Josef Mysliveček: Cello Concerto in C major, Wendy Warner (cello)

[@charcello1182]

The piece and the instrument itself are beautiful!

[@sfox2842]

Il BOEMO the movie about Myslivecek's life will be released in spring 2020. Watch out!

[@julianfwong]

Love these C-major Bohemian/Czech works. Thank you for uploading!

[@sibarit101]

Thank you too!

[@andreasbyczkowski3435]

Wonderful recording! The general public is not aware that all the famous artists, writers, reformers etc of “generally accepted(but reduced) history” were ACTUALLY accompanied by many equally significant noteworthy personalities in their times.

[@sibarit101]

Thank you!

[@charcello1182]

@@sibarit101 From Cici. This concerto is beautiful. The cello has a wonderful sound.

[@_PROCLUS]

TY very much for the rare and very beautiful upload

[@sibarit101]

Many thanks

[@mariajesus225]

Un compositor más que no conocía. Triste biografía la de este compositor, llegó muy alto pero al final no tuvo suerte. Bello concierto éste para chelo.

[@sibarit101]

Thank you!

[@charcello1182]

Cici dice que el instrumento tiene un sonido muy hermoso.

[@charcello1182]

Un concierto y un instrumento muy hermoso!

[@HenkVeenstra666]

What i have read in the biography is that Mozart as we know him, was influenced by this Bohemian composer. (and not the other way round) At first it might seem obvious, because there are so many similairities but it also clarifies that Mozart learned much from the Mannheimer Schule.

[@sibarit101]

Yes, it seems to be true: Mozart not only learned a lot from Myslivecek but also took some musical ideas. Unfortunately, Myslivecek's music and merits are less well-known. Thanks for comment!

[@brianknapp8645]

Mozart was very well-traveled met many composers who he admired. It must have made it challenging for him to develop his own compositional style. If one listens to his symphonies, he did not really start to have a unique compositional voice until about his 25th symphony. I often hear similarities to J C Bach in Mozart's divertimentos and serenades. Mozart was a strong admirer of Johann Schobert, who was a respected pianist and composer of piano concertos.

[@sibarit101]

That's right, but I do not blame Mozart for being inspired and even taking over ideas from well-known or less well-known composers. Although sometimes he does not seem honest, I sometimes listen to his music, I like it, but I do not post from his music. Thanks for commenting and information about Johann Schobert.

[@HenkVeenstra666]

sibarit101 Mozart was a musical genius. I understand why you are not posting his music, simply because everything he composed has already been uploaded and there are lots of unknown composers who deserve your attention. Did you know there are many pieces atributed to Mozart, but definitly not written by him. For example mozarts 7th violin concerto "Kolb". Was it written by some Bohemian composer? Or was it even Rodolphe Kreutzer? What do you think?

[@sibarit101]

Jean-Baptist Des Prez - For me, the "relationship" between Mozart and the composers from Bohemia is very clear: the influences were reciprocal, but Mozart was the one who used more of their musical ideas. But I can be wrong ... I did not think of Kreutzer, but now I wonder, why are not Kreutzer's concerts recorded??? Maybe some specialists will tell us their sincere opinion ... However, Mozart will remain MOZART! (I'm sorry I do not know English enough to write more clearly, but thank you for your presence on my channel)