My favorite clarinet concerto! This and Weber No.1.

Grazie!

entstanden 1810 zwischen Beethovens 8. und 9. während ein französischer Despot auf dem Höhepunkt seiner Macht nahezu ganz Europa tyrannisierte...

Wonderful work, excellent performers. We are thankful to pianist Rösel and maestro Blomstedt, who offer us this unjustly forgotten masterpiece.

Great dissonance at 4:38 (and elsewhere) held for 2 beats, then resolves.

Amazing!!!

This is an outstanding work by a non-mainstream composer.

What is the Name of that painting?

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È sempre un piacere riascoltare questa sonata. Bravissimi ❤

I would like to hear the violin quartet by Anselm in which there is a theme that Schubert based his variations on. It was published by Steiner but I can't find it anywhere.

Love the usage of the quiescenza at the beginning

My uncle played the clarinet as an amateur. His parents were rich. Then the war came, we lost everything, he had to play the clarinet in an American band for a living. I always love clarinet music.

Qué hermosa música!! Genial compositor!!!!

Самурайская кантата " Вращение меча "

Is this copyright free? May we use this for video? We credit the composers and the channel/program

Una hermosa y refinada sinfonía..Bravo.. Gracias por compartir!!!!

This a fantastic symphony even better than Sgambati's First Symphony. Magnificent. His music is wonderful and a revelation to me. The piano concerto is next for me. I've heard his 2 great piano quintets. I love this symphony. So bold and beautiful. Such great orchestration. A real master and major composer.

Una sinfonía impresionante!!! Qué fresca,vital y asombrosa!!! Sólo queda maravillarse y agradecer....

Beaucoup de Mozart, une touche de Rossini, on check bien fort...

Adagio, presto, allegro, andante, lento.... chez Webert il y a de la poésie et de l'élégance dans tous les rythmes, toutes les allures, c'est sa marque de compositeur !

Misty powerful morning

Un jeune écuyer une rose entre les dents (et sous l'écuyer perce le chevalier) 😊

Dans le fond, Lully, Telemann, Charpentier n'ont rien inventé, mmh...?

Atterberg really loved that melodic line at 16:28, it occurs several time in his symphonies (for example in the slow movement of the sixth). The sheer beauty he puts in his melodies is incredible.

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Fantastisch !!! Bravo !!!

Very good.Wonderful!

Sounds like Honegger's 3rd Symphony I heard. But this work was 6 year faster than that !

Very good. Great players. Wonderful!

Nice piece!

Very bright music! love it!

G E N I U S -- I hope the Sinfonia and other larger works get recorded ASAP

I try to avoid comparing the works of the various composers, but I think I am qualified to comment on conception of ideas and execution. I regularly call classical music philosophical music. For me philosophy is “understanding THE GOOD and governing oneself accordingly.” Take Ludwig Van Beethoven as a case of extraordinary confluence of genius, spiritual temperance by virtue of psychological, and emotional hardship with great expansiveness of poetic insight. This combination consistently produces works of transcendent resonance and profundity. And, we did not even mention the overarching and guiding grace of sublime inspiration. So, it is evident that relatively few composers attain the creative plateaus that quickens “The spirit of Man” to the extent that they are lifted to a sphere of transformative enlightenment of life and hope. I share the birthday of Frederick Chopin. Some years ago I debuted an arrangement of one of his intensely elegiac etudes for which I composed expressly elusive lyrics. I am happy to report that the effect on the audience was like the proverbial thunderclap. My master musician nephew was the only one to comment. He complimented me on my phrasing, which for me “sealed up the sum”. This experience confirmed for me the joy and beauty of Divine grace of inspiration; which enjoins the chosen vessel in an outpouring of heavenly ministration. I am impressed by the allegro of this concerto, except it did not move me beyond being entertained. Just a little food for thought, perhaps? PWG

I find many musical similarities, even melodic, between Ditters Von Dittersdorf and Beethoven.

Bir hikayeye yanlış başlarsanız, sanki anlatacağınız konudan kaçıyormuş gibi, ana yoldan çıkıp karanlık ormanlara girip inkar ederseniz sürekli ve sonsuz bir yarışın içinde olursunuz. Yalana inanmak gerçektir. «BH. Crusell» onu her dinlediğimde beni kendi yalanlarımla yüzleşmeye zorluyor.

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00:01 - Adagio - Allegro 10:40 - Menuetto 15:08 - Poco adagio (Thème Russe con variazioni) 20:38 - Allegro Moderato

如何にもロココな音楽感

J C F Bach のピアノとチェロのだめのソナタ初めて聴きました、このBach の曲かなり珍しいです、 通常だと、設定されないのでは。

The moment the second movement comes back. I have no words to describe how touching it is. 18:15

Une grande découverte. Dukas (décédé quatre ans avant le commencement de la Seconde Guerre) s’inspire de la pièce méconnue de Corneille, « Polyeucte », portant sur son martyre en Arménie, premier pays à se convertir au christianisme ? Il s’ouvre sur le songe prémonitoire de sa nouvelle épouse, Pauline : c’est l’aube de l’essor de la chrétienté sur le continent eurasien … François Xavier Roth est parmi les meilleurs chefs ; l’orchestre si unie et sensibilisée. Merci infiniment 🙏🏼🕯🕯🙏🏼

Second Movement is Schubertian.

Help!!! Does anybody have a sheet music of this masterpiece? IMSLP doesn't have, and no other internet site

So Athens has been destroyed by industrialization…. It used to be standing by itself, now surrounded by structures….

What kind of nickname is this? And why don't you show yourself with your true name? Thanks

I just wish the soloist's sound was on par with the spectacular orchestra, it sounds so strained and strangled