Mozart Piano Concerto 5 (Malcolm Frager, piano) movement 3

[probrojeffro]

What's with the balls and locking up dear old dad in the library?

[MrRexeL86]

One of my favorite.

[storino89]

is this the original allegro or the revised allegro?

[GreenBambooToadLover]

And some people hate Mozart... Such a shame they do not know classical music... -.-

[ivandiazto]

Mozart had more than 170 IQ.....

[maybeitsmee]

omg this is so claming i spent so long hearing thia and its like u dont have ot clikc nothing!

[GScott1991]

love the first piano entry in this piece. the whole thing is genius. i love mozart :)

[willyugartes]

solo sierra los ojos y sienta las notas recorrer tu mas escondido ser

[dani96ela]

is incredible how mozart made this concerto , every sound of every instrument it's perfect!!

[MrConvivator]

Danke, habe Link gesetzt

[upsightdown]

Malcomm Fager is a great performer and pianist..

[iruiru1000]

love piano of Malcolm Frager :^^

[lrtubeyou]

Such 'Joie de vivre'...I adore this pianist..the light in his soul shines so bright...

[kurzelukdaniel]

Five people must have some disabilities. :D

[rgmatos2]

André Previn looks like Wall-e! =P

[brownbeauty4]

beautiful!

[bizzy00bone]

i cant stand televison music now... i can only listen to classical, I came from the hip hop industry and now i'm 23 alitte more mature, mature enough to understand music in it's purest form, it brings such joy to my heart....here's my own saying "when you go classic you wont go back to spastic"

[bizzy00bone]

"magical" i love the pianist... he really expresses that he loves what he's doing...

[studdingsails]

I just love the way Mozart resolves everything in the last movement. The sadness and melancholy beforehand giving way to laughter and happiness in the finale. Delightful! So good to see the pianist smile too!

[ZemArte]

Empolgante, uma verdadeira injeção de Doçuras , da mais deliciosa Alegria!

[nag561]

Very beautiful



[Listenerviewer]

It's really an amazing performance ! Frager truly shows his class in this one.

[ZemArte]

O encerramento com este clima de euforia , completa o ensaio programado de uma beleza singular.

[mileyprinxy005BFF]

Oh My God. This talent is like a dream!

Look at  his fingers @ 2:00 !!

[jzorns]

Can anyone tell me the venue? It looks like an old baroque style ballroom. It is as beautiful as the music.

[Challenger2060]

I have the documentary from which this was originally taken. If I can find it I will let you know.

[Challenger2060]

Teatro Scientifico Del Bibiena, Mantua

[Pvannortwick]

Anybody who tries to discredit natural genius needs only to watch this video to have their arguments invalidated.

[jzorns]

@Pvannortwick Natural genius was only part of it. The other part was environment and training. There are folks today just as bright as he was, but without the environment and the same type of training, there is no hope of ever hearing "new" music like this.

[Superman4ever]

I'll let the man himself discredit you:

"It is a mistake to think that the practice of my art has become easy to me. I assure you, dear friend, no one has given so much care to the study of composition as I. There is scarcely a famous master in music whose works I have not frequently and diligently studied."

-- Mozart (1787)

Without will, practice and a daring spirit, genius equals nothing.

[derby417]

@Superman4ever where did u find that quote it is perfect for a research paper i'm doing about are geniuses born or created and i would love to use it

[nahedh]

Frager has done much for the world of music in his life, and I bid him utmost serendipity in the next.

R.I.P.

[tcdarden13]

i've had fast food take longer than 30 mins. to make

[Churruminonian]

I wrote an exam in 30 minutes some time!

[modigliani1964]

Malcolm, thank you

[brother450]

Perfect!

[crackerlip]

JanJiska, let not the music lower its level to the youngsters'. Let the youngsters have to pleasure to raise their tastes when and if they are ready.

[freakman0815]

of course still incredibly

[freakman0815]

very slowly

[love2beitalian]

dumdumdu....Your name fits who you are. It is obvious that you do not know or have any understanding of what a TRUE performance is. Do us all a favor and jump of a bridge. I had a chance to meet Malcolm frager and listen to him 20 YEARS AGO and he was a legend. R.I.P.

[gzaenker]

I recommend the bridge over the New River Gorge in West Virginia, USA (900+ feet down, that should do it)

[JanJiska]

Good point.

It would be nice to see some young muscians play this in a more fashionable setup to make the music more accessible to 'the youngsters' (tm).

[hilarius99]

Formal clothes are a tradition worth preserving. They are neither goofy or stuffy and the lack of respect for tradition by undisciplined "modern" people whether young or old is regrettable, when commenting on such fine music, and the standards these players were setting

[zippykitty333]

well maybe u can influence people learn an instrument and then get really good. maybe play songs that "youngsters" would like, only on an instrument like a flute or tuba. u never know

o and most people at my school HATE rap

[crazeeboutmuzic]

A genius in his own right. I took a music theory & appreciation class and it was the most confusing thing in the world (contrapuntal, wtf?!). And then my calculus course seemed much easier after that. =)

[julywapo]

WOW‼

Is exelent‼

Has an exelent souuuund♪

[Grigor99]

A little on the slow side, but pretty good. Frager's Mozart is a little square. A great performance of this concerto is the old Karl Engel recording. I forget what label it was on.

[JoaquinTall]

I believe that it is on the old Telfunken label.

[beethomozart]

long live mozart

[FailResult]

@beethomozart All good and all to say long live mozart but he died before he was 30 and that happened over 200 years ago, so I find your comment rather ironic.

[DieF1228]

@FailResult Dead he may be. But as you can see, his music still lives with us all today. Oh, and Mozart died at age 35 in 1791.

[mytwinisaclone]

@beethomozart He's dead. Just sayin'.

[snuffypoo]

I don't like the speed nor the performance. I will always believe that Mitsuko Uchida is the best at playing Mozart piano

[quillendaniel]

goodness bless them : frager n mozart both....

[mozartinio]

amazing 17 years old contrapuntal sonata form concerto! mozart was not only a genius, he was an opened mind for the beautiful things thinking too! and this malcolm frager performance is awesome!

[perropeppe]

@mozartinio

I like ending all of my sentences with explanation points too!

[PianoScales]

Not of my favorites but and interesting movement, no doubt. I fell the performance a bit heavy tough.

[brackenberries]

I like this concerto very much, but Frager's playing is flat; it doesn't seem to capture the essence of Mozart... something seems missing when I listen to him play this