Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Oboe Concerto in C Major, K. 314 Philharmonia Orchestra Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor Timothy Rundle, oboe November 22, 2017 Ryman Auditorium, Jackland
I'm the other way around. But to be fair, I heard it first as a flute concerto so that may have made me biased toward it that way. (Though I don't think so.)
Nah the flute version is better. Plus, the flute also has the G major concerto, the flute & harp concerto, the Andante for flute and orchestra and the 4 quartets for flute :)
@@bernardofernandes1089 Oboe has the quartet, which, even as a flutist, I'd say is better than most of the flute pieces. But the Clarinet Quintet is the star.
@@nik1531 Just click on the "Show More" button. You'll see the different tempi for each section. If you're looking for BPM, I've used some of the online metronomes, and they seem okay.
Well I dont think this a orginal oboeconcert by Mozart,this is a fluteconcert. This one come out in print about 1949-50 by Paumgartner. Mozart,s great work for oboe is his Oboequartet in F major he wrote after working with that time great obeist Mr.Ramm(Ram) ANYWAY-THIS OBOEIST PLAYS MOZART BETTER THAN MANY OBOIST TO DAY WHO PLAYS IT AS A SHOWPIECE…THANKS TO THE SOLOIST FROM A COLLEGA!!
Further proof that all Mozart sounds the same...? Just kidding of course, but he's definetely got lots of stylistic elements, motifs and even full themes that repeat throughout his music.
I love the theme of the Rondeau so much, it's one of my favourite Mozart melodies. So light and elegant, a masterpiece of the Classical aesthetic. But I prefer the flute version.
The music they heard at the concert (which was so rudely covered up) was Mozart’s oboe concerto or 2nd flute concerto. I couldn’t tell which because the solo hadn’t come in yet and the only difference is the key (I don’t have perfect pitch).
conquest.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/a/a5/IMSLP90786-PMLP76266-Mozart_Oboe_Concerto_Partitura.pdf for the full score (pdf download from IMSLP). ( imslp.eu/files/imglnks/euimg/7/7b/IMSLP520064-PMLP76266-Mozart,_Wofgang_Amadeus-NMA_05_14_3_04_KV_314_scan.pdf european version )
But thanks to those ads the videos are up and running, without them they would be taken off and my channel terminated as I don't own the copyright. Look at it from that way. It is free, you don't pay to see and listen to great music so you don't have a leg to stand on with your critique.
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This concerto surely becomes more the flute than the piercing, clownesque oboe. When you compare it with the agility of the surrounding strings, the contrast clauds the simple elegance of the themes. It's as though the violins said: listen, squeaky lad, this is the way it's meant to be played.
Mozart originally wrote this for oboe, then transcribed it for flute. It fits the oboe perfectly. The oboe, when played well, is neither piercing nor clownesque, but beautiful. But i guess it's a matter of taste. I find the violin much more piercing (which is why i prefer viola).
This concerto feels... uninspired compared to Mozart's other works. Usually Mozart concertos open with a soaring theme, but this starts off with repeated notes to fit the chord progression, containing very little motion in the beginning. Of course it's still Mozart and it's nice to listen to, but I would guess he wasn't too enthusiastic to write this, as usually I walk away with tunes stuck in my head after listening to his music.
aww, my heart! I love this concerto to death. I love the repeated notes too with the reinforced second beat, and i find the musical development during these absolutely stunning. And the beginning of the oboe solo... i have no words. I'll never forget it. And i don't even play oboe. That eternal high C, fading then soaring again, and beneath it the orchestra develops. I could go on, as does the description. I can't make anyone like it of course, but i'd like to show how lovable this concerto is.
@@SimonPiano42 I'm with you on that. This is probably my favorite of all of Mozart's concertos; it's just so graceful and has so many catchy tunes :) (P.S. I do play oboe and this concerto kind of hurts to listen to 'cause it's literally SOOOO hard and destroys my self-esteem)
Something that irks me about Mozart is his constant use of m3-M3 appoggiaturas. The first movement alone has 13 of them! Seriously, I actually bothered to count them.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Oboe Concerto in C Major, K. 314 Philharmonia Orchestra Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor Timothy Rundle, oboe November 22, 2017 Ryman Auditorium, Jackland
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Ah, the famous oboe concerto. Destroying my oboe self esteem since I started playing the instrument
Pronto llegará un mejor Oboe concierto... Una semana más.
Yes, yes, very sad!
Oboe is a difficult instrument to play indeed. Be confident and don't think yourself bad.
Movement 1: 00:00
Movement 2: 06:52
Movement 3: 13:40
drgn2580 thank you very much.
a beautiful concerto. Whenever I listen to a piece by Mozart I feel very happy, I just want to jump out throught the window for fun
Make sure you open the window first though!.... lol
Same! But don’t actually jump out lolol
Hold on if you live on the tenth floor, please! How about jumping out of bed better?
Junp for fun lol
Whenever I listen to this concerto it makes me wanna jump up and down while wearing pink flowery dress.
I'm a guy btw so imagine the image lmao
This has some figures from the Divertimento in D Major. I love the melodies in this and the tension that comes with the sharps.
And Clarinet Concerto too, at 2:51
Yess
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Oboe Concerto in C Major, K. 314
Philharmonia Orchestra
Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor
Timothy Rundle, oboe
November 22, 2017
Ryman Auditorium, Jackland
OMG, how he sings in the slow movement! It seems an opera night scene.
Really cool Cadenza at 5:40
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Beautiful! Thanks for sharing!
It's been 9 whole years... Thanks Bartje!
I personally prefer this concerto for oboe than for flute.
Noah lol for real? 😂
I'm the other way around. But to be fair, I heard it first as a flute concerto so that may have made me biased toward it that way. (Though I don't think so.)
Nah the flute version is better. Plus, the flute also has the G major concerto, the flute & harp concerto, the Andante for flute and orchestra and the 4 quartets for flute :)
@@bernardofernandes1089 Oboe has the quartet, which, even as a flutist, I'd say is better than most of the flute pieces. But the Clarinet Quintet is the star.
@@normanthibodeau8466 Yeah but flute has more pieces. And the Concerto no. 1 for flute beats any of the rest. It is as good as the violin concertos.
1:34 Beethoven gets inspiration here to make his 36th Sonatina for Piano in C Major (but he never completed)
Among the best cadenzas I've ever heard. Thanks for posting-- and thanks for posting as a score!
J T do you know what tempo this is
@@nik1531 Just click on the "Show More" button. You'll see the different tempi for each section. If you're looking for BPM, I've used some of the online metronomes, and they seem okay.
J T thanks man
@@nik1531 4 years late so I hope you found your answer, but I imagine the 1st mvt is 125 bpm
Well I dont think this a orginal oboeconcert by Mozart,this is a fluteconcert. This one come out in print about 1949-50 by Paumgartner. Mozart,s great work for oboe is his Oboequartet in F major he wrote after working with that time great obeist Mr.Ramm(Ram) ANYWAY-THIS OBOEIST PLAYS MOZART BETTER THAN MANY OBOIST TO DAY WHO PLAYS IT AS A SHOWPIECE…THANKS TO THE SOLOIST FROM A COLLEGA!!
Mozart é um jorro de melodias e ritmos. Tudo aqui é brilhante!
2:32 Mozart K545!
0:26 reminds me of the famous C-major sonata, 1st movement!
Oh wow its so similar. and this is ages before k.545 as well wow
Further proof that all Mozart sounds the same...? Just kidding of course, but he's definetely got lots of stylistic elements, motifs and even full themes that repeat throughout his music.
@@asukalangleysoryu6695 He has 626 pieces so everything can't be new :DD
@@asukalangleysoryu6695 but they're all so beautiful so what does it matter
Adoro!!!!!! My favorite😍😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘😘
I love the theme of the Rondeau so much, it's one of my favourite Mozart melodies. So light and elegant, a masterpiece of the Classical aesthetic. But I prefer the flute version.
03:18 is the nicest part
Not the best choice of a score given the many errors in this one, but nonetheless a very beautiful performance.
The Rondeau theme sounds a little bit like "Welche Wonne, welche Lust" from "Die Entführung aus dem Serail"^^
re 1st Movement - That's a nice Cadenza - not too flirty like some I've heard
Check out that G flat in m. 136! 4:20
The music they heard at the concert (which was so rudely covered up) was Mozart’s oboe concerto or 2nd flute concerto. I couldn’t tell which because the solo hadn’t come in yet and the only difference is the key (I don’t have perfect pitch).
De 06:52 à 08:33 😍
I may believe the flute version is better, but this is stunning on its own.
Fiery! Go MOZART!
18:12
0:58
magical!!
01:26, 19:16,19:01,19:20,19:17
Could there be more energy & oompf to this performance? Its too even with little dramatic or emotional feeling or am I being unfair?
1:20
Why is the oboe solo part written out in the beggining when the soloist does not even in fact play?
That was the habit, to write it out as part of the tutti.
I wouldn't say "habit", as that implies that it wasn't supposed to happen. I would say "practice".
Holy crap I did not know that. #FourYearsOfAMusicMajorForWhat
Barry Mortichesky a habit is a settled or regular tendency or common practice, especially one that is hard to give up.. Check your English.
Then I suppose either term works. My bad.
Is this care with copyright?
Ma con chi hai studiato l'oboe?
אין כמו אימא בעולם!!!!!!!!!!!!.
4 cadenzas?
Who play this oboe solo??
douglas boyd
I think 1:15 is miswritten.
1:00
Sheet music???
conquest.imslp.info/files/imglnks/usimg/a/a5/IMSLP90786-PMLP76266-Mozart_Oboe_Concerto_Partitura.pdf for the full score (pdf download from IMSLP). ( imslp.eu/files/imglnks/euimg/7/7b/IMSLP520064-PMLP76266-Mozart,_Wofgang_Amadeus-NMA_05_14_3_04_KV_314_scan.pdf european version )
3:52
1:34
7:32
Ah yes, Mozart's flute concerto in D.
2:27
8:51 b natural, score says c natural, score is probably wrong...
Felipe Copaja unless it was trying to imply C flat which the score still got wrong but you could see why it says C instead of B
There's also a rhythmic error in bar 40 - the turn is written as semiquavers yet played as quavers lol
Also forgot to add the G's before that are tied, but aren't played as such they're individually articulated
16:20
I boycott and write nasty critiques on yelp regarding any brand who has the cojones to place an ad on any classical piece on CZcams.
But thanks to those ads the videos are up and running, without them they would be taken off and my channel terminated as I don't own the copyright. Look at it from that way. It is free, you don't pay to see and listen to great music so you don't have a leg to stand on with your critique.
@@bartjebartmans Every three fucking minutes though?
@@generichuman_ Bro, install adblock and don't get any ads, how is it possible not to know this in literal 2021
@@SpaghettiToaster literal 2021? Is that different than figurative 2021?
@@generichuman_ Yes, figurative 2021 is the fictional year in which people think complaining about ads on the internet that everybody else has figured out how to remove with a single click 10 years prior is acceptable.
So many errors in the score 😔
This concerto surely becomes more the flute than the piercing, clownesque oboe. When you compare it with the agility of the surrounding strings, the contrast clauds the simple elegance of the themes. It's as though the violins said: listen, squeaky lad, this is the way it's meant to be played.
ummmm wat
Mozart originally wrote this for oboe, then transcribed it for flute. It fits the oboe perfectly.
The oboe, when played well, is neither piercing nor clownesque, but beautiful. But i guess it's a matter of taste.
I find the violin much more piercing (which is why i prefer viola).
Flute version FTW.
Emm... whatt🥴
Bla bla
This concerto feels... uninspired compared to Mozart's other works. Usually Mozart concertos open with a soaring theme, but this starts off with repeated notes to fit the chord progression, containing very little motion in the beginning. Of course it's still Mozart and it's nice to listen to, but I would guess he wasn't too enthusiastic to write this, as usually I walk away with tunes stuck in my head after listening to his music.
Nathanael True but quality work as always tho...
Nathanael do you happen to know what tempo this is
aww, my heart! I love this concerto to death.
I love the repeated notes too with the reinforced second beat, and i find the musical development during these absolutely stunning.
And the beginning of the oboe solo... i have no words. I'll never forget it. And i don't even play oboe. That eternal high C, fading then soaring again, and beneath it the orchestra develops. I could go on, as does the description. I can't make anyone like it of course, but i'd like to show how lovable this concerto is.
@@SimonPiano42 I'm with you on that. This is probably my favorite of all of Mozart's concertos; it's just so graceful and has so many catchy tunes :) (P.S. I do play oboe and this concerto kind of hurts to listen to 'cause it's literally SOOOO hard and destroys my self-esteem)
Something that irks me about Mozart is his constant use of m3-M3 appoggiaturas. The first movement alone has 13 of them! Seriously, I actually bothered to count them.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Oboe Concerto in C Major, K. 314
Philharmonia Orchestra
Esa-Pekka Salonen, conductor
Timothy Rundle, oboe
November 22, 2017
Ryman Auditorium, Jackland
0:46
3:21