Mozart Serenade No 10 In B Flat Major K 361 III Adagio

[OboeDuck]

There is some music that just makes me sob, it shakes me to my very core. This is one of those pieces.

I'm asexual but the feeling I get from listening to Mozart gives me the pleasure, I assume, most derive from sex.

[a7md50]

Dexter's comment on this piece: if i had feelings....i would be crying by now...

[drumaster24]

7 people think there is too many notes.

[mrtmchenry]

@drumaster24 Which notes do you suppose he could have done without?

[Astrosquall]

@drumaster24 I don't understand. There were neither more nor less than required !

[Pemberleyknits]

I loved this song in the film Bright Star (the life, love and , death of the poet John Keats, it is a beautiful story, in both the film and this song, <3 love it!

[PatriciaPaulTucson]

Fabulous!

[b00dwin]

What heaven that 1st bite is! The bun like a sesame freckled breast of an angel resting gently on the ketchup and mustard below flavors mingling in a seductive pas-de-deux And then a pickle the most playful little pickle! Then a slice o tomato, a leaf o lettuce and a patty o ground beef so exquisite swirling in your mouth breaking apart and combining again in a fugue of sweets and savor so delightful. This is no mere sandwich of grilled meat and toasted bread: this is God, speaking to us in food

[SxTHUNDERxG]

just saw this performed last night. so wonderful

[chichinwanoku]

12 wind instruments and a double bass. Magical.

[manco82]

7 dislikes from Salieri and his fanboys.

[MRDATEA]

Hahahahahahahhaaasa lmfao @jankovify comment you had me dying!!! Hahaa ima play this again and read it during the part where that oboe takes over the flute! Jesus Christ that was hilarious!!! Most people won't get it if they haven't seen the movie though.. I'm still laughing as I type this..

[mozartgottlieb]

Este movimiento es celestial. Esta música es la voz de Gran Arquitecto del Universo. Ha valido la pena vivir para oír la música de Mozart.

31 dic. 2011. 11:55 pm.

[Jankovify]

The bun, like a sesame freckled breast of an angel, resting gently on the ketchup and mustard below, flavors mingling in a seductive pas de deux. And then... a pickle! The most playful little pickle! Then a slice of tomato, a leaf of lettuce and a... a patty of ground beef so exquisite, swirling in your mouth, breaking apart, and combining again in a fugue of sweets and savor so delightful... This is no mere sandwich of grilled meat and toasted bread. This is God, speaking to us through food.

[ahmosis123]

@Jankovify Are you quoting Antonio Salieri or Ronald McDonald?

[nenaderomero]

@Jankovify he he he, you made me remember the movie (what a great movie, by the way); but it's true, this is one of the most beautiful music in the whole world... and now I'm hungry, I want a burger XD

[LanzuBanzu]

Thumbs up if Civilization IV brought you here

[Fancyfrost]

this is simply beautiful...

Its so easy to know what notes should come after one another, when you hear a piece over and over again.

But starting from scratch, like these composers, and writing them planned out in your head, is truly remarkable.

[aiknil]

Impeccably sublime. How else can I describe the magnificence of this piece

[ricwade77]

Love this piece, but I

perfer a slower tempo

[alstraka]

I love this it is really beautiful I get goosebumps everytime the oboe comes in at the beginning. I am not a music Major and have never taken a music appreciation class but this makes me happy, Im not sure if that is the point of this movement but that is how it makes me feel

[MrIhaveacat]

Oh Fancy Fancy Oh i must have another cup of tea.

[carterfelderva]

@MrIhaveacat Fuck you.

[MrIhaveacat]

@carterfelderva no my good sir, you must allow me to return the insult, shall i say that i insist, with all do respect, fuck you fine fellow.

[TheOriginaMiamiVince]

Mozart, where are you? The world need you !!!

[bonysek1997]

@TheOriginaMiamiVince

You are right, we all need the beauty, talent, genius....

[zeldarules3]

This is such a peace evoking song that can lighten up anybody's mood.

[TheNopiltzin]

This piece made me appreciate the Oboe......I played Violin in my youth.

[federerownz]

men with great talents of little time for pleasantries



[jadedfeelings21]

i fathom at how this world produced a talent like Mozart

[1708clara]

my brother is a musician and many years ago he introduced me to the music of mozart and at the time i was a serious pop music fan but something made me listen more than once and since then many years on i have read that at some time in our lives some of us will find mozart and never stop listening and now his music is one of lifes absolute pleasures I could not live without it

and it will be one lifes pleasures that i will take to my grave.

[KoolNyanKats]

cried when listening to this well not here at band. we're playing it at school

[emby85]

All this little diddy needed, instrument that's double-reeded - the ooo-booee...

[Sviolinist]

WONDERFUL THANK YOU FOR UPLOAD

[tautsaurus]

Which orchestra is this?

[BJCoolio27]

This piece is incredible. I'm playing Salieri in my high school's production of Amadeus, and it has given me a whole new appreciation for classical music. I'm really fortunate to live in an age where I can listen to such magnificent music with the click of a mouse.

[godwhyisthistaken]

@BJCoolio27 right on

[mrsmozart55]

@BJCoolio27 - You will be so enriched by listening to Mozart. This piece, Gran Partita is one of my favourites. Try his Clarinet Concerto - it's beautiful and will inspire you. Good luck in your role as Salieri. 

[Epocseer]

@BJCoolio27 that is awesome :D Hope it all went well :D

[ind20000]

@BJCoolio27 Yeah but it's also a shame that we live in an age where nothing even remotely close to this kind of music is being produced.

[BJCoolio27]

@ind20000 I wouldn't be too quick to dismiss modern music. Sure, it might not be on the same caliber as Mozart, but there is plenty of great stuff out there!

[MrBR420]

and to you too sir... a simple disagreement is no reason to lose respect for a fellow human.

Fare thee well! and if for ever,

Still for ever, fare thee well.

[goodolarchie]

On the page it looked - nothing!

The beginning simple, almost comic. Just a pulse. Bassoons, basset horns, like a rusty squeezebox.

But then - suddently - High above it... an oboe. A single note hanging there, unwavering, until a clarinet took it over.

[Diplomatica36]

I saw the "like" button, but did not find the "loved it" button.

[ETECHJOEs]

One thing for sure . Mozart believed he was going to heaven . Dispite all the bad habbits he had. They must thave seemed harmless enough to God.

[trompieisdom]

I like the music :)

And i am like 13

[vincenzomilletari]

it's horrible that people write stub it thing while listening this music

[vina75]

The most beautiful thing I have ever heard. This is my all time favorite piece of music.

[Samuelwashere1986AD]

Beautiful music like this comes from the rare purity of the human heart

[hectorjose1]

AWESOME!! YOU SHOULD LOOK "SOLO CON TU PAREJA" MOVIE YOU WILL LIKE THIS SONG MORE THAN EVER!! THANKS TO "ALFONSO CUARON" THE BEST DIRECTOR IN THE WOLRD!!!

[Astrosquall]

The beginning was...simple. Almost comic. Just a pulse. Bassoons. Basset horns- like a rusty squeeze-box. And then, suddenly, high above it, an oboe- a single note hanging there, unwavering, until..a clarinet took it over, sweetened it into a phrase of such delight. This was no composition by a performing monkey- it seemed to me that I was hearing the voice of God.

[Sviolinist]

@Astrosquall gives you chills to know that it is the voice of God

[phosphore222]

@Astrosquall ALL HAIL SALIERIII!

[castelproof]

@Astrosquall Amadeus ? :)

[rogermwilcox]

@Astrosquall Displace one note, and there would be diminishment. Displace one phrase, and the structure would fall.

[Epocseer]

@Astrosquall lol was listening to his commentery over this XD

[gr4l9um20b7o]

@Astrosquall That was from Amadeus wasn't it.

[Astrosquall]

@gr4l9um20b7o No I just made that up

[dadasysa]

sure, its from Amadeus soundtrack

[Roqqentin]

@Astrosquall

Salieri's comment... :)

[olivehp]

Bravo !!!!!!!!

[BlasterBone001]

This, is truly, the voice of God.

[saguilars1]

Astrosquall: hahaha...you are funny...

[Astrosquall]

Salieri hit the dislike button 5 times

[knowsnotu2]

Oh Mozart how I wish I could have met you

[chansetwo]

Wonderful!

[munrochambers33]

how can 4 people not like this song. i find that frickin ridiculous. like if you dont like this kind of music, dont fucking look it up. simple as that.

[DanielBerlinTV]

Excellent recording. This is the kind of genius I doubt life on our planet will ever hear of again.

[ETECHJOEs]

Shut up people and listen to the voice of GOD too much talking in the world This is Mozarts message from the the other side

[xposhboy]

I do not like this version...@ :33 there's a flub, and as a whole this verson is not well arranged- sounds like the instruments are all fighting to get to the top of the pile.

[MilosHrma]

No wonder F. Murray Abraham was so mad at poor ole Wolfgang.....

[MikadoDF]

Превосходная, нежная, умиротворяющая музыка. Впервые услышал эту композицию в фильме Амадей/Amadeus.

[sebastianlunoe]

Which recording is this? What orchestra and who is the conductor? 'Cause this is a good rendering.

[tor378a]

getting back on topic....magnificent music, just magnificent.

[InfinteSky]

...I'm too lazy to even go back to the first comment to know how this sort of conversation about religion erupted...-.-"

[NonstopRam]

@InfinteSky Only YOU can prevent youtube fires!

[omnom1805]

I think this would make a perfect bride's processional. As soon as that first oboe starts in, and she is revealed in all her beauty, there would not be a dry eye in the house!

[letsbeone]

@omnom1805 Yeah, with all her clothes on the floor, NO dry eye WHAT so ever.

[NonstopRam]

Answering Life's greatests questions while listening to Mozart, Oh, how facinating that this man created such a peace that allows us to configure every virtue that is deemed important.

[comesincolors]

lets see.. um... no universe = no Mozart and no ears.

[vgdd4]

geniuses that believed in god: Newton, Mozart, Einstein...

just to name a few

[connorross123]

@vgdd4 Geniuses that were skeptics: Benjamin Franklin, John Adams, Thomas Edison, Thomas Paine, Thomas Jefferson, Dmitri Shostakovich, George Carlin, Robert Frost, Friedrich Nietzsche, Mark Twain, Bill Maher...

just to name a few

[ddcarnley]

@connorross123 John Adams wasn't a skeptic. He was a firm believer in God....or "Providence" as he called it.

[Varghalur]

Oh my god! (see what I did there) could this endless mentioning about God and how Mozart is a proof he exists not take place somewhere else, not everyone here is christian... This is just as intelligent as saying that Mozart is a proof Allah/Óðinn/Buddah/the flying spaghetti monster exists ....

[bzbzbz7779]

people utilize music to attack Christianity; this is what i see all the time.

they can not explain why those great musicians believe God.

[c4v0l0]

God exist Mozart is evidence

[MartinLost13]

4 people loves Salieri

[mozartsmusicblog]

On the page it looked...nothing! The beginning simple...almost comic. Just a pulse. Bassoons, basset horns...Like a rusty squeezebox! And then! Suddenly, high above it...an oboe. A single note, hanging there, unwavering! Until, a clarinet took it over, and sweetened it into a phrase of such delight! This was no composition by a performing monkey. This was a music I had never heard. Filled with such longing! Such unfulfillable longing! It seemed to me that I was hearing the Voice of God.

[williamnps]

@mozartsmusicblog it has to be the most beautiful description of music ever put into words

[duhrr]

Salieri : "WHAT?! What is this? Tell me, Signore! What is this pain? What is this NEED in the sound? Forever unfulfillable, yet fulfilling him who hears it, utterly. Is it YOUR need? Can it be Yours?..."

[pasmoressj2]

This song makes me Cry im so happy legitly cry too

[marcusofrome]

If there is a more beautiful piece of music anywhere in the world, I would sure like to hear it! This piece is one I cannot get enough of.

[molony520]

In answer to the question, Why do we need "God" if we have Mozart?

A simple answer: No God... no Mozart.

[TheSeaSergeant]

@molony520 I dont see "God's" hand on this music pal...i see of a Human Beeing.

[JonnyCashmore]

Too fast. If you want a better version go to the other one with less plays. They always have Satie going too fast on this site too.......it sucks!

[Narek173377]

Saliari has got 4 youtube accounts

[howardehodge]

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Salieri: But they showed no corrections of any kind. Not one. He had simply written down music already finished in his head. Page after page of it as if he were just taking dictation. And music, finished as no music is ever finished. Displace one note and there would be diminishment. Displace one phrase and the structure would fall.

[egelfman]

As Wonderful As “Amadeus” ( I discovered Mozart thru it ) was let keep something in mind , it was fiction...while Salieri was not level of Mozart genius he was wonderful composer in his own right and he still remained one of the most important and sought after teachers of his generation and his influence was felt in every aspect of Vienna's musical life. Franz Schubert, Ludwig van Beethoven and Franz Liszt were among the most famous of his pupils.

[lozzag13]

@WhoTheGreat in real life salieri was a good friend of mozarts

[timesman2]

What's with all the hatin' goin' on? Let's all chill out, and enjoy the music.

[89blueflower]

I'm in love

[tigris1011]

the start is so beautiful~~ the best melody i've ever heard! 0.25-0.36

[TheSeaSergeant]

People, Stop arguing about Religion, Why do we need "God" if we have Mozart?

[tippitytop1]

@TheSeaSergeant

if it weren't for God, there'd never have been Mozart

[TheSeaSergeant]

@tippitytop1 Your "God" never did something as beatifull as this, so...go preach your religious zealot elsewhere.

[tippitytop1]

@TheSeaSergeant

get over it already Salieri!

[mozartsmusicblog]

@TheSeaSergeant No, God did something more beautiful...He died for us. And He created Mozart! :-)

[TheSeaSergeant]

@mozartsmusicblog Dear "God" i think you made a mistake. Gives us back W.Mozart and please take away J.Bieber

Thank You.

By Human Race

[Varghalur]

@mozartsmusicblog haha, Jesus died for you guys, not God.

[teojlo]

@mozartsmusicblog God CAN"T die....fool. Go find a gospel song for cryin out loud and let us enjoy this amazingly talented MAN"S music.

[VaginalSchakal]

@teojlo Now ur a pretty little smartass :D

You just hit your own believes in the Nuts

Let me explain:

1. jesus =god

2. jesus died for our sins

3. and as the smartass you are you told us god cant die

i dont wanted to offend anyone in his believes its just that this peaceful music doesnt match the fighting about questions noone can answer.

Lets just be peaceful and happy

have a nice day all

[teojlo]

@VaginalSchakal Don't have "beliefs" in the sense you mean. If "GOD" created all this how can he "DIE"??? Just sayin.

[NonstopRam]

@teojlo How can he be everywhere at once? How can he know everything? How can he be the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit at once?......Believing in God requires faith in things we don't understand.

[teojlo]

@NonstopRam There are ALL kinds of faith....not just yours. It's just that the Uber-Christians won't let others HAVE their faith because you keep telling us we're wrong. Same with the Muslims. These two groups have been killing each other for centuries. I'll have to take a pass and let whatever higher power is at work sort me out...not YOU! YOU have NO part of MY salvation. Understand????

[NonstopRam]

@NonstopRam opps, started another fire

[vgdd4]

@TheSeaSergeant god inspired Mozart

read the translation of the requiem

[eleot]

@TheSeaSergeant With no God there'd be no Mozart

[MrBR420]

@eleot spoken like a religious nut brain washed from birth.

don't worry though it isn't your fault... it's your parents for raising you to believe that superstitious mumbo jumbo.

you should read a science book instead of the bible.

[eleot]

@MrBR420 I wish you well, my son

[doublethumpbass89]

@MrBR420 fuck science..and sceientology

[shawnkilledyou]

@TheSeaSergeant

God provides motivation, morals and inspiration. Although I disagree with your opinion, I respect it and offer mine.

[davidmatthewlove]

@PhysicalsimForever Since Mozart is dead and didn't believe in religion or an afterlife, how could he now be contemptuous to know that religion is still thriving?

[LeggoMyNumaNuma]

being an oboe player, this is one of my favorite pieces!

[courtneymg93]

@LeggoMyNumaNuma I have to admit I used to hate the sound of the oboe, but this has completely changed that!

[etar7]

Viva Mozart

[PorroFirst]

This is one of Mozart's best stuff.. and I've listened to A LOT of Mozart.

[incwithaperiod]

sounds like the blue danbue in the first three notes

[kgbear72]

@blackhatkiddo & ramanmanutd The Gran Partita Serenade is a multi-movement piece. The fast part that ends the scene in Amadeus is the last movement finale to the same work.

[jabbawokeez50]

amazing.Mozart's music is best



[aweed100]

Salieri's what?

[angeesings]

It's one thing to listen to this type of music it's another to be FEMALE and listen to this type of music. :)

[sirLightnin]

@angeesings ?

[etar7]

Mozart, obrigado, gracias, thanks.

[sailgirl100]

Life can't get any better than listening to Mozart. Thanks!!!

[ramanmanutd]

Hey but the version in the movie is a little different, it has a great ending!

I am talking about the one Mozart enters late and conducts the performance in the hall.

TIA

[blackhatkiddo]

@ramanmanutd the version in the movie just cuts right to the finale of another movement. it's actually not a part of this piece.

[ramanmanutd]

@blackhatkiddo Hey Thanks,

Can you also tell the name of the other piece in that case?

[PorroFirst]

One of Mozart's best works.

[nienawidzeloginu]

@WhoTheGreat We are all "Salieri's"

[sas147741]

@nienawidzeloginu Did you ever listened to Salieri's music? you should! it's great and it doesn't have anything to envy of Mozart's.

Fucking Hollywood, poor Salieri...

[connorross123]

@sas147741 Poor Salieri indeed, I love Amadeus the film but it absolutely destroyed Salieri's reputation to the average Mozart fan. Nobody seems to realize the movie was a drama, not a biography.

Some of his music is quite good, my personal favorite by him is the Overture to "Don Chisciotte alle nozze di Gamace" (yes I know that's a mouthful but that's the title).

[Astrosquall]

@nienawidzeloginu potential murderers ?!?



[busterdog321]

Solieri = Orginal player hater.

[ind20000]

@busterdog321 That's why Sosa killed that snitch cock-a-roach.

[busterdog321]

@ind20000 lmaaaaooooo yea. fuckin a lol

[ind20000]

@busterdog321 lolz :D

[escobar777100]

ONLY MOZART. THE BEST COMPOSER EVER.

[gerdavo]

heel erg mooi en ik laat dit spelen op mijn uitvaart x gerd@

[guitarguru1000]

I feel sleepy after hearing this.

[jorge691]

@guitarguru1000 music is art a gift from god appreciate it. moron

[guitarguru1000]

@jorge691 Erm...Mozart is my favourite composer...Im not bashing him...I love this piece. So dont insult me like that

[caddencadden]

wow this is what music actually is

[atirisdes]

@r0g3r wooo she will be a geenias... ooohhh

[itdavi]

MOZART EU TE AMO!

[1hanamoon]

love to be with marybeth

[AdolescentDepressant]

I performed this entire work yesterday- by the time we'd got to here i was exhausted! the second oboe part is extremely tiring in this movement D:

[TheGazza83]

AMAZING!

[TheGazza83]

AMAZING!