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Such a stunning work

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LOVE THIS SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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There are some really lovely themes and energy in this one. Too bad that the piano sound sounds slightly muffled all the time, though I suspect that might be intentional.

Huge thanks to The Hanover Band and Anthony Halstead for being the ONLY ones to have recorded almost all of the keyboard concertos by the great JC Bach.

among my favorite concertos.

The 1st movement is allegretto.

Danke für das Hochladen! Was wären wir doch arm ohne Papa Haydn...

Yet another stunning but mostly 'unknown' work by JC Bach. Beautiful

A stunning and genius work

4:08 “I was staring through the cage of those meticulous ink strokes - at an absolute beauty”

Sounds like im walking towards the pearly gates, heavenly music

This is written for piano, oboe, French horn, violin, viola, cello, and double bass.

Gecomponeerd in Den Haag tijdens toernee door Europa

So perfect

Genius

This is terrible music.

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God is Love! Amin!

Mozart’s music is the cat’s pajamas

This is written for the piano, flute, oboe, French horn, trumpet, timpani, violin, viola, cello, and double bass.

There needs to be a Fantasia devoted solely to Mozarts music

一曲目は歌劇フィガロの結婚のアリア、もう飛ぶまいぞこの蝶々のメロディ。

It wasn't attributed to Mozart. So why did you write Mozart on this video?

Mozart and his freemasonic hidden hand

This is a violin concerto for the oboes, French horns, violins, violas, cellos, and double basses.

Thanks for rendering this torso

That’s a French horn concerto.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart only wrote 1 oboe quartet written for oboe, violin, viola, and cello. It’s in 3 movements in F major for the 1st and 3rd movements but in D minor for the 2nd movement.

Carnival in the year 1777 in Europe began 26 December 1776 & lasted until Lent began on Ash Wednesday 19 February 1777 - a time of year that after becoming court composer to Joseph II on 22 November 1788 kept M. busy with writing Carnival court dances - but Salzburg back in 1777 made up for all the snow & ice on the ground by celebrating with wild abandon - whilst it was still allowed ! LoL

Andante kind of sounds like God Save the Queen

7:45 - 8:31

I love this little symphony, specially the 2nd movment! Mozarts intro is also nice! :)

Perle!!!

Sempre meravigliosamente elegante!!

Still beautiful, even thought for reduced forces.

From Bridgerton

Danke an Klassik Radio. Man stößt hier immer wieder auf weniger bekannte Komponisten, so wie jetzt bei Wölfl. Sehr schönes Werk!

Espléndida

05:07

Jupiter Symphony? 😅

Pretty cheery for a kyrie eleison

Why does this recording sound so weird. It's like it's sped up

When I was 8 years old I smelled my glue in class!

Que bella música.te reconstruye el cerebro.grandes genio de la música Santiago chile

Some would take umbrage at the fact that this Missa Brevis in C-major lacks ‘middle voices of divided violas’ - which during Nativity masses were forbidden in many churches in Austrian as ‘being too sensual’ - which cause ‘a big hole in the middle’ of the orchestration - but M. was able quite deftly to get around these obnoxious restrictions by having the second violin and organ continue & oboes to help fill in the gap in harmony (which must have irked him no end) - as well as the fact that Prince Archbishop Colloredo kept shortening the length of sung masses in Salzburg (‘My work has been cut again ! Before long that fatuous Arch Booby’s sung masses will have been trimmed down to barely five minutes - that is, if he has his way !’) M. wrote to the famous contrapuntalist Padre Martini of Bologna in 1776 with an example (K. 222) of his latest contrapuntal efforts - still in progress-to get some competent feedback from the great master himself - It had been written a year before in March 1775 at the behest of the Elector of Mannheim who after La Finta Giardiniera (K. 196) wanted to hear an example of the young boy’s contrapuntal skills… The letter to Bologna was revealing for the kind of irksome restrictions placed on Salzburg composers - - (‘We here in Salzburg are unfortunately suffering greatly at the moment for lack of established local professional singers which naturally (unlike you fortunate Italians !) hamper the production of operas here - and as for the sung Mass, our Archbishop demands that no Mass may ever last longer than 45-minutes from start to finish - even the most solemn ones - which willy-nilly forces composers here to set the sacred words of the established Latin text in an unnaturally truncated fashion which is not the way sung Masses should be composed - and is never the case in Italy !’) This charming Mass dating from December 1776 is just such an example of a ‘Missa Brevis’ where M. was ‘forced by orders-from-headquarters’ to spit out in such an unnaturally truncated fashion - but the music shines through despite all these unnecessary restrictions on his ever-flowing melodic genius …

He’ll no

He’s the master

Omg, the classic 3 make ancient art great again. It's primitive but I can not help thinking about ancient Greece and its art when I hear such music. Air, sun beams in everything, Mozart especially is a sculpture in sounds. Haidn is more like philosophy and Beethoven is a Michelangelosque monumental rome-selevkid sound. They are a monumentum of antic art and culture revived by Christianity. Paradox but devine.