@MakBDF You're wrong. The Welsh and Irish are not of Germanic descent. The English are of Germanic and Nordic descent. However the people of the British Isles have been mixing with each other for centuries, so they are a mixture of Germanic, Nordic and Celtic descent. I'm half English and half Welsh.
I love watching "Mozart" conducting the orchestra. You feel warmth from the singer and the Queen of the Night" BUT you feel HEAT from watching him conduct the orchestra. I love listening to the applause of a great performance.
@OyonTheAdept Yes, she is. Incredibly insulting. And there is no way to see whether she is June Anderson or Louisa Kennedy as it says in the remastered CD's of the OST
@megaboxxx The movie has a lot of fiction, do not take it as an historical reference... And about the real cause of Mozart's death, there is not (and perhaps it never will) a single opinion. Wiki's article about Mozart explains my point.
This film is excellent and that is a really good scene, i remember years and years ago when i hadn´t seen the movie but just parts the only scene that i could remembered was this one at the beginning, when he turns the words of the woman into music..that was soo funny, anyway Tom Hulce was really great in this film!!
She is mean't to be, but one assumes was not included in this scene for reasons of artistic licence. This film, and the play it is adapted from, was never intended to be anything even resembling a biography of Mozart's life. I imagine Peter Shaeffer never dreamed how huge his story of Mozart would become when he penned Amadeus for the stage. There is a very clever episode of The Simpsons which parodies the publics view of Mozart as shaped by this very film.
She is mean't to be, but one assumes was not included in this scene for reasons of artistic licence. This film, and the play it is adapted from, was never intended to be anything even resembling a biography of Mozart's life. I imagine Peter Shaeffer never dreamed how huge his story of Mozart would become when he penned Amadeus for the stage. There is a very clever episode of The Simpsons which parodies the public's view of Mozart as shaped by this very film.
@putoamodetodo Fue la vision del director. En la vida real, los personajes hablarian en aleman, pues estaban en Viena. Simplemente, todo lo que seria en aleman, Forman hizo que fuera en ingles, incluida la musica.
@alfonso1clarinet ya, pues sinceramente me gustan mas las operas de mozart en aleman (quiero decir en su idioma original) gracias por el comentario ^^
@alfonso1clarinet Obviamente, los diálogos han de ser traducidos, pero NO las piezas musicales que las acompañan, porque la no traducción de éstas no nos impide que sigamos la trama.
Es una auténtica mooooooooooooonstruosidad traducir las letras de las canciones. Y si sabes idiomas, en este caso inglés, te duelen los oídos, porque ni conserva el sentido de la amenaza de la Reina de la Noche a su hija y pierde el ritmo del fraseo musical que Mozart le da. U-N-H-O-R-R-O-R.
@alfonso1clarinet Obviamente, los diálogos han de ser traducidos, pero NO las piezas musicales que las acompañan, porque la no traducción de éstas no nos impide que sigamos la trama.
Es una auténtica mooooooooooooonstruosidad traducir las letras de las canciones. Y si sabes idiomas, en este caso inglés, te duelen los oídos, porque ni conserva el sentido de la amenaza de la Reina de la Noche a su hija y pierde el ritmo del fraseo musical que Mozart le da. U-N-H-O-R-R-O-R.
@jfquirosreyes Pues Forman así lo quiso y la verdad, no me molestan las traducciones (aunque siempre prefiero el idioma original) porque si alguien sabe inglés, pero no conocen la ópera, se pueden dar por lo menos una pequeña idea de lo que quieren decir los cantantes y la música. En esta película las traducciones en las arias no fueron literales, si no que aproximadas a la trama de la ópera. Si fueran literales, la letra sería confusa, pues todos los idiomas tienen formas diferentes de poesía.
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A shame all this effort (lovely sets, great scenes of the operas) went into a story that is a load of tosh! Mozart as a party animal - there isn't really any 'dirt' on Mozart - a bit of a flirtation with Nancy Storace - and he was a bit chubby in his later years - but not the insane party animal in this film- plus Tom Hulce looks nothing like him!! Poor Mozart.
lol I loved it,his inspiration by his mother's preaching n stuff lol...I love this one,der holle rache,I think Inva mula tchako would be excellent for this role...
i have heard her sing it, and i think she is the second best at it. Diana Damrau just fills her music with such passion and emotion. Its like the notes just flow out of her.
One of my favorite films.Mozart is my favorite composer. When I saw this film at 16 the entire audience seemed as enthralled as I was-no one left their seats until the credits ended. Seeing Die Zauberflote at the Volksoper in Vienna was amazing-the Queen of the Night is supposed to be menacing and that soprano scared everyone as soon as she rose out of a trapdoor onstage!
You'd be a fool not to avail yourself the opportunity to view this magnificent film. Grab this DVD, grab some popcorn and lots of soda, set aside a night to watch this, and enjoy. It was great today as it was back in the 80's. JMHO...
I heard something about this sad fact. Hard to find proofs then . On the other hand a freemason often tells lies. It is useful for them, that people thought that all talented people then there are freemasons. However we know that talent is given from God , but not from satan.Mozart is also known as a frequent guest for a Papa in Rome.
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Then God him quickly punished with death . His children did have not poserity and the famous Mozart family name has finished . In addition Mozart was't genius in his private life.
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It was the work of the devil himself that brought him down in the first place. That's way devotion to our lady is important beacuase it drives the Devil away.
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You people and your fucking mythology. Quite funny. HATE DEATH WAR REPEAT HATE DEATH WAR REPEAT HATE DEATH WAR REPEAT. Sound familiar. That's what I thought.
lol... love the begining :). June anderson rocks. However, Popp with Bohm is so much better... the best perhasp. Great post. Thanks for posting this! Kind and warm regards,
I welcome an English version of the lyrics. Not that I dislike the original German in any way, I just think it's nice to see other languages's takes on the aria. Hell, I'd like to hear a French, a Latin, a Chinese version.
The subtitles at the beginning is indeed Dutch, the spoken language in the clip is English, and the aria is song in English as well. Are we talking about the same thing?
When I refer to the original German version I mean the original lyrics as penned down by Mozart.
Despite the innacuracies, I love the movie's staging of it: so dramatic. The queen could be dressed in white to show moonlight. Nightime isn't always pitch black.
Austria only at times of Hitler was part of Germany. Did you not hear of the Austrian empire? German state (Deutschland) takes place from Teutonic Order (Deutsche Orden). After extermination of slavonic people prussow accepted the name of Prussia.
Are you OK? You say that "Danzig" (Gdańsk), "Stettin" (Szczecin) etc are german? Yeah, and maybe France, Denmark, Belguim, Norway, and Rusia, not counting former Yugoslavia countries. I'm Polish and I see that "Danzig", Stettin" are not german. You can visit them as a tourist, not as an owner.
The history is clear. Do not teach it if you don't know it well. You were lucky to survive in 1945 because you shouldn't survive. Greetings from Polish Gdańsk to Dirkovic in ugly German.
but since you poles live there this city is ugly like your whole country allways has been and i never said france norway , etc are german or should be german
You are quite funny. But ok - I will not laugh at you because you are really poor. You cannot face the truth so maybe try another war? But you must remember that the two previous wars weren't very lucky for you, ha ha ha.
You said nothing about France and Norway etc, thats's true but I don't understand it - shouldn't they belong to Great German People with the other parts with Europe?? Gdańsk and Austria are German but what about everything else? hahaha. Little german you have a problem haha.
and im saying it once again mozart WAS GERMAN AND WILL ALWAYS BE GERMAN HAHA EVEN if u lil hater kid wont get it
and austria will also be always be german as will be DANZIG STETTIN AND KÖNIGSBERG , list goes on
now go on and check on utube for some of the greatest (german xD) composers ever lived like mozart or beethoven or bach or haydn , and learn some about real culture
and stop beeing an envier , or u will die sooner hehe
and 2 your messed up and retarded statement on wwII and hitler lemme say you:
poland always sucked balls in history, in present and also will do in future cuz you are a folk full of primates
so stop now pls talkin about the history of my ancients , u can listen 2 em (and hate em because they are german and not polish xD), but u cant teach me about them
and lemme say you, your words will never hurt me cuz i spit on ppl like u
And we invite you to Gdańk. Mabe you will see any german flag in the city because I truly cannot see any. Oh, and maybe you'll see an old house of your family? haha
Now I understand why Russians call Berlin the russian city.
And Polish bastard is always better than german bastard. Greetings my little geman boy.
And one more thing - the only Austrian that belongs to you is not Mozart but your dear fuhrer Adolf. He must be still popular in your funny country because as I see some german pretend to be 'herrenvolk' till now.
And your language my little Dirkovic is so 'polite' and 'sophisticated' that it's known from the first glance that you're from Germany. But what can we expect from you, jealous, agressive, funny little man with huge complex. You don't have to respond, I won't lose time to read it.
@MakBDF by a German country I mean it was an independent German city state which a was also a germen speaking and culture nation. Also they are from the same descendant.
@tim32211 But Mozart was Austrian. Similarly, Ukrainians and Belarusians until the 18th they were just Poles living in one united Kingdom of Poland and currently they are independent, separate nations.
@MakBDF Yes you are correct one your one reply but Austrian and German are the same thing.
Austria was a state of the Holy roman empire and was of German desendence. It was and could still be considered a German state. And to let you know the big mistake you are making is that only in the united states the states form a country. Everywhere else a state is a single, independent nation.
So Mozart can be considerd Austrian which he is but is also the same as
@tim32211 I am afraid that if you called Captain von Trapp, a German, he would be angry. Austria had many wars against Prussia. Generally, Austrians do not like the Germans, among others for the fact that they try to steal Mozart. Moreover, Germany is the most heretics, and the Austrians are Roman Catholics. Catholics are the light of World , like for example Mozart was.
@HerrWagnerfreund Du sozialistische nazionale Schweinenhund. Beautiful catholic Austria was only one short time part of Germany during 2ndWW, and it wasn't very nice time.Almost half of world speak spanish language and spanish people do not claim that it is part of Spain. 1/3 present population of BRD according newest DNA test are pure polish, and what ?
But the beautiful catholic Austrians called themselves Germans until 1945. Funny, ain't it? Mozart called himself a German, so did Emperor Joseph II, Maria Theresia, Gustav Mahler and so on. A Catholic Hund like you might not understand it but that's how it is. Mozart wrote: "If Germany, my beloved fatherland, of whom you know I am proud, will not accept me, then must I, in the name of God, again make France or England richer by one capable German - and to the shame of the German nation."
@HerrWagnerfreund It's nice that Mozart was a patriot, but are you sure he saying this, meant the Prussia and Berlin, and your flag? I doubt it. You see, I like the Austrians but Germans not very much. For me it's a big difference. All western European languagesare built on the Latin. So, Germany still belongs to Italy, that's good news.We Poles are using the same. own language for thousands of years and we do not have to change the flag and national emblem hundreds of times.
Sir, firstly Mozart obviously regarded himself a German. Secondly, German is a Germanic and NOT a Romanic language. Our language is therefore not built on Latin but on the Germanic language. So are Danish, Swedish, Norse, Icelandic and old English.
@HerrWagnerfreund Herr,in Europe lives two basic ancient people: Germanic DNA Haplogroup R1b and Slavic R1a. Pure germanic people are in Wales, Irland,Spain, France. German speaking population is 1/3 pure slavic (I guess blond haired) and the rest is mixture germanic-slavic. I repet all western Europe languages are from latin. Have you heard about Roman Empire? Romans couldn't beat slavic tribes , that's they are not part of latin speaking commonwealth like you, roman citizen
This is wrong and nothing but wrong, sir. German is a Germanic language. Every scientist who investigates languages can tell you this. Have you ever heard of the Indi-Germanic linguistic family consisting of Celtic, Slavic, Germanic, Romanic and Greek languages? We do not speak Latin or a Latin-based language.
@HerrWagnerfreund Indo-European languages are all present european languages including german and polish. Do you see any similarity between them?DNA tests destroyed all previous theories about european nations. Some fairy tales about celts, druids etc.Until XVII century Rome (Pope) classify wrongly Poles as Germans, like ancient Rome did before.English,german,spain language etc are from latin, check it in wiki.
his face at .30 is the best...lol...shut up bitch...
chacaloso361 3 months ago
Oh I'm glad they put in English, it's so clear now... because super high coloratura always yields way to crystal diction.
jfbecks17 4 months ago
tom hulce did an excellent job of conducting the pieces throughouth the movie..
chacaloso361 5 months ago
does anyone knows how this is called when maria callas sings this
zwientje323 5 months ago
0:27 - 0:37
I love this transition! It is made so perfect!
BiancoSanGiovanni 5 months ago
I had a good laugh at saliere's facial expression at 2:30
RYNCG 6 months ago
the name of this beautiful opera?
polikiliop 7 months ago
@polikiliop The Magic Flute
andStack 7 months ago
@polikiliop It's the Magic Flute.. the scene is the Queen of the Night aria
disamjisa 5 months ago
@MakBDF You're wrong. The Welsh and Irish are not of Germanic descent. The English are of Germanic and Nordic descent. However the people of the British Isles have been mixing with each other for centuries, so they are a mixture of Germanic, Nordic and Celtic descent. I'm half English and half Welsh.
RedBlackWhiteVision 8 months ago
@RedBlackWhiteVision R1b haplogroupe is germanic DNA . Just google: distribution of Haplogroup R1b in Europe
MakBDF 8 months ago
I wish i could do that!..lol!
bellasong75 8 months ago
I'm 14 and I sing this almost every day
Gypsygirl2113 9 months ago
AMAZING ONLY!!!
tselorafii 9 months ago 2
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AMAZING!!!
tselorafii 9 months ago
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AMAZING..!!
tselorafii 9 months ago
AMAZING.....!!!
tselorafii 9 months ago
I went to see this in New York one time, it was sublime, magical and awesome!!! :))) I would do anything to see the original opening in vienna
PapagenoJuan2 9 months ago
I love this part of the movie!!
IanSnooker 10 months ago
THAT IS IMPOSIBLE. OMG
zerxolah 10 months ago
@zerxolah What is impossible?
brasz101 9 months ago
@zerxolah havent you seen the fifth element?
brandonflayflores 9 months ago
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@brandonflayflores ok, it is not impossible but it is pretty amazing.
zerxolah 9 months ago
i love this movie about the beautiful man Amadeus
mjseyes 11 months ago
I want to sing like that...and be as good looking as Tom Hulce
bertiersgurl246 11 months ago
1:36 to the end is the best part vocally :)
yakuami1 11 months ago 2
omg
jradetzky 11 months ago
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Der Hölle Rache! This transition is BRILLIANT! Love it.
mmenchu 11 months ago
Der Hölle Rache! This transition is BRILLIANT! Love it.
mmenchu 11 months ago
Happy Birthday Mozart! You are the best! X
marinavolski 1 year ago 9
Wolfy the best i love you!
MrDanielamartana 1 year ago
this is so beautiful it can bring tears to my eyes.
prasinos37 1 year ago
The story of The magic flute has many connections to the legends of the Freemasons. Both Mozart and his father was masons.
moggeliten 1 year ago
I love watching "Mozart" conducting the orchestra. You feel warmth from the singer and the Queen of the Night" BUT you feel HEAT from watching him conduct the orchestra. I love listening to the applause of a great performance.
tangomaniac1 1 year ago
i can do this too! :$
Pauwlah 1 year ago
Забавно :))
interflug 1 year ago
i like 0:28-0:33, when he's realizing something amazing
xCherrymistx 1 year ago 7
Just wonderful! :)
Kamola91 1 year ago
我最愛的電影之一！
jellicle520 1 year ago
is she singing in english? awful...
neobenisichi01 1 year ago
I haven't done research on Salieri and Mozart, but they shouldn't be called rivals if their skill levels aren't the same ;D
OyonTheAdept 1 year ago
@OyonTheAdept Yes, she is. Incredibly insulting. And there is no way to see whether she is June Anderson or Louisa Kennedy as it says in the remastered CD's of the OST
jfquirosreyes 1 year ago
@jfquirosreyes um, i think you replied to the wrong guy lol. its alright though
OyonTheAdept 1 year ago
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@jfquirosreyes um, i think you replied to the wrong guy lol. its alright though
OyonTheAdept 1 year ago
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@jfquirosreyes um, i think you talked to the wrong guy lol. its alright though
OyonTheAdept 1 year ago
@jfquirosreyes ? i think you were trying to talk to neobenisichi01
OyonTheAdept 1 year ago
fantastic super fantastic
mircoseli 1 year ago
how did mozart die??? was he poisoned? or was it the drink that killed him? i missed that in the movie!
megaboxxx 1 year ago
@megaboxxx The movie has a lot of fiction, do not take it as an historical reference... And about the real cause of Mozart's death, there is not (and perhaps it never will) a single opinion. Wiki's article about Mozart explains my point.
Shakamuni 1 year ago
The Christ of the Music.
pepecris 1 year ago
FREAKING AGREE WITH CYRIUS999
AcCee95 1 year ago
one of the greatest aria ever written
claus1225 1 year ago
This film is excellent and that is a really good scene, i remember years and years ago when i hadn´t seen the movie but just parts the only scene that i could remembered was this one at the beginning, when he turns the words of the woman into music..that was soo funny, anyway Tom Hulce was really great in this film!!
nikitaxs1 1 year ago
divine voice of June Anderson.
chrizosthemis 1 year ago
Wasn't Pamina supposed to be in the scene where the Queen sings Der Hölle Rache?
StArMasteRz 1 year ago
@StArMasteRz
She is mean't to be, but one assumes was not included in this scene for reasons of artistic licence. This film, and the play it is adapted from, was never intended to be anything even resembling a biography of Mozart's life. I imagine Peter Shaeffer never dreamed how huge his story of Mozart would become when he penned Amadeus for the stage. There is a very clever episode of The Simpsons which parodies the publics view of Mozart as shaped by this very film.
ballyhigh11 1 year ago
@StArMasteRz
She is mean't to be, but one assumes was not included in this scene for reasons of artistic licence. This film, and the play it is adapted from, was never intended to be anything even resembling a biography of Mozart's life. I imagine Peter Shaeffer never dreamed how huge his story of Mozart would become when he penned Amadeus for the stage. There is a very clever episode of The Simpsons which parodies the public's view of Mozart as shaped by this very film.
ballyhigh11 1 year ago
QUE HERMOSO,,CUANTOS NO DARIAN LOQ UE FUERA POR VIAJAR EN EL TIEMPO Y VER A MOZART DIRIGIR EN MISMISIMA PERSONA¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡¡
MrRadicalsocialista 1 year ago
The notes are higher than in the real movie, and the song is sung faster. Has anyone else noticed?
samuelducanada 1 year ago
canvas FTW that means you also speak ducth xD
YoungerUchihaBrother 1 year ago
such a wodnerful art direction.
flpc1981 1 year ago
Never gets old!!! :))))
PapagenoJuan2 1 year ago 2
porque cantan siempre en ingles en vez de en el idioma de la opera en la pelicula?
putoamodetodo 1 year ago
@putoamodetodo Fue la vision del director. En la vida real, los personajes hablarian en aleman, pues estaban en Viena. Simplemente, todo lo que seria en aleman, Forman hizo que fuera en ingles, incluida la musica.
alfonso1clarinet 1 year ago
@alfonso1clarinet ya, pues sinceramente me gustan mas las operas de mozart en aleman (quiero decir en su idioma original) gracias por el comentario ^^
putoamodetodo 1 year ago
@putoamodetodo De nada :)
A mi me gustan tambien las operas en su idioma original.
alfonso1clarinet 1 year ago
@alfonso1clarinet Obviamente, los diálogos han de ser traducidos, pero NO las piezas musicales que las acompañan, porque la no traducción de éstas no nos impide que sigamos la trama.
Es una auténtica mooooooooooooonstruosidad traducir las letras de las canciones. Y si sabes idiomas, en este caso inglés, te duelen los oídos, porque ni conserva el sentido de la amenaza de la Reina de la Noche a su hija y pierde el ritmo del fraseo musical que Mozart le da. U-N-H-O-R-R-O-R.
jfquirosreyes 1 year ago
@alfonso1clarinet Obviamente, los diálogos han de ser traducidos, pero NO las piezas musicales que las acompañan, porque la no traducción de éstas no nos impide que sigamos la trama.
Es una auténtica mooooooooooooonstruosidad traducir las letras de las canciones. Y si sabes idiomas, en este caso inglés, te duelen los oídos, porque ni conserva el sentido de la amenaza de la Reina de la Noche a su hija y pierde el ritmo del fraseo musical que Mozart le da. U-N-H-O-R-R-O-R.
jfquirosreyes 1 year ago
@jfquirosreyes Pues Forman así lo quiso y la verdad, no me molestan las traducciones (aunque siempre prefiero el idioma original) porque si alguien sabe inglés, pero no conocen la ópera, se pueden dar por lo menos una pequeña idea de lo que quieren decir los cantantes y la música. En esta película las traducciones en las arias no fueron literales, si no que aproximadas a la trama de la ópera. Si fueran literales, la letra sería confusa, pues todos los idiomas tienen formas diferentes de poesía.
alfonso1clarinet 1 year ago
jajaja la mejor parte de la pelicula
necrogoddess 1 year ago
I LOVE the transition!
udothegreat 1 year ago
I don't get it. Constanze came from a musical family (her cousin was Carl Maria von Weber). Why doesn't her mother get music?
repinshtrad 1 year ago
ENGLISH?!!
Mozart forgive them for they know not what they do....: (
vonspre 1 year ago 13
@vonspre Amen!
Cyrius999 1 year ago
NOTHING can be bigger.
diegoborealis 1 year ago
0:34 what is the piece´s name??
amadeuseddie 1 year ago
@amadeuseddie 'Der Holle Rache', the Queen of the Night's 2nd aria from Die Zauberfloete (The Magic Flute).
SDCmorg 1 year ago
cazzo mozart era proprio un grande!!!!
ciuipuffo 1 year ago
She's totally not singing--her tits would be bouncing mightily at 1:50 at the high arpeggios.
StevenShields29 1 year ago 3
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A shame all this effort (lovely sets, great scenes of the operas) went into a story that is a load of tosh! Mozart as a party animal - there isn't really any 'dirt' on Mozart - a bit of a flirtation with Nancy Storace - and he was a bit chubby in his later years - but not the insane party animal in this film- plus Tom Hulce looks nothing like him!! Poor Mozart.
notinlove100 1 year ago
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Stupid translated operas... :/
Trully disgusting sacrilege.
LabakiTurbo 2 years ago
translation indeed is a sacrilege.
dhoulkarnain 1 year ago 4
Nie-by-wa-le
azdb1234 2 years ago 2
@azdb1234 Uwielbiam Mozarta a szczególnie ten fragment.
KrysiaOlecko 1 year ago
The best moment from the movie
Cyrius999 2 years ago 56
whoa baby!
missclutterqueen 2 years ago 4
en la mente de un genio... hasta los gritos de una suegra, se pueden convertir en la `más hermosa música creada jamás en este mundo!
TheTEREALBA 2 years ago 3
@TheTEREALBA es solo la pelicula, nada que ver con la verdadera historia.
Goizargort 1 year ago
The subtitles are Dutch. Apparently this is a take from Canvas (a Flemish public channel).
Boerenfox 2 years ago
The opera was premiered in Vienna on 30 September 1791 according to Wikipedia so it's 218 years ago.
I think it still sounds as perfect, powerful and beautiful as then.
klavss76 2 years ago 32
Wikipedia isn't a very good source of info, but perfect, powerful and beautiful.
nikotwasik 2 years ago
Apparently, only four female singers in the world are capable of singing this aria. Our singer Diddú is one of them.
SethBlizzard 2 years ago 2
Im another
kalaniman1movies 2 years ago
the Magic Flute debuted 298 year ago today.
BTW this is where I heard this aria for the very first time.
dacatholicbandorgan 2 years ago 5
same here.
kalaniman1movies 2 years ago
it wasn't that long ago, if it was 298 years ago it would have been 1711, Mozart was born in 1756.
CasualDuke95 2 years ago
Why does she sound like Kyle in the South Park when she speaks ?
desertmoony 2 years ago
xD Haha, so true.
Willows7theater 2 years ago
Definetely the best scene of Amadeus.
ichmalealsobinich 2 years ago 3
lol I loved it,his inspiration by his mother's preaching n stuff lol...I love this one,der holle rache,I think Inva mula tchako would be excellent for this role...
lateralex90 2 years ago
diana damrau is the best queen of the night
lenozzedifigarofan15 2 years ago
hmmm,have you heard Lucia Popp? she was completely good...one of the best sopranos
lateralex90 2 years ago
i have and i think she is very good, but i absolutely love damraus voice. she fills it with so much energy and emotion
lenozzedifigarofan15 2 years ago
hmmm,have you heard lucia popp singing this one? the cleanest high notes I've ever heard...
lateralex90 2 years ago
i have heard her sing it, and i think she is the second best at it. Diana Damrau just fills her music with such passion and emotion. Its like the notes just flow out of her.
lenozzedifigarofan15 2 years ago
See also on this channel: Mozart - Aria della regina della notte - Der hölle rache . That is the same song.
martinesteensel 2 years ago
No. 14, Aria of the queen of the night, from the Magic Flute/Die Zauberflöte.Mozart
martinesteensel 2 years ago
What song is the lady singing?
i love this movie! (:
and i love this song. but i cant seem to find the name of it :/ can anyone help me?
hannabee123 2 years ago
Hulce is alive and well and living in NYC he is a big fat daddy bear and he just hepled produce and bring Spring Awakening to Broadway.
NYCBIG1 2 years ago 2
Is it true that Hulce died of AIDS?
Fanfardon 2 years ago
THANKS!
One of my favorite films.Mozart is my favorite composer. When I saw this film at 16 the entire audience seemed as enthralled as I was-no one left their seats until the credits ended. Seeing Die Zauberflote at the Volksoper in Vienna was amazing-the Queen of the Night is supposed to be menacing and that soprano scared everyone as soon as she rose out of a trapdoor onstage!
acotw67 2 years ago
Tom Hulce did a great job in that movie !
NaylaParisMusic 2 years ago 6
Great :D
MicheleIvan95 2 years ago
Is this movie any good?
It looks like I would enjoy it but I need to know if its good or not
ChocolateSkull 2 years ago
this is a nice costume film with good dialogues, funny jokes and a good play of actors, especiallly I like Saliery xD
but the whole story is fully made up, 'cos I'm sure Saliery never killed Mozart! xD
4ubaka 2 years ago
its awesome:)
bellasong75 2 years ago 2
It's the best movie I've ever seen. Seriously.
Forman did a great job bringing Shaffer's play to film.
:)
alfonso1clarinet 2 years ago
It is fantastic, you must see it. A 5 of 5 no doubt.
SonofDostojevskij 2 years ago 3
You'd be a fool not to avail yourself the opportunity to view this magnificent film. Grab this DVD, grab some popcorn and lots of soda, set aside a night to watch this, and enjoy. It was great today as it was back in the 80's. JMHO...
catman351 2 years ago
It's one of my favorite movies; however, there is a lot of fiction mixed in with the facts.
Parparim61 2 years ago
My favorite movie ever !!! Tom Hulce was simply superb in it !!!
MarcusP31 2 years ago 3
amazing movie!!! and one of the best parts too!
MrLogan270 2 years ago
What movie is this from?
ChocolateSkull 2 years ago
amadeus by milos forman
theblueknight99 2 years ago
A movie called Amadeus, its about Mozart!
Great movie!
cryingstars 2 years ago
amadeus
adamturner123 2 years ago
Amadeus
oneworldguy 2 years ago
Adoro os agudos, me deixam completamente arrepiado! Que música sublime, divina!
BoyTop21 2 years ago
Genius!
Topboy32 2 years ago 2
His music is DIVINE
MegaYada 2 years ago 3
Thank you Austria for the most magnificent catholic composer in the world.
MakBDF 2 years ago
Well although he did wundebar catholic music, he betrayed the faith and became a freemason.
dacatholicbandorgan 2 years ago
I heard something about this sad fact. Hard to find proofs then . On the other hand a freemason often tells lies. It is useful for them, that people thought that all talented people then there are freemasons. However we know that talent is given from God , but not from satan.Mozart is also known as a frequent guest for a Papa in Rome.
MakBDF 2 years ago
When he was 14 he was given some medal by the Pope. It was part of some lay order. BWT the Magic Flute is part of the freemason story.
dacatholicbandorgan 2 years ago
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Then God him quickly punished with death . His children did have not poserity and the famous Mozart family name has finished . In addition Mozart was't genius in his private life.
MakBDF 2 years ago
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It was the work of the devil himself that brought him down in the first place. That's way devotion to our lady is important beacuase it drives the Devil away.
dacatholicbandorgan 2 years ago
I agree. Our Lady Holy Vergin Mary rules.
Good night.
MakBDF 2 years ago
I was going to point that out, but you beat me to it lol
aalg4c 2 years ago
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You people and your fucking mythology. Quite funny. HATE DEATH WAR REPEAT HATE DEATH WAR REPEAT HATE DEATH WAR REPEAT. Sound familiar. That's what I thought.
sawyerboy13 2 years ago
lol... love the begining :). June anderson rocks. However, Popp with Bohm is so much better... the best perhasp. Great post. Thanks for posting this! Kind and warm regards,
Lanark8 2 years ago
I kindly request, that trolls did not write on this channel. On YT are many other nazi , communist etc channels.
MakBDF 2 years ago
This is a magical moment and seems to take you into Mozart's creative process--the result one of the greatest and earliest
bel canto arias ever.
11777766 2 years ago
ik heb een hekel aan dit stukje door mij ckv leraar...hij is geobsedeerd door dit stukje en wij moesten het 18 keer kijken ...HET ZELFDE STUKJE!!!!
nonstop991 2 years ago
Such great movie.. such great music...
Antennahat 2 years ago 2
I welcome an English version of the lyrics. Not that I dislike the original German in any way, I just think it's nice to see other languages's takes on the aria. Hell, I'd like to hear a French, a Latin, a Chinese version.
And what a great movie this is :)
kmp008 2 years ago
That is not German, that is Holland
waseen71 2 years ago
The subtitles at the beginning is indeed Dutch, the spoken language in the clip is English, and the aria is song in English as well. Are we talking about the same thing?
When I refer to the original German version I mean the original lyrics as penned down by Mozart.
kmp008 2 years ago
Oh yeah Dutch, lol yes you are right. Sorry my bad :)
waseen71 2 years ago
Yes!!! ;) I don´t understand Holland!!
English and German have almost same
Languane!!!
Greeting Michele Ivan ;)
MicheleIvan95 2 years ago
English is my native language, but I studied German and whenever I see Dutch, I always think of German, not English.
newmark401 2 years ago
y u definitely right , its obvious
"de koningin van de nacht" dutch
"die königin der nacht" german
"van" means "von" in ger nut we dont use 2 say
"königin von der nacht"
Dirkovic80 2 years ago
Despite the innacuracies, I love the movie's staging of it: so dramatic. The queen could be dressed in white to show moonlight. Nightime isn't always pitch black.
tregnier279 2 years ago
I 'd prefer in English, at least something I understand. In addition Mozart was Austrian but not German. And then sounds little different.
MakBDF 2 years ago
at the time germant an austria were part of the holy roman empire and austria was a german country
tim32211 2 years ago 2
Austria only at times of Hitler was part of Germany. Did you not hear of the Austrian empire? German state (Deutschland) takes place from Teutonic Order (Deutsche Orden). After extermination of slavonic people prussow accepted the name of Prussia.
MakBDF 2 years ago
u must be retarded, dont teach ppl about history if u dont know anything! ok ?
and look a map of this time , and then tell me ur shit again
salzburg (were mozart was born) belonged 2 Bayern at that time, his father is from Augsburg (belonging 2 bayern till today)
so pls dont post bullshit here
MOZART IS GERMAN from head 2 toe totally german
and austrians are a german tribe, so whole austria is german till this day, and so are parts of (ugly) Poland german (königsberg,Danzig,Stettin etc.)
Dirkovic80 2 years ago
Are you OK? You say that "Danzig" (Gdańsk), "Stettin" (Szczecin) etc are german? Yeah, and maybe France, Denmark, Belguim, Norway, and Rusia, not counting former Yugoslavia countries. I'm Polish and I see that "Danzig", Stettin" are not german. You can visit them as a tourist, not as an owner.
The history is clear. Do not teach it if you don't know it well. You were lucky to survive in 1945 because you shouldn't survive. Greetings from Polish Gdańsk to Dirkovic in ugly German.
LukS626 2 years ago
lol i dont care what u polish bastard say , haha
Danzig is german and will allways be german
but since you poles live there this city is ugly like your whole country allways has been and i never said france norway , etc are german or should be german
learn better reading u retarded polish twat
Dirkovic80 2 years ago
You are quite funny. But ok - I will not laugh at you because you are really poor. You cannot face the truth so maybe try another war? But you must remember that the two previous wars weren't very lucky for you, ha ha ha.
You said nothing about France and Norway etc, thats's true but I don't understand it - shouldn't they belong to Great German People with the other parts with Europe?? Gdańsk and Austria are German but what about everything else? hahaha. Little german you have a problem haha.
LukS626 2 years ago
lol u are rly brainless dude
utalk big but u dont know anything
but its like i said before in poland there are most ppl degenerated us a
ive never spoken of germans as the "herrenvolk" or anything , u just tell pathtetic lies here , shame on you poor twat
but i think u ppl from lower culture, like poland is without ANY DOUBTS, are just enviers
u are flaming like an envier here
just spend more time in education instead of hate , mabe u poles get any day some culture 2 xD
Dirkovic80 2 years ago
and im saying it once again mozart WAS GERMAN AND WILL ALWAYS BE GERMAN HAHA EVEN if u lil hater kid wont get it
and austria will also be always be german as will be DANZIG STETTIN AND KÖNIGSBERG , list goes on
now go on and check on utube for some of the greatest (german xD) composers ever lived like mozart or beethoven or bach or haydn , and learn some about real culture
and stop beeing an envier , or u will die sooner hehe
Dirkovic80 2 years ago
and 2 your messed up and retarded statement on wwII and hitler lemme say you:
poland always sucked balls in history, in present and also will do in future cuz you are a folk full of primates
so stop now pls talkin about the history of my ancients , u can listen 2 em (and hate em because they are german and not polish xD), but u cant teach me about them
and lemme say you, your words will never hurt me cuz i spit on ppl like u
i only feel sry for u sad case
Dirkovic80 2 years ago
And we invite you to Gdańk. Mabe you will see any german flag in the city because I truly cannot see any. Oh, and maybe you'll see an old house of your family? haha
Now I understand why Russians call Berlin the russian city.
And Polish bastard is always better than german bastard. Greetings my little geman boy.
LukS626 2 years ago
And one more thing - the only Austrian that belongs to you is not Mozart but your dear fuhrer Adolf. He must be still popular in your funny country because as I see some german pretend to be 'herrenvolk' till now.
And your language my little Dirkovic is so 'polite' and 'sophisticated' that it's known from the first glance that you're from Germany. But what can we expect from you, jealous, agressive, funny little man with huge complex. You don't have to respond, I won't lose time to read it.
LukS626 2 years ago
@MakBDF by a German country I mean it was an independent German city state which a was also a germen speaking and culture nation. Also they are from the same descendant.
tim32211 1 year ago
@tim32211 But Mozart was Austrian. Similarly, Ukrainians and Belarusians until the 18th they were just Poles living in one united Kingdom of Poland and currently they are independent, separate nations.
MakBDF 1 year ago
@MakBDF Yes you are correct one your one reply but Austrian and German are the same thing.
Austria was a state of the Holy roman empire and was of German desendence. It was and could still be considered a German state. And to let you know the big mistake you are making is that only in the united states the states form a country. Everywhere else a state is a single, independent nation.
So Mozart can be considerd Austrian which he is but is also the same as
German.
I
tim32211 1 year ago
@tim32211 I am afraid that if you called Captain von Trapp, a German, he would be angry. Austria had many wars against Prussia. Generally, Austrians do not like the Germans, among others for the fact that they try to steal Mozart. Moreover, Germany is the most heretics, and the Austrians are Roman Catholics. Catholics are the light of World , like for example Mozart was.
MakBDF 1 year ago
You're an idiot, sir. Mozart was a German, a German and a German. Nothing else.
HerrWagnerfreund 8 months ago
@HerrWagnerfreund Du sozialistische nazionale Schweinenhund. Beautiful catholic Austria was only one short time part of Germany during 2ndWW, and it wasn't very nice time.Almost half of world speak spanish language and spanish people do not claim that it is part of Spain. 1/3 present population of BRD according newest DNA test are pure polish, and what ?
MakBDF 8 months ago
But the beautiful catholic Austrians called themselves Germans until 1945. Funny, ain't it? Mozart called himself a German, so did Emperor Joseph II, Maria Theresia, Gustav Mahler and so on. A Catholic Hund like you might not understand it but that's how it is. Mozart wrote: "If Germany, my beloved fatherland, of whom you know I am proud, will not accept me, then must I, in the name of God, again make France or England richer by one capable German - and to the shame of the German nation."
HerrWagnerfreund 8 months ago
@HerrWagnerfreund It's nice that Mozart was a patriot, but are you sure he saying this, meant the Prussia and Berlin, and your flag? I doubt it. You see, I like the Austrians but Germans not very much. For me it's a big difference. All western European languagesare built on the Latin. So, Germany still belongs to Italy, that's good news.We Poles are using the same. own language for thousands of years and we do not have to change the flag and national emblem hundreds of times.
MakBDF 8 months ago
Sir, firstly Mozart obviously regarded himself a German. Secondly, German is a Germanic and NOT a Romanic language. Our language is therefore not built on Latin but on the Germanic language. So are Danish, Swedish, Norse, Icelandic and old English.
HerrWagnerfreund 8 months ago
@HerrWagnerfreund Herr,in Europe lives two basic ancient people: Germanic DNA Haplogroup R1b and Slavic R1a. Pure germanic people are in Wales, Irland,Spain, France. German speaking population is 1/3 pure slavic (I guess blond haired) and the rest is mixture germanic-slavic. I repet all western Europe languages are from latin. Have you heard about Roman Empire? Romans couldn't beat slavic tribes , that's they are not part of latin speaking commonwealth like you, roman citizen
MakBDF 8 months ago
This is wrong and nothing but wrong, sir. German is a Germanic language. Every scientist who investigates languages can tell you this. Have you ever heard of the Indi-Germanic linguistic family consisting of Celtic, Slavic, Germanic, Romanic and Greek languages? We do not speak Latin or a Latin-based language.
HerrWagnerfreund 8 months ago
@HerrWagnerfreund Indo-European languages are all present european languages including german and polish. Do you see any similarity between them?DNA tests destroyed all previous theories about european nations. Some fairy tales about celts, druids etc.Until XVII century Rome (Pope) classify wrongly Poles as Germans, like ancient Rome did before.English,german,spain language etc are from latin, check it in wiki.
MakBDF 8 months ago
@MakBDF what a thing to get in an argument over, just enjoy the fucking music!
l3ete1geuse 8 months ago
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this is one of the movies better to watch in german....in original english its just ridiculous...
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