen to this piece of music the deeper I get into it. It's a beautifullly balanced masterpiece which stays among esthetical and social self-control, deep knowledge of musical language and of great experience of human condition.
@upaya-nt9or
@upaya-nt9or Ай бұрын
4:30 awesome
@FrankieParadiso4evah
@FrankieParadiso4evah Ай бұрын
Very beautiful! The guitar sounds almost like a harpsichord. Who built it, please? And what kind of strings were used? Thank you all the way from Java, Indonesia.
@kuo-weilee197
@kuo-weilee197 Ай бұрын
我以為是莫扎特的鋼琴協奏曲,但也有他自獨特的風格!👍😄
@8HEATHENACE8
@8HEATHENACE8 2 ай бұрын
Bought this on vinyl today I collect vinyl it’s in mint condition the original❤
@PImporte
@PImporte 2 ай бұрын
Thémire fuit un vaste espace Des jardins de honte à mes yeux Thémire fuit ta triste disgrâce Ici j’ai reçu ses adieux. Viens-tu auprès d’elle, ô zéphyr ? Oui sans doute elle t’attirait Viens, approche, et que je respire, Le souffle qu’elle respirait. Ruisseau sur les pas de Thémire, Coule à flots, pressée ébriétée Air de nuit, que tu respires Dans les vallons qu’elle a quitté. Dis Thémire que de la prairie, Sous l’absence, à ces jeunes fleurs, Que des bois la feuille flétrie, Que je languis, que je me meurs. (I’m not sure if everything is correct)
@richardcastromartinez4329
@richardcastromartinez4329 2 ай бұрын
Qué belleza! Pero a la vez cuanta desesperación, cuánta agonía. Habría algo en la vida del compositor qué causó esa huella? Un hecho inesperado, la partida de un amor no correspondido?
@christofotto2499
@christofotto2499 2 ай бұрын
👍
@mikehowarth6178
@mikehowarth6178 2 ай бұрын
A truly disgusting fellow. Don't go there.
@SamYu7834
@SamYu7834 2 ай бұрын
The third movement is especially good! Thank you for sharing this piece with us.
@fabiograssi670
@fabiograssi670 2 ай бұрын
Consiglio a tutti la lettura del Viaggio Musicale in Italia del Burney. In quegli anni '70 del XVIII secolo il Burney, musicalmente ultaitalofilo e ultrafrancofobo come tutti gli inglesi (i suoi giudizi sull'opera francese sono divertentissimi), arriva nel presunto paradiso e se ne torna sostanzialmente deluso. Percepisce la fine della "spinta propulsiva". Un compositore minore della scuola napoletana, il Di Capua, addirittura glielo confessa. Gli dice che ormai lui e tutti tirano avanti a ripetere sostanzialmente le stesse cose. Non ha idea delle bombe che Haydn, Mozart e Beethoven stanno per sganciare. In Germania la musica va avanti e l'Italia resta irrimedibilmente indietro. Rossini sarà soprannominato il tedeschino perché adora la grande triade ed è angosciosamente consapevole del problema. Trova una sua personalissima strada, poi potrà produrre solo isolati perversi capolavori postmoderni come la Petite Messe Solennelle.
@leodepuydt308
@leodepuydt308 2 ай бұрын
I could not disagree more with this evaluation. I agree that there was a decline in the Neapolitan tradition by the time Burney visited. I think even Jommelli himself told Burney, I forget. Burney met with Jommelli. But I also believe that the early settecento is the Augustan era of modern western music. It is the pinnacle of modern western music. What can one say? All good things come to an end. Too bad. It was so nice as long as it lasted. I have some ideas as to why it came to an end. The great French physicist and musicologist Jean Le Rond D'Alembert lamented that Pergolesi had died too young to turn western music upside down. As to Haydn, Mozart, and Beethoven, you state that "in Germany music moves forward." I could not disagree more. This trio learned everything from the Italians, e.g. Haydn from Porpora. But they can't hold melodies in the way that early settecento Italians did. It is something that was lost. Nothing wrong with Beethoven. But he is so loud (to hide deficiencies?). And Haydn's and Mozart's concertos all sound the same. If you've heard one, you've heard them all. In the moments in which they shine, it's all Italian music that they write. The rest is Haydn and Mozart muzac. But I agree with you on your initial observation. In 1770, Neapolitan music was not quite what it had been. It was so nice as long as it lasted. Music has never even been close to as good, Leonardo Vinci, Leonardo Leo, Giovanni Battista Pergolesi. (And one might add, Sarro, Durante, and many others.) PS I overstated the decline of Naples in the late eighteenth century. Remember Paisiello and Cimarosa. They were the most popular musicians of the late eighteenth century. Both of them are far more melodical than the repetitive boring Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. The history of western music is totally messed up.
@fabiograssi670
@fabiograssi670 2 ай бұрын
Haydn’s spiritual mentor was KPE Bach. A discussion with one who considers always the same Mozart’s concertos is simply pointless.
@fabiograssi670
@fabiograssi670 2 ай бұрын
E' davvero desolante che la giusta riesumazione di belllissime opere del '700 italiano, come questa, debba avvenire all'insegna di becere e insensate contrapposizioni. Che Jommelli, così come Traetta, sia stato un grande compositore, i competenti lo hanno sempre saputo e detto. Quel che si può con sensatezza e pacatezza dire è che i musicisti italiani fino agli inizi degli anni '70 del XVIII compartecipano autorevolmente all'evoluzione che dal barocco, con la confusa parentesi-ponte dello stile galante, porterà allo stile classico. Però con i quartetti op. 20 e alcune delle sinfonie di quel periodo Haydn si porta mille miglia avanti a tutti (tedeschi compresi) e in tutta Europa è Mozart e nessun altro che capisce e lo segue. Questa mi sembra l'evidenza storica. Quanto a Luchesi, improvvidamente evocato, il suo Requiem, ascoltabile in youtube, è semplicemente imbarazzante: metterlo assieme al grande Jommelli è offensivo.
@leodepuydt308
@leodepuydt308 2 ай бұрын
I completely disagree with this. There is no doubt in my mind that modern western music is Italy's gift to the world. Haydn is not "a thousand miles ahead." There is nothing wrong with his symphonies. But they all sound the same. And all that is pleasant in his music he learned from Porpora, the Neapolitan composer. Joseph, I regret to tell you. You're no Porpora. Porpora's music is far superior. But in order to strengthen the narrative of Teutonic superiority, Porpora's music was condemned as antiquated or the like. And he was relegated to the dustbin of musical history, But his star seems to be on the rise. Porpora was also superior to Handel, Nothing wrong with Handel, though. As to Mozart, it is beautiful music. But everything that is interesting in him is Italian. The rest is just Mozart muzac, let's just call it Mozac. There is too much Mozac in the world.
@fabiograssi670
@fabiograssi670 2 ай бұрын
If they sound all’ the same to you it iş a problem of yours.
@ВалераМедведев-м6в
@ВалераМедведев-м6в 2 ай бұрын
@qhazwel
@qhazwel 2 ай бұрын
The radio just tricked me . They played this music but they didn't tell us the 50. Plus they only play the last movement; which is kind of the highlight of the whole piece. I was listening to each of the videos on youtube. I was saying, no that's not it, no that's not it. Then I decided to listen to the whole work on this video this video and voila it's the last movement. I love the staccato styling this work is done
@danielrodriguez9630
@danielrodriguez9630 2 ай бұрын
@francomaggio1757
@francomaggio1757 2 ай бұрын
Paisiello era di taranto studiate prima di dire cazzate
@katherinesirot6122
@katherinesirot6122 2 ай бұрын
Découverte de ce compositeur. Très belle musique. Un trésor pour les pianistes.
@cartergreen6858
@cartergreen6858 3 ай бұрын
I live for the 1-2 times a year I can go camping, specifically the part where I brew my coffee over the fire.
@martinakizZz
@martinakizZz 3 ай бұрын
I'M VIBING SO HARD TO THIS
@marcosleiva3572
@marcosleiva3572 3 ай бұрын
Excelente
@BrunoGuillaume-i7z
@BrunoGuillaume-i7z 3 ай бұрын
Merci pour cet enrichissement musical à la portée de tous.