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חלק 1 בF Minor Largo עם מוסיקה של רוע חלק 2 G Flat Minor Largessimo עם מוסיקה אנטונלית שבורה בפסנתר ומדכאת ואנטי שחרזו עם הכינורות עם שקט ארוך בסוף חלק 3 B Minor מארסיה מודרטו שמח ומפואר עם שחרזו חלק 4 lento עם פאר מלכותי ועדין למשיח ולגן עדן F Major בסיום פאר 3 חזק בכינור בפריטה.

חלק ראשון לאנגסאם לילדות עם טיפה A Major, חלק שני Lebhaft עם קצת B Minor לבגרות ואירוסין ונישואין רומנטי לבגרות בגיל 18-21 חלק שלישי Messig רומנטי מאסטוסו בסיום עדין עם הכינור לאהבה ונגד פדופיליה והומואיות בנגינה מורכבת.

Prachtig krachtig

When does the AI give us the rest of it?

I dont tink this is a real oboeconsert by Beethoven…the oboeist playes ver well but it does not sound as an orginal oboeconsert…

Is this done by AI?

Cees sei uno dei più grandi musicologi dei nostri tempi. Bravo!

That's to musically monster performers,of elevated romantic spirit,my brothers.😮😮

Happy birthday...Ludwig 16.

I would love to hear this played by an actual orchestra

There are no words to describe this beautiful music

Brava signorina Francesca.

Bravo Cees! tu sei una preziosissima risorsa per la ricerca beethoveniana. Contuna così. Presto gran parte dell' opera di Beethoven sarà svelata. Un caro saluto!

Amazing

Do you know of another Rondo sketch for another piano concerto by Beethoven from that time? It is a very lovely theme and I tried to work it out a bit. Would you not like to write a complete movement based on that? Here my little approach: gerdprengel.de/Beeth_Rondo.pdf and gerdprengel.de/Beeth_Rondo.mp3

Wat een ontzettend leuke Opmaat voor een veelbelovende podcast! Ik zie uit naar de volgende aflevering! Jozua

I am speechless about the beauty of what you have done with these haunting sketches by Beethoven with this Adagio and the following Rondo!! What a surprise - Thank you!!

I can't believe what I discover here - it is breathtakingly beautiful!! A fantastic and fiery main theme which is wonderfully worked out. Also the slow second theme is so haunting! Thank you for this gift!

wow - how beautiful and enriching to listen to this great movement in the garment of a piano concerto!

what a great discovery and adorable project - giving us an awesome opportunity to look into Beethoven's soul from 1816 when he was about to enter into his late creational period ! Actually it came out of a time of crisis when he composed only very few works (mainly only the song cycle op. 98 and sonatas op. 101 and op. 102). I wonder why it does not get much more attention!

this is no beethoven.

what ? an oboe concerto by Beethoven ? 😳😳😳😳

i have listened to a new piece by Beethoven, wow

Meravigliosa aria. Cees meriti i più grandi complimenti. Bravo !

Splendido!!! Bravo UpStream Channel!!!!!

Excellent, quite a few premonitions in there of his violin concerto of many years later.

I wonder how the publishing house even lost this work.

Bit of a shame he's overshadowed by his brother. This is great

Never heard of the deest catalog.

Awesome

I would say this was more of an experimental composition of Beethoven to hone his skills upon different interesting ideas of going to the unknown side of music in his soul. It is not a sophisticated work, rather a rough composition into leading somewhere mysterious. If he did work on these hidden areas of his soul more & make it more sophisticated & professionally, he would definitely consider it a main composition at some point. But due to his time in era & the state of his financial circumstances, he was looking to be more promoted & out there as a main composer, these kinds of weird works may have definitely caused a halt for his career. And he needed money to survive in order to become a prime composer of his day. These kinds of works most likely did not make sense to the public. And it’s just a shame for the publicity’s frightened & sensitive curiosities for not allowing mysterious music to go to the depths of the abyss. But that was clearly not the case I’m assuming. And Beethoven’s imaginations had to become limited. Unless if he had extra spare time to work on mysterious parts of his soul, but I doubt he did. He would’ve already been so busy to the neck with other works that we should even be thankful he had time to even make these certain compositions in the first place.

FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC FANTASTIC

Great performance! Finally a great reconstruction done with the Great Maestro in mind and following in his passion and verve of composing majestic sounding music for generations to come. I can't have enough of Beethoven's genius. I am thrilled at the idea that someone could actually find the right key to the maestro's heart. Much different than the shabby execution of the fragmentary 10th Symphony that sounds as if an inexperienced schoolboy amused himself to attempt to emulate the genius that was Beethoven, instead of closely following Beethoven's fury and strength in music. If Beethoven has to be performed, it has to have passion and risk taking to be involved in it. And here one can clearly listen and taste such an unbridled and unconditional passion that Ludwig van Beethoven had in his heart and in his inner mind. Bravo to all the performers of this wonderful "coda" of the grand master of music, and thank you for having done so! Ludwig would be proud...

Very nice.

It's the first time I'm listening to this wonderful music by Beethoven. I didn't know it existed.

A work of remarkable depth and lyricism. So very beautiful. Bravo!

Sheer lyrical loveliness. This movement demonstrates what a master of tension and release Beethoven was as a story teller.

L'art véritable

J'adore cette musique

Très belle chanson

What a versatile composer Beethoven was ❗ The wonderfulness of this performance is immeasurable, and unrivaled

I have listened to the first 5 minutes and I cannot remember anything from it.

This is like among us the video gamr

ベートーヴェンの弟の作品「12のメヌエット WoO 12」でしょうか？初めて聴きました。やはり作風は似ていますね。 珍しい作品のアップをありがとうございます。

すごい！このようなベートーヴェンの作品を発見し、動画にアップするとは！このチャンネルに出会わなければ会えなかった作品！ 感激です、どうもありがとうございます。

Who wrote the cadence?

Magnificent 🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤🖤

Bravissimo!

Doesn't sound a bit like Beethoven. No wonder he never completed it. Just scraps of thematic material.