Franz Xaver Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 2, Op. 25 (1818)

[@gilesswayne1229]

This is a far more interesting piece than the 1st concerto. His father's influence has been absorbed & assimilated, and as a result it is more individual. Wonderful playing, too

[@odman69]

Definitely closer to Beethoven than Mozart. I must be honest and say I didn't know Mozart's son had really written anything, despite reading many books about the great composer himself. This is quite nice.

[@mulcio2500]

Outstanding composer. Completly new for me. What a discovery and it was by chance❤

[@monteverdi1567]

In this 2nd concerto one definitely heard the influence of later composers like Beethoven and Krommer. At a distance of ten years from the first concerto there is a great deal more surety and individuality here. A fine engaging work. Thank you for sharing this!

[@fredericchopin7538]

Beautiful concerto!

[@filibertopierami6892]

Bellissimo concerto .... qua e là riecheggiano echi dell'eterno Padre Wolfgang ....

[@59cdv]

Brilliant work, beautifully developed and crafted. The first movement contains much of the ceremonial fanfare of the 1st m of K. 503. Wolfgang would have been proud.

[@notaire2]

Lebhafte und wunderschöne Interpretation deses spätklassischen und fein komponierten Konzerts mit klarem doch zugleich anmutigem Klang des genialen Soloklaviers und perfekt entsprechenden Tönen der anderen Instrumente. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt lyrisch. Der ebenso geniale Dirigent leitet das perfekt trainierte Orchester im angemessenen Tempo und mit angenehmer Dynamik. Wahrlich hörenswert!

[@mr-wx3lv]

You can't help feeling this is the sort of music Wolfgang, himself would have composed had he lived another 30 or so years. This is nice...

[@elmiramuradova561]

👍❤

[@Zimzamzoom95]

I think Mozart (WA) would’ve been more adventurous than this

[@ElSmusso]

@@Zimzamzoom95 but Even so :)

[@DIV_Synx]

Imagine the pressure on this poor guy to compose like his father

[@bartjebartmans]

Or maybe not at all. He had a pretty good life you know. Not the kind of stress his father experienced.

[@DIV_Synx]

@@bartjebartmans oh wow i should really study him more lmao

[@christophedevos3760]

Interesting, an altogether other work than his first piano concerto, this is more romantic, Beethoven and CM von Weber (a family member I believe) springs to mind. Thank you for sharing.

[@valeriykhasyanov9011]

Много лет слушал Моцарта отца и несколько месяцев назад услышал гениальную музыку Ксавьер Моцарта Отец находил бы ошибки и гордился таким сыном спасибо

[@deborahgordillo1251]

Beautiful piece

[@_dobas]

14:13 for a second that kind of melody shocked me

[@Sabine-o4x]

❤❤❤❤Liebe❤❤❤❤

[@JJ-hh2ws]

Wie der Vater, so der Sohn

[@erika6651]

His keyboard approach echos his father's with its classical balance. It isn't an easy piano part, it is definitely virtuosic, but not overly ornamented and cluttered like a Hummel, Ries or Kalkbrenner concerto would be.

[@derby2510]

Very Hummely music.

[@ivanigorpollick6690]

Indeed so

[@d.o.7784]

Nice 😊👌

[@ValzainLumivix]

Cool

[@Stashi1808]

It is a fact universally acknowledged that every beginning composer must be in want of a Mozart. However little onown are the feelings of such a composer on entering the profession of expression, that we all try to see of it resembles a great in some way or other, and as such a composer whether successful or not, we all try to copy Mozart in order to find our own style. There will never be a 2nd Mozart, but always a composer who Mozart would be proud of. And who knows a great, which Franz Xaver Mozart definitely was in his own right.❤ thank you for posting these lesser known composers. Is there any books on the Mozart's music you'd recommend, for a desperate composer?

[@brendangordon2168]

I don't know about books on Mozart's music, but Joseph Wölfl's concertos, and John Field's Piano Concerto #2 probably come the closest to recreating the intoxicating spirit of Mozart's music after he died. Bartje put up videos of all of them... that guy deserves an award.

[@misvinilosinternacionales6331]

Poner la publicidad a mitad del primer movimiento es un insulto!!

[@nuevomundo7184]

Esto es algo q me supera, es una genialidad , este hijo de Mozart sería el padre del estilo de Chopin

[@fabo--]

De que habla!!! si el estilo sigue siendo bastante clasicista, el que realmente influyó a Chopin fue Kalkbrenner, y no solo el, también John Field.

[@livmueller1834]

Franz Xaver Mozart hat in Polen gelebt...

[@svetlanagrinstein8944]

Очень ярко звучит и виртуозно. Ближе уже к Гуммелю и Бетховену.

[@Queeen7q]

Salieri was his teacher :)))

[@danielgonzalezjr8350]

Lol

[@bartjebartmans]

Shows again what a nonsense all the hype is about Mozart and Salieri. He also had lessons from Johann Nepomuk Hummel, Alberchtsberger and von Neukomm. The best of the best in those days.

[@Queeen7q]

@@bartjebartmans That's right.

[@christianwouters6764]

This concerto- as do many others of that time-shows how difficult it is to exactly define the greater vitality in composers as Mozart sr. or Van Beethoven. It is immediately apparent but very hard to put in words.

[@christophedevos3760]

​@@bartjebartmansit is invented by Pushkin as a metaphor for his own position at the Russian court.

[@unidasher8838]

It's truly sad that his father's success made him paranoid about his own skills as a composer

[@unidasher8838]

It sounds more like Beethoven ngl

[@robertlee8474]

My favorite part starts at 17:06…which happens to be my best time in a 5k….coincidence?

[@ricardorivas5955]

its like a clementi or early beethoven

[@banzaichikdron7641]

!!!

[@svetlanagrinstein8944]

Мендельсон и Шопен уже предчувствуются.

[@loicrenier7619]

Je le préfère au premier trop conventionnellement mozartien.

[@gingersonny74]

да , блестяще , но как- то не индивидуализированно , темы Моцарта - отца " врезаются" в уши и запоминаются , а здесь все растворено в обилии пассажей , и сами темы не выпуклы , что ли. не трогают , как мелодизм Вольфганга Амадея . но как виртуозное произведение - да . но темы именно размыты .

[@skarlatospanagiotis5000]

I can hear a lot of omissions and gaps in the orchestration from Franz the Piano part is very good he exhausts the entire keyboard with both hands, orchestra part almost garbage at if i was him i would put an answer from winds

[@edbane1656]

Ah, I see you are a renowned composer yourself, where can one listen to your body of work, please?

[@skarlatospanagiotis5000]

@@edbane1656 you have to pay my music to hear it or you can wait me to die

[@francisgriffith9398]

I personally prefer his music to his father