Georg Joseph Vogler - Symphony in D-minor (1782)

[@DrGarri]

I was who found and edited most of the pieces of the works recorded in this CD, I found them by accident when I was looking for music by Christoph Graupner in Darmstadt, the city where Vogler finally died. I was blown away just by looking at the old manuscript, I'm so happy the London Mozart Players liked his pieces as much as I did!

[@dr.rolfleonhardt6576]

Wieder einer der vielen frühen romantischen Komponisten, oder soll man sie späte Klassiker nennen, die mir zwar bisher unbekannt waren, aber herrliche Werke komponiert haben! Danke für den Download! Rolf

[@antoniosilva7083]

Extraordinário. Grande prazer me deu ouvir a sinfonia de Vogler, um compositor que apenas conhecia de nome. Há aqui uma alma que pensa, sente e vibra!

[@brianknapp8645]

Very dramatic symphony for 1782! Vogler taught Carl Maria von Weber, so now it is obvious where Weber learned his sense of musical drama.

[@peterfaust5634]

Wahnsinnige Dramatik! Ueberraschende melodische Wendungen. Einzigartig!

[@carinethimister9320]

Je découvre cettte musique époustouflante grâce à vous., merci mille fois.

[@yarunskiy]

Респект! Симфония - шедевральна! Блеск!!!

[@stefanstamenic3640]

Masterpiece ! This was further developed by Paul Wranitzky.

[@MrLandale]

2:37 Sound like "Dolorosa" from Pergolesis Stabat Mater.

[@nicolapezzella1748]

Increible!!!! Mil veces adelantado respecto a Mozart y casi mas de Beethoven. Nunca nos dijeron nada de este compositor, Un genio!!

[@yossipeles7864]

I would rather say that he is as good as Mozart & comp. Exaggeration is always misleading. And it's a pity they had such a bad opinion about him.

[@lilbucketz1129]

what is the painting

[@CsrlWiener]

Wasn't this Vogler active in Mannheim? When W A Mozart went through there he made some friends but this Vogler guy wasn't one of them I read somewhere smewh

[@richardweil8813]

The picture looks a little like the Fortezza Vecchia at the entrance to Livorno's harbor.

[@bensilverman9105]

More Vogler! (And others such.) Less Beethoven!

[@helmutgehrmann464]

he was also catholic priest!

[@DeliciousManager]

Like Vivaldi.

[@bensilverman9105]

He is often referred to as "the abbot Vogler."

[@55ENR]

Sturmich!

[@ErikRundgren]

Mozart hated Vogler and called him a dilletant. Vogler was like a Beethoven and too radikal for M. Vogler emigrated to Sweden and stayed there as a composer for 12 years. His Hosianna is an obligatory christmas song in Sweden in advent.

[@jvogler_art4708]

I’m only here cause I share his name. Awesome history though. I don’t know enough music theory to fully appreciate this work though.