Mozart - Violin Concerto No. 5 in A major, K. 219, "Turkish"
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- Опубликовано: 27 июл 2024
- I. Allegro aperto [0:00]
II. Adagio [9:01]
III. Rondeau: Tempo di menuetto [17:50]
Simon Standage, violin
The Academy of Ancient Music
Christopher Hogwood
performed on period instruments
Portrait of Georges Rouget, c.1800, Jacques-Louis David 
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Finally a fresh take on a concerto played too often the same boring, old way. Love period music.
+Dan boring?
I think Dan is just saying that the interpretation is fresh. Not that the music itself is boring, but that it is always played in the same way.
Old way is a strange criticism.. the point of period instruments is playing it in the original, very oldest way!
@@ZJStrudwick The added Harpsichord part sounds great but where can I find that part in sheet music?
Baroque interpretation! Is the right way that play mozart music violin.... Congratulation! Awsome!
Not baroque, but classical or HIP.
@@TheCreate78 I know my dear... But i like more in this performance.....😂😂😂
Beautiful!!! Awesome!!
Awesome great perfect superb exellent marvellous amazing and so...
Hogwood is the no. 1 reference for the Mozart concerti.
This is just beautiful.
this is how this concerto would sound like in Mozart's time.
brilliant recording
I think the added Continuo Harpsichord adds more background
The "Col legno" passage in the third movement almost really sound like being performed on "Turkish style" bass-drums! This the reason why historically informed performances are needed: to help restoring the original "colours" of the Scores. Every comments about their uselessness is shut by performances like this one.
Respekt ! Bravo!
De los conciertos para violín de Mozart...es mi favorito.- Una pregunta: ¿alguien puede decirme quién es el retratado en la portada? ¿es quizá uno de los hijos de Mozart?...El propio Mozart en su adolescencia..me resulta raro...Yo veo rasgos coincidentes con Constanza... (en ese caso, su madre).- Gracias.
El retrato es de George Rouget, no está relacionado con Mozart!
@@nmaurok Gracias!.- No hubiera acertado...Gracias de nuevo.-
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@UC-soH-4-0R7_Tq4KIH-ac-Q The Added harpsichord does sound good, I'd rather play this concerto on the Cello.
In Mozart's time, the harpsichord was used as a "continuo" instrument, and was played by the leader to help the orchestra keep time. However, when a concerto was played, it was usual for the soloist to lead - which means that a violin concerto would be led from the violin, not the keyboard. So it doesn't make sense to have a harpsichord play in a violin concerto!
Is there any proof of this? Interested to learn more. Gould once argued the reason the piano concertos are so devoid of left hand is because Mozart expected continuo support.
@@s.l5787 Neat, Continuo actually sounds interesting.
Or sometimes it does if you want more sound.
@@s.l5787 I think added Harpsichord Continuo sounds interesting but today I'd replace that with Piano.
Finally. Someone is playing this concerto in a right way! Have been sick and tired of all those "great" (and very WRONG) recordings done by Mutter, Oistrakh, Menuhin bla bla... they might be great technicians but their Mozart is a disgrace to human history.
well.. it's their interpretation... im not sure if the best way to say it is they're very wrong, although I do agree sometimes they are less livelier.
Districts already?
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@UC-soH-4-0R7_Tq4KIH-ac-Q The Added harpsichord does sound good, I'd rather play this concerto on the Cello.
@UC-soH-4-0R7_Tq4KIH-ac-Q The Added harpsichord does sound good, I'd rather play this concerto on the Cello.
@UC-soH-4-0R7_Tq4KIH-ac-Q The Added harpsichord does sound good, I'd rather play this concerto on the Cello.
@UC-soH-4-0R7_Tq4KIH-ac-Q The Added harpsichord does sound good, I'd rather play this concerto on the Cello.