Boccherini's music is fun and yet so light you can bring his music even in a place that does not tolerate too loud or too lively music and yet still have fun.
I am not a musician but I enjoyed the excellent performance of the Members of the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra . I am particularly “hooked on” the second movement (Allegro Maestoso). This piece is based on Boccherini’s Quintet 270, written in 1774 or 1775. There is one (or two??) melodic fragments (two bars) that were “borrowed” by Mozart: they appear in Mozart’s Violin Concerto no 4 -K 218 -1st mov. (1778) and in Serenata Noturna no 6 - K 239 -1st mov. (1776). These fragments are repeated insistently by Mozart in the cited movements. It sounds like a bird calling or a naïve folk song. Does anybody know the origin of these melodic fragments? Was Mozart citing Boccherini?
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Boccherini's music is fun and yet so light you can bring his music even in a place that does not tolerate too loud or too lively music and yet still have fun.
Boccherini, my new personal favorite Composer! Awesome work guys!!!
Fandango of my Spain.
yes, I love fandago
Boccherini es la joya escondida de España, no conozco otro compositor tan infravalorado.
Que buena música. Gracias por compartirla. 🤗
So beautiful!!
Boccherini is not a minor composer. The guitar works are a delight.
I love all players, they must had a long time for practice together
Pastorale: 0:00
Allegro Maestoso: 4:18
Grave Assai: 10:44
Fandango: 11:54
I am not a musician but I enjoyed the excellent performance of the Members of the Lucerne Symphony Orchestra . I am particularly “hooked on” the second movement (Allegro Maestoso). This piece is based on Boccherini’s Quintet 270, written in 1774 or 1775. There is one (or two??) melodic fragments (two bars) that were “borrowed” by Mozart: they appear in Mozart’s Violin Concerto no 4 -K 218 -1st mov. (1778) and in Serenata Noturna no 6 - K 239 -1st mov. (1776). These fragments are repeated insistently by Mozart in the cited movements. It sounds like a bird calling or a naïve folk song. Does anybody know the origin of these melodic fragments? Was Mozart citing Boccherini?
Thanks for the comment! I was not aware of Mozart borrowing from Boccherini but it's certainly possible.
MrCellissimo Thank you so much for sharing your videos! They are amazing and I enjoyed very much.
Sueli Lara Sória Thank you.
I wonder if the cello part in the first Allegro comes out of that quintet. It is clear that Boccherini wrote that part for himself.
メロス四重奏団とイエペスさんのギター、ルセロ・テナさんのカスタネットによる演奏を聴いて、作曲時の要請なのか違和感を感じた。第一楽章と第ニ楽章は、後半と全く印象が異なる。ボッケリーニの二つの作品を、後世に編曲されているのであった。ここではチェロ奏者がカスタネットを使うところが、楽譜どおりで好感が持てます。！♪
Great music! Yes, outstanding! The guitar is not a concert guitar, can not hear.