Decoding Mozart's Symphony No. 40: Traps for Conductors (1st Movement) ️‍

[@ggriglio]

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[@santiagorivero4582]

asombrosos videos,para estudiantes como yo son oro puro

[@ggriglio]

Muchas gracias!

[@airpanache]

Your analysis is truly invaluable!!! How wonderful to realise that he actually borrowed from his old work (again! :) the much beloved piano concerto k467. Can you please do one more analysis for his Jupiter symphony? ❤️

[@ggriglio]

Thank you for your words! Sure, I love that symphony! :)

[@andreavaic]

Thank you so much! I have a final exam from conducting today, and this really helped me! 🤗 Keep up the good work! 💝

[@ggriglio]

You're very welcome. I'm glad it helped you out!

[@WaCkeyZaCkY]

Thank you very much. Could you please analyse the remaining three movements?

[@ggriglio]

Sure! one by one I'll get to each one

[@pipemmersson4125]

Molte Grazie! A very interesting, enlightening and helpful video article.

[@ggriglio]

thank you, much appreciated!

[@UmutKosman]

Thank you so much

[@ggriglio]

you're vey welcome!

[@daniloapostolov-dacatv1536]

I've got a baton for my birthday that's why I'm looking.

[@ggriglio]

There's plenty of videos on conducting technique on the channel that would be of your interest then. Have fun!

[@healthylifehacks6712]

I think I've heard this at every possible speed. I don't like it when it's too fast. But I don't like it too slow either.

[@ggriglio]

I myself prefer something in between