I love the comment from the audience at about 18 seconds. I was thinking the same thing!

If only everyone could hear this masterful arrangement. Always a pleasure and a privilege hearing Punch Brothers, hope to hear them again live once the world starts spinning again!

wonderful, another great one classical piece, yuu huuuuu

There's no words on how epic, this truly is well done by the Punch Brothers, they did song justice.

wow great arrangement of such a wonderful string quartet. seriously im more and more impressed with every video i stumble upon of this group

All of them are amazing musicians. I love hearing them play classical! It sounds awesome! :)

This is a truly excellent rendition of a wonderful piece.

A really virtuosic performance - brilliant, hilarious (the banjo runs had me rolling around in hysterics). It just shows that such fabulous music can speak for itself regardless of how it's presented. Well done guys, fantastic effort.

Mozart would be playing along and laughing all the way.

Mozart, WA, would be proud. Excellant job guys.

Just absolutely beautiful!

Fantastic! Love this piece and this movement. Well done.

Totally AWESOME!!!

thile is unreal at the mandolin. amazing.

Amazing

I've always thought the mandolin has a very harpsichord-ish sound to it.

@borisvandruff7532

7 жыл бұрын

Gail Hapke Considering the harpsichord plays by strings being plucked instead of hammered, you're certainly not far off.

@wasabihansen

7 жыл бұрын

I've always thought the same, but about the banjo, actually...

Ok, that was awesome! and hilarious! (in a good way). Loved it!

The "Mozart Mountain Daredevils"

PBSQ - Punch Brothers String Quartet. Maybe they should play the Edgar Meyer string quintet with Paul Kowert. Wonderful coda, wasn't it?

Sick.

Noam- “Paul, bring me a beer too”

@leomulder I think Gabe was did both and took lessons until he was 14 or 17 for traditional violin.

Pretty sure this will be illegal soon considering that after just one dose I may be hooked for life!

They are amazing. Perhaps the violinist could play more in the middle part of the bow to jump a bit😅

I'll be first in line for the all Mozart album (or Bach).

Salieri too

USC school of music, 12 years of classical violin lessons, etc....

Is the mandolin playing the first violin part, or do they switch off?

Haha 0:17 "jesus christ"

@lsmab Pretty sure it was supposed to.

I agree...with Mozart, there is no such thing as 'too many notes'. For one, such was the ...'style', and expected norm of the pieces composed during the Baroque period....also, each 'section' is basically composed of the very same note and chord progression, but with each iteration, 'more detail'.. and therefore more notes are added to each iteration throughout the movement.

The 4 people who dilsiked this are related to Antonio Scalieri

Where's Paul?

@emmanuelechevarris6767

9 жыл бұрын

rico frus

@lorenwhitaker4903

8 жыл бұрын

+Christopher Shelley It's a string quartet, I think - so no part for Paul to play?

@dushicakuzmanovska8810

8 жыл бұрын

+Loren Whitaker 4

substitute piano/clavichord/haprsichord for the banjo and this would be instrumentation known at the time (and cello rather than bass continuo). They are not doing anything not already well stablished, as with Bach's rearrangements of Vivaldi. But they are doing it freaking well.

1 person wouldn't know talent if it hit them in the face.

it sounds like bluegrass! sorry but it got a dislike from me. :-(

@Epsilon1247

3 жыл бұрын

U dum

@barnabyjones8333

2 жыл бұрын

dude 😔

Brilliant!!