Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 13 in C, K. 415 [complete]

The Piano Concerto No. 13 in C major, K. 415 (387b) by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was composed in Vienna in 1782--83. It is the third of the first three full concertos Mozart composed for his subscription concerts.
It consists of three movements:
1. Allegro, in C major and common (C) time
2. Andante, in F major and 3/4 time
3. Allegro, in C major and 6/8 time
Instrumentation: Solo - Piano; Orchestra: 2 Oboes, 2 Bassoons + 2 Horns, 2 Trumpets + Timpani + Strings. This concerto has long had an ambiguous reputation. The first movement starts with a quiet theme, similar to that of the later C major concerto No. 21, but introduced fugetto. The orchestral introduction builds to an impressive tutti, but many writers, including Hutchings and Girdlestone, have considered that after the entry of the piano this early promise is somewhat dissipated. The piano part itself consists of passages that do not integrate well with the fugetto treatment of the ritornellic material, and, as Hutchings comments, the result is that the "whole is less than the sum of the parts".
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[@thomes898]

I am asked to: "Respond to this video". I have no words that can add to this masterpiece. --R.T. Thomes (Amsterdam)

[@Poit448]

Another magnificent and flawless piano concerto by Mozart. This concerto is one of my favourites for many reasons. The introduction is exciting and celebratory. Love the trumpets and drums, it's a thrill to hear the drummer hit the drum skin hard before the piano solo entrance. The cadenza of the first movement is one of best of all the Mozart concerto cadenzas. It's dramatic, powerful and adventurous. Funny to read those nonsensical remarks by Hutchings and Girdlestone. Those old fashioned writings make no sense at all. It took me a little while to get used to the fade away ending of this concerto. Not a loud ending like the concertos 21 and 25, also in C major. The companion pieces, concertos 11 and 12 are equally great. The three concertos in this set are glorious in every respect. Don't know which one is best. But that's the way with Mozart. It's all so good!

[@FlexingClassicalMusic]

Classical music, with its symphonic grandeur and delicate chamber pieces, is a testament to the limitless possibilities of human creativity. The works of composers like Brahms and Debussy are like sonic sculptures, chiseling emotions and narratives into the air. Each performance is a celebration of the extraordinary artistry that defines classical music.

[@MrJames1034]

0:00 First Movement 10:21 Second Movement 18:54 Third Movement

[@lucaszavaluentie4855]

This is my favorite concerto by Mozart

[@HommbreGiaca]

i love to replay the opening like 100 times before listening to the whole thing

[@lucaszavaluentie4855]

Ikr

[@Mrsyoyoma]

Mozart! (Just kidding)

[@elmiramuradova561]

Очень красивый концерт. Яркий. Я не музыкант,но безумно люблю слушать шедевры. Писать о деталях, как профи не могу. Но зато я прекрасно чувствую то ,что описывают многие профессионалы. Благодарю ! Да ,сравнивать концерты Моцарта ,какой лучше ,наивно .потому ,что нет таких слов, чтобы лучшее сделать ещё лучше))), а у него все лучшее и ,что интересно, что Моцарт очень узнаваем. Возможно это связано со способностью мозга к восприятию столь богатой музыки. Одним словом -Чудесные произведения на века.

[@daphnelewin]

Thank you for sharing such heavenly resonances! Mozart, my most favourite composer!

[@GiviBasilia]

спасибо деиствительно шедевр,великолепный концерт для фортепиано.Я с большим удовольствием слушаю tenk you

[@littlemozart5363]

just one more beauriful piece by Mozart! nothing new: amazing as always!

[@cgeysel]

breathless speechless overwhelming absolute beauty matchless inimitable belongs to the greatest masterpieces of mankind Cantius Geysel

[@Mrsyoyoma]

Not happy about the ads that interrupt in the middle of this beautiful song 😡.

[@Whatismusic123]

get an adblocker

[@constanzemozart6721]

Super Wolferl !!!

[@davidmaligno]

Uno de los mejores conciertos para piano de mozart, junto con los nº 17,20 y 24

[@jesusmanriquezsantana1590]

El 9, 21 y el 23 también son magníficos :)

[@Juraberg]

Von Mozart höre ich alles gerne. Aber das Klavierkonzert Nr 13 gehört zu meinen bevorzugtesten. 👍🏼

[@QuickMadeUpName]

The Best.

[@김영자-o9u3z]

오랜만에 감상잘했습니다. 감사합니다

[@SinhNguyen-ry9zt]

This is the first "Mozart style" piano concerto.

[@Teemu_TV]

It ends so suddenly!

[@diracleo]

just like life

[@fredericchopin4821]

@@diracleo bruh

[@schrysafis]

@@fredericchopin4821 hey chopin, do you like Mozart?

[@canman5060]

I taught one of my puppy dog to conduct this concerto !

[@bleuks]

Sir Neville Mariner / The Academy Of St. Martin The Fields / Alfred Brendel

[@rncbshef84]

This is being played on Tuesday in the church of St Martin-inthe-Fields. Would have been fantastic if it were being performed bt Brendel and Marriner but sure concert will be wonderful with choral works also by Mozart and Poulenc

[@bleuks]

+Matthew Leonard Hope you can assist.

[@danielgol5907]

Thanks for telling us who the performers are that the one publishing the video did not do.

[@Dogaradodia]

Certified Intergalactic!

[@prabhudhasivanson7110]

It sounds a semitone higher (in C sharp major).

[@marcelogonzalez5021]

Precioso

[@arontesfay2520]

Is a genius born or made?

[@georgebyronkaknesiii642]

+Aron Tesfay both

[@SinhNguyen-ry9zt]

Mozart is born, and Beethoven is made.

[@volantera]

It grows like a tree. Most people are like neglected trees, the ones who aren't neglected we call geniuses.

[@prabhudhasivanson7110]

Genius is born - no doubt about that. (At the same time it needs sustainable nurture not to fade into oblivion, though some geniuses like Beethoven have managed to beat all odds to fulfill their heavenly mission).

[@bzymph]

_\m/ fuck yea dude.

[@hh3productions759]

18:55

[@MrJames1034]

probably near the end of the 20th

[@SaBiNuKi]

L o V e

[@robertojoaquimdemelo9625]

Mozart fácil de se ouvir, dificílimo de se executar, só para gente como Brendel, Perahia, Lipacce, etc..

[@antonioashkar8895]

4:20

[@Lity10]

whos playing??

[@hermoss1]

"I want you back" Jackson Five ! kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWS0aWOjoJyVrqc

[@raphaelminaskanian]

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