@BINGFRYSRDUN It's in a deleted scene where Constanze goes back to Salieri after showing him the scores presumably for sexual favours, undresses but he orders her out before she finishes ... then afterwards she's in bed crying about that and Mozart comes home and finds her
It was on the movie (the director's cut version) - just a few bars from the very beginning - as well as on the CD. This Adagio is just the first part of a longer work in two movements : Adagio and Rondo K.617. Thomas Bloch has also recorded it at the right tempo and extensively on Naxos. You'll find a video with the end of this Rondo on Youtube in using those keywords : Thomas Bloch Mozart Rondo K.617
This Adagio is not played by Academy of St. Martin in the Fields as written in the presentation but by Thomas Bloch (glass harmonica) and the Brussels Virtuosi (conducted by flustist Marc Grauwels). It was recorded especially for the 2001 version (the director's cut). The tempo is slower than requested by Mozart but it was asked this way to synchronize with the movie.
Yes. But I just played mission 10 and usually as a first impression I introduce myself as a Madrigal. I used to be an honorary one, since I was leaking Lucian secrets to them. Now I'm official.
theAdagio and Rondo for glass harmonica, flute, Oboe, Viola and cello, K 617, where together with the doctor Mesmer would join forces to create something musical with capacity to help the sick!someone know anything about this?Mozart was a extraordinary man
when does this play in the movie?
BINGFRYSRDUN 3 weeks ago
@BINGFRYSRDUN It's in a deleted scene where Constanze goes back to Salieri after showing him the scores presumably for sexual favours, undresses but he orders her out before she finishes ... then afterwards she's in bed crying about that and Mozart comes home and finds her
rossyxan 2 weeks ago
Danke, habe Link gesetzt
MrConvivator 2 months ago
I've finished the 39 clues series, and it was awesome :3
BaconSkittleFul 2 months ago
perfect books!!!
jonnygnr 1 month ago
ahhh, so perfect... this is my new study jam :)
KaminariMori 3 months ago
lol it's funny how everybody's talking about the 39 clues here :P
(i just finished the second book and it was AWESOME!! :P)
MrHellboy6666 5 months ago 2
thumbs up for anyone viewing this because of the 39 clues
Everick888 8 months ago 12
It was on the movie (the director's cut version) - just a few bars from the very beginning - as well as on the CD. This Adagio is just the first part of a longer work in two movements : Adagio and Rondo K.617. Thomas Bloch has also recorded it at the right tempo and extensively on Naxos. You'll find a video with the end of this Rondo on Youtube in using those keywords : Thomas Bloch Mozart Rondo K.617
theondes 10 months ago 2
@theondes Thanks for the info!
mozartsmusicblog 10 months ago
the only one allowed to criticize Mozart is Mozart himself
kadpw7 10 months ago 3
@kadpw7 Bravo!
mozartsmusicblog 10 months ago
when was this played in the movie?
plagueofangels666 11 months ago
How can people not like Mozart, he was a genius of his time and he remains a witty, passionate and methodical pioneer
WarriorOfWriters 1 year ago 7
the glass armonica was invented by benjamin franklin
cool79606 1 year ago
anyone else is Ekaterina?
TheFinvelociraptori 1 year ago
This Adagio is not played by Academy of St. Martin in the Fields as written in the presentation but by Thomas Bloch (glass harmonica) and the Brussels Virtuosi (conducted by flustist Marc Grauwels). It was recorded especially for the 2001 version (the director's cut). The tempo is slower than requested by Mozart but it was asked this way to synchronize with the movie.
theondes 1 year ago 4
@theondes Was this in the movie? Or special features? Or neither...just on the CD?
mozartsmusicblog 10 months ago
Yes. But I just played mission 10 and usually as a first impression I introduce myself as a Madrigal. I used to be an honorary one, since I was leaking Lucian secrets to them. Now I'm official.
swordebrithil12 1 year ago
@swordebrithil12 i presume that u r a lucian?
lucianm739 9 months ago
@lucianm739 Lucian/Madrigal
swordebrithil12 9 months ago
@swordebrithil12
same here
lucianm739 9 months ago
/Thomas/Janus=Cahill
jonnygnr 1 month ago
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i read "the 39 clues" and i know how the music sounds like.
pushkin24 1 year ago
i read "the 39 clues" and i know how the music sounds like
pushkin24 1 year ago
Too beautiful for words.
1AdrianR 1 year ago
Extravagant genius.
Empirical1980 1 year ago
@Empirical1980 Janus definitely
astrochem123 1 year ago
@astrochem123 Hugh Janus? possibly. Although im starting to suspect Mike Hunt...
Empirical1980 1 year ago
It has been mentioned in "The 39 Clues" series... Now I know what it sounds like... Thanks for uploading! ^^
tinskyhunter 1 year ago 2
*sigh*
i'm going 2 start reading the 39 clues: one false note tomorrow
this might give me a little help...
swordebrithil12 1 year ago 21
@swordebrithil12 r u a lucian?
astrochem123 1 year ago
@swordebrithil12
exact same reason i'm listening to this. only, i already finished the book
lucianm739 9 months ago
@lucianm739 what book?
plagueofangels666 7 months ago
@plagueofangels666 the 39 clues book 2, one false note.
lucianm739 7 months ago
and...BOOOOOOM!!!!!!!!!!!
jonnygnr 1 month ago
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Xxerrol1218xX 4 months ago
@swordebrithil12 Lol
BaconSkittleFul 2 months ago
che stunade
buffetosca 2 years ago
theAdagio and Rondo for glass harmonica, flute, Oboe, Viola and cello, K 617, where together with the doctor Mesmer would join forces to create something musical with capacity to help the sick!someone know anything about this?Mozart was a extraordinary man
lucioscp 2 years ago
normally I'm not a Mozart fan but i love this, the armonica made this piece. such an underrated, underused and beautiful instrument.
Drmofothegreat 2 years ago 17
@Drmofothegreat
People who aren't normally a Mozart fan aren't normal.
johnyringoz 3 months ago 2