Mozart - Violin Sonata No. 32, B flat Major, K.454

[@marissacrespo8514]

My best friend told me this reminded her of us, she plays piano and I used to play violin. Now I really want to go back so that one day we can play this together, wish me luck:)

[@rexz3409]

One of the most beautiful slow movements in the violin sonata repertoire… just gorgeous.

[@lynktalz]

every mozart piece i hear is the most exquisite one i've ever heard until i hear the next one

[@rexz3409]

The transitional theme group at the recapitulation of the slow movement, 13:25 onward, always takes my breath away. Just the way the two instruments converse so tenderly and complete each other’s lines…

[@OmarFernandesAly]

One of the most beautiful Mozart’s pieces. Thank you a lot!

[@netmendo]

Composed for the superb violinist from Mântua Regina Strinasacchi. The first performance was in April 29 1784 and it is said that Mozart played the piano part from memory using a kind of shortened notation; the emperor Joseph II could hardly believe his eyes and ears.

[@shost85]

Wow It's a live recording😮

[@jbw53191]

I have performed this several times (piano) and it truly is a musical work of art. Definitely more challenging than any of the piano sonatas .

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Learning it now, and the 3rd movement is full of awkward sections! But I do enjoy the 1st movement

[@jesusmanriquezsantana1590]

@@TheFlamingPiano I love your videos ❤️🙂

[@jacquesvergne3965]

Gratitude et émerveillement

[@jesusmanriquezsantana1590]

The introduction of this piece is simply beautiful ❤️

[@danny_chestnut253]

this is beautiful. this is my all time favorite mozart violin sonata

[@danny_chestnut253]

@@AhimSaah i didnt ask or care.

[@danny_chestnut253]

@@AhimSaah i truly dont give a fuck and u should spend your time on better things than trying to correct people on a youtube comment section from a comment that is over 4 years old😂

[@joshgrumiaux6820]

@@AhimSaah Get over yourself. It's a violin sonata.

[@namn.2466]

I wonder what mila haas said?

[@gerardbegni2806]

This is one of the last Mozart's last violin-piano sonatas. These set of violin-piano sonatas is like a necklace of gems, but most music lovers know only two of them (when they know): the Bb major and the e minor. They have to discover all the necklace.

[@johnwasani8338]

Les quelles? Quelle interpénétration suggérez vous ?

[@Piflaser]

@@johnwasani8338 Interpenetration 😆 lol!

[@ladsteel7672]

Mozart,🇦🇹qui ha fatto un capolavoro Grande Genio 🇦🇹 Mozart,🇦🇹era e rimane il musicista, compositore, e scrittore di tutti i tempi inarrivabile unico un altro come lui non ci sarà più Number 1️⃣🇦🇹🎹🎶🎻🎵♥️🇦🇹

[@Piflaser]

Yes and Bach, Haendel, Beethoven, etc. too!

[@genericuser1576]

Magnifica, una delle composizioni di Mozart più belle della storia

[@kwastormayt]

beginning 10:52 he brings it to a goosebumps twist at about 11:50 and then tranquilizes

[@MrGer2295]

So Beautiful ! Thank you very much !

[@bvbwv3]

Ge-eeeezus! Bloody wonderful duo music-making. Living refinement....

[@mmbmbmbmb]

So VERY beautiful ! THANK you !

[@officy9609]

Never have I heard such an intricate for an open G as a third tension-releaser at 9:54. Incredible for one who would get intoxicated and party often, haha!

[@jackturner4295]

I first heard this sonata with an organ and a violin, which I still think is even more striking.

[@justinrubin2533]

Mozart played more at the organ than piano during his life (in concert anyway)!

[@erika6651]

Holy big boy chords in the intro. His violin sonatas are somehow beefier piano-wise than his piano sonatas.

[@marcelocid1975]

That's a very Beethoven-like Mozart...

[@daniluzzu]

Or rather the other way around. But yes, K.454 is the "Mozart Kreutzer".

[@nickyork8901]

The first Beethoven sonata in D major is in some ways very similar to this, in the first movement at least. Presumably he (the young Beethoven) knew it well.

[@AhimSaah]

Marcelo good observation! I think Mozart took more than his usual 15 minutes to write a sonata for piano with violin. LOL

[@TimondeNood]

What a gem! :)

[@Yu-up9tc]

Wonderful

[@Piflaser]

A pure ✨️ wonder.

[@vanessahawarden9028]

Thank you

[@humber70]

esta pieza es una maravilla diossss 11:50

[@fahlihamza7937]

Brett there

[@Colourfulcircles]

20:33

[@Fvlvidios]

It's perfect :))

[@connorfiddle]

Of course it is, it's Mozart. Try to find a flaw or imperfection in one of Mozart's compositions, I bet you won't be able to.

[@somso_ming]

7:35

[@gustavomiquelino7976]

Is there really a drum at 7:19?

[@_Athanos]

Someone in the audience fell or something

[@mithsaragame2536]

bravo

[@fordeian]

why three flats in the Andante's key signature? was this one of the conventions of the time (similar to the one flat sometimes seen in the period to designate G minor)?

[@videosdehistoriadelamusica4484]

Well... The andante is in Eb major, so three flats in the key signature are to be expected.

[@ParliamentGaming]

Fabulous

[@sofia-tw1er]

bellissimo davvero!!! solo una cosa: stonatura di un fa a minuti 6:30!!! però è davvero molto bello! complimenti al violinista! e anche al pianista!!!

[@proarte4081]

Stavano suonando in live.

[@dibaldgyfm9933]

Wondered about the sentence in the (very useful) description: [...] Mozart's own entries in his own thematic catalog, the 26 sonatas for violin and piano are listed as being for piano with the accompaniment of violin. I think the author means 36 sonatas. There are even more if one counts spurious works, but normally one counts 36. (And 26 is just a typoe I think.)

[@davidglukh6473]

Dude I really hope you meant 'typoe' ironically, and didn't mistake it for 'typo'! 😂😂

[@alternativepets2]

No kidding! ​@@davidglukh6473

[@JoC-br9vd]

10:52 11:36

[@mousehead2000]

6:33 was that what I think it was? 🤔 💭 🧐

[@coreylapinas1000]

What?

[@sonicthehotdog3574]

good

[@Colourfulcircles]

16:13

[@FatherofJulia]

Very good performance and very interesting description. Here is this sonata played 240 years after its creation: kzbin.info/www/bejne/amnLpqykequip80

[@alexj1161]

12:10 sounds like wagner

[@impCaesarAvg]

There's a commercial break before the end of the second movement.

[@bartjebartmans]

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[@coreylapinas1000]

Brave

[@somso_ming]

15:46