Mozart/Bizet - Don Giovanni, Commendatore Scene for piano solo | Library of Music

At the request of Rafa Maroli
Commendatore Scene from Don Giovanni by Mozart, transcribed for piano by Georges Bizet
Mozart Piano Works • Mozart - Piano Works
“Don Giovanni” is a two-act opera composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Lorenzo Da Ponte crafted the Italian libretto. The opera is based on a legendary fictional character called “Don Juan,” who is a seducer and libertine. Tirso de Molina, a Spanish poet, and dramatist of the Baroque era, created this famous personality.
“Don Giovanni” was commissioned right after Mozart's highly successful trip to Prague in 1787. Da Ponte based the libretto on Giovanni Bertati’s version for a former opera titled “Don Giovanni Tenorio.” He was also highly influenced by Bertati’s idea of opening the Opera with the assassination of the Commendatore.

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Listening to the finale of Mozart's Don Giovanni in this piano version, we have the definitive confirmation that we are faced with an immortal masterpiece. It produces very current sensations, with notes and rhythms that could have been written this morning. The apotheosis of music and - at the same time - the beginning of a new era.

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This is so good! Thank you very much!

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Thank you so much for uploading this!

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awesome

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Yes! Can you do please Scarlatti - Sonata in A Minor, K154 | Library of Music | Synthesia.

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I've done this in the past - here kzbin.info/www/bejne/nH6xqKOarLuneq8

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Request Mention: Scarlatti - Sonata in D Minor, K18.

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