III. Adagio from Serenade No. 10 in B-flat Major for Thirteen Winds, K. 361 "Gran Partita"
Sir Colin Davis was a British conductor, best known as the the Principal Co… Read Full Bio ↴Sir Colin Davis was a British conductor, best known as the the Principal Conductor of the London Symphony Orchestra (LSO) from 1995-2006. He was the President of the LSO organization until his death. Davis holds one of the largest discographies of any classical conductor, and is especially noted for his many recordings of composers Hector Berlioz, W.A. Mozart, and Michael Tippett.
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III. Adagio from Serenade No. 10 in B-flat Major for Thirteen Winds K. 361 "Gran Partita"
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@LUMIGOCHA
Was curios about the instruments. So complementing the video description here's the distribution:
From left to right @ 0:01
Oboes (front): Olivier Stankiewicz, Rosie Jenkins
Basset Horns (front): Lorenzo Iosco, Chris Richards
Horns (back): Alex Edmundson, Jonathan Lipton
Double Bass (centre): Colin Paris
Bassoons (front): Daniel Jemison, Joost Bosdijk
Clarinets (front): Andrew Marriner, Chi-Yu Mo
Horns (back): Tim Jones, Angela Barnes
@ot4kon
The beginning simple, almost comic. Just a pulse – bassoons and basset horns – like a rusty squeezebox. And then suddenly, high above it, an oboe, a single note, hanging there unwavering, until a clarinet took it over and sweetened it into a phrase of such delight! This was a music I’d never heard. Filled with such longing, such unfulfillable longing. It seemed to me that I was hearing the voice of God.
@discolevity1035
Okay that’s what that old guy says in Amadeus ...
@williamstephens9945
Hello Salieri!
@eduardoarredondo1674
ot4kon yeeees, exactly.
@LeonardoNunez
@@discolevity1035 the old guy? lol, what disrespect. Maestro Salieri
@georgesr8979
Lol I could hear salieri’s voice
@rugfixr
That opening oboe always bring tears to my eyes
@TheTurulhawk
Yes, me, too. Such a heartbreaking melody.
@OboeFiles
so good! and Oliver really captures the longing quality of that melody when it switches to minor
@TrishBenedict
@@OboeFiles is that what happens at 2:05? I’m not a musician, I just know that there’s a shift and I wondered if it was just a new phrase or a time change or a key change. (This is the curse of the passionate lover of music who doesn’t know anything about music.) But I was just telling my husband that shift reminds me of the part of Zauberflöte where Pamina talks about her father giving her the flute. It’s one of my favorite operas - some people only see the cuteness and fun of it, but to me it’s so full of mystery and humanity – and I wonder if it’s because it reminds me of the Gran Partita? Or does the Gran Partita remind me of Flute? Or maybe just because it’s all Mozart. :)