What is the difference between this opera Leonore and Fidelio ? Are they very much one in the same with some revisions ?

És molt bonic, tot i que la instrumentació no em sembla molt beethoveniana. Fa cantar massa la flauta.

only pf part survives; completed by Willy Hess

Who is the singer? Fantastic!

Hola amigo,buen verano 😉👍🏼

לה' מוסיקה שטנית ומוקיונית לשיר תהילים אחד לה' בG Flat Minor בסיום 1 מגעיל עם שתי הבאסונים. במוסיקה קלה ביותר. אלג'רו קון בריו.

Amazing achievement! Mozart didn't write his first original piano concerto till he was 17(though he wrote many other things earlier---a symphony at 8, first opera at 12, etc) Still, this concerto shows that Beethoven was truly a prodigy as well, just not as well trained early on like Mozart was. It also shows that he had studied Mozart's music thoroughly as you hear a lot of Mozart's style in this one, more so than even the other early pieces he wrote. What surprised me about this concerto is the lack of a cadenza in the first movement, given how wonderful his cadenzas in the first movements of his other concertos were.

this sounds like his Seventh Symphony! (the Finale)

3:19

Very Good.

Who isp playing this ?

Wir irren allesamt, nur manche irren alles.

למלחמת יום כיפור 82 מהיר ואז פעלתני עם הקשות קשות ברוסית וסיום איטי ביותר ומדכא לדור הנרות ודור רבין שזה המוטיב מחצית מהיצירה בסיום 3 חזק עם הפדלים הימני ביחד לאריכות של היצירה לחיילים שמתו ביום כיפור עם אנטי רובאטו קל לניגון ונשמע רע שזה רובאטו קל לניגון וארוך בדרך כלל.

Il lavoro, peraltro ricostruito, di un giovanissimo musicista che assembla senza particolari slanci creativi ma con grande maestria soluzioni armoniche e melodiche correnti. Vi si coglie l'influenza di Luchesi? Forse. Conosceva il giovane Beethoven i coevi capolavori mozartiani? Forse ma poco probabile. Certamente ascoltando questa musica i contemporanei di Bonn mai avrebbero immaginato quale gigante della composizione sarebbe divenuto quel giovanotto. Decisamente non era un bambino prodigio, questa musica non ha nulla della qualità che riscontriamo nelle composizioni adolescenziali di un Mozart o di un Mendellssohn.

If in fact this is the first piano concert from Beethoven, it could be considered as a preparation for the later 1st or 2nd Big concertos, however it is really excellent work.

モーツァルト、ハイドン、バッハを習った習作であり、秀作

based on a Highland melody

Sublime.

Thank you!

Das ist ukrainisches Volkslied "Їхав козак за Дунай"- Fährt ein Kosak zur Donau.😊

5:50

Danke, Günter Gaus!

הראשון בטהובן זו היצירה הכי טובה אני לא דופק את הסדר זה לא הומואי בככל היצירה זה סטרייט מי שלא חושב ככה הומו.

Lochnagar - Lyrics by George Gordon, Lord Byron Away, ye gay landscapes, ye gardens of roses In you let the minions of luxury rove Restore me the rocks where the snow-flake reposes Though still they are sacred to freedom and love Yet Caledonia, belov'd are thy mountains Round their white summits the elements war Though cataracts foam 'stead of smooth-flowing fountains I sigh for the valley of dark Lochnagar Ah! there my young footsteps in infancy wander'd My cap was the bonnet, my cloak was my plaid On chieftains long perish'd my memory ponder'd As daily I strode thro' the pine cover'd glade I sought not my home till the day's dying glory Gave place to the rays of the bright Polar star For fancy was cheer'd by traditional story Disclos'd by the natives of dark Lochnagar! Years have roll'd on, Lochnagar, since I left you! Years must elapse ere I tread you again Though nature of verdure and flow'rs has bereft you Yet still are you dearer than Albion's plain England, thy beauties are tame and domestic To one who has roamed over mountains afar O! for the crags that are wild and majestic The steep frowning glories of dark Lochnagar

If every work of Beethoven were lost and only the song adaptations survived, there would be more than enough evidence that here was ONE HELL of a musician. This is a masterpiece. And how did a man who spoke bad German, bad French and bad Italian and no English at all ever manage to get so deeply the sense and emotion of Byron's lines?

Thank you

Felices fiestas,amigo mío_😘🤗❤🍀⭐🌌🎆🎉🎊🎅🎄🎁🎉🎊🍲🍗🍍🍷🍤🍰☕🥐

Mir persönlich sind einzelne Sätze zu schnell geraten. Mutter sagte dann immer, es klingt wie weggeschmissen. Unsere Zeit hastet in allem. In der Zeit, in der Kunst, im Leben. Und in meinem Alter erlaube ich mir die Bemerkung: alles was klingt wie "schaut mal wie schnell wir spielen können" erreicht mein Herz und meine Seele nicht mehr. Weniger ist mehr.

🎼No hay tiempo para nada,es un rapido sin prisas,tienes todas las pesquisas,no podemos descansar🎶

Muy hermosos lieders!...

Hola amigo,parece que va a llover 🌧😘👶🏻❤🍀⭐🌌

Sweet power of song(dulce poder de la canción)😊

Lovely lovely Ludwig van.

Very Triumphant

6:39 beautiful

Wonderful cantata. Beautifully sung. I enjoyed this immensely. Thank you so much for uploading this.

How lucky are we that God put Beethoven on this earth. This is just marvelous. Doesn't get any better than this. Thank you so much for uploading this.

Hola,amigo 😉👍🏼

This music is absolutely beautiful. There aren’t enough positive adjectives to describe the master’s opus 113. I could listen to this every day and never get tired of it. Thank you for uploading this great music. And, wherever you are, Herr Beethoven, I thank you for writing this AND all the other great music you wrote. 🙏

From Baby Einstein

Es británica la canción;Hola amigo😊

Buen verano ,amigo 😉👍🏼

1. Germania, Germania, Wie stehst du jetzt im Glanze da. Zwar zogen Nebel um dein Haupt, Die alte Sonne schien geraubt, Doch Gott, der Herr, war helfend nah. Preis ihm, Heil dir, Germania. 1. Germania, Germania, Thou stand'st amidst brightness now. Mist surrounded thy head, The old sun seemed to have been stolen, But God, the Lord, aided thee. He shall be praised, and Hail to thee, Germania. 2. Germania, Germania, Wie stehst du jetzt in Jugend da. Zum zweiten Leben, frisch und schön, Ließ Alexander dich ersteh’n, Als ihn die Neva scheiden sah. Preis ihm, Heil dir, Germania. 2. Germania, Germania, Thou stand'st before us in full youth. It was Alexander who gave thee This second life, fresh and beautiful, When the Neva saw him depart. He shall be praised, and Hail to thee, Germania. 3. Germania, Germania, Wie stehst du jetzt gewaltig da. Nennt deutscher Mut sich deutsch und frei, Klingt Friedrich Wilhelm Dank dabei. Ein Wall von Eisen stand er da. Preis ihm, Heil dir, Germania. 3. Germania, Germania, Thou stand'st before us formidably. Whenever German courage is called German and free, Gratitude shall be expressed for Frederick William. He was firm like a wall of iron. He shall be praised, Hail to thee, Germania. 4. Germania, Germania, Wie steh’n der Fürsten Scharen da. Von alter Zwietracht keine Spur, Getreu den Banden der Natur, So kommen sie von fern und nah. Preis ihm, Heil dir, Germania. 4. Germania, Germania, How do the princes stand together. No trace of former discord, Faithful to the bonds of nature, This is how they come, from far and near. He shall be praised, and Hail to thee, Germania. 5. Germania, Germania, Wie stehst du ewig dauernd da. Was Sehnsucht einzeln still gedacht, Wer hat’s zu einem Ziel gebracht? Franz, Kaiser Franz - Viktoria! Preis ihm, Heil dir, Germania! 5. Germania, Germania, How dost thou stand forever and ever. What desire thought in every individual, Who brought it together? Francis, Emperor Francis - Victory! He shall be praised, and Hail to thee, Germania.

Perez Quartett❤

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Hola Beethoven amigo 😉👍🏼

Mr. Beethoven was *"almost perfect !"*

Very baroque.

Even while suffering under his father, Beethoven wrote such a pure and innocent piece.