You're absolutely right!

Mad ting beuv

Try Hummel. It’s my favourite

And please, let's not forget Telemann!

Imagine playing this piece with the natural trumpets for which this concerto was written for! Even more demanding!

Same

Send me the Notes pls

I played this as a teen and am now 51, but with i still had me silver strat...

I don't know how you chose this one as your favorite. They're all so good.

And it's a pity there is that few audience

I think is some kind of etiquette behaviour, because in many major concerts (particularly those in which almost only high society members attends), no one claps between movements, but until the entire work has finished. I'm really not sure of that, it's only what I've observed. What a wondeful performance!! (I'm clapping right now :D)

Correct, this is the right way to proceed. Since the orchestra was performing a full concerto and not individual movements from different compositions, the audience must NOT applaud. Many people do it by mistake, so "ideally" the audience should wait until the conductor turns to them to start applauding because this guarantees the composition is finished (of course, if the conductor evidently stops conducting and starts saluting his musicians, like here, it's obvious his job is done).

@@mauriciomoran1452: Spot on; you're absolutely right. Clapping can be very annoying not only or their performers but also for most of de audience!

It shows that the audience is respecting the performance. Clapping is disrupting.

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Very well said

420 jokes XD

Yes, he's seasoned at his age. Very focused.

Funny how CDs condition us like that. Not too long ago I was having to clear up my siblings' misunderstanding that BWV 1054 is not part of the third Brandenburg concerto even though it came between the third and fourth Brandenburg concertos on CD when we were growing up.

Beautiful 😻

That was the version i grew up with. dad always played it all the way through. loved it!

The four-seasons CD I owned had the mandolin, oboe, and two-trumpet concertos as add-ons (in this order...). Great, great music all.

good

No surprise there with this sounding like Bach. He actually modeled some of his work off of Vivaldi!

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"Western Classical music" has long ceased to be a Western phenomenon but has become cosmopolitan - has been performed, studied and practised in non-Western countries for a long time and in every continent. Nowadays, those who write about or perform works from Gregorian chant to contemporary Classical music can be of any nationality or race.

It's the 4th valve slide. He is not using the 4th valve, so it does not matter.

I think that's the fourth valve tube. Must have forced himself not to use the fourth valve for some reason. Did pretty well without it, well done!

@Diger Tance Correct, it's the 4th valve and he didn't use it. Still strange to leave it open like that. The other guy plays a 3-valve pic, so it's not an issue. These are set up in the key of A, a longer lead pipe added to the Bb pic. It puts them in a comfortable key of Eb for the fingerings.

Maybe it helps with tuning. Or perhaps allows for a constantly open spit valve. Or maybe he busted it Right before this recording. Interesting though. I might try it LOL

@Carlos A. Sanchez. They are both 4 valve trumpets. The guy with the silver trumpet has his finger raised above the valve but isn’t using it. The 4th valve lowers the pitch to that of a normal trumpet.

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