Dmitri Bashkirov plays Mozart Rondo in D, K. 382 - video 1982

Dmitri Bashkirov playing Mozart's Rondo for piano and orchestra in D major, K.382, with the Lithuanian Chamber Orchestra under Saulius Sondeckis, live at the 1982 December Nights. More info here -
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Дмитрий Башкиров - Моцарт - Саулюс Сондецкис

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С таким Талантом надо родиться плюс Любовь к великой музыке и труд.
Спасибо , за сюжет и СВЕТЛАЯ ПАМЯТЬ ДМИТРИЮ БАШКИРОВУ🙏🙏🙏

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1 ноября 2021 г легендарному пианисту,талантливому учителю и просто чудесному человеку Д.Башкирову исполнилось бы 90 лет! Светлая память и вечный покой!

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Просто прекрасно. Спасибо. Такое довольно редкое исполнение.

[@N18mente]

Великолепко!

[@bvbwv3]

What a delightfully spirited performance!

[@sylviabromberg855]

😘😍 So beautiful. Thank you for sharing.

[@hugeelen]

Perfect! Greetings from Belgium!

[@arashraassi]

Heavenly and healing music... 👌🏻💐😊

[@marinemalkhasyan1471]

Bravo ❤️

[@MrAgapitotocaelpito]

Descanse en paz el ilustre profesor de la Escuela Reina Sofia de Madrid fallecido hace unos dias en esta ciudad.

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❤️

[@josemarcosgamarra9766]

Fantástico. Se de buenas fuentes que fue un gran maestro en España!!!!

[@MariaJose-os1um]

Dudecarneiro Lindo demais

[@paolo.s1756]

Why so fast?? Mah....

[@katherineparadis-chateaune8004]

Where did you loose your taste?! Augustly Mozart didn't care about the orchestra at the beginning. It's a game "I'm gonna serve you some music you don't care while you guys eat, talk whatever, but when I'll start on the piano look at your face!! " Its not too fast, it takes all his sense from the entrance of the piano, but of course if you want to do something interesting with that meaningless overture you'll go slower and loose all the genius of the piece

[@paolo.s1756]

this is your opinion, like i have my personal one. You not know Mozart in person and you never talked with him about this composition and how to play, and neither me, off course......so we just have a different opinion about the timing of this rondo. Mozart wrote it for the piano concerto K175 (substitution of the 3th movement) cause he wanted pleasing the crowd of Vienna with something more brilliant....and not kidding him or make a joke....he used this Rondo many times during his life, and considering the Rondo K382 like a jewel (letter to Leopold), and not really like a music for lunch or dinner or a joke. By the way, i respect your opinion because we are all differents, thanks to God.@@katherineparadis-chateaune8004

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