Joseph Martin Kraus (1756-1792) - Sinfonie ur Es Dur

[@hartmutschnoor7360]

Danke Pau für diese fantastische Sinfonie von dem viel zu früh verstorbenen Komponisten! ❤

[@marikomariko3992]

Wonderful symphony and recording. Svеnska Kammarorkestern, a Swedish Chamber Orchestra, does a justice to their musical hero. 😘 Although he was a contemporary of Mozart, Larghetto lets you hear his brilliant eyes to the Romantic.

[@philippecartondetournai5546]

Superbe ! Que d'émotion... Un tout grand symphoniste dans la mouvance de HAYDN !

[@robinworth7142]

Wow! A beautiful Sinfonia by another genius we never had. A prodigy, gave Sweden a rival to Haydn ( I can hear why Kraus was admired by Haydn and Gluck ) and Vienna . Neglected composers like Kraus deserves more listening time ❤️it .

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Kraus is certainly well worth investigating - Haydn described him as ‘…the first genius I ever met’ after Kraus came to visit him at Eszterhaza in 1783, and later lamented his early death in the same sentence when talking about Mozart’s similar early death. Many other ‘neglected composers’ however are not in the same category, and are better left in obscurity.

[@mariamirabella8747]

💐♥️🎉 Very, very AWESOMENESS LOVELY masterpiece ......💎💎💎🎉🎉🎁🎻🥂🥂Ich gratuliere dir ganz herzlich zum Geburtstag, Joseph Martin Kraus!!!🍾🍾💎❤️❤️❤️❤️ Thank you very much Pau NG !!!⚘️🌸

[@olga_kawecka]

Thanks for uploading this symphony. Joseph Martin Kraus was one of the best composers of all time.

[@اسعدنعيم-و8م]

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[@W.ClassicMusic]

Thank you for the great music today

[@stefanstamenic3640]

The elegance of structure and the harmonic subtlety, refinement, magnificent!

[@d.o.7784]

As i am looking on the beautiful painting, thinking about the heartbreaking end that Pope Pius VI had to face, he literally lived and faced one of the most evil times in modern history.

[@carinethimister9320]

Œuvre élégante qui n'est pas sans faire penser à un certain W A Mozart. Merci

[@richardcastromartinez4329]

Llena de alegría. Me ha gustado mucho.

[@ariontheobaldo5794]

❤❤❤❤

[@MegaCirse]

Îmi pierd mințile de ceva vreme, dar acea muzică însorită întunecată, printre multe altele, mă ajută să plutesc, să-mi țin capul deasupra apei

[@andriysavchuk9853]

Joseph Martin Kraus is german-swedish Mozart

[@RPe-jk6dv]

Mozart was a German. Composer. Salzburg and Austria were German countries.

[@Луиза-з2я]

​@@RPe-jk6dvAustria is Austria, and Germany is Germany. The name Austria was recorded in the 12th century, and the name Österreich as early as 996. Mozart is half Austrian on his mother's side and half Swabian on his father's side.

[@RPe-jk6dv]

@@Луиза-з2я Austria is a part of Germany, Not of the Federal Republik of Germany alas but of The Land of the Germans. Mozarts ancestors were Germans on Both Sides.

[@elaineblackhurst1509]

Kraus as part of a four year tour of musical Europe whilst in Vienna in 1783 took the trip out to Eszterhaza to visit Haydn, he presented to him and performed the incredible (revised) c minor symphony (VB 142). Whilst it is clear he knew some of Mozart’s operatic music, it remains odd that he missed taking the opportunity to meet Mozart whilst in Vienna, but did trek out all the way to Hungary to seek out Haydn; that said, in a reversal of fortunes compared to today, it did in fact reflect the comparative status of Mozart and Haydn at the time. Musically, Kraus is better described as a German-Swedish Mozart *and* Haydn, rather than just one of the pair if you want to make the link; personally, I think him a very individual voice that shouldn’t be compared to anyone, and when Haydn did meet him, he described him as ‘…the first genius I ever met’.