Wolfgang A. MOZART Adagio und Rondo für Glasharmonika, Flöte, Oboe, Viola, Violoncello, KV 617
Вставка
- Опубліковано 21 вер 2024
- STYRIARTE 2020 Mozarts letztes Kammermusikwerk: Adagio und Rondo für Glasharmonika, Flöte, Oboe. Viola und Violoncello. KV 617 Christa Schönfeldinger an der Glasharmonika Info: Wiener Glasharmonika Duo www.glasharmonika.at
Maria Beatrice Cantelli, Flöte
Paul Maier, Oboe
Axel Kircher, Viola
Floris Fortin, Violoncello
Космическая музыка! Восторг!
Моцарт гений!
unglaublich, wie so eine
Glasharfe gespielt werden kann! Ich bin fasziniert! Tolle Aufnahme u.schöne Musik@
I remember hearing this 40 yrs. ago while sitting in my car. Being a harmonica player, I just couldn't imagine what a glass harmonica was.
We learned today that Ben Franklin invented this instrument so I had to hear it! What an amazing performance...I wonder how many exist in the world still?! I see that only five people across the globe know how to play it... stunning
you are right, my husband and me (Wiener Glasharmonika Duo) and not more than 4 to 5 people are playing the original Glassarmonica invented by B. Franklin(I don't include musicians playing on Verrophon but wrongly call it Glassarmonica)
I have an old Casio keyboard that has the "Armonica" sound in it. Didn't know what that was until I played it and now, I use that setting almost exclusively for classical and even some modern stuff. The sound is amazing, totally amazing...
Fascinating! Always the divine Mozart!
Their wonderful and captivating performances are nothing short of amazing.
From
Tokyo where is full of the joys and sorrows
amazing
Super gespielt Tante ;)
LG Martin U.
The flute obbligato for the Mad Scene in Lucia di Lammermoor was originally for glass harmonica. That would sound really spooky!
Indeed! I am looking forward to play it again this winter in Augsburg Oper (Germany)
Thank you for this uploading
+Wiener Glasharmonika Duo
Well done to all these interpreters. They dare!
This is, I think, the only musical instrument that has to be played with wet hands!
Wasn't the Dance ofcthe Sugar Plumb Fairy originally for Glass Harmonica---now played on q celesta?
It was original written for Celesta - a new invention at those time, there were no more Glass Harmonica player and the instrument disappeared...
@@WienerGlasharmonikaDuo Thanks for the clarification.
Da es anscheinend nur noch 5 Menschen auf der ganzen Welt gibt, die Glasharmonika spielen können, sollte man hier ruhig mal respektvoll lauschen.
I don't understand, how does someone become an expert performer with this? What's the related instrument you start with? The instrument seems rare enough that someone would have to already be a recognized musician to even be allowed to play one
looks like a keyboard to me. the hardest thing must the attack
I started with violin and played in an austrian orchestra. then I changed and on the glassharmonica you have to do the same as on any other instrument: practising, practising, practising - but I love to play the original Franklinsche Glasharmonika - also Mozarts Compositions for this instrument as well as donizettis Lucia di Lammermoor and nowadays a lot of contemporary music!
@@WienerGlasharmonikaDuo is it at all possible to influence the dynamics? And what about articulation (attack but also end of each note)? - I'm fascinated by your instrument!
5:05