Mozart: Trio for Clarinet, Viola and Piano, K.498 - Portal, Pasquier, Pennetier

[@chicolopes938]

A mix of discreet joy and deep melancholy. Mozart is a miracle. Renewed everytime we hear him.

[@bigstroker1300]

"discreet joy and deep melancholy"

[@carmensarasate]

Wer immer der Klarinettist ist,- einen solch tollen Einstieg in den ersten Ton hört man selten, Bravo !!!

[@bartcolen]

Ich habe mir genau das Gleiche gedacht.

[@ryans930]

I. Andante (6/8) 0:00 II. Menuetto (3/4) 6:38 III. Rondo: Allegretto (2/2) 12:25

[@gerardbegni2806]

What a precious alliance of tones ! The very warm tone of the clrainet is enhanced by the veiled tone of the viola and the percussive tone of the pinaoforte. This is indeed an awesome music. Schumann, Reinecke and Bruck will use the same distribution in very beautiful works.

[@johnyringo6890]

I have listened to not just thousands, but hundreds of thousands of different works, variations, perfomances, concerts, recordings, interpretations, translations, all of different arists, from 'the 3 great B's' (Bach, Beethoven, Brahms) to Haydn, Schumann, Schubert, Tchaikovsky, as well as 20th century works, to Hans Zimmer & John Williams, just to name a few, my list od incredibly great & inspiring, nothing short of miraculous composers that could each individually alone take an entire lifetime to get your head around. But when it comes to Mozart, to each & every single work of his I have come across, from when he first started writing music as a child to when he was at the top of his form to the day he died, it is beyond miraculous & surpasses every known piece of music or sound that ever existed in the entire history of the planet, anything & everything from ine of his little sonatas to concertos to symphonies to operas, all of it, each & every single one, surpasses everything.

[@emilianoturazzi]

+Johny Ringo this is idolatry. Mozart was surely a genius but some work of his (including this one - that I love) are weaker than other and sometimes are weak at all (his juvenilia are interesting only because written by him - as piece of music most of them are quite poor) - and there are musicians standing with him: Monteverdi, Machaut, Beethoven, Bach, maybe Strawinskij (honestly talking I think that Monteverdi, Machault and Beethoven are probably prior to him - but this is obviously questionable) to mention only western composers... Mozart was a genius, but such a thing as "the greatest musician ever existed in the history of the planet" doesn't exist. Only God is one and only one - and I'm an atheist :)

[@emilianoturazzi]

"You bring up the subject of juvenalia as though Mozart was the only composer from your list to have composed pieces that aren't as great as his other masterworks, but that can virtually be said about any great composer" I didn't say that. I was answering to someone tha says that Mozart wrote only masterpieces :) I'm saying he didn't. I can't answer to your first questione because it needed too much space and I had to express myself in a language that isn't mine - but try to compare this trio to clarinet quintet: would you say that they are on the same level? I didn't - I would add that the main theme of the third movement has no interest, being nothing more than a scale and Mozart seldom used such uncovered structural matter as main idea - then he uses it very well, of course. Beethoven, Machault and Monteverdi were visionaryies whose invention went out from the boundarys of their musical context, Mozart imagination was more inside that boundaryes - it is only incomparable better than others. I wish I was at least comprehensible even if the question is very much complex and difficult to be discussed here. And obviously is a point of view not "truth" - a lot of people don't agrre with me :)

[@emilianoturazzi]

I have to apologize: I used prior in a wrong way - it's a false friend with italian - I didn't want to say "superior" that's probably the most similar word I can find now. I don't think they are "superior" to Mozart, but that their work is more surprising and maybe "powerful"... I'm sorry - it's difficult to express such subtle things in another language.

[@emilianoturazzi]

***** I think I never said something different :) I probably expressed myself badly. Mine was a sort of joke: "only god is one and only one, but I'm an atheist thus meaning that no one has that property" I wish this is clearer. I'm expressing in a language that isn' mine and I could easily be inappropriate

[@fernandobe3112]

Qué graciosa afirmación :-) No puede existir una cima absoluta en el arte, o en la ciencia, ¡creer eso sería idolatría! Los genios tienen siempre la misma valía y capacidad, debemos imaginarlos como las cariátides de Atenas, todas de igual estatura.

[@remixuereb]

J'apprécie beaucoup évidement ce dialogue extrêmement bien réparti des pupitres entre alto clarinette et alto , si bien que l'espace sonore semble se démultiplier grâce au sautillé ou piqué et à ces interventions du menuetto où chaque intervention de l'alto , de la clarinette et du piano semble un nouveau départ , tous semblent prendre un départ les uns après les autres et cela procure un effet de renouveau sans fin , telle une source de jouvence . Extraordinaire musicien pour d'excellents interprètes qui donnent aux notes savamment organisées tout leur relief , sans précipitation inutile pour Mozart .

[@jeandavid222]

Magnifique. Quelle élégance et quels beaux tempi. Référence absolue.

[@Pierinopasquotti]

Mozart é la Musica scesa sulla Terra da una dimensione angelica. Quello che dà Mozart all'umanità supera l'amore di un milione di mamme.

[@DiasQQ]

Гениальный композитор а его музыка до того завораживает просто космическая музыка

[@28460]

A veces pienso que Mozart no era humano y como él tantos otros músicos. Sublimes. Thank you.

[@FranckSonata]

This is a really great recording of the Kegelstatt. Well worth getting the CD.

[@florencitacaldasrobayo7832]

Hermosa, gracias por compartirla, saludos cordiales desde Bogotá Colombia 💛💙❤️

[@taikidesign6342]

It is so beautiful, profound and yet not heavy, I can listen to it over and over and over again.

[@nateetan1000]

this work is extraordinary. love clarinet.

[@vonditters856]

Here's how the discussion starts... Piano+viola: "Isn't this an interesting idea?" Piano: "Yes but also think this" Piano+viola: "But ours is still a good idea" Piano: "And mine as well" Clarinet: "If I may, I have a whole other thought, allow me to explain..."

[@vonditters856]

Then the piano goes "Ok let me see if I got that straight"

[@heioonanna]

Oh how I love to analyse pieces 😍 it's so fun! And I find your analyses accurate ;)

[@MrMamilitas]

I agree 100% Mozart's music is evangelical and sublime.

[@jodi183]

I was studying a section of this piece for a music composition class. Oh we are blessed to be able to hear such wonderful music in our lifetime!

[@JorgeSilva-oi7jj]

ABENÇOADO SEJA O PLANETA TERRA QUE ALÉM DO PÃO NOSSO DE CADA DIA, PARA ALIMENTAR O CORPO QUE MORRE, NOS DEU GRANDES GÊNIOS DA MÚSICA, COMO ESTE QUE AGORA OUÇO, COM SUAS MUSICAS IMORTAIS, VERDADEIRO PÃO PARA NOSSAS ALMAS, DURANTE A NOSSA PEREGRINAÇÃO NESTA TERRA DE ALEGRIAS E SOFRIMENTOS!!!

[@micatron99]

This piece of music is sublime. Thank you Mozart.

[@psdrmn]

this is a very beautiful piece of Mozart

[@koreakko]

gracias por poner este tesoro de musica

[@Barbapippo]

Wonderful piece, chamber music at its best.

[@elvergonzales9850]

Very Beautiful.

[@NiPaVou]

Sublime!

[@chaswindows7]

To David: I love your honesty. Keep calm and use Logic. Yes, I agree, my logic explains to me why this music can come only from a source bigger than mankind. Yep, mankind can make this music, but from where does the emotion come? Love.

[@SuperMelvyn]

A very lovely performance of a work I have known to sound dull. Impossible to believe when played like this.

[@luz6128]

Gracias, Dios, por esta belleza de música. ¡Sublime!

[@sofiiii95]

bellissimo questo brano..toccante e coinvolgente:) non vedo l'ora di suonarlo l'anno prossimo!

[@klangschatten5610]

Pure beauty. Today it is 265 anniversary of his birth.

[@brianknapp8645]

Sublime. I have nothing more to say.

[@PaleolithicMind]

"Without music, life would be a mistake." ^^

[@jorgeaguirre7260]

Legend has, that this beautiful piece of work was conceived while Mozart was bowling. The piece is even called sometimes the "Bowling" Trio. Absolute beauty, of craftmanship, and the highest art....inspired while bowling. MOZART! More on this piece: www.allmusic.com/composition/mc0002367772

[@miguelangelortiz9050]

I have played it and its just amazing...

[@wftjet]

This is a piece Mozart wrote for two of his friends, one a pianist the other a clarinettist and the viola part for himself to play.

[@eduardomiotto]

Masterpiece! Soylent green Is people!

[@gaboelexo]

10:04, 17:49 beautiful

[@flokurz]

en gran friedrich gulda sostenia que entre mozart y jesus habia algo en comun, y pienso que tenia mucha razon, es que ambos fueron base para que las historias tomaran otros rumbos creo que esta es una maravillosa expresion del mas grande genio esta obra es algo enorme, si enorme !!!!!!

[@giustofranco5949]

MERAVIGLIA-INCHINO AL GENIO MOZARTIANO/GIUSTO FRANCO MUSICISTA SAVONA I

[@bruce122046]

Ha Ha, there is one of the rondo episodes, I'll bet it is in A-Flat that reminds me of an old cat food commercial, Fancy Feast it was. Someone mentioned a connection between 1st mvt theme of this and beethoven 5th piano conceto. The figure with turn is similar to the Beethoven, but I suspect that the person has good pitch memory as they key is the same E-flat.

[@vladsvideos8805]

You are obviously well educated in the art of the languages of English and music

[@PaulosbenElohim]

Is Eine Kleine Nachtmusik 5th movement?

[@PercivalBlakeney]

Shame I can only give one like to this video. This is no performing chimpanzee... this IS the voice of God.

[@prabhudhasivanson7110]

Yes, the voice of God.

[@tedpiano]

sounds like beethoven Piano concerto no 5 mvt. 1!

[@erickverran653]

Where?

[@tedpiano]

The progression at the beginning!

[@erickverran653]

Teddy Chaffman Ah, I hear it now. Good ear!

[@JustPippaNY]

This is the music from Soylent Green, when Thorn and Sol have a delicious dinner of real lettuce, beef stew, whiskey, and apples.

[@barendschipper]

Dear glemoine14 , when was this recorded? Thank you for the upload...

[@theletterwynn]

That beginning sounds just like Beethoven's 5th piano concerto!

[@glemoine14]

@barendschipper In 1984 I guess.

[@darkdestiny3700]

Can anyone tell me any good viola songs because honestly I can find barley any..

[@xeno2849]

John Mark Woodworth David Aaron Carpenter has plenty of nice stuff for viola

[@bristollodekka5281]

Try the sinfonia concertante, K364

[@MozartianObsessor]

Without Mozart, music would be a mistake. :)

[@allicanseeissh1t118]

I Feel So Fabulous!

[@mushmax96]

No Words..

[@PatrickBrandily]

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