En vous baladant dans les prés du présent, vous pouvez cueillir des bouquets de fleurs folles et improbables, revenir avec de somptueux extraits de ce musicien sensible et écorché et dire que vous gagnez parfois du temps à ignorer tant de ces musiques contemporaines redondantes & futiles pour enfin gagner en sérénité
Beaucoup de " ces musiques contemporaines " ne laisseront , à mon avis, aucune trace dans l' Histoire ...La plupart de ces " compositeurs " ne sont que des " faiseurs de bruit(s) et de vent " ...que d'aucuns, peut-être par pure convention , osent appeler " compositeurs " ! La Musique devrait être une magnifique harmonie de sons..., c'est ainsi que je conçois " la chose " ! Ce concerto (encore) de style mozartien, répond pour moi à ce critère .
Un très beau concerto , indéniablement ! Un grand bravo à ce compositeur . Des mélodies d'une grande beauté , joliment ciselées ! Dommage que cette oeuvre ne soit pas jouée plus souvent ; elle le mériterait amplement !!
We are all fed up listening always and always to the same piano concertos, we will finish by hating them, repertoires should change with composers like this one and thousand of others who are still unknown!!!!! There are wonderful composers everywhere, pls don´t wear out our souls with Chopin, Grieg, Mozart, Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms, etc concertos. We all know these are beautiful concerts, but playing them permanently all the time will make us hate them in the end!!!!! Repertoires should be interpersed with concerts by other composers like Moskowsky, Hummel, etc etc, since they are practically unknown !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+Samuel Furse In the same country, not city. At the time Prague was in Austria, along with the rest of the modern state of the Czech Republic. He may have been a Czech by ethnicity, but he was an Austrian by nationality.
He was Bohemian, really. And Bohemia, along with the rest of what we think of now as the Czech Republic was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire; Austria as a country didn't exist until 1918. One last piece of pedantry: Salzburg was an independent principality and later electorate until 1805, well after Mozart died.
quesque je me regale d'ecouter tout c'est concerto pour piano au lieu d'aller prendre une bouteille de coca sur la téte en alland voir un match de foots!
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What a discovery! Delightful, such a shame he is not better known. Thank you for posting.
Чудова і зовсім невідома музика. Якби ще писали ім'я виконавців! Велика подяка за те що дали змогу слухати невідомі твори мало відомих композиторів.
Excelente...!!
Magnífico...!!
Precioso...!!🌷
Another wonderful treat from the "Unjustly Neglected Contemporaries of Beethoven" file! Thank you for sharing! Enjoyed it immensely!
Absolutely blew me away, wish our national classical stations would steer away from Elgar and Beethoven and “find” these gems.🤓
You are right !
TOMASEK? How are you ? I have never heard of you until today... and I am glad I have. Your music is lovely!
agréable à écouter ce concerto très chantant est bien dans le style de l' époque romantique
En vous baladant dans les prés du présent, vous pouvez cueillir des bouquets de fleurs folles et improbables, revenir avec de somptueux extraits de ce musicien sensible et écorché et dire que vous gagnez parfois du temps à ignorer tant de ces musiques contemporaines redondantes & futiles pour enfin gagner en sérénité
Beaucoup de " ces musiques contemporaines " ne laisseront , à mon avis, aucune trace dans l' Histoire ...La plupart de ces " compositeurs " ne sont que des " faiseurs de bruit(s) et de vent " ...que d'aucuns, peut-être par pure convention , osent appeler " compositeurs " ! La Musique devrait être une magnifique harmonie de sons..., c'est ainsi que je conçois " la chose " !
Ce concerto (encore) de style mozartien, répond pour moi à ce critère .
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The very beautiful and rare concerto!
Bellissimo! Da riscoprire. Tra Mozart e Beethoven. Musica freschissima. Grazie per avermelo proposto 👋👋👋
wonderfull musik, I had not known this Composer, many thanks therefor
WONDERFUL !!!!!!
Thank you for uploading !
What amazing master piece!!!.. Where have you been,Tomas, all my life?! - Pleased to meet you..!
Beautiful, thanks for sharing.
Excelente
Nice piece!
Un très beau concerto , indéniablement ! Un grand bravo à ce compositeur .
Des mélodies d'une grande beauté , joliment ciselées !
Dommage que cette oeuvre ne soit pas jouée plus souvent ; elle le mériterait amplement !!
A very attractive work. Thank you for sharing it!
Beautiful ! Thanks for posting :)
Excellent work. Perhaps could be mistaken for Hummel. Vague romantic hints.
We are all fed up listening always and always to the same piano concertos, we will finish by hating them, repertoires should change with composers like this one and thousand of others who are still unknown!!!!! There are wonderful composers everywhere, pls don´t wear out our souls with Chopin, Grieg, Mozart, Beethoven, Schumann, Brahms, etc concertos. We all know these are beautiful concerts, but playing them permanently all the time will make us hate them in the end!!!!! Repertoires should be interpersed with concerts by other composers like Moskowsky, Hummel, etc etc, since they are practically unknown !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Baie mooi.
莫扎特和贝多芬还埋没了多少音乐天才？
瓦茨拉夫·扬·克日蒂特尔·托马谢克 Václav Jan Tomášek 第一钢琴协奏曲 C大调作品18，
Wonder if I’m related to this guy
a little like Hummel nice piece
Very Mozart-like.
+Brian Knapp Well they lived about the same period in the same country.
Are you sure? Mozart died nearly 60 years before this man, and lived in Salzburg and Vienna rather than Prague.
Václav Jan Křtitel Tomášek (17 April 1774, Skuteč, Bohemia - 3 April 1850, Prague) was a Czech composer and music teacher.
+Samuel Furse In the same country, not city. At the time Prague was in Austria, along with the rest of the modern state of the Czech Republic. He may have been a Czech by ethnicity, but he was an Austrian by nationality.
He was Bohemian, really. And Bohemia, along with the rest of what we think of now as the Czech Republic was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire; Austria as a country didn't exist until 1918. One last piece of pedantry: Salzburg was an independent principality and later electorate until 1805, well after Mozart died.
He looks like Wagner.
quesque je me regale d'ecouter tout c'est concerto pour piano au lieu d'aller prendre une bouteille de coca sur la téte en alland voir un match de foots!