Ever since I first found this piece, I've doubted its authenticity. To me, personally, it doesn't sound like Weber; rather I'd guess it's by either Heinrich or Karl Baermann (father & son). The playing, however, is very good. It's a fun piece to play. It's a great showstopper as a final piece on a recital.
Who's Kuffner? Anyway it's so beautiful I would like to believe it's Weber, whom I have great admiration for. If I didn't see a composer shown for this piece, I would have thought it's by an Italian Romantic opera composer. It sounds a lot like Rossini, or Donizetti, or Bellini.
Who's Kuffner? Anyway it's so beautiful I would like to believe it's Weber, whom I have great admiration for. If I didn't see a composer shown for this piece, I would have thought it's by an Italian Romantic opera composer. It sounds a lot like Rossini, or Donizetti, or Bellini.
It is a well known fact that this is by Kufner so I'm not sure why people still say it's by Weber. Regardless, it still needs to be played IN TUNE. Nice technique, pretty dress if that matters (it doesn't) , but unfocused tone with poor intonation (THAT matters) .
It took me a few seconds to realise that THE CLARINET has intonation problems (not her) The throat g is very sharp for example, as many clarinets, hers is really bad.
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0:25 Introduction
1:42 theme
2:17 Var. I
2:48 Var. II
3:21 Var. III
3:59 Var. IV
4:38 Var. V
6:07 Var. VI
6:42 183
7:05 200
Beautiful performance!! Nice job!!!!
Excellent and Beautiful performance!
She is another Kalman Berkes .
Infinity likes for her incredibly sound.
Composed by Joseph Kuffner, attributed to C. M. von Weber
lo devo suonare e cercherò assolutamente di farlo come lei veramente bravissima !!!!!
È una bellissima melodia che si addice a Donizetti o Bellini...più chiaramente romantica di Mozart. Che bellissima...
Splendide !
Ever since I first found this piece, I've doubted its authenticity. To me, personally, it doesn't sound like Weber; rather I'd guess it's by either Heinrich or Karl Baermann (father & son). The playing, however, is very good. It's a fun piece to play. It's a great showstopper as a final piece on a recital.
Many actually attribute this piece to Joseph Kuffner now.
It was composed by Kuffner, but attributed to Weber
Who's Kuffner? Anyway it's so beautiful I would like to believe it's Weber, whom I have great admiration for.
If I didn't see a composer shown for this piece, I would have thought it's by an Italian Romantic opera composer. It sounds a lot like Rossini, or Donizetti, or Bellini.
Who's Kuffner? Anyway it's so beautiful I would like to believe it's Weber, whom I have great admiration for.
If I didn't see a composer shown for this piece, I would have thought it's by an Italian Romantic opera composer. It sounds a lot like Rossini, or Donizetti, or Bellini.
Beautiful!
Beautiful
Sublime música.
今度、ソロコンこの曲で出ます。
Lindsay played this solo last yr
👍👍👍
連符すごすぎ
6:42
The throat g is sharp
Очень хорошо. И звук и манера.
the composer are Kuffner !!!!
bien todo ,peeeroo ,lo 1ero que yo aprendi fue la postura... nada de estar bailando con el instrumento
Pues solo a ti te dijeron tal cosa
来年のソロコンでやるのが自分の目標です
そうですか。応援します！:)
It is a well known fact that this is by Kufner so I'm not sure why people still say it's by Weber. Regardless, it still needs to be played IN TUNE. Nice technique, pretty dress if that matters (it doesn't) , but unfocused tone with poor intonation (THAT matters) .
What you mean with "in tune"? (English is not my first language)
It took me a few seconds to realise that THE CLARINET has intonation problems (not her)
The throat g is very sharp for example, as many clarinets, hers is really bad.
Var2. 2:47
trooooppppo veloceeee
ソロコンの課題曲、、、嘘だと言ってくれ😢
Beautiful performance!! Nice job!!!!
Excellent and Beautiful performance!
Composed by Joseph Kuffner, attributed to C. M. von Weber
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7:35
2:20
1:42
4:40