During the finale - that, sadly then, young lady in the blue turban. She's adorable. Totally in love with her because of her dancing. Fabulous - someone build me a damn time machine!!!
@gypsyeyes008 It comes in the second act of the opera and it's No. 11. The full title of that track is "Martern aller Arten" - "Doch du bist entschlossen." It's usually about 9 minutes long and the familiar part from Amadeus comes in at about a minute until the end. And that's awesome being born on the same day as Mozart! :D
@muhammedmuhiddin then why do you think Mozart was acting awkward when he was explaining the set to to the emperor? He said he was not going to show concubines exposing their.... *bahahahahahahaha* (Mozart's bouncy laugh!XD). So it was at least referred to as a brothel.
@muhammedmuhiddin hey, I looked it up too! I looked up both, but stuck with brothel, since that was the dumbed-down word used in the movie. But seriously, can you not love this guy's laugh????:) the best laugh ever!!!XD
@muhammedmuhiddin The video camera dude should have made it more noticeable! When you pointed that out, i was like wow. hahahahaha! he is like the best mozart actor ever! (not that there's a lot of those!XD) i wonder if mozart really laughed something like that...
@SilenceTheQuiet well i hope that he was used to laugh like that :D because it is really suitable on him :D if he wasnt, it doesnt matter because for me i mean in my mind he was laughing like on movie :D well actually i am a musician and this movie was really important when i began to play the guitar first time. because when i watched the movie i really defined how my life style had to be :) i mean mozart's doesnt care about anything so i thought it would be really nice to live like that :D
@muhammedmuhiddin It does suit him very well! It is expressive! And i'm a musician too. piano and violin (whoo). And i actually like watching people in this time period... well, just do stuff! I find it interesting. I get why they did stuff like that. my fam is all like, "why are they doing this? what in god's name are they wearing? what's wrong with their voices?"hahahahaha lol.
The Aria is "Martern aller Arten" From the Opera 'Die Entfuhrung aus dem serail', or 'Abduction from Seraglio.' I'm no opera buff, but wikipedia and spotify helped me figure it out! :)
But which scene/aria is this particular one with the 10 minutes of ghastly scales? To paraphrase, that is, "whizzing up & down like fireworks" was once my specialty...AFTER I refused to any longer be a "trained monkey" taken about to do tricks in composition & playing back songs by ear...how tiresome....but dying @ 35? I've passed that now & don't want my comps to die with me.....even if Salieri was never out to get anyone (but the soprano here..LOL)
2:23 - here in this part it is very easy to see - how do you sigh - how much is in love with her :-) In that part is Salieri very cute :-) Anyway, that movie is epic ( from our dear producer )! I love it! Mozart was genial. And solo, who sings Catarina, is beautiful. I don´t listen this music, but.. it´s just amazing. :-)
@starmanbridges But which scene/aria is this particular one with the 10 minutes of ghastly scales? To paraphrase, that is, "whizzing up & down like fireworks" was once my specialty...AFTER I refused to any longer be a "trained monkey" taken about to do tricks in composition & playing back songs by ear...how tiresome....but dying @ 35? I've passed that now & don't want my comps to die with me.....even if Salieri was never out to get anyone (but the soprano here..LOL)
@starmanbridges When I first saw the movie I was wondering why she got so mad when she found out he was engaged and why he was giggling at her hahaha. I love this movie I just watched it last night I might watch it again :)
@leedimond789 Sure, can you imagine what Mozart said to her, or maybe promised? Haha, a lot of sweet nothings and to bed they went! And I'm sure least of all an engagement to another woman. (haha- such a creature)
5:13 is my favorite moment in this clip. It really captures Mozart's unyielding talent in his field, and performed in such a fluid 'second nature' way... I'm sure you'll be watching again... it's one of those films that keep drawing you in, even if you do know what's to come.
@MMMphood You probably found it by yourself by now, but it's "Martern Aller Arten", from Entfuhrung aus dem Serail (Abduction from the Seraglio). You can watch a very nice version here:
to quote Joseph he actually said to Wolfgang 'very many notes' but this scene is quite accurate for the most part. This movie catpures the Italians in Vienna despised Wolfgang and tried everything they could to thwart his music. The Marriage of Figaro for example, the singers were 'instructed' by Rosenburg(glasses) to sing flat and flub lines, to which Joseph told Rosenburg 'Go and tell those singers that they stop their treachery instantly and sing the opera as they should!'
Why is there a discussion about the freemasons? Go and discuss the abduction from the seraglio or mozart's and salieri's contacts and fights or whatever, but just stay to the music and the film, the stuff that this video is about...
I did know about Mozart and his freemason friends, but I didn't know that "Die Zauberflöte" is about freemasonary! Why is that? Can you tell me any connections where there are hints about freemasons?
My family are also freemasons. In fact my dad, bros, uncles and so are wearing the freemason ring. I doubt any of my family members would join any "cult" . They joined because of tradition and beliving they would achieve something good. Like Mozart did.
It's not a cult. It's at best a boys-club. They put their finest pinguin outfit on and drink some cognac. Play with swords , what do I know. Trying to turn it into something "occult" shows ignorance.
But yes. Lets hear more Mozart. Also a great freemason.
freemasons come from all walks of life so please stop thinking it is just for the rich after all their are butlers that are freemasons so i am told. . . . how is your mother
I simply do my research, assemble my data and come up with a conclusion. Freemasons are occult followers. Why don't you do some research and come up with your own conclusions instead of "talking" to them? Remember, all that's important is the truth, nothing more. But, I still LOVE Mozart!! =D
well... your argument makes no sense at all... and i can't help talking to Free-Masons, i find myself really close to one. Just so you know, i wasn't accepted in the community because i'm an atheist. One of the basic things of Masonry is the belief in God and his wisdom. So i suggest you redo your research, if truth is indeed within your interests. Best wishes.
Aguy you have no idea what yure talking about. you say " Freemasons are occult followers". All men in my family are freemasons. Not one is "occult follower". Do not speak of things you know nothing about. You do research? Please do some more as clearly you have no clue.
Adam Weishaupt created Freemasonry out of lies and by the distorting the truth. you say your family are freemasons, perhaps it is you that should research your religion before lecturing me. Freemasons worship Satan and distorts the truth about the word of God =)
To worship satan you actually have to belive in that crap. The reason freemasons is a closed secret organization is because, and only because, new members are not to know what the higher grades are about. I'm sure youre into "conspiracy-theory" on all levels, but maybe a tiny part of your brain can grasp that very few things in life has a "deep occult answer".
like i said, I've done my research and came down to the conclusion that Freemasons are a cult. To each his own, have a great day one thing we can agree on, is that we both love Mozart! =)
865666tiscernabog, the mason are a bad outfit full of dumb anal fools perhaps once they were a worthwhile outfit but not now hienrich meimler whop scotland yard considers the worse mass murderer of all time was a mason
@AGuyWhoPunkUMama Mozart most certainly believed in God. Even after he became a freemason he wrote constantly about his hope and trust in God in his letters to his father Leopold. He considered himself a Catholic still after he became a freemason; many Catholics don't know however that they are automatically excommunicated if they become a freemason because their teachings are very opposed to the Catholic Church.
This is what´s written in the Screenplay: CAVALIERI (Konstanze): Honor be your reward! But you are determined, But you are determined, Calmly, with no ferment, Welcome - every pain and woe. Bind me then - compel me! Bind me then - compel me! Hurt me. Break me! Kill me! At last I shall be freed by death!
If you start reading thins you CANT stop .Once ther was a little girl named Cecilia.She was a little 7 year old who got strangled and raped by a man =.If you dont post this to 15 other videos you will see CCecilia standing at the end of your bed with a knife and she will kill you
You have to do this by midnight or you will be dead
Could anyone please let me know the name of these tracks.. originally composed by mozart.. the one in the video above, and the first titles track (which was taken by Titan Watches in India).. if someone could mane all the tracks in the entire movie, i'd be really glad..
i think from 2 45 to 3 50 is the best part. what is she saying in 3: 10 to 3 15 sounds liek touch me break me kill me but i know its a different language but what would that part of the opera be called the song and what does she say ??
@sep13 She´s singing: ...Honor be your reward Oh, you are determined, oh, you are determined, Calmly, with no ferment, Welcome - every pain and woe. Bind me then - compel me! Bind me then - compel me! Hurt me. Break me! Kill me! At last I shall be freed by death! Be freed at last by death! Be freed at last by death! At last I shall be freed By! Death!
Other versions are available on iTunes, just search for "Martern Aller Arten". I don't know if you can find this exact version from the movie, though. :/
This scene is absolute perfection. Konstanze (Murphy) is absolutely amazing! I wish I could hear the full aria. Gotta love Tom Hulce's Mozart. He is better than the conductor of the orchestra I'm in!
All the actors, especially the stage performers are just so good in this.
Ellipser 4 days ago
I was looking for flute music and found this video instead. It's been way too long since I saw this! I'm super happy it's on netflix instant ^__^
KawaiiThingsILike 1 month ago
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amikonyan 1 month ago
What's the piece at 4:30?
RunescapeWideos 1 month ago
@RunescapeWideos The finale from 'Abduction from the Seraglio.'
sacred41 3 days ago
During the finale - that, sadly then, young lady in the blue turban. She's adorable. Totally in love with her because of her dancing. Fabulous - someone build me a damn time machine!!!
MrThreshold2009 1 month ago
Mozart is soooooo "modest, and absolutly loves constructive criticism!!!
broadwaybaby1246 2 months ago
I can party to this music!
sweeneysebbyalucard 3 months ago
5:12 5:12 - sorry.
starmanbridges 7 months ago
@starmanbridges Salieri's reaction to that is so perfect. Like, "Gimme a break"
thesir27 6 months ago
@thesir27 So true- haha. He did not look like a happy patron of the opera!
starmanbridges 6 months ago
6:12 really nails Mozart's spirit- perfect-perfect-perfect.
starmanbridges 7 months ago
Yo, he was the first hater.
rwash1972 8 months ago 5
@rwash1972 lmao
Shesho3 2 months ago
I love how his hair shakes it awesome lol
leedimond789 9 months ago 2
What a great film- at so many levels...
starmanbridges 9 months ago 4
What is the first part she's singing called?
I have loved this movie since I was 10 years old. Mozart and I are bday twins :D
gypsyeyes008 9 months ago
@gypsyeyes008 Before the opera? It was just a vocal warm-up.
PaulGilbertIsGod2 9 months ago
@PaulGilbertIsGod2 No the first song in the opera.
gypsyeyes008 9 months ago
@gypsyeyes008 It comes in the second act of the opera and it's No. 11. The full title of that track is "Martern aller Arten" - "Doch du bist entschlossen." It's usually about 9 minutes long and the familiar part from Amadeus comes in at about a minute until the end. And that's awesome being born on the same day as Mozart! :D
jcvargas85 9 months ago
@jcvargas85 Thank you!
gypsyeyes008 9 months ago
mozart named cavalieri's part after his fiance
bonumfatum457 9 months ago
HAREM IS NOT A BROTHEL YOU FUCKING IDIOT! harem was home of the sultan in ottoman empire
muhammedmuhiddin 10 months ago
@muhammedmuhiddin then why do you think Mozart was acting awkward when he was explaining the set to to the emperor? He said he was not going to show concubines exposing their.... *bahahahahahahaha* (Mozart's bouncy laugh!XD). So it was at least referred to as a brothel.
SilenceTheQuiet 9 months ago
@SilenceTheQuiet but it is not
muhammedmuhiddin 9 months ago
@muhammedmuhiddin hey, I looked it up too! I looked up both, but stuck with brothel, since that was the dumbed-down word used in the movie. But seriously, can you not love this guy's laugh????:) the best laugh ever!!!XD
SilenceTheQuiet 9 months ago
@SilenceTheQuiet :D yea laugh is really the best ever. noone except him can laugh in front of the emperor :D
muhammedmuhiddin 9 months ago
@muhammedmuhiddin ikr? watch Peter Shaffer's Amadeus in 30 seconds! it is awesome!
SilenceTheQuiet 9 months ago
@SilenceTheQuiet watch the 0:20 second's laugh, how the emperor beside him, got scared :D
muhammedmuhiddin 9 months ago
@muhammedmuhiddin hahahahaha like you can barely see him jump! :D
SilenceTheQuiet 9 months ago
@SilenceTheQuiet hahahaha yea i can imagine how the emperor felt when mozart laughed :D jump you m.fkr. emperor jump :D
muhammedmuhiddin 9 months ago
@muhammedmuhiddin The video camera dude should have made it more noticeable! When you pointed that out, i was like wow. hahahahaha! he is like the best mozart actor ever! (not that there's a lot of those!XD) i wonder if mozart really laughed something like that...
SilenceTheQuiet 9 months ago
@SilenceTheQuiet well i hope that he was used to laugh like that :D because it is really suitable on him :D if he wasnt, it doesnt matter because for me i mean in my mind he was laughing like on movie :D well actually i am a musician and this movie was really important when i began to play the guitar first time. because when i watched the movie i really defined how my life style had to be :) i mean mozart's doesnt care about anything so i thought it would be really nice to live like that :D
muhammedmuhiddin 9 months ago
@muhammedmuhiddin It does suit him very well! It is expressive! And i'm a musician too. piano and violin (whoo). And i actually like watching people in this time period... well, just do stuff! I find it interesting. I get why they did stuff like that. my fam is all like, "why are they doing this? what in god's name are they wearing? what's wrong with their voices?"hahahahaha lol.
SilenceTheQuiet 9 months ago
The Aria is "Martern aller Arten" From the Opera 'Die Entfuhrung aus dem serail', or 'Abduction from Seraglio.' I'm no opera buff, but wikipedia and spotify helped me figure it out! :)
sfij1980 10 months ago
Mozart is cute xDDD
MisheeKaintz 10 months ago
5:12 Only real men conduct like this.
connorross123 10 months ago
"showing off like the greedy songbird that she was" rotfl! this movie is brilliant.
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But which scene/aria is this particular one with the 10 minutes of ghastly scales? To paraphrase, that is, "whizzing up & down like fireworks" was once my specialty...AFTER I refused to any longer be a "trained monkey" taken about to do tricks in composition & playing back songs by ear...how tiresome....but dying @ 35? I've passed that now & don't want my comps to die with me.....even if Salieri was never out to get anyone (but the soprano here..LOL)
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LexeconKiddo 10 months ago
absolutely in love with Mozart's expression at 2:53 .
angelwriter13 11 months ago
love mozart s facial expressions on stage with constanze and 'the greedy song bird'
devilxhlywood 11 months ago
Why is the aria in English and not in German? :(
xDROPDEADGORGEOUS 1 year ago
Too many notes. Just cut a few and it will be perfect? Funny anyway.
TheNestling 1 year ago
3:09 \m/
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4:35
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4:44 he is like says 'Be quiet the baby is sleeping!' and 8:05 the Constanze's breasts will burst :
-This is my dear daugh..
LOL :
BOOOOM! :D
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zeynocuk1 1 year ago
i love 07:41.
For once, if it wasn't for his mother in law, Mozart would be so fucked.
Doika86 1 year ago
5:13 rock star!
Adrianlnsane 1 year ago 3
thank u so much, big hugs :*
karyplas 1 year ago
Well...there it is.
YagamikamiLight 1 year ago 22
what is the name of it's opera ? :D
karyplas 1 year ago
@karyplas
it is called die entführung aus dem serail in german or Abduction from the Seraglio in english :D
khl1975 1 year ago
One of my favourite scenes in the movie :D Mozart = Genius!
MegaFluffyPlatypus 1 year ago
"Too many notes"... HOW ABSURD!!
brownfoxx76 1 year ago 3
¿Esta cantada en inglés la obra? ¿Por qué....?
morgulddt 1 year ago
fuck i wish i had a voice like her
vincentvalentinedark 1 year ago
Comment to the "Die Enfuhrung Aus Dem Serail "
It has to be "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" :D
TherealMrsTodd 1 year ago
News travels fast in Vienna...
Empirical1980 1 year ago
Least of all...The Creature!
Empirical1980 1 year ago
@Empirical1980 The creature had had my darling girl!
HerrWarja 1 year ago
when the final chorus starts at around 4:20 the dancer at the front is so off and he stays off!!!!!!!!!
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whats the name of the opera about 4:20-5:30??? Please :))))))
xaKristyy 1 year ago
whats the name of the opera about 4:20-5:30??? Please :))))))
xaKristyy 1 year ago
@xaKristyy Die Entführung aus dem Serail. Great opera!
eshofuni50 1 year ago
2:23 - here in this part it is very easy to see - how do you sigh - how much is in love with her :-) In that part is Salieri very cute :-) Anyway, that movie is epic ( from our dear producer )! I love it! Mozart was genial. And solo, who sings Catarina, is beautiful. I don´t listen this music, but.. it´s just amazing. :-)
ParkourMetalPunk 1 year ago
3:10-3:13 Those 3 shots of her are like amazing! Almost wood bearing
SDJOE1 1 year ago 5
It's next to Jaws and Sweeney Todd, the dark knight and titanic, AWESOME MOVIE! A FAVORITE!
lacrossedramagal 1 year ago
Catarina's reaction at 1:43 was priceless.
Chessykatzenz 1 year ago
"At that moment I knew, he'd had her, the creature had had my darling girl.."
"That little creature.." - I love it!
starmanbridges 1 year ago 25
@starmanbridges But which scene/aria is this particular one with the 10 minutes of ghastly scales? To paraphrase, that is, "whizzing up & down like fireworks" was once my specialty...AFTER I refused to any longer be a "trained monkey" taken about to do tricks in composition & playing back songs by ear...how tiresome....but dying @ 35? I've passed that now & don't want my comps to die with me.....even if Salieri was never out to get anyone (but the soprano here..LOL)
LexeconKiddo 10 months ago
@starmanbridges What did he mean by that? I always thought that it meant Mozart and Caterina had sex but I am not sure lol
leedimond789 9 months ago
@leedimond789 That's correct... the "creature" had sex with her- hahaha funny!
starmanbridges 9 months ago
@starmanbridges When I first saw the movie I was wondering why she got so mad when she found out he was engaged and why he was giggling at her hahaha. I love this movie I just watched it last night I might watch it again :)
leedimond789 9 months ago
@leedimond789 Sure, can you imagine what Mozart said to her, or maybe promised? Haha, a lot of sweet nothings and to bed they went! And I'm sure least of all an engagement to another woman. (haha- such a creature)
5:13 is my favorite moment in this clip. It really captures Mozart's unyielding talent in his field, and performed in such a fluid 'second nature' way... I'm sure you'll be watching again... it's one of those films that keep drawing you in, even if you do know what's to come.
starmanbridges 9 months ago
I love his laughh :)
PeterRabbit19 1 year ago
7:22 - textbook yesman
DrMBA28 2 years ago
what song is that exactly that Cavalieri sings? I really like it!
MMMphood 2 years ago
@MMMphood You probably found it by yourself by now, but it's "Martern Aller Arten", from Entfuhrung aus dem Serail (Abduction from the Seraglio). You can watch a very nice version here:
watch?v=wHq7anu_f34
LabakiTurbo 2 years ago
thank you very much!
MMMphood 2 years ago
She sings solo in "Marten Aller Arten".
Mercer1012 1 year ago
Que musica maravilhosa. Obrigado.
marcelomorer 2 years ago
Hahaha, the singer's name is Catarina, just like mine :). This is my all-time favourite movie!!!
P14N157cat 2 years ago
Hhahahahahaha, as if Emperor Joseph II understand something about music... even a opera, the most difficult thing in music to compose.
Ballack933 2 years ago 3
to quote Joseph he actually said to Wolfgang 'very many notes' but this scene is quite accurate for the most part. This movie catpures the Italians in Vienna despised Wolfgang and tried everything they could to thwart his music. The Marriage of Figaro for example, the singers were 'instructed' by Rosenburg(glasses) to sing flat and flub lines, to which Joseph told Rosenburg 'Go and tell those singers that they stop their treachery instantly and sing the opera as they should!'
krlowe 2 years ago
2:01 lol..
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TheWisemonkey8 2 years ago
akzeptables vid ;) HeisseZone . com ist auch akzeptabel wen man von dem nerd foto absieht
derrektorp 2 years ago
Oh my god, Constanze's mother is soooo.... just oh my god. Embarrassing scene when the emperor Joseph II criticises Mozart and they turn up.
ElisabettaVS 2 years ago
I second that!
killingthecockroach 2 years ago
Why is there a discussion about the freemasons? Go and discuss the abduction from the seraglio or mozart's and salieri's contacts and fights or whatever, but just stay to the music and the film, the stuff that this video is about...
ElisabettaVS 2 years ago 3
Because Mozart was a freemanson and his opera "The Magic Flute"is about freemasonary
pfoneill 2 years ago 2
I did know about Mozart and his freemason friends, but I didn't know that "Die Zauberflöte" is about freemasonary! Why is that? Can you tell me any connections where there are hints about freemasons?
ElisabettaVS 2 years ago 2
i'm soooo agree with you!
angelwings02 2 years ago
Very smart people like Mozart were seldom understood.
MrMaxwell2010 2 years ago
My family are also freemasons. In fact my dad, bros, uncles and so are wearing the freemason ring. I doubt any of my family members would join any "cult" . They joined because of tradition and beliving they would achieve something good. Like Mozart did.
lillyskunk 2 years ago
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SethBlizzard 2 years ago
on the contrary -- mozart made the aria more florid than necessary to accommodate cavalieri's "flexible throat"
diuscorvus 2 years ago
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you people are freaks, get a life
finaldestiny17 2 years ago
finaldestiny17, i see you haven't got yours
rodstartube 2 years ago
i meant the guys talking about the cult, excuse me
finaldestiny17 2 years ago
It's not a cult. It's at best a boys-club. They put their finest pinguin outfit on and drink some cognac. Play with swords , what do I know. Trying to turn it into something "occult" shows ignorance.
But yes. Lets hear more Mozart. Also a great freemason.
8656aul 2 years ago 2
freemasons come from all walks of life so please stop thinking it is just for the rich after all their are butlers that are freemasons so i am told. . . . how is your mother
sleepingspider 2 years ago
Peut on trouver le nom exacte de la soprano qui chante (pas l'actrice) et me dire SVP si l'on peut trouver cette bande son quelque part .
Mille mercis
André
androphore 2 years ago
Je crois elle s'appele Suzanne Murphy.
Parparim61 2 years ago
what a epic movie!
gutfrero 2 years ago
it was the quick intercutting between mozart and cavalieri at 3:10 that i KNEW this was my favorite movie of all time!!!! and it still is!!!
artmania1990 2 years ago 4
this is the best movie ever!
gutfrero 2 years ago
What is the name of the Soprano aria at 2:30?
and what is the name of the piece at 4:20?
are the same thing?
please let me know im dying to know
fetchism 2 years ago
The bit at 420 is from the finale of the opera.
Not sure about the aria. They're not from the same section though, obviously, they are from the same work.
MadJohnEscapes 2 years ago
i dont know the soprano's name but the piece is the final chorus from the opera "Die Entführung aus dem Serail"
The soprano aria and this chorus is by the same opera.
Enjoy :D
GarcioBass4 2 years ago
the soprano aria is 'Martern aller Arten" in german. There's an italian version called 'Tutte le torture'.
tneprescintr 2 years ago
Lol 8:15
Stevenup7004 2 years ago
favorite part of the movie :)
erikacrystalmj 2 years ago
my favourite part !!! i wish i could see the whole opera
w0ngh0n 2 years ago
"only talent interests a woman of taste"
flaminia5 2 years ago
I love Mozart's like little smiling thing at 2:54 - 2:56 ! it's so cute! i love this movie, wonderful acting! ^^
hippygravy240 2 years ago 2
I love this movie!
Claudia92GreenDay 2 years ago
Love that laugh. God Bless Mozart soul.
laratta 2 years ago 2
Mozart doesn't believe in God....he was a Free Mason. =) but yes, he was very talented.
AGuyWhoPunkUMama 2 years ago
who the hell told you that free masons don't believe in god?
tneprescintr 2 years ago
history books. Look it up my friend =)
AGuyWhoPunkUMama 2 years ago
well, all wrong... i can tell you so far. Have you tried talking to a real free-mason instead of reading about them?
tneprescintr 2 years ago
no I have not. Sorry but I don't converse with occult followers. =)
AGuyWhoPunkUMama 2 years ago
haha... that's why you think they are ''occult followers''...
tneprescintr 2 years ago
I simply do my research, assemble my data and come up with a conclusion. Freemasons are occult followers. Why don't you do some research and come up with your own conclusions instead of "talking" to them? Remember, all that's important is the truth, nothing more. But, I still LOVE Mozart!! =D
AGuyWhoPunkUMama 2 years ago
well... your argument makes no sense at all... and i can't help talking to Free-Masons, i find myself really close to one. Just so you know, i wasn't accepted in the community because i'm an atheist. One of the basic things of Masonry is the belief in God and his wisdom. So i suggest you redo your research, if truth is indeed within your interests. Best wishes.
tneprescintr 2 years ago
I have my friend, and my conclusion remains the same. Best wishes to you as well. One thing we both can agree on is our love for Mozart's music! =)
AGuyWhoPunkUMama 2 years ago
Aguy you have no idea what yure talking about. you say " Freemasons are occult followers". All men in my family are freemasons. Not one is "occult follower". Do not speak of things you know nothing about. You do research? Please do some more as clearly you have no clue.
8656aul 2 years ago
Adam Weishaupt created Freemasonry out of lies and by the distorting the truth. you say your family are freemasons, perhaps it is you that should research your religion before lecturing me. Freemasons worship Satan and distorts the truth about the word of God =)
AGuyWhoPunkUMama 2 years ago
To worship satan you actually have to belive in that crap. The reason freemasons is a closed secret organization is because, and only because, new members are not to know what the higher grades are about. I'm sure youre into "conspiracy-theory" on all levels, but maybe a tiny part of your brain can grasp that very few things in life has a "deep occult answer".
8656aul 2 years ago
like i said, I've done my research and came down to the conclusion that Freemasons are a cult. To each his own, have a great day one thing we can agree on, is that we both love Mozart! =)
AGuyWhoPunkUMama 2 years ago
865666tiscernabog, the mason are a bad outfit full of dumb anal fools perhaps once they were a worthwhile outfit but not now hienrich meimler whop scotland yard considers the worse mass murderer of all time was a mason
atfatw 2 years ago
@AGuyWhoPunkUMama Mozart most certainly believed in God. Even after he became a freemason he wrote constantly about his hope and trust in God in his letters to his father Leopold. He considered himself a Catholic still after he became a freemason; many Catholics don't know however that they are automatically excommunicated if they become a freemason because their teachings are very opposed to the Catholic Church.
mozartsmusicblog 1 year ago
I love his hair! ö
Timkeiship 2 years ago 3
FarinelliNBG 2 years ago 5
the movie script says: Ò Since you are determined,
Since you are determined,
Calmly, with no ferment,
Welcome - every pain and woe.
Bind me then - compel me!
Bind me then - compel me!
Hurt me. Break me! Kill me!
At last I shall be freed by death!
kittenic44 2 years ago 4
well... that´s almost what I said!!!
I just wrote "but" instead of "since"... cause to me it sounds more like she´s sinning "But you are determined"... but anyways, it´s almost the same.
FarinelliNBG 2 years ago
The whole film is fabulous, but people forget what a killer job Jeffery Jones did as the Emporer
lancetop 2 years ago 6
Hell yeah! The Emporer is my favorite character. "Uh-huh."
a55kiker 2 years ago
He reminds me of Georg (Christopher Plummer) in the "The Sound of Music".
newmark401 2 years ago
I want the lyrics for this Turkish finale piece. Anyone has them?
gonkywonky 2 years ago 2
Pasha Selim
May he live Forever
Honor to his regal name
May his noble brow emblazon
Glory, fortune, joy, and fame
Pasha Selim live forever
Honor to his regal name
May his noble brow emblazon
Glory, fortune, joy, and fame
etc...
kristiancornelius 2 years ago 14
Many thanks.. Much appreciated!
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JazmineJonas 2 years ago
Could anyone please let me know the name of these tracks.. originally composed by mozart.. the one in the video above, and the first titles track (which was taken by Titan Watches in India).. if someone could mane all the tracks in the entire movie, i'd be really glad..
Sujeetpatharkar 2 years ago 2
02:58
PINKFLOYDPIG2 2 years ago
Mozart loves Turkish people:)
AtaTurksDoitBetter 2 years ago 14
Too much spice... Too many notes!
a55kiker 2 years ago 2
too many old men in glasses
kittenic44 2 years ago
a perfect movie, with just the right amount of words.
fliegeroh 2 years ago 19
@fliegeroh The right amount of words, too many notes
(Just kidding)
mozartsmusicblog 1 year ago
i think from 2 45 to 3 50 is the best part. what is she saying in 3: 10 to 3 15 sounds liek touch me break me kill me but i know its a different language but what would that part of the opera be called the song and what does she say ??
sep13 2 years ago
She is actually singing in English ;) Not in the original German.
Hmm what is she saying? Let's use our ears
though you are determined...
But at last I shall be freed by death
Salieri talks during the other word
elias12186 2 years ago
FarinelliNBG 1 year ago
How didn't thei dresses catch on those footlights when the gaurds pulled them up...?
tregnier279 2 years ago
What is name of this aria?
WojciechPiotrowicz 2 years ago
Act 2: Martern Aller Arten
phmuller 2 years ago
this is Turkish March mozart wrote for Turkish govorment Ottoman and Turkish people...
SBlackSession 2 years ago
Not quite...
elias12186 2 years ago 3
@SBlackSession no its not.
crafyer 1 year ago
stupendoooooo
royaltyok 3 years ago 2
Does anyone know if you can find this song in the beginning on iTunes or anywhere else? I love this song and i can't find it anywhere!
USAVMI10 3 years ago
Other versions are available on iTunes, just search for "Martern Aller Arten". I don't know if you can find this exact version from the movie, though. :/
Parparim61 3 years ago
highlight of the movie for me too. Brilliant!
desiwulf 3 years ago
The creature had my little girl...disdain?
Abebe345 3 years ago
this one made history
tim32211 3 years ago
i love this part!!!
LiveOnQueen 3 years ago
Doajenstvo vrhunsko!
IVANMITI 3 years ago
This scene is absolute perfection. Konstanze (Murphy) is absolutely amazing! I wish I could hear the full aria. Gotta love Tom Hulce's Mozart. He is better than the conductor of the orchestra I'm in!
Parparim61 3 years ago
someone should make a gif of 5:13
thesir27 3 years ago
Why don't you?
elias12186 3 years ago