I feel for those who don't know Mozart. This piece makes me cry. I'd walk a thousand miles on foot to watch something like this. If there is something like that around you, please just let me know ...
its not about how many notes you can fit into a bar or how fast you can play something.like some composers are about...mozart is pure art and beauty.something no amount of studying can create. It comes from inner inspiration.
I see the storm and the wind and the end of the world, until that lady's voice descends like an angel from above.This is the most beautiful expression of hope and despair I have ever heard.
I had a strange dream that I was in a hut with Salieri in a field and he forced me to paint a picture of a pear for him. After I finished, he said, "I absolve you, I absolve you." Ha ha. Anyway, I love the scene in the movie where Salieri is in awe of this piece. His facial expressions are perfect.
Wolfgang loved her so much that he wrote this piece for her, to show her that she was his god
and I think it is the best piece of classical music EVER wrote.. if any sort of ogd or deity exists, he/she/it would be very jealous to hear what humans can create.
@GuyPennebaker Mozart had the Lord on his side. God was with him. He was taken up to heaven by our Lord for his time had come. Alcohol had nothing to do with it
@GuyPennebaker Of course I have heard of it but it had nothing to do with Mozart. God was protecting him and obviously He decided to take him to Heaven.
Beautiful.. I compare this piece with Beethovens Emperor Concerto, I love one particular movement of that one. Some people don't realize how beautiful classical music can be..
It was Mozart's own wife, Constanza, who first sang the soprano solo in this Kyrie from the Mass in C; she must have had a beautiful voice because the music for this is so divine and uses high soprano range. It's unfortunate that the Mass was not finished (no one knows why). This was a glorious religious work, already we can see the makings of his final work the Requiem, which was his masterpiece of choral music.
I am 15. I hear This. Then I hear: ) Justin Bieber, Maroon 5, Rihanna, Beyonce, Snoop Dogg, the list goes on. . . I ask myself " How can we as a cultural regress so greatly in just 200+ when it comes to our music? " These singers, composers, musicians put their whole being into creating these masterpieces. . . now-a-days you step in a studio and a frog could make our next popular culture. THANK GOD we have a good amount of these classics, I will never again stoop to popular culture standards!
@ReecesFilmaking Well pop cultural or what is consider music to most people now a days is made for the average(dumb) person. average music for the average person. Their is still a lot of good music out there being made in today time however you just need to listen and look for it.
@thenumbaonerocka I'll only laugh for a moment. I hear this and smile , with tears in my eyes....Mostly when the lady soars through the darkness in the major key, with the beauty of hope.
Are we going to appall you with something confidential and disgusting? Let's hope so, because that is what you really like. Unconfessed crimes of buried wickedness. If that is what brings you to us, the prospect of hearing horrors, you shall not go unrewarded.
increible,es algo que jamas lo lovidas una vez oido es ocmo si dios mismo pasara por los sentimientos y quedaran grabados en tu oido.me fascina mozart,amo la musica clasica...
@incursion89 You´re right, Gardiner´s version is played at a lower pitch. Not so low as to say it´s in a different key, but somewhere in between C and B at A=440Hz. Look up "concert pitch" to find out more.
@fogeus I see. maybe its because Gardiner's English Baroque Soloists plays period instruments to make it an authentic performance historically. so their tuning differs from the normal orchestra
I downloaded this track with the Academy of St. Martin info on iTunes and it's a different version. This version is way better than the one on iTunes. Can someone tell me if its by a different orchestra?
im fucking tired of people talking about chuk norris and justin beiver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is elevated and sophisticated music, i dont think we care!!!!!!!!!!!! so please leave smart commnts and stop writing retarded comments.
@PhysicalsimForever The percentage of Christian vs. non Christian is not worth discussing. The amount of classical composers who were Christian is in the DNA conviction rate, high 90's percentile. Don't know much about the lives of Shumann and Berlioz, however I do know Verdi composed a requiem with others and one by himself entirely out of self motivation which would be strange for a complete non believer. Beethoven and Wagner can't be labeled atheists.
@PhysicalsimForever I would hardly say that qualifies the universe as being completely random, considering we do not know what constitutes the majority of it or what is its dominant impetus. I view the findings of quantum being similar to "ingredients" allowed to perform a function. Exiting quantum for a second, doesn't everything seem sort of, uniform? Stars surrounded by planets, which surround black holes, along side other galaxies. Shouldn't things be more random? I don't know honestly.
@LilGrey456 You realize "Kyrie, Christi eleison" means "Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy" so yes, its very much like God to leisurely enjoy the cries and screams of his children
@porchmonkey401k This is so bizarre. Someone crying out for God's grace to save them supposedly means he caused the problems in the first place and is relishing in his children's pain? Just because you're sick and twisted don't impose that on God.
@porchmonkey401k Mercy doesn't necessarily imply persecution if you throw yourself on the mercy of the court is the court doing something wrong to begin with? Or are they just administering justice? Think about it.
@porchmonkey401k Yeah well this is coming from someone, evidently, who's never stood in front of a judge. I can assure you at that point YOU ARE NOT the one who will be determining morality HE WILL. Time to come out of Mom's basement where things are nice and cozy.
@NewDawnFades608 sure its NOT true that 90% of spain is religious, a fact like that definitely invalidates my argument. Im Romanian, make a poor joke and it will be true, theres a diff between racism and fact
@Phy einstein came to the opposite conclusion based on science: that there is a god. the more he discovered, the more he realized the improbability that his findings were the result of a random occurrence. still, we know organized religion is not true. personally i'm in the "there's a god and it doesn't care about earth" phase. there's an intelligent design out there however it doesn't seem to have anything to do with us. we're probably about as significant as bacteria on a grain of sand.
you make interesting, noteworthy points. from what i have read, people who become converts because of mozart's music, believe that such grand, perfectly beautiful music could only have come from god, rather than being the by-product of an indifferent universe and the laws of chance. the god spoken of here, i think, is of the monotheistic christian kind, but certainly there are other takes on god, such as pantheism, of which immortality in heaven is not a necessary part.
One thing I would like to believe is that Mozart's music is a taste of life after death, and that in dying, when one can never again get to listen to things like this, the peace and stillness would be even more beautiful than his music. But alas, I don't believe any of this, and the fact that an atheist like me can also dream about this shows how easily it is to be seduced by the idea of God.
@TheScriabin i am an agnostic; something i could never shake off in this life. so i go into my death clean without the dogma of prejudgement. but i must say, having thought over what you had to say about this music by mozart and yourself as an atheist, you have my attention. often times i have been met with arrogance and even ad hominem attack (COWARD!!) from both the theist side and the atheist side. hearing your words, somehow i think you would not take that line. anyway, take er easy.
@tuckosi the three are probably from the rock n roll (not that i don't enjoy rock music) crowd whose only time spent with classical is in the middle of, say, an arnold schwarzenegger action movie or something like the jaws theme music. kids are so plugged into rock music, rap...these days--in the car, the library...even in class-- that when they finally take the walkman head phones off, they find they are deaf to the more profounder forms of music, such as mozart's mass in c minor. what a loss.
@LFZ15 1. no, it's not an insult, but just a pretty accurate observation. in general, if you pick out the typical young person into rock music, play some mozart for him, and he will look lost and give it the thumbs down. i know, because i've seen it all around me. sure, there are classical music appreciation groups, but classical music is effectively dead in today's culture.// as for "dadum...dadum...du du du du du da du du daahaaaaa du du du....," it was composed by john williams, an...
@LFZ15 2. ...american composer, conductor, & pianist, whose music is firmly from the classical tradition. the jaws film score is a classical piece of suspense music, synonymous with a growing terror of impending doom. the royal scottish national orchestra performed it. it's a simple altering pattern of two notes, E & F. ha, listen to the beginning of dvorak's new world symphony-4th movement, & you will hear jaws. also, listen to part one of "the rite of spring." williams got it from them. chow.
@vinnynumbnuts I embrace all types of music that are good: classical, rap, rock n roll, jazz, blues, funk, reggae, or basically anything else. any good music from any of those genres is worth listening to, appreciating, and/or possibly loving. i feel bad for people who are trapped in one or only a few genres of music
Seems that most of people and teacher (even in the classical conservatory) belive that mozart has copied from Luchesi , and that his musicality was only a collage of other compositors.
Now i want to say to these people:
Listen that.............
Listen how the music look like a metaphor, a sense not only musical,a logic not only musical, but even allegorcal.
Abraham Murray plays for us all - we worship this divine sound and at the same time our souls are filled with envy! I admire the actor as well, let alone the composer.
@Kennychan222 his death is sad however he achieved something we could only dream: true immortality through his musical genius. His physical body is gone but the spirit of Mozart his musical genius will live on forever
@kairi3177 Can you imagine, however, what he would have accomplished and how he would have changed the face of classical music had he lived beyond his 35 years??
@Elainelps0421 ...Nobody was better..and quite frankly it still hasn't been realized..Its not how complicated it is (a la Beethoven), it's the beauty in the melody..Nobody did it better then W.A Mozart
@Elainelps0421 i have often asked myself that about Mozart, had he lived another 35 years. also, what about Chopin (who was only 39) or Schubert (who was but 31)?? or even Beethoven (who was 56)???
@Doug19752533 Excellent point....but I think it was predestined that each should live so long...their output in such a short time certainly outdid those lesser composers of greater age.
There were methods to Mozart's music and this is no exception..I found it interesting that Mozart has hidden phrases in his music as a metaphor for himself. He also literally rolled dice to determine randomness in his music
I cryed listening at this masterpiece. Beethoven was a great man, J.S.Bach too, but nobody can be compared with the supernatural talent of the genius, Wolfgang - Amadeus - Mozart.
@igarkiman7 though i'm more of a beethoven fan, i must agmitt that someone who writes music like this from the age of four is someone unique. Truly the world of music would not be the same if he had not existed
Well, in the film he was portrayed as a farting idiot, drunken, very vulgar little man (so he says about himself), but very good music. I love Salieri's character better. Grazzie signore!
What would they(Mozart, Bach, Handel etc.) do if they live in our time. They would do the best music ever made. Also as I know Mozart was Freemason. I have album of his called Masonic Music.
Details in his pieces are amazing
Those eleisons at 4:00 get me everytime for me.
prog112 1 day ago
Mozarts music is the voice of god
Maxweckl 4 days ago
AM A DEUS.. get it? lololol
Xirus5 4 days ago
@Xirus5
In response to the top comment, I closed my eyes and dropped a deus.. lololol!!1!
aeopmusic 1 day ago
absolutely divine. all hails to "wolfie"
Necrokimcorn 1 week ago
only this is better than Pink Floyd :O
7t1i4ana 2 weeks ago
mozart bless me
ivolknivol 2 weeks ago
christ have mercy
ilovedanavideo 3 weeks ago
The voice of the angels , sweet sound
Wolferlest 1 month ago
I love it!!!!!
daasvand 1 month ago
The pinnacle of artistic achievement.
closedloops 1 month ago 2
I feel for those who don't know Mozart. This piece makes me cry. I'd walk a thousand miles on foot to watch something like this. If there is something like that around you, please just let me know ...
taniapov1 1 month ago 2
oh mein gotT.. <3 it can not be described by human minds! ;)
marquisdesade3333 1 month ago
its not about how many notes you can fit into a bar or how fast you can play something.like some composers are about...mozart is pure art and beauty.something no amount of studying can create. It comes from inner inspiration.
shophmart 1 month ago
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shophmart 1 month ago
Mozart makes me cry... How is this not Divine?
AndonElahi 1 month ago
I see the storm and the wind and the end of the world, until that lady's voice descends like an angel from above.This is the most beautiful expression of hope and despair I have ever heard.
kurbwwoe 1 month ago
i love mozart
77mustard 1 month ago in playlist Liked videos
shut up and enjoy the music
elwatto123 2 months ago
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BritSchoolofCoaching 2 months ago
Sublime music
MARTINKUK1 2 months ago
I need a heiniken fucken ads man
74koinz 2 months ago
I had a strange dream that I was in a hut with Salieri in a field and he forced me to paint a picture of a pear for him. After I finished, he said, "I absolve you, I absolve you." Ha ha. Anyway, I love the scene in the movie where Salieri is in awe of this piece. His facial expressions are perfect.
ItachiTenshi 2 months ago
I am without words, sublime doesn't begin to describe this kind of music.
proteq31 3 months ago
Wow! Another classical example of Mozart's Genius ! :D<3 <3
3530JC 3 months ago
this is dedicated to his wife, Costanza
Wolfgang loved her so much that he wrote this piece for her, to show her that she was his god
and I think it is the best piece of classical music EVER wrote.. if any sort of ogd or deity exists, he/she/it would be very jealous to hear what humans can create.
darwinism14 3 months ago 2
das ist wirklich eine der besten aufnahmen..finde ich....
Brigixi 3 months ago
@Brigixi sehr schoene...
KaminariMori 3 months ago
id get stabbed or spat on if someone from where i live heard me listening to classical.Why is the world so shamefull?
rastan1977 3 months ago
@rastan1977 Because people are stupid. That's the only reason. People's ignorance is resposible for everything bad in the world
1bol1 2 months ago
this piece of music does and always will make my heart swell
tuckosi 4 months ago
Ayatollah Khomeini the muslim dictator of Iran lived to be 90 - he ordered the rape and murder of tens of thousands of political dissidents.
Mozart created the most beautiful and most magical pieces in existence - he only lived 35 years.
THAT ^^ is why I don't believe in god. Divine justice my ASS.
theangrypersian 4 months ago in playlist Classical music
@theangrypersian Bad things happen to good people because god (if he exists) wants them for himself.
1bol1 4 months ago
@theangrypersian but Mozart (R.I.P. great musician) was a really big time alcoholic you must remember
GuyPennebaker 4 months ago in playlist Liked
@GuyPennebaker So he was an alcoholic. And?
MrThreshold2009 3 months ago
@MrThreshold2009 being an alcoholic like he was will kill you in time
GuyPennebaker 3 months ago
@GuyPennebaker Mozart had the Lord on his side. God was with him. He was taken up to heaven by our Lord for his time had come. Alcohol had nothing to do with it
MrThreshold2009 3 months ago
@MrThreshold2009 obviously u have not hear of alcohol poisoning?
GuyPennebaker 3 months ago
@GuyPennebaker Of course I have heard of it but it had nothing to do with Mozart. God was protecting him and obviously He decided to take him to Heaven.
MrThreshold2009 3 months ago
@MrThreshold2009 this is true he was a devine gift but maby god didnt have him under protection for a reason
GuyPennebaker 3 months ago
@theangrypersian different religions
GuyPennebaker 4 months ago in playlist Liked
C'était l' Europe...
It was Europe...
Das alte Europa...
revelatorization 4 months ago
For the 5 dislikers: I absolve you..I absolve you
hla5560650 4 months ago 115
Beautiful.. I compare this piece with Beethovens Emperor Concerto, I love one particular movement of that one. Some people don't realize how beautiful classical music can be..
crazyman4985 4 months ago
It was Mozart's own wife, Constanza, who first sang the soprano solo in this Kyrie from the Mass in C; she must have had a beautiful voice because the music for this is so divine and uses high soprano range. It's unfortunate that the Mass was not finished (no one knows why). This was a glorious religious work, already we can see the makings of his final work the Requiem, which was his masterpiece of choral music.
OperaMystery80 5 months ago
I am 15. I hear This. Then I hear: ) Justin Bieber, Maroon 5, Rihanna, Beyonce, Snoop Dogg, the list goes on. . . I ask myself " How can we as a cultural regress so greatly in just 200+ when it comes to our music? " These singers, composers, musicians put their whole being into creating these masterpieces. . . now-a-days you step in a studio and a frog could make our next popular culture. THANK GOD we have a good amount of these classics, I will never again stoop to popular culture standards!
ReecesFilmaking 5 months ago 5
@ReecesFilmaking Well pop cultural or what is consider music to most people now a days is made for the average(dumb) person. average music for the average person. Their is still a lot of good music out there being made in today time however you just need to listen and look for it.
ernest963dmc 4 months ago in playlist More videos from AdaCordella 2
@ReecesFilmaking Stop listening to the top 40 charts and look at alternative rock music. It's filled with lots of great work.
manco82 1 week ago
While listening to this,
I closed my eyes.
Utter bliss.....
Then I dropped my laptop.
thenumbaonerocka 5 months ago 50
@thenumbaonerocka
And then i said to that girl come at night ......:)
yan2292008 4 months ago
@thenumbaonerocka I'll only laugh for a moment. I hear this and smile , with tears in my eyes....Mostly when the lady soars through the darkness in the major key, with the beauty of hope.
kurbwwoe 2 months ago
@thenumbaonerocka I understand I have experienced the same thing ..
:-):-)
samirpanayoutou 2 months ago in playlist Amadeus Soundtrack
@thenumbaonerocka I have a desktop! Unlimited power!!!
MateiAlexandruBogdan 1 month ago
@thenumbaonerocka Almost like Salieri with Mozart's music.
LilGrey456 1 month ago
4 people don't have souls
creativewriter1000 5 months ago
Who is the soprano singing the solo in this Kyrie of the Mass in C ?
OperaMystery80 5 months ago
@OperaMystery80 - Felicity Lott
ThreesecondHero 5 months ago
@ThreesecondHero O she's divine. I love how she sings this. Is there a recording of her singing in the Mass in C ? I will buy it.
OperaMystery80 5 months ago
Are we going to appall you with something confidential and disgusting? Let's hope so, because that is what you really like. Unconfessed crimes of buried wickedness. If that is what brings you to us, the prospect of hearing horrors, you shall not go unrewarded.
thesir27 6 months ago 5
4 people Salieri fans)))
rfnfcnhjafjafjaf 6 months ago 2
increible,es algo que jamas lo lovidas una vez oido es ocmo si dios mismo pasara por los sentimientos y quedaran grabados en tu oido.me fascina mozart,amo la musica clasica...
davidmesonero 6 months ago
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incursion89 6 months ago
Belleza indescriptible. Sólamente hay que gozar internamente el genio de Mozart.
GabrielPadecopeo 7 months ago
I workout to this.
KnEedog918 7 months ago 5
most perfect performance
beautifuldana 7 months ago
i dont know why but i feel this version has a different key when i listen to the one John Eliot Gardiner conducts. can anyone tell me why?
incursion89 7 months ago
@incursion89 You´re right, Gardiner´s version is played at a lower pitch. Not so low as to say it´s in a different key, but somewhere in between C and B at A=440Hz. Look up "concert pitch" to find out more.
fogeus 6 months ago
@fogeus I see. maybe its because Gardiner's English Baroque Soloists plays period instruments to make it an authentic performance historically. so their tuning differs from the normal orchestra
incursion89 6 months ago
@incursion89 I think the tenors enters with the sopranos here to give more power to it, don't know, am I right or wrong?
HerrWarja 6 months ago
"I was staring through the cage of those meticulous ink strokes — at an absolute beauty..."
catman351 7 months ago 4
the music of god..... at 4:40 i felt goosebumps through all my body
21sonido 7 months ago
I downloaded this track with the Academy of St. Martin info on iTunes and it's a different version. This version is way better than the one on iTunes. Can someone tell me if its by a different orchestra?
choters 7 months ago
@PhysicalsimForever I think Beethoven was into Christianity, but I am not sure if he was into the church.
narsplace 7 months ago
I actually feel some sort of emotion that is beyond bliss when I listen to his music.
happysweetloser 8 months ago
@happysweetloser
Are you sure you weren't reading the music at the time, staring at those meticulous inkstrokes...at an absolute beauty?
TheRadioman1976 7 months ago
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4 People have no concept of "Beauty"
PierFrancescMicciche 8 months ago
The most beautiful part of music of the history of music begins at 4:23....delicious :o
martonkrasznai 8 months ago
Mozart, Music of Duke Nukem
Kennychan222 8 months ago
im fucking tired of people talking about chuk norris and justin beiver!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! this is elevated and sophisticated music, i dont think we care!!!!!!!!!!!! so please leave smart commnts and stop writing retarded comments.
P.S.
Mozart, youre the god of classical music!!!
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@PhysicalsimForever The percentage of Christian vs. non Christian is not worth discussing. The amount of classical composers who were Christian is in the DNA conviction rate, high 90's percentile. Don't know much about the lives of Shumann and Berlioz, however I do know Verdi composed a requiem with others and one by himself entirely out of self motivation which would be strange for a complete non believer. Beethoven and Wagner can't be labeled atheists.
devilxhlywood 9 months ago
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devilxhlywood 9 months ago
@PhysicalsimForever I would hardly say that qualifies the universe as being completely random, considering we do not know what constitutes the majority of it or what is its dominant impetus. I view the findings of quantum being similar to "ingredients" allowed to perform a function. Exiting quantum for a second, doesn't everything seem sort of, uniform? Stars surrounded by planets, which surround black holes, along side other galaxies. Shouldn't things be more random? I don't know honestly.
devilxhlywood 9 months ago
@PhysicalsimForever absolutely correct
chuecan2007 9 months ago
God has this on his iPod
LilGrey456 9 months ago 88
@LilGrey456 ahoahoahosha
Yngorius 8 months ago
@LilGrey456 You realize "Kyrie, Christi eleison" means "Lord have mercy, Christ have mercy" so yes, its very much like God to leisurely enjoy the cries and screams of his children
porchmonkey401k 7 months ago
@porchmonkey401k This is so bizarre. Someone crying out for God's grace to save them supposedly means he caused the problems in the first place and is relishing in his children's pain? Just because you're sick and twisted don't impose that on God.
PabloDPena 2 months ago
@PabloDPena mercy dosent imply grace, mercy implies persecution
porchmonkey401k 2 months ago
@porchmonkey401k Mercy doesn't necessarily imply persecution if you throw yourself on the mercy of the court is the court doing something wrong to begin with? Or are they just administering justice? Think about it.
PabloDPena 2 months ago
@PabloDPena only you the individual have the right to determine morality for yourself, stop being a sheep
porchmonkey401k 2 months ago
@porchmonkey401k Yeah well this is coming from someone, evidently, who's never stood in front of a judge. I can assure you at that point YOU ARE NOT the one who will be determining morality HE WILL. Time to come out of Mom's basement where things are nice and cozy.
PabloDPena 2 months ago
@PabloDPena was in front twice and manipulated myself out, your gonna hav to do better than that dumbass mexican
porchmonkey401k 2 months ago
@porchmonkey401k Spain, actually
PabloDPena 2 months ago
@PabloDPena even better, your country is 90% catholic no wonder you cant see past your culture and accept logic
porchmonkey401k 2 months ago
@porchmonkey401k this is the first thing you've stated that wasn't plagiarized.
devilxhlywood 2 months ago
@devilxhlywood sure, believe what u wish
porchmonkey401k 2 months ago
@porchmonkey401k Argument invalid, racist bigot.
NewDawnFades608 1 month ago
@porchmonkey401k Argument invalid, racist bigot.
NewDawnFades608 1 month ago
@NewDawnFades608 sure its NOT true that 90% of spain is religious, a fact like that definitely invalidates my argument. Im Romanian, make a poor joke and it will be true, theres a diff between racism and fact
porchmonkey401k 1 month ago
@PabloDPena God wants man to have free will, through the very nature of free will there is suffering, therefore god wants you to suffer
porchmonkey401k 2 months ago
@LilGrey456
He doesn't need it, because Mozart,Bach, Haendel, etc are with him right now. =)
Mauserien 6 months ago
@Mauserien
Ture. But only two Persons knows what truly comes after the Lacrimosa. One of them is God.
dignan3 6 months ago
this is how Chuck Norris` farts sound like
lopezp 10 months ago
i am listening to this.. almost everyday... does it mean i am more mature than listening to bieber?... i guess yes...
benjosephcuyacot 10 months ago
I get tears everytime she comes in at 2:13. Such beautiful music. There has to be a God
skatezero11 10 months ago 3
@Phy einstein came to the opposite conclusion based on science: that there is a god. the more he discovered, the more he realized the improbability that his findings were the result of a random occurrence. still, we know organized religion is not true. personally i'm in the "there's a god and it doesn't care about earth" phase. there's an intelligent design out there however it doesn't seem to have anything to do with us. we're probably about as significant as bacteria on a grain of sand.
devilxhlywood 10 months ago
même la fin est prodigieuse
TheAkasolo 10 months ago
you make interesting, noteworthy points. from what i have read, people who become converts because of mozart's music, believe that such grand, perfectly beautiful music could only have come from god, rather than being the by-product of an indifferent universe and the laws of chance. the god spoken of here, i think, is of the monotheistic christian kind, but certainly there are other takes on god, such as pantheism, of which immortality in heaven is not a necessary part.
vinnynumbnuts 10 months ago
One thing I would like to believe is that Mozart's music is a taste of life after death, and that in dying, when one can never again get to listen to things like this, the peace and stillness would be even more beautiful than his music. But alas, I don't believe any of this, and the fact that an atheist like me can also dream about this shows how easily it is to be seduced by the idea of God.
TheScriabin 10 months ago
@TheScriabin i am an agnostic; something i could never shake off in this life. so i go into my death clean without the dogma of prejudgement. but i must say, having thought over what you had to say about this music by mozart and yourself as an atheist, you have my attention. often times i have been met with arrogance and even ad hominem attack (COWARD!!) from both the theist side and the atheist side. hearing your words, somehow i think you would not take that line. anyway, take er easy.
vinnynumbnuts 10 months ago
which three ignorant people disliked this?
tuckosi 11 months ago
@tuckosi the three are probably from the rock n roll (not that i don't enjoy rock music) crowd whose only time spent with classical is in the middle of, say, an arnold schwarzenegger action movie or something like the jaws theme music. kids are so plugged into rock music, rap...these days--in the car, the library...even in class-- that when they finally take the walkman head phones off, they find they are deaf to the more profounder forms of music, such as mozart's mass in c minor. what a loss.
vinnynumbnuts 11 months ago
@vinnynumbnuts lol jaws theme music = classical
lol
also way to insult an entire generation of music/music listeners ;)
LFZ15 10 months ago
@LFZ15 1. no, it's not an insult, but just a pretty accurate observation. in general, if you pick out the typical young person into rock music, play some mozart for him, and he will look lost and give it the thumbs down. i know, because i've seen it all around me. sure, there are classical music appreciation groups, but classical music is effectively dead in today's culture.// as for "dadum...dadum...du du du du du da du du daahaaaaa du du du....," it was composed by john williams, an...
vinnynumbnuts 10 months ago
@LFZ15 2. ...american composer, conductor, & pianist, whose music is firmly from the classical tradition. the jaws film score is a classical piece of suspense music, synonymous with a growing terror of impending doom. the royal scottish national orchestra performed it. it's a simple altering pattern of two notes, E & F. ha, listen to the beginning of dvorak's new world symphony-4th movement, & you will hear jaws. also, listen to part one of "the rite of spring." williams got it from them. chow.
vinnynumbnuts 10 months ago
@vinnynumbnuts I embrace all types of music that are good: classical, rap, rock n roll, jazz, blues, funk, reggae, or basically anything else. any good music from any of those genres is worth listening to, appreciating, and/or possibly loving. i feel bad for people who are trapped in one or only a few genres of music
tuckosi 8 months ago
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vinnynumbnuts 11 months ago
this is the best melody ever written!
btyremanable 11 months ago
Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus Mozart is a Brillant Genius
It's not just Music, It's an ART, THE MOZ's ART
TaylorJ0nas 11 months ago
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Mozart was about the closest thing to a 'god' this world will ever have.
connorross123 11 months ago
why is there a dislike option on a video with mozart's music?
BMNicolas 11 months ago 6
there are two people with no souls or heart,
to not feel such adoration, feelings for this work of art is inhuman.
k73f 11 months ago
from 3:33 to about 4:48 is indescribably beautiful
tuckosi 11 months ago 4
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terrorinthesky1 1 year ago 2
Seriously? Someone actually disliked this?
ThineDoor3 1 year ago
WA mozart = Duke Nukem in music! It's time to write some pieces and chew bubblegum...but Mozart is out of gum.....
Kennychan222 1 year ago 2
a performing monkey with too many notes.
BPECA1 1 year ago
Seems that most of people and teacher (even in the classical conservatory) belive that mozart has copied from Luchesi , and that his musicality was only a collage of other compositors.
Now i want to say to these people:
Listen that.............
Listen how the music look like a metaphor, a sense not only musical,a logic not only musical, but even allegorcal.
Who compose that? LUCHESI?
Please, open your ear.
tixpal 1 year ago
no negative votes.... It seems that there is noone that doesnt bow before Mozart's ingenuity....
Diabalon 1 year ago
C back then sounded like a B...
cool79606 1 year ago
I dont know, every time I listen to this piece, I think of the end of the world...It's so beautiful and passionate and I can picture the destruction.
oliviarocker123 1 year ago
Not God ... Please, Mozart.
VodKaLogic 1 year ago 2
@VodKaLogic Inspired by religion
juncode 1 year ago
voice of God
benekkk30 1 year ago
Abraham Murray plays for us all - we worship this divine sound and at the same time our souls are filled with envy! I admire the actor as well, let alone the composer.
darwinism14 1 year ago
top 100 artist of all times!
GTCH9471 1 year ago
Only Mozart could make a plea for Divine mercy sound so joyful. Does anybody know who the soprano is? She is marvellous!
koyunbaba73 1 year ago
GENIO!
oo0OoAnGiEoO0oo 1 year ago
Mozart was a genius!
HelenaXVI 1 year ago
Arguably the greatest piece of music ever composed by man,, Amen
hhhpsmlh 1 year ago
The very voice of God
MrBillymartines 1 year ago
Is it Feliciti Lott the soprano here?
Norbertodo 1 year ago
It is so sad that Mozart died too young! Only 35 years old!
Kennychan222 1 year ago
@Kennychan222 his death is sad however he achieved something we could only dream: true immortality through his musical genius. His physical body is gone but the spirit of Mozart his musical genius will live on forever
kairi3177 1 year ago
@kairi3177 Can you imagine, however, what he would have accomplished and how he would have changed the face of classical music had he lived beyond his 35 years??
Elainelps0421 1 year ago 35
@Elainelps0421 ...Nobody was better..and quite frankly it still hasn't been realized..Its not how complicated it is (a la Beethoven), it's the beauty in the melody..Nobody did it better then W.A Mozart
beethovenlovedmozart 6 months ago
@beethovenlovedmozart Agreed!
Elainelps0421 6 months ago
@Elainelps0421 i have often asked myself that about Mozart, had he lived another 35 years. also, what about Chopin (who was only 39) or Schubert (who was but 31)?? or even Beethoven (who was 56)???
Doug19752533 5 months ago
@Doug19752533 Excellent point....but I think it was predestined that each should live so long...their output in such a short time certainly outdid those lesser composers of greater age.
Elainelps0421 5 months ago
@Kennychan222 however, if he had not died when he did, we might not have the requiem.
carltonpowers 1 year ago
There were methods to Mozart's music and this is no exception..I found it interesting that Mozart has hidden phrases in his music as a metaphor for himself. He also literally rolled dice to determine randomness in his music
beethovenlovedmozart 1 year ago
Música inspirada por Dios, maravillosa
isadealhue 1 year ago
I cryed listening at this masterpiece. Beethoven was a great man, J.S.Bach too, but nobody can be compared with the supernatural talent of the genius, Wolfgang - Amadeus - Mozart.
igarkiman7 1 year ago 6
@igarkiman7 though i'm more of a beethoven fan, i must agmitt that someone who writes music like this from the age of four is someone unique. Truly the world of music would not be the same if he had not existed
plagueofangels666 1 year ago
@igarkiman7 i think Rachmaninof said: Bach, Beethoven and Brams are musicians but Mozart is music...
terrorinthesky1 1 year ago 3
@terrorinthesky1 rachmaninof was boring Beethoven had more soul in his little finger...
timothypnolan 1 year ago
Excellent, it let me experience the love of God
windyboy2006 1 year ago
Kanawa's pretty good at that singing stuff.
Fluoride47 1 year ago
We are all a part of God but I think Mozart stole a little extra....Brilliant !!!
mandyraeoflight727 1 year ago 2
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Great great movie
SandrineSoprano 1 year ago
Neither a lofty degree of intelligence nor imagination nor both together go to the making of genius. Love, love, love, that is the soul of genius.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
hymnal777 1 year ago
Women RULE. By voice too.
Xedome 1 year ago
2:52 - 3:23
lionheart538 1 year ago
increible
fullgorer 1 year ago
Mozart, the Jesus Christ of music.
tubez4321 1 year ago
i love min 2.16 to 4.17 its just so sad and beautiful at the same time
stylestar76 1 year ago
How can you not have an epiphane at 4:44?
Dally3232 1 year ago 5
Well, in the film he was portrayed as a farting idiot, drunken, very vulgar little man (so he says about himself), but very good music. I love Salieri's character better. Grazzie signore!
GekkoKamen 1 year ago
What would they(Mozart, Bach, Handel etc.) do if they live in our time. They would do the best music ever made. Also as I know Mozart was Freemason. I have album of his called Masonic Music.
Boromir33 1 year ago
Wolfgang was a very talented man.
Empirical1980 1 year ago
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Lord, have mercy!
MrDesperateArtist 1 year ago