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Interesting, it sounds like a piano concerto now, he should have orchestrated it. Thanks for sharing.

Indeed a masterpiece, beautiful polyphonic writing, voice leading, everything seems essential. I like especially the scherzo with the spooky atmosphere (d minor seems particularly difficult for intonation by string players I believe?). Thanks for uploading.

fourth movement is written to be as uncomfortable as possible for first violin

Which part does Claudia play

What tasty bon-bons! Thanks for these, Bartje!

As a professional cellist for over 40 years, all I can ask is - In the slow movement here, how could he conceive something THIS beautiful? I'm in awe....

Eb dominant to Emaj. Noice.

Excelente calidad de audio y version de la partitura sin duda uno de los mejores canales para analisis y disfrute de las obras

Hard to believe this dates as long ago as it dies. The feelings stir the b present in me Every run sends shivers v of e ccitement into the muscles of my forearms.❤

2:14 is genius! Handel melts you with one simplest note C

I usually like Grieg. This however seems a bit macabre - interesting, nonethless

I'm puzzled that this concerto is so obscure. I find it more thrilling than the other two, and I have no complaints about those. Pianistically, it sounds like it would be more difficult to play.

Omg, that is awful

Who is this Mozart who dared to add a piano part to Grieg's work? 😂😂😂 (It's sarcasm...)

It's worth pointing out that J Horton (Un. Coll. Dublin) demonstrates in "Music & Letters" 2011) it was J.Field (especially this piano concerto no.7) and not Mozart and Beethoven who influenced Schumann in his piano concerto.

Isn’t it a great perspective to understand Mozart from a romantic’s view? What a beautiful piece

Goddess !

Wunderschöne Interpretation dieser perfekt komponierten und fein arrangierten Klaviersonate im veränderlichen Tempo mit klaren doch warmherzigen Klänge beider perfekt entsprechenden Klaviere. Der zweite Satz klingt besonders schön und echt lyrisch. Im Kontrast klingt der dritte Satz echt lebhaft und auch überzeugend. Wahrlich hörenswert!

I’m a Pianist and Never heard this concerto before. This is an AMAZING CONCERTO. Wow. I know the 2nd Concerto in E-Major by Moszkowski.

Some of Grieg's parts are phenomenal additions and some are downright atrocious to the point of the piece.

Non capisco perché i supporters di Mozart debbano tanto arrabbiarsi. Anche Mozart modificava a modo suo la musica dei suoi predecessori. Grieg, magistralmente, lo ha fatto con lui. Era una pratica normale.

I played this Mozart sonata as a student, and I like this arrangement tremendously -- I may have to get back in practice and find someone willing to play Grieg's portion!

10:15 ooh nice jazzy second voice

Thanks for giving such a decent description

surprising

The second movement is one of the most beautiful pieces ever written by the hand of a human being. It seems that the music caresses you and tells you that "everything will be fine". How much the world misses you, immortal Wolfgang! 🙏❤

Hot take: Mozart peaked at his early twenties on his visit of Paris, and the death of his mother. After that, his pieces became a rush to earn money instead of the soulful carefully crafted and non-repetitive works of his early twenties. Not that his other works later on are any way bad, they are just worse than these

such a work of genius and at 16 yrs of age - its so intimate and caring

This is great! Loved Grieg's arrangement for the Sonata Facile, and I love this too. It is so incredible how much of a texture change this sonata can get and yet is still unmistakable!

Thanks for this video. Nice arrangement by Grieg. Appreciate you posting this. 🙏

"Perché la musica è un linguaggio universale che unisce tutti i popoli" poi arriva Grieg che aggiunge (magistralmente) un secondo pianoforte alle sonate per piano solo di Mozart e a momenti si scatena l'inferno! 😂😂😂

The late later latest Liszt ......what a number of gems and here we have one of his most magical ......I prefer the version with piano, but with organ works , too, of course....

Very nice. ❤

The addition is expertly done, while leaving the original text intact. Much better listening than the grotesque remakes of Bach by Brahms, Busoni and others. A still better achievement would be to compose a second piano score that stands on itself. The 15th century polyphonists could do sth like that.

I wonder how many people today can claim their great grandmother or grandfather played this with Grieg when they were studying with him?

The second piano is completely unnecessary and distracts from the piece itself more than it adds. Don’t know why Grieg felt the need to do this. Utterly pointless arrangement

Tolle Sendung, danke

Could 5:38 be a nod to the 3rd movement of Beethoven's 3rd piano concerto ? The second pianos part rings a very familiar bell... Very interesting, thanks for sharing!

I wonder what the other sonatas would sound like if Grieg had arranged them🥲