If only it was " 60 Minutes On .. " series and not 5 Minutes ! A complete review of a piece would be so great ! Thanks for sharing this

@theharry801

4 жыл бұрын

you wouldnt be able to cover these masterpieces in 60 minutes

@meiangie

3 жыл бұрын

His 5 min of lessons got me stuck in my studio practicing for hours!

@tomz16

3 жыл бұрын

@@theharry801 more time!!!!

“Comma, point, comma, again comma.” Mind blown. God save the Maestro.

Anyone else on a binge of his 5 minutes series? Just reignited my passion for classical music and stumbled on Maestro Barenboim's channel. Definitely subscribed!

@moniquecarran9466

3 жыл бұрын

O Yes he was wonderful; just what I needed to end my day. God bless his talents.

@equisetuminc

Жыл бұрын

Serious platonic love for this

Barenboim is underappreciated as a man can be who is internationally recognized. His energy and his analyses are always deep inside the music. Listen to his Mozart piano concertos with the London Symphony and you will hear subtlety, balance and the magic buried inside Mozart’s show - pay special attention to the slow movements. The hardest thing you can ask a piano player to do is play the same note twice - slowly - and keep the music alive. Listen to DB do it. He is a treasure. If he is sometimes difficult for other musicians, it is always because he wants to do a better job of letting the audience hear with greater understanding.

I wish those 5 minutes were 5 hours.

@destein2503

Жыл бұрын

I wish that too ❤

@miryambarnabas2424

Жыл бұрын

Me too!

Utterly sublime composition by Mozart and playing by the Maestro.

Only 5 minutes....I can stay here and listen to you all day!

@dragoncarver287

4 жыл бұрын

I don't think they have any piece that lasts that long. =)

I first heard Mozart’s piano concerto number 23 in A major performed by the fantastic Hélène Grimaud, and now this wonderful 5-minutes lesson by maestro Daniel Barenboim. This couldn't be better, thanks.

Dear maestro. You are a great artist 2ne tempo of this concerto.is one of the best pieces ever composed . I love the 2nd tempo of all mozart concertos. Sensitive and sadness

This piece hits right at the soul. One of my eternal favorites from Mozart. And you play it at the perfect tempo so that the emotions can flow.

@miryambarnabas2424

Жыл бұрын

Indeed!

Barenboim’s emanates a soothing aura, his presence is magical.

These are immensely valuable to me, a father trying to bring a son up into music without formal training myself. Everything is a revelation, and it is so wonderful to learn. Thank you.

To Daniel Barenboim, it is such a wonderful, wonderful gift that you give in these short demonstrations and explanations, and in the master classes too, on KZread, made available to all who are interested - beautiful "gold nuggets - which inspire far beyond what you will ever know, lifting even the most elementary of us who can hear, feel deeply and appreciate with insatiable hunger for where the music takes one yet may not be able to reproduce it. You help us understand and give us a goal we might aspire to. It is so helpful that you don't talk down, or lecture but just explain and demonstrate, that you always drawing us as listeners to feel the music in the essence of our being. How does one express appreciation for such gifts. ER

Боже мой, спасибо Яндексу, что дает послушать в переводе такие замечательные видео!

Id like to have heard more about DB’s ideas concerning his ideas about “Mozart’s diary,” a concept I’ve not heard put in that way before. Obviously, the Adagio is so sublimely expensive that it sounds like a very personal dialogue between piano and orchestra, but DB knows so much about Mozart that I wish he’d talked about that more. His 1960s performance with the English Chamber Orchestra is my very favorite recording of this piece. Also, the sound and touch of his piano is simply amazing! I wish more were made like this!

I can watch those videos again and again and forever

There is no music more perfect that this concerto. I hope if there is an afterlife, we'll be treated to endless pieces like this one.

This concerto has something special at its core. It make me feel like those gloomy morning when the day starts and I know it will be a difficult one. I take my car and turn right ... And there is the sun reflection into the clouds; it is breathtaking ... I am hypnotised by the beauty of nature and I know it will be a beautiful day.

I first heard this concert when Horowitz played it and it still gives me chills and now hearing you discuss it ..I am going home to learn it on my piano...it is a remarkably melancholic piece and with orchestra it sounds wonderful..thank you Maestro for the Mitzvahs you perform!

Phenomenal . Stumbling across this channel has been a blessing. Being able to hear the maestro play and talk is pure joy. Just sublime.

It's mind-blowing to think that an 8 yr. old child could play a concerto such as this...how could he even reach the pedals?? But clearly that extraordinary talent is what separates a true genius from the rest of us. Thank you, Maestro Barenboim, for the "master class" in the beautiful 2nd movement of this concerto. You've really deepened my appreciation and pleasure in it. I'll tune in for many more!!

@shermansmart4369

6 жыл бұрын

It is interesting how you mentioned this music being played by an 8 yr old child. American pianist and composer, Emily Bear, performed this concerto in concert when she was a child of about eight. A special device was attached to the pedals so she could reach them. You can see Emily on KZread.

@jaxxflairdawolf527

5 жыл бұрын

Anne Dwyer I mean hey I did it too? But my pianist past away so I made a commitment to never stop playing piano till I de and I'm 16 rn turning 17 on July 12

@citizensnips2348

3 жыл бұрын

Talent needs to be nurtured. People aren’t born special. They’re made.

@aldoringo439

3 жыл бұрын

Ever seen a chinise human?

@leolou6632

3 жыл бұрын

im 20 yo and this is my first concerto LMAO

I mean it wasn't the easiest beginning, with that Christina Aguilera ad... But I made it through it and I'm with Mozart now. With all due respect, Christina Aguilera.

The world wants people like you sir. Thanks for showing us how to understand invaluable musical pieces.

No.23 proffers to me joy and solace... fell in love with the melody when I bought the CD back in sophomore in college, and have been listening to it for almost 20 years...the slow movement seems like gloomy where the orchestra chimes in, rendering an unresolvable wistfulness of not letting go. I know the fast movements will eventually transcend and elevate to rejoys and cheerfulness, just can't resist the melancholy-smitten and contemplate slow movement

@kamilstrzeleckidrawing8351

Жыл бұрын

👍🙂

These videos open this genre to the masses. Everything explained in simple English. No other can do this and this is a huge gift to posterity. Thank you!!!

My favourite Mozart piano concerto. Great bassoon parts and the slow movement in F# minor. Apparently the only thing he wrote in F# minor...

¡¡¡Grande, maestro Bareinboim!!! ¡Lo mejor de lo mejor! Con una sencillez, una humildad y una grandiosidad artística y profesional propias sólo de él. Aparte de enseñar la música y su espíritu, de una manera magnífica, totalmente clara y comprensible, sin mencionar la perfección de sus interpretaciones. ¡Gracias por regalarnos la belleza del arte musical del pasado, de siempre! ¡Saludos, desde Santiago de Chile! P.d.: ¿Por qué será que esta pieza, me recuerda a Chopin? 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌷🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

You are the Carlos Gardel Of Classical Music !

Maestro! Que maravilla poder tener acceso a estos videos y aprender de usted, muchas gracias! Un saludo enorme desde Zürich!

Maestro, please let me thank you for this very SPECIAL video - I have seen you conduct and play so often, yet I did not know you had this type of 'teaching' skill that makes it so easy for others to understand. Please let me thank you also for all the happiness your playing has given me, virtually across the span of my lifetime. Thank heavens for your wonderful channel.

It is true: you just need to listen to Maestro Daniel Barenboim and you will learn all you need to know about music. What a great man! Thank you for sharing these videos and insights with the world!

@amirburst

5 жыл бұрын

dear Daniel, thanks so much for these " 5 minUtes with". would you consider doing a 5 minUtes on the chopin nocturne #13 in c- minor. toda Raba.

I like how Daniel uses the language a normal person would understand! Many masters would keep saying the Candace and what key changes to what key. Comma and point are easily understood! Bravo!

Very good and interesting analysis of one of the most inspiring melodies of the world.👍👍👍 In my opinion, this melody's charme is its quite own braveness, how it tells us about the art of letting go. Mozart, the real master of releasing, retained the ability to reassess and question things of life, as well as letting go anything when the times demand it. Without this ability, he would not have coped with the death of live close family members, first, his beloved mother, then three of his children, and last, his father, who made up his career.

Please make a “15 minutes on...” series!! I absolutely love your content!

@chromaticvisuelle

5 жыл бұрын

I would prefer 2 hours series :p

@VegetaPixel

4 жыл бұрын

He should just do a MasterClass series on classical music tbh.

I still treasure the Mozart concertos he recorded with the English Chamber Orchestra, probably late 60's. My first extended listening to these works. A perfect match of musician and repertoire. This '5 minutes on...' is a wonderful series. As many others say, I wish there was a 5 minute version and a 25 minute or so version. I'm reminded of Bernstein's televised discussions. Beautifully recorded examples. Thank you for these productions.

a couple of years late but this series by master Barenboim are pearls

Thank you, Daniel. You're so generous and so enthusiastic that you spare us your precious 9 minutes despite the title says "5 Minutes On..." !

Te admiro tanto Daniel, a vos y a todos los compositores que interpretas. Larga vida a la música clásica y a figuras de la cultura como tu que dan nada más que orgullo.

I so enjoyed listening to You Dear Maestro Daniel Barenboim! ❤

Данила красавец, такие тонкости объясняет...это бесценно!

First, many thanks to Maestro Barenboim. This was 5 minutes of brilliant insight, that even a person without musical training like myself can learn from and appreciate. It's amazing how much Mozart could convey in just a handful of notes. I hear hope, loss, and redemption in them.

Daniel Baremboim, le musicien, un véritable bijou pour nous tous, merci

Thank you Maestro! More than 5 minutes!

Eres un GRANDE, Daniel. Orgullo argentino!!!!

Dear Maestro , your teaching is so inspiring and simple to understand, thank you ❤

Gracias Maestro. Realmente es admirable el tiempo que dedica en su canal para dar a conocer más de la música clásica a partir de su experiencia, conocimiento y sabiduría. Sería interesante escuchar de su voz algún programa dedicado a Johann Sebastian Bach.

Why only 5 minutes? Your discussion is so wonderful. What about a KZread series where you explore and discuss all the piano concerti by Mozart ... perhaps devote 45 minutes for each one? That would be an incredible resource and a valuable legacy to build. Thank you for all you are posting on your channel. I am so excited to watch and listen to each one.

We love you maestro

I think that is, by know and in my opinion, the best 5 minutes I have heard. Very clear aesthetic explanation. Thanks

Who else but the great maestro Daniel Barenboim to delve into the beauty and mystery of Mozart’s music. In this example his Piano Concerto No. 23, second movement.

Simply magical. Barenboim genius, best source inspiration before going to sleep

Wenn man mir sagen würde, du hast noch eine Stunde zu leben, würde ich diese Stunde Mozart's Musik hören.

Ive never really listened to Mozart deeply but God he is beautiful

@annedwyer797

5 жыл бұрын

Yes! How could so much beautiful music have been in one guy's head?? And he was so prolific during his short life! It's almost hard to imagine if he had lived for another 20 or 30 years and had the same music output.

@kosmosyche

10 ай бұрын

@@annedwyer797Even more tragic was that it seems his last couple of years he was at the height of his creative powers, reevaluating and reinventing himself as a composer and on the threshold of new ideas and new approaches in his music. Quite possibly if he lived at least 10 years more the changes he could have brought to his music resulted in a very different landscape for centuries to come, such was the influence of his genius.

Thank you , love that pianoconcert , practicing at home sometimes !!! LG

Dans les concertos pour piano et orchestre de MOZART, Daniel BARENBOÏM écrase de tout son génie musical la concurrence et ne laisse que des miettes aux autre prétendants à la couronne mondiale de meilleur mozartien. MOZART-BARENBOÏM ou BARENBOÏM-MOZART d'ailleurs, ou la fusion totale dans laquelle on ne sait même plus qui de l'Autrichien ou de l'Argentin sert mieux l'autre. À écouter encore dans mille ans.

Thank you maestro, please do a video on mozart piano concerto n. 21 ☺️

Estar estudiando este concierto en el Conservatorio y encontrarse con esta maravilla. Me ha hecho cambiar la percepción del movimiento por completo! Gracias

Maestro!! What a beautiful explanation and playing ! for almost anyone (even -non professional musicians and listeners) to appreciate at all times !. Thank you !!! Will be here to watch a lot of these !! Totally beautiful.

I doubt anyone mastered Mozart like Barenboim

I feel touched by a genius. Absolutely enthralling

Where did he get the beauty? Not by technical construction. But from his soul, his taste and imagination. The more i read about Mozart including his letters, i love hm more

Wonderful man

Wonderful. Thanks so much for doing this "5mins on" series.

Excellent teacher as well as artist

Gracias maestro por acercarnos de esta manera a la música, saludos desde Perú.

Thank you so much for sharing your thoughts and mature playing with us!

Gracias maestro!

One thing I find incredible above all of this... my name is Daniel Barry. At the start I was shocked, for we have nearly identical signatures, and I mean... to the absolute letter the same strokes, consistencies, letter bends, fine detail. Isn't that a tremendously chance thing?

Such a beautiful, intimate piece. Thank you!

Vielen Dank Herr Barenboim dafür, daß Sie uns einen Einblick gewähren, wie Sie ein solches Meisterwerk lesen.

Thank you Maestro. I love to hear you talk about music. It's brilliant and enlightening. I love your Mozart. I find it fascinating that this was the first concerto you played with an orchestra. Bravo. Thank you.

Never thought of got goosebumps for this piece. Bravo Maestro!

Extraordinary, simply extraordinary. Thank you

This is by far the most inspiring and deep of this series of videos dedicated to classical music masterpieces!

Fascinating and enlightening, thank you very much.

Me encantó!!!

What wonderful thoughts. A true master. Thank you.

Can we all agree on the fact that Mozart represents the pinnacle of music? He's as good as it gets.

@camsun7326

5 жыл бұрын

Laussard Regaudé No, a lot of his stuff was written just to pay the bills

@AA-zq1sx

4 жыл бұрын

Some of us would prefer Beethoven and the Beatles as "the pinnacle of music". More passion, and a lot less fiddly-diddly minuets. Mozart had some incredible moments in his vast catalogue of work of course, but he was at his best when he was more emotional like the revolutionary romantic Beethoven (Requiem is a rare example).

@liamnicholson5039

3 жыл бұрын

@@camsun7326 Wrong! You simply can't appreciate his music.

@liamnicholson5039

3 жыл бұрын

@@AA-zq1sx Thinking that Mozart is good a few times is simply foolish. He is always great!! I can give you a LONG list on Mozart works that absolutely rule!

@liamnicholson5039

3 жыл бұрын

@@AA-zq1sx Putting the Beatles' disgusting music right next to Beethoven's is also unacceptable. There is no "passion" in the Beatles' garbage. As Bernstein once put it "Mozart combines serenity, melancholy, and tragic intensity into one great lyric improvisation. Over it all hovers the greater spirit that is Mozart's-the spirit of compassion, of universal love, even of suffering--a spirit that knows no age, that belongs to all ages." Another quote from Bernstein: "It is hard to think of another composer who so perfectly marries form and passion." Another quote from Bernstein: "Mozart's music is constantly escaping from its frame because it cannot be contained in it."

Great understanding of Mozart's great concerto !

So beautyful ! Thank You very, very much 🎼

Thank you very much sir.

Thank you, maestro.

Que maravilha!!!

Thank you for sharing with all of us your passion for music and your experience.

Thank you very much😊

I'm so happy to hear the voice of someone whose knowledge comes from playing the works so often.

Thank you very much Maestro

I’ve seen several of ‘five minutes of…’ They are all interesting for me. Your interpretation of different pieces from different composers ( most my favourates) is like some education in listening to music. So I hope by visiting your five minutes to learn more about music and playing piano.

Wonderful, it's one of my favourite pieces of music!

Thank you Sir.

Dear Maestro Barenboim , please keep these wonderful program!

excelente el canal gracias por compartir un poco de su sabiduría maestro

! GREAT Maestro, thank you !

Thank you for your generosity. G'd bless you!

doesn't get any better than this. A true musical master of our time. Bravo!

Thank you maestro.

5 minutes on 8 minutes of Mozart... I love it!

my favorite second movement piano concerto

Thank you, sir.

Uma grande aula!! Obrigado mestre!!