'Adagio' by Antonio Salieri

Antonio Salieri (18. August 1750 - 7. May 1825), was a Venetian composer and conductor. As the Austrian imperial Kapellmeister from 1788 to 1824, he was one of the most important and famous musicians of his time.

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[wikkerman78]

It's perfect.

[Nuk1eus]

@23919932281991 Jaké city k Mozartovi? :D Znali se a vzájemně se respektovali jako kolegové, spolupracovali spolu, vzájemně si redigovali svá díla a prováděli díla toho druhého. Zapomeňte už konečně na Formanův film Amadeus, je to jen smyšlený příběh, který má s realitou společného jen pramálo. To Mozart si postěžoval svému otci v jednom z dopisů, že dokud budou okupovat dvorní kapelu "ti Italové v čele se Salierim", bude těžké se prosadit. Salieri proti Mozartovi nic neměl.

[corsilvanomdt]

Salieri was an Veronese composer he borned at Legnago - Verona

[a1s2w3e4r5]

Спасибо. Я открыл для себя Сальери!

[llFloberll]

The opening is probably one of the best piano movement I have ever heard. The more I listen to it the more perfect it sounds.

[SeanMcNamara000]

@GrauenausderTiefe This is the Adagio movement from Piano concerto in B flat Major.

[GrauenausderTiefe]

has this piece any number or name ? i want to find the sheets.=) please help me^^

[zaxxoid]

Salieri clearly had a deep understanding of the piano. It's a shame he didn't compose more for it.

[marcusdolby1]

Fantastic!!! Under appreciated talent!!

[jacobusp1]

Salieri was born in the Venetia's republic, but he was not Venetian, because he was born in Legnago, a town near Verona.