Friedrich Gulda & Claudio Abbado - Mozart: Piano Concerto K488
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Piano Concerto No.23 in A major, K488
00:00:03 I. Allegro
00:11:18 II. Adagio
00:17:32 III. Allegro assai
FRIEDRICH GULDA, piano
Chamber Orchestra of Europe
CLAUDIO ABBADO, conductor
UNICEF Concert at the Konzerthaus Wien - 11 December 1986
Die Welt ohne Mozart wäre um vieles armer ,was hätte Er uns noch schenken können hätte Er länger leben können 😢❤❤❤❤❤
I am here for Gulda. He was a legend.
And also Claudio Abbado, he was on of the greatest conductors of our time so sad that he died.
And obviously also Mozart one of the greatest musical genius of time, and for many people even the greatest
Yes, I love him too.
@@nicolaspachecoarango The Bruckner Symphonies Abbado did right before he passed away are outstanding too, and I’m not even a particularly big Bruckner person!
Check out the “Music for Two Pianos” concert by Gulda and Joe Zawinul playing some Brahms, a Gulda original, as well as a Zawinul piece.
@@olliepops1124 I'm going to check them thank you.
I enjoy watching him play along with the orchestra!. He was one of the most underrated pianist of the 20th century. His mozart touch is impeccable. He was a wonderful musician...sadly missed
Agreed. He played with the orchestra, not against it.
@@AxmihaMeuSacohe is absolutely fantastic
and full of creativity at its best.
The solo should play in the orchestral tutti. There is no doubt this was done by Mozart.
Whoever has an exquisite taste in classical music, adores and treasures Gulda. Gilels, Richter, Sokolov and many greats. Not those modern schemers.
Absolutely love Mozart’s piano concertos 19, 21 and 23.
Friedrich Gulda was a gift from God, a sensational and generation talent!
You miss 20 (probably the highest ever written), 24 and 26
Mozart is the wind between Heaven and Earth
GREAT commentary!!!!!!
The only pianist in history to jam along with the orchestra for the two minutes of instrumental music before the piano enters as written at 2.09
Well, one of the few to do so before the historic performance groups re established it.
no, it‘s in the score. really.
I love Gulda's mozart. The spirited articulation is such a joy to listen to!
Honestly, one of the most breathtaking performances I have ever heard
NOT TRUE! Hulda not The greatest Best Mozart player! The Best greatest Mozart piano concertos players Are really=Mozart 17 Dezo Ranki Mozart 18 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 19 Radu Lupu Mozart 20 Vladimir Ashkenazy Mozart 21 Radu Lupu ( The others The Good=Artur Rubinstein Murray Perahia Vladimir Ashkenazy Maurizio Pollini Stanislav Bunin) Mozart 22 Laura Mikkola Natalia Trull Jörg Demus Robert Casadesus Mozart 23 Solomon Cutner ( The others The Good=Wilhelm Kempff Grigory Sokolov Vladimir Horowitz Radu Lupu Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia Stanislav Bunin) Mozart 24 Grigory Sokolov Maria Grinberg ( The Good=Wilhelm Kempff Mikhail Pletnev Gina Bachauer) Mozart 25 Murray Perahia Mozart 27 Alexei Lubimov ( The others The Good=Emil Gilels Vladimir Ashkenazy Murray Perahia Natalia Trull Stanislav Bunin)
Gulda not The greatest Best Mozart player!
@@RaineriHakkarainen yo what‘s up with you? xd
@@RaineriHakkarainen blablabla Just Listen and enjoy, little ranking fool. 😱
@@RaineriHakkarainen How about Mitsuko Uchida, another great Mozart pianist.
Einer der besten Mozart-Interpreten ever.
Was hätte uns Mozart nicht noch alles schenken können wäre er nicht zu früh gestorben ❤❤❤gestorben
Gulda spielt perfekt ohne irgendwelche Eitelkeiten. Sein ehemaliger Schüler Abbado kennt das Genie gut und unterstützt den Gulda Stil...
My all time favorite pianist. He doesn't play music. He IS pure music.
Maestro Gulda is one of the most remarkable interpreters of Mozart's music! Execution
The 23rd piano concerto by Friedrich Gulda accompanied by the great Claudio Abbado is unsurpassed!
Surprised Gulda didn't choose to fill in the blanks in the 2nd movement considering he's more educated about interpreting Mozart than the average concert pianist
I can't help but cry whenever I listen to Gulda's Mozart Piano Concerto No. 21. Especially in the second movement. How can it be more beautiful in this world? It's indescribable. The word "beautiful" must exist to refer to the performance of this gulda.
But it's No.23 here
There was never another Mozart before Mozart and there never will be a Mozart after Mozart.
Pura verdade !!!!
This uptaking from 1986 is so wonderful. Friedrich Gulda as some sort of a hippie plays the Adagio so well that I completely melt down, and a young Claudio Abbado is conducting this fine orchestra. Music history at its best on CZcams.
And the pianist is fully dressed during his performance! Unlike a Yuja Wang, who performs Mozart's music badly but presents her body in a marketing-friendly way. Music history at its best on CZcams.
That's an interesting point considering that Gulda famously once performed naked. He was a free spirit and the last person who would have anything to say against Wang's way of dressing.
R.I.P. maestros Gulda, Mozart and Abado!
Even if we accept all critics about his playing style, I think we all should admit that his piano touch in Mozart is the best! Not too heavy, not too light. His piano touch is Mozart itself.
No wonder Gulda died on the same day as Mozart was born. He said he wanted to die on the 27th of January on numerous occasions because of his admiration for Mozart and indeed he died on January 27, 2000.
@@concertofdepression Wow, really.. thanx for info!
Bei dem Adagio bleibt einem die Spucke weg, da steht einem der Atem still. BRAVO- Gulda spielt es so gekonnt, akzentuiert mit feinstem Bewusstsein und ohne gekünsteltem Gefühl, es erreicht dadurch eine Ehrlichkeit voll männlicher Klarheit. Das Orchester unter Abbado ist auch sehr unterstützend. Die Einsätze der Streicher geht einem unter die Haut.
Fabulous! I like the outfit of Gulda, too.
Tutti qui sono felici e Mozart con loro. Un brano celeberrimo interpretato con "ragione e sentimento" da parte di tutti.
I'm so happy to see his performance at an earlier period. What more can I say, possibly one of the most celebrated pianists in modern times.
Fantastico il secondo movimento, struggente. Gulda grandioso, qualsiasi brano esegua : jazz, Chopin, Mozart,,,,,,
LOVE LOVE LOVE his version!!!! So delicate. So expressive. So heartfelt and moving!
Cosa dire ascoltando questi eccellenti interpreti di un grandissimo compositor? Solo ringraziarli
Звучит настоящий Моцарт, 3-я часть вообще сверх прекраснейше , да и все прекрасно, я кайфую от этой музыки.✨✨✨
23 has always been my favorite Mozart piano concerto. After watching Twosets vid with Sophie Oui Oui’s poignant remarks, I better understand Gulda’s genius.
16:33 the hardest 3 notes to ever play , it takes so much emotions to play it right
This is possibly my favourite Mozart Piano Concerto. Also one of the best recordings.
This the most stunning ensemble. The individual shapes and voicing all done within a sense of extraordinary serenity. Two masters doing the work. Thank you
i'm here because of Sophie....Oui Oui and TSV....those kids really know about music....
They do. But I dislike them. They kinda became Meanstream bítchés... imao, if you look at the videos from 2 years ago, you can feel/see the love they were putting into their vids. Now they're just making reacts and other click bait stuff. Probably because of the money.
Me too:))
@@supermax5584 They are also doing great stuff like playing Paganini or Tchaikovsky, doing good technique critiques and most importantly, making classical music fun and accessible to a young audience. And they still seem very genuine. If you have suggestions as to how they can improve their content I'm sure they're open to suggestions.
@@supermax5584 I disagree, I don't really think their videos have changed all that much. They've always made comedy/meme oriented videos next to more serious stuff. They have probably brought more young people to classical music than anyone else in the last 20 years.
They'll become famous for being The Foremost music educators of their generation.
Twosetters, you came here for 16:32
Maaaan! This part is so cool!
thanks a lot
Yess
Thanks!!
I love how the top comment is about TwoSet!
Это настоящий МОЦАРТ!!!
Легкость,изящество,чистота,
блеск!Наверное,это лучшее исполнение!Играл сам БОГ!
(Очень многие исполняют,
как этюды Черни).
СПАСИБО!!!!!
МОЦАРТ -моя душа. ГУЛДА -улыбка Бога!!!
El disfrute del Maestro Gulda,nos lo transmite!!...Acompaña desde su piano a la Orquesta con un enamoramiento nunca antes visto!!!..Ese perlado y chispeante toque hipnotiza..!!..Gracias...Gracias!!!...
Love love love CZcams 😍😍😍😍😍
All the worlds recorded musicians, past and present at your finger tips.
I appreciate many genres of music, but there’s nothing quite like baroque, classical (Mozart in particular) and romantic music to make me feel the full range of feelings that beautiful music can evoke.
It also gives me hope for humanity that the best of us can create such beauty in the ugly world we live in.
migliore versione nel web
¡Cómo se emociona el maestro Gulda al fin del segundo movimiento!
this is definitely my favorite recording of this concerto. 1000000000 Likes
the most exquisite 2nd movement of Mozart and the most perfect performance version ever
Вся эта компания просто разрывает мне сердце.
Mozart sings and inspires us all.
Creo que nadie entiende mejor este concierto que el Sr. Gulda.
In my opinion, Barenboim does
Phenomenal! Fantastic! Sorry, cannot say any more, only emotions.
Unglaublich auch wie sensibel das Orchester reagiert und der geniale Funke auf alle Musiker hinüber springt... Wie zärtlich der Dialog zwischen den Solisten... Selbst Gedankenpausen sind eingeplant... Eine Sternstunde der Musik! Nachahmenswert!
Wer kann das heute noch so?
Einen Vorschlag hätte ich: Auf ähnliche Weise begeistert mich immer mal wieder die Deutsche Kammerphilharmonie Bremen, vor allem unter Paavo Järvi (beispielweise in den Beethoven-Sinfonien).
Ich verehre außer Gulda noch Alfred Brendel als Mozartinterpreten. Abbado ist unvergleichlich, auch als Mahlerinterpret.
@@surfmaister Vergessen sie nicht Geza Anda and Ingrid Hebler.
That smile though at 11:01 😀 like he was thinking "great job guys on this part"
Браво! Незабываемое исполнение! Моцарт! Гульда! Аббадо! Спасибо.
Wunderbar!! Wenn ich dort gewesen wäre!!
This is SO good! I just stumbled across it as a CZcams recommendation, but it is a truly great performance. The video might look a bit dated, but these are two wonderful musicians at the top of their game. Guilda is a bit of an eccentric, but he plays superbly. The slow movement is very poignant, and the finale really bouncy and exuberant. I really lilted the way that he and Abbado manage the little exchanges between soloist and orchestra - particularly in the slow movement. I'm not one who goes shouting "best performance ever" at CZcams videos - but this is pretty darn good!
I saw pollini's performance of this concerto here on youtube, I really liked it, gulda too! this performance seems more approcheable and atteinable human, realistic, etc, pollini plays the 3rd movement so flawless and efortlessly on that performance with karl bohm as the director its a bit uncanny!!
Gulda, tu nous manque
Manques
Que alegría ver juntos a profesor y alumno . Gulda dio clases de piano a Claudio y a Marta Argerich, casi nada!
si supiera que aquí en Perú hay gente profesional idiota pero profesional que dicen que no sabe tocar , pobres diablillos, y algunos teóricos tambien opinan sobre piano sin ningun fundamento...mas el que les gusta uchida... ¬¬
god... i love his version so much. so expressive and breathtaking.
Extremely well in tune with each other. Unforgettable performance of the dynamism also in this Mozart 23. Deserved fully to be re-edited in2017 as exceptional.
i loved gulda also when playing folk jazz improvised thanks a lot for the upload una delicatissima meraviglia a very tender beauty
Tutti Exp
T1 (I) 0:03
Br 0:37
T2 (I) 1:00 b
T3 2:00 c
Solo Exp
T1 (I) 2:09
Br (I-V) 2:37
T2 (V) 3:08
T3 4:20 d
Deve
(V) 4:42 16th notes trading btw RH & LH
(…..) 4:56 c2C2p
Br (V) 5:57 (rotated S motive)
Recap
T1 (I) 6:15
Br 6:43
T2 7:12
8:14 c2
T3 8:55 d
Cad 9:22
Cad Pass 10:29
T3 10:44 c
Coda 10:51
This was part of the UNICEF Concert at the Konzerthaus Wien - 11 December 1986
I didn't know it, I will add it. Thank you.
El más grande intérprete de Mozart. ¡¡Majestuoso!!
Fantástica danza de maravillosas notas del genio W.A.Mozart, y excelente interpretación por Maestros musicales. Los admiro mucho, muchas gracias a Dios por tanto Amor.
Such a nice touch and interpretation from a jazz great.
wait he's a jazz player?!
I like it when gulda plays with orchestra when he should be quiete, then look around like a naughty boy as if someone was going to catch him out. 😂
Exquisite💜
Mr Gulda thank you.
Mozart pf concerto with Gulda and Abbado~~ Really WOW~~!
Wow, the playing in the second movement is so expressive. Really top drawer! Reminds me a lot of guitarist Julian Bream (which is great praise indeed as I rate him as*the* most expressive musician...)
I’m dead. This performance killed me. I die a happy man.
One of the most beautiful interpretations I have heard!
No question that this is one of Gulda's best performances - but to put him in the ranks of the great Mozart interpreters, as some of the comments here suggest, is honestly, just not justified.
Die jenigen, die diese Interpretation desavouieren, haben weder Goulda noch die Musik von Mozart, geschweige denn deren Genialität verstanden!
Wer und wie sollte man denn diesem Stück einen falschen Wert(h) zuschreiben. Es spricht doch für sich! -wahre und pure Schönheit. Wahrscheinlich lassen sich die meisten einfach von seinem [Gouldas] (originellen) Kleidungsstil täuschen.
Friedrich Gulda very unique wonderful artist,who played evrything from classical music to jazz at the absolute highest level Kasznár M
heaven: 00:11:18 II. Adagio
굴다와 그의 제자 아바도. 자유로운 두 영혼의 멋진 하모니가 모차르트 피아노 협주곡 23번과 멋지게 조우합니다.
Always exquisite, always fascinating. Thank you for sharing this adorable performance.
Imagine a 31 flavors of piano soloists. Which flavor is best? Sadly, The Mozart Original is no longer available. We can only choose all of these other wonderful interpretations.
grazie
One F does not sound at 19:18 (thought I see Gulda´s finger hit it), and love how Abbado discretely turns his head; Anyway beautiful, formidable performance.
in my youth age, i loved only the allegros and thus usually skipped the adagio... yet when approaching my late 30s.. i turned out loving more of the adagio(slow movements), the priority candidates in descending order are that of the 23rd, 27th 24th and 20th, 21 and perhaps 22 or 19th
I think that's a very common development. I also preferred fast movements when I was younger, nowadays my favorites are almost always the slow movements, they're so much more emotional.
@@hansmahr8627 kudos, much solace and serenity in slow movements
Oh! Claudio Abbado! I love you!
24:51 *Mi parte favorita del tercer movimiento, musicalmente hablando.*
Sinceramente: lo mas hermoso( mas el 21) de todos los cenvierto Clasicos. Alli el nacimiento del ROMANTICISMO .
no way stopping listen to them
The last bit. A great man. I met him once.
Horowitz, Gulda, Pollini, and many more, All Greatest Artist, here to me Gulda has the perfect time (especially in the second half) of this "Absolute"Concerto
such a masterful and very funny guy -an ardent practical joker who often disappeared for days in order to get 'adversaries to 'believe he died 😆.
Abado as often in superb inspiring control
Pure genious
Friedrich Gulda to me represents the authoritative Mozart playing style for the modern Steinway piano concerto performance. He seems to find just the right balance and tone to make the powerful instrument hold back and yet sing with classical era expressiveness. Even through the poor audio this craftsmanship is apparent.
15:24 this is absolutely amazing 😍
thank you strings and winds for everything @15+
Gulda: bester Mozart-interpret!
MARAVILLOSO. PERFECTO
After Christian Zacharias who plays very well indeed, this has so much more mystery. Gulda creates moments of vertigo in pure pleasure.
グルダさんのモーツァルト、
最高です！
Masters ....
unvergleichlich ... beide sehr gut
Hay gustos para todos. Están los especialistas, casi musicólogos, y estos últimos de los que aprendo. Toda mi vida he escuchado en casa música de piano clásica. Incluso nuestro padre nos llevaba a mi hermana, algo mayor que yo, a los conciertos que interpretaba la Orquesta de Cámara de Santa Cruz de Tenerife, por lo que mi adición a la música clásica, y especialmente orquestación acompañando piano. Confieso que soy un foro feo adicto a todo esto.
Y referente a este “componister” alemán, Wolfang Amadeus Motzart, un genio, loco, pero genio, de la música no puedo decir más de lo que ya se haya escrito, o dicho.
También lo soy yo y es demasiado! Me encanta!
Cómo se emociona el maestro con el segundo movimiento
Gulda is playing during the orchestral exposition.
Yes, he does the same in his excellent Teldec recording with Harnoncourt.
Zoltan Kocsis did something like that at this very piece. Mozart's way? Mmm....
Yes - it's because the orchestra's bass-line is written into the piano part too. Some people think it means the pianist should play chords along with the orchestra to create a sense of community; other people like Charles Rosen feel it's simply for the pianist to follow. So a nice bit of disagreement there!
Yes I noticed that. Was initially shocked but then I thought " I bet Mozart did that too".
Fantastic
Mille grazie!!!
Ah, Mozart. Too easy for students, too difficult for experts.