Originally posted by scacchipazzo
Mozart said of Beethoven: "Some day this young man will give the world something to talk about!" Beethoven was seventeen when he met MOzart, listened to one of Mozart's subscription concerts and exclaimed he's never be able to write music like Mozart's. Subsequently Beethoven conducted/perfomed Mozart works in Bonn. Mozart's music exerted great influenc with Albrechtsberger in Vienna and finally assrts his individual genius with the Eroica.
Nice! BTW that was my scale, the MoZart BEEThoven scale๐ Mo- Beet.
Here is a link to Mozart's 24 in c minor:
Andre Previn playing and conducting.
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You have to link to the rest of them, this is part 1.
It's amusing to see Andre conducting with left hand and playing bits on the piano with right hand! Looks like only the first movement in three parts. Dam.
Do you know if Alicia De Larrocha played this piece? I would assume so since she was a bit of a Mozart specialist. Among my favorite classical pianists!
Found one link to her doing it:
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Here is a piece by her, by Mompou:
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I think it's all there.
I did not know she died in 09, here is a tribute to her in Spanish:
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She is missed. RIP.
Here she is playing her beloved Spanish music: Albeniz Iberia
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She doesn't do too bad with Liszt either:
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More Albeniz Iberia IX:
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