Piano Concerto No. 23 in A, KV 488- Allegro. Mozart

[SubL0ck]

Wow, Mozart was indeed genius :)

[viktorhzgz]

deberian haber puesto titulos mas poeticos a estas piezas y no: concierto para piano no. 21, o sonata D mayor, por ejemplo. asi me seria mas facil recordar cual es cual.

[wcjones451]

@viktorhzgz estoy de acuerdo :)

[ArditSkillzA]

who are those 2 retards to dislike this ... kill youselves plz dont make me get up the chair

[thiramthiram]

@ArditSkillzA haha, u're right! There are 3 dislikes now... I don't get when one couldn't appreciate such a wonderful interpretation.

[MinorityMans]

Wonderful wonderful interpretation.

[HOWARDMARCHINO]

This the GREATEST of all classical....The greatest

[ts8v2]

It cut off 30 measures from the end of the first movement... :(

[sahand144]

Such a good piece. I can't stop listening to it.

[essafujo]

THE GREATEST MASTERPIECE CLASSICAL MADE WITH ABSOLUTE PERFECTION!

[egelfman]

Not only beautiful composition but brilliant interpritation...Bravo Maestro Brendel !

[LindsMandy]

Why isn't there music like this anymore? Beautiful. -3

[OLYMPUSBROS]

only people who know true music and appreciate good music will listen and admire this man right here.

[anatolbeck1992]

Beeing Mozart must have been great, getting up in the morning thinking "let's write history"!

[toobahjon]

@anatolbeck1992 Actually, his life blew pretty hard.

[Iloerk]

@anatolbeck1992 I highly doubt that's how he thought it. But I think its virtually impossible to become so good at something that requires such hard work AND creativity as composing without really loving doing it.

[aeonitis]

@anatolbeck1992 Legends like him might seem that way in retrospective. Truth is, the homeless man outside your door is a possible Legend who hasn't been given the opportunity to have a Piano, thanks to the unequal society that exists around us. I see everyone as a legendary existence, and believe anyone who wants to play music should do so. I see Mozart as a person who has had the opportunity to bloom his individuality, and I wish that for everyone, whatever they do. Let's all prove it in Action

[shepanrontyron]

@aeonitis

Oscar says: 'Genius is born; not paid'.

Lou says: 'You only reap what you sow.'

Your theory is fantastic, but the homeless Mozart wouldn't be homeless in the first place.

[aeonitis]

@shepanrontyron touché :)

[SILOETTE100page]

@anatolbeck1992

yeahhh and then 30 years of 20 hours a day of practice and working on your compositions and you are mozart !

genius is nothing without insane effort and focus

[anatolbeck1992]

@SILOETTE100page Maybe you don`t know that Mozart had a phtographical memory...his wife wrote in her diaries that her husband wrote his compositions while drinking tea or sitting in the garden...he is considered the fastest composer ever along with J.S. Bach. If you look at the original compositions then you can see that there are hardly any corrections...Mozart wrote directly what he "saw in his head"...he once said: "The hardest thing is writing down the compositon, because it`s so boring!"

[Bluehawk2008]

@anatolbeck1992

And he probably did think that, having the fat head that he did.

[MK40213]

@Bluehawk2008 Probably you think, "With Mozart's fat head, I' d be doing much better than him." You might find yourself mistaken. The secret of this kind of guys is that they achieve the unreachable without being able to achieve them.

[jessicah014]

helps for studying... if your wondering

[britcrit09]

Thank you for sharing this exceptionally majestic piece of music which is so well played by the pianist!

[KosteckiAdam]

Beautiful!!!

[Horaz70]

Siehe, so sehr hat Gott die Welt geliebt, dass er Mozart in sie gesandt hat.

[JoMatrixL0]

I'm sad that the last few minutes are cut off =(

But definitely a great recording of a masterwork.

[spetznazkye]

beautiful relaxing and elegant bravo.

[mohicanosrugby]

Masterpiece!

[FITRHMBEBA]

nice!

[Computersam]

Very good!!*****