Dissonanzen-Quartett 1.Adagio-Allegro (Alban Berg Quartet)

The first movement of the String Quartet No. 19 in C Major, KV. 465 by Wolfgang Amadè Mozart, completed on January 14, 1785 and performed by the great Alban Berg Quartet. It is the last in the set of six quartets composed between 1782 and 1785 that he dedicated to Joseph Haydn.

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[Lotrompetista]

mozart rules

[cellist140887]

Mozart is still a composer of the great present time, I think.

[Osgualdo1]

daddy yankee?

[DrMurx]

An excellent recording, thank you for posting! I never heard the complex harmonics of the initial Adagio interpreted with so much precision and emotional intensity...

[MrConvivator]

Danke, habe Link gesetzt

[Adghar]

@iampoopforsale pretty sure aloipat was joking about how avant-garde the introduction was.

[1AdrianR]

I will never get over the magic of the first minute and forty seconds. It never ceases to amaze.

[Useless2112]

@terrabun I agree with you, but I wasn't really talking about composers. I was talking about the music business, which has no interest in creativity and is increasingly able to produce music and performers without much actual talent, thanks largely to production technology.

[terrabun]

@Useless2112 you can't blame technology for any 'death of creativity' (there's been no such thing btw). If that were true then composers who cling to the purely classical paradigm would still be at the cutting edge.. they aren't. If anything it's the composers who embrace the technology while still putting in the forethought, practice and effort and who understand their craft (making music) who are doing the interesting things these days.

[iampoopforsale]

@aloipat no, this is written by mozart.

[aloipat]

I think there's a mistake in the title. The MUSIC is by Berg and the musicians are the MOZART quartet. ;)

[xxxxcensoredxxx]

oh my god, C major has never been so meaningful to me before.