Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Horn Concerto No. 4, K. 495

[@jamesmorrison8652]

The quality of the recording is so good for a 1953 recording!

[@olla-vogala4090]

+James Morrison Yes I agree! The horn playing is impeccable, as well :)

[@gerzonsosa2549]

The most beautiful of his concertos for horn and orchestra.

[@gerzonsosa9406]

Mi favorito.

[@kockahrdlicka7167]

I play this concerto two years ago with Prague Symphony Orchestra, and also i play the others three concerts. Greetings from Czech Republic.

[@davidrehak3539]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart:4.Esz-dúr Kürtverseny KV 495 1.Allegro moderato 00:05 2.Romanza:Andante 08:05 3.Rondo:Allegro 12:35 Dennis Brian-kürt Philharmonia Zenekar Vezényel:Herbert von Karajan

[@davidrehak3539]

Köszönöm az értékelést

[@enricochestri]

My favourite horn concerto. Love the second movement, it's like walking in the midst of Nature. Also the 3rd movement. The Swingle Singers did a jazz-like version of the "hunting" finale.

[@amadeus5889]

Mozart’s first horn concerto: elegant and poised Second concerto: majestic and intellectual Third concerto: playful and romantic Fourth concerto: joyful and sweet

[@modestoney1577]

3:18 Adagio in g minor by Giazotto (Albinoni)

[@yannickm5237]

Indirectly yes, but is more Bachs Aria Nr.30 from the Johannespassion (St. Johns Passion) published in 1724. My guess is that Giazotto (or Albinoni) copied his Melodie

[@modestoney1577]

@@yannickm5237 What do you mean?? It is most likely that Mozart was influenced by Bach and Giazotti by Mozart.

[@Topaca_pizza21]

Albinoni was born in 1671 and died in 1751, while Mozart was born in 1756, five years after Albinoni's death.​@@modestoney1577

[@joshsticko]

12:33

[@vazquez79mar]

im playing the 2nd one for my solo this year ( im in 8th grade) wish me luck

[@olla-vogala4090]

+Marisol Vazquez The 2nd movement you mean? Good luck anyway!

[@mike8015]

I hope it went well!!

[@waynepalmer2203]

Marisol Vazquez very good luck

[@arturourielortizramirez3452]

I'll play the 1st move

[@eliasmazhukin2009]

How did it go?

[@davidcodd6459]

Who wrote the cadenza in the first movement? Or did he improvise it?

[@richardguilayan9827]

i think they improvise it..

[@trainliker100]

I am quite certain he wrote it himself. (That's what you are supposed to do). I noticed cadenzas written by others for this, and even for some other pieces of music and even on other instruments like a trumpet sometimes take a snippet taken from one of Dennis Brain's cadenzas. I think it is sort of a way of honoring him.

[@trainliker100]

@@richardguilayan9827 Typically not improvised, but written (and rehearsed) by the performer.

[@pumpkinpoi3974]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Horn Concerto No. 4 in E Flat Major, K. 495 Philharmonia Orchestra Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor Katy Woolley, horn November 22, 2017 Ryman Auditorium, Jackland

[@misterkas3708]

Bravissimo!

[@zacdavid184]

At the end of the first solo phrase in the first movement, most current editions have the (Eb) horn extending to high C in the sixteenth-note figure. (beat and a half on G, then A, B, C and down.) Here, it only goes to an A. Brain plays it as it is NOT written. Is the score version or the played version the original?

[@prismarine2277]

played version is the correct version idk what’s up with the score (lol a year late)

[@thebrickist8859]

​@@prismarine2277 concert pitch... (5 years late)

[@jameerlawrencebondoc8162]

Shame on ads ruining classical music with EDM

[@yannickm5237]

3:18 Bach-Aria "Es ist vollbracht"

[@CleanSplash]

The score is in concert pitch for french horn why the sound plays in Eb

[@joshsticko]

7:22

[@joshsticko]

8:05

[@MrConvivator]

danke! Habe Link gesetzt: www.wgsebald.de/MOZART/okt.html#3

[@fungkwansit3742]

mozart is so cute

[@joaobutmozartsfan9658]

That's the exacto right word lol

[@sasawhare]

Denis Brain would be great horn player , If he could keep intonation ... Therefore I prefer Baumann.

[@jonathanminjares88]

I'm more of a Paul Dukas kind of guy

[@joshsticko]

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[@AlexAlex-zm9jy]

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[@luceshe6779]

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