Franz Danzi - Wind Quintet, op. 56 no. 1 (with Score)

Franz Danzi (1763-1826) was a German cellist, composer and conductor. Danzi's career spanned the transition from the late Classical to the early Romantic styles. He knew Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, was a contemporary of Ludwig van Beethoven, and a mentor for Carl Maria von Weber. This piece, the Wind Quintet, op. 56 no. 1, belongs to a series of quintets composed in 1821 for wind quintet.
Quintet: Monet Bläserquintett
00:05 - 1. Allegretto
05:20 - 2. Adante con moto
08:00 - 3. Menuetto Allegretto
10:08 - 4. Allegretto
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[@onceflute-1648]

5:21
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[@mopsovich]

That was amazing technique

[@affrything]

this is peak, why is no one talking about this

[@natheniel]

wind quintets are great but nobody are playing them

[@pickledrick4800]

Cus we always had to play this first year at Curtis

[@affrything]

@@pickledrick4800 says, as if Curtis was an easily attend-able college

[@zouwo]

Which publisher is this sheet music?

[@oboep]

is this really played sound? or vsi? soundfont?

[@Hinstasvideoaccount-hh3hm]

Sounds like actual players to me

[@Gregggggggggg]

you can even hear them taking breaths, I'm pretty sure it's real musicians playing