Joseph Anton Steffan - Piano Concerto in B-flat major

[@wq6737]

Jeden Abend sitze ich jetzt beim Computer und höre mir diese wunderschönen Konzerte, alter, halbvergessener Komponisten an. Warum habe ich erst ao apät diese Kanäle auf You Tube entdeckt ? Ich liebe klassische Musik, bin aber, wie die Meisten bei den bekannten Klassikern und Romantikern geblieben. Mein großer Dank gebührt denjenigen die diese, wenig gebrachte herrliche Musik, hier als Videos laden. und so der Vergessenheit entreißen.

[@Arteshir]

Gorgeous piece

[@Arteshir]

Un mélange de notes de tête majestueuses contrastées avec la tendresse du piano forte... en fait un chef-d'œuvre équilibré avec des éléments émotionnels à la fois cérébraux et cardiaques intégrés à l'intérieur.

[@Alix777.]

certes

[@adamzbyszewski4779]

I love all these early piano concertos. Andreas Steier is one of the best experts in this field.

[@peterwillig1782]

An excellent undiscovered gem. It should be better known

[@ecureuilvigilant4315]

Compositeur totalement inconnu jusqu'à aujourd'hui pour moi. Trés belle découverte. Merci pour ce partage.

[@pmmdrt]

Born in Bohemen 13 March 1726 and died in Vienna 12 April 1797. A fine concerto for pianoforte well played by Andreas Staier.

[@pmmdrt]

@69829Dave are you always so clever??

[@TomokoAbe_]

Very lovely and sublime!

[@millyleika]

magie de la musique qui nous prend aux tripes nous traverse et nous détend nous met en mouvement .*. merci pour tant de grâce et je tape sur mon clavier avec la légèreté des notes SO FRESH THANKS .*.

[@bloodgrss]

Such a sprightly final movement-I loved it...

[@EyeShotFirst]

The first time I heard this piece, I could've swore it was Mozart. Wonderful piece, performance, and upload .

[@pietrolandri6081]

You are more or less right. Most Steffan music predates Mozart exactly as that of JC Bach, Haydn, dad Leopold, etc. It was the language of that time and the young Wolfgang absorbed it as much as Mannheim school's language. Steffan and others should be given credit to have formed Wolfgang's legacy whose he made good use to surf towards the eternity

[@armpiano]

It's even more interesting than Mozart. To me at least.

[@MegaCirse]

This music is absolutely sumptuous .... rich melodic speech, harmonies breathtaking orchestration constantly renewed in the use of the stamps of the orchestra, in short a Babylonian sound architecture erected by humbles and immenses interpreters.

[@Piflaser]

unbelievable, it sounds like romanticism, perhaps like Spohr. So simple but so beautiful!

[@pietrolandri6081]

Well .... perhaps romanticism is a bit too far..... it's certainly a valid example of gallant music, source of inspiration for the young Mozart. To get to Spohr music it will take few more decades and Mozart does not suffice....you still need Beethoven. However agree it's a very good piece of music and would deserve more knowledge

[@camillqa.7056]

Спасибо 🌹

[@minka866]

Eu não imaginava que alguém além do _maistream_ e do século XVIII concebesse uma peça tão bela como este concerto.

[@valeriykhasyanov9011]

Восхитительно нежно и красиво спасибо

[@marioescudero7103]

Gracias !

[@galas062]

thank you!

[@giuseppedimarco8358]

Great!

[@artbugzrecords]

Period instruments

[@russhouse2484]

55*’

[@sorinvlas7814]

Is that acordeon at the begining?😶

[@adamnoman4658]

Non.

[@Arteshir]

😲😲😲