W. A. Mozart - Symphony No 25 In G Minor, K 183; 1st Movement

[Stuie1973]

who the fuck dislikes mozart!?...................i need to resist the urge to go and kill!

[alankace]

this is just epic

[horse021]

mozart is a genius !

[MrBraddockko1]

happy birthday mozart

[AtlanteanSwordBP]

I voted for this in the Classic FM Hall of Fame. Gives me goosebumps!

[margonca17]

I begun my love for Mozart since I saw the movie, 28 years ago, he is a fucking genius!!!

[vasileVVvasile]

Who is Justin Bieber?

[ViewtifulRaoul]

J'aime ça.

[Ferrariman601]

Mozart:

The greatest composer who ever lived.

(Just my humble opinion)

[dinkarrao1]

eternal happiness

[chanellecm]

@tredobbin i love that part also! This is my favorite Mozart piece so far

[thegurfgirls3]

Mr.Wolfgang is amazing (:

I love his pieces (:

[conradasman]

Genius. Just genius. I wish my compositions were half as amazing as this!

[dominoes37]

I listen to this song almost everyday, I never get tired of it

Thanks Wolfgang

[metalheadlass]

How is this awesomeness even possible?! Only with Mozart.

[judepawa]

by the time mozart was my age, he had been dead for three years..... little bastard.

[sensitivestring]

the best music i've ever heared in my life ..



[randoman11]

Mozart composed his first symphony when he was eight.

Blimey, when I was eight I was busy dreaming of being a ninja.

[Blackcatjulia]

GOD!!give us back Mozart, we will give you Justin Beiber!!!!!　Is a good trade isn't it??

[eri1s]

eu amo esse cara

[Armando1735]

Genial e humano.

[TreDobbin]

4:25-4:41 Reveals all of Mozart's Geniality.

The two chord instruments in harmony and fighting each other, while the flute gently takes place...

Amazing!

[Fattomz]

@TreDobbin

At last I found someone who reflects the same part of the symphony as me!

[rossyxan]

Salieri and Count Orsini-Rosenberg disliked this :p

[MrsSunshineSmiles]

mozart - the only one.

[CaliforniaSun3]

how the heck do you compete with that?

[bachinblack94]

17 years... he had my age when HE composed this.  O.O

Ok. Now I'm demotivated.

[mrsbookthief]

OMG he composed this at age 17 oO

[HerrMozartsMusic]

Is it just me, or is the best part of the entire movie at the beginning, when the credits are fading in and out, and suddenly it says, "Music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart"?

[ADHDfox]

He composed this when he was 17... truly amazing :-)

[classicalsrock]

i was 13 when i first watched amadeus, still only one in my skul to have seen it!!!!

[StewieSwan]

@classicalsrock Skul? Are you fucking serious?

[classicalsrock]

@StewieSwan im not sure i understand your statement

[MrSeanAgain]

@classicalsrock I think with the word 'skul' he meant school?

[classicalsrock]

@MrSeanAgain its not rocket science, seriously. or string theory, which is really easy

[MrSeanAgain]

@classicalsrock true.

[classicalsrock]

@MrSeanAgain thank you, amazing what ppl can occomplish when they think

[MrSeanAgain]

@classicalsrock ya

[sucmar]

this is my favorite peice to listen to and play. i broke about 10 hairs on my bow when i played this for a concert. i love the idea. mozart is a reaking genius!i!i!i!

[sucmar]

i love listening to it, but i love playing the 1st violin part even more. i broke about 10 bow hairs playing this song in my orchestra. i listen to it about 10 times a day.

[Vincent777Legion1]

For me when I listen to this piece, it takes me a while to come down

It's just an absolute bully, generating strike after strike.

Between breaths!

[insanelikedru]

amazing music and amazing film how dare someone dislike this

[mozartsmusicblog]

Fact: Mozart wrote this when he was Justin Bieber's age.

[AHirschenhofer]

Never gets old even after 223 years! He still rocks;c)!

[SHADOWfang5]

Someone better slap that 1 dislike.

[MrAurel40]

@SHADOWfang5 . 2. As we say in France "ils ont de la merde dans les oreilles (they have shit deep in their eers)

[Jamezinator13]

@SHADOWfang5 I went to slap it but I think I accidentally disliked it as well... sorry.

[Gamez4Review]

@Jamezinator13 There is no point in replying when the comment is 9 months old:P He/she could've gotten a baby during that time!;D

[Stuie1973]

@Jamezinator13 lol

[SHADOWfang5]

This reminds me of homer simpson eating potato chips in space

[slumberco060]

This is an account of someone who knows music as picture. A precursor to modern film. The most likely example of theater expressing imagery through sound.

[WildKoolAid13]

any one has the score for what is played starting at 4:20

[thebravekiler]

this song is also titled amadeus

[jimmyti9cer]

this song reminds me of albert einstien riding a beam of light through the universe.

[mozartsmusicblog]

This piece is based on a Haydn piece...I can't remember what it's called though. Does anyone know?

[Fattomz]

@mozartsmusicblog

Haydn Symphony No 39 G minor Mvt1

[tuckosi]

does anyone know the title of the last mozart piece that is playing in amadeus when salieri is reading the samples of mozart's work that mozart's wife brought to him? its the piece thats playing with a woman singing while salieri drops the compositions on the floor because he is overwhelmed by the beauty of the music

[ClassicNovel]

@tuckosi It's the Kyrie of his Mass in C Minor.

[delt01]

Very nice piece indeed.

The intro of this was used by Children of Bodom on their song "Red light in my eyes Pt. II"

[delt01]

(transposed 1 step down iirc)

[cgurl1012]

where's the 2nd movement?

[juncode]

Epic

[jim78118]

Nice!!

[ShinonTheHunter]

Mozart > Bieber

[sweeney665]

@ShinonTheHunter OH MY FN GAWD get a brain for fucks sake,its not a smart comment. why is there everyone saying that and expect to get thumbs up??its idiotic.seriously

[ShinonTheHunter]

@sweeney665 Lol u mad bro?

[sweeney665]

@ShinonTheHunter nope, just a hatter...

[ShinonTheHunter]

@sweeney665 A hatter? You collect hats?

[sweeney665]

@ShinonTheHunter I make them

[tsunasandwich]

Now, every time i hear mozart, im gonna hear LOUD HIGH PITCHED guffaws.

[windnchgo]

A true genius. And a reminder that a real genius makes it all seem easy, because for him/her it truly is. The rest of us are, at best, Antonio Serieli. lol

[AllThingsMustPass701]

Played this with my orchestra and am in love with the piece! I want to play the non-student version someday *sigh*

[theSilenTv]

So pure ...I feel like I can fly !

[gbinzat]

@theSilenTv I am very sorry I accidently did it. Actually it was for RaedGamer. You are up!

[RaedGamer]

oooo =3 its Mozart....aahahahaha

[johnyzero2000]

I love this song with all my heart but for Christ's sake why can't this have name I can remember?! Symphony No 25 In G Minor, K 183; 1st Movement is a lot to process and remember in my head!

[willsanders84]

On the first couple of listens, one of my favourite pieces by him. After that I find it lacks the effortlessness typical of of his better music. The point here, I think, is the absolute mastery of sound. It's as close to perfect a piece of music as I've heared, and does what Beethoven tried to do in a lifetime.

[ZemArte]

Adoro este concerto

de alegria convidativa

- correr nos campos, dançar.

[Dogaradodia]

Certified Intergalactic! The Mozart Galaxy!

[oliviarocker123]

I love all mozart, but this is absolute perfection...its so...evil and beautiful? This fits the scene in the movie PERFECTLY

[HeliomasterAtrox]

@oliviarocker123 Exactly, is "evil and beautiful", good description. In one moment is plenty of energy and in the next is gentle. What was he thinking when he wrote this master piece? When I hear this piece, first I only want to run, but then I only want to see the stars...

[tubez4321]

This piece reminds me of a very heated argument. Listen to the insistent and loud passages contrasted with the meeker, gentler, pleading ones.

[mozartiana]

@tubez4321 good observation !!! it is almost like the pleadings of perhaps mozart himself toward his father to listen to his wants and desires !  Then a quiet resignation by wolfgang to please his father ! Finally the father exiting - contented that his will comply !!!!!! :-) Ok !! Maybe a little far reaching !!!!!!

[Ilkeyrion]

@mozartiana I found out he composed this after listening to one of the Bach boys; I think it was J. C. Bach. This symphony stands out in two ways. Firstly, it's only one of two minor-key symphonies. Second, it doesn't transition between motifs and keys as smoothly as other (albeit No. 40 was his penultimate, it does a better job at concealing the transition between the keys)

[beastinblack]

@tubez4321 It is called Sturm und Drang

[psycropticide99]

@tubez4321 Thats a very insightful view, like it!

[androgineharlequin]

this piece just drives my subconscient's atmosphere to move with the agony of a bleeding Art, thinking about the tragedy of a losted essence in the soul, and all around i see an accused buffon dancing between the air of his own death and the splendor of his spirit, seeking the inmortality by dyeing in the arms of the blessed sound

[alberty16]

Qué genialidad; componer con tanta inherente audacia música tan perfecta, hace a Mozart un verdadero Iluminado.

[Omi17]

That is ridiculous, how in the hell do you write 25 symphonies, among a great number of other works, by the time you are 17 years old? Such genius.

[reynagzmn]

Ooohhhh I love this song! It's a very fun and challenging piece to play <3

[SimonKinland]

Best music written by a teenager I've ever heard.

[CervarianMusic]

@SimonKinland

Certainly better than a lot of the music teenager's these days write.

Or at least listen to!

[sirrington]

@CervarianMusic Well you should appreciate or kinds of music, despite most being daggy, sometimes some of them can be classified as works of art, and some of them should be considered as absolutely no talent included what-so-ever

And If you are trolling, you have done a good job, just make it more realistic, I know no gramps going onto the internet

[Kitagamimimi]

@SimonKinland

You don't need to care what ripsaw111 said.

Justin Bieber is found to be 51.

[Gloria0004]

@SimonKinland Best music written by ANYONE I've ever heard! : D

[KARVAKY]

@SimonKinland ALso check Jason Becker ;)

[chopinandliszt]

To me, they sound entirely different.

Blame on your own lack of musical insight, for not being able to hear the 12-tone technique of the 4th movement.

[Leitilumo]

I'm not tone deaf. You just don't know which part I'm talking about. I removed the comment though because it wasn't completely correct.

[chopinandliszt]

Sorry about overreacting, but when I hear someone saying, "they're the same", it reminds me of the fact that

It's always the amateurs/commonpeople who say Mozart is repetitive/boring.

And interestingly enough, almost all renowned, talented pianists/conductors admire his music. Beethoven, Tchaikovsky were perhaps the greatest admirers.

Karajan, Schiff, Bunin, Barenboim, Bernstein etc. You name it.

[chopinandliszt]

I didn't mean you're tone-deaf. It's just that I'm reminding you to be more insightful when discussing these works. I've heard both works like a hundred times now, and I vaguely know what parts you're referring to, but they themselves have strong unique features that make them vastly different.

Take the development sections of both, for example, they're lightyears away from each other.

[dark231angel]

and me :/

[skoteum]

Along with me...

[Randomguy190]

Same here D:

[Chelseyyx3]

Ha. Me too...

[irideatvs]

I can't believe that I have to write a critique on this piece..