@@zvonimirtosic6171 Not exactly. It has more to do with an aesthetic appreciation, which is not confined to whatever country. Even in his own time Beethoven was critizised for "using bizarre and inappropriate harmonies and modulations that disturb his melodic developments"... a critical evaluation on the violinsonata opus 12/3. I can recommend the lecture of the first critical evaluation of his second symphony by his contemporaries... very revealing...😉👍😊
Is this why Haydn wanted to bring the spirit of Mozart back again in the hands of the young Ludwig? But however Ludwig refused to become another Mozart!
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Estas danzas WoO 8 al igual que las WoO 7 están hechas para orquesta en su forma original,además tienes carracas platillos y,en la danza 12 tocan una trompa de corneta..esto es una chapuza!_el original le da infinitas vueltas
En realidad el verdadero maestro de Beethoven fue Haydn, no hay evidencia que haya tomado clases con Mozart, por lo cual esperaríamos más una influencia del otro maestro.
This is just so amazing, so melodious and lively. Those who argue that Beethoven's music has no melody, must revise their thinking.
Those who say "Beethoven has no melody" have been schooled by the 20th century Americanist academia and the American media.
@@zvonimirtosic6171 Not exactly. It has more to do with an aesthetic appreciation, which is not confined to whatever country. Even in his own time Beethoven was critizised for "using bizarre and inappropriate harmonies and modulations that disturb his melodic developments"... a critical evaluation on the violinsonata opus 12/3. I can recommend the lecture of the first critical evaluation of his second symphony by his contemporaries... very revealing...😉👍😊
Wow
Works like these were the beginning of the career of the waltz as the new leading dance of the incoming 19th century.
There are other examples from the same early period, written by Haydn and Mozart.
It's amazing!
Is this why Haydn wanted to bring the spirit of Mozart back again in the hands of the young Ludwig? But however Ludwig refused to become another Mozart!
A genius dose not follow...
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Plaisant. Je me croirais dans un café viennois à écouter du Josef Lanner. C'est superbe en petit ensemble, un peu kitsch !
Oui! Oui!!
Magnicifo!
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Estas danzas WoO 8 al igual que las WoO 7 están hechas para orquesta en su forma original,además tienes carracas platillos y,en la danza 12 tocan una trompa de corneta..esto es una chapuza!_el original le da infinitas vueltas
Igualito a Mozart,su maestro!!
En realidad el verdadero maestro de Beethoven fue Haydn, no hay evidencia que haya tomado clases con Mozart, por lo cual esperaríamos más una influencia del otro maestro.