Mozart concerto 26 (Coronation) - 2. Larghetto (Gulda)

[MrConvivator]

Danke, habe Link gesetzt

[106karla]

yea mozart was a real master of the concerto. or of anything musical at that...

[KAREL19390708]

one of my favorite piano pieces .holland

[kurzelukdaniel]

2:58 - 3:30 - simply divine!

[profesorsergio]

So amazlngly unique!...I am argentine as Martha Argerich and I saw her making some of the same gestures of her great professor...thank you very much for this video!. Cheers!, Sergio.

[britishpolitics1]

superb piano 

[chicagoman58]

wonderful!

[rr7firefly1]

Absolutely wonderful. I am quite impressed with the sound quality. Very well presented. Thank you -- grazie -- merci -- gracias -- danke.

[123456789derts]

Thera are two things that make me happy when i´m blue: one is Medicine, other is Mozart. Coffee make the two more wonder.

[CHAKALITOxDDx]

10 Years with no Gulda U.U

in my heart u will always be (:

Long live Gulda

[mcgurkryans]

Pretteee... pretteee... pretteee... pretteee... good.

[swalight]

he is the best and he puts his soul into it

[1hakon]

LIsten 3: 40 ....what a room. What a space. What a deep corridor of sound. It's unbeliveabel. What a great musician. What a master of Mozart. I could cry. He gave us so much. And without Gulda maybe Miss Argerich would not have been known.

I adore both! Rest in peace, Friedrich Gulda and thank you for the music!

[mouneeray]

1hakon, didst thou say "R.I.P., Friedrich Gulda?" He's no more?

[onlinewolf74]

Interview with Gulda in 1989:

"Macht Ihnen das Alter Probleme?

Also, ich bin jetzt neunundfünfzig, und ich übe mich in dem Gedanken, daß mein wahrscheinlich letztes Lebensjahrzehnt bald beginnt."

Google Translation:

"Are you age problems?

So, I am now fifty-nine, and I exercise myself in the thought that probably my last decade of life soon begins. " :-)

[MegaYada]

Mr. Gulda unfortunately passed away in 2000, because of a heart attack..

[Ullaramaam]

Gostei!!! It's beautiful.  The style is diferent.

[Raed103]

wow wow wow amaaaazing i really love this concerto and you made me love it more and more by your feelings :)

[wironalga]

Well paced tempo. It's a larghetto, not an adagio as it is very often played. Gulda exhibits all the craftmanship of a top notch musician. Hail Friedrich!

[frenchmusician12]

Played so beautifully and with so much love. Music just doesn't get any better than this. (And I agree, the improvisation seems perfect in it's simplicity, and we all know that to be simple and original is one of the artist's greatest challenges)

[beethomozart]

pleasant concerto,I like gulda's style

[Andres020202]

the improvising part was a little simple, but still good

[Timrath]

You say the word "simple" as if it were something bad. Believe me, complicated things are easy to do. It's the easy-sounding things that are hard to create. That's also true for other arts, most of all literature.

Besides, why should he impose a non-simple improvisation on that simple music? That would not only unbalance and ruin the entire piece, it would also be presumptuous.

[lagbaring]

Mr. Gulda was a great pianist and a great conductor. Moreover, his appearance is very funny, very unusual for a classical pianist.

[PabloArgentum]

Woah its really nice thanks for sharing

[shebekita]

jojo

soy enzo

me equivoce de cuenta vite

joojjojo

[malexandraalves]

would it be possible to get the music sheet of this concerto in internet?

[keeskogel3291]

Thanks a million for posting these absolutely wonderful videos with the unforgotten - and unforgettable!! - Friedrich Gulda! It'a feast - a feast for the ear, and for the eye as well! What a personality this man was! Yes, he was the "enfant terrible" of the concert scene, but he was a truthful and humble servant to Mozart's genius! He showed the people what the piano concerti are - they are celebrations - true feasts of the highest dimension!

[pianofolle]

He sets us free from all the clichee of Mozart's interpretation. Nothing bothers in his playing, a key or a chord played louder than usual, a sudden pause, everything is tasteful, and deeply, sincerely 'felt'. Thanks for the posting, i always forget about Gulda, how much i enjoy and admire his art

[doublearejazz]

why only interpretation..? mozart has improvised his music - classical interpretation is absolutely overestimated. a point : "Do not follow the old masters´steps, but seek what they were seeking... " Basho (1644-1694) : japanese haiku - master :-) ! ..you wonna see/hear something realy innovative - how to improvise classical music ?! look for video : "bach sarabande jazz guitar" or visite renatorozic dot com  ..you ll be nicely surprised .. :-)

[peterbremer30]

netjes

[pianistes]

beautiful.

...aww no third movement?

[tguiot]

sorry third i've been rather busy lately... third movement will arrive in 1 week maximum

[pianistes]

cool, thanks!