Amadeus

[mukela83]

Does anybody know the name of the piece at 4:49 please? The one with the lady singing

[MrsDanielRadcliffeN1]

"come tonight"

how greedy! i wonder if that ever happened....

[TheRainbowAngel]

Anyone know the name of the first piece of music Salieri hears in his head at 3:50? It's Beautiful!

[marianmus]

@TheRainbowAngel

Concerto for flute and harp K 299

[TheRainbowAngel]

Anyone know the name of the first piece of music Salieri hears in his head at 3:50? It's Beautiful!

[HerrWarja]

@TheRainbowAngel Concerto for flute and harp - Second movement

[goo83]

it's funny how she speaks in a total American accent, yet they're supposed to be European.

[marianmus]

He must speak German in a total Austrian accent, doesn't he?

[ice22marble]

Mozart, being from Salzburg, would have spoken German in an Austrian dialect. From an early age, he was educated in many other languages so as to enlarge his capacity as a virtuoso. He probably would have been able to communicate in all of the major languages in Europe including English. When his friend and mentor Joseph Haydn left his post at Esterhazy to tour in Europe, Mozart advised him to acquire the skill for languages for which the elder Haydn was not as gifted as his younger colleague.

[saltyseaweed]

Mozart certainly spoke French and Italian in addition to German but I'm not aware of any evidence he was proficient in English.

[ice22marble]

It's true. When young Mozart was touring in London with his father and sister, Nannerl, herself a gifted harpsichordist, there are accounts that he was proficient in English, albeit with his thick Austrian accent. When he was presented to any royal court, his father was doubly industrious in his son's ability to make an outstanding impression. This was a way for his son to secure a position at one of these courts as a composer, his only means of employment at that time. Thanks for writing!

[AmericanEvita]

The aria (song) sung by the young lady taking voice lessons with Salieri is CARO MIO BEN. I've seen two versions. One is supposedly written by Salieri himself. The other by Marcello Giordani. The Giordani version is being sung in this scene and it's in the Amadeus Original Soundtrack.

[dirtylos30]

this is directors cut version. in the original version he just walks away and steps on all the sheet music. much better than this version

[ilovenanako2008]

This is one of the most great movie sequence

[holyIkahodo]

haha ,Salieri got pwned xDD

[eugeniosflute]

whats the song at 5:22 ? plz!!!

[pianoman1812]

that is Kyrie from mozarts requim you can find it type in Kyrie in c

[lucioscp]

Kyrie but taked from "great mass in c" not the requiem

[lucioscp]

the "Great mass" is a masterpiece

[violinlova]

Mass in C minor, K. 427 kyrie

[krystalxlyte]

ooh thank you turkcemuzik!!

[krystalxlyte]

whats the piano song at 4:36-41 that sounded so beautiful!

[turkcemuzik]

K.365 2 pianos 3rd movement Rondeau

[pianoman1812]

I'd like yo know to.

[bitkar1]

i like 3:51

[kelibor]

Concerto for flute and harph K 299

[smexiisteffie]

i have a question what is the name of the symophonie or concerto or name or the song on 4:24-4-34 please answer really want to know[:

[kelibor]

29. symphony A-Dur

[ulsbolde89]

Must be a Soprano smile

[ColinMeloy91]

(: tihnk i might have the smile smile because I'm a soprano! jk. but i do sing soprano!

[ulsbolde89]

The soprano at the beginning and the main-character soprano in the Phantom of the Opera have the same kind of smile

[ulsbolde89]

When Salieri requests her service, what does Salieri really intend for her to do?

I really don't think he intended to give service the way we nowadays would think because Salieri actually kicks Constanze out when she undresses.

Can anyone please explain?

[fellinian]

I think some domestic work

[MrDarcyssmile]

he wanted to humiliate Mozar thru her.

And yes he meaned to get undressed her(sorry my english). this scene says many things, but it´s tacit.

[MrsDanielRadcliffeN1]

@ulsbolde89 he means for her to go to bed with him but later I assume he changes his mind.

[FELONY45]

THIS IS MY FAVORITE SCENE

[michaelsimkin]

Can you tell music by Mozart from that by Salieri?

A Google search for "quiz mozart salieri" will bring you the quiz.

[ColinMeloy91]

What are the names of all the songs here in order they occur?

[Alfarouc17]

for months i wondered about the same, i've found this, hope it helps ColinMeloy91

Flute & Harp Concerto

Symphony # 29

Concert for two pianos

?????????

Great mass k.427 Kyrie

[ColinMeloy91]

thanks yes it does oha nd happy new year!

[kelibor]

??? - symphonia concertante K 364

[brumdedrummert]

whats is the song at the begin ???

[vacilek]

Flute & Harp Concerto 2nd movement

[jhickmott]

What is the song at 4:35?? I've never found it.

[marianmus]

Concerto for two pianos K 365

[brumdedrummert]

what's the song at the begin

 ?

[andre123456]

"Caro mio Ben"

[catman351]

Caro Mio Ben, a famous Italian Aria of the 18th century. by Giuseppe Giordani

[ironmanboy]

Bravo! you know your Mozart!

[lagunavideos]

What is the name of the piece @ 4:24? It's the second song that plays when Salieri begins to read Mozart's music.

[marianmus]

Symphony nº 29 K 201

[lagunavideos]

No puedes subir toda la pelicula? Tu tienes la version "director's cut" y me encantaria verla en youtube. Si puedes, lo apreciaria mucho. Gracias!

[gwennn89]

pooorr stanzziii x(

[ibs11]

To jest jedna z najlepszych scen w historii kina. WSPANIAŁE!!!!!!!!!!

[umsomeone]

The woman singing at 5:26 etc; that is such a beautiful piece. What is it?

[tiago3m]

Mozart - Mass in C minor ("Great") K.427 - Kyrie

[ulsbolde89]

to umsomeone: You bet!

[Timinho6]

that is mozart's flute and harp concerto in C 2nd mov.

[Leo90]

What is the song's name on 03:51?

[michaelcox11]

I don't like the directors cut nearly as much as the original version. Salieri comes off too much like a sleaze bag in this version. Still, the way they filmed the climax of this scene from 5:45 to a little past 6:00, with the conflict raging inside of Salieri over whether he loves or hates the music, coupled with the climax of the mass in C, works out to be a true piece of cinematic bliss.

[tripster123]

Well, Salieri hated the man, never the music so it was never a question of loving or hating the music. Music was never the issue.

[vivimaze]

"service deserves service in return"? wtf!! that fucker!! hes using her love for her husband and twisting it for his own pleasures!! somebody shoot him plz!!

[HEIYAO]

I love that part at 0:12. Salieri is so "sugar deprived" hahaha. Poor woman. She probably got the hint "I'm boring". Constanze was also a bit of a glutton...haha 4:12 is so funny.

But to tell the truth, if Constanze kept a tight leash on her man and his money, Mozart would've probably had a longer and better life.

[cuskudar]

What piece begings at 04:58 please?

[marianmus]

Mass in C minor, Kyrie K 427

[cuskudar]

Thank you very much...

[britrocklover]

when i first saw this movie i noticed she is one of the only characters in the movie w/o a british accent.

[nealdw]

My favourite part in my favourite movie

[Nazz53]

I've never heard anyone describe music so passionately as Salieri did in this film.

[marylovesfrank]

I was staring through the cage of those meticulous ink strokes... at an absolute beauty...

[catman351]

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

[RLviddy]

Salieri sure did like sugar in this story. He denied himself everything else 'pleasurable' or what he thought of as empirically 'sinful', but man did he put away the sweets.

[dsrtflwr]

The original version of the film shown in theaters in the US did not have any nudity. It was included in the DVD released years later as a deleted scene.

[solidturckie]

does anybody know the name of the third piece when he looks at the originals, it's that fast piano piece

[hiskoolgyrl]

WTH!!!!!!! I'm so mad!! we watched it at school and you know the part at the end where e says come tonight......yadda yadda? well, my teacher got the edited version!!! ugh! i hate edited versions - if i watch a movie, i wanna see the whole thing

[Nazz53]

When the DVD came out, The Directors Cut, that was the first time the public had a chance to see the "unedited" version.

When I was in school, I saw the version that made it onto the big screen, the one you saw. No one outside of those who made the movie knew that the film was a bit longer. But on DVD you can put whatever version you want.

[hiskoolgyrl]

ohhhhhh ok cool thanks :)

maybe when im older (im 15) and i live alone or something ill watch the unedited version lol cuz it would be REALLY awkward watching it with my parents!

[Casstrinity]

That is the director's cut, isn't it? Actually changes the whole scene. Did not know he was so sleazy....

[ralucaursachi]

Sleazy???? Was this a sleazy gesture? No, it was a sacrifice, for love of her husband. Did she enjoy it? Did she like this guy? Not at all. She sacrificed dignity and pride and she went all the way - for the good of the higher cause, for the very survival of The One Loved by God. I am dissapointed by your comment, Casstrinity.

[Casstrinity]

You apparently mixed up the pronouns he (male) and she (female). I am not at all judging Mozart's wife (I don't even mention her) as the adjective "sleazy" purely refers to Salieri (male) who uses the wife's (female) desperation to his benefit. I recommend you read comments more carefully before judging others on (your) false interpretations.

[ralucaursachi]

Oups! Sorry, Cass, indeed I misread... and my feminist bone just acted up again.

HE was sleazy indeed... going all the way down the path of evil.

[NoSubstitute]

Best scene in the entire movie. <3

[melito9791]

I can't...who is this idiot censor?

[melito9791]

I remember the following scene where Mozart's wife shows her tits to Salieri.

[marianmus]

I uploaded it too... but it was removed because it was "inappropiate"... Can you believe it?

[marylovesfrank]

Maybe, since the movie in the end is fictional, the fact that Salieri would have been shown like a cruel, perverted blackmailer was considered too much. Of course he doesn't come out like a 'gentleman' anyway, but that would have been too much. I have seen the scene, in the end he can't even make it, he asks the servant to show her out. The scene was strong, and beautiful in a way because you see him plunging in the depths of his hate and inadequacy, but it was too much for poor Salieri.

[hiskoolgyrl]

wat? she does? in school we watched it but she doesnt

[daveinout]

Can the entire film be posted.... Would love to watch it entirely!!!

[anomaly411978]

Mozart was a genius, bar none. Salieri read his music and realized that no matter hard he tried, he will NEVER beat Mozart. NEVER.

[iamtheThunderhawk]

Thats brilliant how salieri puts down the Candy. When he finds out that they are original it is even sweeter

[viceydys]

Mozart works are marvelous. full with dramaticims..

[candie1985]

you mean full of dramatization?

[Luvie1980]

F. Murray Abraham is amazing in this scene!!!!

[BroadwayBabe121]

He's amazing in EVERY scene!!!

[marylovesfrank]

I've never seen any actor expressing passion the way he does. His performance is a miracle, it gives me Stendhal's syndrome.

[Veggie978]

If you are looking for these songs, there is a 3 CD Box set of the music from this movie. ;)

[marianmus]

I think the music is: firs, when the soprano is singing, Caro mio ben (no Mozart's), and the music when Salieri is reading the scores is

- Concerto for flute and harp K 299

- Symphony nº 29 K 201

- Concerto for two pianos K 365

- Symphonie concertante K 364

- Mass in C minor, Kyrie K 427

[vijitha1234]

can you post the whole movie please?

[BroadwayBabe121]

Yes, please post the whole film! I would lurve u forever!

[DarthChaos7]

Does anyone know the song with the solo violin and the song before that?

[DarthChaos7]

Does anyone know the song with the solo violin and the song before that?

[mistahimaskwa]

I believe the piece with the solo violin is the symphonia concertante K.364

[2heartbroken]

Indeed it is... for the violo an the violin.

[Disquirilat]

absolute beauty....

[statephone]

so beautiful

[Nicolasssz]

wonderful!

[marianmus]

It's no opera, but the Kyrie of the Great Mass in C minor. Isn't it marvellous?

[Nicolasssz]

somebody who knows what the name of the little piece of opera is at the end??

[Passes]

err...she did not sell herself and he was not sleeping with her...she was fully in love with her wolfgang...I pity the movie-constanze for mozart not caring as much for her as she did for him

[beopanacea]

Could you post the whole film? Thank you!!

[SithRage]

yea cuz the movie wouldn't get pulled from youtube within 5 minutes, right?

[melikab]

yes, essentially, he told her to sell her body in exchange for the job...what an idiot...is that true? maybe they took things a little too far from fact in this movie...

[Jakrahal]

he asked her to sleep with him or something?

[Ramapazan]

Divine

[jonesed209]

Brilliant!