A night with Friedrich Gulda
Concert from the Münchner Klaviersommer 1995
Friedrich Gulda, featuring The Paradise Trio (with Barbara Dennerlein), The Paradise Girls & DJ Vertigo
The atmosphere is glitzy Las Vegas ballroom. The audience is gagging for a good time and Gulda is received rapturously...Gulda's Mozart - perhaps not surprisingly - has a lilt and a swing that...
A night with Friedrich Gulda
Concert from the Münchner Klaviersommer 1995
Friedrich Gulda, featuring The Paradise Trio (with Barbara Dennerlein), The Paradise Girls & DJ Vertigo
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The atmosphere is glitzy Las Vegas ballroom. The audience is gagging for a good time and Gulda is received rapturously...Gulda's Mozart - perhaps not surprisingly - has a lilt and a swing that...
About
„They want to have fun from dusk till dawn. In this, Mr Mozart and the ravers are quite alike.” If you want to get to the bottom of this statement by Friedrich Gulda, the concert „A night with Friedrich Gulda“ of the Munich Klaviersommer 1995 provides the perfect opportunity.
Gulda, the ingenious piano virtuoso, performs classic Mozart sonatas, just to have a party thereafter with the Paradise Trio, the Paradise Girls and DJ Vertigo. The programme includes compositions by Barbara Dennerlein – as well as Techno Music.
Gulda, born 1930 in Vienna, is regarded as one of the cross-over pioneers of his time – after a breathtaking classical career he turned towards Jazz, and later even to electronic music. His compositions as well as his live performances are legendary – they are the refreshing credentials of an unconventional genius.
“You have to realize, that it’s all connected, that Mozart’s music is immensely dance-like and related to Techno in a figurative sense. The differences can be seen by every idiot. But to see the connections you have to be really smart.” (Friedrich Gulda)
Sound Format: PCM Stereo
Picture Format: 4:3
DVD Format: DVD 9 / NTSC
Running Time: 85 mins
FSK: 0
Contents and tracklist
- A night with Friedrich Gulda
Awards and reviews
Awards Issue 2014
The atmosphere is glitzy Las Vegas ballroom. The audience is gagging for a good time and Gulda is received rapturously...Gulda's Mozart - perhaps not surprisingly - has a lilt and a swing that is aided and abetted by a clean-cut, almost Baroque sensbility that holds Romanticism in disdain...let no one doubt that this is top-drawer Mozart-playing.
