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Maravilloso para un lunes por la mañana😊

Bello, concierto, lo desconocía. suele suceder que nos acostumbramos a los grandes clasicos, pero nunca es tarde para buscar a los pequeños gigantes. gracias por compartir

Love this. (Movement 3 is 'Loure' which is a slow dance.)

Extraordinary. Excellently performed. Of all histories, the history of music is the most fake one. A piece of music is either successful or not - regardless of its musical style or period; successful musical works are incredibly numerous. Ideologues and musicologists (as of the emergence of national states) have convinced the world that there is - progress in music. They reduced the entire history of music to just several composers - "musical icons" - and turned them into a myth and a taboo. And because musicologists do not present us all of these successful musical works, we, the listeners, are the ones who lose.

Bravo Alessandro!👏👏👏

These are wonderful discoveries. A fantastic repertoire. The Broadwood sounds extraordinary. Could you possibly also add the dates of composition? This sounds somewhere between John Field and Chopin/Bellini so I’m guessing around 1810, but it could be an earlier outlier…. Great channel!

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Is that Phillip Jaroussky's voice? Wow...

Beautiful! ❤

Good old Jan Ladislav. Allegedly cuckolded and himself a cuckold. Apparently quite handsome as a youth he became comfortably portly in his latter years. According to Louis Spohr, Dussek was the first to turn the piano sideways on the stage "so that the ladies could admire his handsome profile."

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毎回素晴らしい音源をアップロードして戴き有り難うございます。とても素敵な､音色に感無量です。🥰🥰‼️

Amazing

THIS IS SICK

Very NICE!!!🥰🌹

Andreas Jakob Romberg (1767, Vechta - 1821, Gotha); German violin virtuoso, composer and conductor. He came from a family of musicians, traveled a lot and met François-André Danican Philidor, Giovanni Battista Viotti, Niccolò Piccinni, Giovanni Paisiello, Joseph Haydn, among others. At the beginning of the 19th century, his compositions were placed on a par with those of Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven. From 1814 he succeeded Louis Spohr as concertmaster at the court in Gotha ... Romberg, who played a violin by Antonio Stradivari, was not without controversy because he did not follow the Parisian trends and was more committed to the traditional violin school.

Wunderbar erhebende Musik!

Very nice!

Escribo desde Lima Peru, me agrada la musica Barroca , esta bella pieza es linda. Primera vez q la oigo y ya es una de mis mas favoritas.Gracias J. Joachin Q.

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Su música recuerda a la de Lully y de Rameau

Enjoying the music a lot more than looking at George IV😄

The sound of fortepiano is very charming, especially in Andante, it makes me smile. 😊

The young man in the painting appears suitably brooding, and it appears he might powder his hair.

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Musique exquise et délicate, merci

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Very nice way to end an evening gentle peaceful 🎵

Belíssimo!

Gerade das richtige bei diesem scheußlich Wetter und danke allen Mitwirkenden von hertzen❤❤❤ und an E.V.Liebe Grüße von mir Joachim Ehlers aus Schallstadt südlich von Freiburg

Прелестно!

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I say this is the best existing version of this concerto! Many thanks to the performers!

As the lesser known become known those who walk softly through your heart.

Giovanni Battista Viotti (1755, Fontanetto Po,/Piedmont - 1824, London); Italian violinist and composer. ... Considered the father of the French violin school of the early 19th century. Viotti's 22nd Violin Concerto in A minor, which Johannes Brahms quoted in his Double Concerto in A minor op. 102, became the most famous. His violin playing was characterized by a very differentiated, sometimes powerful, energetic, sometimes soft bowing. His saying is typical of this: "Le violon c’est l’archet" (The violin is the bow). Contemporary witnesses reported on his powerful vibrato for the time.

To my ears the opening has more of a Mozartian character (figuration reminiscent of Marriage of Figaro for example). There is a lightness of touch and thought which is not particularly Beethovenian. The counterpoint is lighter and has, to my ears, the quality of the comic theatre about it. Quite hard to pull off - so three cheers to Mehul. (Alas I cannot get the acute accent over the ‘e’ ).

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This composer is good

La straordinaria genialità di Viotti la si intuisce ascoltando questo superbo e immortale capolavoro. Purtroppo i sommi Tartini e Viotti furono ingiustamente, complice una superficiale e disattenta musicologia, offuscati dall'incommensurabile Genovese. Comunque Viotti esercitò una fondamentale e profonda influenza su Paganini e non solo.

Excelente. 🇧🇷

Vraiment très beau ,merci

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Wow! Loved it! Thank you!

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Professor Elizabeth Wallfisch developed a reputation as a specialist Baroque violinist - Telemann, Vivaldi,..., Locatelli. I didn't know that she also took Viotti out. Excellent performance, thank you for remembering and performing this forgotten, one of the most beautiful violin concertos.

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musica maravillosa

What wonderful music!! What a glorious picture! The tragedy in England is how many of our great/promising composers died young eg Purcell, Pelham Humfrey, Jeremiah Clarke, Thomas Linley.

This is an absolutely fabulous piece. Slightly reminiscent of Mozart’s Great Mass in C Minor, but with a life all its own.