So I’m currently reading the new Mozart biography by Jan Swafford. And apparently Mozart wrote this “between 11 and midnight the day before it premiered-he only had time to write down the violin part, and at the performance played the accompaniment out of his head”. Amazing
I heard about Mozart writing a piano and violin sonata in 1 hour but the story I heard is that he was tired from composing a symphony and took a break of 1 hour during which he randomly composed a sonata. Is this the same story?
@@Jabafish Mitsuko Uchida once told an anecdote about Mozart that he only gave the orchestra the sheet music of the piano concerto K503 in the morning and he just said he shall see them in the evening concert and that's it. the orchestra probably had some hours to rehearsal but without the soloist. ;D
The set of sonatas for violin and piano is poorly known by music lovers. Most of them know only the sonatas in Bb major ans e minor. There are still gems to discover in that set. This recording can be an opportunity to begin digging ..... Excellent and very transparent interpretation.
So I’m currently reading the new Mozart biography by Jan Swafford. And apparently Mozart wrote this “between 11 and midnight the day before it premiered-he only had time to write down the violin part, and at the performance played the accompaniment out of his head”
Excellent fragments from W. A. Mozart's correspondence. The partitura is merely amazing, the variations are, stylistically, at least 25years ahead of their time.
Countless wars and this and many hundreds of sheets and letters. Amazing they found receipt with J. S Bach's signature so know there is undisputable evidence he knew pianiforte.
Отсюда взялись и Бетховен и Шуберт, чего тут не понятного? И это нормально, все отчего-то отталкивались. Бах, например, отталкивался от концертов Вивальди, сделал его кучу переложений, но нашел свой путь.
Which one do you prefer? I have never heard anything better than this, and I am familiar with pretty much all well known performers of the Mozart violin sonatas. You made me curious now.
@@bartjebartmans it's actually a live recording I received as a CD along with an issue of BBC music magazine back in the 90s! Petr Frankl and Gyorgy Pauk. Just superb in my opinion. I can't find k379 on youtube but there is k454 from the same recording ruclips.net/video/zM6p0I2KTdU/видео.html
@@mistressmozart Yes, that is my upload! lol. I should 379 also upload with Pauk. You are right, very fine performances, but completely different from Haebler/Szeryng which I still see as landmark performers for Mozart.
+mosz1854 I like manuscript scores best. So you can see what Mozart wrote himself. And if you want to read modern score just go to IMSLP and check it out.
+Bartje Bartmans Yo prefiero un millón de veces leer el manuscrito original del puño y letra de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart que una partitura digital. ¡Gracias! I prefer a million times to read a Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's original manuscript than a digital score. Thank you!
![Mozart - Violin Sonata No. 28, E Flat Major, K. 380 [Szeryng/Haebler]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/x4GwvROsMB8/mqdefault.jpg)
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04:06 allegro
08:20 andantino cantabile
At 04:06 is the allegro, and at 08:20 is the andantino cantabile.
@@SirZafiro Oh right! Thanks for the correction!
Thanks, this was useful.
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So I’m currently reading the new Mozart biography by Jan Swafford. And apparently Mozart wrote this “between 11 and midnight the day before it premiered-he only had time to write down the violin part, and at the performance played the accompaniment out of his head”. Amazing
the piano intros really carry one away,violin obligato pretty much optional!
I heard about Mozart writing a piano and violin sonata in 1 hour but the story I heard is that he was tired from composing a symphony and took a break of 1 hour during which he randomly composed a sonata. Is this the same story?
How can we know what Mozart did at home?
The piano accompaniment sounds very improvised indeed. But wheren't there rehearsals before concerts?
@@Jabafish Mitsuko Uchida once told an anecdote about Mozart that he only gave the orchestra the sheet music of the piano concerto K503 in the morning and he just said he shall see them in the evening concert and that's it. the orchestra probably had some hours to rehearsal but without the soloist. ;D
I've been complaining that Mozart composed only 18 piano sonatas. These violin and piano sonatas are consolation!!
He also composed 6 sonatas for piano for 4 hands and a sonata for two pianos
What a piece! I hear the love and sadness, warmth and despair, passion and humor, and many many more...
This cleans my soul. Thank you Mozart.
Powerful sonata. Can’t believe haven’t heard it till today.
The set of sonatas for violin and piano is poorly known by music lovers. Most of them know only the sonatas in Bb major ans e minor. There are still gems to discover in that set. This recording can be an opportunity to begin digging ..... Excellent and very transparent interpretation.
Sonata 26 is a better start, this is more profound
so are most of his chamber music like the piano trios and the two quartets. Good news is it seems the string quintets are getting more well known.
Music gets better as I age. I've always loved these Mozart in Sonatas. Want to hear them live.
So I’m currently reading the new Mozart biography by Jan Swafford. And apparently Mozart wrote this “between 11 and midnight the day before it premiered-he only had time to write down the violin part, and at the performance played the accompaniment out of his head”
My favourite sonata of Mozart
Excellent fragments from W. A. Mozart's correspondence. The partitura is merely amazing, the variations are, stylistically, at least 25years ahead of their time.
Interesting to see the original score, thank you for the upload!
Countless wars and this and many hundreds of sheets and letters. Amazing they found receipt with J. S Bach's signature so know there is undisputable evidence he knew pianiforte.
Every new piece you upload complete my morning
Part of the 1st movement sounds like the score of Home Alone "return and finalle", from the begining it just hooks you
3rd variations enchanting !!
I would never guess this was Mozart wow
Sounds very Beethoven, or should I say, Beethoven sounds very Mozart.
@@stravinskyfan sad this genius died so early..
@@stravinskyfan no it is different
@@stravinskyfan but two also good
I've never heard this. Thanks for the upload and the description notes.
The second movement is very endearing, and like always with Mozart, there are sooo many notes. This provides such a vivid animation to the whole!
Beautiful and consolating !!
Love Szeryng's Mozart! Great recording!
1:44: The best part
Es hermosísimo...
Adagio 08:20
That's not the adagio, that's the andantino cantabile.
Adagio is the first movement
Fascinating, sounds like Beethoven, and some part are Schuberian. I've been listening to Mozart for quiet a time never heard such feels!
Отсюда взялись и Бетховен и Шуберт, чего тут не понятного? И это нормально, все отчего-то отталкивались. Бах, например, отталкивался от концертов Вивальди, сделал его кучу переложений, но нашел свой путь.
Quand on pense que Mozart est mort quand tant de c. vivent encore...
Beautiful.
Bellísimo Adagio.
Awesome ! Thank you !
a master piece!
1:26 Sublime ❤️
it's a nce recording, though there are others that I prefer. It's wonderful to see the autograph score! i'd never seen it before
Which one do you prefer? I have never heard anything better than this, and I am familiar with pretty much all well known performers of the Mozart violin sonatas. You made me curious now.
@@bartjebartmans it's actually a live recording I received as a CD along with an issue of BBC music magazine back in the 90s! Petr Frankl and Gyorgy Pauk. Just superb in my opinion. I can't find k379 on youtube but there is k454 from the same recording ruclips.net/video/zM6p0I2KTdU/видео.html
@@mistressmozart Yes, that is my upload! lol. I should 379 also upload with Pauk. You are right, very fine performances, but completely different from Haebler/Szeryng which I still see as landmark performers for Mozart.
wow he really just memorized the violin part in his head and performed?
clyde benoza the piano part, he composed the violin part before so the violinist could learn it.
op 24 november in Centrum Pro Rege, Rotterdam met Evelina Vorontsova en Igor Gruppman!
Molto bellísima
I saw Mozart composing this at night through his room’s window. I was just walking by. Damnit, I should’ve just knocked & went in.
Give me some of what you‘re smoking
Yvesdominic Ok, the smoke is called “Deeper Instincts” - made by “Gaining A Better Inner Merit”. It’s fully natural, Enjoy!
What about violin part in the last section?!?
17:05 casella due allegretto
12:35 variazione 4
10:32 variazione due
Lo mejor
waiting for mozarts new album
Castlevania fans if you know you know ;)
0:53
10:29
Palma reyes no inches huevosss
I expect to read the modern score...
+mosz1854 I like manuscript scores best. So you can see what Mozart wrote himself. And if you want to read modern score just go to IMSLP and check it out.
+Bartje Bartmans Yo prefiero un millón de veces leer el manuscrito original del puño y letra de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart que una partitura digital. ¡Gracias!
I prefer a million times to read a Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's original manuscript than a digital score. Thank you!
like imslp where can I get free manuscripts? I perfer to download a whole batch of them for mozart, bach, hyden, chopin, beethoven and liszt.
i expect you're rather entitled.
When I see Mozart handwriting ,I feel more closer to Mozart