Fond memories. I saw him in Munich in 1997 and 2011 which was a real joy. This video looks like 100 years ago, but it's about 1997 or late 1990's for that's what he looked like young. We were young and happy men back then.
You know I never liked accordions till I randomly saw this video in the sidebar and I was like lets watch and why not? Because I love Mozart but this man is fantastic.
I still can't believe how good this is all these years later. I only wish I had a fraction of his talent. @3:30 on it's just the most beautiful thing ever,
Können Sie mir also sagen wie das Stück heisst? Denn ich erkenne nichts von Mozart und wenn Sie wissen welches Stück dann vergleichen Sie es mit dem Original...glaube Mozart hätte den Typen nicht sehr gemocht, seine grossen Kompositionen so zu zerstückeln, furchtbar!
@@Irgendwasx667 I think it is not one composition, but possibly a medley of Mozart's works. I don't know about the rest, but the first part is "Turkish March".
This is the best accordion video I have seen on YT so far! He plays with passion, difficult master piece, enthusiastic performance, on the noisy street. Respect!
That's such a wonderful discovery and experience, isn't it? I was a lucky young US Army soldier in 1997 finding him during a 4 day pass which was so rare for a military cook to get. I returned several times after military and got to see him again in 2011. I wanna go, but can't afford the 2020's for it's I'm broke and poorest I've ever been in my life at 51. World is going MAD on us about to break down.
One day I will play this piece and that will be because I heard Ivan hajek play it, so much mad passion, absolutely wonderfull and amazing, it makes me smile !
Привет с околоземной невидимой орбиты, со спутника Дрематорукм, где жизнь длится в двадцать раз дольше чем на земле. От единственного жителя этого спутника и построившего космический корабль, летающем на эфире!😂😂
