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Okay, is it me, or is Perlman absolutely terrible and playing Mozart? I heard a recording of the 3rd Concerto... it was plain, lacking style and texture. It was far too straightforward; it wasn't...
Considering that both Mozart and Scubert had birthdays recently, (Schubert today) I'd like to pose this questions to the newsgroup:
1.Given a choice, whose music would you rather listen to, M...
Absolutely. Although Mozart knew the tune in the French version. The tune has had several lyric incarnations, including set to the English alphabet as a mnemonic device. The piece is usually anthologi...
...gh. the 'fainwoth' guy also had some usefull input. Below is the full paragrah:
'While Mozart was not a great innovator in the manner of Haydn and Beethoven, he set creative standar...
<< What great recordings are there of Mozart Symphony No. 40 & 41 ? >>
I have almost all of them because I am a big '41' fan - it was the first Mozart Symphony I played i...
Could anybody recommend any other slow paced Piano music similar to Mozart sonata for 2 pianos in d major. Thanks in advance.
...t's volume 2 of the Phillips Duos with Brendel as soloist, an excellent choice, but the most popular Mozart piano concertos are on volume 1, so if you like that one you should get the other as we...
...ecording I miss, and would love to have on CD, is Klemperer's, which used a contrabassoon instead of Mozart's specified double bass...
...aining some fragments of a piece for piano duet which has been annoying me for days.
I think it is by Mozart and I should be most grateful if some kind person could tell me precisely the name of t...
... Amazon.com I stumbled across a series of cds titled Baby Needs Baroque, Baby Needs Beethoven, Baby Needs Mozart and so on. Does anyone here have a view on this series? Thanks.
Bill Carroll, Toron...
I'd very much like to put together an outdoor performance of Mozart's Serenade for 13, K361 for a summer party. However, the two basset-horn parts provide an obvious stumbling block. Is it p...
Can someone unravel this confusion. I was glancing over the Naxos Record Guide on movies that used classical sources; one such source is named as Adagio and Fugure, K.456, from the film G.I.JANE. But ...
... Ms. Grammarian, but 'unsophisticated version of X.'
Even so, he'd sound more like the Mozart of 1766 than like the Poulenc of 1950.
It's big news that Mozart used clarinet...
...ons.
I used to be a very, very modest amateur pianist; and in my heyday I could meet the demands of a Mozart piano sonata in such a way that I derived some pleasure from playing it and that other ...
...Violin Concerto was written in 1930s by one of the Casadesus brothers and published as a newly discovered Mozart work. Adelaide was one of French princesses whom the little Mozart met during his grand...
...o spacionusness signifier of 'similar' word I'll propose a Requiem that IMO it renmind the Mozart's. Only up to point. I refer to Franz-Josef Krafft (1727-1795) Requiem. He studiet...
Wait, I visited the site and found that they indeed admit to the forgeries (at least to the 'Mozart' :
'Il se fait surtout remarquer par son orchestration d'un 'Concerto po...
... from my perspective suits Bach just fine. However, I don't believe that this method works well with Mozart. I enjoy juxtaposing a GG/Mozart sonata against, let's say, Andras Shiff. Glenn Go...
I came across this recording of Mozart's Don Giovanni - with Byrn Terfel. If anyone's heard it, I 'd like their comments.
Sounds like the Koto Ensemble of Tokyo. They've recorded Vivaldi's Four Seasons too, and even a Mozart symphony, IIRC.
Of the five, it comes the closest. Actually, I find places within Mozart's concertos very romantic indeed.
And, to mention one more, the Brahms Second Concerto has portions in it that drip wi...
I confess I don't know his Mozart, which is not necessarily his cup of tea. I positively defy you, however, to listen unimpressed to his performance of the Chaconne on Phillips.
Is this Erwin Stein, who produced some vocal scores of Mozart operas (eg, Magic Flute, Don Giovanni) for Boosey and Hawkes in the first part of the 20th century?
The all time great Lieder recordings, which are both available on one CD, are the Mozart with Walter Gieseking, and the Schubert with Edwin Fischer.
eusebius7 occasional contributor to the Davidsb...
Not currently, but I wouldn't miss Kahane. I heard him do the Mozart c minor concerto (as well as conduct syms 33 and 39). He deserves to be far better known. His playing and conducting were supe...
Say I would like to find out the following:
Mozart's 25th Piano Concerto: How many movements does it have, and what are they named? When was it composed? What is the key? What is the KV? Any ...
How about Mozart's 'Paris' symphony (no. 31), which was written specifically to the tastes of Paris audiences (and therefore(?) de Sade's?)...
With a little research, though, i...
I have the Brilliant set of the Mozart Complete Piano Sonatas with Klara Wurtz. I cannot fault them. Excellent recordings and sunny interpretations. Definitely worth the money. My only quibble was tha...
...onored with collections of their complete works? I pray that those may be more reasonably priced than the Mozart and JS Bach collections, whose terrifying cost scared me away from purchasing them. Jua...
... Something you might hear in a very large church. No instruments, just probably Latin chorus. Sounds like Mozart's Requiem without the instruments.
How do I spell his name? A search on the ab...
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