Mozart, Rondo for Violin and Orchestra Kv. 373 (Capucon) 2nd part

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 1791)
Rondo For Violin & Orchestra in C, Kv 373
Rondo para VIolin y Orquesta en Do Mayor, Kv 373
Renaud Capucon, Violin
Christian Arming, Conductor
National Japan Philarmonic Orchestra/Orquesta Filarmonica Nacional de Japon

[@andres6868]

So Gardel's Por una Cabeza was "borrowed" from here (after 3:25)

[@osvaldoquezada2361]

🤣 200 years ago, before Gardel.

[@KorporalKain]

Thanks :D

[@bornaerceg9984]

Its common galant schema called romanesca, in minor.

[@provimus535]

Thank you for posting this splendid Mozart!

[@Pitborn]

Bravo, Mr Capucon! Unlike Stern, Perlman and Milstein you know that this is not a piece one can perform without preparation. Thank you for taking it serious. This Rondo is a little jewel, and your performance is a real pleasure. Ok, there is this Tango... But does there exist any good Mozart interpretation at all without including something like a scent of a woman?

[@AlfredRaddatz]

Yes, Gradel's theme is much older than him.
But that's the beauty of it: 154 years are nothing to an awesome piece of music. Maybe it wasn't even Mozar's original idea but just an inspiration from somewhere else (and he just happened to be so lucky as to write it down for future generations).

[@musikpsyche]

sehr,sehr exquisite Darbietung ein Ohrenschmaus
Danke

[@sylviafarese9546]

Hermoso

[@solidors]

super cela donne vraiment envie de bien aimer la musique classique

[@lenakohler8308]

Изумительно

[@fischer3x3]

Super.

[@FranRodriguezguitar]

very good!

[@rviolinfiddle55]

@ibbajibbaduay Well, do realize that he's playing it meticulously, in the style of Mozart. You are very entitled to your opinion of course, but I believe it couldn't have been played more how Mozart would have wanted it.

[@em468]

No es tan parecido como dicen😅