Maestro Bohm, one of the major Mozartians. He'd brought light and fresh air into every note. Everything is so sparkly, bright, even and smooth but not superficially. This is elegance at its best, just as what this serenade was written for. It may be just a small work by Mozart's standard. But it is surely a miniature masterpiece and well deserved to be so well celebrated around the world
Karl Bohm and the Vienna Philharmonic - it doesn't get much better than this! Bohm was one of the finest interpreters of Mozart's music - having recorded all the symphonies with the Berlin Philharmonic later in his career. His tempos are never rushed and full of Viennese grace. Mozart's music is too beautiful to play quickly and Bohm gets it just right - especially after repeated hearings. What a delight!
Not sure if someone already posted this info: I. 0:39 Allegro II. 6:45 Romanze-Andante III. 12:11 Menuetto-Allegretto IV. 14:31 Rondo Allegro Enjoyed this performance. Thanks for posting/sharing! Love Mozart. He's a music genius.
The most enjoyable nineteen and a half minutes one could ever wish to see on UA-cam! This was played at the perfect tempo, as it is often played too quickly. Mozart brings out every emotion, and every wonderful feeling about music! I really enjoyed watching the real maestro Karl Bohm, he is totally engrossed while conducting, and occasionally gives a little dance during the fast tempo of the first movement! Music cannot get better than this, and nowadays it is very unusual to see what appears to be an all male orchestra! The only annoying and irritating aspect is the ads during the video!
my 2 cents: Ludwig was very powerfull in the tragical and so was Wolfgang in the joyfully way of compossing. the violas on one side and the violins on the other... greetings from austria :* und kaufts kane Mozartkugeln sondern zahts eich die Mondlichtsonate eine - am bestn auf LP auf voigas!!!
@@Vriel7 Mozart was composing for the pop music crowd of his day(the noblemen living relatively easy lives) and couldn't break too far from the expected. Apparently, the opening to the Dissonance Quartet sent one hungarian nobleman into a fury such that he tore up the music. His letters for the Piano Concerto 11-13 were had a subtle shade towards the audiences he was writing for. Eine Kleine is pure Classical pop, for whatever occasion the commissioner wanted it for. It also helped that Beethoven was going full deaf, so he no longer had any reference to the limitations of the instruments or musical paradigms of his day.
Far the best rendition of this opus, which can still be listened during movies, advertising clips all over world. Thanks to the unforgotten Karl August Böhm, his lifeblood and dedication to Mozart.
@@TehKaiser Dull and boring? This is essentially in a nutshell what is wrong with most music listening today. We have become so surfeited with those fast, hectic frenetic tempos in a performance that it is almost a trend nowadays, and is almost expected from most listeners. This in my humble opinion is deplorable, as with such a presentation it can often become a complete blur, with no opportunity to savor facilities along the way that the composer put in - it's just rush, rush, rush. We are not looking to seriously listen to music; in this day and age we look for thrills and excitement. For me, after having to sit through many hectic, needing to catch train type of performances, this comes as absolutely refreshing, as now for the first time I can really hear the essence of this masterpiece work. The only criticism I might bring is that in the last movement, the first violins need to be balanced forward better, so that the important lines might be more clearly heard. The accompanying figures sound a bit too prominent by comparison.
The greatest gift ever to us from Mozart, and my favorite piece of all time. Just simply incredible, and you can never get tired of listening to this piece
Божественная музыка В. А. Моцарта "Маленькая ночная серенада" в высочайшем по уровню исполнении при отличной акустике. Спасибо вам всем, кто участвовал в создании этого ролика!
This is such a lovely peace, the harmony, each moment can be greatly appreciated and enjoyed, Mozart had such a great mind, imagine if Mozart had lived twice as long.
I was an idiot in music classes at school. Spent most of my time looking out of the window thinking about the Beatles. Then one day the teacher played us.....some Mozart. I took notice.
Music that will live and be loved as a human intelligence inhabits the planet. Bohm knew his Mozart without making a fuss about it. Simple and beautiful.
The most difficult thing in this life as we know it , is to try to uderstand how could a human being wrote this 24 karat gold piece. With only this masterpiece Mozart would have had written his name for posterity, but he was such a genius that despite living only 35 years, he still managed to compose another 635 masterpieces. There aren't any words to describe such a genius. Of the thousands of versions od this EINE KLEIN NACHTMUSIK , thus one by Karl Bohm is definitely one of the top three. He knew perfectly what Mozart wanted.
Rocken Roll und Havy Metal im einem das war und ist Musik.... Ohne Beethoven und mozart würde es unsere jetzige Musik gar nicht geben.... Meine persönliche Meinung... Ja der Mozart war der punk.. Der Rocken Roller und der Musiker überhaupt zur seiner Zeit... Tip top.. Die Musik muss weiter gehen.......
Not enough views for such an outstanding performance. So transparent you can even understand what the violins II are playing in regards of violins I (and so the violas and cellos). Not a common thing in any version of EKNM. Kudos!
I remember as a child that my mother bought something at a posh store, and they gave her a tape (yes, tape) with Sinfornia concertante and Eine kleine Nachtmusic (with Serenata notturna), which were performed by Academy of St. Martin-in-the-fields. I listened to it many, many times over. Still have that tape. Just need to get a soldering iron, so that I can assemble the DIY tape player kit sitting on the shelf.
Mozarts kleine Nachtmusik- wundervoll gespielt! Mozart for ever! "Jeden Tag ein prächtiges Gemälde, jeden Tag eine gute Musik..." (Goethe) Wussten Sie eigentlich, dass Mozart und Goethe einst im gleichen Hotel gastiert haben, zeitlich versetzt, versteht sich, aber immerhin am besten Platz im schönsten Hotel von Karlsbad, in der Jugendstil gekrönten Altstadt (Tschechien). Einfach mal hinreisen, durch die wunderschöne Altstadt schlendern, mit diesem Lied im Ohr! Eine erstaunliche Entdeckung sei Ihnen gewiss. 😊
The video shows how Boehm conducts, so well rooted one can almost see the roots going from his torso through his legs into the floor to the centre of the Earth. Such tiny gestures which communicate everything, relaxed arms and hands--wonderful conducting from one of the greats of the 20th century. The interpretative work is always done at rehearsals. One also sees this male dominated orchestra... and realizes how far we have come thanks to Anna Sophie Mutter and all the many who have devoted themselves and especially those who opened the doors for female musicians-- and those keeping them open. However, I also notice the age of the musicians is older. Are middle aged musicians finding it more difficult these days? What is the tenure situation now vs. then, job security and so on?
When sadness or depression hits you, nothing better in this universe than to listen to Mozart and all his masterpieces. This Mozart received "dictation" directly from God and His angels. All his masterpieces (except two) are always happy, brilliant and absolutely relaxing. Then, you listen to my hero, Ludwig Van Beethoven and you feel as if you were in heaven.
I played in an Orchestra which was conducted by Leonard Bernstein, one of the best musician of the last century!!! Dr. Karl Böhm is one of the most experienced conductor of music composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It is HIS style to perform music he did a great job. I love BOTH performances, Bernstein's AND Böhm's. Please read about Karl Böhm career and how he became the most respected conductor in interpreting Mozarts music and the music of Wagner and Richard Strauss.
@@mac.fk14 The conductor is to an orchestra as the director is to a movie or theatrical production. But, yeah, most of his important work is done during the weeks/months of rehearsals before the actual concert. There are undoubtedly times during the actual concert when none of the players is paying much attention to him. During those times, he’s just a guy waving a stick around, enjoying the best seat in the entire venue.
its really embarrassing, rather silly ...I was quite young at the time around age 5 or 6 : listen to 5:41 to 5:47 to get the idea '''the king is in his castle .....he's eating bread and butter''.....sorry for the disappointment...there were more but those are the ones that stick in my head :D
I def. agree, most often this piece is played waaayyy tooo fast, you can't even hear the invidiv. voices. At least with this interpretation, you can actually HEAR the violas, the cello's...and yes...even the 2nd violins, lol. I guess it comes from having a musical background in that I studied in voice AND instrumentation. If you've ever sung in a choir and then stood "outside" of the choir to listen and you're trying or wanting to hear the alto voice and not always the "lead" or soprano, and you long to hear counter melody and harmonization, then you, like I, absol. ADORE this interpretation. THIS IS the way (speed) at which Mozart intended. I have it often way to fast, here, you can actually pick out, listen to and hear each part sing or compliment the melody, rather than in faster interprets. it's all just "background". If you've watched the movie too, and studied Mozart as a person and not just a composer, the way this piece is played here, goes more along w/him as a whole person and reflects the way he intended. As he wrote other pieces he was always concerned with the "other" voices being heard and NOT just the main melody. He loved harmony, counter melody, counterpoint and thus when played tooo fast, those things just get overlooked. So when played at a more appropriate speed (as is here), those music qualities are allowed to sing out and their voices heard.
+Charles Bolter "THIS IS the way (speed) at which Mozart intended." You don't have a freaking clue how he intended it, pal, because you never met him and don't know jack about him as an artist beyond what you read in books about him and letters by him. You don't "really" know. You just claim you do because that's what over-educated people like to claim about famous people.
+Charles Bolter ....We played a Spanish piece when I was in our high school band at school, certainly not on par with Mozart but we enjoyed performing it. It's entitled "Amparito Roca" and in it there is a distinct flute solo and I've heard it played at such breakneck speed the flutes had so SLUR their solo instead of it being played staccato, as written. Dreadful.
+rkwittem ...the score literally says allegro. And either way, maybe yeah they shouldn't have made a Statement like that, but one can make a pretty good guess with the context of, like you mentioned, books and letters. And what even is over-educated? We can never learn too much.
This is my favorite classical piece-introduced to me in junior high school. I agree, very much, with your assessments here. I have been searching for the best performance and have settled, most comfortably, on this interpretation. Here, it is played with both the thoughtful gentleness and great power with which I believe Mozart intended...at a wonderful tempo. In my early retirement, my wife has tasked me with giving direction to my funeral!!! I am in excellent health...will likely live to around 90...so 24 more years to go! Music is deeply soulful and spiritual for me and I appreciate many different forms and interpretations. My intent is to construct a musical funeral-from Mozart to Cat Stevens to Neil Diamond to the Steel Wheels to Moe Bandy to Carrie Newcomer to the Seekers to church hymns and on and on...they all touch my soul. My list of songs is around 50-as I near the end of the compilation...I will need to distill it back to 10-15...it is going to be difficult :)
@@yvonnetv5167 I don't understand why you have a problem with English people listening to music written by a (maybe) German composer. Btw, I'm German too.
Maestro Bohm, one of the major Mozartians. He'd brought light and fresh air into every note. Everything is so sparkly, bright, even and smooth but not superficially. This is elegance at its best, just as what this serenade was written for. It may be just a small work by Mozart's standard. But it is surely a miniature masterpiece and well deserved to be so well celebrated around the world
Karl Bohm and the Vienna Philharmonic - it doesn't get much better than this! Bohm was one of the finest interpreters of Mozart's music - having recorded all the symphonies with the Berlin Philharmonic later in his career. His tempos are never rushed and full of Viennese grace. Mozart's music is too beautiful to play quickly and Bohm gets it just right - especially after repeated hearings. What a delight!
My 2 year old boy just LOVES this. All day long he runs around the house singing the melody enthusiastically in everything he does! Totally epic.
My 4 year old boy, too!
@@jessieson3346 haha, he's 4 now! My daughter also does the same thing.
Not sure if someone already posted this info:
I. 0:39 Allegro
II. 6:45 Romanze-Andante
III. 12:11 Menuetto-Allegretto
IV. 14:31 Rondo Allegro
Enjoyed this performance. Thanks for posting/sharing! Love Mozart. He's a music genius.
I'm italian it's minuetto not menuetto
The most enjoyable nineteen and a half minutes one could ever wish to see on UA-cam!
This was played at the perfect tempo, as it is often played too quickly.
Mozart brings out every emotion, and every wonderful feeling about music! I really enjoyed watching the real maestro Karl Bohm, he is totally engrossed while conducting, and occasionally gives a little dance during the fast tempo of the first movement!
Music cannot get better than this, and nowadays it is very unusual to see what appears to be an all male orchestra!
The only annoying and irritating aspect is the ads during the video!
In those days the orchestra had an all male policy but obviously eventually had to drop it
I played this for my son so many times in utero. He's 4.5 years old now and is doing division and multiplication. Thanks Wolfie!
der tonmeister, der das aufgenommen hat verdient wahrlich seine berufsbezeichnung!
wunderbar!
Excellent performance, cleanest recording I have yet heard! Thanks to everyone!
Maestro Karl Böhm - The BEST Mozart interpreter in all times!!! P E R I O D ! ! ! Thank you Maestro!!!
Happy birthday, dear Mozart. You are very much alive and still with us after all these years. Greetings from Iceland.
+Einar Kristjánsson ...Ditto
This comment made me happy :)
hes still composing
its just that hes *decomposing*
okay that was a bad joke ill leave now
What a nice vision!utterly agreed.
Thanks from Austria 😎
필하모니의 아름다운 연주
오랜만에 즐감 했습니다
레코드로 듣고 방송에서 듣곤 했는데 세상 참 좋아졌어요
유튜브 음질도 나쁘지 않고
너무좋아요~^^
모짜르트는 역시 천재입니다
한쿡인이다
Nobody made music like Mozart. Every movement is a masterpiece.
Beethoven
my 2 cents: Ludwig was very powerfull in the tragical and so was Wolfgang in the joyfully way of compossing. the violas on one side and the violins on the other... greetings from austria :*
und kaufts kane Mozartkugeln sondern zahts eich die Mondlichtsonate eine - am bestn auf LP auf voigas!!!
Every musician has its style.My son's music is only one of music's style.Other musicians can also composer a masterpiece.
And there was no better performance and never will be like this one of Maestro Karl Böhm. Pure and perfect!
@@Vriel7 Mozart was composing for the pop music crowd of his day(the noblemen living relatively easy lives) and couldn't break too far from the expected. Apparently, the opening to the Dissonance Quartet sent one hungarian nobleman into a fury such that he tore up the music.
His letters for the Piano Concerto 11-13 were had a subtle shade towards the audiences he was writing for.
Eine Kleine is pure Classical pop, for whatever occasion the commissioner wanted it for.
It also helped that Beethoven was going full deaf, so he no longer had any reference to the limitations of the instruments or musical paradigms of his day.
Bellissima esecuzione, interpretazione e tempo perfetti.
Grande Bohm e grande orchestra.
Far the best rendition of this opus, which can still be listened during movies, advertising clips all over world. Thanks to the unforgotten Karl August Böhm, his lifeblood and dedication to Mozart.
I‘ve performed this piece when I was in orchestra. I still cannot forget the excitement of the harmony when we practiced together.
Ich bin aus salzburg.
Er ist unser groester sohn.
Genial
Beautiful! Wonderful!Mozart, immortale! BRAVO!!!
Ja, das ist wunderbar.
Herr boehm was the best
The greatest performance! Not fast, very sharp & with deep feeling.
The best I've heard.
Maybe the best ... But Jochum to ...
Really awesome. They understand Mozart.
Bohm can phrase, but the drag on tempo in the last movement makes it....dull and boring.
Bohm is known for 'his' Mozart'. That's why I picked this version and was not disappointed....
@@TehKaiser Dull and boring? This is essentially in a nutshell what is wrong with most music listening today. We have become so surfeited with those fast, hectic frenetic tempos in a performance that it is almost a trend nowadays, and is almost expected from most listeners. This in my humble opinion is deplorable, as with such a presentation it can often become a complete blur, with no opportunity to savor facilities along the way that the composer put in - it's just rush, rush, rush. We are not looking to seriously listen to music; in this day and age we look for thrills and excitement.
For me, after having to sit through many hectic, needing to catch train type of performances, this comes as absolutely refreshing, as now for the first time I can really hear the essence of this masterpiece work.
The only criticism I might bring is that in the last movement, the first violins need to be balanced forward better, so that the important lines might be more clearly heard. The accompanying figures sound a bit too prominent by comparison.
Wonderful; a conductor who lets the musicians play and the composer speak, with no fuss or distraction, just integrity.
Karl Böhm, der Meisterdirigent für Mozart❗THANK YOU.
Das unterschreibe ich widerstandslos!!!
The greatest gift ever to us from Mozart, and my favorite piece of all time. Just simply incredible, and you can never get tired of listening to this piece
😍😍😍
Thank you for sharing this wonderful video 🌷🌷
This is a TOP NOTCH orchestra. They have NEVER disappointed me. Absolutely superb.
凄い作品ですね、最後まで飽きさせずに、一気に聞いちゃいました。
Thank you. A wonderful performance. Hairs on my back standing on end.
Have you shaved your back yet?
Божественная музыка В. А. Моцарта "Маленькая ночная серенада" в высочайшем по уровню исполнении при отличной акустике. Спасибо вам всем, кто участвовал в создании этого ролика!
This is such a lovely peace, the harmony, each moment can be greatly appreciated and enjoyed, Mozart had such a great mind, imagine if Mozart had lived twice as long.
Simply Sublime!! Thank you for sharing!!!
Wow...Just wow. Best version of this piece I've ever heard!
I was an idiot in music classes at school. Spent most of my time looking out of the window thinking about the Beatles. Then one day the teacher played us.....some Mozart. I took notice.
And now you are a classical music lover?
One of my favorite pieces of classical music ever
Thank you for uploading this wonderful Mozart classic piece.
Agree with the sentiment entirely... The genius of Mozart still lives within us!
Music that will live and be loved as a human intelligence inhabits the planet. Bohm knew his Mozart without making a fuss about it. Simple and beautiful.
Fortunate us who were raised as children with this music around.
What better composition to raise a lifelong love for classical music...
I love classical music, but there are many people of this generation who listen to rap music and all that...
MrMinecraftdude9 me too
Ein Genie wie es in1000 Jahren nicht mehr geben wird.
That was very fun music !! I like that music!
I was 2 years old and remember sitting on my dad’s lap listening to this which was father’s beloved piece of music
The most difficult thing in this life as we know it , is to try to uderstand how could a human being wrote this 24 karat gold piece. With only this masterpiece Mozart would have had written his name for posterity, but he was such a genius that despite living only 35 years, he still managed to compose another 635 masterpieces. There aren't any words to describe such a genius. Of the thousands of versions od this EINE KLEIN NACHTMUSIK , thus one by Karl Bohm is definitely one of the top three. He knew perfectly what Mozart wanted.
My favorite performance and conducting
Here we have a master of conducting... you can see clearly the gesture and how brilliant this musicians are.
Love the little jumps at 2:55. Mozart breathing life into those 'old legs'.
The masterpiece of the genius that always put its listeners to relaxation
0:35
6:40
12:10
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wonderful rendition! girlish ,trilling violins, robust basses and cellos, what a fulfilling sound. If that is a LITTLE night music,..
Remarkable conductor. He conducts with minimal directions. I like that very much.
Rocken Roll und Havy Metal im einem das war und ist Musik.... Ohne Beethoven und mozart würde es unsere jetzige Musik gar nicht geben.... Meine persönliche Meinung... Ja der Mozart war der punk.. Der Rocken Roller und der Musiker überhaupt zur seiner Zeit... Tip top.. Die Musik muss weiter gehen.......
My favorite play of eine kleine nachtmusik 👍
Not enough views for such an outstanding performance. So transparent you can even understand what the violins II are playing in regards of violins I (and so the violas and cellos). Not a common thing in any version of EKNM. Kudos!
I really like the peacefulness of this interpretation. The tempi are just right, not too much, nor too little.
Super musik... İch liebe diese musik sehr 👍. İch habe ihm gehört, aber ich weiß nicht.schön und wunderbar ⭐⭐⭐⭐
정말 좋아요 언제 들어도 이 기쁨의 곡은 날개를 펼치게 하네요 나의 마음에
Beautiful notes of mozart are most godly sound on earth...!
+spdt351 Yes I love It When I Was 4 Yrs Old I Listen To This Sound And I dont Know It Was A Violin Playing :)
I prefer beyonce 😝 lol 😝
Great music!
I remember as a child that my mother bought something at a posh store, and they gave her a tape (yes, tape) with Sinfornia concertante and Eine kleine Nachtmusic (with Serenata notturna), which were performed by Academy of St. Martin-in-the-fields. I listened to it many, many times over. Still have that tape. Just need to get a soldering iron, so that I can assemble the DIY tape player kit sitting on the shelf.
You did it? Mozart was indeed one of the greatest composers.
Una de las mejores interpretaciones al magnifico Mozart que he podido ver y escuchar!!!! gracias.
Bin ich der einzige der sowas hört ?? Geile Mukke !!
Mozarts kleine Nachtmusik-
wundervoll gespielt!
Mozart for ever!
"Jeden Tag ein prächtiges Gemälde,
jeden Tag eine gute Musik..."
(Goethe)
Wussten Sie eigentlich, dass Mozart und Goethe einst im gleichen Hotel gastiert haben, zeitlich versetzt, versteht sich, aber immerhin am besten Platz im schönsten Hotel von Karlsbad, in der Jugendstil gekrönten Altstadt (Tschechien). Einfach mal hinreisen, durch die wunderschöne Altstadt schlendern, mit diesem Lied im Ohr! Eine erstaunliche Entdeckung sei Ihnen gewiss. 😊
Danke
The video shows how Boehm conducts, so well rooted one can almost see the roots going from his torso through his legs into the floor to the centre of the Earth. Such tiny gestures which communicate everything, relaxed arms and hands--wonderful conducting from one of the greats of the 20th century. The interpretative work is always done at rehearsals. One also sees this male dominated orchestra... and realizes how far we have come thanks to Anna Sophie Mutter and all the many who have devoted themselves and especially those who opened the doors for female musicians-- and those keeping them open. However, I also notice the age of the musicians is older. Are middle aged musicians finding it more difficult these days? What is the tenure situation now vs. then, job security and so on?
Verdi Verona
A fine orchestra worthy of Mozart's divine genius and led by the grand old man.
Amazing,just Brilliant Bravo❤🎉
wundervoll
die schönste Musik der Welt !!
masterpiece of one of the most unforgettable music genius
Das lied ist unfasbar 🤩
Je l'ai entendu plusieurs fois et continuerai à le faire là où je peux. Merci.
The developement of the themes were like a natural game for Mozart. Genius.
the second movement falls into the softest part of my heart.
it's my favorite piece for Mozart!!
Mozart is my heart and soul. Thank you.
Das ist schön! Ich liebe Mozart!
Ich auch. Du bist noch am Leben?
ㅁㅇ ㅕㅈ§&090"""0
Tu hablas español?
Without comparisons, this masterpiece has something too special for me...I don't know what is it...It's the heaven...
The intonation was beautiful
Wow, the music is awesome
Wonderful music 🎶
When sadness or depression hits you, nothing better in this universe than to listen to Mozart and all his masterpieces. This Mozart received "dictation" directly from God and His angels. All his masterpieces (except two) are always happy, brilliant and absolutely relaxing. Then, you listen to my hero, Ludwig Van Beethoven and you feel as if you were in heaven.
Eine herrliche Komposition! Schöne Grüße vom hohen Markt!
the orchestra and conductor are very good and you can tell they are professionals and practiced often
格調高いモーツァルト。ベームらしい演奏です。やや遅いかなあとも思いますが、緊張感は適度に張りつめていて歌心もありすばらしいモーツァルトです。
I played in an Orchestra which was conducted by Leonard Bernstein, one of the best musician of the last century!!! Dr. Karl Böhm is one of the most experienced conductor of music composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. It is HIS style to perform music he did a great job. I love BOTH performances, Bernstein's AND Böhm's. Please read about Karl Böhm career and how he became the most respected conductor in interpreting Mozarts music and the music of Wagner and Richard Strauss.
every time I hear that musik during learning, it helps a lot
Beautiful performance
beethoven, mozart ... the gems of classical music ...
One of the greatest performances of all-time! Circa 1970-75?
Karl Bohm and his Orchestra, mind blowing..
BRO DONT HATE ME BUT ISNT THE GUY IN MIDDLE JUST MOVING THAT STICK OR IS THERE SOMETHING ELSE
@@mac.fk14 may I ask where you come from?
@@martingebhartl2280 india
@@mac.fk14 The conductor is to an orchestra as the director is to a movie or theatrical production. But, yeah, most of his important work is done during the weeks/months of rehearsals before the actual concert. There are undoubtedly times during the actual concert when none of the players is paying much attention to him. During those times, he’s just a guy waving a stick around, enjoying the best seat in the entire venue.
曲良し、オーケストラ良し、指揮良し、3拍子揃った好演奏！
I woke up with the Rondo in my head so I had to come here and listen to it. Now I feel much better.
one of my favourites as a child growing up...I even composed words to go along with it ! :D lol!!
Tell us the words...pretty please?? :-)
Pretty please?
What are you, a parrot?
its really embarrassing, rather silly ...I was quite young at the time around age 5 or 6 : listen to 5:41 to 5:47 to get the idea '''the king is in his castle .....he's eating bread and butter''.....sorry for the disappointment...there were more but those are the ones that stick in my head :D
Carolyn Mcnamee Thank you for sharing!
Beautiful!!!
simply wonderful.
still any part thrilling and dramatic play.
even if a musician composed nowadays very pop music.
bravo brava
Not even this, the happiest music of all, could make Bohm smile.
Wunderschön.
Ja, das ist
Es gibt nichts besseres
Uma pequena serenata noturna do grandioso imortal, gênio, Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART! !!!
Bella interpretación de las obras de Mozart especialmente de Eine Kleine.
로망스 음ㅈ악 좋아요. 역시 모짜르트는 치곱니다...감상 잘하고 갑니다
Among all Serenades, This piece is still my favourite!
These guys know this music by heart. I bet they could play it from memory. Vienna is unique.
girls from Stixneusiedl are really hot.
Tom Dengler .............there's clearly sheet music dumb ass
GRACIAS.POR.COMPARTIR.ALGO.TAN.MARAVILLOSO.COMO.COMO.LA.MUSICA.DEL.DIVINO.MOZART.QUE.TRAE.A.MI.MEMORIA.RECUERDOS.GRATOS.DE.MI.JUVENTUD.AHI.DESCUBRI.A.MOZART.LA.ORQUESTA.Y.EL.DIRECTOR.IMPECABLES.UNA.CARICIA.PARA.EL.ALMA.!!!!!!!
This is a classic...I mean, a classic video....I mean, a classic performance....I mean...just classical, CLASSICAL!
I mean,i mean,i mean is beautiful!
I def. agree, most often this piece is played waaayyy tooo fast, you can't even hear the invidiv. voices. At least with this interpretation, you can actually HEAR the violas, the cello's...and yes...even the 2nd violins, lol. I guess it comes from having a musical background in that I studied in voice AND instrumentation. If you've ever sung in a choir and then stood "outside" of the choir to listen and you're trying or wanting to hear the alto voice and not always the "lead" or soprano, and you long to hear counter melody and harmonization, then you, like I, absol. ADORE this interpretation. THIS IS the way (speed) at which Mozart intended. I have it often way to fast, here, you can actually pick out, listen to and hear each part sing or compliment the melody, rather than in faster interprets. it's all just "background". If you've watched the movie too, and studied Mozart as a person and not just a composer, the way this piece is played here, goes more along w/him as a whole person and reflects the way he intended. As he wrote other pieces he was always concerned with the "other" voices being heard and NOT just the main melody. He loved harmony, counter melody, counterpoint and thus when played tooo fast, those things just get overlooked. So when played at a more appropriate speed (as is here), those music qualities are allowed to sing out and their voices heard.
+Charles Bolter "THIS IS the way (speed) at which Mozart intended."
You don't have a freaking clue how he intended it, pal, because you never met him and don't know jack about him as an artist beyond what you read in books about him and letters by him. You don't "really" know. You just claim you do because that's what over-educated people like to claim about famous people.
+Charles Bolter ...I agree 100%
+Charles Bolter ....We played a Spanish piece when I was in our high school band at school, certainly not on par with Mozart but we enjoyed performing it. It's entitled "Amparito Roca" and in it there is a distinct flute solo and I've heard it played at such breakneck speed the flutes had so SLUR their solo instead of it being played staccato, as written. Dreadful.
+rkwittem
...the score literally says allegro.
And either way, maybe yeah they shouldn't have made a Statement like that, but one can make a pretty good guess with the context of, like you mentioned, books and letters.
And what even is over-educated? We can never learn too much.
This is my favorite classical piece-introduced to me in junior high school. I agree, very much, with your assessments here. I have been searching for the best performance and have settled, most comfortably, on this interpretation. Here, it is played with both the thoughtful gentleness and great power with which I believe Mozart intended...at a wonderful tempo.
In my early retirement, my wife has tasked me with giving direction to my funeral!!! I am in excellent health...will likely live to around 90...so 24 more years to go! Music is deeply soulful and spiritual for me and I appreciate many different forms and interpretations. My intent is to construct a musical funeral-from Mozart to Cat Stevens to Neil Diamond to the Steel Wheels to Moe Bandy to Carrie Newcomer to the Seekers to church hymns and on and on...they all touch my soul. My list of songs is around 50-as I near the end of the compilation...I will need to distill it back to 10-15...it is going to be difficult :)
Ah... The Short Sighted Philarmonic Orchestra. Amazing 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
Not only "nachtmusic" but also as upbeat waking up each morning!.
Antonios Mhtsanhs lol
I dont under stand whyenglisch People listen to mozard bc hes german and so I am.
@@yvonnetv5167 He's not German, if you dont know that, you are not german as well... hahaha
@@jeffersongoncalves8176 It isn't clear wether he was German or Austrian.
@@yvonnetv5167 I don't understand why you have a problem with English people listening to music written by a (maybe) German composer.
Btw, I'm German too.
Wow! Great job!