Giovanni Paisiello (1740-1816) - The Piano Concertos . *Click to activate the English subtitles for the presentation* (00:00-03:36) Piano Concerto #1 In C * I.Allegro (00:00) II.Larghetto (07:45) III.Rondo (16:59) Piano Concerto #2 In F ** I.Allegro (23:56) II.Largo (30:25) III.Allegretto (37:15) Piano Concerto #3 In A * I.Allegro (42:59) II.Largo (48:19) III.Minuetto (51:42) Piano Concerto #4 In G Minor ** I.Allegro (55:44) II.Largo (1:05:52) III.Rondo - Allegretto (1:12:44) Piano Concerto #5 In D * I.Allegro Moderato (1:20:23) II.Largo (1:27:07) III.Allegro (1:30:25) Sinfonia d’Opera - Allegro vivace ** (1:33:15) Overture in D from the Opera : Prosperine ** I.Allegro spirituoso (1:38:13) II.Andante (1:41:08) III.Allegro (1:42:54) Piano : Francesco Nicololosi Campania Chamber Orchestra / Conductor : Luigi Piovano * Collegium Philharmonicum Chamber Orchestra / Conductor : Gennaro Cappabianca ** Recorded in 2003 & 2007, at Italy Find CMRR's recordings on *Spotify* : spoti.fi/3016eVr Giovanni Paisiello is a brilliant composer that Mozart probably eclipsed. But he stands head and shoulders above the other Italian composers of his generation. A pupil of the Neapolitan School, he had a supreme gift for melody, allied with a highly individual style and idiom that foreshadow Haydn and Beethoven. Like his contemporary, his piano concertos are little gems. The slow movements are of great beauty.. (07:45), (30:25), (48:19), (1:05:52), (1:27:07) . Rare composers XVII-XX Centuries PLAYLIST (reference recordings) : ru-vid.com/group/PL3UZpQL9LIxOCpFQi9nCZpAUMyYUqNaX1
Giovanny, you are a blessing to humanity, any and every generation, you are not gold plated, you are 24-caret gold. How have I missed you, a classical Music lover since the age of ten! At 82-years, you are part of my life every day, an absolut gem of a composer! Music lover's, give the MAN a go!
My mother introduced me to classical music as a baby. You may think that unremarkable, but for an infant on the south side of Chicago (U.S.A) it was rather unique. Classical music, especially that of the classical period, has become my melodic passion. I thank God for my mother. She was a truly wonderful human being, my best friend, and I miss her terribly. Listening to compositions, such as these by Paisiello, make me think of her.
Meravigliose intense atmosfere che anticipano quelle di Mozart ⭐Paisiello,precursore creativo raffinato,poco conosciuto dal vasto pubblico ma eccellente, Riscopriamolo🎼❤️🎶🎶✨✨ Immergiamoci nella sua bellezza.
Amo il talento di Giovanni Paisiello, anche noi napolitani e poi italiani abbiamo avuto un Mozart. Incredibilmente snobbato dopo l'unità d'Italia è conosciuto e apprezzato più all'estero. Evviva Paisiello evviva il Sud.
My best friend is an Italian and one of my favourite Composer is Giovanni Paisiello! These are 5 gems of amazing piano Concertos!! The pianist is really good!
I hear late Baroque, I hear Mozart in these works but it matters not what we call things! Paisiello offers us some lovely music that without RU-vid many of us wouldn't even know existed. My collection of music includes numerous examples of operas, symphonies, concertos previously unheard or known about for more than 50 years, that are now part of my regular viewing and listening. In the Covid era, I feel lucky to "go" to a concert any time I like and with a glass of wine or other suitable refreshment, and do so for free! Long live the enjoyment from music seemingly in nobody's repertoire.
I think i hear mozarts minuet .mozart likely copied paisiello.i know it wasnt the other way around.but to uphold mozarts greatness ,they wont admit it.
Giovanni Paisiello is a brilliant composer that Mozart probably eclipsed. But he stands head and shoulders above the other Italian composers of his generation. A pupil of the Neapolitan School, he had a supreme gift for melody, allied with a highly individual style and idiom that foreshadow Haydn and Beethoven. Like his contemporary, his piano concertos are little gems. The slow movements are of great beauty.. (07:45), (30:25), (48:19), (1:05:52), (1:27:07) . *Click to activate the English subtitles for the complete presentation* (00:00-03:36)
Mozart's music definitely has more lyricism and dynamism, with a little less pattern-running than this does in places, i.e. repeating a pattern a bit too often. But it's very fetching in places, and I definitely thinks this deserves a greater airing. (I would not yet rank him though with the recent discovery of Zelenka, whose counterpoint is almost Bachian in its chromaticism in places and has a much richer texture of ideas...)
Merci l'ami , ça se déguste sans modération , comme de la Danette ! J'ai passé une excellente soirée , avec un bon repas , un sublime ChâteauNeuf du Pape et Paisiello dans les oreilles . Que demande le peuple !? A la vôtre !
E Beethoven? Scarlatti? Sento Napoli; non proprio Mozart; non proprio Haydn. Tutte queste cose che sto pensando. Come potevo non aver mai sentito Paisiello prima? Sono cosi arrogante! Composizioni meravigliose!
So which chord in particular did you like? Classical composers never wrote down "chord" notation. You were not hooked on "opening chords", but on the opening *movement* in a few opening measures. Chords are invisible parts of harmony here, and you can't even tell them by ear, because chords do not tell where the movement should go.
Leggo dai commenti che, in questi concerti sembra di sentire Mozart. Devo ricordare che Paisiello ha 26 anni più di Mozart, il quale ha trascorso molto tempo della sua formazione in Italia, ed è stato sicuramente molto influenzato da Paisiello.
certo, ha perfettamente colto il punto, nei suoi 3 viaggi in Italia Mozart si è fermato molto a Napoli, dove ha avuto contatto con la musica partenopea di Scarlatti, Paisielloe Cimarosa che sebbene fossero nativi di altre citta del sud borbonico erano cresciuti musicalmente nel brodo culturale di Napoli che già dalla seconda metà del 1500 vantava il maggior numero di conservatori e teatri in Europa, è ovvio che la musica di mozart ne sia tata condizionata. Lo si riscontra nel brio e nell'allegria delle composizioni mai monotone e ripetitive che ha saputo creare, la musicalità mediterranea lo ha influenzato.
À chaque oeuvre produite Paisiello donne l'impression d'atteindre facilement son apogée . C'est une figure qu'il réussit parfaitement pour l'enchantement qui en résulte sur notre être.
No estoy de acuerdo que sea puro juego , detrás de la expresión hay un sentimiento armónico de la vida que hoy no podriamos tener es otro espíritu de belleza transparente hoy nuestro espíritu es turbio,una mala época para el arte y para la existencia ....................................de chile
It's crazy the number of little-known or even unknown composers, who at that time were creating superb music. Blindly I will bet that many sincere listeners would say: "hold a Mozart that I do not know". Obviously they would pass for ignorant in the eyes of purists 🐾😺
Thanks for uploading. Do you know the name of the painter of this view of the Grand Canal? I am very familiar with the painted views of Venice of the great 18th century Venetian painters. I have never seen this one.
These Piano Concertos and all 5 of them are brilliant! Such a pity that not many Orchestras and Pianists deem it fit to perform these remarkable Concertos by Paisiello.
Sicuramente c'è una INCREDIBILE somiglianza e affinità tra Paisiello e Mozart...FENOMENALI!Non capisco come noi italiani possiamo avere idealizzato il mediocre e noisissimo Giuseppe Verdi invece di un FENONENO MUSICALE STREPITOSO come Paisiello..W PAISIELLO!!!
EH, according to the initial text, it was Paisiello, who inspired Haydn and Mozart. I am not surprised The music shows a composer of extraordinary format.
C'est fou le nombre de compositeurs peu connus voir inconnus, qui à cette époque créaient une musique superbe. A l'aveugle je parierai que beaucoup d'auditeurs sincères diraient : "tiens un Mozart que je ne connais pas". Evidemment ils passeraient pour des lourdauds aux yeux des pseudo-savants.
Wonderful music. It almost looks like a Mozart rib. Or one would think if it could not be the other way around and that is that Mozart had not been influenced so much by the climate of Naples and the music of Paisiello and then recreated it. Great original inventiveness and strong personality.
These concertos are a total delight from start to finish. It's a total mystery to me why they aren't in the standard repertoire of concert pianists aand major orchestras. Any ideas?
Soltanto dall'incommensurabile e inarrivabile scuola musicale Partenopea poteva "uscire" un Genio come Giovanni Paisiello! Paisiello fu allievo prima e assistente dopo del divino Francesco Durante. Come dire da Genio a Genio. Dalla scuola musicale Napoletana "sbocciò" il più grande musicista di tutti i tempi: Giovanni Battista Draghi detto Pergolesi anch'egli discente di Durante.
Thanks to RU-vid and a young Belgian singer (Marjolein Acke) today I discovered this composer. First I heard a few songs and now found the piano concerts and it is just lovely music. Guess I will start looking for more music from Giovanni Paisiello because I hope there is more like this :)
