Mozart - Clarinet Concerto [Sharon Kam]

[@mattdugan2000]

Thank god for mozart.

[@indigojax7853]

Thank God indeed. What a guy.

[@martamartigrau9090]

Indigo Jax a

[@ravinw8]

Amen brother. Mozart was a child of the Gods.

[@nekmc905]

God does not exist

[@mattdugan2000]

Nek MC you have no soul. That is why you can't feel what we feel. I would pity you however there is nothing to pity.

[@johnnywang1638]

can you guys just stop commenting about the way she moves and just appreciate how freaking amazing she played?

[@nickrussell8323]

100% agree. She has a depth I have not heard before. Her adagio is a revelation of the human soul

[@helenkruger7785]

Duo smoke gets on my eyes

[@MarilynCrosbie]

One of several reasons Glenn Gould quit stage and went to the recording studio was of the criticism people made of his movements.

[@johnbradley5236]

Her head flinches too excessively. You can't disagree.

[@matiasarias2347]

John Bradley so what? the way She plays the clarinet is incredible. You move like this when music is really coming from your soul, she’s being carried by the music. Enjoy man, enjoy music and stop being so plastic.

[@sergbustam]

Mozart was born in 1756 and I am listening to him in 2021 , how GREAT is that ? People will be enjoying his music in the year 2100 , anybody wants to make a bet on that ?

[@Timmmmartin]

Every note Mozart penned in this great concerto was absolutely perfect.

[@peaceharmony4115]

Do you hear the similarities with his 3rd Violin Concerto?

[@albanvic]

Same year as he died. Incredible.....

[@charlottemikaelian5118]

I have no words she plays it so well it’s beautiful I am a clarinet player and NO WHERE near that level of talent the amount of control she has is just astounding and it’s so beautiful I have no words

[@willpower9144]

I agree with you. Her sound is so pure and special. and distinct. Just wonderful performance.

[@rbagel55]

I like Rock, Jazz, and country, but there is no music today that can match the beauty and complexity of Mozart, the man is long gone, but his music shall be remembered for IONs

[@spartanandremarieroux2624]

Agreed

[@wovencapybara4799]

I am not very old, I'm only in middle school, I play clarinet in band, When I am older, I plan on getting a scholarship in music. I would like to play like this some day. In additions to playing the clarinet, eventually I would like to get better at other instruments. Enough said, I completly agree as well, I don't even listen to much music other than classic, because it helps me see others play very well. If I listen to Mozart, the following generations will, too.

[@rbagel55]

mikaela C. You sound very dedicated. I can tell this music inspired you. This woman is extremly good and flawless clairmet player. You'll have your work cut out for you to be at her level. When I was your age, I was 1st chair French Horn playert. I switched from trumpet at my Band directors request, because I had natural ability so he decided to put me on a more challegeing instrument. I say if you are a more advanced player than your peers, you might have a chance if you persue. Good luck!

[@spartanandremarieroux2624]

Yeah, I'm looking to also be like most of my favorite clarinet soloists, it's nice to see others who are interested, too, and I'm in high school btw.

[@wovencapybara4799]

rbagel55 i have been told by my peers that i was important to the rest of the clarinet players in my band and that i play very well. at the end of my school year, we had a talent show. there were only three instrument players in the show, me being one of them. all of the others played music from parts of a book we have that are from like when you first learn what instrument your playing. i when above and beyond that and found a music sheet that was more for players two grades older than me at the time. p.s.- the other two were from a grade older than me lol. i rocked it, i honestly was a little scared when later that same day people (including teachers) kept coming up to me and saying i was awesome. there were like 30 people that told me that throughout the day. :)

[@Albisriede]

IMAGINE! What the world would be like without wars. There are so many beautiful ways for humanity to express itself. Why should we even think of anything less?

[@Albisriede]

+Rodrigo Lopes ~ History proves you mostly correct, and that is why I used the expression 'Imagine'. But history also proves, that people CAN and HAVE lived in peace, and have done so for longer periods than # 1 warmonger America has been in existence, a country formed by imbeciles no longer tolerated back on the British Isles. Some of those peaceful people were found by that violent bastard Columbus when he arrived on Hispaniola, where Natives had lived in peace for centuries without war. As such they were easy to subdue. Were they 'bored' because they didn't know war? I have my doubts. On a developmental / evolutionary level however, the principle of war is a regression. War, regardless of how sophisticated the weaponry, is most closely related to actions associated with our most primitive neural aspect, the pip-squeak reptilian brain, lowest of our five-part brain system. Is that sort of functioning something to be proud of for a so-called 'advanced being'? Probably not. If all Mozart had available - since we're on this page here - was that pea-sized brain, we would never hear any of this music, for the only uttering produced would be some growls, moans and huffs, but there may well be a lot more capable distance runners like your outstanding namesake from Portugal, Carlos Lopes. That just for kicks : - ) Have a great day.

[@MLMLW]

+Rodrigo Lopes No need for war. We have competitive sports. Beat each other up on the playing field, not killing on a war field.

[@stabiljka]

+SubtleKnowledge I've actually suspected for some time that there are people today who think life without violence would be boring. But just the thought that there are so many people who think war is necessary was too depressing, so I didn't bother to explore further.It just shows that regardless of scientific and technological progress we've made, human spirit seems to be incapable of true advance.

[@Albisriede]

Wrong! The spirit is capable of advances we cannot possibly imagine with the material brain of ours. Most of us dumb fuckers (excuse my French) are stunted to the point where grasping anything outside of the material realm is no longer possible. Nature provides countless clues as to what our possibilities are. Like a tree, we can grow in two different dimensions: The root system and the above ground system, each relatively mirror one another. Of course there are carrots too, which mostly employ just one tap-root, but provide a beautiful, visible greenery above surface. So, in spite of my multiple shortcomings, I have decided to see the world as an opportunity to grow spiritually (and that may be our only purpose) and see where that takes me. So far i have little to complain about, but I do make the mistake fairly frequently to invent trouble where none should exist, probably just to test where the hell I am in my evolution ; - )

[@stabiljka]

SubtleKnowledge People are not aware of the beauty of a material world, let alone of any kind of abstract ideas or spirituality. We are doomed. Even the world war is still a possibility. This should have been a time when a big wave should've been felt. A time when people communicate with each other and become more and more open. Instead, we have wars in undeveloped countries and depression and boredom in the most advanced ones. People have no clue about how beautiful life could be.

[@katieholton4817]

I love how she moves when she feels the music. So many soloists don't and I think it's such a shame. It really adds to the performance and gives you a sense of how important the music is to the player.

[@maddyconnop7041]

+Katie Holton YES i AGREE

[@glene77is]

+Katie Holton Indeed ! The flowing movements speak to how the music makes the soloist feels about the music. If the music makes you dance , then dance to the music !. I played Mozart in concerts, but my body never moved much, just no dancing connection there. Sharon's movements flow with the music .....Dance on !

[@sbeallvln]

I had the great pleasure of playing in an orchestra that accompanied her for the Copland Clarinet Concerto. She made it sound like she was improvising the whole thing on the spot in genius fashion. I'll never forget that beautiful performance.

[@lcdode]

It's ok to move like that but you can hear the sound changing and morphing as the instrument moves up and down. It's not necessarily musical either (the way that the tone mutates as she does it) She could still play beautifully with amazing phrasing and musicality without moving as much in my opinion. This way, the sound will be more even.

[@gerhardgohler9056]

ich möchte nur deutschsprachige Übersetzung. in , da keiner Anderer mächtig. Praktikum​

[@daleperkins5164]

Thank you to youtube for allowing us to have access such beautiful and inspiring music.

[@1234ainixiangni]

I heard it's the only concerto Mozart had written for clarinet, but what a concerto and what a performance, bravo.

[@Seyit-Mehmet]

josé illescas p

[@starlight._.breaks]

Oh, wow. But tbh, she rocks the clarinet part

[@albanvic]

Apart from the Requiem, (unfinished), it was the very last complete piece Mozart wrote in 1790/1.

[@hjo4104]

@@albanvic No, it was the cantata kv 623

[@silvr94]

I always used to think that musicians who moved excessively while playing were just being pretentious - until I saw a video of myself playing the piano. I've asked many other musicians and most of them also say that they are unaware of their movements.

[@stormiethedark6355]

silvr94 I'm unaware that I move until I smack my bell on something. XD

[@silvr94]

StormieTheDark lol, I once accompanied a singer who managed to bang their head on the lid of the piano haha

[@candicehoneycutt4318]

silvr94 My high school band class used risers during class (there wasn't anywhere else to put them where they wouldn't be in the way, so they were set up in the band room) my trumpet player friend managed to knock himself right off the top row. Just fell right back and hit the floor 😂

[@guillokaligali3123]

It depends on the musical instruments they play, I'm a pianist, always sitting in front of the piano, however, if a clarinet player I were I CANNOT HELP DANCING AND JUMPING AROUND playing this concerto :-)

[@ninjaaron]

Most musicians are pretentious (I certainly am), but it has nothing to do with how they move!

[@mariobarlevi6713]

I play clarinet since I was 10, and now at 77 I still play, Sharon Kam brings tears to my eyes. She is unic

[@HuguesTalbot]

Bravo Mario, continue bringing joy around you to all of those who listen to your playing.

[@hanshoning9529]

綺麗な音色〜♡*゜高音もキンキンなってないし、低音も力強いし、タンギングもめっちゃ上手すぎです！こんな音が出せれるように頑張ります！本当に素敵です。練習練習♩♩♩

[@mrsneaky2010]

There are few things more beautiful than this concerto, it is so profound in it's simplicity. That is the genius of W A Mozart.

[@ernshaw78]

+mrsneaky2010 The theme is the only simple thing, his stylings on it are anything but...

[@speedyneutrino1729]

I find her movements add a level of passion that wouldn't be there if she stood like a statue and simply played the notes. I play saxophone, mostly the tenor and occasionally double on clarinet so I DO know this.....she's VERY good....much better than me. BRAVO from the USA!

[@uriweltsch3694]

SpeedyNeutrino172 m

[@barrysimmons4724]

Come to think of it never seen 'n heard such beautiful music from a stone or bronze statue.

[@SeanGilbertson]

What a brilliant clarinetist!

[@EnjoyingLifeMelanie]

I think this is one of the most impressive pieces ever written for clarinet. She did a wonderful job. I think even Mozart would have been pleased.

[@周世岳]

誒誒誒誒誒誒［［

[@peaceharmony4115]

A divine performance of a wonderful work of music! My sincere thanks to Sharon Kam, Manfred Honeck, and the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra.

[@bridgetframeee]

This was so nice to watch, her sound is literally impeccable and she feels the music. That is true talent right there!

[@sagehenry4834]

The amount of control she has while playing, the sound is so smooth and balanced. Wonderful preformence! 😌

[@sagehenry4834]

14:15

[@sagehenry4834]

20:53

[@sergbustam]

To be listening to music in 2021by the great Wolfgang Amadeus born in 1756 is beyond amazing , great clarinet player , musicians and director . THank you for the joy ! ! ! !

[@村松敦至]

ﾓｰﾂｧﾙﾄの曲は、何時聴いても、感動します。地方に住んでいると、ｺﾝｻｰﾄに行く機会は、なかなかありません。ｽﾏﾎで、家にいながら、聴けるのは、ありがたい。当方、８５歳。

[@obiwan88]

100歳になってもモーツァルトを聴いて元気でいてほしい。😉

[@bobbly7132]

I have played clarinet on and off for over half a century, and so I love clarinet pieces. This is the best performance of this piece I have ever heard.

[@laurafearn300]

a million and one things to do but instead I'm dancing around the house with my children to this beauty. I love it

[@danktankdragkings7117]

the low register starting around the 4 minute mark had me nearly orgasmic. I don't think most people appreciate how hard it is to go from above the staff to the bass of it. Clarinet has 4 octaves to it. She just jumped two ranges with absolutely no adjustment period. That is mastery. The tightness of your grip and lips on the top registry with the high and delicate sounds are so very different than the loose hollow meloncoly notes you must be of one continual low push from the base of your body outwards which also different from the chipper whimsical play that's happening around 9 minutes where you have to have a loose grip and a tight lip. The fact she can bounce so flawlessly is clear mastery that I did not appreciate until i got a clarinet back 5 years after having mine destroyed in a car wreck. This is the first weekend I've really tried playing it since I bought myself a used one as a birthday gift three weeks ago. Her mastery makes me giddy

[@jujogalizano]

This music is exactly what i want to hear in my last minutes of life. I think it's the nearest anyone could hear to feel heaven & God. Thanks Mozart for this high sensitive music. Lucky we are.

[@annedwyer797]

I read somewhere that the great Benny Goodman wanted to listen to his favorite recording of his "beloved" Mozart clarinet concerto during his final hours (or maybe it was that he wanted a copy of the score with him)...at any rate, what beautiful music to leave this "mortal coil" with!

[@MrPatrieke]

1. allegro : 00:03 2. adagio : 12:05 3. rondo allegro : 19:08

[@bingo1232]

Thanks... the adagio is just too wonderful for words.

[@bobbiemanning693]

Michael Hoshall b Victoria jazz club

[@georgi3069]

What is it mean?

[@jackmonnard6668]

Belle interprétation, c.est la consécration d,un instrument inventé par Denner. Mozart le décrivait comme étant le plus proche de la voix humaine! Merci Wolfi...

[@jackmonnard6668]

Écrit 😢pour Anton Steiner en 1781! Je crois .. 🎉

[@pablomagat2910]

My dad played most of the instruments within his reach. The most I remembered of him playing was the clarinet. I love to listen to the sound of clarinet. It reminds me of him as he has gone.

[@Pyfacefornever]

A true master of the instrument - she's definitely one of my idols! Love this interpretation. Such grace and fluidity in the playing but she still captures all the different characters

[@ftworthxxx]

The best interpretation I have heard.

[@julianruiz8524]

@@ftworthxxx Clearly you haven't heard Martin Fröst's performance of this concerto

[@ftworthxxx]

@@julianruiz8524 Yes I have and she's better.

[@julianruiz8524]

@@ftworthxxx You're funny

[@marcosvallejo1775]

julian ruiz i

[@Kia-gi2ob]

Most beautiful piece of music ever made!

[@therealzilch]

Very nice indeed. Thanks, Mozart, and thanks, Sharon, and thanks, Czech Philharmonic- good job all around. The world is a better place for such stuff. It's also nice to hear the original version on this extended clarinet, which can play the notes Mozart composed.

[@JosephBC69]

And I thank you for your tip in re Mozart's scoring for that particular member of the clarinet family, as it changes the entire overall sound.

[@zitahristova7802]

Технически -съвършенна, но брилянтността на тона е продукт на силната женска емоционалност, на грациозноста и финеса, които само една жена може да извае до съвършенство.Абсолютно майсторство на които и Моцарт би се радвал. Благодарност за тази естествена красота на изпълнението, която ни е предоставена така непосредствено.....Великолепно!

[@Beauty-ln5zj]

Excellent control and tone !!! I love the clarinet!!! ❤️❤️

[@honestlyally]

I absolutely adore how this was performed close to when I was born and now I play clarinet and love it!

[@antoniomaurogiovanni1276]

Lo spirito di Mozart si diffonde sulla terra e dopo 250 anni ne raccogliamo gli influssi benefici.Che musica sublime.

[@sgcar001]

Bravo, Bravo!!! A flawless performance. Wonderful intonation with the orchestra and note-perfect. The nuance with dynamic phrasing is something to hear. How wonderful is the Basset Horn in this performance, with all of those wonderful low notes below the normal (written) Eb of the Soprano Clarinet. Listening to a performance of this standard simply brings the music of Mozart alive with a beating heart into the Twenty-First Century. Bravo, to Sharon Kam, but also to Maestro Manfred Honeck and the wonderful musicians of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra. How privileged was the audience at this performance.

[@bessoukamenoi841]

マリヤカラス

[@gabrielladamore8231]

sublime interpretazione ,non ho mai visto o riscontrata tanta bravura nell'esecuzione ed al tempo stesso una padronanza tecnica nell'esecuzione fedele e libera da schemi accademici

[@jofourm]

Nino Trevisan n

[@user-dl5kp9iw3d]

The spirit of Mozart's music will live on forever never to die in the hearts of Mozart lovers ❤

[@MsOhaganmusic]

What a wonderful performance!!!!

[@矢野幸次郎-s2f]

え年年年年年♪「まわをたなわ？ゆKim O'Hagan

[@jeremihramsey5935]

Kim O'Hagan isintoandiyi

[@eddiesimba2106]

Sharon Kam's musicality and technique are so magical that every time I hear this concerto it makes my day better.

[@mmartinsrj]

She plays so tastefully! A great performance!

[@dsw20090326]

Only Morazt can compose such marvellous music!!!

[@gabriellecohen4536]

This is amazing, I love the basset, it sounds gorgeous.

[@jeremyyun1550]

This one's the best version of the concerto I've found

[@richardgadol9364]

Sharon Kam is incredible!

[@LouielamsonTranNguyen]

Apparently, Mozart Music is no borderline and divided between humanity with the difference society in the worldwide today. Meanwhile, Mozart music also traversing throughout the world to preformances, transfer into the language communications and joining together for love, for hope and for peaceful solutions... Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "Composer Born to write" and his music. Mozart is one of distinguished composer, music writing he has contributed to humanity, regarding changing society and the human nature, in the past three centuries. Consequently, the culture of Mozart music never old and never die. Fortunately, his devoted to music 'born to write', he legacy and destiny leaves behind benefits for generations, throughout the worldwide years to come. Thanks for sharing beautiful performance video.

[@user-sd830]

昔むかし大好きだった奏者の音色を思い出しました。力強く、繊細な響き。孤独の中で、天空の絶対神へあこがれや癒しを求めた音楽の再現に感謝します。

[@francoisguillemot9262]

Quelle superbe interprétation ! L’artiste n’est pas seulement clarinettiste, elle est devenue la clarinette, elle-même, chant de Mozart, tant elle incarne cette musique sublime. L’orchestre et son chef sont également magnifiques. Dans ce monde si violent parfois, quelle respiration ! Bravo !!!

[@fr0zenstrider]

Watching this made me pumped up to be a better clarinetist and musician!!!!!!!!

[@hassanshayegannik155]

The greatest Mozart will be proud of this magnificent performance. Thanks.

[@gabireid5570]

It's so weird ever since I started playing the clarinet I've found a new appreciation for musicians.

[@herbertbibort5228]

Gemütlich sitzen, Augen zu und konzentriert zuhören-phantastisch !!!!

[@oooohuhu]

I honestly love the way she moves. It shows how much she is getting into the music, emotionally. Surprised anyone would hate it.

[@chrisretusn]

I am very glad this showed up today on KZbin. This brings back awesome memories. I played this in high school. Earned me a scholarship to a music school. Decided on another path. No longer play clarinet. The second movement is the hardest to play.

[@omgaddi5988]

oh my gosh that was the most beautiful performance I've ever seen I'm a clarinet player and that blew my mind the world would just not be the world without music👏

[@starlight._.breaks]

I know! I used to play in my middle school concert band, and I loved the instrument! I had to quit however, because the cost of staying was far too great for my dad to pay

[@WitoldBanasik]

Amazing clarinet concert. Thank you Sharon !!!! However, to me the human voice still remains the most marvelous instrument. I think this way...and so did Frederic Chopin- greatest piano composer of all times. By the way Mozart was Chopin's favourite composer. The famous Requiem by Mozart was performed during Chopin's funeral on Frederic's request.

[@jaylindsay3124]

The quality of her sound is superb. Her control is superb. I listen to this concerto with her playing often.

[@vincenzodortenzio9088]

Un'esecuzione magnifica, impeccabile, grandiosa. Grazie.

[@MultiVeldmuis]

É vero.

[@ninonduwattez8831]

Tom Hendrix

[@jaromirjirsak961]

U takové hudbě je relax,díky Wolfy a díky Sharon

[@TheRjjrjjr]

I would LOVE to attend a concert in a hall as beautiful as that, just once in my life! The entire experience of hearing this orchestra in this hall would be unforgettable. I am probably too old to start dreaming about this now. . .

[@rogeliogamboa7644]

this is simply beautiful music to the ears - never mind if she moves - just listen - Mozart is supreme when it comes to clarinet concertos - an instrument they say he didn't care for !

[@claudemichel5917]

Sublime ! Enfin une bonne prise de son ,ce qui est très rare sur KZbin.La vidéo est de bonne qualité.Quant au concerto de Mozart, il est,pour moi, l'un des plus émouvants de l'histoire de la musique.La soliste Sharon Kam est très belle et très émouvante.

[@rickw1954]

One of these days I would love to visit the Estates Theatre in Prague. Breathtakingly beautiful!

[@umpire4900]

One of my favorite works. Mozart was truly touched by God.

[@annedwyer797]

Or maybe it was his own phenomenal genius...I always marvel that SO MUCH beautiful music could be in one guy's head (and in such a short life)

[@jacquesboschung5641]

Mozart a triché sur celui là cet un ange qui lui a dicté les notes

[@pairitaintamong8092]

Never watch or listen Mozart for 25 years old. it's the first time and it's so amazing. POWERFUL

[@tubtubtub5594]

She plays beautifully, one of my top clarinetists indeed.

[@barbarariordan1090]

Was breath taking. Brings back Memories of my dear Dad. He was in a Vice Regal Band in 1930's.. also British Army 19-14 -18 War.

[@lautrey6531]

Sharon Kam is so absorbed by the music, it is a real pleasure to see her performing. Bravo to her, Manfred Honeck and the magnificent orchestra for this immortal music piece by Mozart.

[@RachelRM]

Wow, such beautiful tone! One of my favorite recordings of this piece. Now, if only I could get my hands on a basset clarinet!

[@SoniaJbrt]

The most beautiful clarinet performance. Gives me a longing to buy myself a alt clarinet and start playing again. I had alt clarinet lessons in High School, I played with the same passion.

[@TARmedia]

I used to play clarinet in middle school, and this makes me wish I had continued. I wish I had. I think I will.

[@naomiwatson2223]

Do itt!!!

[@starlight._.breaks]

Same here. I used to play, but eventually I saw the price of it all, and had to let my passion go

[@MrAdawkins]

as a young fella 30 years ago we used to perform this in High School ....now that I am older I appreciate even more. In fact I now think this is Mozart's best concerto ever for clarinet . Fabulous !!

[@joanmartinuzzi9858]

beautiful, musical sounds and wonderful phrasing! as good as Martin frost, different interpretation.

[@annaskindzier2371]

Sharon Ty jesteś jak aniol, któremu dano kl;arnet, aby uczynil nasze życie lepszym, glębszym dardziej zrozumialym. Dziękuję Bogu vza Ciebie Sharon

[@indigojax7853]

Stunning. Even more amazing when you consider Mozart pretty much introduced clarinets to the world. I think I'm Mozart binging again.

[@d.schoepflin2247]

Beautiful performance Sharon and The Czech Philharmonic Orchestra! Thank you for sharing this on KZbin with I and your other classical music fans worldwide here on KZbin! Thank You, Dan

[@SweetSpringFarmer1222]

Entrancing...Magnificent!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

After listening to her incomparable and breathtaking performance , I might have a dream It's a dream of Mozart walking in the crowds of Wien , talking to his father , I am a dreamer who believes in reincarnation and the immortality of the soul I was certainly seeing Mozart in the crowds of Wien That dream is the ultimate in bliss for me that deeply love and respect and long for Mozart From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

[@pepeelsordo]

One of the most interesting versions of this concert I have ever heard. Fantastic!!!!!!!!!

[@VeroniqueCG]

This woman gives a most beautiful rendition of this piece. Julian Bliss is another excellent exponent of the classical clarinet and I love listening to him. But Sharon Kam has captured my heart. She plays so wonderfully well and enriches my appreciation of the Adagio, particularly. I am transported. :)

[@roystewart663]

This absolutly magnificent composition is marvellously performed by the artist supported by a great orchestra. Really worthwhile to watch and listen to this video performance.The genius of W.A. Mozart

[@MrMamilitas]

Ms. Kam is actually playing a basset clarinet. Musicologists debate that this concerto was written for a basset clarinet for his friend Anton Stadler, a basset horn virtuoso. Some argue Mozart was convinced to use a clarinet, but since some of the notes are beyond the range of a clarinet in A, a basset clarinet was used instead. Now a days, K-622 is performed for basset clarinet.

[@ThePobb111]

So you've used Bassett Horn and Bassett Clarinet interchangably when they're two different instruments. Basset Clarinet is in A and shaped like Soprano Clarinets where as Bassett Horn is in F and shaped like a modern Alto Clarinet in Eb.

[@alexandralandrau8069]

Meeeeee to bitch

[@arramirezUALR]

As Bryce put it... this is still an A Clarinet or the Bassett clarinet and NOT a Bassett horn keyed in F

[@francescdalmausalgas3638]

Tan solo dos palabras para expresar mi admiración total por el Genio de los genios, W.A.Mozart, una composición penetrante al corazón, que te hace sentir y te hace soñar, al final vuelves a vivir y puedes comenzar un nuevo día, sin pensar en el pasado más gris. W.A.Mozart te hace amar. GRACIAS AMIGO y HASTA PRONTO.

[@iwasagasman]

I just loved her control of the low register notes in the beautiful second movement.

[@salvamanu727]

Sharon Kam solista del clarinete < a mi me encanta el piano , pero un hurra a este virtuoso instrumento de la mano de Sharon Kam, que siendo la primera vez que la veo y me he sentido feliz. Gracias

[@amirherzberg5292]

what wonderful, inspiring music and performance; Sharon Kam is wonderful and also a honor to Israel.

[@jean-pierreberenger832]

merci pour ce merveilleux concert

[@pilarizquierdo3542]

Indudablemente, Sharon, eres un fenómeno. Maravillosa ejecución de la clarinetista, quedé fascinada de su estilo limpio y bello. Gracias. 💐❤🙏🎶

[@edeugan]

Encore un moment de pur bonheur que nous donne Wolgang Amadeus avec l'interprétation de Sharon Kam et sa clarinette ! Bravo et Merçi !

[@Overwatch_Transhuman_Arm]

Salutt

[@eccentricweirdootaku]

Kam's intensely elegant and emotional playing inspires me so much as a clarinet player. As a junior in high school, I'm hoping to major as an orchestral musician one day, and clarinetists such as her and Sabine Meyer keep me pushing forward in my practicing and playing.

[@jennyconnors8860]

+Michael Taylor Listen also to Shirley Brill!

[@justinphillips6930]

+Michael Taylor you suck. you need to double on an A clarinet dumbass.

[@eccentricweirdootaku]

Justin Phillips k first of all what in the world does that mean second i play Bb and third i didn't say anything about myself why are you saying i suck

[@eccentricweirdootaku]

Jenny Connors Thanks for the recommendation!

[@justinphillips6930]

Michael Taylor if you wanna play for an orchestra you need to double on A clarinet. Im also better than you at the clarinet so yeah

[@hanyhosni2793]

The best concerto for clarinet

[@vincenthumphreys6053]

Fantastish as. Sir. George. Solti. Would say Jack Bruner. Was pretty good too

[@이재숙-r4f]

클라리넷참 아름다운 음악을 웅장하고 감동을 주네요 아렇게 훌륭한음악을 모짜르트에게 감사함을 올리고 연주하시는 오케스트라의 힘에ㅡ 찬사를 아끼지않는다 하늘로부터 내려 온것같다 행복합니다

[@tylerv1221]

She has this memorized. Incredible performance

[@carlosaparecidodasilva690]

Obrigado por esse momento maravilhoso.

[@sofiaherrera3648]

Sharon Kam you’re so cool. I have a clarinet music playlist and your Mozart concerto is my favorite. It would such a grand honor and awesome experience to meet you one day.

[@mizofan]

my mum's favourite music. she was gentle, kind and patient, she was like the adagio

[@annedwyer797]

I've always thought the 2nd movement is one of the most beautiful pieces of classical music in existence.

[@horaciogilardi9776]

Un clarinete realmente maravilloso !!! Bravo !!!

[@madraven07]

So many lovely nuances and personal touches that enhance this performance.

[@Sabine919]

Fantastic performance! This is one of the very best in the world! :) :) .)

[@patrickjacquiot9073]

Le bonheur absolu ! Quelle merveilleuse clarinettiste ! Elle "vit" littéralement cette œuvre somptueuse de Mozart, homme dont je persiste à penser qu'il avait quelque chose de quasiment divin. Je vibre encore de plaisir.

[@samuelborquez6434]

Muchos comentan que se mueve excesivamente .....esto ayuda a interpretar el clarinete forma parte del cuerpo cada ejecución cadencia , estacato regulador simplemente maravilloso si se fijan los músicos también interpretan moviéndose en su asiento viva Mozart y el clarinete ...maravilloso sharom