Mozart - Sinfonia Concertante KV 297b | Munich Philharmonic, cond. Patrick Hahn

[@prabhudhasivanson7110]

Beautiful performance

[@jayakumarkaarikuzhy4713]

I don't know what kind of magic it is : whenever my mind is heavy a beautiful piece of music appears on the screen of my phone challenging me to enjoy another musical experience! Today it was the tum of these wonderful pieces of music of my favourite composer. I doubt whether our beautiful world has enough music to allocate one each to all whenever their minds are hurt. Anyway I was fortunate in this respect. Gracias

[@derkwissink1286]

A wonderful feeling of content and all is well ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤. ❤

[@paulstaicu3898]

..mais quelle belle, délicate, hautement professionnelle, interprétation ! Tant les SOLOISTES, le chef que l'orchestre ! BRAVO !!! Félicitations de tout cœur à tous !

[@migueljoaoborro2246]

Sensibilidade abraçando-se carinhosamente! Só Mozart mesmo! 😇😇

[@sandygardiner6433]

Enjoyed this orchestra Wonderful ❤️🙏😽

[@ericastier1646]

I am teary and blowing my nose with a roll of paper all while listening. Am i too sensible ? It's beautiful.

[@richardzimmermann9372]

Best moment at 15:05.

[@kwastormayt]

eyy this is much better.. but 16 subscribers is very small number.. played perfect

[@ericastier1646]

Blessed be the anonymous person in history who made this copy of this work by Mozart without whom we would never have had this composition today. It most certainly was Joseph Legros a French singer and composer of the 18th century who in 1777 directed the "concert Spirituel" where he promoted the music of Mozart and commissioned this very work K 297. Incredibly the work was displaced from the concert program by a piece by for same instrumentation by Giuseppe Cambini at the last minute and never played and from this point the original Mozart work became lost. This quasi certainly means that what we have today is the copy that Legros had made. Why was Cambini favored ? is probably political maneuver and political influence which Mozart did not have. I cannot imagine how sad it would be if this work had been lost entirely.

[@kwastormayt]

I was going to say something to Mozart.. but after hearing this changed my mind

[@migueljoaoborro2246]

Mozart é uma carícia de Deus!

[@papagen00]

oboe must be hard to play, you can tell on her face.