Mozart, Symphony 40, G minor, first movement

[Wonocva15]

@casfighter34

All art goes through phases, I've seemed to notice. Repression, invention/creation, flourishing, incredibly ingrained in culture, completely ignored, etc. You can see it now, really. Music is evolving incredibly fast now and involving lots of newer technologies, so it only seems that people NEED more to be invested in something. All these phases come and go, but music will remain. While I appreciate the visual representation for some, it's not a new necessity of music.

[Chris55811]

Thank you for your response, keep up the great work!

[Apxovtac]

@Musanim wow, how much time you take to do that? Looks insanely hard to do, specially that one.

[musanim]

@Apxovtac It depends on the piece. I think this one took a few days ...

[Chris55811]

I am really curious as how you produce these videos, do you run them through a computer program?

[musanim]

@Chris55811 I use various pieces of computer software that I wrote and some that other people wrote. It's not a simple process. It can take days or weeks to make an animation.

[Tonyazn21]

sweet music

[javil6]

Music doesn't is tecno, this is real music.

[EndEverlyrics]

All nighter listening to this while writing a 1500 word essay? I think yes :)

[bettergreenthenright]

Why do i find your videos so fascinating?

[musanim]

@bettergreenthenright  Probably for the same reason that people find it fascinating to look at scores while listening to music.

[casfighter34]

@bettergreenthenright It visualises the music. Nowadays people need more and different impulses to stay interested. Listening only is not enough anymore. We need beautiful people singing songs, nice videoclips, and in this case a score that people will understand.

[musanim]

@casfighter34 People have enjoyed watching scores while listening to music for a long time ... not just "nowadays." This is just an easier kind of score to do that with.

[diegosgc]

How do you have the same software as @smalin?

[musanim]

@diegosgc  Because I am smalin. This is my spillover/archive/remake channel.

[Nacional77Socialista]

it's honestly rewarding to know that there are a lot of people who like this music, though it's a shame here in Medelin Colombia, I haven't found 'em.

[bunnytzuchino]

Sembra alieno...il loro linguaggio

[todds7]

Surely one of history's badass composers. What an amazing mind!

[nashihaahmed]

beautiful :)

[Ulala289]

gute einschlafhilfe

[phsvcheer1]

Every time hear this i think the nutcracker

[timesmash]

Too many notes... JK I love it

[beautyaddict99]

This is such a beautiful piece !

[aprilrose135]

luv it

[0llril]

Amazing

[revilo111]

@xBigBangTheory

none

[duckbiter]

So difficult to comment meaningfully on this. It's like a universe of feeling compressed into eight minutes. Nothing is redundant. Some parts are deeply shocking, exquisitely painful.

The resolution doesn't convince; the feeling of strangeness and alienation remains . . .

Mozart has prepared our minds. For the following movements

[AcousticDude17]

theres enough key and mode changes in there to make a professional player's head explode

[retardtothethirdprod]

Symphony number 40???? Mozart was hardcore!

[Mo19010100]

@retardtothethirdprod There's also a no. 41 ;) But no. 41 was his last...

[revilo111]

@retardtothethirdprod

joseph haydn composed 108 symphonies ;)

[HunterRoMike]

@revilo111 Mozart died when he was 35 years old.

[deepcut66]

Thanks for all of these they are great.

[MrKarlozz]

Even a rap fan like me loves classical. Mozart kicks ass!

[MrRyanGC]

I love this visual medium, it really adds perspective to the complexity of a symphony

[TheDescubre]

it's very interesting to see how the program separates the melody from the background with more apparent colors and such.

[cbworld2008]

i LOVE THIS piece i think that it is one of my favourites along with the marriage of figarro so thanks so much for posting

[beatles3331]

this is not the video for you if you have epilepsy. great video. just amazing man

[BadBigT]

if you ask around almost all metalheads will say that they like classical. There's just something about it that is connected to heavy metal and it kicks fucking ass.

[99marcus1]

you can see the music :D finaly its easy to hear every sound in this butifule song :)

[Kazukamichan]

I remember they had this song in tom and jerry

[kwastormayt]

imo this is the gratest piece ever composed

[TiminPhoenix]

You did a great job in bringing classical music to YouTube in a format that allows a visual to truly match the music.

[warmansad]

just what i needed to relax maybe politics would need such music lol

[urnot4me69]

It's hair-raising creations like this musical piece that make the human race barely tolerable. Without music such as this, life would just not be fair.

[akbushido]

perfect, amazing, beautiful!

[danielbooom]

@dyingdemon2 yes, i have like two days watching this videos, and i don´t know why it´s so cool.

[MilevskayaStarr]

amazing 

[rigoazul2000]

Muy buena musica y sonido ...!!! Gracias MUSANIM !!

[hernandezrivas]

Mozart The KING OF CLASSIC MUSIC........

[70sparatutto70]

vaccaputtana altro che ladygaga

[17thMustang]

I love watching this, kinda weird that you 'see' more of the music and appreiciate the intriacies of the music more.

I did find the my eyes were still sliding after watching some of the long tracks, bit like you can still see the ground 'moving' from a train window even though its stopped.

[missmusic881]

amazing!!!!!!!!!

[philippehales]

beautiful

[maksymchyk]

looks to me like the scanning of conduactors brain :)

[conkersla]

this reminds me of tom and Jerry 

[mylife1221]

@conkersla Same with me

[conkersla]

@mylife1221 those episodes where Tom was the director, so funny still watching episodes sometimes

take care bye

[kwastormayt]

@conkersla sorry for you

[TheScreamingCarrot]

Not only does this look visually fantastic, but I think you've created something that really helps non-music readers to understand the complexities within music. Well done.

[jamesblitz90]

Simply beautiful. Absolutely sublime.

[aquaboy386]

Your channel is amazing.

[24Pianist]

How can people say that classical music is boring? JUST HOW?! This symphony is amazing!

[ThePwnage96]

Best symphony ever

[Bamchucknorris]

one word... AMAZING

[uakronems64]

The amount of amazement I feel when I watch this, makes me feel 4 again..

[Sun4Niebieskieoczy]

This is just so good, I love it, and I wish the person who put it up her or his own Star System. There is one near mine for a decent price (I will gladly help you finance it to have you as a neighbor). ;)

[BobTradeMark]

WHENEVER YOU FEEL OFF, OR BAD, LISTEN TO THIS.

[babyangel931]

Wow, this is a really interesting and unique way of "showing" us the music.

[AceFaceJarv]

Just paused this to listen to Rebecca Black's new song 'Friday'

Biggest mistake of my life, safe to say I have resumed listening to this work of art.....

[DoctorGreyMD]

I was watching for too long and now my eyes are messed up! It's really hard to type this on a moving keyboard.

[1Roze]

inspiring :)

[GarionHawk]

I Love what you did with the music... It makes me feel like I am in the crowd watching the musicians preform.  Thank you for posting these awsome videos.

[ydobon95]

Haiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

[TheYellowDartOfDoom]

I have heard this song MANY times, but NEVER like this. AMAZING.

[nycrackhead]

I can do better

[ChicaJule123]

great :)

[schauspieler23]

This is beautiful. Thank you.

[FurEliseTX]

A very happy 255th birthday, Wolfie. We shall always treasure your music.

[Capa359]

I am so glad I came across this. Thank you.

[satsumamoon]

Hehe, Mozart would have been so delighted with this.

[AfghnLaLa]

Very nice graphice understanding of symphony 40.

[IranBarroso]

MUSANIM: parabens por seu trabalho. É apaixonante a musica classica, todos os compositores e em especial este: Mozart. Ouço musica classica desde os 5 anos e me faz bem, me da paz, alegria e saúde. Continue postando coisas assim. Muitos agradecerão como eu o faço agora. OBRIGADO.

[musanim]

@IranBarroso You're welcome.

[Ievolovel]

@musanim Thank you for these. They bring great joy. I subbed! Hope to see more Mozart!

[lifetaker1234]

quick question, which piece has been your favorite to (i guess id say transfer) into this art style?

[musanim]

@lifetaker1234 Probably Beethoven's Grosse Fuge.

[polymath7]

@musanim Are you "smalin" under a different account?

[musanim]

@polymath7 Yes. This is my "archive" (or "spillover") account, where I keep multiple versions of videos.

[nosfer23]

@lifetaker1234 I d say Beethoven's Appassionata 3rd movement..i would be gratefull if you could tranfer it to this art style too,please:)

[shafiq123098]

@lifetaker1234 clare de lune

[Zeesy]

These are all very beautiful, and a very enlightening way to look at familiar music. Thank you.

[richardjlanham]

I suppose you are right about music students on the Julliard level. I thought so myself after typing my comment. And maybe I am a child, but I have been listening to Mozart for a long time and am able to see more clearly his patterns that are hard to appreciate unless you are following with a score. I have always had a few of these about, but listen to far more music than I have the notations for; e.g., I have never followed the 40th Symphony with one. Thanks for responding. Best, Dick Lanham

[richardjlanham]

THis is fabulous. I get a new way to look at this music. Does Julliard, Curtis, Eastman, etc. know about this. I should think it should be immediately put into their curricula. Thanks so much. Best, Dick Lanham (richardjlanham@gmail.com)

[musanim]

@richardjlanham Musicians at the Juilliard/Curtis/Eastman level should be able to get this experience (or, in most cases, a more comprehensive and satisfying one) by looking at the conventional notation; this is more for people who can't read music fluently yet (especially young children).