@xiilazyalex lol fail. the spatial temporal reasoning seen in computer science is a derivative of the principals used in psychology. The hippocampus, located in the medial TEMPORAL lobe of the brain, is responsible for spatial reasoning. thats why it is called spatial-temporal reasoning. guyboy625 is correct, and you are an arrogant douche
@xiilazyalex a kid writes an innocent comment about the video. then you google a word in his comment and when the first definition of the word does not match the context of his comment you tell him the "proper" definition of the word, even though his context is more correct than your own. so basically you are an asshat
@iRoxorzUrSoxorz Your point? Finding the definition of a word is the key to building your vocabulary. Your so full of shit calling people asshats or arrogant douches, when they don't fit my posts... Just exactly how am i conceited/arrogant? Exactly... I'm done with this rubbish, bye.
@nequillim ok listen up, ok I'm gonna say this slowly. FIRST OF ALL. If you hate him so much then why are you watching this? seriously dude. Not all songs have words. but that doesn't mean its not music. If there's no words it can't rhyme. Are you following me? And just because it is old does not mean it is bad. There's no use in argueing because no one ever wins. So you keep your opinion and I'll keep mine. got it? Now go eat some cupcakes.
i have being playin flute for 5 year and when ever i hear this so play good i can only smile and these two did a awesome job i almost cried.... almost :D
Hey, me and my friend were going to buckle down this summer and learn this song. She wants to take the top part to carry the melody and I'm taking the small interjecting parts. Unfortunately we only have one piano at our disposal so there's a war over territory. But I guess if we really work hard we can pull it off.
@nequillim seriously, you're going back to your first argument? I ALMOST pity you but whatevs who give a damn about you anymore. I'll go listen to my classical music and you go back to listening your crap. (and did you even read my reply?! i said jb's lyrics were okay, i just hate how his voice sounds and the fact that he is soo overrated)
@nequillim twolefthanz is right. 10 years later, nobody will remember justin bieber. if mozart's music is crap, why did it survive to this very day and why is he considered to be a genius. justin's songs, the lyrics and the beat is pretty catchy (like on glee, they did bieber and it sounded okay) i just don't like his voice and the fact that is is so over rated. Justin Bieber is actually a pretty good songwriter, but i just dislike him. that's my opinion.
@nequillim LOL! "Maybe then you'll learn to appreciate REAL music." You call Justin Beiber REAL MUSIC? God bless you. You're probably one of those gits that are in 3rd-world countries that know and value absolutely nothing. I really do not know whether I'd throw up or laugh at your pathteic comments. Bloody unbelievable people these days.
seriously, cut it. I agree that jsutin bieber is not real msuic. I much prefer this than him, but you can't accuse either countries or peopel from these countries. I tha snothing to do with it. Actuall ymost jsutin bieber fans are amercians, the oent aht always eat junk food, only socialize through internet or soemtiems rarely at school, adn lsitne to crap music. Peopel from 3rd world coutnries nca be more civilised than them sometimes.
@nequillim those who like listening to classical music and want to listen to all the modern crap, they already would have done so themselves and your last sentence, this is what i mean by going back to your mommy and learning your manners since no can always get what they want. i personally dislike justin beiber a great deal but i don't go up to his videos and diss about him and praise classical music.
@nequillim maybe u don't appreciate mozart and others musical geniuses like him but you don't have to diss him so badly. if you don't like him then go listen to your jb crap and lady gaga. i doubt you could ever become a legend like him so just don't listen to him and go back to your mommy and learn somethings about manners and values and virtues and such. honestly you disgust me for not liking good music when you hear it but i guess that's just you.
actually, acording to Gordon Shaw and Frances Rauscher, 10 minutes of this sonata can increase your IQ capacity! (for a short period of time, but it does!)... but.. whatever, I don't listen to this sonata to become inteligent, I listen because it's beautiful, it's Mozart!
I wish my school had 2 pianos..graaah 3 more years until I go to university and get to go in a room with 2 baby grands!!! :D happy. always wanted to play this sonata!
@alekos2233 When listening to this sonata, your spatial IQ (and only that type of IQ) increases by an average of 8-9 for a limited time (10-15min). That is because the area of the brain which becomes activated (induces vasodilation, which leads to higher blood- and, thus, oxygen supply) when listening to it is situated closely to the place where visual/spatial reasoning occurs.
That is... You do NOT get 9 points each time you listen to it. You do NOT become better at memorizing etc. etc...
@ilyakun There is no particular neuromediator, or neurotransmitter, involved. It is a known fact that areas in the brain which are used, along with other tissues in the body, get an increased blood supply. That is being controlled by the autonomic nervous system.
For example, the parasympathetic nervous system stimulates the functions of the digestive tract nad increases its blood supply through vasodilation using the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine. Epinephrine has the opposite effect.
not sure what you mean by that.. because it only proves my point.. though i wasn't precise as well, the only possible thing that can stimulate vasodilatation in response to music is limbic system (which will also happen with nm help).. but vasodilatation doesn't necessary mean increase of brain activity
for example, one of migraine etiologies is increased vasodilatation of cranial vessels :)
@ilyakun Vasodilation is induced by local changes, not only restricted to the limbic system. FMRI's would have no functional use if what you said was correct. Vasodilation occurs in places of the brain which have a higher degree of functioning at that time. That is why FRMI's measure increased blood flow to the temporal lobe when speaking, and the occipital when passively watching sth.
Migraine is caused by excessive extention of the meninges, a result of pathological vasodilation.
Indeed it doesn't, but we are talking about music inducing the vasodilatation, you don't get , what im trying to tell, do you? As well I got a feeling that you read too much without understanding and try to feed me with this, moreover thats not connected with a primary topic..
..and about migraine I said, one of ethiologies. It is still unknown what certainly causes and what are the pathological mechanisms of chronic migraines, thats why it's still a problem nowadays.
what you said was that you didnt know of any neuromodulators that are released by music... what else can be read from that sentence? You got that feeling from me due to my ose of specific facts in my argumentation, from which an extrapolation of understanding cannot be made. For further explanation, a correct question has to be asked.
We still dont know what causes those pathological situations (ergo, our inability to cure), but we do know what causes the pain (this can be treated).
Mozart stimulates the problem solving part of your brain. Which is why he is so great because there is a certain satisfaction that is only attainable from using the problem solving part of your brain. Mozart is the only music I've found that actually awakens that part of my brain and helps me get that satisfaction. Best state of mind possible in my eyes.
Scientist Frances Rauscher has shown, that children who listens, just for 10 min, to Mozarts sonata K448 i D. increase their spatial intelligens.
She also did experiments on rats. It turned out, that rats, who listen to that particular piece, actually produce more (BDNF), - a substance, that increase learning ability and storing capacity, - and furthermore it speeds up building of neural connections in the brain.
My, Im getting clever, just sitting here, listening while I write.
My fingers have been itching to play this song...I swear I have piano and music in my genes or something XDDDD I'll upload a vid if i ever learn it <3
amazing but not perfect since the guy on the left seems to have a weak left hand and can't support the bass or lower notes as well as they could be, but still 2 pretty amazing guys!!!
that guy with the blonde hair makes too many mistakes, he is quite mixed up, with the piano market flourishing mistakes will ruin you. If you want to be the best than you need to practice on a grand piano.
it reminds me of nodame cantabile too !!! but also ouran high school host club ... anyway these two guys are very good and they play in a very elegant way ... bravo !!!
Escùchala, te ayuda para la concentración. DisfrUtala.....
martinfelix22 10 hours ago
Medical myth : play Mozart to boost baby’s IQ ( sciencealert. c o m . a u / o p i n i o n s / 2 0 1 2 2 4 0 1 - 2 3 0 4 2 - 2 . html)
Hanovisa 3 days ago
I love this, it's very calming to listen to.
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@hellboyreloaded I cum on your mother's spinal bones. you deserve a pat on the back for your ridiculous statement.
gewgtweg 1 month ago
@gewgtweg LOL u mad bro?
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gewgtweg 1 month ago
Very nice!!!
marian444 2 months ago
thats a big piano!
nikolaos1010 2 months ago
cuando escucho el min 1:32 recuerdo la marcha turca de Beethoven... No digo que se parezcan, solo que me la recuerda...
ESAYARIS 2 months ago
You have been buffed by Music!
+7 Intelligence Quotient for 7 minutes!
lluke9 2 months ago
Barney Stinson!!!
endtorendtor 2 months ago
@Rasmusriiser
I'm pretty sure it only works if you listen to it frequently at a young age... xD
gravichick777 4 months ago
great work, lads!
FranzLisztFerentz 4 months ago
draco malfoy!!!
gusieo 4 months ago in playlist mozart 5
I like the Perkinel sisters' better. This has too much sustenance.
bashibazouks77 4 months ago
This increases your Spatial-temporal reasoning.
guyboy625 4 months ago
@guyboy625 I'm not sure what computer science has to do with this... As that is what ''spatial-temporal reasoning'' is defined as.
xiilazyalex 2 months ago
@xiilazyalex lol fail. the spatial temporal reasoning seen in computer science is a derivative of the principals used in psychology. The hippocampus, located in the medial TEMPORAL lobe of the brain, is responsible for spatial reasoning. thats why it is called spatial-temporal reasoning. guyboy625 is correct, and you are an arrogant douche
iRoxorzUrSoxorz 2 months ago
@iRoxorzUrSoxorz Yeah, i don't care. I'm an arrogant douche? Just exactly how am i arrogant? Wow... Something must be wrong with you.
xiilazyalex 2 months ago
@xiilazyalex a kid writes an innocent comment about the video. then you google a word in his comment and when the first definition of the word does not match the context of his comment you tell him the "proper" definition of the word, even though his context is more correct than your own. so basically you are an asshat
iRoxorzUrSoxorz 2 months ago 2
@iRoxorzUrSoxorz Your point? Finding the definition of a word is the key to building your vocabulary. Your so full of shit calling people asshats or arrogant douches, when they don't fit my posts... Just exactly how am i conceited/arrogant? Exactly... I'm done with this rubbish, bye.
xiilazyalex 2 months ago
@nequillim ok listen up, ok I'm gonna say this slowly. FIRST OF ALL. If you hate him so much then why are you watching this? seriously dude. Not all songs have words. but that doesn't mean its not music. If there's no words it can't rhyme. Are you following me? And just because it is old does not mean it is bad. There's no use in argueing because no one ever wins. So you keep your opinion and I'll keep mine. got it? Now go eat some cupcakes.
janeypooh123 4 months ago
i have being playin flute for 5 year and when ever i hear this so play good i can only smile and these two did a awesome job i almost cried.... almost :D
AnGeLvIeNoLa 6 months ago
is it me or does the one on the right seem really arrogant at about 1:46
elmim1 6 months ago
@elmim1 Arrogant? lol he's feeling the music
BillyVanHelsing 6 months ago 8
Hey, me and my friend were going to buckle down this summer and learn this song. She wants to take the top part to carry the melody and I'm taking the small interjecting parts. Unfortunately we only have one piano at our disposal so there's a war over territory. But I guess if we really work hard we can pull it off.
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EthereaJDemure 7 months ago
@nequillim seriously, you're going back to your first argument? I ALMOST pity you but whatevs who give a damn about you anymore. I'll go listen to my classical music and you go back to listening your crap. (and did you even read my reply?! i said jb's lyrics were okay, i just hate how his voice sounds and the fact that he is soo overrated)
janeypooh123 7 months ago
I can feel myself grow smarter and smarter every second...:P #mozart-effect
SimplyNotTheBest22 7 months ago
now this is real music.
MsJenellekaryn 7 months ago
What the dickens, 13 dislikes. Idiots.
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@nequillim twolefthanz is right. 10 years later, nobody will remember justin bieber. if mozart's music is crap, why did it survive to this very day and why is he considered to be a genius. justin's songs, the lyrics and the beat is pretty catchy (like on glee, they did bieber and it sounded okay) i just don't like his voice and the fact that is is so over rated. Justin Bieber is actually a pretty good songwriter, but i just dislike him. that's my opinion.
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@nequillim LOL! "Maybe then you'll learn to appreciate REAL music." You call Justin Beiber REAL MUSIC? God bless you. You're probably one of those gits that are in 3rd-world countries that know and value absolutely nothing. I really do not know whether I'd throw up or laugh at your pathteic comments. Bloody unbelievable people these days.
A7Xbobbiesullivan 8 months ago
@A7Xbobbiesullivan more like the little gits in america where they dont have to work 24/7 for a drop of water
ladiesman2427 8 months ago
@A7Xbobbiesullivan he's probably some 13 year old girl who supports justin bieber and learned to use big words
TheMastereric35 8 months ago
@TheMastereric35 Don't feed the troll ;-)
MindFuxker 8 months ago
seriously, cut it. I agree that jsutin bieber is not real msuic. I much prefer this than him, but you can't accuse either countries or peopel from these countries. I tha snothing to do with it. Actuall ymost jsutin bieber fans are amercians, the oent aht always eat junk food, only socialize through internet or soemtiems rarely at school, adn lsitne to crap music. Peopel from 3rd world coutnries nca be more civilised than them sometimes.
DragonofShu 7 months ago 2
@DragonofShu
I gave you a thumbs up 'cause I love your spelling. ;)
A7Xbobbiesullivan 6 months ago
@nequillim :O wow. i feel really sorry for you.
A7Xbobbiesullivan 8 months ago
@nequillim Um, Justin Bieber and "REAL music" should not be in the same sentence.
rustypasta 8 months ago
The Mozart phenomonen is real and proven. His music and writing has lasted 220 years. In 5 years time they will say Justin Who???
twolefthanz 9 months ago 3
@nequillim those who like listening to classical music and want to listen to all the modern crap, they already would have done so themselves and your last sentence, this is what i mean by going back to your mommy and learning your manners since no can always get what they want. i personally dislike justin beiber a great deal but i don't go up to his videos and diss about him and praise classical music.
janeypooh123 9 months ago
@nequillim maybe u don't appreciate mozart and others musical geniuses like him but you don't have to diss him so badly. if you don't like him then go listen to your jb crap and lady gaga. i doubt you could ever become a legend like him so just don't listen to him and go back to your mommy and learn somethings about manners and values and virtues and such. honestly you disgust me for not liking good music when you hear it but i guess that's just you.
janeypooh123 9 months ago
fabulous!
thecoments 9 months ago
beautiful.
fardisghomeshi 9 months ago
This is one of my favourite songs ever, god. This is beautiful!
sparksfly16 9 months ago 4
Mozart always has me on the edge of my seat.
Aure217 9 months ago 2
..Tamaki.
:D
JillnRe 9 months ago 4
@matheus3284
This Sonata is responsible for the Mozart effect........
TransAmFormulaV8 9 months ago
omg omg i feel it!
+1 Intelligence
Vesyus88 10 months ago 92
@Vesyus88 Mozart can accept ur Like .. he's dead now !
Hanovisa 3 days ago
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Lol its gay when 2 men play a duet.
Vesivian 11 months ago
@Vesivian you disgust me
janeypooh123 9 months ago
actually, acording to Gordon Shaw and Frances Rauscher, 10 minutes of this sonata can increase your IQ capacity! (for a short period of time, but it does!)... but.. whatever, I don't listen to this sonata to become inteligent, I listen because it's beautiful, it's Mozart!
rodrigo09031994 11 months ago
The effect was debunked since 1997, but that takes nothing away from mozart himself.
bin1127 1 year ago
que bonita piesa. you play very beatifful:-)
klaradal21 1 year ago
Terrible!
procriticism 1 year ago
Tamaki ;)
iValkyrur 1 year ago
genial!
Rapsods 1 year ago
I wonder how much someone earns just to flip the pages
xistoxs 1 year ago
@xistoxs $9.56 an hour.
lol jk idk. if only...
JOICEWANG1 1 year ago
I wish my school had 2 pianos..graaah 3 more years until I go to university and get to go in a room with 2 baby grands!!! :D happy. always wanted to play this sonata!
xxgwyloxx 1 year ago
this sonata increases your IQ by 9 points, believe it or not.
my fav mozart song! but the trill in the third note is supposed to be F# E?
bashibazouks77 1 year ago
@bashibazouks77 if u hear this sonata more than once ur IQ increases every time 9 points?
alekos2233 1 year ago
@alekos2233 When listening to this sonata, your spatial IQ (and only that type of IQ) increases by an average of 8-9 for a limited time (10-15min). That is because the area of the brain which becomes activated (induces vasodilation, which leads to higher blood- and, thus, oxygen supply) when listening to it is situated closely to the place where visual/spatial reasoning occurs.
That is... You do NOT get 9 points each time you listen to it. You do NOT become better at memorizing etc. etc...
chevapdva 1 year ago
@chevapdva
can't think of any neuromediator, which is release is stimulated in by music...
ilyakun 1 year ago
@ilyakun There is no particular neuromediator, or neurotransmitter, involved. It is a known fact that areas in the brain which are used, along with other tissues in the body, get an increased blood supply. That is being controlled by the autonomic nervous system.
For example, the parasympathetic nervous system stimulates the functions of the digestive tract nad increases its blood supply through vasodilation using the neurotransmitter Acetylcholine. Epinephrine has the opposite effect.
chevapdva 1 year ago 2
@chevapdva
not sure what you mean by that.. because it only proves my point.. though i wasn't precise as well, the only possible thing that can stimulate vasodilatation in response to music is limbic system (which will also happen with nm help).. but vasodilatation doesn't necessary mean increase of brain activity
for example, one of migraine etiologies is increased vasodilatation of cranial vessels :)
ilyakun 1 year ago
@ilyakun Vasodilation is induced by local changes, not only restricted to the limbic system. FMRI's would have no functional use if what you said was correct. Vasodilation occurs in places of the brain which have a higher degree of functioning at that time. That is why FRMI's measure increased blood flow to the temporal lobe when speaking, and the occipital when passively watching sth.
Migraine is caused by excessive extention of the meninges, a result of pathological vasodilation.
chevapdva 11 months ago
@chevapdva
Indeed it doesn't, but we are talking about music inducing the vasodilatation, you don't get , what im trying to tell, do you? As well I got a feeling that you read too much without understanding and try to feed me with this, moreover thats not connected with a primary topic..
..and about migraine I said, one of ethiologies. It is still unknown what certainly causes and what are the pathological mechanisms of chronic migraines, thats why it's still a problem nowadays.
ilyakun 11 months ago
@ilyakun
what you said was that you didnt know of any neuromodulators that are released by music... what else can be read from that sentence? You got that feeling from me due to my ose of specific facts in my argumentation, from which an extrapolation of understanding cannot be made. For further explanation, a correct question has to be asked.
We still dont know what causes those pathological situations (ergo, our inability to cure), but we do know what causes the pain (this can be treated).
chevapdva 11 months ago
12 people dislike this just dont have ears =D
TkrakenT 1 year ago
if only i had a friend who plays piano rather than rap :'( or if i had 4 arms :| ...to the genetic DNA altering facility!! :)
jmrocks95 1 year ago
I love how like, half the people watching this video heard of this piece because of ouran host club XD
tpotfm14 1 year ago
I just love the way this song sounds, so nice and makes me sit down relax and just litsen to this song
MissxXxSmarty 1 year ago
Ouran High School Host Club made me adore this song...<3
jlover2810 1 year ago 5
Mozart stimulates the problem solving part of your brain. Which is why he is so great because there is a certain satisfaction that is only attainable from using the problem solving part of your brain. Mozart is the only music I've found that actually awakens that part of my brain and helps me get that satisfaction. Best state of mind possible in my eyes.
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scintillator100 1 year ago
Ouran high school host club e nodame cantabile, questo brano è bellissimoo....
eccezionale..complimenti.
MultiQueen92 1 year ago 2
I love this piece so much. And I love it more because of Tamaki in Ouran <3
awesomejey 1 year ago 2
it's only one of my great dreams to be able to play this beautiful piece with someone on two grand pianos! ^^
Troublespianist 1 year ago 2
came here to expreience the "mozart" effect
paulthecoolest 1 year ago
¡¡ Que interpretacion de ensueño !! ¡¡ Magistral,excelso !!
LeonPaganini 1 year ago
This is one of Mozart's best pieces. And beautifully played too!
gerardbedecarter 1 year ago
Esta fenomenal.
Josetrix2 1 year ago
Mozart is my hero ♥
nearsadie14 1 year ago
Está comprobado experimentalmente el efecto mozart de esta pieza musical Marco Gro.
1955piri 1 year ago
femkitz7 antes de marcar los errores de la gente aprende a escribir boludo!
siglinde86 1 year ago
abosulutely perfect ~~
this sonata always relax me a lot~
gryffindoryuki 1 year ago
They are pretty good. Sounds better than Barenboim and Lang Lang pair.
ryankim726 1 year ago 12
good !!!
qwejpg 1 year ago
i'd like to see an electric bass duet of this.
Gavinprs 1 year ago
This one of the Album Mozart Effect .....
tieugiang94 1 year ago
muy muy bien logrado felicitaciones un pequelo error en el 9:09 pero = muy muy bien
femitz7 1 year ago
Tamaki played part of this song in ouran high school host club!!! it was awesome
Nekotome 1 year ago 5
Can this piece be played with one piano?
XDSakuraBlossomXD 1 year ago
there is a simpler version that i heard of, that i think could be played on one piano. But, i forgot where i heard it... ^.^; sorry
Nekotome 1 year ago
HAHA Youtube. It thinks you're Murray Perahia and Radu Lupu. What an honor, though! XD
currymuttonpizza 1 year ago
how the fck...
i don't get how this is done. haha
it's so wonderful. i want be able to make beautiful piano music like this one day. i'm dying to learn. but i'm just too darn impatient.
CrackalackinProd 1 year ago 2
nouuuuuuuu
sara67915 1 year ago
¡Excelente! uno nunca deja de sorprenderce a pesar de ser escuchada varias veces.
Kiryk7 1 year ago
impresionante!!!
sonitagarcia 1 year ago
¡¡¡ cómo me gusta esta pieza !!! es increiblemente buena =P muchas garcias por dejarnos disfrutar de tan maravillosa interpretación. saludos
Flymeelth 1 year ago
amazing
bbbaaarrraaakkk 2 years ago
This reminds me of Nadome Cantabile... O wait! They did play this in like the first episode!
Nadome is a cool anime for music and romance lovers! (Not that much romance though so i recommend age 13+)
DON'T FORGET TO CHECK IT OUT!!! XD
manganimegirlXD1 2 years ago
awesome song!
Burning0Lilac 2 years ago
Why awkward? I was only being ironic :)
metteholm75 2 years ago
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metteholm75 2 years ago
내가 제일 좋아하는곡 ㅋ
whwh0304 2 years ago
i just LOVE this song :]
labloverharris 2 years ago
Scientist Frances Rauscher has shown, that children who listens, just for 10 min, to Mozarts sonata K448 i D. increase their spatial intelligens.
She also did experiments on rats. It turned out, that rats, who listen to that particular piece, actually produce more (BDNF), - a substance, that increase learning ability and storing capacity, - and furthermore it speeds up building of neural connections in the brain.
My, Im getting clever, just sitting here, listening while I write.
metteholm75 2 years ago 10
(awkward laugh) yeah i suppose you are...
sayno2lolzisback 2 years ago
es buena!
bettermanlamia01 2 years ago
this piece is amazing. It sounds brilliant, and it reminds me of Ouran High School Host Club
911tiki 2 years ago 6
It IS one of the songs Tamamki Suoh plays in the show ^_~
I love Ouran!
sailorscout74110 2 years ago 5
OMG that made me wanna find this song i love Tamaki so much <£
ScouseBassist101 2 years ago 5
lol i also saw this cuz tamaki played it xD
XxSawadaTsunayoshixX 2 years ago 4
@ScouseBassist101
MWAHAHA XD
Me too.
I wish I could play this piece together someday... cause I'm pianist :)
GriseLovesRoses 1 year ago 3
My fingers have been itching to play this song...I swear I have piano and music in my genes or something XDDDD I'll upload a vid if i ever learn it <3
sailorscout74110 1 year ago
Great co-ordination!
geogroxxx 2 years ago
research shows that people with epilepsy that listen to this song show a decreased amount of seizures!
emilyunderscoremarie 2 years ago 5
i really love this piece...
someday i wan to be able to play this with someone...
mozart really has great pieces...
i also love kv309
the start is similay to this one(but its just for one piano)
maora01 2 years ago
i love the start of this piece. <3
kristelandreajonas 2 years ago 2
Awesome....just AWESOME.
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Esta es la peor version que he escuchado. Sin fraseos ni conduccion, articuladamente mal y error en los ritmos. Realmente Horrible ! Impresentable
linkin1085 2 years ago
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ayfa3 2 years ago
always have loved k448 sounds so colourful and happy :D
juliaCSL 2 years ago 4
me gusta esta interpretacion, al menos mas ke el video de efrain gonzalez, cuidado con los pequeños errores y, a seguir tocando!!
DZAUDZI69 2 years ago
Good job, but they can do it better i think :)
listen to Anderson & Roe, they are amazing!!
ShOwBiZ88 2 years ago
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Azeckwazion 2 years ago
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They need to seriously go home and do some practice. Lot's of wrong notes, slips...just all over the place. Shame, because it's a lively performance.
chocoleto 2 years ago
lma othe yaint even playing, its murray periah
mansuliu 2 years ago
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sorry..i feel so stick about their performance
Kcohlorskyfo 2 years ago
i love it
Azeckwazion 2 years ago 2
i just took the high iq society test which at first i got 126, I tried while listening to this piece and got 131
MrLoGiK85 2 years ago 2
I got a similar effect here too, but while listening to Beethoven :P
Desu666 2 years ago
you know this sonata makes you more inteligent, and do good things to your brain?
rodrigo09031994 2 years ago 26
@rodrigo09031994 GABBA GABBA HEY, GABBA GABBA HEY?!
rdnzl7878 1 year ago
@rodrigo09031994 and reduces seizures.
ALittleGothicGirl 1 year ago
@rodrigo09031994 not exactly. It just increases your concentration, but in a good way.
abiuchuela 1 year ago
única que me acalma , gosto muito !
mandinhaliminha 2 years ago
gyaboo º.º
me encanta esta melodia
la adoro
neslee010289 2 years ago 3
p.s i know it doesn't bother most but im VERY picky when it comes to classical music
jmrocks95 2 years ago
amazing but not perfect since the guy on the left seems to have a weak left hand and can't support the bass or lower notes as well as they could be, but still 2 pretty amazing guys!!!
jmrocks95 2 years ago 5
Bravo!!!!
pe53377 2 years ago
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fck grand pianos
w w w . youtube . com/watch?v=cY3utCilHaU
how mozart's music would of really sounded back then :)
cosmicism 2 years ago
isn't this song the one which causes "the mozart effect"?
fatboy214536 2 years ago 8
It is.
But also ALL classical music has that effect as far as you can notice when you listen to it and watch its effect.
Carlos2012Ms 2 years ago 3
I listen to Chopin and Beethoven, but can't get the effect desired.
I love Chopin and Beethoven, and listen to Mozart for visualisation maths, it help me in trigonometrics homeworks :D
masterastros 2 years ago 41
seriously?
trastulo 2 years ago
the two ladies at the back were just page flippers.... LOL
btw, i like this performance... really :D
dragons454 2 years ago 3
PERFECT!! :D
dragons454 2 years ago
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Aquafishfan 2 years ago
Love Assaf 6:18 - 6:38. :)
Thank you both for a brilliant performance!
roobytooze 2 years ago
Brilliant for the both you! :D
statealchemistnezuki 2 years ago 2
that guy with the blonde hair makes too many mistakes, he is quite mixed up, with the piano market flourishing mistakes will ruin you. If you want to be the best than you need to practice on a grand piano.
username1p 2 years ago
when you say that it makes me profoundly thankfull that I have a steinway grand in my house
and you're right, he lifts his hands off the piano too much and makes a lot of mistakes as a result.
productof2exorcists 2 years ago
Ouran High School Host Club. I remember this music in it. :D
RedMynci 2 years ago 48
It sure was in there
freedomstorm 2 years ago 5
@RedMynci this song was also played in nodame cantabile.
silverapple127 1 year ago
@RedMynci Yeeees!!! I love how Tamaki plays it on one piano xD
gravichick777 1 year ago 4
@RedMynci jajaja me too
Nosfrax 1 year ago
2:47 ?
DarkMangaIza 2 years ago 2
1:50 look at his face expression when he hears the piano is out of tune
alankace 2 years ago
The piano is in tune. Its just one of mozart's chromatic grace notes. :)
Mercer1012 2 years ago 3
Out of tune? I HIGHLY doubt it.
willowpuff 2 years ago 4
nodame cantabile and ouran high school host club! i love this piece and they played it very well
courteliteness19 2 years ago 9
it reminds me of nodame cantabile too !!! but also ouran high school host club ... anyway these two guys are very good and they play in a very elegant way ... bravo !!!
albematos 2 years ago 4
bravo
bcmimichan 2 years ago
now learning how to play this. if only i had someone else to play the second part with :P
classicalemo 2 years ago
for some reason, idk why it always reminds me of nodame cantabile?? weird but i guess o.O
danedaworld 2 years ago
hehe. same here. You know why? Cz it's the first piece Nodame and Chikai played together. =)
ooicookie 2 years ago
sublime mozart en mi mente y alma atravez del espacio tiempo increible como lo sinte la simbiosis alma cuerpo o como se llame
dartaes 2 years ago
Buenisima interpretacion
Capo Mozart ! !
:D
TomViolero 2 years ago