Is there anything Mozart couldn't do? I think Mozart is perhaps the greatest composer of all time because unlike some of the other great composers, such as Beethoven and Schubert, he produced masterpieces of the first rank in almost every genre. Beethoven, for instance, more or less failed in opera (Fidelio is a fine piece, but as Wagner pointed out, its a cold work) and perhaps even in sacred music. Schubert wrote some dire operas. Mozart could do everything.
@Gilgamesh827 I'm not sure about the title but I am fairly certain this was not the only piece in this performance. Chances are the tuning was appropriate for the other pieces they played.
@minikoalavadasz so there's 2 editions of this music. pretty cool! I must say I like this key a little better, it gives a mellow feeling that can't be accomplished by the other key
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Hi,i am looking for a fugue speciallist to tell me what is that chromatic fugue:
youtube.com/watch?v=yotypIIavlQ&list=HL1326399726&feature=mh_lolz
I found it as notes and then i made it with a music notation program
Enlightenment82 1 month ago
Шедевр !!!!
Нашёлся 1 недоносок.... которому не понравилось.
SergKab 3 months ago
Шедевр !!!!
Нашёлся 1 недоносок....
SergKab 3 months ago
chills, chills, chills. I absolutely adore the sound of cellos, more than violins's
PeerGyntTheOnion 3 months ago
Is there anything Mozart couldn't do? I think Mozart is perhaps the greatest composer of all time because unlike some of the other great composers, such as Beethoven and Schubert, he produced masterpieces of the first rank in almost every genre. Beethoven, for instance, more or less failed in opera (Fidelio is a fine piece, but as Wagner pointed out, its a cold work) and perhaps even in sacred music. Schubert wrote some dire operas. Mozart could do everything.
bayreuth79 4 months ago 4
not a smiley lot here, to be sure ; cool perfromance though
comic4relief 8 months ago
Ut mineur, pas Ré mineur, Merci ! :-)
amadeusforever1 10 months ago
Here I'm wondering two things:
1. Why is the title of this video (in D minor) when the piece is in C minor?
2. Why are they playing in A415? The period standard for Mozart's music is generally A430.
Gilgamesh827 1 year ago 5
@Gilgamesh827 I'm not sure about the title but I am fairly certain this was not the only piece in this performance. Chances are the tuning was appropriate for the other pieces they played.
toogoodbw 8 months ago
@Gilgamesh827 Modern interpretation n00bs...
Nizlopi2 5 months ago
don't worry about copyright, it damages society. Bach, Mozart, Vivaldi etc...did just fine without it
rojasrod 1 year ago 8
@rojasrod well, I think that Wolfie would have liked some royalties, especially in the later years...
skellez83 1 week ago
@skellez83 sure, people love to be given money, but if you want to be well in your later years, you save
rojasrod 1 week ago
@punchaloo "do minore" means C minor [like ut mineur]. If you type K546 in google, you'll see that in every edition it's in c minor.
minikoalavadasz 1 year ago
this is so weird.... i have the music, but it's a half note up..... and it says in "do" minore.
im expecting that is d minor.
punchaloo 1 year ago
@punchaloo Baroque tuning makes it sound a half step lower
toogoodbw 9 months ago
It's in C minor. (ut mineur means C minor)
minikoalavadasz 2 years ago
@minikoalavadasz so there's 2 editions of this music. pretty cool! I must say I like this key a little better, it gives a mellow feeling that can't be accomplished by the other key
punchaloo 1 year ago
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alilapointe1 2 years ago