W. A. Mozart - Requiem Confutatis, K 626

[XXXDustinEchoesXXX]

This song was made in 1791, yet, every time I listen to it, it never gets old

[Aesthetica94]

This is music.

[DesperateTry]

@Aesthetica94 This is not music , this is divine and supernatural energy expressed in music ...

[Aesthetica94]

@DesperateTry Call it what you will, but Mozart, and this composition in particular, exemplify what the true essence of music is. THIS is music--anything less than this does not deserve to be called music at all.

[Ferrariman601]

@Aesthetica94 I get made fun of by some people when I say that I like classical music. When this happens, I usually direct them to Mozart's 25th, 29th, 34th, or 41st symphonies. If they actually take me up on the challenge, they almost always apologize later on.

[Maxweckl]

this is the most astounding and divine music i have ever heard

[Zeppolino100]

@Maxweckl You said it best in one simple sentence!

[etpenusee]

this is going to be played at my funeral.

[nikicover]

voca me cum benedictis.......

[th3b3st1888]

what tecniques did he use for this composition?

[samlab0920]

@th3b3st1888 I know he used imitative counterpoint for the parts with only tenor and bass (doubling them with the bassoons and trombones), the ostinato in the string section (still during the tenor/bass sections) creating the burning fire of hell. The violin in the soprano/alto parts represent the almost childish simplicity of heaven. As for techniques themselves, I am not sure.

[th3b3st1888]

@samlab0920 thank you man (: , sorry for bothering more but , do you know any place that can give basic fundaments for compositions?

[samlab0920]

@th3b3st1888 well, most universities and colleges that have a program of music offer a profile in composition. depending on where you live I could probably give you some places that are near your dwelling. but of course, you can think about Julliard and Berklee in the first place

[th3b3st1888]

@samlab0920 the thing is i live in puertorico . and julliard is to hard for me to enter becuase i am not that good.

[mcgarig1]

@th3b3st1888 wrote "What techniques did he use for this composition ? "

Techniques ? ! ? ! He opened his soul and God spoke out !

[Maxweckl]

@mcgarig1 yes exactly, of course he knew well enough all the techniques that existed in composition, he didn't need to think about them like we mortals have to

[AcidLifeform]

0:20

goosebumps

[ElenaXVI]

@AcidLifeform I get the goosebumps at 00:32

[7THassault]

Magique, magique



[wjacko4ever]

Salieri made 3 accounts and disliked the video

[LightStijn]

@wjacko4ever That's not funny.

[nikicover]

@wjacko4ever

clever!!!!! and funny too.... :-)

[camposdefresa1]

tres personas con una banana en los oidos vieron este video

[bongomingi]

Confutatis maledictis, flammis acribus addictis ... (rejected doomed, delivered to the painful flames ...)

How utterly criminal of the antichristian catholic or protestant churches to imprint this in people's minds. Religions should be abolished since against human rights.

Fantastic music, but a horrible pack of lies with horrible consequences through the ages. Know that even the worst wrongdoers are lovingly received in the afterlife.

[CrazyDrumer94]

"Les violons en arpège, ostinato en ré" j'en frisonne à chaque note *o*

[MrHarrypotter210]

Finished like no music has ever finished before

[bogdanvut]

The 3 dislikers must be lady gaga, justin bieber and kesha. 

[Armando1735]

Condenados malditos: humana e genial.

[KaminariMori]

<3 <3 <3 <3 :D

[Armando1735]

Genial e humano.

[meandmm]

"I don't understand !" Salieri

''the instruments doubling the voices ''.... Mozart

[hipepleful]

@meandmm classic. Well, classical.

[tamerseeker]

This should get my balls dry

[scrmtrumpet]

Trumpets and timpani, trumpets in D..... LISTEN!!!

[sensitivestring]

''the instruments doubling the voices ''....Mozart ;)

[Armando1735]

Humano, demasiado humano e genial.

[sensitivestring]

miraculous ..i wished mozart could complete the requiem by himself

[AltarOfTriumph]

@sensitivestring He did.

[Armando1735]

Genial e humano.

[Fattomz]

Intense..

[lordturki95]

the best part was 0:00 to 19:00

[foojuice101]

@PhysicalsimForever

Bach composed a piece with a 6-subject fugue waaaaaay before Mozart composed his 5-subject one.

[dignan3]

@foojuice101

Something tells me you're bitter that Bach never got a death scene from Milos Forman as conducted by Sir Marriner.

But hey, you want to argue the distinction between 6-subject and 5-subject fugues.

Rock On, You Crazy Diamond!!!!

[foojuice101]

@dignan3

No bitterness, I'm just saying that a fugue with at least 5-subjects in it had already been composed before Mozart's time.

So nah, I don't think I'll rock on this time ;)

[Armando1735]

Humano, genial e próprio de um gênio.

[TheCalypso2046]

love

[hla5560650]

The 3 dislikers...I absolve you, I absolve you

[dignan3]

@hla5560650

To be fair to the dislikes now and forevermore, Mediocrities have an utter failure to recognize.

[darkseidcomics]

@hla5560650 GREAT HAHAHHAHA YOU ARE ABSOLUTLY RIGHT!!!

[Tiscali1981]

@darkseidcomics You are an ape

[darkseidcomics]

@Tiscali1981 WHY? I ONLY SAID THAT THE COMENT ABOUT THE ABSOLUTION WAS RIGHT, NOBODY CAN NOT LIKE MOZART, AND @HLA5560650 JUST QUOTE SALIERI IN THE MOVIE "I ABSOLVE YOU"

[MrJeanSarkozy]

@hla5560650 Maybe they didn't like the pic.

[Tiscali1981]

@hla5560650 The 3 dislikers: the new thinkers?

[kajsije]

@hla5560650 genius

[LennyTheRed]

@hla5560650 MY NEW FAVORITE YOUTUBE COMMENT!

[lovemoonwalker]

@hla5560650 hahahahahaha XD

[evgeny04]

@hla5560650 i speak for all mediocrities in the world

[thierry2001]

@hla5560650 RIGHT ON. NAIL ON THE HEAD!!!

[5AmSuN]

@hla5560650 The best comment yet. Haha.

[JesseJames7750]

ahhh... classical music is simply soothing. I swear if i hear any pop music today there will be smashed sterios

[DGtoDAkoNG]

anyone have a link that will lead me to one that has all of the requirems combined thanks

[628813261]

The eternal problem when english try to pronunce the latin " T ".... WHY must they ruin the piece...!!!!... is it written " confu -cha-chis " instead of "confu-ta-tis"...???

[AcidLifeform]

This leaves me speechless

[Armando1735]

Só o ser humano é capaz de tanta genialidade. Humano.

[gorillaz1690]

i was young when i started listening to music like this... oh how i feel sorry for this generation.

[SuperDuckyWho]

@gorillaz1690 Well we'll just have to do something about it then. Though I'm probably of the generation you speak, my mom is a music teacher. I don't think I can go without "music like this" as you put it. XD I know a big contributor to passing on passionate classical music to future generations these days is movies or even video games. For instance, Lord of the Rings (/watch?v=05XBQv0dUkA) or Dragon Age (/watch?v=oWFEVbfCcOY) have embedded their themes even into the non-musical of my kin.

[SuperDuckyWho]

@gorillaz1690 Oh and here's a gorgeous one just coming out for Skyrim. <3 Oh god I love this one! /watch?v=xBSiIeu1Yg8

[Armando1735]

Sublime e humano.

[SoleilLuneRosseau]

WAOOOOO!!!! I LOVE THAT MOVIE!!!!!!!

[Anaengel94]

Fantastico....

[LLWChampion]

"It goes with the harmony!" *Strikes fist down to tempo of music*

[DKsector013]

@PhysicalsimForever

Are you aware that Bach achieved a 6-subject fugue?

[StewieSwan]

The string part in the beginning makes an awesome metal riff :)

[gsusluvr321]

finally performed at an adequate tempo.

[sweeney665]

@gsusluvr321 i think it's faster than it is on the cd, i happened to download the cd with the mass and i found it painfully slow but this is what one would describe as "just right". but ultimately i prefer Gardiners approach..

[BlindFish23]

@gsusluvr321 I've been searching for a good tempo for a long time, I'd forgotten about this one

[CJPlumblossom]

Mozart's Requiem is one of the few music that can be compared to Shakespeare's language.

"Feather of lead, bright smoke, cold fire, sick health! " Also applying to mozart's sick health while writing this.

[Dodo251]

0:53 - 1:20 is what I want to hear while I'm leaving this Earth.

[masnedwos]

@Dodo251 maybe also the dies irae...

[Dodo251]

@masnedwos Maybe a bit too aggressive. This is more subtle and suitable, but again, de gustibus non est disputandum.

[masnedwos]

@Dodo251 specifically the first Quantus tremor est futurus, it transforms the threatening tone of the first stanza into something that actually sounds very very hopeful...

[Dodo251]

@masnedwos True.

[lccgppl]

struggente

[legolas3214]

Okay, who played god's ipod again?

[VGfan]

Salieri was the one who disliked this video

[MrDio8]

@VGfan hahahahahahah

hhahahahaa

hahahahahahaha

hahahahaha

[adonelahi]

@VGfan Actually Saliaeri envied Mozart. So inwardly he worshiped Mozart.

[adonelahi]

To the three dislikers Mozart dislikes you....

[Archraveful]

God's Judgment!!!

[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

[thewho97]

@tuckosi that would be Mozart's Mass in C Minor k. 427 kyrie...hope this helped! :D

[MrAgnost]

@thewho97 oh kyrie, wow. Very much WOW

[Utharas]

Man, the strings in this piece are what really get me. So magnificent.

[bachinblack94]

@vegetazzo no, perchè se ha senso, sarebbe interessante se l'autore si spiegasse più chiaramente, dato che è interessante di tanto in tanto ascoltare il parere di una voce fuori dal coro, anche se non condivido affatto la sua opinione. Ascoltare Mozart non significa certo dare fuoco alla propria radio, è un gigante da cui non si può prescindere. Altrimenti, se non ha senso, che stia zitto anzichè sparare minchiate.

[varfordogjesus]

St. Martin in-the-Fields versions of Mozarts Requiem is absolutely my favouirite interpretation. They have that perfect emotion and tempo in every piece.

[fwcraigslist]

imagine the music in your head, all the Mozart genius, and stand confutatis.

[leilei520]

Speechless :)

[jaguor]

this is perhaps one of the better recordings of the confutatis. A lot of the interpretations seem to be slower, not giving the true feel of hellfire and devils singing and without the gentleness of the soprano voices singing from above

[darthvidraul]

There is a person who is really confutatis.

[wavez9]

I just started to listen to Mozart and damn this is what u call music. i haven't listen to hip hop or other genre for awhile cuz of him lool

[Vesivian]

Feels like the voices are telling a story of a massive war between heaven's angels and the devils demons before the time of man and the universe.

[bachinblack94]

@amedeosolito

ha un senso logico, quello che hai scritto?

O è l'ultima cazzata dell'ultimo troll di turno?

[vegetazzo]

@bachinblack94 sono sicuro che siano entrambe le cose. Mozart era un grande, uno dei piú grandi compositori d'Europa!

[amedeosolito]

Non ascoltatelo, Mozart...

Non date fuoco alla vostra radio

Non fate un falò di tutti i vostri dischi

No!

[hla5560650]

the best scene in the movie,love the actor who played salieri he`s so talented

[ASRNMCA]

esta sim é a melhor cena confutatis , ela voltando à casa e ele morrendo nos braços do seu fiel inimigo, conforme havia planejado

[azerothblood]

god i love the music and the movie who can you go wrong with mozart but still i like more the music in the version of the movie that other variations

[zerge69]

When the damned are confounded

and consigned to keen flames,

call me with the blessed.

I pray, suppliant and kneeling,

a heart as contrite as ashes;

take Thou my ending into Thy care.

[zerge69]

Confutatis maledictis

Flammis acribus addictis,

Voca me cum benedictus.

Oro supplex et acclinis,

Cor contritum quasi cinis,

Gere curam mei finis.

[WobblingIndian]

mozart's beethoven 9th

[2009080660]

what kinda asshole don't like this???

[BeyondWrittenWords]

Too many notes, lol

[WobblingIndian]

@BeyondWrittenWords how?

[XxfireblastxX]

@WobblingIndian I think BeyondWritenWords is referring to the movie Amadeus, in which that is said about a piece of Mozart. I don't think he meant that the Confutatis has got too many notes though, who could ever say that about such a masterpiece? :)

[WobblingIndian]

@XxfireblastxX yes. I remember now, I think the guy that does the stuff? lol. said that it has too many notes. I think he was talking about the magic flute.

[folkatka]

The greatest music composed by the human ever.

[andrejoaosf]

genius! mozart will live forever in our hearts.

[Hardrada88]

One person needs a slap lol

[Hardrada88]

parfait

[stratisftw13]

this song cant get a dislike ..It must not take ..It will be a shame for our generation ..

[mszegedy]

@stratisftw13 While I agree with you, you may have just stimulated a wave of disobedient dislikes.

[lilbeezyfromitaly]

i brividi.

[carloromoli]

incredibile!

[Macdogg91]

ehh... too many notes

[PrivateFluffy]

@Macdogg91 i saw what you did thar :P

[Zodist]

@Macdogg91 Lol well said.Cheers

[Macdogg91]

@Zodist haha Cheers! 

[daftxpunk77]

Not one work by Mozart has failed to make chills run down my spine.

[estoiharto]

Sólo un genio de la talla de Mozart, consigue emocionar de esta manera; componer este "Confutatis" en un estado febril, moribundo...Grandísimo Mozart!!

[pizdma]

JEZIM SE,BUKVALNO!!!!!

[mozartchh]

mozart has showed us peace

[mbrisendine123]

Stunning! i just love this piece! it's so powerful yet soft. A masterpiece!

[Wazapowaamdr]

@mbrisendine123 Of course!

[aweitzer1]

stunning; so powerful, so immensely satisfying and so perfect! I love this!!!

[Warriorsauce]

@aweitzer1 Way to copy the person below you.