The Greatest Mozart Documentary Ever Part 2

[avq5]

libarachi rulz ..hewas the best composer

[1hanamoon]

i love marybeth

[johanna006]

Could you please list the name of the songs and which orchestra played them? They're fantastic!!

[wonpichit]

No the first piece of the video where he says for I am not a writer

[madderbass]

@wonpichit The first piece is Serenade No. 10 "Gran Partita" of the 3rd movement Adagio.

[joboy1992jesto]

what is the piece at 11:11 ??. I assume its from the 'Abduction of Seraglio' because of the instrumentation but can any1 tell me the title

[madderbass]

@joboy1992jesto Yes, it's Vivat Bacchus! from the "Abduction of the Seraglio," where Osmin gets tricked into getting drunk.

[wonpichit]

What's the first piece

[ordordo]

Really poor acting and casting, but otherwhise lots of info.

[anonyymi1234]

@ordordo I wonder why there arent other movies about mozart than the stupid Amadeus.

[MrWestlifecolor]

danger, danger toxic greed never ever , trust a gop hatefulness

[wisesatyr72]

Hes better looking and more talented than Ludwig Van Beethoven

[beena001]

Can anyone tell me what is the name of the piece that starts at 10.09 onwards ?

[jdbrown371]

Had he been born 200 years later he might have been a mere kraut rocker only to give The Thompson Twins, Tears for Fears and Simple Minds a run for their money.

[adonisofthemodernage]

@jdbrown371

I hate to say it but I agree.

If Mozart had been born between 1970's -80's, he'd probably be a German techno artist. He might've began playing classical piano and violin but I think eventually -- and sadly -- he would end up creating his sound on modern equipment (i.e. drum machine or a computer). More than a few techno djs learn to arrange music this way.

[jdbrown371]

@adonisofthemodernage

I made that comment while drunk. I simply don't know what Mozart would have become. Maybe he would have been a Sorabji, disciple of Schoenberg or a cashier at a 7 11 but we'll never know.

[adonisofthemodernage]

Well we cleared that up

[eddiemperor]

@adonisofthemodernage if Mozart was alive today he would be in Broadway!!!! Everybody Knows that :)

[vaughangarrick]

@eddiemperor no he would be in film where the money is

[eddiemperor]

@vaughangarrick No...Wolfie Loved Opera And I bet if he was alive today, Broadway would have been his Love, and He also would Have been very happy with the Invention of the Synthesizer :) I think Handel would have been In Hollywood :p, And Beethoven In Led Zeppelin or Some Amazing Prog Band :)

[eddiemperor]

@adonisofthemodernage Dj Wolfie :) i bet If Mozart was a Trance Dj it would be amazing Music, or I think any other form of Music he had touched.

[Snackay]

@eddiemperor Mozart would waste his life with the useless crap that is trance music? Mozart's music is the opposite of highly repetitive brain-dead trash. Trance music is for druggies.

[eddiemperor]

@Snackay Actually Trance Music is Repetetive yet if you really listen closely you can admire the great art that is Electronic Music it shows countless possibilties of creativity of the producer's minds. My last comment was just a silly Statement, i know the truly genius that possessed in Mozart's Head and Haydn knew it as well. Trust me I know the Genius behind his Keyboard, Symphonic, Chamber, and Sacred Music. Just listen to the String Quartet no.18 in A Major!!

[eddiemperor]

@Snackay........ And I listen to Trance sir but I'am not a Druggie I'am a Jazz Musician, Good Day Sir.

[minkydink666]

Great film score? You fucking idiot it's by Mozart what do you expect.

[FriendlyCroock]

Suck it

[mytubedudeok]

To minkydink666, ha ha! ha! ha! funny comment dude!

[Spazboreal]

Good film score.

[keebr]

yea i agree. Ironically I think I actually like it more than I like Mozart.

[aadhoegen]

Very elevating! An example of the positivenes of humanity.

When producing art there is no room for negativety. A lesson for all of us

[utubenicholas]

HA! i found out, overture of Marriage of Figaro

[utubenicholas]

What's that piece that starts around 4:00 mins? is it an overtune of an opera or symphony?

[HerrWarja]

It's the ouverture to Figaro!

[beena001]

What is the name of the piece that starts at around 6.29?

[HerrWarja]

OMG! That's my favorite pianoconcerto by Mozart! His 20th! 1st Mov.

[ADHDfox]

thank you this is like so great

[Pikenachann]

Thank you for this gift!

[EmmChan]

Thanks for these documentaries man!