Giuseppe Martucci - Piano Concerto No. 1, Op. 40 (1878)

Giuseppe Martucci (Capua, 6 January 1856 - Naples, 1 June 1909) was an Italian composer, conductor, pianist and teacher. As a composer and teacher he was influential in reviving Italian interest in non-operatic music. As a conductor he helped to introduce Wagner's operas to Italy and also gave important early concerts of English music there.
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Piano Concerto No. 1, Op. 40 (1878)
I. Allegro (00:00)
II. Andante (15:37)
III. Allegro (26:28)
Francesco Caramiello, piano and Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Francesco D'Avalos

[@artbugzrecords]

I've never heard a piano concerto like this. Truly Special

[@stephenjablonsky1941]

This is very attractive music by a guy I never heard of before today. This concerto is almost great and Martucci deserves to be better known.

[@stuartdavidson6869]

The recording features pianist, Francesco Caramiello, with The Philharmonia under the baton of Francesco d'Avalos. It dates from 1989, released the following year on the ASV label (ASV - DCA 690).

[@antoniavignera2339]

Finalmente ho avuto la gioia di ascoltare seguendo la partitura del Grande Martucci. Grazie 🙏

[@he01gjs]

FASCINATING concerto. Beautifully orchestrated.

[@nicolasvincent3098]

Thanks for this upload, didn't know this composer but the andante is so moving ! Love the part from 24:00 to the end of the movement !

[@jackohara3082]

Dank je well Bartje

[@byronsutherland1380]

Majestic and powerful

[@marcalexandrefontenay9801]

Grande découverte que ce 1 er concerto de Martucci pour piano, très brahmsien et magistralement interprété !

[@emrahkorkmaz87]

Ik vind dit echt zeer interessant. Bedankt Bartje Bartmans.

[@NewsOriginal]

beautiful :)

[@emrahkorkmaz87]

Zo mooi!

[@loicrenier7619]

Écriture claire et efficace.

[@janhoppezak9731]

after this I can die! in peace!

[@janhoppezak9731]

the Andante is byond the reality!!

[@user-tl8oj4tv1g]

I. Allegro.
II. Andante. 15:38
III. Allegro. 26:25

[@fortunatomodafferi3469]

ho voglia suonarlo!!!!

[@aramkhachaturian8043]

nice rythm

[@OpenGoldberg]

Who is the pianist? Don't they get credit in this video? They had to practice this stuff....

[@bartjebartmans]

+OpenGoldberg I don't know the name of the performers. This video is from my old channel which got terminated plus all the info. But now you mention it I might know where to find the names.

[@OpenGoldberg]

Cool - I feel bad for them, all that hard work =)

[@bartjebartmans]

+OpenGoldberg If it wasn't for youtube uploaders like my channel, nobody would hear this music.

[@OpenGoldberg]

That's so true. I'd never heard of this composer. Thanks for sharing.

[@Elwood_McCable]

@@bartjebartmansand it's sublime music. I haven't really heard a piece like this ever. Thank you!

[@hugokubarth9316]

Stupendes Konzert, dessen Andante eigentlich zur musikalischen Weltliteratur zählen sollte.

[@CaradhrasAiguo49]

the harmonies at 4:55 (and 11:04) remind me somehow of Saint-Saens

[@donnytello1544]

I believe rachmaninoff took inspiration from this concerto for his 4th concerto. They speak to each other

[@user-qy8yu7nw5m]

how come? do you have example

[@robert-skibelo]

Particularly beautiful slow movement, I thought. But golly, that score is hard to read.

[@fulviopolce9785]

Non un brutto concerto ma certamente neanche bello.Alquanto convenzionale,senza particolari punti di riferimento (Brahms ?). L' esecuzione di Caramiello è anche poco incisiva,come particolarmente nell'"anonimo" Andante.
Bello comunque il post ,con la partitura a corredo.