The Best of Weber

Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst von Weber (18 or 19 November 1786 - 5 June 1826) was a German composer, conductor, pianist, guitarist[3] and critic, and was one of the first significant composers of the Romantic school.
Weber's operas Der Freischütz, Euryanthe and Oberon greatly influenced the development of the Romantische Oper (Romantic opera) in Germany. Der Freischütz came to be regarded as the first German "nationalist" opera, Euryanthe developed the Leitmotif technique to an unprecedented degree, while Oberon may have influenced Mendelssohn's music for A Midsummer Night's Dream and, at the same time, revealed Weber's lifelong interest in the music of non-Western cultures. This interest was first manifested in Weber's incidental music for Schiller's translation of Gozzi's Turandot, for which he used a Chinese melody, making him the first Western composer to use an Asian tune that was not of the pseudo-Turkish kind popularized by Mozart and others.
A brilliant pianist himself, Weber composed four sonatas, two concertos and the Konzertstück in F minor (concert piece), which influenced composers such as Chopin, Liszt and Mendelssohn. The Konzertstück provided a new model for the one-movement concerto in several contrasting sections (such as Liszt's, who often played the work), and was acknowledged by Stravinsky as the model for his Capriccio for Piano and Orchestra. Weber's shorter piano pieces, such as the Invitation to the Dance, were later orchestrated by Berlioz, while his Polacca Brillante was later set for piano and orchestra by Liszt.
Weber's compositions for clarinet, bassoon, and horn occupy an important place in the musical repertoire. His compositions for the clarinet, which include two concertos, a concertino, a quintet, a duo concertante, and variations on a theme from his opera Silvana, are regularly performed today. His Concertino for Horn and Orchestra requires the performer to simultaneously produce two notes by humming while playing-a technique known as "multiphonics". His bassoon concerto and the Andante e Rondo ungarese (a reworking of a piece originally for viola and orchestra) are also popular with bassoonists.
Weber's contribution to vocal and choral music is also significant. His body of Catholic religious music was highly popular in 19th-century Germany, and he composed one of the earliest song cycles, Die Temperamente beim Verluste der Geliebten ([Four] Temperaments on the Loss of a Lover). Weber was also notable as one of the first conductors to conduct without a piano or violin.
Weber's orchestration has also been highly praised and emulated by later generations of composers - Berlioz referred to him several times in his Treatise on Instrumentation while Debussy remarked that the sound of the Weber orchestra was obtained through the scrutiny of the soul of each instrument.
His operas influenced the work of later opera composers, especially in Germany, such as Marschner, Meyerbeer and Wagner, as well as several nationalist 19th-century composers such as Glinka. Homage has been paid to Weber by 20th-century composers such as Debussy, Stravinsky, Mahler (who completed Weber's unfinished comic opera Die drei Pintos and made revisions of Euryanthe and Oberon) and Hindemith (composer of the popular Symphonic Metamorphosis of Themes by Carl Maria von Weber).
Weber also wrote music journalism and was interested in folksong, and learned lithography to engrave his own works.
Carl Maria von Weber
Tracklist:
1. Concerto 1 Opus 73 - Alegro
2. Concerto 1 Opus 73 - Adagio
3. Concerto 1 Opus 73 - Rondo
4. Opus 79 Fá Menor
5. Oberon
6. Der Freischutz
7. Convite a Dança
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[@DonCnuPuDoH]

1. Concerto 1 Opus 73 - Alegro 00:00 2. Concerto 1 Opus 73 - Adagio 08:15 3. Concerto 1 Opus 73 - Rondo 15:06 4 Opus 79 Fá Menor - 21:45 5. Oberon - 38:25 6. Der Freischutz (Overture) - 47:24 7. Convite a Dança - 57:50 I do it mostly for myself, but in case if someone need it, let it be.

[@sofiagelfand8791]

спасибо.....

[@qedis021]

Thanks

[@marcosPRATA918]

Valeu!

[@metomp67]

tusinde tak

[@zoiloramirez210]

Thanks dear Effendi.

[@vladUkrOp116]

З таким пiанiсiмо слухати нема чого .!!.....

[@classicG342]

I absolutely LOVE von Weber. Thank you for this gorgeous recording here! Vielen Dank!!!!

[@declankazem6111]

I was wondering how many concertos and music did weber make his music is so happy 😊

[@jaymemangano1154]

I do completely enjoyable of Austrian music from Vienna

[@francoiswurtz9382]

Toute la puissance de la musique romantique allemande du 19ème siècle. Beaucoup de points communs avec Beethoven.De la musique à écouter avec tout son corps en se laissant emporter par cette vague fougueuse et enjôleuse en même temps. De la très grande musique intemporelle.

[@MrSwifts31]

Wagner said that Weber was a great influence on him,he enabled Wagner to see the direction he should be taking with his music. BTW Weber was Constanze Mozart's first cousin,small world.

[@larryjohnson452]

+ A Paradox !! Wow! Thank you for sharing that. I check it out and that is true! Weber being Constanze Mozart's first cousin is knowledge I appreciate. Weber has been my "favorite" composer primarily as a band director. Weber's music for Horn, Clarinet, Bassoon, etc. are masterpieces for those instruments. His Concertino for Horn is incredible. All those Clarinet pieces, such great teaching aids for good students. (and they are fun to play). A player needs to master the instrument; these make you feel you have if you play them well.

[@aslkhjbasijt785]

Glad you pointed that out. Within a few seconds of listening, I was wondering if he influenced Wagner. I'm not a musician and don't know musical theory, so it must be apparent from just listening. Being related to Mozart's wife did not surprise me, though I hadn't known it. I could be wrong, but reading history of 18-19th century musicians, it seems that such a relationship wasn't unusual, as it isn't unusual for modern-day athletes to marry one another or be related. I don't know if it is as true for musicians today.

[@MrSwifts31]

Just to add that I don't think Weber actually knew Mozart personally:~ Weber was born in 1786, Mozart died in 1791. However,he might have known his cousin Constanze (Mozart's wife) she didn't die until 1842.

[@alanweber1218]

Not that you'll see this but Weber is my ancestor.

[@Mahlerweber]

I knew they were cousins but didn't know kinship #. Thank you.

[@supergization]

God that was one of the most amazing things I've heard in my life:Concerto 1 Opus 73 - Alegro

[@vickyk1861]

The whole concert is fantastic, dreamy, romantic 💓💋

[@karlospb007]

Virtuosity at its best!

[@Kartendorf]

The second movement of the clarinet concerto is surely the most beautiful music he ever composed.

[@yowzephyr]

Weber wrote two clarinet concertos. Which one are you referring to?

[@Kartendorf]

@@yowzephyr First one, op 73

[@yowzephyr]

@@Kartendorf Thanx. So just now I listened to that 2nd movement. Yeah, quite nice.

[@zabiac311]

Hey i dont care frau / frauline - dast Weber is superb!! I am loving your music, thank you Carl Maria. brilliant = grace combined with ...empathy, subtlety and technically excellent. and for me a recent "stumbleupon" find.

[@doriangrey465]

Another great one!

[@frankramrath8433]

Wunderschön und perfekte Musik. Neben debusy meine Lieblingsclassic.

[@toxischesetwas_693]

Sooooo beautiful, i love it

[@Playpianokey]

I think I'll name my next boy "Maria" and when he grows up I'll tell him it was to make him tough in the world.

[@SupersonicMojoJojo]

What if he searches every town and bar to find you,because you gave him that awful name?

[@Playpianokey]

When he finds me he'll have to roll up his sleeves and show me how tough it made em'. We'll brake chairs and tables and roll around in the mud and have a great father and son time.

[@SupersonicMojoJojo]

lol that made me day

[@r-zbk1482]

My names are Riccardo-Zoran Maria (etc). I am a teacher, an artist, and a business man. Maria was the least part that made me "tough in the world"

[@carlmariavonweber8684]

my name was carl...maria is a middle last name!

[@oberstraphry]

Carl Maria Friedrich Ernst Freiherr von Weber.

[@carlmariavonweber8684]

Hello i hope you all like my music

[@niccolopaganini73]

Carl Maria Von Weber your clarinet concerto is the best all history

[@bufuuall]

+Carl Maria Von Weber i can see ded people ^^

[@guest2007]

+Carl Maria Von Weber this music induce sleepiness

[@andresramirezcarrillo7835]

I love your music

[@Mahlerweber]

❤ Who is performing the Konzertstuck [21:45]? Heard umpteen performances of KS since my teens -- 40+ years ago -- to the present -- and this is one of the best performances I've ever heard!

[@ValentinaLichman]

he was so talented and also so beautiful *_*

[@alainmarchal7345]

Magnifique Weber .

[@ricardomz4856]

Un bello complemento de armonía en un estado de gracia en el arte musical. Tocar el gong.

[@cadrage49]

Very well délicious.

[@demeter9191]

Nice,very nice!

[@tempsol6498]

Weber is grilling his juicy music! 🤣

[@horsemeattball]

Charcoal or gas?

[@LucieBenes]

❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@dameinoferrall2400]

just can't beat it

[@ABC-xj8cs]

nice music

[@carlosromeroalmonacid1018]

¡ SI ALGO ME IMPACTÓ EN LA PRIMERA INFANCIA FUE " EL ESPECTRO DE LA ROSA ", QUE SE REPRESENTABA COMO BALLET !! ¡ NO TIENE EL MISMO ENCANTO COMO "INVITACIÓN ..", YA QUE NO SABEMOS SI ES SOCIAL O BAILANTERA !! ¡ LA ESCUCHÉ COMO MÚSICA DE PATINAJE ARTÍSTICO, PERO SIEMPRE SOÑANDO CON LA ROSA ENCANTADA !!

[@marcosPRATA918]

Coletânea maravilhosa! Interpretações especiais!!!

[@ABC-xj8cs]

it was scary in the begining but in the end it sounded very good

[@bennycoyac8327]

Magnifiquement interprété par Sharon Kam

[@Dogaradodia]

Certifié intergalactique ! Il serait mieux si chacun de Weber's compositions est téléchargé séparément.

[@morris676]

merveilleux !!

[@alexpeterson476]

Clarinet, anyone? :P

[@yukiehms462]

this guy is good

[@abraxasetlux7950]

What is the piece that made H. Heine lose his judgment?

[@jiyujizai]

🎶🌵🥀😃

[@NEWbassistKID]

Who are the conductor and the soloist in the clarinet concerto?

[@larryjohnson452]

+ Adriano Ricci - I'd like to know as well! Great performance.

[@cydersteve4795]

so much like mozarts clarinet concerto it is enough to even confuse me who has actually played it. having said that brilliant though thanks.

[@cydersteve4795]

i know why iv'e played this as well. sorry

[@jorgealfredogonzalezgonzalez]

... hay poesía y belleza música de, y para la esencia ...

[@agnesschwimmer4326]

Jorge Alfredo Gonzalez Gonzalez y

[@lady7943]

Edgar Allan Poe me trouxe até aqui... E amei.

[@user-nf3wy4hc7s]

Un chainon trop manquant dans le répertoire actuel des orchestres; il est vrai que l'esprit romantique n'est plus tellement d'actualité... indeed...

[@carlmariavonweber8684]

hello i hope you all like my musik

[@tuberobotto]

Just by curiosity, didn't you and Wolfgang ever have unpleasant brushes or let's say, moments of egos clashing and probably even heated discussions where insults are traded liberally? Did you ever have moments and think that your skills were and always had been superior to Wolfgang's?

[@paulgorfinkel3093]

I doubt it. Weber was 5 years old when Mozart died.

[@baptistethibaut5321]

Carl Maria Von Weber bien

[@vladmarushchakproducer]

we hate

[@ABC-xj8cs]

i always get confused with the two composers weber and webern

[@dankurth4232]

But if you listen to their respective works you wouldn’t mistake them for each other

[@ABC-xj8cs]

favourite part is 0:38

[@RABAYER]

Hola,vengo por Hellsing xD

[@idolinocreon4418]

[@atikadriatique2694]

Very beauty music.i think is a teacher of beetoven.mozart..HAYDEN.?

[@ABC-xj8cs]

1786-1826

[@tancredelair7088]

52:07 STUPEFLIP!!!!!!

[@vladUkrOp116]

Звук тихенький,та й збiрка Не best.....

[@CarmenReyes-em9np]

El movimiento perpetuo piano. no está.

[@paulgibson6440]

did he is man or woman?

[@toxischesetwas_693]

Man... >_

[@Dwight157]

It's a man

[@atikadriatique2694]

Jealous cobra.

[@evelineallard8455]

does he think he is a woman? his work does not sound like it. cause if it would, it would make some sense. and would have some class of whatsoever. this is just amateuristic blabber, that does belong in the lake. E

[@antiquet3301]

What a disgusting, judgmental person you are.

[@atikadriatique2694]

Cross eyd

[@whonyx6680]

wtf did I just read