Mozart / Serenade for Winds in C minor, K. 388 (Paavo Järvi)

[@lizmorrison5328]

I listen to Mozart everyday to combat all the negativity and stress in the world right now. His music uplifts my spirits as no other composer can compare!!

[@pamelafrancis4476]

I agree wholeheartedly! And the violin and piano sonatas (Grumiaux & Haskil), in fact everything he has written is a divine gift to help us on this difficult journey. And that was by design just as Bach brought us heavenly music.

[@missionic7673]

When I was a teenager, I played the basson and I have played this piece with some other pupils from my school. It was fun and so beautiful.

[@arnoldvdwaals]

The great Mozart how very good he is in writing for windinstruments

[@W0lfman0]

I am so grateful to hear this today because I am having such a bad day. This music is like balm to my soul. And I like this so much better than the string version.Thank God for Mozart.

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[@rodneyty4361]

@Lochlan Nelson You are welcome =)

[@alger3041]

I agree that it works better for winds. As a side note there is a "compromise" version, an arrangement by Heinz Holliger, for oboe and string quartet. The Beethoven Octet for winds is also vastly superior to the string quintet version, compositionally as well. There is also a setting of the string quintet version rearranged for winds, but the original Op. 103 is still the best.

[@georgeblackburn7592]

The simple melody that starts at 1.00 is from heaven.

[@roberthill1166]

George Blackburn Heaven? Pah! Better than that; it’s from Mozart.

[@henriettebotvay541]

Always wonderful Mozart. Thank you.

[@MrSuperflute]

Preach it.

[@harryandruschak2843]

Perfect going-to-bed music. It is now 10:25 PM where I live, After this, how can one not sleep peacefully?

[@genericuser1576]

Uno delle migliori opere strumentali di Mozart e di sempre, sicuramente la migliore per solo fiati!

[@aaeghjk94]

I like this better than the string one, because of richer expressions by woodwinds.

[@IrizarryBrandon]

Masao Aiga Amen. I marvel at how the woodwinds on the one hand impart a flighty, ethereal nature to the work, yet the music can sustain itself without the aid of steely, imposing string timbres that give that shock-and-awe effect to, say, a symphony. Also, gotta love the sonata recapitulation of the first movement. :)

[@jorgeaguirre7260]

Breathtaking....and that second movement...no words

[@Damukra]

very powerfull

[@rossini9mozart10]

This beautiful menuetto in cannone ! :0

[@gerardbegni2806]

This serenade has a dramatic tone which is even more obvious in its transcripion for string quintet. This is always linked to C minor in Mozart's works. Excellent rendition.

[@gerardbegni2806]

@Flerèrhjan KrinegeerYou are erfectly right. Mozart uses these tones on purpose: for him, G, D (do not forget the concerto K. 466) and C express tragedy under different aspects.

[@gerardbegni2806]

@Flerèrhjan Krinegeer Dear friend, I do not agree with you. Of course, some ""tragic" pieces by Mozart (we should better define what we mean by that word). are in other keys (namely the Adagio for piano in H minor). But most of the prominent Mozartian critics underline the special meaning of these tonalities in Mozart's works. Read for instance the very subtle analysis of J.F. Hocquart. In addition, do not forget the the keys with three deisis or bémols have a masonic meaning for Mozart, which was led to revisit for instance the meaning of C minor, for instance in ther Funeral masonic Ode and above all the dark and contrapunctical choral of armoured men in the Magic flute just before the apotheosis in E flat a major. I so not agree with you on the meaning of the medium movement of the A major concerto. This work has a typical meaning, and the slow movement is rather melancholic by contrast to the very "positive" meaning of the outer movements, which has alo so a precise masonic meaning (many new and interesting books were recently written about the masonic music of Mozart. In the first sequence of this slow movement, note the cadenza in F# minor. It includes a "neapolitan sixth" ( a minor sith over the subdominant as bass, wf hich is typical from a plagal-type harmonic movement), a quite classical harmony which is generally .used in melancholic baroque, classical and romantic movements, but not in tragic ones, which prefer using a diminished seventh.

[@collinpetry1161]

I was given the bassoon part at 24:50 for a college audition piece. It's great to listen (as it this whole thing) but trying to play it is painful.

[@arnoldvdwaals]

Fantastic piece well played!

[@bedenerexhepaj293]

So beautiful!! Thank you!!

[@aricreepowitz9273]

As austria and germany change I hope they leave a little plaque so we know that this sort of excellent art once came from this area regularly.

[@gerardbegni2806]

This piece is vest known by the adaptation that Mozart made for string quintet. But it is so veautiful with wind octet !

[@1janak362]

Absolutely captivating. What else can be said about it?

[@AntonioUras]

The theme of the last movement seems to anticipate the Rondo of the 3rd Piano concerto by Beethoven...

[@jorgeaguirre7260]

Looking for similarities, for me is very alike the third movement of the piano Concerto Nº 24 in the same key.

[@SAPBM]

... and final of string quartet op.18 n°4...

[@alexmauger4533]

I agree!

[@psalm2764]

Beethoven stole Mozart´s works. If it weren't for Mozart, Beethoven would not exist.

[@NGHPassageira]

So beautiful!!! Thank you!!!!!!!

[@jonathaneffemey4892]

Thanks so much for posting.

[@WilfriedBerk]

Superb !

[@proarte4081]

only one word: Mozart

[@theunquenchable7126]

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[@markodochartaigh4097]

"Nihil infinitum est", except the beauty of Mozart's genius.

[@psalm2764]

Mozart was an Angel.

[@TheFunkyKingston]

Divine music!!!!

[@moussetache1815]

Wonderful.

[@tetsuokuroiwa]

Thank you very much. I share.

[@wakinguponjupiter7505]

This is soo good! Thanks

[@klangschatten5610]

Sublime!

[@martinadvorakova8278]

I think, that this serenade was written for prince Alois von Liechtenstein.... Isn´t it?

[@villewintermaul1907]

Absolutely it was

[@g.j.vrijmoeth8586]

Andante is Heavenly

[@roycezaro1998]

Dank!

[@auvillars]

[@renatomontrucchio3024]

venite a Torino alla maratona Mozart oggi sentirete questa delizia in uno scenario di eccezione

[@birdman1741]

So, when Mozart transcribed this into a string piece, what is the name of said piece?

[@gardnersmith3580]

Quintet No. 2 in C minor (1787). For viola and strings, K406

[@c.g.marseille4510]

and this is possible with windinstruments ! !

[@emilianoturazzi]

and why not? :)

[@jorgelopez-pr6dr]

Great music, but what Seneca or Stoicism has to do with it?

[@antonsanmartinperez-lafuen112]

18:29

[@HelenaWilliams8696]

SUBLIME...

[@armeldarboux995]

God exists

[@roberthill1166]

Armel Darboux Mozart existed. That’s all this music proves, which should be enough. Why insult his achievement by attributing it to your god?

[@pseunition6038]

@@roberthill1166 How to find you in the comment section: Under any comment with the slightest reference to a deity. But ay, you have great taste regardless

[@marioneira777]

@@roberthill1166 im sorry but thats not an insult but a compliment. the mere fact that Mozart, a human being, existed and composed these beautiful works is more than enough proof that there is a CREATOR who not only created Mozart, but everything (the whole universe).

[@kaykysilva5727]

quem é na foto?

[@wigwagstudios2474]

what part is meet the orchestra

[@Koala18849]

20:27

[@wigwagstudios2474]

Oh fuck you’re right little bear snsnsnsbbs

[@savelieffarnaud3170]

pointless to compose for winds after what Mozart achieved in all his mesmerising works....

[@jackdiddlysquat1402]

By containing 2 "horns", is it referring to basset horns?

[@nillejoslin]

No, regular French horns.

[@johnkiunke5617]

+Nelson ThePrimate Actually they were natural horns, french horns came later.

[@nillejoslin]

John Kiunke OK!

[@WilfriedBerk]

+Jackdiddlysquat Basset horns are included in Mozart's Serenade No. 10 for 13 Winds in B-flat major, K 361/370a "Gran Partita" (1781-82)

[@alanjohnson2662]

+John Kiunke What you hear in the recording are modern, valved French horns, that did not exist in Mozart's time. So, yes, in Mozart's time valveless horns, natural horns, were used.

[@antonsanmartinperez-lafuen112]

17:52

[@antonsanmartinperez-lafuen112]

18.29

[@dreamer1342]

tu profites bien dans ta petite école, prof.

[@dubbelhenke854]

Mozart is always Mozart - the greatest musical genius of them all IMO - but compared to k 320, 375 and above all 361, this feels a little less inspired.....

[@arminhennig1795]

k 361 is my favourite Serenade, I prefer the string-quintett-version of k 388 especially with Orlando quartett.

[@villiestephanov984]

😘😍💋💝

[@dreamer1342]

sans ton Hollande, tu feras quoi Olivia Jehan ?

[@dreamer1342]

des petites histoires, prof blanche ?

[@dreamer1342]

pourquoi vous les blancs vous vous moquez de ceux qui font des études ?

[@dreamer1342]

t'en est encore à défendre ton territoire, olivia jehan ? quand je dis ça, la prof me vérifie, pour voir si j'ai le niveau d'un blanc pour dire ça.

[@metodoinstinto]

Crap of music. The quintet version is even worse.

[@vigokovacic3488]

Wow seriously?

[@arminhennig1795]

depends on who is playing, the quintett version with Orlando quartett is far superior to Julliard String-Quartett and I love the JSQ attended their concerts on several occasions.

[@roberthill1166]

Odisseu de Ítaca Blow me.

[@antonsanmartinperez-lafuen112]

17:53