Fascinating presentation. Thank you so much to all.

What a fantastic lesson! And the So-not-a form pun gets way to little attention from the audience!

Thank you very much for sharing this lecture.

Awesome serie

Great lecture, just 1 thing it’s generally played now on the A clarinet but almost certainly written for a basset clarinet with a lower reach., and there are some suggestions it may have originally  been written for a basset clarinet/horn in F, some passages do play easier “over the break” on an F instrument which may be credible as these earlier instruments had a lot less keys than modern instruments.

Thank you for translating the maistro in words, the best lesson in music. Can you do K467 (no21)

Again so very interesting

I'm a Freemason. Very interesting lecture on Mozart and Freemasonry. I'm now listening to the Clarinet Quintet with a new appreciation of it.

The giggling girls in the audience!

Thanks for the lecture! I‘m sorry, Mozart was not the first to write a clarinet concerto! Johann Stamitz wrote a clarinet concerto around 40 years earlier and startet using the clarinet in orchestra since 1732. He was in Mannheim and there is where Mozart first heard a clarinet on a trip through southern Germany. After J Stamitz, several other composers wrote clarinet concertos and repertoire (including Stamitz‘s sons) before Mozart.

Look at how long it took him to get to the music. 13:00 min.?!

I don't agree with his 'insights' where he thinks Mozart is being funny. The quintet moves from sensual beauty to sensual beauty. Nothing to laugh about.