Haydn, Joseph 1st violin concerto in C-Dur
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- Опубликовано: 17 окт 2024
- Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)
Violin concerto Hob. 7a : 1 in C-Dur
Movement 1 : Allegro moderato
Movement 2 : Adagio
Movement 3 : Finale : Presto
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Listened to 5 different recording of this on RUclips. This one is BY FAR the most accurate and tasteful to Haydn.
Joseph Haydn:C-dúr Hegedűverseny
1.Allegro moderato 00:00
2.Adagio 08:42
3.Finálé: Presto 13:21
Simon Standage-hegedű
The English Concert
Vezényel:Trevor Pinnock
Köszönöm az értékelést
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The perfect classical version: Simon Standage (violin), The English Concert and Trevor Pinnock (conductor). An excellent recording! (Archiv Produktion)
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How can advertisers be so dull as to imagine that anyone listening to such music is going to take any notice of their 'product'?! Elegant playing!
When I played it, there was another cadenzia in the 1st movement. Love this concerto so much!
For me the best concert of the classical period
Dankeschön
Great work! Thank you for posting! I need to add this to my repertoire!
loove the tune, though i'm not very much familiar with the terminologies in music. i find it soothing, calm and emotionally driving.
There are no terms for those things hahhaa
Apetecan7 i assume he means either the baroque tuning or the way musicians end phrases in Haydn”s music is very romantic
@@TheAsianTreeI doubt they meant that at all. They said “the tune”; I believe the comment about not knowing the right terminology starts with that word.
You used great words, RUclips commenter, I hope they correlate with what you actually were meaning. They seemed to. I think you are a smart person for realizing that non classical musicians tend to say really dumb things when they just want to express appreciation of a classical piece sometimes. And also there certainly are a bunch of snobs.
"예전에는 A현을 훨씬 낮게 조율했기 때문에 C키 곡인데도 거의 B키처럼 들린다고 합니다."
1:53-2:50 I don’t get why everyone hates on Vivaldi. This passage literally sounds like the sequences Vivaldi wrote in his 1720-26 period.
I don't know anyone who hates on Vivaldi.
Everyone likes Vivaldi
Браво гениально сыграл
Equivalent of Antonio Vivaldi's 2nd part from winter
ugh, I found that out the hard way when I tried to play along with it. Gah!
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Ha! Je hebt dus ook ontdekt dat er geen tijdslimiet meer is... :) Op zich interessant, je kunt nu ook gewoon een "radioprogamma" van een uur maken. Alleen, geen 720p (en AAC) optie deze keer? Groetjes, Rolf
Beautiful performance, bravo!
Yes
J'aime beaucoup.
Translation: I love it so much
Cadenza???
download link pleaseeee??????
Sounds like A minor at first but when you see the notes it is obvious the piece is in C major.
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this is not C mayor ._.
this is definitely not in c...
+Allison Williams This is in baroque tuning. A is 415
If you just look at the sheet music it should be obvious that it's in C
@@arazaratsyan6478 Thats not the point
It is, because the key of the piece is determined by what's written. Regardless of how it's played, the piece will be in c because Haydn wrote it in c. If what you hear is not the pitch you'd expect to hear for c, then the possible logical conclusions you can make would be "this has been transposed" or "this is in another tuning". In this case, it's in a lower tuning. However, concluding that the piece is not in c when a presumably correct score that has it written in c is right in front of you wouldn't make sense.
@@arazaratsyan6478 Although it was written in the classical period, this is clearly played in a baroque style. There's an excess of ornamentation, a harpsichord, and instruments are tuned down a semitone from the pitches used today. In baroque times, it was common to tune to a 415hz A. It's not that it isn't in C Major, but rather a different C Major.
1 person prefers his cellos soft...
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