Mozart - Concerto No. 26 "Coronation" mvt 1, part 1

[illonus]

Hey, where's part 2 of this movement man?

[Lollazizi]

I find this sooooooo invigorating. When I listen to it, I feel there is nothing I cannot do.  :) xx

[carlosbonds2513]

homero francesch is Belding in saved by the bell

[andymccoy10]

He has one of the most economical techniques I have seen. His playing with so much finger strength gives him a really nice clear articulation that is great for this music.

[paulsearch731]

extrmely thank for your upload

i have fund this Concerto for years ago

[BalbiCarlos]

Homero sos el mas grande Pianista del uruguay, el unico que toca el piano de verdad felicitaciones sos un verdadero MAESTRO a el unico que en uruguay se le puede decir MAESTRO. Carlos.

[andreibadea21]

wonderful! the best ever thing I have ever heard in my hole life!

[shroomingnewman]

what the hell is joe biden doing directing mozart

[aalg4c]

H.C. Robbins Landon, may have written the above statement, but I tend to disagree, The song is still a very Mozart piece, (I'm not sure where I'm going with this). In my opinion there is no way to suggest how someone actually felt about a piece. It sounds like he enjoyed writing it.

[mtierra]

There's a lot of scales and passages in this piece and it's easy to make it sound like a technical exercise -- there's full intention and consciousness behind every note. The orchestra is extraordinary making a wonderful interplay. Nothing sounds rushed just their in full beauty of sound. -- What a touch!!

[MgcMrMistoffelees]

it's vey nice.

[gnimez]

nice, this truly brings out the essence of mozart.

[richclayderman]

I wonder if pianists are good drivers, y'know, with the 3 piano pedals and all....

[kage1369]

Homero Francesch has been teaching at Zurich's Conservatory (ZhdK) for 30years so far. He's still teaching.

[MusicalClassics]

Fabulous performance, both the pianist and the orchestra, though I did find that the timpani overpowered the strings section during th first "tutti." Strings are always the base of the orchestra, so it is always the most important.

[hjmonica]

Homero Francesch....

Where is he from ? i love his sound and so on!

[mamertoes]

He is from Montevideo (Uruguay), the so called Switzerland of Latinamerica.

[richclayderman]

WTF? that's not true

[MusicalClassics]

When someone plays so well, does it matter where he or she is from?

[framaulo]

Fabulous sound, both pianist and orchestra

[MilesDatdude]

Cool man

[dketche2]

Alfred Brendel and the Academy of St. Martin in the Fields. Period. :-)

[kiwibd]

wonderful! That's such an adorable and sweet interpretation!

[mlhaske]

lovely /fabulous... delightful.

[paganiniGOGO]

first view