Christian Zacharias - W.A. Mozart Piano Concerto No.6 in B flat major
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- Опубликовано: 26 авг 2024
- W.A. Mozart
Piano Concerto No.6 in B flat major
Christian Zacharias - Piano
Gianluigi Gelmetti - Conductor
Christian Zacharias - biography -
Christian Zacharias (born 1950 in Jamshedpur) is a German pianist and conductor.
Zacharias studied piano with Irene Slavin and Vlado Perlemuter in Paris. He won the Geneva Competition in 1969 and the Van Cliburn Competition in 1973. After winning the Ravel Competition in Paris in 1975, he launched an international career. He has performed chamber music with such partners as the Alban Berg Quartet, the Guarneri Quartet, the Leipzig String Quartet, Heinrich Schiff, and Frank Peter Zimmermann. He made many recordings, among them a 1979 recording of 33 sonatas by Domenico Scarlatti (available on EMI classics).
He began his conducting career in 1992 with the Orchestre de la Suisse Romande in Geneva. He made his US debut in 2000 with the Los Angeles Philharmonic. Since 2000, he has been artistic director of the Lausanne Chamber Orchestra. Since 2002, he has been principal guest conductor of the Gothenburg Symphony Orchestra.
LAS INVALORABLES OBRAS QUE NOS DEJO ESTE HIPER GRANDIOSO GENIO DE MOZART....Y EL ESCABROSO FINAL DE SU VIDA EN PLENA JUVENTUD.....DUELE Y APENA INCONSOLABLEMENTE......(arrojado su cadaver a la fosa común...😢😢😢)ETERNAS GRACIAS,WOLFGANG!!!!!
MERCI A VOUS MONSIEUR ZACHARIAS .JE DECOUVRE AUJOURD'HUI CETTE TRES BONNE INTERPRETATION DU CONCERTO N6 BRAVO!!
so pleasant to the ears...
This early piece is among my favorites of Amadeus's pianoforte
Wat een sublieme inleving!
1. Allegro aperto - 0:50
2. Andante un poco adagio - 8:25
3. Rondeau: Allegro - 14:13
I played this in college. Lots of fun and good memories.
We need to hear more of the early concertos!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful rendition. The earlier piano concertos are often overlooked. A real diamond performance.
That was my Mozart concerto in the final exam of piano in Manresa. And there were Lluïsa Viñas and Anna Arumí in blatant prevarication. Not only by the absence of Jean Pierre Dupuy in the jury.
I think he should make more video recordings. I love his Mozart No. 8 so much that I practically listen to it everyday.
The opening of the first movement sounds like it was definitely used in some Warner Brothers cartoons once. What a stunning performance!
beautifull early concerto,great played CH
Gifts abound from the composer, the pianist, and the orchestra. A performance created lovingly! Bravo!
Me impresiona lo maravilloso de las ideas de Mozart desde pequeño hasta que murió. Este piano concierto es presioso, el tercer movimiento es una pasada
The 3rd movement theme is so catchy
He play beautifully , very clear touching !!!
Very charming!!!!!!
I CAN IMAGINE MOZART HIMSELF PLAYING LOOKING AT ZACHARIAS PERFOMANCE, THE GENT HAS THE STYLE I COULD IMAGINE AS A ROCCOCO'S ATTITUDE
Love the subtle ending!
Very good concert! Thank you!
I swear that the earlier concertos should get more appreciation. I mean, seriously, Mozart was shooting out piano concertos at such a young age! Although, the so-called Piano Concertos Nos. 1-4 (KV 37, 39-41), aren't actually by Mozart. They were arranged by the youthful Mozart of violin sonatas by other German composers of the era. This is a stunning example of a hidden musical jewel! I do say, I prefer Alfred Brendel's recording with the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, directed by Sir Neville Marriner. Simply majestic!!
Beethoven Piano Concerto 5: his final work in the genre, the most famous, and most think it is the greatest of his piano concerto.
Mozart Piano Concerto 6: a work so early in Mozart’s list of piano concertos that it is hardly performed ever.
Thank you, dear Satoko, for this lovely performance.
Спасибо.Прекрасный пианист.Любимый исполнитель произведений Моцарта.
He was extremely handsome!
He is the boss on “Office Space”
Favoloso
brilliant pianist
Impressive how a gy of 20 years composed one of the best melodies
What orchestra ?
The Andante un poco adagio reminds me of the 21st Concerto's 2nd movement...
Yes.... similar.
This is one piece where Amadeus makes a good opening salvo and the melodic line is sustained throughout the 1stmovement by the orchestra and the soloist
Dear Herur22,
I like this performance too, but have you heard of the Scottish Tango composer, K. James Peace? I love his video "Tango XXI Op.35 No.3"!
Mrs. Gurusu, Singapore
1:52 (piano part begins)
ESCUCHADO
The Recreation of Mozart...
Brahms is conducting? 🤔
Dixon que Amadeo impressions solo a Los eruditos y aristocrats, pero yo un ordinario persona discrepo y Digo que Amadeo es para todos que tiene el don de buen gusto
I don't know what unique appeal the 2nd movement of Amadeus has that is comparable to ig not better than the adagios of Beethoven in musical lyricism
No mention of the orchestra = no Like. Sorry