PAVEL VRANICKÝ (PAUL WRANITZKY) - SYMFONIE OP.33, Č.3

[@diychannel1153]

Wonderful music! A neglected genius

[@peterfaust5634]

What a devine composer! Unbelieveable creativity. How poor is the "music" of our so-call "contemporary" composers nowadays......

[@GIROSSINI58]

soldatino dell' amore ❤

[@utvpoop]

17:10 "Ach, du lieber Augustin"

[@johnlawrence2757]

Mr. Bangelstein’s fate ?

[@brianknapp8645]

Thanks for sharing this fine symphony of Vranicky. As far as I know this symphony has not been recorded on CD. Is this a premier of a symphony that has not been performed since the composer's death?

[@wranitzky8237]

It is a premier on youtube ;-) I supplied the score...

[@johnlawrence2757]

I have never understood why music like this has been designated "romantic" which seems to me to be a term encompassing superficiality, fantasy and physicality whereas music like this transcends the physical and functions as music should - a link between man and God

[@ernshaw78]

Where is this ensemble? I would be interested in playing with the ensemble or coming to reinforce violin 1/2 what ever needs reinforced.

[@paoloperrelli3226]

Ho comprato tutto quello che è disponibile dei fratelli Vranicky, e è una VERGOGNA che simili compositori, all'altezza del coevo Mozart, siano praticamente sconosciuti!!

[@Pietro93]

Deel 2:’Oh,kom er eens kijken wat er in mijn schoentje ligt’

[@settecentista8469]

Originally "Freut euch des Lebens," a "Gesellschaftslied" first published in Zurich in 1793, and very popular in the 1790s and early nineteenth century; see Max Friedlaender, "Das deutsche Lied im 18. Jahrhundert" (on Google Books), p. 373 ff. I wonder if Wranitzky used existing popular tunes also in movements 1 and 4...