Thank you for watching, we hope you enjoyed the video! Don't forget to like and share it if you did! Complete tracklist: Gran duetto concertante, Op. 52: 0:00:00 I. Andante sostenuto 0:04:25 II. Menuetto allegro vivace. Trio 0:08:46 III. Rondò militare allegretto Variazioni, Op. 81: 0:15:28 I. Thema grazioso 0:16:51 II. Variazione 1 0:17:44 III. Variazione 2 0:18:34 IV. Variazione 3 0:19:34 V. Variazione 4 0:20:32 VI. Variazione 5, un poco più lento 0:22:20 VII. Variazione 6, tempo primo Gran duo concertante, Op. 85: 0:23:42 I. Allegro maestoso 0:31:05 II. Andante molto sostenuto 0:36:41 III. Scherzo vivace. Trio 0:41:00 IV. Allegretto espressivo Variazioni, Op. 84: 0:46:49 I. Introduzione. Andantino sostenuto 0:48:00 II. Thema. Allegretto 0:49:04 III. Variazione 1 0:50:08 IV. Variazione 2 0:51:01 V. Variazione 3 0:52:03 VI. Variazione 4 0:52:59 VII. Variazione 5 0:54:01 VIII. Variazione 6 Collection of Variations by Madame Catalani, WoO G&F(V) 5 on Mozart’s “Oh dolce concento”: 0:56:35 I. Introduzione maestoso 0:57:13 II. Tema 0:57:55 III. Variazione 1 0:58:39 IV. Variazione 2 0:59:22 V. Variazione 3 Variations on the Air “La biondina in gondoletta”: 1:00:18 I. Tema 1:01:38 II. Variazione 1 1:02:37 III. Variazione 2 1:03:36 IV. Variazione 3 1:04:36 Rondò “donnette innamorate” in Pot-Pourri: I. Allegretto Duettino facile, Op. 77: 1:07:14 I. Andantino maestoso 1:08:58 II. Minuetto scherzoso con brio. Trio 1:12:34 III. Rondó allegretto Sérénade, Op. 127: 1:16:21 I. Maestoso 1:19:19 II. Minuetto Allegretto. Trio 1:22:52 III. Thema andantino mosso 1:24:17 IV. Variazione 1 più mosso 1:25:25 V. Variazione 2 più lento 1:28:01 VI. Variazione 3. Primo tempo 1:29:50 VII. Rondó allegro Grande serenade, Op. 82: 1:33:31 I. Thema grazioso 1:34:41 II. Variazione 1 1:35:31 III. Variazione 2 1:36:26 IV. Variazione 3 più lento 1:38:25 V. Menuetto. Trio 1:41:44 VI. Allegro brillante 1:46:31 VII. Marcia maestoso Divertimenti notturni, Op. 86: 1:51:12 I. Andantino 1:53:08 II. Allegro. Minore. Majore 1:55:12 III. Andantino 1:56:45 IV. Allegretto. Trio 1:59:31 V. Andantino grazioso 2:01:17 VI. Allegretto 2:02:37 VII. Andante 2:04:08 VIII. Allegretto 2:05:12 IX. Grazioso 2:07:27 X. Allegretto. Minore. Majore 2:09:26 XI. Larghetto 2:11:48 XII. Allegro. Trio 2:13:42 XIII. Maestoso 2:15:01 XIV. Allegro 2:16:02 XV. Andante 2:20:22 XVI. Allegro. Trio 2:22:25 XVII. Grazioso. Variazione I. Variazione II 2:24:50 XVIII. Allegretto. Trio Gran potpourri, Op. 126: 2:27:10 I. Introduzione maestoso 2:29:24 II. Thema allegro 2:30:01 Variazione 1 2:30:36 Variazione 2 2:32:36 III. Andante 2:34:16 IV. Thema allegretto sostenuto 2:35:16 Variazione 1 2:36:06 Variazione 2 2:37:12 V. Maestoso 2:37:46 Variazione 2:38:16 VI. Finale Piéces fáciles et agreables, Op. 74: 2:39:44 I. Sostenuto 2:41:57 II. Menuetto. Trio 2:45:06 III. Grazioso 2:46:05 IV. Allegretto. Trio 2:48:22 V. Maestoso sostenuto 2:50:56 VI. Menuetto. Trio 2:54:10 VII. Allegretto spiritoso 2:55:59 VIII. Andantino grazioso 2:58:02 IX. Tempo di marcia 2:59:58 X. Allegretto scherzoso. Trio 3:02:43 XI. Maestoso cantabile 3:05:00 XII. Grazioso 3:06:52 XIII. Menuetto. Trio 3:08:57 XIV. Andantino bolero 3:10:21 XV. Andantino grazioso 3:11:43 XVI. Vivace Gran potpourri, Op. 53: 3:12:38 I. Andante grave 3:14:18 II. Allegretto 3:16:47 III. Allegro vivace 3:18:54 IV. Andantino 3:20:27 V. Allegretto 3:21:24 VI. Grazioso 3:22:14 VII. Più mosso Potpourri tiré de l’opera tancredi, Op. 76: 3:23:40 I. Andante marcato 3:25:21 II. Allegro 3:26:55 III. Moderato 3:29:14 IV. Più lento 3:31:12 V. Più mosso 3:32:43 VI. Sostenuto 3:34:25 VII. Moderato 3:35:21 VIII. Allegro 3:36:04 IX. Moderato 3:38:08 X. Polonese 3:39:37 XI. Più mosso Gran duo, WoO G&F(V) 1: 3:40:33 I. Allegro 3:49:17 II. Menuetto. Trio 3:54:44 III. Rondò allegro moderato Original Marches Arranged for Guitar and Flute, WoO GF(V) 2: 4:01:54 I. Russischer Marsch maestoso moderato. Trio 4:04:06 II. Russischer Marsch moderato. Trio 4:05:16 III. Marsch der K.K. Osterreuchischen Truppen allegro. Trio 4:07:31 IV. Osterreuchischer Marsch allegro molto. Trio 4:09:28 V. Preusischer Marsch allegro con fuoco. Trio 4:10:46 VI. Preusischer Marsch allegro. Trio 4:12:34 VII. Marsch der Schweden moderato. Trio 4:15:51 VIII. Marsch der Schweden moderato. Trio 4:19:10 IX. Marsch der K. Bayerischen Truppen allegro maestoso. Trio 4:22:38 X. Marsch der K. Bayerischen Truppen allegro maestoso. Trio 4:25:39 Second Polonoise by M. Mayseder, WoO GF(V) 4: I. Polonoise 4:34:35 Qual mesto gemito quintet in Rossini’s Semiramide, Wo0 GF(V) 5: I. Larghetto 4:41:44 12 Ländler samt Coda, Op. 75
Thanks a lot for all these uploads, its such a privilege that i am able to hear all this beautiful music, without paying. The difference in music and composers on your channel is imense. You give my life much more pleasure. Greetings from Germany
Wow, dear! Our gratitude for such precious musical selection. They're so lovely to our soul in these days that are so hard to live. Surely there are music like this in Heaven. Thank you so much. Peace. Teacher Lenito Beltrão from Curitiba, Brazil.
Абсолютный бриллиант! Как напьешься из чистого родника, душа радуется ! Флейта просто чудо! Большое спасибо за прекрасную музыку. она как воздух нужна человеку в это непростое и негуманное время. Желаю процветания вашему каналу. С уважением и приветом из Армении.
@tortue de la nuit it's a common mistake but Mauro's 1785 born younger brother Rudy, now at the ripe young age of 237 years, is indeed an accomplished composer himself. Between his political career and various state concerned side jobs he is one of America's greatest symphonists - passing through early classicist symphonic works before his teens (symphonies 1-7), then his developing teenage works often overshadowing Beethoven's (symphonies 8-17), then the alleged musical assassination of Beethoven during 1812-1827 period (symphonies 18-24). Later early, late and postromantic periods were also under his looming influence. It should be noted that some of Rudy's students were Mussorgsky, Stravinsky and Schoenberg where he solely developed their styles and they just copied what he prepared for them in their books. They regularly went to him every 10 years for the rest of their lives to pick up what he prepared for their next stylistic development. Well if often happened that he sent them home with "Nah, you're good, nothing for the next decade." They offered regular money but Rudy accepted only old Austrian gold (sometimes even main silver) thalers. Once he got tired of serialism in the 1960's and knocked down Boulez in the first round of their highly publicized boxing match in Guinea-Bissau Rudy invented American and European (spiritual) minimalism. In the meantime from 1827 to 1970 he managed to compose 414 symphonies but during last 52 years he concentrated on concertos for various instruments including construction work toolkits and machinery, and many piano sonatas. Now the whole world is expecting his 415th symphony which is anticipated to be the summation of his life's work. Yet he is still young and who knows what would next 400 years bring regarding the maturity of his composing style.
That's at least five people on this page have made the same joke - I knew Americans sometimes have quite a basic sense of humour, but sheesh! Is it really so irresistibly amusing that two people in the history of the world have that particular surname? Did you know there are also two Hitlers - Adolf Hitler, and Dave Hitler, the milkman? And btw - 'America's Mayor'??
@@paddymeboy America's Mayor is today a honorary title that has its roots from the time when America was only the Jamestown. Today to be awarded with America's Mayor is a honor way bigger and more significant than Infantry Combat Badge, Medal of Honor, Silver Star or Purple Heart/s.
Wunderschöne Interpretation dieser fein oder perfekt komponierten Meisterwerke in verschiedenen Tempi mit mildem doch gut phrasiertem Ton der genialen Flöte und zurückgehaltenem doch schimmerndem Klang der ebenso genialen Gitarre. Der intime und perfekt entsprechende Dialog zwischen den beiden Virtuosen ist wahrlich ergreifend. Alles ist wunderbar!
Enchanting music by a composer whose sense of melody and joy equals that of Rossini, except for the guitar and chamber instruments instead of the voice. Talking about opera, Giuliani's variations on the playful march from Donizetti's "Daughter of the Regiment" (2:36:06) was especially engaging. These are loving, beautiful performances.
Thank you SO MUCH for this wonderful music. I did not know about Giuliani, another great compòser who is not well known and, perhaps, underrated. Have a beautiful day!
Magnífica combinación de dos instrumentos que nos brindan paz y recuerdos olvidados que mecen el viento y alegran nuestro espíritu e imaginación, ¡felicidades!
It is an oil on canvas titled The mole at Portici (1818) by Joseph Rebell. The choice of an Austrian painter with a south Italian scene is a reversed analogy with Giuliani, an Italian composer in Wien writing in a classical style.
Ol' Rudy was a composer, too, when he wasn't diddling his cousin or trying to overthrow our duly elected government? WHO KNEW?! Beautiful music -- he shoulda stayed with his strength. . And bcs this is the internet, yes, of course I'm just kidding.
Damn... he wrote FIVE HOURS of flute music!?! I guess that’s not too much for a great composer that got to hang with Beethoven... I wish I was married to a flautist or something, one that plays recorder.... because I really don’t like the sound of the flute that much, but recorder sounds power good to me. lol
