Robert Fuchs - Serenade No.1 in D-major, Op.9 (1874)

[@hectorbarrionuevo6034]

What a beautiful Minuet ! The whole Serenade is woderful ! Love Fuchs' music

[@marcellotomasello-d6t]

Dolcissimo!

[@claudedanze6721]

Même chose pour moi. Ce Fuchs "sorti de nulle part", c'est une trouvaille! Quel plaisir de renouveler son expérience d'écoute.

[@Wattwiller]

+Claude Danze Je me retrouve tout à fait dans votre commentaire. Je suis très heureux de cette trouvaille, quel émerveillement!

[@theviewer7076]

+Claude Danze moi aussi

[@phuclevan5771]

So good to heard.

[@pjtuloup]

Dire qu'au cours de mes études musicales, je n'ai pas une seule fois entendu parler de cet exquis musicien... Quelle surprise de l'entendre faire des modulations à la Prokoviev !

[@edwinschirp8186]

Thank you very much Wellllllls for your kind answer,

[@abdul7591]

Thanks for this, Kuhlau.

[@高強-j3u]

II 2:49
III 6:47
IV 11:28
V 14:41

[@benlindsay6012]

This is great music (albeit from a fairly unknown composer)!

[@tortuedelanuit2299]

It seems Fuchs's Serenade No. 3 has gone missing from UA-cam.

[@sidlori1592]

And No. 4, and No. 5. Wish I'd downloaded them while they were still available...

[@fulviopolce9785]

Puro Neoclassicismo.
Orchestra di soli archi..
Gradevole,ben eseguita,bello fin che vuoi ma scritta un secolo dopo...

[@jackhousman6637]

Brahms thought very highly of this man's music, with good reason. Listen to his piano quartet.

[@merxeddie6474]

You may like other serenades for strings by Elgar,Dvorak,and Tchaikovsky.

[@andrewpetersen5272]

Or Wolf-Ferarri, or Suk, or Reinecke, or Wiren etc

[@edwinschirp8186]

could some one please tell who is the artist of such a beautiful painting?

[@Wattwiller]

+Edwin Schirp The painting is from Claude Gellée, and it is called "Paysage pastoral"