do you like the classic music? what are your favorite works?
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Christoph Willibald Gluck (2.July 1714-15.11.1787).
During his lifetime he was very famous and his operas celebrated huge successes.Only few of Gluck's 50 operas have survived.but they are really great. Christoph Willibald Gluck-'Dance of the Furies' from his opera 'Orfeo ed Euridici |
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Sergei Prokofiev (1891-1953)
[Verstecktes Bild - Registrierung notwendig] His music has always caused in me strange, but nice sensations Sergei Prokofiev - The Love for the Three Oranges- Suite, Op 33bis |
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Today,100 years ago,the famous conductor Rafael Kubelik was born.(1914-1996)
Especially his interpretations of works of czech composers are still highlights. Leos Janacek-'Sinfonieta' Rafael Kubelik and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra Wish you all a beautiful sunday 
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This year we celebrate the 300th birthday of Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach.Haydn and Mozart were admirers of his music.Once he was much more famous than his father.
His music is worth to hear. An appetizer Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach-Cello Concerto in A,Wq 172,3rd movement Cello-Alison Mcgillivray Andrew Manze and The English Concert |
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Antonín Dvořák - Czech Suite, Op 39
For me, all the works of this composer has a special "something" that makes them very attractive. Janacek Philharmonic Orchestra Conductor: Theodore Kuchar |
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I love the music of Franz Schubert.Especially his piano and chamber music mean a lot to me.
Joy and sorrow,longing for death and hope for the future....Well,I'm not good with words.Listen to Schubert and you hear what I mean Franz Schubert- String Quartet Nr.14 'The death and the maiden' 2nd movement played by Alban Berg Quartett The whole masterpiece |
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Impromptu in G flat Nº 3 Op. 90 - Franz Schubert
I remember that playing I this piece, a beautiful girl fell in love with me (what times those!)  |
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Serenade - Franz Schubert
The original was a Lied for voice and piano. This is a nice orchestral version of this well-known piece. |
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Saverio Mercadante-Flute concerto Op.27 3rd movement.
Franz Liszt Chamber Orchestra.Flute is playing by the great Emmanuel Pahud. Wish you all a beautiful sunday and a good start into the week
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@ Modest
Chabrier is known in Spain, especially for this work. It is a rhapsody which is made with bits of Spanish folk music that the author was listening during the months he was here. Really, reflects well the Spanish environment. |
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Kyke,you are right. Cheerful mood is always good.
What do you think about this music? P.Domingo conducts Berliner Philharmoniker.What a combination! Cheerful mood guarantee
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A little in a cheerful mood, it is not bad.
Nicole Pesce, to the piano, congratulates the birthday (mine is next Monday), as several famous composers would do it. |
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Franz Schubert - The Trout
Quintet for Piano, Violin, Viola, Cello & Double-bass. Amati Chamber Ensemble |
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Ludwig van Beethoven-Piano Sonata Nr.23,Opus 57 'Appassionata',played by Claudio Arrau
No words can describe my feelings about this music. |
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Arturo Márquez - Danzón Nº 2
S.B.S.O. Conductor: Gustavo Dudamel After listening to several versions, for me, this is the one that better understands the rhythm and the spirit of this work. If you do not know this work, I recommend to you listen. |
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