Відео

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Gradevole concerto e bella esecuzione

Yes! <33

What album is this on ?

WHAT ALBUM IS THIS ON ?

What a respelndent Version here!!! Catching all the Musik /Musique as it should be!! The Tintamarre MVT most probably refers to the resounding Gun Shots whilst Hunting}} These late Suites & Divertimenti were written for the Duke of Hessen-Darmstadt, His Name Day 1765 (25th August!) Tribute to Duke and hunting pursuits!! Tally-ho! ;-)

Giulio Prandi excelent work ❤❤❤

Just so beautiful

I love it when a relatively unknown composer pops up with a masterpiece! Thanks E.V.

What a great composer Telemann, the more we know his life-enhancing music

Very enjoyable

What a lovely performance! Thank you so much!

So beautiful.

It's very beautyfull, I just was waiting for some more diminutions in the Andantino.

Everything by Hummel that I've heard is a pleasure to hear. He was a great composer who deserves more attention than he recieves.

Bellísimo !!❤❤Con aires de Telemann ; en algún momento debieron coincidir en Hamburgo. Gracias por compartir @E.V . Saludos desde Chile !🌹

On est dans L' Excellence PURE , Merci Monsieur Sébastien DAUCE ? pour votre Intense Travail , et votre vraie Réussite à nous faire Entendre ces merveilles baroques ........ , Mais je veux m'extasier aussi et surtout sur Monsieur BUXTEHUDE , vous êtes une Super Star Monsieur , votre musique est un Pur Bonheur , vous êtes un AS , Bravo Monsieur BUXTEHUDE , et merci .

You know how Beethoven, in one of his late sonatas, puts a recitative into the music? Pieces like the second movement of this concerto show that this idea was not as wild or original as it may seem. It doesn't occur in Mozart or Haydn, but it occurs in their contemporaries.

Très agréable,, merci

Magnifique musique et splendide portrait ! Merci beaucoup

1:36 Amis Parigots ! En Latin, le u se prononce [ou]. Le ridicule m'ayant toujours ébervé, je préfèrene pas aller plus loin.

Is that a minuetto in a fast rondeau? We heard that before in Mozart's 9th concerto, didn't we? Wonder which came first. If anything, Rosetti/Rösler is not your average classical composer. He had quite a bit more to offer than most of his contemporaries.

Merci pour les suites de clavecin... très BEAU ☆

🎼🙌🏻🎵🎶🇧🇷💐showowonderful

maravilloso

Where are you? I miss your uploads! 😭

Why is this titled quadro sonata, not sonata da camera? The original manuscript says it's sonata da camera...

I thought that composer of this was Vivaldi :)

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ホグウッドが全集録音する際に「（モーツァルトと違って）ハイドンは交響曲でチェンバロを使用しなかった」とする説を全面的に採用し話題を呼んだ（ザロモンセットは例外でハイドンがフォルテピアノを弾きながら指揮した記録は残っているためフォルテピアノを使用した初期録音は取り消していない、全集は未完） あれから大分たつがリアルではなくてもチェンバロが入ってるのも新鮮でいい

Gossec developed a French symphonic art, after having written his awesome Requiem well before MOzart. His style remembers somehow that of Haydn, which he knew. Gossec lived a long time and was highly prised even during the French revolution. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

Humdrum made-on-measure music. Best forgotten.

Few national anthems hold the comparison with La Marseillase, above all when it is performed in such an exvcellent way.

There are no guarantees, but We Move On...

A ship with a sunny mission in the tumult of the sea of challenges

Forte piano is the BOSS in here

Wow!!

musica muy elegante y bonita

Никогда не слышал произведений с солирующей мандолиной,просто прелесть.Благодарю Вас и Гуммеля!!

Magnifique interprétation

Immensely good. #OdedFriedGaon #OdedMusic

Such a magnificently dynamic and robust concerto! I'm head over heels in luv ❤️ 😍

Maravilloso para un lunes por la mañana😊

Bello, concierto, lo desconocía. suele suceder que nos acostumbramos a los grandes clasicos, pero nunca es tarde para buscar a los pequeños gigantes. gracias por compartir

Love this. (Movement 3 is 'Loure' which is a slow dance.)

Extraordinary. Excellently performed. Of all histories, the history of music is the most fake one. A piece of music is either successful or not - regardless of its musical style or period; successful musical works are incredibly numerous. Ideologues and musicologists (as of the emergence of national states) have convinced the world that there is - progress in music. They reduced the entire history of music to just several composers - "musical icons" - and turned them into a myth and a taboo. And because musicologists do not present us all of these successful musical works, we, the listeners, are the ones who lose.

Bravo Alessandro!👏👏👏

These are wonderful discoveries. A fantastic repertoire. The Broadwood sounds extraordinary. Could you possibly also add the dates of composition? This sounds somewhere between John Field and Chopin/Bellini so I’m guessing around 1810, but it could be an earlier outlier…. Great channel!

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