...you hear music breathing, every single bar, joyful and as close to the mystery of Mozart you can get. Clara Haskil still leaves us in awe. She always will. The tempi differ a lot from current interpretations. Sit back relax and enjoy..... Mi piace moltissimo
all my childhood, I remember weekends when my mother listened Clara Askil in this beautiful concerto and I played with my sister with our dolls, they where princesses and we created stories on this music
Clara Haskil ist für mich eine der herausragenden Mozart-Interpreten: feines, klares Spiel, einfach wundervoll. Hervorragende Aufnahme-Qualität dieser historischen Aufnahme, mein Kompliment.
Damals 1961 lernte und hörte ich , mit meinen 16 Lenzen , die brillante Pianistin , Clara Haskil , mit dieser “Schallplatte“ kennen bewundern und schätzen !!!
Am looking that up sir, am sure this composer is a fine man but some idiot keeps putting that cadenzas and such are done on music that is certainly only the original composers
@@もらもら Origins are always the most important... We must never forget them... I like Nikita Magaloff's cadenza, but I prefer Mozart's original one (not to mention that we fortunately have it and it was not lost)...
I have listened to her 1954 rec of PC20, then 1957 of PC19, and now this 1961 going chronologically... so far all interpretations are striking and prodigious. Murray Perahia and Mitsuko Uchida are others I listen to ... any recommendations ? :)
There used to be an old live recording of this with Malcolm Frager when he was young. The conductor's name was Josef Krips. Anyways, its not on youtube anymore, but honestly, I gotta say it was the one of finest recordings I've ever witnessed. It was on camera and the sound was crisp and clear. I think it was recorded in the 60s or so. Not to mention Mr. Frager (R.I.P.) played it so flawlessly and with such grace.. I hope you come across it though. Good luck!!✌
I did a little research and found the dvd of the performance. It was "Radio Canada" but you may be able to view it online. Otherwise, here is the dvd for purchase. I'm sure you won't regret it! Cheers!.. m.barnesandnoble.com/w/dvd-josef-krips-conducts-mozart-pierette-alarie/4160152
Quelle merveilleuse pianiste que Clara Haskil +++ Tiens Vidal Naquet ça me remet en mémoire , moi qui suit un Jourdan de par ma mère , Le Juridique à Marseille de Jadis
What would have happened HAD Clara picked up playing virtuoso pop piano & ad-lib jazz à la Beegie Adair. An enigma to me how someone like her could have spent her entire life playing the same sheep music up and down 1001 x over.
This andante evokes the most "romantic" sensations and transplants me into a night, illuminated by a bright moon, in midst of a splendit Italian garden of which a rich odour of blossoming roses is allowed to enter my nose. The very beginning is as sensual and dramatic as the beginning of the 4th act of Nozze di Figaro, - certainly a merit of the entire interpretation of both angelic Clara Haskil and the conducter. A wonderful example of how music transcends and activates all our senses. I am afraid you missed the point that Mozart's music was born on the stage. Every note, every bar, is drama, une condition humaine, if you will.
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I have come to love the Mozart piano concertos, but especially the earlier ones--where simplicity and directness are virtues.
...you hear music breathing, every single bar, joyful and as close to the mystery of Mozart you can get. Clara Haskil still leaves us in awe. She always will.
The tempi differ a lot from current interpretations. Sit back relax and enjoy.....
Mi piace moltissimo
Just discovering Clara Haskil. She should not be forgotten.
all my childhood, I remember weekends when my mother listened Clara Askil in this beautiful concerto and I played with my sister with our dolls, they where princesses and we created stories on this music
Clara Haskil est une remarquable musiciene, quel talent !
Oui, une musicienne géniale
Such a lovely recording, historically important, a beautiful LP cover too. Thanks for posting!
Волшебник Моцарт! Чудесный свет струится сквозь века и звуки нежно обнимают душу... 🙏❤️🌞
Clara Haskil ist die Erfüllung!Einzigartige Interpretin aus dem Geist Mozarts!
Une interprète mozartienne de premier plan!...quelle émotion!Merci!
What a beautiful recording all this together. Do not hide falling in love!
Respectfully for this +VinylRecordSound
The way she played the first movement was of Divine Perfection❤️
She is the grand teacher of my piano teacher !
....wonderful historic line! RDS
Great recording. Brings back memory's of my first bought records sixty years ago! A M F
Thanks. The bonus is a wonderful LP cover
Clara Haskil ist für mich eine der herausragenden Mozart-Interpreten: feines, klares Spiel, einfach wundervoll. Hervorragende Aufnahme-Qualität dieser historischen Aufnahme, mein Kompliment.
Phönix aus der Asche I think she is first in Schumann interpretation
Einverstanden! Marzia
Quelle merveille! ❤
La cadence 9:47 est sublime!
Clara plays Mozart angelically, thanks for sharing!
S Zhang ,😇🙏👼
The "RESONANCE" recordings of Deutsche Grammophon have a historical value.
천의무봉! 19번과 함께 최애 하스킬 넘버..
초여름의 풋풋함이 살랑거리는 1악장.
Only Haskil has this special sensitivity for Mozart thanks for posting it
Sorry, but you're overlooking Geza Anda and his "special sensitivity", aren't you?
You forget about Robert Casadesus and Maurizio Pollini
Hans is right. Only she had THIS special sensitivity. Each their own unique special sensitivity.
Thank you.
Damals 1961 lernte und hörte ich , mit meinen 16 Lenzen , die brillante Pianistin , Clara Haskil , mit dieser “Schallplatte“ kennen bewundern und schätzen !!!
The vinyl LP shown is a late 1970s reissue of this 1960 recording.
Eterna música, de Mozart 💌
素敵な録音してある。ハスキルさんの精神と技術が、大好きです。
ピアノ協奏曲では9番と20番と24番、そしてこの曲なのである。
彼女自身は、フリッチャイとの27番が、自分の録音で一番好きだと言ったようです。その後も、20番、24番の録音をしていますが・・・
Why don't they make such beautiful covers any more.
A great recording! Clara Haskil was a unique Mozartian. The cadenza in the first part was composed by Nikita Magaloff.
Am looking that up sir, am sure this composer is a fine man but some idiot keeps putting that cadenzas and such are done on music that is certainly only the original composers
Clara Haskil asked her friend, Magaloff to compose this cadenza, and he presented it to her at Christmas of 1956.
@@もらもら First of all, there is Mozart's own cadenza.
@@horiaganescu3948 It's only when we have gone far away, that we talk or seek much about the origin. That's one of the old sayings.
@@もらもら Origins are always the most important... We must never forget them... I like Nikita Magaloff's cadenza, but I prefer Mozart's original one (not to mention that we fortunately have it and it was not lost)...
Gracias !
Thank you 4 sharing
Ich freue mich ausserordentlich über diese wunderschöne Aufnahme!
Ursula Bagdasarjanz, Schweiz
The best performance for children
❤❤❤❤❤
I have listened to her 1954 rec of PC20, then 1957 of PC19, and now this 1961 going chronologically... so far all interpretations are striking and prodigious. Murray Perahia and Mitsuko Uchida are others I listen to ... any recommendations ? :)
There used to be an old live recording of this with Malcolm Frager when he was young. The conductor's name was Josef Krips. Anyways, its not on youtube anymore, but honestly, I gotta say it was the one of finest recordings I've ever witnessed. It was on camera and the sound was crisp and clear. I think it was recorded in the 60s or so. Not to mention Mr. Frager (R.I.P.) played it so flawlessly and with such grace..
I hope you come across it though. Good luck!!✌
I did a little research and found the dvd of the performance. It was "Radio Canada" but you may be able to view it online. Otherwise, here is the dvd for purchase. I'm sure you won't regret it! Cheers!..
m.barnesandnoble.com/w/dvd-josef-krips-conducts-mozart-pierette-alarie/4160152
@@junjungatbos3548 thanks! I shall listen to him and be on the lookout for this rendition... grace is the right word im looking for hehe
ironmaz1 Juza Wang
Replying to my own comment here... Lili Kraus is also an excellent if not essential one for WAM PCi
Lukaskirche, Lucerne, 5/1960.
すばらしい
Quelle merveilleuse pianiste que Clara Haskil +++ Tiens Vidal Naquet ça me remet en mémoire , moi qui suit un Jourdan de par ma mère , Le Juridique à Marseille de Jadis
I have this Lp same cover et al!
What would have happened HAD Clara picked up playing virtuoso pop piano & ad-lib jazz à la Beegie Adair. An enigma to me how someone like her could have spent her entire life playing the same sheep music up and down 1001 x over.
贅沢な時、感謝。
Bellisima
❤️
Einfach unübertroffen
У меня огромная коллекция винила, которую не знаю, куда девать...
Но таких редких записей нет
around the 10:10
min mark it's like she "dropped down" to play in a puddle of water
Rest In Playadice Mrs. Haskil
13th had the most dull andante of ALL the piano concertos. Why didn't she recorded the 14th which is a masterpiece...
This andante evokes the most "romantic" sensations and transplants me into a night, illuminated by a bright moon, in midst of a splendit Italian garden of which a rich odour of blossoming roses is allowed to enter my nose. The very beginning is as sensual and dramatic as the beginning of the 4th act of Nozze di Figaro, - certainly a merit of the entire interpretation of both angelic Clara Haskil and the conducter. A wonderful example of how music transcends and activates all our senses. I am afraid you missed the point that Mozart's music was born on the stage. Every note, every bar, is drama, une condition humaine, if you will.
WoW! Justin Bieber is Great! Thx!!
how on earth do you come to mention Justin Bieber?
Justin .....whooo ??
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