@@ronaldbejarano2236 agreed! RU-vid isn't awful, but the users who are also a RU-vidr of the Classical Music that's a bit awful, not all, but some! I hate it, but one benefit is, I can listen, and I have downloaded the score, and upload them next Christmas, but I will not use this piece by Eberl, but one of his sonata
Anyone know about the quotations? From about 1:50 Eberl suddently turns into Mozart channelling the wedding march from Figaro. Has he lifted a piece popular becasue of the success of that opera, or are both Mozart & Eberl quoting from a piece "Classical period pop"? In fact it's facinating to see the different ways Mozart & Eberl treat the theme (albeit for very differetn purposes)
If Eberl was indeed a student of Mozart himself, he perhaps is quoting from Mozart as homage to his teacher and great composer. Even if he was not a student, he may have still been paying tribute anyway.
The presence of the march at the beginning means that the work was used as a serenade. The musicians would always play a march as they arrived at the house of the honoree.
@@antoniosilva7083 Ich meine, mit Google Translate kann mann mindestens den sinn davon wahrscheinlich verstehen, und das Internet ist nicht nur für die die Englisch sprechen und schreiben können. In other words, the internet doesn't exist for the benefit of the English-speaking world and nobody else. Let people write in the languages they can.
