'Larghetto' 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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Music

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• Larghetto
• Concerto
• for
• fortepiano
• and
• orchestra
• in
• major
• by
• Antonio
• Salieri

[stephani458]

So you think Mozart didn't like to teach? When would he have had the time, the energy, he was on a high composing his work until he was exhausted. How could he teach a gift God had given him, most of his works were one writes.

[AdaCordella]

@stephani458

Sure, but Mozart had no patience with fools :-). Most students of music takes a long time before they are injected into practice. Especially when they have no talent! And such hated Mozart. He taught only because he needed money. But did not do it like that.

[ontcanman]

I never get tired of listening to this. Such a beautiful piece. Salieri was one of the greats.

[AdaCordella]

I agree, one of the best!

[DreamofWires]

So much longing. So much wanting.  It's rather quite gorgeous.

[DreamofWires]

Beautiful.

[DreamofWires]

Salieri was a teacher to Mozart. Mozart studied under Salieri for a few years.

I really do enjoy Salieri; he makes my heart happy. Mozart makes my heart hurt. Both men were geniuses and still are.

[NonstopRam]

The first couple of seconds, where have I heard this before?

[Mumutti53]

@stephani458 Stop talking like you witnessed it with your fucking eyes, please, doh.

[rafarabe]

I agree with this piece is beautiful. Really Classical. However the orchestration is weak, it sounds like a piano sonata.