On this topic, Beethoven's 4rd piano concerto (Movement III, the first episode) sounds a lot like the Ode to Joy theme! Just a miraculous concerto all around
The import of that Mozart piece is, Misericordia Domini becomes Ode to Joy - The Lord's Mercy being the Wondrous Potential of Human(ist) Joy! I don't agree about the Dvořák slow movement, - tunes are naturally quite similar to each other, usually - but the opening to the scherzo is undeniably conscious.
Now i cant unhear the ode to joy theme in the New World
On this topic, Beethoven's 4rd piano concerto (Movement III, the first episode) sounds a lot like the Ode to Joy theme! Just a miraculous concerto all around
Great video! Never realised the Dvorak - Schubert connection
Mahler in turn used the Brahms' theme as opening to his 3rd symphony.
Correct!
The import of that Mozart piece is, Misericordia Domini becomes Ode to Joy - The Lord's Mercy being the Wondrous Potential of Human(ist) Joy!
I don't agree about the Dvořák slow movement, - tunes are naturally quite similar to each other, usually - but the opening to the scherzo is undeniably conscious.
0:59 "This entire passage has been stolen" - Beethoven's just like me frfr
The Alberti bass when played slowly sounds a lot like ode to joy
Great video!
many brain cells gained thanks to this video
You're welcome
cool beans
Yo that was the internet password of the cafe i uploaded this video in
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yoooo ditters von dittersdorf guess who shares a birthday with him
Could you continue the brams series perhaps with Rachmaninoff
does that mean Bach stole a lot of ideas from composers before him?