Josef Mysliveček - Concertino No.1 in E-flat major

[@raffitorossian6994]

''amazing''....this is my only word that i can say about this concerto....Thanks for uploading.

[@budimirzvolanek6234]

Beautiful & happy music - as always by Myslivecek, the Bohemian (Czech) whose music even the Italians as well as Mozart loved. And how fun it must be to play on clarinets along with horns and bassoon beautifully accompanied by the orchestra. Relatively short and yet to the point. Thank you KuhlauDilfeng2 for uploading this piece, made my day tonight.

[@gerardbegni2806]

Myslivecek was a bohemian comoser who was active mainly in Italy. His style is thather close to that of Mozart. the two men were friends. This concertino show the vigor of his style. It is very pleasant score, with graceful exchanges between the wind soloists and the orchestra. The score of the horn is specially difficult. Myslivecek died relatively young in Roma.

[@budimirzvolanek6234]

Yeah, you can hear the trouble horns have in the slow mov'nt. Otherwise ditto agree with your comment.

[@Mercer1012]

Correction: Mozart's style is close to that of Myslivecek.

[@marikasipka1892]

To je nádhera ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Mateoalcovershorts12]

Such lovely music. The horns are particularly beautiful.

[@angeliner59]

You can hear where Mozart got his inspiration from! Wonderful!

[@EppoHarbrink]

Was Mozart at times copy cat?

[@davidpelc]

@@EppoHarbrink it was quite normal in 18. century to copy or use themes from other composers, but Mozart and Mysliveček were friends.

[@egapnala65]

@@EppoHarbrink Let's put it this way, Myslivecek baked the cake, Mozart put a couple of candles on it.

[@hammersmithodeon9884]

@@EppoHarbrink Inspiration and copy cat are two very different things...

[@haydnelf]

brilliant, amazing, awesome ... just great :D

[@karelkocandrle1100]

Il divino Boemo! Certamente anche dopo due e mezzo secoli...

[@stefanstamenic3640]

@Fukura Yuza Mozart organized his musical ideas with tools - technical methods - created by his Contemporaries - successful famous composers. He had absolute hearing, and when he heard some of the work of the leading composers of those times, he tried to overcome them - the stars of Paris (Shevalie de Saint-Georges, Gluck, Gretra, Gosek, Sakini), the star of London (Johan Bah), Manhajm (Stamic, Anton Fils) , Berlin (Emanuel Bach), Drezdena (Joseph Schuster), Prague (Mislivecek, Dusek), Vienna (Ditersdorf, Salieri, Vanhal, Mihael Haydn, Joseph Haydn) , Italy (Leo, Traetta, Paisiello , Anfossi , Pichini, Andrea Luchesi...) Mozart "The Marriage of Figaro" = André Grétry „L’Amant jaloux“, 1778.,Giovanni Paisiello "Barber of Seville" 1782. Joseph Schuster "Il marito indolente" (dramma giocoso 1782. Drezden). Antonio Salieri: "La grotta di Trofonio"1785. "Don Giovanni Tenorio" by Giuseppe Gazzaniga (Giuseppe Gazzaniga, survey: 5.02.1787). "Don Juan"(survey: 29 October 1787). By evolution, grinding, Gacanigin's Don Juan became Mozart's Don Juan!

[@kerrypainter9095]

I like it!

[@WolfgangXP65-67]

God this is awesome. It does sound the same all the time, it sounds so wholesome and has flurries. The themes aren't stiff and the clarinet is amazing (I could say this is a clarinet concerto if I could tho). It also reminds me of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, like it was inspired. Many comments saying that this inspired Mozart. I could imagine Mozart premiering EKM to this man and then both laughing right after knowing the piece Mozart inspired from lol.

[@marcosPRATA918]

Belo concerto

[@charcello1182]

Now we learn of the composer who influenced Mozart.

[@hussainsaibo9692]

Would love not only to HEAR but SEE this played by the full orchestra

[@eliza7874]

Very accomplished and tallented

[@fukurayuza4921]

やっぱりこの時代の曲は通奏低音入らないとね。 ヨゼフ・ミスリヴェチェクさん、この投稿で初めて知りました。 貴重な音源どうもありがとうございます。 でもWikiで調べてみるとW.A.モーツァルト氏とつながりあったようですね。 氏とつながりが一切ない古典派の作曲家っていないのだろうか・・・と思います。

[@stefanstamenic3640]

Mozart organized his musical ideas with tools - technical methods - created by his Contemporaries - successful famous composers. He had absolute hearing, and when he heard some of the work of the leading composers of those times, he tried to overcome them - the stars of Paris (Shevalie de Saint-Georges, Gluck, Gretra, Gosek, Sakini), the star of London (Johan Bah), Manhajm (Stamic, Anton Fils) , Berlin (Emanuel Bach), Drezdena (Joseph Schuster), Prague (Mislivecek, Dusek), Vienna (Ditersdorf, Salieri, Vanhal, Mihael Haydn, Joseph Haydn) , Italy (Leo, Traetta, Paisiello , Anfossi , Pichini, Andrea Luchesi...) Mozart "The Marriage of Figaro" = André Grétry „L’Amant jaloux“, 1778.,Giovanni Paisiello "Barber of Seville" 1782. Joseph Schuster "Il marito indolente" (dramma giocoso 1782. Drezden). Antonio Salieri: "La grotta di Trofonio"1785. "Don Giovanni Tenorio" by Giuseppe Gazzaniga (Giuseppe Gazzaniga, survey: 5.02.1787). "Don Juan"(survey: 29 October 1787). By evolution, grinding, Gacanigin's Don Juan became Mozart's Don Juan!

[@fukurayuza4921]

@@stefanstamenic3640 すみませんがエ～ゴ理解できません。I don't understand English. と、ググ翻訳使ってみたけど、W.A.Mozart氏の偉大さが語られてるだけかと思う。 W.A.Mozart氏と一切かかわりのない古典派作曲家っていないようですね。

[@65attila]

Ho exciting.

[@НаталяДобровольська-х5г]

Шановні слухачі, хто підкаже, коли було написано цей твір? Дуже дякую!

[@tolyan_from_chisinau]

Достеменно не відомо. Але це, імовірно, рання робота кінця 1760х, початку 1770х років, бо вона часто фігурує в купі з його скрипковими та духовими концертами початку та середини 1770х.

[@johnlawrence2757]

The Vernet is very nice too. Is it in the Louvre?

[@joanbachs5810]

Mudica de los anos 70

[@christianrogermas6834]

Pub carrefour au milieu du morceau😢😢😢😢

[@MegaLeningrado]

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