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Originally Posted by Frownland
Mozart is a good composer, but what we hear today isn't what gave him notoriety. He was a master improviser and 999/1000 orchestras play his compositions without any improvisation at all, and often times that just makes it sound lifeless. I heard a pianist do variations on Turkish March and it was amazing. It kind of ruined hearing other people play Mozart as well.
What do you think of this?
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Now i've only listened to a few minutes so far, but I've got to say that this seems way more my kind of thing than what I'm usually getting. Very beautiful. I don't have the musical language to figure out what makes the difference between the classical styles I like, and the ones I don't. All I know is that, like Berg, this gets a big thumbs up.