Joan Baptista Pla (1720-1773) & Josep Pla i Agustí (c.1728-1762) - Concert per a dos oboès (c.1754)

[@pierre-louislaunay3099]

Muchísimas gracias por hacer conocer esté talentoso compositor Catalán. Gracias a usted ya son varios que he podido descubrir. Le agradezco.

[@richardcastromartinez4329]

Muy poco o nada sabía de compositores españoles de este periodo, salvo Martín y Soler. Gracias por tan magnífico trabajo.

[@gabrielcarrizosa9122]

Hermoso concierto de los hermanos Pla. Otra obra maestra de la cantera musical de PAU NG - Gracias

[@GuglSix]

It is excellent!! Thank you!!

[@日下部宗永]

It is very nice. It's a concerto for two oboe full of refreshing melodies suitable for early summer. It's the work of my favorite pre-classical composer, and it's exactly what I expected. I think the exhilaration that spreads throughout the song is the greatest attraction of this music.

[@rafaelduranmolina9249]

Felicitaciones a Pau NG por compartir este concierto tan bello de los hermanos Pla. ¡Excelente grabación!!

[@gerddonni2017]

Wonderful. Thank you so much!

[@angeliner59]

Wonderful! 💖

[@williamwoolford3734]

Delightful! Thanks Pau!

[@pietrolandri6081]

I knew about all the three brothers Pla, but suspect musical family is not over. Are you aware about more Pla people?

[@Reciclassicat]

Yes! Three brothers. The other one is Manuel Pla i Agustí (c.1725-1766). Some music by him: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZomTf4BreLmInZY kzbin.info/www/bejne/jGXTnnaZi9p2iZI

[@pietrolandri6081]

@@Reciclassicat THX

[@pietrolandri6081]

@@Reciclassicat OMG Manuel's Salve Regina is absolutely worth Alessandro Scarlatti, Jommelli, Durante, Pergolesi or similar great master's compositions. Unfortunately almost no one knows about Pla brothers in Italy......

[@Reciclassicat]

@@pietrolandri6081 Same here. Even they were catalans... There are not enough classical music listeners. If so, maybe they could be, as well as so many others, better known anywhere.

[@pietrolandri6081]

@@Reciclassicat Understand. I think Catalan school has been extremely rich along the centuries, until modern times. Not to diminish schools of Madrid or other Spanish places of course .....