From the very beginning the music takes us into an emotional atmosphere, not the sunniest one. A mix of sweet nostalgia, longing and maybe resignation. Of course, as always in Mozart, wrapped it up in sheer perfection.
@@mtv565 Well, I can't agree with that! But I do like that basset horn: very useful instrument that has its place, to be sure. It's the basset clarinet that is (or should have been) a dead end.
Absolute masterpiece. Brilliant, beautiful, miraculous. I believe that this led to Mozart's famous Clarinet Concerto in A Major - another musical miracle.
Although, apparently, this was "originally written for the basset clarinet", there are, in fact, no uses of the extra notes to be found in this score: thank you, Wolfgang, for that. If only he'd left them out of the concerto, too -- then we wouldn't have to hear the horrible, out of tune stuffed up noises that we do!
That's so freakin similar to the clarinet concerto K622 also from Mozart. I think that Mozart, writing the concerto k622, was inspiring by his own clarinet quintet.
Si tratta di un quintetto di una tale bellezza, sotto ogni punto di vista, da lasciare attoniti. ....e per di più scritto assieme a molti altri capolavori nel suo viaggio in Prussia....NON È COSA UMANA!!!, ma DIVINA!!!! Peccato non si sentano chiaramente i "pizzicati"...., veramente un gran peccato...
@@jonikaltenbach3587 Disrespectful? I don't believe so. I personally think Mozart would have found it quite amusing that people were still impersonating him over 200 years after his death. In the time on Earth where the entire world population was anonymously connected to each other within milliseconds, and people in this massive place have decided to name themselves after a composer who was dirt poor until his death and died at 35? Just for some thought.
What amazes me is the number of charming and great melodies in this work. Mozart was full of inspiration. Maybe one of his finest moments.
yup inspired brahms quintet
One of the highest peak of human genius is this quintet.
From the very beginning the music takes us into an emotional atmosphere, not the sunniest one. A mix of sweet nostalgia, longing and maybe resignation. Of course, as always in Mozart, wrapped it up in sheer perfection.
I agree!
Thank you very much, one of Mozart's best compositions.
Fabulous piece of music and fabulous playing!!
This piece is so beautiful. Mozart was a Great Composer. RIP AMADEUS
21:50 during the Menuetto is beautiful
シンプルな譜面と深い情感。これこそ奇跡のような融合だと思います。
It is by no means simple
Best piece of music ever written for Clarinet of all times! Even better than his own Clarinet concerto!
I prefer the concerto tho😅
@@MaximusRiopel il quintetto è musicalmente superiore
Agreed. If only they'd stick to the clarinet version of the concerto. The bassett clarinet is a horrible instrument!
@@CloudyMcCloud00 Basset horn is better than soprano clarinet in every way
@@mtv565 Well, I can't agree with that! But I do like that basset horn: very useful instrument that has its place, to be sure. It's the basset clarinet that is (or should have been) a dead end.
Absolute masterpiece. Brilliant, beautiful, miraculous.
I believe that this led to Mozart's famous Clarinet Concerto in A Major - another musical miracle.
Yes, both were written for Anton Stadler :)
@@lanedunman4294 I thank yoiu for that valuable information.
Daniel, un regalo nos has hecho.
Thank you. It's an awesome masterpiece of Mozart, wonderful!
Maravilloso canal Daniel. No existen palabras aún para describir las sensaciones que nos regalan estas verdaderas obras de la humanidad...gracias
Capolavoro straordinario, il grande Wolfgang ancora una volta ci stupisce sempre 😍
The clarinetists’ interpretation of the third movement is divine!
Mozart, la voce di Dio.
Bloody Fantastic mate. BOMBASTIC SIDE EYE>
Thank you, Mr. Mozart.
What an incredible clarinet sound!
The alegretto at 29:30. Wow.As a clarinet player I tried for years to play that section, never could get there.
Yes, I think is hard.
Daniel, os agradezco mucho por haber subido esta magnífica pieza del gran W. A. Mozart. Gracias.
Saludos.
Simplemente Mozart! Simply Mozart!
This beautiful and comfortable performance is unrivaled, and outclassing
What a versatile musician Mozart is ！
This is to the soundtrack to my morning.
Although, apparently, this was "originally written for the basset clarinet", there are, in fact, no uses of the extra notes to be found in this score: thank you, Wolfgang, for that. If only he'd left them out of the concerto, too -- then we wouldn't have to hear the horrible, out of tune stuffed up noises that we do!
Hermosa pieza, gracias por subirla.
So wunderschöner Klang von ALLEN !!! So SOFT !!! I like it very much !!!
Ja, ich glaube das auch, danke!
A. Pay, o timbre especial entre os clarinetistas!
as a clarinet player with all string friends, 👍
Genial......el equilibrio de esta música me hace pensar en DIOS!!!!!
Was für ein göttlich schönes Werk!
Larghetto , like a dream!
He wasn't even a soldier. He was a musician....
For me, music was always an escape from the horrors of this place… now it will always serve as a reminder
The finale mash brought me here too.
@@jakecornett7121 For me, personally, music was always a way for me to escape, a form of release.
Great performance by Maj. Winchester! ❤ 😊
very good performance
Listen to the first two bars: Doesn’t that pretty melody sound like “The Sidewalks Of New York”?
Yes! even the fifth note is the same.
That's so freakin similar to the clarinet concerto K622 also from Mozart. I think that Mozart, writing the concerto k622, was inspiring by his own clarinet quintet.
I agree.
1:03
Cellists: Wait a minute…
Canon in E🤣
Si tratta di un quintetto di una tale bellezza, sotto ogni punto di vista, da lasciare attoniti.
....e per di più scritto assieme a molti altri capolavori nel suo viaggio in Prussia....NON È COSA UMANA!!!, ma DIVINA!!!!
Peccato non si sentano chiaramente i "pizzicati"...., veramente un gran peccato...
-What instruments you can hear
-Tempo
-Texture
-Dynamics
God's music
29:29 favorite part
❤ 😊
0:39
❤️❤️❤️
They weren’t even soldiers………. They were musicians!
Please...Mozart
☺
Your not funny. Mozart was a great composer. You are not only being disrespectful to his memory but also to the dead.
you're*
@@jonikaltenbach3587 Disrespectful? I don't believe so. I personally think Mozart would have found it quite amusing that people were still impersonating him over 200 years after his death. In the time on Earth where the entire world population was anonymously connected to each other within milliseconds, and people in this massive place have decided to name themselves after a composer who was dirt poor until his death and died at 35? Just for some thought.
1:53 man...
Def my favorite part!
Some Mozart works have rare grace, this and Hoffmeister-quartett.
Grade 2 violin abrsm