I should read on and click "Show More" to find that Jeffrey Tate, born with spina bifida, is conducting the English Chamber Orchestra which is performing the Molto Allegro of Mozart's Symphony 41 in C Major.
What a tremendous sound from such a seemingly small ensemble ... the sound is absolutely superb, the strings lustrous, bold and energetic ... all the majesty of Wolfgang is present in the music, but who, pray tell, is that conductor. A quick Google on Rudolf Barshai yielded a conductor who died in November 2010 at the age of 86. This, presumably handicapped maestro at the helm of this outstanding orchestra, is not four score anything by any means.
It's foolish to say that one could not perceive all five voices at once, when Bach and other masters of counterpoint could improvise five and even six part fugues.
Personally, I'm offended that Woody Allen would say that this proved the existence of god (in the video description). It's as if he's suggesting that something this wonderful couldn't possibly be created by humankind alone. Clearly, Mozart could!
Great piece of music!! I really like Tate!! Even with his condition, he's still a great conductor! Here's to Mozart, and Tate's great interpretation of Mozart's music :)
I've never heard of a 9 voice Bach fugue. Ricercar, from The Musical Offering, is a six voice fugue. It's very different in feel from the Mozart coda, but it's very beautiful.
The description is so ridiculous; I can hear 5 melodies and their counterpoint just fine (without divine help), Mozart only started seriously studying counterpoint through Bach's work later in life (when this was written) and Bach improvised a 9 voice fugue and multiple voice fugues regularly.
@pguitar13 What you are hearing is the combination of the 5 voices, which together make one melody. To put it differently, you are listening vertically. This is not to say that I'm denying what you're saying, but I highly doubt that you are simultaneously hearing the horizontal progression of each voice at the same time.
@VTFreestyle224 No I'm not but w/e. The 5 voices don't make up a melody either; he's just playing with the 5 themes that compliment each other and were thought and written for that reason. A better argument for the coda being so great is that the 5 themes compliment each other so well etc, not "and does something that no one has ever achieved to the extent that he did, not even the illustrious Beethoven." Mozart is my favorite composer but it's just stupid and wrong to say that.
@ThoughtsofaPerson You might want to do some reading before you type and sound like a retard. All I'm saying is the description is exaggerated, and the coda isn't nearly as complicateed as the description makes it out to be; it's just a fact. Read something about Bachs improvising, Art of Fugue, counterpoint in general..
People need to listen to more than just the popular Mozart Symphonies. I was at this one (watch?v=xDBGKBPbonU) and it only had 57 views. There are such beautiful songs out there that people are missing out on.
I can play all these instruments at once with my eyes shut and no hands or feet playing this song 500 times fasters than this video, sped up to a staggering 0.5 seconds.
@Chakiejan You do realise he has spina bifida, a disease which afflicts the spinal cord, making rather difficult *cough*nighimpossible*cough* to exercise. Mr. Tate's hardly a pig.
A marvellous performance of an astonishing work. The ECO under Jeffrey Tate confirm once again that they really understand how to play Mozart. The work itself is very aptly named; this is a relatively rare moment of unrestrained virtuosity from Mozart, as though his frustration at his life situation at that time led to an outburst of raw compositional power. No other composer, for all of their different merits, has even come close to the technical facility on display here.
This piece is important because it is the perfection of the classical symphonic form and this is a very fine version. If it fails to move you, you probably don't like classical music. I was thinking of posting "Mozart was better!" on one of Lady Gaga's songs, but that would just make me look silly wouldn't it? ;-)
Thank you for explaining Jeffreys condition. This is a remarkable version of one of the greatest pieces of music ever written, by anybody's standards. Everyone looks funny when they are so caught up in the music that they no longer care what anyone thinks of them. It is pointless trying to compare pieces of music in different genres, be that Bach or Beethoven or your favourite pop performer. X Factor probably gets more viewers than Shakespeare, which only goes to prove that people are easily led
@MrMrBobik - Jeffrey Tate is severely handicapped having been born with spina bifida and also suffers from kyphosis, or curvature of the upper spine. Please try not to make jokes at the expense of those brave enough to do their work despite public humiliation from such as you.
@quinn244 - I only saw him live once, and that was more than 20 years ago. He walked, but with great difficulty. I wish all those who mock him would instantly be given his physical condition for the rest of their lives. Poof! Away with them!
@MrMrBoblk It's always good to hear from someone as you, with the wit and class to denigrate a disabled person who obviously has accomplished infinitely more than you could ever hope. He will continue to achieve, and you will continue to exist within an impoverished mentality. There is justice in the Universe.
@Shanelololol Hey, you seem like a really smart guy. I'm sorry some people suck. Don't play into their games. Just relax, and enjoy music. Anybody that wants to make music anything more than enjoyment is not worth your time. Like your youtube ID suggests, just laugh them off.
@nequillim The palaces and royal courts he played for kept records and why would they need to lie.No reason. He definitely existed as we have records of his visit to london which cannot be tampered with. He doesnt need anyone to make him seem better he does that all by himself with the music he produced. JB could just be a robot programmed to sing. they can do that you know.None of its alleged,its all real,And as i said before we like this music, all music of today stems from stuff like this.
@nequillim Mozart wrote his first symphony when he was 8 and his first opera at 12.At 3 he was picking out chords on the harpsichord .Just before he was six,his father took him and Nannerl,also highly talented, to Munich to play at the Bavarian court, and a few months later they went to Vienna and were heard at the imperial court and in noble houses.JB is definitely not smarter that Mozart
@nequillim the reason its just notes and melodies(btw some of his pieces have lyrics try his Requiem)is because it doesnt need words.it speaks to your soul through the music and JB is good for today but compared to Mozart he might as well be a vegetable.its not just 'dun- dun' music its more beautiful than that .Did JB start writing music at 5 and was he able to play instruments at 6,no is the answer.Ive seen your comments on a few Classical music pieces.so if you dont like it,dont listen to it.
@nequillim here's my reasoning: this music is and still is regarded by many as divine and they have superiority over contemporary music because : A Contemporary music is shit and B Classical music like this has been around for 250 years and it will be around for another 2050 years +. Pop music like gaga and beiber will be dead and buried after about 15 years. Also classical music is for the intelligent and the a specific group of people who like it. if you dont like it FUCK off
@nequillim please, for the sake of humanity kill yourself. you dont deserve to inherit the same earth as mozart did so please just die and be burnt to nothingness
@nequillim please stop trolling. you obviously have a very very small penis if you're a man and if your a women your in perma period mode. No one cares about what you have to say so god die in whichever way you deem best. Bieber and gaga have talent for todays music but they cant hold a candle to mozart, bach, tchaikovsky etc..
schaut mal ins Mozartforum(dot)com in den thread "Mozarts Death Mask?"
da werdet ihr einzigartige (teilweise bis heute verschwiegene) Quellen und Dokumente einsehen können, welche einen anderen Grund für Mozarts frühes Ableben vermuten lassen als heute so gängig geglaubt wird (siehe Wikipedia die Hauptquelle der falschen und verzerrten Geschichtsschreibung, welche so viele heute aus "Faulheit" oder welchen Gründen auch immer blindlings übernehmen)
This is really a good piece! In my option not as good as Bach's Brandenburg Concertos - but this is certainly good! Good enough to fit in my collection of classical music.
God almighty, don't ya just tingle when they hit those high notes and bring the crescendo? I mean, my god, ol' Mozart is just toying with us, leading us around by the heartstrings. I wish I could live my life with this in my heart. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that these muscians and that conductor dude aren't forgotten. What did Hugh Grant say? Bewildered awe? Sums me up, for sure.
@Shanelololol Mozart was around at the time of enlightenment... Bach's faith was strong. With Mozart though his faith was very flacid... when he speaks of God he writes about him in a very non-passionate matter of fact way. He however in his letters writes things such as "Composition is my one and true passion". So I don't know here you got you're idea from that faith was his drive?
@Shanelololol He was inspired by creation, he writes about that. Maybe it was expected of him to write glorification to God works? Would be quite odd for a piano composer of the time to go against the grain, we see him also compose Sonata's and Symphonies instead of creating new styles to do whatever he pleased. I think money was one of his main drivers, as he states in letters that is one of the most important things to him. And he was almost always paid for everything he wrote.
@Shanelololol You originally said "without God this would not have been inspired". No one can know that except for Mozart, so stop lying or creating some odd belief about Mozartyou couldn't possibly know. The fact is he wrote amazing pieces of music, that we do know. And that's all that really matters.
@Shanelololol Oh are you being all religious? Oh I get it now, you're just attributing your deities apparent creation of every person as the soul reason for Mozarts virtues and skills? Never mind... I thought I was speaking to a rational person :)
@motorcycliscian you are very biased and an unpleasant person. im just saying that There would be far far less good music without God to inspire it. and i was pointing out that Mozart wrote about the Lord therefore God obviously played a role in his career.
@Shanelololol You said there'd be far less good music without God to inspire it. And I was just saying the same can be said for good music existing due to alcohol and a large number of drugs. Talking about good music in general, not specifically Mozart at this point.
@motorcycliscian Listen, how dare you even begin to challenge people for their religious beliefs. Whether or not you believe is irrelevant. Denying the influence that Christianity had on music is like denying that wheat is used in bread. Back off. And what's worse is you are probably so arrogant that you will miss the point of this statement and get defensive and insult my intelligence. Prove yourself to be rational and calm the FUCK DOWN YOU ARROGANT TWAT!
@saotomi5102 I'm not denying it, I'm saying it's impossible to say you know Mozart was inspired by god. He doesn't make that apparent in the letters he writes which is our only real source for his personality.
In order to understand what Mozart felt is to go back in his time and imagine what life was like. This music was known to man as a Godly way to appreciate today for tomorrow has its' own. The donut was not even invented yet, but candle was was.
This is beyond genius! Five different fucking themes being combined simultaneously in the most brilliant display of virtuosity, experience, and superb musicianship!
Can someone please get a dictionary and try to find a word that's sufficent to describe just how fucking genius this movement is? Because I know such a word doesn't exist!
Imagine too if you can, that this composition was conceived entirely in his head before anything was written down. A five part double fugue, with all it's mathematical perfection.
As an argument to the whole dancing thing. Mozart was hired purely to write music to dance to. He hated it, stating the lack of intelligence it took to write, so he played jokes in the songs (starting a song with several cadenzas), just to prove the idiocy. Mozart was, and always will be king.
@nequillim um... you can dance to classical music, but not modern music. what you call that dancing? i call that drunk, high idiots jumping around like monkeys, not dancing. real dancing is minuets, gigues, ballets, sarabandes, and gavottes.
@nequillim Oh really? Monotone music for idiots made by idiots. Like people will listen to music that has hardly any variance to it. Classical has that beauty in which 6 parts come together and blend in harmoniusly. You deserve to be hit on the head with a Chinese violin for that. Wait, not even a Chinese violin. More like a rotten fish.
@nequillim So your saying there has been no dancing for all the past until Gaga came around? What do you think they did in that time? Danced? Oh of course not! They just named half of all musical forms like sarabande and and gigue (which are dances btw if you didn't know) so you could sit around thinking about how in the future, they would dance to Lady Gaga music? You probably don't know it because they were sophisticated dances, unlike just waving you arm and jumping up and down.
being drunk and listening to this is like standing in front of God...You can't think, you don't feel....yet you are awed..
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hurricaneconroy 4 days ago
I should read on and click "Show More" to find that Jeffrey Tate, born with spina bifida, is conducting the English Chamber Orchestra which is performing the Molto Allegro of Mozart's Symphony 41 in C Major.
rnnyhoff 1 week ago
What a tremendous sound from such a seemingly small ensemble ... the sound is absolutely superb, the strings lustrous, bold and energetic ... all the majesty of Wolfgang is present in the music, but who, pray tell, is that conductor. A quick Google on Rudolf Barshai yielded a conductor who died in November 2010 at the age of 86. This, presumably handicapped maestro at the helm of this outstanding orchestra, is not four score anything by any means.
rnnyhoff 1 week ago
lol the composer's shirt looks like it's gonna pop open at any second >.<
sweetstrawberry147 1 week ago
@sweetstrawberry147 That's not the composer, he's the conductor.
Dodo251 1 week ago
It's foolish to say that one could not perceive all five voices at once, when Bach and other masters of counterpoint could improvise five and even six part fugues.
CaramelMarshmallow 2 weeks ago
Personally, I'm offended that Woody Allen would say that this proved the existence of god (in the video description). It's as if he's suggesting that something this wonderful couldn't possibly be created by humankind alone. Clearly, Mozart could!
catterallpf 2 weeks ago 3
@catterallpf Ah, shut up.
Dodo251 2 weeks ago
Didn't know that about Woody Allen. Thx for the post.
puckering1 2 weeks ago
Great piece of music!! I really like Tate!! Even with his condition, he's still a great conductor! Here's to Mozart, and Tate's great interpretation of Mozart's music :)
conductorforlife95 2 weeks ago 2
Lovely and wonderful! Thank-you!
TheDooftard 2 weeks ago
Why does the conductor look all lobsided and tilted??
dominoes37 4 weeks ago
@dominoes37 Its a muscle condition I think. It doesnt affect his great conducting though! :D
MisterCritic123 3 weeks ago
@dominoes37 because he's disabled and chairbound.
FabioPBarbieri 2 weeks ago
sublime!
galileo800 4 weeks ago
Oui cette oeuvre a quelque chose de divin, à l'âge ou il a quitté ce monde, il aurait pu en écrire 80 !
MrTIRILLY 1 month ago
youtube.com/watch?v=EmV35VPRT9s
obtica1 1 month ago
240p, We meet again. But oh, wait, this piece sounds so fantastic that I dont need 1080p. :D
MisterCritic123 1 month ago
The best performance of this symphony that I heard. BRAVISSIMO!
StephenDeMille 1 month ago
I've never heard of a 9 voice Bach fugue. Ricercar, from The Musical Offering, is a six voice fugue. It's very different in feel from the Mozart coda, but it's very beautiful.
jalehtri 1 month ago
I'd go with Danny Devito, Shemp from the Three Stooges, and a little Stephen King. Amazing performance of this piece though!
When all the electronic crap falls apart or blows up we'll be listening to this and jazz.
lushlife4 1 month ago
The conductor here looks strangely similar to Danny DeVito.
burnw73 1 month ago
@dactylus90 i know but i cant choose about its beethoven or mozart that are best :P
nobodyelse211 1 month ago
Danke, habe Link gesetzt
MrConvivator 2 months ago
A testimony to the high degree of perfection attainable by mortal clay.
meshu25 2 months ago 3
Wonderful!
suebidou 2 months ago
wow, is this live? because it sounds like PERFECTION
Grgory58 2 months ago in playlist mozart.1. 16
fucking mozart
psy511 2 months ago
@psy511 i hope you are meaning positive (:
whneo97 1 month ago
This symphony + Jeffrey Tate and the English Chamber Orchestra = pure perfection :)
VTFreestyle224 2 months ago 3
@VTFreestyle224 The acoustics in this concert hall are also astounding
VTFreestyle224 2 months ago
Mozart and Beethoven are tha best!
nobodyelse211 2 months ago
@nobodyelse211 its mozart only
dactylus90 1 month ago
Im pretty sure thats the conductor that raped my sister..
November10th1775USMC 2 months ago
I dont understand how anyone could dislike this.
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this type of music should of been retired 200 years ago. shit sucks
redSHIFT69 2 months ago in playlist Beethoven playlist
@redSHIFT69 If you don't like it, don't look for it. Keep looking for your wannabe music of today instead.
gourleycoinsDOTcom 2 months ago
@redSHIFT69 You suck
whneo97 1 month ago
I like it a conductor, a very dynamic and good sound.
ujvari12 2 months ago
The description makes it seem like Mozart created the original Wall of Sound.
BeatsonsGirl84 2 months ago
pause for porn? this amplified my porn session!!
stickybelvedere 3 months ago
The description is so ridiculous; I can hear 5 melodies and their counterpoint just fine (without divine help), Mozart only started seriously studying counterpoint through Bach's work later in life (when this was written) and Bach improvised a 9 voice fugue and multiple voice fugues regularly.
pguitar13 3 months ago
@pguitar13 What you are hearing is the combination of the 5 voices, which together make one melody. To put it differently, you are listening vertically. This is not to say that I'm denying what you're saying, but I highly doubt that you are simultaneously hearing the horizontal progression of each voice at the same time.
VTFreestyle224 2 months ago
@VTFreestyle224 No I'm not but w/e. The 5 voices don't make up a melody either; he's just playing with the 5 themes that compliment each other and were thought and written for that reason. A better argument for the coda being so great is that the 5 themes compliment each other so well etc, not "and does something that no one has ever achieved to the extent that he did, not even the illustrious Beethoven." Mozart is my favorite composer but it's just stupid and wrong to say that.
pguitar13 1 month ago
@pguitar13 "9 voice fugue"? Cut the crap, please.
ThoughtsofaPerson 1 month ago
@ThoughtsofaPerson You might want to do some reading before you type and sound like a retard. All I'm saying is the description is exaggerated, and the coda isn't nearly as complicateed as the description makes it out to be; it's just a fact. Read something about Bachs improvising, Art of Fugue, counterpoint in general..
pguitar13 1 month ago
@pguitar13 "Reading"
There's no source stating that Bach ever improvised a 9 voice fugue. Good luck finding it.
"Exaggerated"
There are 5 voices, 4 and half themes, and the coda is governed by invertible counterpoint. How many quadruple strettos (sp?) did Bach write?
"Read [about Bach and counterpoint]"
I have.
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pguitar13 1 month ago
Thank you very much Mr. Mozart. for letting your music and for making our world better.
225gabi 3 months ago 4
IBDP music HL!!!
balonglongllama 3 months ago 15
@balonglongllama hahaha loooool its so funny I found that here, I take IBDP but i don't take music HL, I just like this music :P
Xshado2 2 months ago
They're all in perfect unison. It's bliss to my ears.
AthenaHueber 3 months ago 2
This is the very best symphony by W.A. Mozart, in my opinion.
putinist95 4 months ago 2
WHOLY SHIT SO FUCKING EPIC!!!!
thelostcomrad 4 months ago 3
My third favorite....nothing has been able to touch his 40th in my book.
catamaranman333 4 months ago
outRAGeous! I keep watching and loving this! thank you! ♥
valnaples 4 months ago
Such a masterpiece. Such a tragedy that Mozart did not get the opportunity to write any more symphonies before his untimely death at the age of 35.
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TheServiceWeb 4 months ago
People need to listen to more than just the popular Mozart Symphonies. I was at this one (watch?v=xDBGKBPbonU) and it only had 57 views. There are such beautiful songs out there that people are missing out on.
AntiRacismAndHateCom 4 months ago
I can play all these instruments at once with my eyes shut and no hands or feet playing this song 500 times fasters than this video, sped up to a staggering 0.5 seconds.
Mozart would still pone me.
(and i know music is not about the speed)
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everyones ignoring the fat dancing man in the front waving a magical stick hahahhahahahahhahahahahah
knt1234561 4 months ago in playlist classical
@knt1234561 "The fat dancing man in the front waving a magical stick" is the conductor.
Padishyia 4 months ago in playlist Mozart 4
@Padishyia Hahahaha.
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This conductor looks so ridiculous. Just a fat, pompous, pig.
Chakiejan 4 months ago
@Chakiejan You do realise he has spina bifida, a disease which afflicts the spinal cord, making rather difficult *cough*nighimpossible*cough* to exercise. Mr. Tate's hardly a pig.
JustOneMoreChild 4 months ago 2
@Chakiejan He was born with spina bifida...
whneo97 1 month ago
We are going to play this at my school.
snoopy9625 4 months ago
Truly a work of beauty!!! Mozart really works those violins! Fabulous and amazing...
valnaples 4 months ago
Mozart fucks 240p! :)
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adamdanielman 4 months ago
A marvellous performance of an astonishing work. The ECO under Jeffrey Tate confirm once again that they really understand how to play Mozart. The work itself is very aptly named; this is a relatively rare moment of unrestrained virtuosity from Mozart, as though his frustration at his life situation at that time led to an outburst of raw compositional power. No other composer, for all of their different merits, has even come close to the technical facility on display here.
simondurrant1 4 months ago 4
@simondurrant1 What exacly was going on in his life when he wrote this?
tori1992march 4 months ago
7:56 start of the genius, 8:24 incomprehensible
lavalampex 5 months ago
This piece is important because it is the perfection of the classical symphonic form and this is a very fine version. If it fails to move you, you probably don't like classical music. I was thinking of posting "Mozart was better!" on one of Lady Gaga's songs, but that would just make me look silly wouldn't it? ;-)
timflatus 5 months ago 3
Thank you for explaining Jeffreys condition. This is a remarkable version of one of the greatest pieces of music ever written, by anybody's standards. Everyone looks funny when they are so caught up in the music that they no longer care what anyone thinks of them. It is pointless trying to compare pieces of music in different genres, be that Bach or Beethoven or your favourite pop performer. X Factor probably gets more viewers than Shakespeare, which only goes to prove that people are easily led
timflatus 5 months ago
listening to this while doing my homework :)
tallyhoman911 5 months ago in playlist Mozart / Beethoven Playlist
hope they had all wore wig.
ootnegii 5 months ago
just got this piece in the mail today for the youth symphony i play in. cant quite play it up to tempo yet, but i really like this piece :)
zTOOzSKILLEDz 5 months ago
33 people are Justin Bieber fans :)
YaserAlansary101 5 months ago 2
Mindblowing.
FritzThePothead 5 months ago in playlist Mozart
The cadence at 2:17 - 2:23 is very much similar to the cadence in Piano Concerto No. 7 by Mozart.
stealspell 5 months ago
No. 5, not 7, and it's the 3rd movement.
stealspell 5 months ago
The harmonies at 6:00 are "killing" me!!!!:)
rihannalover93 5 months ago
@MrMrBobik - Jeffrey Tate is severely handicapped having been born with spina bifida and also suffers from kyphosis, or curvature of the upper spine. Please try not to make jokes at the expense of those brave enough to do their work despite public humiliation from such as you.
maestrovoci 5 months ago 100
@maestrovoci I totally agree. Is he wheel chair bound or can he walk?
quinn244 4 months ago
@quinn244 - I only saw him live once, and that was more than 20 years ago. He walked, but with great difficulty. I wish all those who mock him would instantly be given his physical condition for the rest of their lives. Poof! Away with them!
maestrovoci 4 months ago
@maestrovoci Thanks for clarifying I appreciate it. And I agree with your other statement.
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maestrovoci 5 months ago
@nequillim Nay, Mozart's been around for 200 years, and could probably play circles around Bieber.
magnusrex0 5 months ago
that conductor makes me want to quirt soda form my nose
MrMrBoblk 5 months ago
@MrMrBoblk
Comments like yours make me thank God for people like THAT conductor. So, stop acting like a feeble You Tube troglobite.
All the best.
starmanbridges 5 months ago 6
@MrMrBoblk I hope a grand piano falls on you some day
GMSamuelRhine 2 months ago
@MrMrBoblk It's always good to hear from someone as you, with the wit and class to denigrate a disabled person who obviously has accomplished infinitely more than you could ever hope. He will continue to achieve, and you will continue to exist within an impoverished mentality. There is justice in the Universe.
pranktheroyal 2 months ago
@Shanelololol Hey, you seem like a really smart guy. I'm sorry some people suck. Don't play into their games. Just relax, and enjoy music. Anybody that wants to make music anything more than enjoyment is not worth your time. Like your youtube ID suggests, just laugh them off.
saotomi5102 6 months ago
@nequillim The palaces and royal courts he played for kept records and why would they need to lie.No reason. He definitely existed as we have records of his visit to london which cannot be tampered with. He doesnt need anyone to make him seem better he does that all by himself with the music he produced. JB could just be a robot programmed to sing. they can do that you know.None of its alleged,its all real,And as i said before we like this music, all music of today stems from stuff like this.
dixiedixie447 6 months ago
@ 1:16 Wow!!! Just wow.
JESUSanswers1 6 months ago
@nequillim Mozart wrote his first symphony when he was 8 and his first opera at 12.At 3 he was picking out chords on the harpsichord .Just before he was six,his father took him and Nannerl,also highly talented, to Munich to play at the Bavarian court, and a few months later they went to Vienna and were heard at the imperial court and in noble houses.JB is definitely not smarter that Mozart
dixiedixie447 6 months ago
@dixiedixie447 it wont let me put the sources so its 8notes./biographies and biography./articles/Wolfgang-Mozart
dixiedixie447 6 months ago
@nequillim Lol obvious piss take :P Seeing as most of the artists you mention enjoy classical music immensely.
motorcycliscian 6 months ago in playlist Jupiter Symphony
@nequillim the reason its just notes and melodies(btw some of his pieces have lyrics try his Requiem)is because it doesnt need words.it speaks to your soul through the music and JB is good for today but compared to Mozart he might as well be a vegetable.its not just 'dun- dun' music its more beautiful than that .Did JB start writing music at 5 and was he able to play instruments at 6,no is the answer.Ive seen your comments on a few Classical music pieces.so if you dont like it,dont listen to it.
dixiedixie447 6 months ago
@nequillim oh a can you give me a reason why pop music is better than Classical music? no didnt think so
dixiedixie447 6 months ago
@nequillim here's my reasoning: this music is and still is regarded by many as divine and they have superiority over contemporary music because : A Contemporary music is shit and B Classical music like this has been around for 250 years and it will be around for another 2050 years +. Pop music like gaga and beiber will be dead and buried after about 15 years. Also classical music is for the intelligent and the a specific group of people who like it. if you dont like it FUCK off
dixiedixie447 6 months ago
Mozart is for me the most autopoietic musician!
alauc 6 months ago
just listen..
Willsemer 6 months ago
Mozart IS the voice of God..
Willsemer 6 months ago
Mozart IS the voice if God..dont u get it?..ever?..
Willsemer 6 months ago
@nequillim please, for the sake of humanity kill yourself. you dont deserve to inherit the same earth as mozart did so please just die and be burnt to nothingness
dixiedixie447 6 months ago
@nequillim please stop trolling. you obviously have a very very small penis if you're a man and if your a women your in perma period mode. No one cares about what you have to say so god die in whichever way you deem best. Bieber and gaga have talent for todays music but they cant hold a candle to mozart, bach, tchaikovsky etc..
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MEMBRA1N 6 months ago
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Dirkovic80 6 months ago
This is really a good piece! In my option not as good as Bach's Brandenburg Concertos - but this is certainly good! Good enough to fit in my collection of classical music.
Azpatix 6 months ago
God almighty, don't ya just tingle when they hit those high notes and bring the crescendo? I mean, my god, ol' Mozart is just toying with us, leading us around by the heartstrings. I wish I could live my life with this in my heart. Oh yeah, I forgot to mention that these muscians and that conductor dude aren't forgotten. What did Hugh Grant say? Bewildered awe? Sums me up, for sure.
Ashlar62 6 months ago
I do believe this is Mozart's magnum opus... clear, clean and superbly balanced. I hope this video receives more hits.
JustOneMoreChild 6 months ago 3
I salute you, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart! The man who made me pause porn for 9 minutes and 31 seconds!
Neonalfax 6 months ago 116
@Neonalfax oh congratulations this is part 1 ... not the full symphonie
googlekopfkind 5 months ago
@googlekopfkind no this is the 4th and final movement of K551 :) The grand finale
Sinsteel 5 months ago
@Sinsteel i know
googlekopfkind 5 months ago
@Neonalfax LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
darksider300 3 months ago
This is definitely not an easy piece of music
YGAxs1 6 months ago
donot need god it is best human can make it
dinkarrao1 6 months ago
@dinkarrao1 without God this would not have been inspired. mozart was a man of great faith.
Shanelololol 6 months ago
@Shanelololol Mozart was around at the time of enlightenment... Bach's faith was strong. With Mozart though his faith was very flacid... when he speaks of God he writes about him in a very non-passionate matter of fact way. He however in his letters writes things such as "Composition is my one and true passion". So I don't know here you got you're idea from that faith was his drive?
motorcycliscian 6 months ago
@motorcycliscian why would he go out of his way to write pieces which glorify God if God didn't inspire him at all?
Shanelololol 6 months ago
@Shanelololol He was inspired by creation, he writes about that. Maybe it was expected of him to write glorification to God works? Would be quite odd for a piano composer of the time to go against the grain, we see him also compose Sonata's and Symphonies instead of creating new styles to do whatever he pleased. I think money was one of his main drivers, as he states in letters that is one of the most important things to him. And he was almost always paid for everything he wrote.
motorcycliscian 6 months ago
@motorcycliscian stop writing if this is based off of your opinion instead of actual facts.
Shanelololol 6 months ago
@Shanelololol You originally said "without God this would not have been inspired". No one can know that except for Mozart, so stop lying or creating some odd belief about Mozartyou couldn't possibly know. The fact is he wrote amazing pieces of music, that we do know. And that's all that really matters.
motorcycliscian 6 months ago
@motorcycliscian i said that because it is true not an opinion.
Shanelololol 6 months ago
@Shanelololol Quote your sources then if it's true?
motorcycliscian 6 months ago
@Shanelololol Oh are you being all religious? Oh I get it now, you're just attributing your deities apparent creation of every person as the soul reason for Mozarts virtues and skills? Never mind... I thought I was speaking to a rational person :)
motorcycliscian 6 months ago
@motorcycliscian you are very biased and an unpleasant person. im just saying that There would be far far less good music without God to inspire it. and i was pointing out that Mozart wrote about the Lord therefore God obviously played a role in his career.
Shanelololol 6 months ago
@Shanelololol Lol, agreed. Same said for Alcohol, and a large number of drugs.
motorcycliscian 6 months ago
@motorcycliscian mozart was not a drug addict. or an alcoholic
Shanelololol 6 months ago
@Shanelololol You said there'd be far less good music without God to inspire it. And I was just saying the same can be said for good music existing due to alcohol and a large number of drugs. Talking about good music in general, not specifically Mozart at this point.
motorcycliscian 6 months ago
@motorcycliscian Listen, how dare you even begin to challenge people for their religious beliefs. Whether or not you believe is irrelevant. Denying the influence that Christianity had on music is like denying that wheat is used in bread. Back off. And what's worse is you are probably so arrogant that you will miss the point of this statement and get defensive and insult my intelligence. Prove yourself to be rational and calm the FUCK DOWN YOU ARROGANT TWAT!
saotomi5102 6 months ago
@saotomi5102 I'm not denying it, I'm saying it's impossible to say you know Mozart was inspired by god. He doesn't make that apparent in the letters he writes which is our only real source for his personality.
motorcycliscian 6 months ago
Reduction of Woody Allen's argument: [premise] "X is cool" > [conclusion] "God exists". I myself do see a few problems here...
jezmuff 6 months ago
Well, I don't agree about the God part, but this is easily Mozart's best symphony, and by an order of magnitude the most influential.
PhysicalsimForever 7 months ago
If Mozart had lived longer and written subsequent symphonies, one wonders what kind of glories might have been attained
auspicious99 7 months ago
This movement of this symphony is Mozart's magnum opus-no doubt.
jglsd1 7 months ago
In order to understand what Mozart felt is to go back in his time and imagine what life was like. This music was known to man as a Godly way to appreciate today for tomorrow has its' own. The donut was not even invented yet, but candle was was.
alrozz 7 months ago
Best orchestral piece ever written, thank you Mozart.
pianoliste 7 months ago
Even money the conductor still has his clothes picked out by his mom?
Snakebite2000 7 months ago
31 people think Rebecca Black is talented.
murdock665 7 months ago
gaga and bieber wise up were talking about a genius here
rob58166 7 months ago
that conductor is funny!!!
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rkotcher 7 months ago
I loved the counterpoint in the finale!
DiatonicSoul 7 months ago
@nequillim Yes, he is popular...for being disliked (that's why it is important).
asdf1231997 7 months ago
i cannot imagine that people in 200 years will remember Justin Bieber!!!
schambi333 7 months ago
This is beyond genius! Five different fucking themes being combined simultaneously in the most brilliant display of virtuosity, experience, and superb musicianship!
Can someone please get a dictionary and try to find a word that's sufficent to describe just how fucking genius this movement is? Because I know such a word doesn't exist!
HerlockSholmes123 7 months ago
This is a great piece of music. The conductor was awesome.
chefhach 7 months ago
now multiply the classical figures by thirty to account for all those years youtube wasn't up.
neutrinonerd3333 7 months ago
@nequillim WANNA BET?
asdf1231997 7 months ago
@nequillim Oh yea? What about the PERCENTAGE of DISLIKES?
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whneo97 7 months ago
Just brilliant.
jpck20 7 months ago
the conductor lol
kaptinjosecuervo 7 months ago
@nequillim haha, apparently you haven't studied classical music at all. there are tons of forms that are dances, ex. bouree.
vivasoberania 7 months ago
Is that Elliot Gardner? What is this ensemble, the year? Anyone know? It is a remarkable video
beachtreenet 7 months ago
Imagine too if you can, that this composition was conceived entirely in his head before anything was written down. A five part double fugue, with all it's mathematical perfection.
hardmuscl4life 7 months ago
Mozart mola
Gabribateria 7 months ago
As an argument to the whole dancing thing. Mozart was hired purely to write music to dance to. He hated it, stating the lack of intelligence it took to write, so he played jokes in the songs (starting a song with several cadenzas), just to prove the idiocy. Mozart was, and always will be king.
trfinck 8 months ago
thumps up if you'r cool :D
pedofieltje111 8 months ago
ive heard better
SADFACE1000 8 months ago
@nequillim pfft? u'll see after 50 years.
0musicluva0 8 months ago
addicted to mozart!!!!! if that is even possible
classicalsrock 8 months ago
@nequillim bad joke
GilboadamLFC 8 months ago
@nequillim um... you can dance to classical music, but not modern music. what you call that dancing? i call that drunk, high idiots jumping around like monkeys, not dancing. real dancing is minuets, gigues, ballets, sarabandes, and gavottes.
ModellMeister 8 months ago
I am very much a stoic, and this piece still evokes such a profound emotional response. Truely one of the greatest of humanity's many achievements.
Johannes999999999 8 months ago
Dear Mozart, this argument looks terrible.
freesia96 8 months ago
And who's talking? We all know Youtube is bribed to promote them into being front-page!
345bomberman 8 months ago
@nequillim Oh really? Monotone music for idiots made by idiots. Like people will listen to music that has hardly any variance to it. Classical has that beauty in which 6 parts come together and blend in harmoniusly. You deserve to be hit on the head with a Chinese violin for that. Wait, not even a Chinese violin. More like a rotten fish.
345bomberman 8 months ago
So why talk to the obvious troll and not just turn off comments or listen to this piece? Wow.
WatashigaSegida 8 months ago
@nequillim So your saying there has been no dancing for all the past until Gaga came around? What do you think they did in that time? Danced? Oh of course not! They just named half of all musical forms like sarabande and and gigue (which are dances btw if you didn't know) so you could sit around thinking about how in the future, they would dance to Lady Gaga music? You probably don't know it because they were sophisticated dances, unlike just waving you arm and jumping up and down.
slothfat 8 months ago
BRAVO! BRAVO! BRAVISIMO!!!