Carl Czerny - Piano Concerto in C major for four hands, Op.153
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- Carl Czerny
Work: Piano Concerto in C major for four hands, Op.153
Mov.I: Allegro con brio
Mov.II: Adagio espressivo
Mov.III: Rondo alla Polacca
Pianist: Anna & Ines Walachowski
Orchestra: Philharmonisches Orchester Altenburg-Gera
Conductor: David Porcelijn
Radio recording
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Czerny is such an underrated composer
The better side of youtube.
Czerny is so much more than etudes! He was a great composer!
He had an okay teacher after all.
Ken Busch love the understatement
@@kenbusch2139 Yeah, I once heard his name. Beat oh ben or something like that...
Exactly
I did not know, only his etudes.
Lovely! concerto and a great new discovery of this great composer and in general so little known, mostly only to pianist practicing his beautiful etudes.
Thank you, you made my day!!
The best way to spend Christmas night, listening to wonderful music from a great, great, great uncle.....
+adam czerny You must have been over 90 years opld when you wrote that!
As progeny of Josiah Fox and his Quaker ancestors on my father's side, I sent greetings to a fellow descendant of talent.
Well. if we are sharing our ancestry, I may be descended from both Grieg and Kirkpatrick Macmillan, the inventor of the modern bicycle. Or I may not - the genealogical trail is a little obscured......
He really loved the coloratura ranges
Lol
Carl Czerny (1791-1857) prolific Czech composer. One of the most prominent pupisl of Beethoven. His book of études for the piano is stallion wide use today.
Mooi pianoconcert, virtuoos, genieten
Een meesterlijk concert voor vierhandig piano en orkest met vooral een prachtig middendeel en einddeel.
Heel jammer dat we Carl Czerny niet vaker te horen krijgen op radio vier, want deze bijna vergeten componist heeft veel mooie klassiek-romantische muziek geschreven!!!
This fantastic composer was teacher of many others who taught prominent figures in more contemporary music such: Sergei Prokofiev, Rachmaninoff, Arthur Rubinstein, Daniel Barenboim and many other pianists still alive today. We can conclude that, in addition to being an amazing composer, Czerny was a remarkable musical pedagogue, perhaps influencing many of the elements of these teaching “chains” that were established during long time. Let’s not forget his close friendship with Beethoven that definitely influenced your music.
This concerto for four hands is of magnificent beauty, with one admirable harmony between the sound of the two instruments ensemble. This masterpiece in all its movements is of subtlety and an unsurpassable grandeur. The two pianists are superb in sensitivity and manage to extract a deep and admirable sound from the instruments. The orchestra and its direction are magnificent. Viva Czerny and his unrivaled music. Thanks for this recording and for the incredible pleasure it gives us.
Aside from the lessons a truly underrated composer
I love Czerny!
My Childhood friend.
And the "King of Etudes" !
Such a joy to be introduced to the music of Carl Czerny, and sad to think he has been neglected for so long.
There are reasons for that.🤓
What are they ?@@organman52
Bellissimo concerto poco conosciuto, da riscoprire. Musica freschissima di un'epoca straordinaria. Grazie per avermela proposta! 👏👏👏
Opino lo mismo. No sólo Mozart o Haydn estaban ahí, había otros grandes compositores también a los que admirar, sin llegar al nivel de los dos genios austriacos antes referidos.
Sono pienamente d'accordo. . Stupendo concerto. Peccato che non sia divulgato dalle emittenti TV e Radio. Grazie
Helaas is deze fantastische componist veelal onbekend, maar wij genieten van dit muziekstuk
Viva Czerny!!!! Viva!!! Maestro de maestros! Fino, masculino, elegante, elevado!!!! Viva !!!
Adagio expressivo just so good you have to listen 🎧 it is just like making you float in the air. I just ❤️ it.
Ab ca. 13,50 bis ca. 20, vollendetes musikalisches Gefühlserlebnis. ein wunderschönes Klavierkonzert.
Heerlijk, dat Rondo alla Polacca!
What a beautiful piece of music!
Był w sumie wielkim nauczycielem muzyki i sztuki biegłości. Do dziś pianiści z całego świata uczą się na jego utworach-ćwiczeniach.
Lovely set-up and marvellous execution. Czerny is horribly underrated. His C minor symphony is mind-blowing also.
Czerny was een leraar van Franz Liszt , Sigismund Thalberg en Theodor Leschetizky . Hij schreef meer dan 1.000 composities; sommige van zijn collecties etudes, zoals de " School of Fluency " (Op. 299) en de "Art of Behendigheid" (Op. 740), worden vandaag de dag nog steeds in het onderwijs gebruikt.
OP.692 And Op.400 are 48 Grand Concert Etudes
The parts:
Mov.I: Allegro con brio (00:00)
Mov.II: Adagio espressivo (13:10)
Mov.III: Rondo alla Polacca (20:28)
Thank you so much for this MOST helpful info - and how clever the links are you put in to take us to exactly the right place in the performance! (If only the uploader had thought of it! I have no idea why, but usually they never do.)
Danke schon
@@MrIvorfan Thank you very much for the comment. However, the uploader "
KuhlauDilfeng2" does so much work for us that we should all thank him...
@@sircurich.curich3532 Thank you too
Obrigado. Em Portugues do Brasil.
Compositor extraordinario y genial, deberia ser mas conocido, no solo por su labor de estudio sino tambien por toda su obra conciertos, sinfonias, musica de camara. es de una finura exquisita.
Descubri ahora Czerny como compositor y estoy encantada por esta obra.
Es un genio y demasiado poco conocido!!
I' m just in awe enjoying this masterpiece!!. Das ist nur wunderschon!!
Cheerful and vibrant. Love it!
Czerny's serious music tends to get swamped in his études (his opus numbers go beyond 1000), but it's always worth finding the Concertos and Symphonies that he wrote, they're always more than worth hearing.
Carl Czerny, un pianista contemporaneo del inmortal Beethoven, ejecuto sus obras pianisticas, autor de los ejercicios Czerny, materia obligada para aspirantes a solistas. No sabia fue compositor. Estoy escuchando 1 concierto de ese insigne pianista-compositor. Gracias por difundir la musica clasica.
czerny era estudiante de Beethoven ya a 10 anos, mas tarde Liszt era estudiante de Czerny.
Es un compositor genio y deberia ser mas conocido como los otros grandes
You should give Ferdinand Ries a listen.
Excellent ! 🎶💙🎶👍
Splendid indeed, one of the ignored composers.Deservers much more exposure, thanks You Tube!
Certainly not ignored. Most serious piano students will agree.
@@citizent6999 I can half agree. My teacher gave me Czerny Études and I adore him alot, although most people I know only know Beethoven or Mozart, and even if they know Chopin or Liszt, they still didn't hear about Czerny.
@@orvaitzman3436 so true, in general he is not very known, i am discovering his genius now, knew only about his etudes. And what lovely concerto!! Can hardly wait to know more of his works.
Parece ser que no hay aficionados de habla española. Pues yo soy hispanoablante y me gusta un montón.
Hola, también hablo español por favor suscribete a mi canal tengo música desconocida de Czerny.
A mí también 😉. Si puedes escucha también a Hummel, Stamitz, Preyel, Salieri, Martín y Soler ,.... Los grandes de esta época son Mozart y Haydn, pero había muchos más, además de los que he mencionado en la lista.
A delight in C Major. Thank you!
Very good first movement; delightfully varied and exciting forward momentum with good philosophical fire and emotional depth. First rate stuff, in my humble opinion. Slow movement kinda like a dreamy nocturne. The finale is a whole lot of fun and skipping joy! It really dances and waltzes in the beautiful dance hall. Very elegantly spirited too. I definitely want to hear it more than twice. PWG
A good summary of the piece.
I have an original axiom; “Music expresses wordless odyssey’s” Plato wrote very elegant references to the man “who has music in him.” Since I am a little older I appreciate this truth more than ever. “His grace is sufficient.” PWG
Wonderful !
It´s wonderful Czerny´s music!! Thank you.
Ein unwahrscheinlich schönes Andante - zum träumen.
fabuleux
Très beau !
Супер
I think Carl Czerny is one of the torch barrer at Beethoven's funeral for being a very close colleage , friend, and student.
And also best friend.
I suppose Beethoven was too deaf to perform this with Czerny? And presumably this explains why so much of it is in the upper registers
Czerny premiered Beethoven's 5fth pianoconcerto
The other torch barrers at Beethovens funeral were Schubert, Grillparzer and Joseph MAYSEDER, who also wrote wonderful but unknown music
Bravo super music
excellent!
Awesome! Beautiful music!
delightful and sparkling, I love it!
Dec. 13 and Christmas is upon us, and this music goes so very well with the hot cookie smell wafting through the home.
qui lebos ce concerto exelante interpretation drôlement bien joues grand compositeur comme d'autre!
Muito lindo e elegante esse concerto! 👏👏👏👏
En tres bonne companie de Karl Czerny
Listening to this amazing work for the second time on your channel, 3 November 2017
Naturally the piano is unique, when I referred two pianos means two pianist player with four hands in one is equivalent of playing two different pianos with a perfect musical harmony.
Thanks for uploading!
Superbe
The Article below was written by The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica. Copyright Encyclopaedia Britannica All Rights Reserved.
Carl Czerny, (born February 21, 1791, Vienna, Austria-died July 15, 1857, Vienna), Austrian pianist, teacher, and composer known for his pedagogical works for the piano.
He studied piano, first with his father, Wenzel Czerny, and later with Ludwig van Beethoven and knew and was influenced by Muzio Clementi and Johann Nepomuk Hummel. He began teaching in Vienna at age 15; among his pupils were Franz Liszt and Beethoven’s nephew, as well as other celebrated pianists. His published compositions number nearly 1,000 and include ingenious arrangements for eight pianos, four hands each, of two overtures of Gioachino Rossini.
Czerny’s lasting influence, however, was in his piano studies, which were greatly esteemed by teachers for generations to come. These include the School of Velocity, the School of Virtuosity, and the School of the Left Hand. These exacting sets of graded exercises were still being widely used in the early 21st century. Czerny also left a valuable essay on performing the piano sonatas of Beethoven. He published an autobiographical sketch, Erinnerungen aus meinem Leben (1842; “Memories from My Life”).
This article was most recently revised and updated by Amy Tikkanen, Corrections Manager.
WONDERFULL CONDERT 1 thanks for loading.
Grazie ❤
Please identify the amazing art works that accompany your downloads. Some of these pictures are truly astonishing. The artist deserves credit, too.
I do not know who the artist is but I think that the subject is the Angkor Wat temple complex in Cambodia.
Anna and Ines Walachowski are the pianists.
+Rolf-Peter Wille ... BRAVO !!!
They are amazing, so artistic
I have a strong impression that Chopin when writing his piano concerti must have been aware of, and liked, this Czerny concerto.
No really. Chopin cribed his concertoes as well as his Nocturnoes from the Irish composer John Field (1782-1837).
It is high time to have a Czerny revival.
Unfortunately, we mostly remember Czerny's studies, for example op.299 "The School of Velocity".
@@ericeigler There's a good reason for that.
@@whitefiddle Czerny's studies are not as interesting as the Chopin etudes, but they are less repetitive than Hanon Exercises. My piano teacher makes us play the Czerny School of Velocity studies, starting when we are in grade 4 or 5. In the last few years, my teacher has made me play some Chopin etudes. They were much harder and more interesting. First, I was assigned "The Bee", which I played at Technique Olympics, and my grade 10 exam. Now, I an playing Waterfall and Revolutionary, which torture the right hand and left hand, respectively. I had to do a lot of drilling and slow motion work.
@@ericeigler Czerny earned his place in history by writing a boatload of insufferably tedious exercises. It has to be one of the great ironies of history that this plodding soul was a student of Ludwig van Beethoven.
Maybe this is why Saint-Saëns put a pianist in his animal carnival.
@@whitefiddle I like Carnival of the Animals. I am playing a duet version of some of them. Also, I am playing Beethoven piano concerto 1 1st movement, which has many difficult sections that sound like Czerny Exercises. I think Czerny made the exercises to help students play Beethoven piano.
Gut !!!!
What a lovely concerto. Pity Classic FM don`t play this sort of thing instead of the same old familiar stuff day after day. They have played Cipriani Potter twice however.
Michael Crowe they introduced me to Frankisek Krommer!
Just heard it on ClassicFM
Sounds a lot like Hummel. Lovely!
Yes, delightful. Perhaps 90% Hummel-therefore superb!
I understand that, like Hummel, Czerny was a student of Beethoven. It was Czerny who played the piano at the premier of Beethoven's Fifth Piano Concerto. Quite an honour.
MUY BELLO ESTE CONCIERTO, CONOCIA A CZERNY POR LOS LIBROS DE ESTUDIO DE MI NIÑEZ- LASTIMA QUE HAYA TAN POCA DIFUSION DE ESTE Y OTROS MUCHISIMOS MUSICOS, POR LO MENOS EN MI QUERIDO PAIS, ARGENTINA
OJALA SE DIVULGARA MAS ESTA MARAVILLOSA MUSICA PUES ESTAMOS LAMENTABLEMENTE INUNDADOS Y SUMERGIDOS POR TANTA MUSICA COMERCIAL
HOY EN DIA CUALQUIERA ESTUDIA DOS MESES, TIENE UN POCO DE OIDO, Y YA SALE A TOCAR POR ALLI, EN FIN , ESTE ES UNO DE LOS LADOS OSCUROS DEL MUNDO MODERNO
Ricardo Gallardo Muy de acuerdo con tu opinión: esta música merece más atención en la actualidad por lo que es y por su gran recorrido por la historia.
Yo los invito a visitar mi Canal donde tengo muchísima música desconocida de Czerny así como mis Composiciónes pues soy músico clásico y productor musical.
What a delight!!! Do we know if they used one piano or two? Unfortunately there is no video...
rich and creamy, me gusta!
A fine work - we really do too easily under-rate Czerny's abilities as a composer.
awes..
Questo concerto mette in evidenza la forza delle due esecutrici, ma purtroppo c'è molta tecnica e non troppo sentimento; sarebbe stato meglio se Czerny lo avesse scritto per un solo esecutore. Questo perchè accordare due musicisti sullo stesso pianoforte non è facile ma comunque si potrebbe anche eseguire per due pianoforti. Bello comunque il finale alla Polacca: sembra Chopin.
Tutto è al fatto che si confondono tra loro ma questo è un dato tecnico. Non so in effetti quanto possa essere valida la mia teoria e mi piacerebbe sapere se qualcuno possa rispondermi. Grazie.
Vorrei sapere se in Italia c'è la stampa di qualche editore di questo concerto a due e dove si può acquistare. Grazie Trentadue Domenico. Segnalo le mie composizioni su UA-cam. Comunque Czerny è stato un grande compositore, allievo per giunta di Beethoven. Non so se mi spiego. Ciao a tutti e viva la musica classica.
Beautiful and forgotten music! What's the picture? It remembers me the temple of Angkor-Vat...
Carl Czerny (1791-1857)
good!!!
Superb! Why do we not hear this instead of the usual fairly
meaningless repetitions of the 'great' core repertoire?
Because this is by far emptier and much more meaningless!
@Cringey Libtard As it happens I enjoy this piece, but Stephan is entitled to an opinion, and if he finds it derivative and tricksy rather than profound, it is interesting to know, whether or not any of us happens to agree. It is no reason to call him an asshole, which can only lower the tone of the entire experience of listening to the concerto and reading people's comments. Beethoven, Chopin and Rachmaninoff *are core classical repertoire, played all the time on Radio 3, Classic FM and other stations.
@Sparticus Booker It's not the music by the greats that's meaningless, but the repetition.
EDIT: ok, and some of the 'great' core repertoire ain't that great too
Marvelous work, brilliant, lyrical and poetic❤
CZERNY IS THE GOOD SAFE ROLLERCOASTER IT IS GOOD TO RIDE WHEN U FEEL THT LIFE IS NOTHING BUT A GAPING ABYSS BELOW!
Yes, exactly
Dit vierhandige pianoconcert is één van de mooiste die ik ken. Dit is een goede uitvoering! Ik heb meerdere concerten van hem; hij is een van de grootste componisten uit de klassiek-romantische periode volgens mij. Wat jammer dat zijn muziek niet vaker te horen is op de klassieke zender, bijvoorbeeld Radio 4. Deze zender zendt de laatste tijd steeds meer meer modernere stukken uit - heel lelijk!!!
As fun a piece as this is, I feel like there's not enough done with the 'four hands' of it. Feels like a single piano concerto with more octave doublings in the solo part.
Please, someone can tell me where I can find the sheet music from Concerto for Piano 4 Hands Op 153 by C. Czerny? In truly I need the Full Score. Could anyone help me? Thank you ...
Beautiful piece! Speaking of pieces, what is the painting put up for the entirety of the video? I am well aware that it is Cambodia's Angkor Wat, but I am not sure who painted it.
This sounds like it was recorded around 1952. Anything more recent out there?
Interesting music. Whose is the picture?
Czerny wrote piano concertos? What a god... :O
6 In total. And there are very interesting combinations like concerto for 2 pianos and 6 hands. Probably 1 piano would have 2 people to emulate the orchestra and the other would be the "soloist". He also wrote 6 symphonies iirc
Czerny wrote everything - from etudes to sonatas to chamber works to symphonies and masses...he just didn't write an opera. He was a man who wrote music at the speed he demanded them played. :)
Where may I find a good score of this piece, including the full score (conductor)? Somebody help me please! Thanks
Milan Djordjevic Hi Milan ! How are you? Have a look at Petrucci´s music library. imslp.org/wiki/Concerto_for_Piano_4_Hands_and_Orchestra,_Op.153_(Czerny,_Carl) Best regards. Alfredo, from Argentina.
I have only 2 hands but I like it.
7:10 😍😍
前面很多地方像極蕭邦的鋼琴協奏曲(但非內行,無詳細比較 ! ),而且多出兩手的鋼琴,功能可能還勝出 ! 此類描寫手法,似日出後反而曲調變和緩(反類則更加燦爛輝煌),最終樂章的日落,雖然景象不十分明顯但仍可感受其氣氛 ! 很意外地是,本曲及作曲家竟很冷門 ! 可能是背景不如蕭邦傳奇與顯赫吧!?
Tom Lin What he said.
Foi aluno de Beethoven.
На его рояли, что, были только 3-я и 4-ая октавы?
I don't really know anymore, I've been losing my mind for some time! In any case it is not
this mediocre music beyond all reason, which will help me to fall asleep peacefully. And it's unfortunate because my invading neuroses eat away at my reason day by day and I turn my sickly madness in circles 🗿
Sounds like Hummel - I could get quite confused!
Yes, perhaps he's 90% Hummel (my favourite).
How about John Field?
welp, he was definitely a student of beethoven lol
poor Czerny gets a hard time, but this is pretty good
the painting, not so much :p
Always wondered why good composers such as this are neglected and awful rubbish is promoted, such as Webern and Schoenberg and Britten.
Webern, Schoenberg and Britten certainly aren't "rubbish" let alone "awful rubbish". Their music may not be to your taste, which is absolutely fine, but Webern and Schoenberg are significant figures in European musical history, of much greater importance than Czerny. Britten was less innovative but he is still a major British composer, arguably the most important since Elgar. Before condemning Schoenberg outright listen to Verklärte Nacht and Pelleas und Melisande, two beautiful late Romantic masterworks which could easily be by someone like Richard Strauss.
@@davebarclay4429 You are ,of course< entitled to your opinion as i am to mine and i think that they are rubbish. I,m not saying that everyone must agree with me and if you like them thats fine.