Pobrać "W. A. Mozart & L. Mozart: Toy Symphony, a Musical Joke"

Online purchase or streaming (Spotify, iTunes, Amazon Music, Deezer, Google Play): https://brilliant-classics.lnk.to/MozartToy More Information: https://www.brilliantclassics.com/articles/l/l-mozart-wa-mozart-toy-symphony-a-musical-joke/ Brilliant Classics Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/user/brilliantclassics?si=HgGb_J0xS-avoQapy7XSHQ Brilliant Classics Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/brilliantclassics Composers: Leopold Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Artists: Kammerorchester Berlinl, Helmut Koch (conductor), Staatskapelle Dresden, Otmar Suitner (conductor) There is little doubt that Leopold Mozart exercised a huge influence on his son’s musical education, guiding and supporting Wolfgang’s development through the many extended tours he organised to Europe’s musical centres – ones that he himself took part in. As well as being a leading teacher (his Treatise on the Fundamental Principles of Violin Playing is still highly regarded today), Leopold was also a talented composer, and the advice that he bestowed on Wolfgang was the same he followed himself: to create ‘popular’ music. Father and son are united on this engaging release, with the CD heavily weighted towards the former’s music. Tracing his most famous works (the ‘Toy’ Symphony – possibly written to promote a very large toy factory in Berchtesgadener Land – Musical Sleigh Ride and the Peasant Wedding) the release reveals Leopold’s predilection for simple structures, melody and generic depictions such as countryside scenes – traits which aimed to please both taste at court and the bourgeoisie. Wolfgang largely avoided banal programmatic music in his serenade-like compositions, but in A Musical Joke K522, which completes the compilation, he goes on the attack – not so much against the playing of dilletante musicians as against the charlatans who make technical short cuts in their compositions. The Kammerorchester Berlin and the Staatskapelle Dresden (directed by esteemed conductor Otmar Suitner) are at the helm to perform these endearing, popular works. The all time favourite “Classics for kids”, and for many an adult the first encounter with classical music: Leopold Mozart’s Toy Symphony, The Musical Sleigh Ride and the Peasant Wedding, coupled with Mozart’s ‘Ein musikalischer Spass’. 00:00:00 Cassation in G Major ‘Toy Symphony’: I. Allegro 00:03:50 Cassation in G Major ‘Toy Symphony’: II. Menuetto 00:05:40 Cassation in G Major ‘Toy Symphony’: III. Finale. Allegro 00:09:19 Peasant Wedding: I. Marcia villanesca 00:12:30 Peasant Wedding: II. Menuet 00:16:22 Peasant Wedding: III. Andante 00:20:01 Peasant Wedding: IV. Menuet 00:23:30 Peasant Wedding: V. Finale. Molto allegro 00:24:59 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 1, Ouvertüre. Allegro maestoso 00:26:12 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 2, Die Verwirrung in den Ställen. Allegro 00:28:41 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 3, Die Schlittenfahrt. Allegretto 00:29:31 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 4, Das Schütteln der Pferde. Largo 00:30:00 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 5, Aufzug. Marsch 00:31:16 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 6, Festmusik. Allegro 00:32:01 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 7, Aufzug. Marsch 00:34:31 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 8, Die Schlittenfahrt. Allegretto 00:37:58 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 9, Das vor Kälte zitternde Frauenzimmer. Andante 00:41:15 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 10, Des Balles Anfang. Menuet 00:42:53 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 11, Der Kehraus. Allegro 00:45:28 Divertimento in F Major ‘Musical Sleigh Ride’: No. 12, Die Schlittenfahrt. Allegretto 00:48:52 Sextet in F Major ‘A Musical Joke’, K. 522: I. Allegro 00:55:33 Sextet in F Major ‘A Musical Joke’, K. 522: II. Menuetto: Maestoso 01:01:21 Sextet in F Major ‘A Musical Joke’, K. 522: III. Adagio cantabile 01:06:39 Sextet in F Major ‘A Musical Joke’, K. 522: IV. Finale. Presto