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Sinfonia Concertante In E-Flat Major For Violin Viola And Orchestra K. 364: II. Andante
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart; English Chamber Orchestra Sir Alexander Gibson Norbert Brainin Peter Schidlof The London Philharmonic Vernon Handley Lyrics

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@unemployicus

2y↑6

I pity the people that have never heard or that can't appreciate this music.

@llOvejaNegrall

3y↑3

Daniel Barenboim, der Beste. Ein Universeller Argentinier.

@andreashotzel1875

1y↑6

Eine der besten Interpretationen dieses genialen Werkes!
Traumhaft beide Solisten!

@glynis1007

2y↑15

It seems impossible to have a favorite Mozart piece, but I do have a favorite Mozart piece. It’s this. Sublime.

@johannesbruwer4072

46w↑1

I don't think any other composition surpasses this. It's my favourite too and it never fails to lift me out of depression.

@bmeinardus

2y↑5

Frisch, himmlisch, tiefgründig, wie nur Mozart und Schubert es sein konnten!!!! Meisterhaft interpretiert von Orchester und Dirigent!!💝💝💯💯

@jenniferxu6215

2y↑9

Been listening repeatedly to the second movement of this piece for 7 years in a row already... Always brings back memories infused with emotions, the sunny Saturday afternoons I spend biking to my French class. Can't listen to it without feeling inspired.

@mariolosco3064

44w↑3

Come sempre magnifica esecuzione di Baremboim.

@jenniferxu3698

1y↑14

The way how the sounds of the violin and the viola mingles with each other while remaining distinct is just pure harmony

@jandrewscali

33w↑2

Just a delight! In this piece, Mozart is opening your eyes on a bright, sunlit day! Love the viola!

@andrejmajercik

6y↑177

Great piece of music!

I. Allegro maestoso - 01:09
(end of movement/ intensive coughing - 14:38)
II. Andante - 15:22
(end of movement/ coughing and applause ( cause audience like this movement very much) - 26:16)
III. Presto - 26:50
(end of movement/ coughing, talking and big applause, which covering coughing and talking (it seems, that audience like whole sinfonia at the end) - 32:50)

@Horaz70

5y↑5

Less is more, and more is less.

@collazocr

5y↑2

Besos

@jackroark6928

4y↑2

"Hell is other people"

@jasiahemilio7486

3y↑1

I dont know if anyone cares but I just hacked my gfs Instagram password using Instaplekt. You can find it by Googling xD

@belladaniella5913

52w

You know why people cough so much when they come to a concert, especially Mozart...? Because this music is cuaring and it cleans all the body and, couching is the result of this cleansing of the all body. Music is pure Miracle.
🤩

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@bobvog7123

4y↑12

Absolutely wonderful music and performance. Thank you.

@wishingonthemoon1

2y↑8

I didn’t know this piece of Mozart’s existed! Marvelous!

@alkishadjinicolaou5831

3y↑12

What a masterpiece!

@tsanchezts

4y↑6

Я думаю, Даниэль Барембойм и солисты а также великолепный оркестр, выразили лучшее из гения Зальцбурга. Благодарим Вас за обмен этой замечательной производительности.

@tadashiterada4595

2y↑3

The greatest music piece ever written.

@amedeomarra8398

3y↑7

L' adagio e' la perfezione più perfetta che ci sia in tutta la storia della musica.

@livb6945

3y↑26

Listened to a handful of versions, couldn't find one I really liked. Trust Barenboim to be on point!! The musicality of that man....and his way of playing and directing Mozart is just perfect for my ear.

@davidokeefe1898

2y↑5

Mozart is such a blessing. And your performances were excellent.

@isabelleivanes8407

3y↑4

Sublime! Merci ! Je vous adore plus que tout ❣️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@micksmith8118

3y↑11

This is my daily dose of Mozart choice for today. Couldn't ask for a better piece of music, beautifully played. Well done to everyone, including the composer. 😍

@patriciocristobalgallardoz341

48w↑1

The Wonderful, marvellous, INCREDIBLE second movement is unique

@JF-xq6fr

2y↑3

Watching so many of the performers workman-like, almost assembly line demeanor, it's so nice to witness the rapture of the soloists!

@dalilabenssalah9810

3y↑5

I was really crying it was so ...
Beautiful 😮😮😀😁

@dalilabenssalah9810

3y↑2

Yes super commenter

@andriesbartels3454

15w

Very beautyful. The violin, viola and orchestra very good in balance. Thanks!

@danglybit1

3y↑3

yearning, playful and beautifully constructed!

@amedeomarra8398

3y↑3

Creazione esuberante nella propria bellezza e unica al mondo.

@catalinazanardi1848

4y↑3

Un verdadero duo de amor. Bellisimo

@rollingpark

14w

I absolutely love ❤️ this piece!!!

@danielwilson3671

2y↑72

When I began studying composition, I made a friend who described Mozart as a 'pretty-pretty' composer. Eager to prove her wrong, I played her the second movement of this. At the end of the movement, her cheeks were streaked with tears. 'I was very wrong', she admitted.

@fierywomanpacnw7004

Heh-heh-heh: good for you. (Slava Ukraini.)

@danielwilson3671

2y↑1

@fierywoman pacnw Heroyam slava :)

@wolfgangsell3233

2y↑5

And then everyone clapped

@platypusguy

2y↑3

That's great! Although, I expect any movement of this piece should have elicited that response.

@lisapotter3052

2y↑1

You should have played her this piece: https://youtu.be/j8e0fBlvEMQ

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@pepemartinez1007

1y↑2

Una maravilla!

@JF-xq6fr

2y↑3

Mein Gott, I love this rendition... Bright, the tempo 'feels' right, bubbly, and the recording seems well done... Even liked the soloists flavor, and of course the direction - My cup of tea.

@aaronjorgefridman5662

3y↑2

BRILLANTE: Mozart, la sinfonía concertante, los solistas, orquesta y director. Para dusfrutar

@mariolosco3064

36w↑1

È una composizione magica.

@isabelleivanes8407

3y↑2

Le sublime, de retour.... 🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼

@b1644

1y↑11

At 1:44 it appears the viola soloist jumped in 8 bars early at bar 19... partially playing the eighth-note bit that occurs at letter "A" in the score... but she recovers quickly and then carries on beautifully... a real pro. A lovely performance overall.

@fabianstoehr5909

25w

unbelievable mistake that must not happen, never seen something like this before. I would have burst out in laughter and then probably leave immediately if I were in the audience.

@fabianstoehr5909

25w

it keeps getting worse, at 5:20 she completely messes up her solo and she knows it. Wow, don't know what to say...

@austinhan6998

18w

@@fabianstoehr5909You want error-free technique, listen to a studio recording not a live concert. Heifetz/Primrose is a personal favorite.

@fabiosmith2074

2y↑2

Poco da dire: uno dei tanti capolavori di Herr Mozzard. Certo tra i più belli

@johnnydaller

2y↑4

Michel Legrand used the opening of the second movement as the central motif for "windmills of your mind" and won an Oscar for it.

@mr.fredericchopin6214

3y↑9

Michelle Legrand got an Academy Award for "his" Windmills of Your Mind which was "inspired" by the beginning of the Second Movement of this Sinfonia Concertante. In other words, Mozart composed it, Legrand swiped it! No wonder it won the academy Award. Way to go, Mozart!

@lluisrafalessole-classical5068

2y↑1

Wonderfoul music 🎶

@isabelleivanes8407

3y↑2

C'est tellement parfait.... ❣️

@SuperJimbob75

3y↑5

Saw this concert 🎶 in Glasgow years ago it’s so uplifting and gorgeous.

@ronaldbeield7946

2y↑5

The second movement in this piece may be the most beautiful music Mozart ever composed, or maybe tied with the andante from the flute and harp concerto.

@gabrielmesia-y-blazco6552

3y↑1

Saludos y felicitaciones desde Lima (do2/V/2021)-Perú-América.

@lindamontague8945

2y↑2

Sublime 🥰

@claudioparrella183

28w

russel

@djobjet

49w

Despite despising Mozart most generally, this piece, this - This is Immaculate Genius.

@emanuelagalfetti5965

3y↑3

fantastico!!!!!!!!

@jameshandaja1536

3y↑22

The dialogue between violin and viola...just like in Mozart's concerto for two pianos. And the orchestra didn't interfere too much with the duets on both pieces...

@user-vz4fy8uw9y

3y↑2

По замыслу композитора, это диалог женского голоса и мужского. Стоило бы солистов поменять местами.

@classicalsingermp3

2y↑1

so musical Yulia Deyneka!

@827Heckenlively

3y↑12

What is the range of a viola?

About 20 yards with a good arm.

@isabelleivanes8407

3y↑3

De A à Z, la perfection.

@qfdhvhjj7487

3y↑9

5:10 "He had simply... written down music already finished... in his head!"

@user-vz4fy8uw9y

3y↑4

Questa è una delle migliori composizioni orchestrali di Mozart. Violino e viola è un dialogo tra una voce maschile e una femminile. Per un effetto maggiore, metterei anche il solista su entrambi i lati del direttore.

@TheManuel1616

3y↑1

Sublime

@yakirarbib1670

Beyond words

@vishy8909

4y↑3

Aparece en una de las mejores películas de todos los tiempos Confidencias de Visconti en una de las mejores secuencias de todos los tiempos con Burt Lancaster acostado recordando escenas de su vida

@facundodiaz7391

2y↑1

Orgullo Argentino Barenboim

@belladaniella5913

52w

15:15 c'est mon favori, c'est déchirant de beauté😍

@lukasbaum5859

3y↑14

Did anyone else notice, that there was a violist who started a little too enthustiastic in 1:42? :DD

@sandiicalifornia

3y↑3

And that's the soloist lol

@williemartinez6273

3y↑3

She did a lot of mistakes but even that it's a great version of Mozart ,

@frankleepower2333

2y↑2

19:07 to 19:48 is my favorite part of this music.

@adamfalenta

18:24 - very glamorous parallel fifths🧡

@albibert

Meraviglia.

@notpiltea

Mozart is a genius

@hesiode7560

25w

Moi qui adore Mozart je ne suis pas enthousiasmé par ce que je viens d'entendre !

@ROMUVERomantikMusikVerein

Wunderbar!!

@theopaopa1

excelente

@juanschaefer9338

2y↑1

Como en la audición de toda obra trascendental de la Música, nos induce a pensar en la imposibilidad de la inexistencia de Dios.

@isabelleivanes8407

3y↑1

Restez avec moi ! ❤️

@mariolosco3064

36w

Il secondo movimento è arioso e pieno di un romantico pathos. Ancora una volta Mozart preromantico.

@metacarple

3y↑2

Does anyone know if the Violist used scordatura in this performance? Mozart originally wrote the viola part in D and instructed the player to tune up by a semitone to brighten the viola sounds against the violin but it's not always done now.

@violabrain

3y↑1

It doesn’t appear so, looking at her fingerings. It also looks like she has on strings that sound dark, obligatos maybe. If they are, her tone makes sense, they always make instruments sound like mud to me.

@patriciocristobalgallardoz341

48w↑1

The 3 greatest composers of music history:
BACH, MOZART, BEETHOVEN

@mariolosco3064

44w

❤❤❤❤😂 tipica composizione preromantica e protoromantica.

@joost.boekhoven

2y↑1

Especially about the second movement: In spite of some very minor glitches they played it so well! With such beautiful rubati and such deep expression.

The audience thought so, too, because after the second movement they applauded, which is very unusual. And they did so softly, not to break the wonderful fragile atmosphere that the musicians had created.

@fredcostas1945

1y↑1

this is real old world performance & sound. You don't get to hear this anymore. Thankfully it's not the modern sound crap....

@rodolfocaballero5324

Only can day exsquisite solo puedo decir exquisitos

@stefanstamenic3640

1y↑1

Are strongly influenced by the composer's visit to the court of Mannheim. Under the influence of the composer-conductor Christian Cannabich of the mighty Manchai Orchestra - the key of the work is E flat major - the original score for the viola is written in D major, which is a semitone lower. Since the viola is tuned a semitone higher (Accorda un mezzo tono più alto), this makes it possible to use “open strings” more frequently. It is this process that allowed Mozart at the time to give the viola a brighter sound, closer to that of the violin (and also facilitated, at the same time, the execution of the viola part) , in order to obtain a clearer, tighter, more vigorous sound. Nowadays, violists mostly play in E flat major, which gives the instrument a darker, sadder, more romantic sound.The complex orchestral dynamics of the composition reflect the growing technical proficiency of the European orchestra of that period and were strongly influenced by the cavalier de Saint-George whom he had met in Paris and whose Violin Concerto No. 5 Mozart quotes in the final movement.

@MrRQBQ

47w

When I hear some of the audience clapping between movements it makes me wonder if they understand what they're listening to.

@sugarfree1894

If this has got ads part way through I'm going to die!

@mariolosco3064

44w

Tipica composizione preromantica e protoromantica.

@alexandrecosta2708

4y↑2

5:13 a 5:23 francamente bom. De 6:13 a 6:34 o sforzando é excelente mas já ouvi melhor. Talvez Barenboim tenha daqui até ao final "corrido demais", sem deixar os 2solistas expressar-se como podiam e deviam? Ou então seguiu demasiado à letra a partitura, falta alguma coisa, nem que seja i mm de stamina? Vexata quaestio...Obrigado.

@samuelfernandes2519

Desculpa a pergunta vc tá falando português ? De fato eu tive algumas dúvidas sobre isso

@cornel999

1y↑1

weird at 1:44 - i think Yulia was anticipating the section viola part from a few measures later, then oops!

@lawsonrussell874

Someone should deliver some mint pills in these concerts. Amazing Mozart.

@Fuliginosus

What would mint pills do?

@lawsonrussell874

3y↑2

@David Maxfield Help with coughs.

@ahmetmurateken901

Mozart's ''lightweight composer'' is just an idea of very shallow listeners which has nothing to deserve respect.Just like to say ''the earth is flat'' or something like that..But the sensitive themes are not the only evidence of this.The hidden moments which the music gets very very intense are hidden in Mozart music beyond the flashing beauties.And a real listener is whom who feels the depthness these moments.For example.Everyone concerns and respects the beginning main theme of second mov.(Yes it is wonderfull btw)But look at the music between 17.03 - 17.21 min sec.!!! İn that few seconds the music manner gets so so intensive,deep that gets harder to realise.But at that short moment the composers squeezes our hart in his hand.Can you feel it? Than you got Mozart.Also there are many moments in many other compositions of Mozart which are hidden beyond the foreground beautifull melodies.And believe me that those are not the famous points of the pieces.

@wpcmth

The Andante: Mozart heavily inspired Michel Legrand's Windmills of Your Mind / Tous les moulins de mon coeur

@chuckgviolin3538

If Kevin Sorbo and Jeanine Garaffolo played Mozert. Love this piece so much.

@kenkim5

42w

Haha I was thinking Tony hawk and Daria

@rightchordleadership

Katy Perry is an excellent violist!

@shostyvirt5896

3y↑9

All jokes aside, I've never liked a viola part more

@gonzalo4658

3y↑2

Viola’s a great instrument you all take twoset too seriously, if you understood jokes you’d get they were joking about violin superiority. They trashtalk violas for everything BUT their sound, dude. Look up Mozart trio for clarinet + viola + piano that’s great viola music

@mariolosco3064

44w

❤😢

@robbmil

45w

Piękne, tylko zbyt delikatne wykonanie.

@isabelleivanes8407

❤️

@matteovasta5952

Non amo Barenboin come direttore. Sicuramente un pianista straordinario! Ma l’orchestra di Dresda è mozartiana doc. E anche se i solisti non sono famosi L’ esecuzione è bella e godibile.

@mishibird

This is Staatskapelle Berlin, not Dresden.

@matteovasta5952

@mishibird grazie per la precisazione

@user-ts5su2mu3j

It is a shame that Daniel Birnbaum is appreciated all over the world except in his homeland Israel

@RickarooCarew

🙏

@GPsgurl80

Might anyone know who these two soloists are?

@drusilladelp5162

4y↑1

GPsgurl80 Wolfram Brandi (violin) and Yulia Devneka (viola)

@user-fp5nh7oi3y

49w

😊

@kaosucos

4y↑1

marcar q parei em 18:00

@amedeomarra8398

3y↑1

Il finale sembra essere stato composto da DIO.

@orangegorilla7550

Why do people ALWAYS cough and I mean ALWAYS cough between movements... is it because they feel the urge to or because there are many old people there?