This man doesn't mess up... ever

El Cornista Perfecto bravo como siempre Baborak🙌👏📯🎉

Молодец, профессионал .

Super !

this is my new crack. no pun intended. no seriously. I just got arrested for listening to this in florida. more more more moremore moremoremore

Superbe !!!

so that's pretty insane

How is his sound so clean?!

@classicalperformances8777

8 ай бұрын

e is a true pro!

Anybody remember when Hugo Bliss played this cadenza in 2019?

Fantastic！　What a wondeful performance！　beautiful sound. nice cadenza! Bravo.

❤️❤️📯❤️❤️🎼🎶🎶👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

@finaleguy

Жыл бұрын

He is really amazing

1:19 poxa vida, isso é muito difícil. Para ele parece que é nada '-'

Gorgeous tone, clean, perfect. But the cadenza???? Just did not resonate with me. Out of character with the music A bit show offy, added nothing Honestly, is one even needed?

This dude is absolutely amazing, but I really don't like his cadenzas. I grew up listening to Dennis Brain, whose candenza were unforgettable because they were short, used the score, and contextually fit the piece. All that said, I would still be first in line to see/hear Baborak in concert before I die.

@pauforcadellcampos4452

8 ай бұрын

His cadenzas fit the score. They are heavier and more romantic variations on the themes Mozart introduces, and baborak's cadenzas are way more musical than many others'

@KevinGenus

4 ай бұрын

​@@pauforcadellcampos4452 Perhaps. When I learned these pieces it was as much about Leutgeb because he asked Mozart to write these concertos. Leutgeb may have been a brilliant performer, but at the time he was playing a fixed-pitch horn. By all accounts, the man was always in debt, meaning the lure of anything romantic would never be stylistically correct. This is one of the main reasons I appreciate Lowell Greer's performances, they always captured the character of Leutgeb in that era of playing horn. Of course, this is all quite sujective.