Mozart: Variations on "Ah vous dirai-je, Maman," K. 265/300e; Magdalena Baczewska, piano
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Magdalena Baczewska, piano (follow on IG @maguchanNYC)
Mozart: Variations on "Ah vous dirai-je, Maman," K. 265/300e
LIVE in Barboursville, 2012
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00:01 - Theme
00:45 - Var. 1
01:26 - Var. 2
02:09 - Var. 3
02:55 - Var. 4
03:40 - Var. 5
04:26 - Var. 6
05:07 - Var. 7
05:50 - Var. 8
06:34 - Var. 9
07:16 - Var. 10
07:57 - Var. 11
10:49 - Var. 12
Francisco Jesús Marfil Vargas your a great help
I officially declare this as the best playing you can find on youtube. Believe me, I've heard every single version I can find. None has fulfilled me but this kinda does!
Thank you for listening!
Definitely! She captures the essence of Mozart like no one else--and I've listened to a lot of people playing this.
@@grisher111 The essence of Mozart here is smiling, and somewhat comical : Because it's all about to confess something on all possible ways.
The simplicity of the tune gave Mozart all that he needed to create multiple miracles. We are so fortunate to reap all of that beauty without any labor except appreciation. Bravo to composer and performer!
Mozart could create so much beauty just from scales going up and down. Thus Salieri's comment from Amadeus "Ten minutes of ghastly scales.. arpeggios.. whizzing up and down like fireworks at a fairground."
Gorgeous! She is the best on RUclips!!! And the handsome gentleman behind her looks so serious without a blink of his eyes...
When you thought twinkle twinkle is just an easy piece....
Mozart: hold my wig
AWESOME SAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Probably didn't even take off his fancy wig.
This woman is amazing.
Tetchuya i thought the name should be Tetsuya
Something wrong right?
After listening to dozens of interpretations, I am completely dazzled by Magdalena's rendition. It's so graceful, elegant and passionate!
Thank you so much!
Here repeating also the second section, when that's not customary in many performances. Thank you for it.
The night of December 24, 1781, Mozart and Muzio Clementi were gathered for a piano duel for the Emperor. Clementi played his best, and people thought he was the winner, but.... after that, Mozart, sat at the piano, and played all this piece without score, just improvising all the variations. Obviously Mozart won the challenge. That was the great Mozart.
This piano song is what made me want to play piano
I am inspired by Nachtmuzik in allegro. I was wanted to learn piano and play it.
It is so lovely and the player playes this peice faster than others.
And I like it
Watching this for a class and I’m impressed.
Wow that was sooo Mozart! I wish one day I could play like that... I love that, it's powerful and bright at the same time. Amazing!!!
Muszę wyrazić mój zachwyt, nad tymi dziełem, w ojczystym języku pani Magdaleny. Wspaniale zagrany utwór, mistrzostwo w precyzji klawiszowe, dusza sama śpiewa.
Dziękuję za wysłuchanie oraz za miłe słowa.
Such a pleasure hearing ...and watching you ..... beautiful adagio (Variation XI) ... what a good left hand!! Congratulations.!
I love mozart
Comment peut-on dire : un grand moment de plaisir ou un moment de grand plaisir...
Merci beaucoup d'avoir écouté!
I'm 17 and I started piano last year, one day I hope to be as talented as you madame,
Mes sentiments les plus sincères,
Une admiratrice
Thank you for listening, and good luck with your piano practice!
4:40 is my favorite part I love this variation
Mozart Theme and 1500 or so variations, amazing. Magdalena is a charming and engaging performer. It was a real treat to hear a complete performance of the Mozart Cmaj Variations on "I want my Mommy" children's song. Herr Mozart managed to extract an astonishing amount of delightful music from the ditty. Also, EXCELLENT camera coverage in this high quality video production. Kudos to the video production crew.
Ah, vous dirai-je, Maman actually means Ah, I tell you Mom
@@solaruusfatuus422 yes its true. Doesn't mean I want me momma
BFF goal Ocoee away all new law paw pockit 和 他 打 卤
"see? It's a happy piano after all!"
Your lie in april?
twingkuru twingkuru rirer sta
Fuck you it still hurts
Narwhall27 YOU LIE!
weebo shut up
It's like trying different favors of Beskin Robbins icecream one tea spoon for each
Well said!
Very nice setting and elegantly performed...love the hand motion!
Magdalena's performance of this beautiful piece is by far the best interpretation I have heard to date. What incredible artistry. Just absolutely magnificent!!! Mozart would be proud, amazed & very very pleased! This recording should definitely be used in the next Mozart movie! Yeah, definitely use this one for the history books. . . & OMG#REALLY? . . .This is why I love acoustic piano. . . yeah.
Michael's ML&ATG yeah, I fully agreed. It is just plainly beautiful.
Faster than I’m used to hearing but lovely.
I love the way it’s played this is sooooooooooooooooooooo good! I’m really impressed! My whole family was loving it ( especially me [thanks for playing I’m learning it right now at an age of 9]) ❤❤❤😊😊😊🎉🎉🎉😮😮😮
wonderful performance and wonderful pianist: mozart would have loved both
You are probably right .
She plays the variation starting at 5:09 wrong. After the ascending scale run there is a cascading fall that alternates hands. On her RH she plays all the three note sets twice and then once on the final set to close out the sequence. It's actually the other way around (thought I might have learned it wrong so I checked Mozart's score to verify). The top three note set is played once with all the lower sets played twice each. It's not likely her fault though because I see a number of copies of this online that have it wrong as well. Aside from that very minor thing this is a fantastic performance.
Jeffrey Rudzinski stop being a try hard no one cares
Can you do it
@@worldbetterplace Ah! A smart-shamer who impedes on their nation's progress.
There are other mistakes also but it’s a great interpretation
I went to check my music and the version that I have is the same as was played here. Didn't realise this is not the correct version.
太美了！Beautiful！
Such an elegant performance of these delightful variations! Bravo!
Thank you for listening, and for your kind comment!
Amazing playing....would love to hear you play at a live event!!
Oh wow that is called skilled fingers!❤
Thank you for listening!
Mechanically excellent. There are other versions where it’s slowed up a bit so the theme and musicality can be heard more clearly. Not knocking this beautiful playing. Just saying I like it slower. ✌🏻
envidiosos! 2 dislikes. I thought she was graceful and elegant.
Guillaume De Machaut 35 dislikes now. I contributed to it because my mom made me hear it more than fifty times
I'm practicing this piece now, maybe it'll take me totally 2 years to complete for this 12 minutes twinkle twinkle little star 😂
Keep up your hard work. Good things are worth the effort!
I've been playing the piano for three years, and in 2 months I made 5 variations with hands together
The grace notes of adagio are so different ~~~~
I can't believe that this was in West Virginia. Way to go! Go Mountaineers!
Yo I know this guy
It was a very elegant evening. Thanks for listening!
I love how childlike this is. Blissful but not forced. Very beautiful
Yes, that describes Mozart!
Everything is done with such style and elegance, from your appearance to your refined interpretation. It's a pleasure to watch you play.
Beautiful
0:00 they started ok let s listen, 0:15 they are flying in their personal youth
Absolutely delightful & so proficient. It just melts my little heart with joyful bliss! & I just love the way her hands & fingers bounce away from the keys. It really adds to her incredible touch. This is really more amazing than I thought it was when I first heard it a few years ago. Wow! BRAVO!
Fantastic!!!!!
Very Beautiful. Bravo!!!
i love her
Wow~~ 영상 고마워요^^ ♡
Beautiful Performance! Bravissimo 🌺🌺🌺🥰🥰🥰
Thank you so much! Do subscribe to my channel, if you haven't already :-)
I have indeed! 🌺🌺🌺🌟🌟🌟🥰🥰🥰
@@magdalenaNYC ... subscribed.
Great performance...intimate setting...well done!!!
Best interpretation
..this way or any, I...just... LOVE IT!!!!!
It’s so beautiful. Thank you for sharing! Hope one day I could play this piece.😊
What a lovely beautiful pianist! (Respectfully)
my music teacher gave me to watch this acttualy pretty good
You see the power of his creativity and the wonderfully sublime gift he had for music enables him to beautify any tune in a multitude of ways. We are all enthralled because we know Twinkle Twinkle Little Start but had no idea how much it could be improved and in how many ways. If he was alive today, I'd challenge him to do the same to the Eastenders tune. LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL.
Thank you for listening!
Très belle interprétation. On ne s'ennuie pas, sauf durant la variation en do mineur - qui manque un peu d'expression. Beau toucher, belle sonorité. L'adagio me plaît particulièrement.
Merci!
Why all French?!?!
Michael Jia because french is a top tier language
Most accomplished pianist I've ever heard anywhere. Could be Mozart reincarnated.
I love it
Amazing!
Cela me rappelle mon enfance
Bravissima!
Bravo! A great pianist, and she is so Beautiful!!
Very beautiful!!
Beatiful wom... performance.
lovely dynamics and expression, but crisp, still... fluid, effortless... textural... and all that even through the bad sound quality of the video; Brava!
A menina adulta tocando e os assistentes relembrando com saudades os idos tempos de uma infância feliz!!!
Wonderful
This looks like a scene from a movie.
When you play this piece I love it 🥰 When I play it sounds horrible
This is amazing
Beautiful interpretation. I can feel Mozart's elegance! Would you mind share the pedal you use for var XI? I'm having trouble playing this var. in a more legato way without proper pedalling. Thanks!
Thank you so much! As Heinrich Neuhaus wrote in his book The Art of Piano Playing, “The art of pedaling is governed by the ear.” I suggest delicate pedalling on all changes of harmony, with careful attention to the stepwise passages of the right hand. The effect must be that of utmost clarity. Good luck!
@@magdalenaNYC Good suggestion! Thanks!
good night!
Get your telescope out ! See what Mozart is writing about .
V. Dargain Mozart wrote this before other people wrote about twinkle twinkle little star you idiot
@@davienng7859 don be rude!!! You’re actually very wrong...
優しくて温かくてキラキラして…
やはりこの曲は母性愛たっぷりの女性でなくては、と思います。
愛くるしい子どもにお話を聞かせるママとの様子がみえるようです。
Amazing performance! 👏 Stay safe and have a nice day! 😄
And also, I want to say that Ah vous dirai-je maman might be a simple piece, but you made it sound so different and beautiful with the dynamics and everything. Keep up the good work and keep practicing 40 hours a day! 😊
Excellent! Beautifully done!
Thank you for listening!
Well, the playing is simply great. But in fact, what deep, personally enriching experience do you get from a composition like this? Can anyone who really likes this composition please explain?
It sure makes the simple children's song boring doesn't it!
Found this for my 3 month old who didn't like the basic tune played on the electric violin. He had no problems with Mozart. Good taste already!
Good taste for 3 moths old, indeed. My 3 years old still likes listening to this in the car. We have it on our Mozart compilation for kids.
But for the adults, even played this masterful way, it seems quite boring to me. Not even worth for a pianist of this level to invest the time for practicing it. Or am I wrong somewhere somehow?
BTW. both my kids love Arvo Part - Spiegel im Spiegel. It is a good stuff to listen to before going to bed.
My thinking here is that Mozart was a bored genius who practiced the traditional piece until he couldn't take it anymore and crafted 12 variations on the tune just to be a contrarian genius.
I could be totally wrong though. ;-)
I found this little tidbit from a scholarship article dissecting the music: "Variation I also reminds us that Mozart is a commercial and popular composer, that he knows well the audience’s taste. In Mozart’s time, variations were often composed as performance practice for virtuosic display on a particular instrument. Keeping the same harmonic line from the theme, Mozart uses skill in the first variation to connect with the original melody. With the same harmonic support, the embellished melody is clearly composed from the same pattern that Mozart uses in the theme (shown in Example 3 with the circled notes). "
www.humanities.mcmaster.ca/~mus701/mmac_v4_2005/articles/snow.html
Good ideas, thanks! Yes, it sounds something like exhibition of composer skills, player skills and instrument possibilities. Without deeper message and emotional investment. It makes sense to explain it like this. Still, it makes Mozart no less a genius with his other stuff.
Bravissima!🎼🎵🎶🎹
Grazie!
Eres tan maravillosa ❤
Magdalena your`re a Goddess!!!
Thank you! I am glad you enjoyed the video.
Left and right hand could be more balanced (usually right louder left softer) but overall amazing❤❤❤
Thank you!
Theme that's Alphabet song.
the best...woman touch
So beautiful ❤️
Thank you for listening!
Classical Classical Theme and Variations
Good verygood
反复听了多遍，谢谢演奏者，精彩👍
3:18 That look of the people behind. ;)
Wow !! Jaw-dropping piano playing... Compliments from a non-pianist : )
suona col cuore
WoW that's good
Morgen kommt der Weihnachtsmann, kommt mit seinen Gaben .....😊
at 3.15 the melody was repeated ; but the first one should have been different
How many variations was in this I lost count?
Une pièce pour piano moins puérile qu'il n'y parait ...au contraire un moment qui nos plonge dans l'insouciance de notre enfance.
that's not a little star. that's a fukiin supernova
Var 11
🌹👏👏👏🌹
highly bomb
muy bueno
is he russel crowe?
0:45 Second variation wakes bearded man from sleep.
😂 lol I realized that too
Correction. It's first variation.
0.45 look at the with a beard XD
0:45 ;-)
That paet always catches people off guard. I love it.
@@Frann2202 thanks
Mozart would have played precisely the same. No rests. It's one song, play it.
Thank you for listening!