Si lo supiera,estaría feliz.Era eso lo que quería.También quería vivir de su música,que la comprasen,que paguen bien por su trabajo.Creo que a Mozart le gustaría ser mas ..no se..pop ,es decir popular...incluso comercial.Menos elitista de lo que intentan que sea ahora.
It's a positive message. He/She said it calms her/his mind and allows more concentration and focus. (: The person is complimenting the beautiful work of Mozart. To the people who think it's spam or a bad comment, don't just click it's a spam when you don't even know what it says. It's in Korean and I can read and understand what the person said.
@@landfill402 how? he never did wrong. Also, cancel culture never really achieved to "cancel" someone from culture. They mostly complain and that's it. Caravaggio killed a person and is still in museums.
It is always such a wonder to listen to Mozart. It takes the breadth away and God only knows the feeling one gets from such a high! Pleasant morning to all.
The Inspiration, simplicity, depth, melody, has a name W.A.MOZART, ... and something more ... daydreaming, loving without knowing why or who , and much more, Listen and you wil l feel it. After 70 years of listening to Mozart's heavenly melodies, I have found no words to define the love that makes me feel his sublime music. Live Mozart forever and ever.
Tutte le musiche che ha composto in 30 Anni W.A Mozart,🇦🇹🎵Sono tutte Originali ,e sin tutte sue Lui non ha mai Copiato dagli altri,sono Originali al 💯×💯Era un Grande e lo sara' per sempre,🇦🇹GeniiuS,♥️🏆🇦🇹
14 years since I first discovered this piece and fell in love with all of Mozart's music, and the second movement is still one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard.
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 You say: MOZART had support and was taught? Whose supports? ... of his father? or his mother... ? Yes, his father was a violinist and pianist but that doesn't guarantee his kids were, my father was a lawyer but I wasn't. So parent's profession doesn't guarantee that children will follow them. Remember...His Parents, who suffered the loss of several of their children and the pain this meant for years. Or support from his sister? who learned music at home, like him, listening to his father? I'm sorry, but your words do not stand the test of time, nor the comparison with the best composers of all time, because MOZART was the best of the 18th century, continues to be today, and as Franz Joseph Haydn said, The world will never see a musical talent like MOZART's again in the next 100 years, (or in the next 1000 years). Your words don't pass today's musical test either. Why? Of all the classical music we hear today on Radio, Television or in many films and television series, 47% is written by W. A. MOZART. All the staff who listen to their music today, rate it with 10 stars, (not like other famous composers who some are good, others regular and many bad) When MOZART was born a genius was born, who later on, showed himself and showed the world as the GENIUS of all geniuses. It has been a pleasure, Receive a cordial greeting.
@@francescdalmausalgas3638 Sure he was talented, wouldn't have meant shit without the support of his family. His father put all the money into Mozart from the moment he realized his talent and made it his life to support his son. If your father forced upon you to be a lawyer from a very young age you would have been. Maybe you weren't forced/supported, although being a lawyer really is a bad comparison to something that you need actual talent for.
@@francescdalmausalgas3638 Oh and I also don't care what other people rate his music, most have no clue and just rate him high because others rate him high. Plenty of amazing composers out here on par with mozart. I doubt most even have heard anything from.
I'm playing this right now... and the musical genius of Mozart stuns me. Anyone who does not appreciate the music of Mozart needs to listen to it until they figure out what it means. I doubt I will ever get tired of Mozart. The musical challenges it gives one is hard to solve until you know more of Mozart. And, just saying, do the notes in this recording sound sharp... or is my violin out of tune? XD
Mozart is not only one of the top three; He is truly No. 1. Better, in my view, than even Beethoven or Haydn or any other two composers you can think of.
Janak Varma In my opinion, Bach and Mozart are on the same level in brilliance. I just finished playing this concerto, which was fun. However, Bach's Partita No. 2, BWV 1004, is one of the most entertaining and beautiful pieces I've ever played. I recommend to listen to Bach then Mozart, and then decide who was the best or if they are equal in musical genius.
This is my all-time favourite Mozart Violin Concerto,especially I like the third movement,when the woodwinds and the horns performed together ends in silence,and it`s so beautiful to listen throughout.
This violin concerto is amazing. One of the best works in the whole Mozart repertoire, without a doubt. Thank you, uploader! You are also one of the best uploaders in UA-cam, without a doubt.
For me the magic o Mozart puts life in perspective I feel like learning all I can about myself and the world I live in when I listen to his haunting,enlightening and soulful stains......
I love Mozart very much. Western classical music has a special appeal for me. I find that my left hand is a very intuitive hand and often correctly follows the notes in one go! I don.t know how it happens. I also love to hear the forerunner of Western classical music, ie. the Baroque Music of France. It is very soothing indeed.
His musical talent is what makes him so profound. It may be that you just don't have a taste for Mozart, but others all around the world do. Many admire him as, as you said, the top 3 best composers, and you just simply don't agree, just like some people like apples and some people like pears. It's a matter of opinion.
nice work by mozart. i'm just a music lover and i listen to both mozart and beethoven. they both did a great work. and if it wasnt for youtube i wouldn't have got an oppertunity to listen to this composition. thank you.
Desde o primeiro acorde dancei feito criança feliz , como se nas nuvens estivesse. Amo toda a Obra de Mozart, mas este Violin Concert No 3 tem uma mágica especialíssima . Desejo para você, meu bom amigo Mozart de óculos, que a Alegria desta música componha sua vida e seja tão feliz como me fez agora!
C 1 voyage dans le temps que 7 musique ns recéle, ns incarnons notre enfance avec ses belles souvenirs et ns vivons un moment d'innocence de plaisir et de detente à travers des souvenirs qui restent graver dans nos memoires..une tres belle musique qui rend l'humeur positive et c'est le rythme de ttes les emotions...
Mozart did perform the works he wrote in Paris and London as an 8 year old. His first Symphony, k.16 (aged 9) is an attractive piece, comparable with that written by many of his (adult) contemporaries. His first operas were written at the age of 12, and are still often performed in Salzburg and elsewhere.
To Emeror ChiCheung: you had thought this was very early Mozart? Actually K216 was written in Paris in 1775, when Mozart was already 19. He spent most of the spring and summer in Paris, hoping to get on at Versailles as a musician. The French loved violin concerti, so Mozart composed and PLAYED five violin concerti, all in the space of about three months summer of 1775! The playing sounds like Henryk Szeryng, but could possibly be Artur Grumiaux; Grumiaux usually played the Ysaye cadenza
The "unnecessary detail" is in fact more important than knowing who musicians who played are. While it's nice to know what orchestra you are listening to, an educated explanation of what you are about to listen to is highly important, especially for an ignorant audience. The uploader has put efforts in it, and might be nicer to politely ask who the performing orchestra is.
It wasn't recorded this way...I digitally edited it in an attempt to avoid the video being blocked (because I don't know who owns the copyright)...But you can find the original recording in the right key, from the link in the description ("mozart-archiv"). Hope this helps :)
Dear Friend: hello :) what an amazing wonderful job you have done posting all of these magnificent Mozart compositions ... you have made soooo many of us Mozart lovers sooooo happy ... THANK YOU SO MUCH - my favorite is Flute and Harp/Koechel 299 ... I find it totally fascinating that Mozart, who played neither of these 2 instruments composed a piece as brilliant for them as it is F+H ..I am a live long Mozart die hard fan ... need to hear his music play EVERY EVERY DAY of my life ... what a wonderful gift of God to us he is ... and so are you .... be blessed every day and in every way .... Best Regards, geramerix :)
So is this a fact that noone knows for sure who the player is?Fascinating....someone mentioned Szeryng...??Skill seems to distance itself from the individual..no namedropping culture at all just a wonderfully played piece of concerto more than 200 years old :o)
In reply to the query about the performer; I am not sure but the style and performance sounds very much like Artur Grumiaux, great French violinist of 1940s-1950s... I await the cadenza to be sure....It is definitely Grumiaux! The cadenza passage before the recapitulation is pure Grumiaux. The main cadenza at end of movement one is by Sam Franko. Grumiaux has always been one of my models for performance as I was trained very much in the Franco-Belgian school of violin performance.
14/20 C'est vraiment bien dans l'ensemble. Attention toutefois, parfois vous avez tendance à faire des anachronismes de style. Vous êtes chez Mozart, ne l'oubliez pas.
Alright, so I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure that this version is the exact version in this video: watch?v=CrpvZYkeM3s Which means that it was recorded probably in 1969, the soloist is Henryk Szeryng, the symphony is the New Philharmonia Orchestra with conductor Sir Alexander Gibson, and the Cadenza is played by Sam Franko.
That's your opinion. In my opinion it's a basic courtesy to acknowledge the musicians responsible for this performance. They are the ones who made the efforts!
Inspiration, simplicity, depth, melody, has a name W.A.MOZART, ... and something more ... daydreaming, loving without knowing why or who, and much more, Listen and you will feel it.
Brother (violin) and I (piano reduction) performed this before the French Ambassador…mid Sixties Washington, DC. For some fortunate reason we managed to avoid WWIII.
The great composer Mr. Joseph Haydn said of W.A. Mozart that humanity would never again hear a talent like his. I do not want to offend anyone, or belittle the talent of any composer, this is not my intention. But every time I hear Mozart melodies like this Violin Concerto No. 3 in G, K. 216, I think Mr. Haydn fell short, very short. I sincerely believe that the world will never hear a talent like Mozart's again in the next 10,000 years. W.A.Mozart, lives and will live forever. Greetings to all lovers of classical music.
About 30 years ago we purchased a cassette of this great piece while visiting and touring in Bavaria. In some shopping squares you hear music playing. Ich liebe Deutschland.
Una obra realmente genial, como todas las de Mozart. Todo el concierto es bello, pero la parte que me emociona hasta lo sublime es el segundo movimiento. GRACIAS.
Josephina, you are right about the performer. Thanks for posting it. I think the uploader of this video may have either wanted to or intended to use it as a teaching material. His commentaries are right on and accurate and adequate as such. As such it is not for those who do not care to learn about its concerto architecture or intentions. Interestingly, I find it useful without his lecture accompanying the performance. We can have more of this type annotated commentaries. Thumb up.
Il paesaggio bellissimo che ci viene offerto sembra voglia invitarci a dire:sì,siamo piccole creature,ma noi siamo capaci di sfidare le cime delle montagne più alte con i desideri del nostro cuore e i pensieri della nostra mente.
Happy Birthday Mozart! You truly are the Lord's instrument. The Lord opened my ears & let me understand your music, thus, blessed me with the finest music on earth. The word 'Love' merely describes my fondness of you & of your music.
![Mozart - Violin Concerto No. 4 in D, K. 218 [complete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/La08LYpRiWY/mqdefault.jpg)
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![Mozart - Violin Concerto No. 5 in A, K. 219 [complete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/2TUIQjZT_8Y/mqdefault.jpg)
![Vivaldi: Largo dal Concerto per [la] Sig.ra Annamaria (RV 387)- Organ transcription.](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/kX9gBpUL6ck/mqdefault.jpg)
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If only he knew now.... that millions of people still listen to his music and.. ADORE it.
Si lo supiera,estaría feliz.Era eso lo que quería.También quería vivir de su música,que la comprasen,que paguen bien por su trabajo.Creo que a Mozart le gustaría ser mas ..no se..pop ,es decir popular...incluso comercial.Menos elitista de lo que intentan que sea ahora.
Shaun, I think he knows!
leavesyoubreathless you must believe in reincarnation ;)
Shaun Chandler
This will forever last in our hearts and ears......
Rock star
0:00 1. Allegro
10:05 2. Adagio
18:20 3. Rondeau, Allegro
Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart .eu tbm gosto muito
Sweet, thank you.
Grazzie cavalieri.
It's a positive message. He/She said it calms her/his mind and allows more concentration and focus. (: The person is complimenting the beautiful work of Mozart. To the people who think it's spam or a bad comment, don't just click it's a spam when you don't even know what it says. It's in Korean and I can read and understand what the person said.
Happy birthday Wolfie. Oh how we love you. You gave the world so much joy.
Mozart was an undisputed genius, his music will live forever
He will be canceled by the woke mob.
@@landfill402 how? he never did wrong. Also, cancel culture never really achieved to "cancel" someone from culture. They mostly complain and that's it. Caravaggio killed a person and is still in museums.
it's spectacular to think Mozart wrote this at the age of 19. It is a wonderful piece!
Thanks so much!
Mozart is the single composer who drew me into the world of classical music. The greatest composer ever!!
ever and forever.
Thank you 'cause you didn't put any advertisements during the video,this make a huge difference while listening 🙏❤❤❤
It is always such a wonder to listen to Mozart. It takes the breadth away and God only knows the feeling one gets from such a high! Pleasant morning to all.
The Inspiration, simplicity, depth, melody, has a name W.A.MOZART, ... and something more ... daydreaming, loving without knowing why or who ,
and much more, Listen and you wil l feel it.
After 70 years of listening to Mozart's heavenly melodies, I have found no words to define the love that makes me feel his sublime music.
Live Mozart forever and ever.
Tutte le musiche che ha composto in 30 Anni W.A Mozart,🇦🇹🎵Sono tutte Originali ,e sin tutte sue Lui non ha mai Copiato dagli altri,sono Originali al 💯×💯Era un Grande e lo sara' per sempre,🇦🇹GeniiuS,♥️🏆🇦🇹
Mozart is one of my inspirations in playing the violin, I'm happy for the pieces he made.
14 years since I first discovered this piece and fell in love with all of Mozart's music, and the second movement is still one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard.
A beautiful piece of music! Mozart truly composed no "bad music." Every note, absolutely perfect! Thanks for uploading.
The best violin concerto off all time
Yes, I still definitely agree with you and it`s my all-time favourite.
I do not have words to describe this music.........
Oh my God, if Mozart did not exist, it would be necessary to invent him! But - oh glory! - Mozart exists and will exist forever!
ione Barbosa ❤
But he died when he was 35
Mozart, 19 years old ........YES he was a genius.........
He also had support and was taught from 3 years old. We would have many more geniuses if everyone got such support. But yea Mozart is awesome.
@@mcmarkmarkson7115 You say: MOZART had support and was taught?
Whose supports? ... of his father? or his mother... ?
Yes, his father was a violinist and pianist but that doesn't guarantee his kids were, my father was a lawyer but I wasn't.
So parent's profession doesn't guarantee that children will follow them.
Remember...His Parents, who suffered the loss of several of their children and the pain this meant for years.
Or support from his sister? who learned music at home, like him, listening to his father?
I'm sorry, but your words do not stand the test of time, nor the comparison with the best composers of all time, because MOZART was the best of the 18th century, continues to be today, and as Franz Joseph Haydn said, The world will never see a musical talent like MOZART's again in the next 100 years, (or in the next 1000 years).
Your words don't pass today's musical test either.
Why?
Of all the classical music we hear today on Radio, Television or in many films and television series, 47% is written by W. A. MOZART.
All the staff who listen to their music today, rate it with 10 stars, (not like other famous composers who some are good, others regular and many bad)
When MOZART was born a genius was born, who later on, showed himself and showed the world as the GENIUS of all geniuses.
It has been a pleasure,
Receive a cordial greeting.
@@francescdalmausalgas3638 Sure he was talented, wouldn't have meant shit without the support of his family. His father put all the money into Mozart from the moment he realized his talent and made it his life to support his son.
If your father forced upon you to be a lawyer from a very young age you would have been. Maybe you weren't forced/supported, although being a lawyer really is a bad comparison to something that you need actual talent for.
@@francescdalmausalgas3638 Oh and I also don't care what other people rate his music, most have no clue and just rate him high because others rate him high. Plenty of amazing composers out here on par with mozart. I doubt most even have heard anything from.
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I'm playing this right now... and the musical genius of Mozart stuns me. Anyone who does not appreciate the music of Mozart needs to listen to it until they figure out what it means. I doubt I will ever get tired of Mozart. The musical challenges it gives one is hard to solve until you know more of Mozart. And, just saying, do the notes in this recording sound sharp... or is my violin out of tune? XD
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Mozart is not only one of the top three; He is truly No. 1.
Better, in my view, than even Beethoven or Haydn or any other two composers you can think of.
Janak Varma In my opinion, Bach and Mozart are on the same level in brilliance. I just finished playing this concerto, which was fun. However, Bach's Partita No. 2, BWV 1004, is one of the most entertaining and beautiful pieces I've ever played. I recommend to listen to Bach then Mozart, and then decide who was the best or if they are equal in musical genius.
He was the elvis of his era. Made lots of people uneasy.
It's mindblowing to think that one person can be as creative as Wolfgang Amadeus and turn out so much beautiful music in such a short life.
This is my all-time favourite Mozart Violin Concerto,especially I like the third movement,when the woodwinds and the horns performed together ends in silence,and it`s so beautiful to listen throughout.
Displays Mozart's talents when still in his teens. - John Austin, Australia
Ce concerto, ce sont mes racines violonistiques. Et il jalonne tout mon parcours a différents niveaux. Merci eternel Mozart! et magnifique violoniste!
This violin concerto is amazing. One of the best works in the whole Mozart repertoire, without a doubt. Thank you, uploader! You are also one of the best uploaders in UA-cam, without a doubt.
This is one of Mozart's finest works in my opinion. I am so privileged to be learning this! ❤️
i wish mozart extended the part from 22:09 to 22:43 even more, and gave this piece it's own name.
Sounds like a separate folklore compilation
I would call the interval 10:00 to 11:20 The Mozart's signature
This name would be like hmmm... "The masters and commanders of the royal sea", no ^^ ?
Musica divina eterna. Questo tipo di mucica non stanca mai.
Grazie per averla messo qui in YT.
For me the magic o Mozart puts life in perspective I feel like learning all I can about myself and the world I live in when I listen to his haunting,enlightening and soulful stains......
Kinda was expecting the page to turn and to follow along the music. That'd have been awesome.
DiCasaFilm Gotta take what we can get.
Dear wolfie happ bithdsy
Wonderful piece of music. Very passionate violin. Love it!
I love Mozart very much. Western classical music has a special appeal for me. I find that my left hand is a very intuitive hand and often correctly follows the notes in one go! I don.t know how it happens. I also love to hear the forerunner of Western classical music, ie. the Baroque Music of France. It is very soothing indeed.
Deep emotion has come to my heart , and it was the time of supreme bliss .
IMHO Mozart's most beautiful violin concerto (by far).
His musical talent is what makes him so profound. It may be that you just don't have a taste for Mozart, but others all around the world do. Many admire him as, as you said, the top 3 best composers, and you just simply don't agree, just like some people like apples and some people like pears. It's a matter of opinion.
Mozart gives a piece of Heaven in our heart
ESTE CEL MAI MARE COMPOZITOR DE MUZICA SINFONICA DIN LUME,PENTRU MINE................
ALL MY THANKS
VIELEN DANK!
MERCI BEAUCOP!
MILLE GRAZIE!
Never gets old. Each and every fresh version is like hearing it for the first time.
+AmadeusMozart qui a mis en ligne sur +UA-cam. Bravissimo! Bien documenté !
This is perfection
Hier kan ik zo van genieten op de zaterdagavond....even geen voetbal en dan deze heerlijke muziek.
nice work by mozart. i'm just a music lover and i listen to both mozart and beethoven. they both did a great work.
and if it wasnt for youtube i wouldn't have got an oppertunity to listen to this composition. thank you.
Desde o primeiro acorde dancei feito criança feliz , como se nas nuvens estivesse. Amo toda a Obra de Mozart, mas este Violin Concert No 3 tem uma mágica especialíssima . Desejo para você, meu bom amigo Mozart de óculos, que a Alegria desta música componha sua vida e seja tão feliz como me fez agora!
Wonderful!!! Thank you so much for uploaded!!!
Mozart ist mein Lieblingskomponist!
Obrigada por ter existido, Mozart! O melhor!!
C 1 voyage dans le temps que 7 musique ns recéle, ns incarnons notre enfance avec ses belles souvenirs et ns vivons un moment d'innocence de plaisir et de detente à travers des souvenirs qui restent graver dans nos memoires..une tres belle musique qui rend l'humeur positive et c'est le rythme de ttes les emotions...
What an immaculate collection of unworldly talent! I aspire to be this one day
Absolutely marvellous.
I started listening to Requiem and decided to listen to a more upbeat Mozart. This composition is nicely smooth, energetic, and calming. Thank you.
Dios mío, como me llega al corazón este tipo de música. Me vengo atraído cada vez más a la música clásica al pasar los años.
Hard to believe that some human thought all these notes and the combinations! Bravo Herr Mozart.
Formidabile terapia per cuore,mente e corpo.Armonia che entra e diviene alimento.
Like a breath of fresh air! The greatest music!
I wish there were more videos like this ! Thank you :)
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎻🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤
NU AM CUVINTE PENRU A DESCRIE BUCURIA CE O SIMTE SUFLETUL ! MAGNIFIC !!!
Semplicemente meraviglioso come tutto ciò che è di Mozart.
Mozart did perform the works he wrote in Paris and London as an 8 year old. His first Symphony, k.16 (aged 9) is an attractive piece, comparable with that written by many of his (adult) contemporaries. His first operas were written at the age of 12, and are still often performed in Salzburg and elsewhere.
Soo beautiful. Beyond words... makes me cry every time I hear it. If this doesn't move you... you truly are dead inside.
Minden reggel ezt hallgatom,mert lusta vagyok kicserélni a lemezt a lejátszóban.Viszont jól is indul minden napom:)
To Emeror ChiCheung: you had thought this was very early Mozart? Actually K216 was written in Paris in 1775, when Mozart was already 19. He spent most of the spring and summer in Paris, hoping to get on at Versailles as a musician. The French loved violin concerti, so Mozart composed and PLAYED five violin concerti, all in the space of about three months summer of 1775! The playing sounds like Henryk Szeryng, but could possibly be Artur Grumiaux; Grumiaux usually played the Ysaye cadenza
I love this piece so much! :) Thanks for sharing it with us
21:40 for the Master and Commander bit. Gorgeous.
+Arthur Nichols they picked the best spot to include.
+Arthur Nichols the entire piece MUST be enjoyed in it's ENTIRETY !!!!! no skipping about to 21:42 or ill know and i'll tell Tim.
+Ouroboros who's Tim?
Who Is TIM ?!?! Oh my this is so funny
best part
The "unnecessary detail" is in fact more important than knowing who musicians who played are. While it's nice to know what orchestra you are listening to, an educated explanation of what you are about to listen to is highly important, especially for an ignorant audience. The uploader has put efforts in it, and might be nicer to politely ask who the performing orchestra is.
It wasn't recorded this way...I digitally edited it in an attempt to avoid the video being blocked (because I don't know who owns the copyright)...But you can find the original recording in the right key, from the link in the description ("mozart-archiv"). Hope this helps :)
Dear Friend: hello :) what an amazing wonderful job you have done posting all of these magnificent Mozart compositions ... you have made soooo many of us Mozart lovers sooooo happy ... THANK YOU SO MUCH - my favorite is Flute and Harp/Koechel 299 ... I find it totally fascinating that Mozart, who played neither of these 2 instruments composed a piece as brilliant for them as it is F+H ..I am a live long Mozart die hard fan ... need to hear his music play EVERY EVERY DAY of my life ... what a wonderful gift of God to us he is ... and so are you .... be blessed every day and in every way .... Best Regards, geramerix :)
It’s fine I like it in the wrong key
i love the part at 22:09! It's so fun and exciting! Always enlighten my mood
Same here!
+RainbowPoptart yep! and how i wish that Mozart made an extension to this beautiful piece and gave she her own name :))
Infinitamente agradecido y contento por la música que se ofrece, gracias.
So is this a fact that noone knows for sure who the player is?Fascinating....someone mentioned Szeryng...??Skill seems to distance itself from the individual..no namedropping culture at all just a wonderfully played piece of concerto more than 200 years old :o)
Thank you for that wonderful experience.
In reply to the query about the performer; I am not sure but the style and performance sounds very much like Artur Grumiaux, great French violinist of 1940s-1950s... I await the cadenza to be sure....It is definitely Grumiaux! The cadenza passage before the recapitulation is pure Grumiaux. The main cadenza at end of movement one is by Sam Franko. Grumiaux has always been one of my models for performance as I was trained very much in the Franco-Belgian school of violin performance.
I so love the sound of a violin.
Thank you for uploading ! Hvala !
My favourite violin concerto ❤️
Sono contento. Un grande saluto, Giovanni!
14/20
C'est vraiment bien dans l'ensemble.
Attention toutefois, parfois vous avez tendance à faire des anachronismes de style. Vous êtes chez Mozart, ne l'oubliez pas.
That's what I was looking for, thanks for uploading this masterpiece :)
Alright, so I could be wrong, but I am pretty sure that this version is the exact version in this video:
watch?v=CrpvZYkeM3s
Which means that it was recorded probably in 1969, the soloist is Henryk Szeryng, the symphony is the New Philharmonia Orchestra with conductor Sir Alexander Gibson, and the Cadenza is played by Sam Franko.
That's your opinion. In my opinion it's a basic courtesy to acknowledge the musicians responsible for this performance. They are the ones who made the efforts!
I love this concert.Bravo!!! 👏
Inspiration, simplicity, depth, melody, has a name W.A.MOZART, ... and something more ... daydreaming, loving without knowing why or who, and much more, Listen and you will feel it.
it puts a smile on my face listening to to such brilliance
✨💖✨ Merci Mozart pour toutes tes œuvres d'art, tu es l'empreinte de la vie pour nos cœurs 💕
I honestly don't know much about music, I like what I like. But this piece has always touched my heart. It is perfection.
Brother (violin) and I (piano reduction) performed this before the French Ambassador…mid Sixties Washington, DC. For some fortunate reason we managed to avoid WWIII.
hope you're still doing well 😊
My word, this is absolutely incredible...
Será que sou o único da minha idade que AMA Mozart?
I have played for 7 years and i am 14 years old. i am playing this right now :)
Awesome piece... playing first movement on my violin now :)
The great composer Mr. Joseph Haydn said of W.A. Mozart that humanity would never again hear a talent like his.
I do not want to offend anyone, or belittle the talent of any composer, this is not my intention.
But every time I hear Mozart melodies like this Violin Concerto No. 3 in G, K. 216, I think Mr. Haydn fell short, very short.
I sincerely believe that the world will never hear a talent like Mozart's again in the next 10,000 years.
W.A.Mozart, lives and will live forever.
Greetings to all lovers of classical music.
About 30 years ago we purchased a cassette of this great piece while visiting and touring in Bavaria. In some shopping squares you hear music playing. Ich liebe Deutschland.
Una obra realmente genial, como todas las de Mozart. Todo el concierto es bello, pero la parte que me emociona hasta lo sublime es el segundo movimiento. GRACIAS.
Josephina, you are right about the performer. Thanks for posting it.
I think the uploader of this video may have either wanted to or intended to use it as a teaching material. His commentaries are right on and accurate and adequate as such. As such it is not for those who do not care to learn about its concerto architecture or intentions. Interestingly, I find it useful without his lecture accompanying the performance. We can have more of this type annotated commentaries. Thumb up.
The pic at 12:38 is my wallpaper! It always brings a sense of calm and peace, and what better than accompanied by Mozart? Thank you!
I was looking for it thanks!!
This was my favorite recital piece in college! :-)
Il paesaggio bellissimo che ci viene offerto sembra voglia invitarci a dire:sì,siamo piccole creature,ma noi siamo capaci di sfidare le cime delle montagne più alte con i desideri del nostro cuore e i pensieri della nostra mente.
Happy Birthday Mozart! You truly are the Lord's instrument. The Lord opened my ears & let me understand your music, thus, blessed me with the finest music on earth. The word 'Love' merely describes my fondness of you & of your music.
We all know why you came here 21:40 is pure gold. Studying for the CTO exam wish me luck.