Link to original video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZfGOt3n4UVU
 

Thanks for sharing. Mozart always seemed to know which note should come next.

Lovely!

That $half-a-million Bosendorfer sounds pretty amazing, too.

Thanks for the Mozart Henry. Have you found any way to get the audio of this video to play on your HomePod? Apple says that the HomePod has Bluetooth capability, but my research suggests that Bluetooth can’t actually be used for an audio source.

nice. if you want to download the mp3...

wow !

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Originally posted by Pipe Smoker:
Thanks for the Mozart Henry. Have you found any way to get the audio of this video to play on your HomePod? Apple says that the HomePod has Bluetooth capability, but my research suggests that Bluetooth can’t actually be used for an audio source.

Sure, the HomePod is also an Airplay device. Just select the Homepod as your audio output device.
 

That D should have been a D#. Pffft. Amateur.

I think L.Bernstein said something similar about Beethoven always knowing what the next note should be. Never really thought about Mozart that way. His sound is so special and his ability to come up with musical ideas is so astounding.

Bosendorfer pianos have the richest low notes of any piano I have ever heard. (Steinways sound tiny to me after hearing Bosendorfers!) The late great baritone Hermann Prey would travel with a Bosendorfer piano on his lieder recitals. It made a spectacular compliment to his mellifluous pear toned baritone in Schubert's lieder!