Mozart - Piano Concerto No. 23 in A major, K. 488 - Ingrid Haebler

[@adelheidgeist6206]

EIMMALIG, wieder die BESTE Interpretin aller Klavierwerke Mozarts zu GENIESSEN !!!

[@MalisandreFeline]

Quelle grâce !Quel toucher extraordinaire !Magnifique pianiste!

[@christopherkeller7734]

She plays with such exquisite sensitivity and feeling!

[@reader6690]

Its almost like, this concerto, as others do I suppose, provide a picture of life. First movement: the beginning of life: joyful, full of potential, so many exciting things to experience. The second part, tragedy strikes, and yet, even though tragedy is present there remains this sense of glorious hope. The third part, joy comes, the trials are over, its time to rejoice.

[@Hotspur77]

A brilliant reading by IH made all the better by a full complement of LSO players leaning into the music.

[@Rasplata5]

What an absolutely beautiful performance; outstanding, heartfelt.

[@santjoa7630]

The first recordings of the Piano Concertos of Mozart I heard were being played by Ingrid Haebler.

[@이지현-w4d5i]

이 연주 때문에 헤블러의 팬이 되었습니다.

[@thm4643]

That middle movement...you can't help but wonder what Mozart was thinking and feeling when he wrote it.

[@adelheidgeist6206]

Nach einem sizilianischem Tanz komponiert ..... Trauriges Träumen ? ?

[@salt-y1u]

잉그리드 헤블러 굿 피아니스트

[@johnsimms3957]

Ingrid Haebler can really play.

[@canman5060]

The finale is my concerto exam work.

[@calebhu6383]

2:07

[@MrInterestingthings]

The adagio is famous but please please hear Marianna Shirinyan in this music for a songful , quiet but communicative Mozart that seems to stand still in places where Haebler is grace ever moving forward . Famous names are not always best or most insightful and Haebler is my favorite Mozart player above Uchida,Pires,Perahia,Lily and so many others .Haebler adds some passages wonderfully 15:04,15:13 .,16:47. Is there any aria in a Mozart aria as songful as the Adagio ?

[@ronh3935]

Thank you for the tip Marianna Shirinyan ! Had never heard her before, yes, great performance. Maybe I can give you a tip in return: its a very different Mozart: Jos van Immerseel - he recorded all Mozart concertos.

[@OuaghlaniAlaa]

If the classical music was a human being