It was the media who said that listening to this would increase your IQ temporarily. Quite funny that after this Mozart was bought a lot more, and parents concerned with troublesome children had hope. Just listen to this if you like it, and not to make yourself smarter. Just the fact that you believe that music can make you smarter proves that your IQ is lower than the average.
Mozart and Ouran High School Host Club make a lovely couple! How cheerful most of Mozart's compositions are so cheerful (he was a child at heart and mind and body.) mixed with the bright personality of Tamaki and some immaturity from the rest of the host club make such a grandeur of innocence, wit, and charm. Cheers!
Okay, so I'm doing science fair,and the topic I created was "The Effect of Different Tempos of Music on Assessment Performance," and as I was researching, I saw an article that this song is said to increase your IQ temporarily by 10 points. When I looked it up on YouTube,,, I was like "Heyyyy..... Wait a second......
@dorcassiu130 Thats completly false intellgence is not genetically programed. Theres a protein that codes for a gene that has something to do with intelligence but an enriched enviroment can significantly increase the level of cognitive/ emotional development in humans. Google epigenetic research.
I'm pretty sure that whatever IQ percentage you gain after listening to this magnificent piece will immediately be lowered by reading the comments section. :-)
this is beautiful ... I like to play such classical music in low volume while studying ..... It really effective.... especially with mathematics and physics !
the iq points raised by this song are counterbalanced by reading youtube comments. seriously though, if this song temporarily raises iq then there are probably some songs out there that lower it. more testing is needed!
Makes me think that the posters general summary of tests is creating a placebo effect for the viewers and they think the song is making them "smarter" instead of them noticing that they aren't that dumb in the first place. True story bro.
@blueraineee Thank god that you are here to police comments on youtube songs Dr. Obnoxious. Maybe you can visit a Kindergarten next and brow beat them for not "truly" appreciating quality literature after they express their joy post Cat in the Hat.
I listened to this before I took my GRE practice test today as well as during the test. I scored 40 points higher than my last practice test two days ago. I'm not saying this tune magically made me score higher, but I do believe it lubricated my mind enough to think more clearly than usual.
That is mean... You don't need to call people retards because of what they like. Plenty of really smart people read manga and they aren't really "learning" from manga, it's like reading a book. Do you only read to learn and not because you like to? You don't need to be so mean.
I used to like Anderson and Roe's interpretation, but this one has such perfect timing and clarity...with no emotional dragging on, if you know what I mean. This "dragging on" style is from Romantic era music and has rubbed off on many classical pianists of our time. It's nice to hear some pianists who just get it right! (see the Anderson and Roe version on the left and I think you can see what I mean) But I'm okay with anyone who disagrees...
@chulio1969 I agree, it's sad. Some people laugh at me when I tell them that I love listening to classical music. They ask: 'how old are you? 60?' lol. I tell them 'well that means that I'm more mature than your stupid brain, what do you listen to? Britney Spears?' haha. You should see the look on their faces, it's funny.
@UltraRobbie I read that songs with 60 beats per minute like this one activate certain areas of the brain that help memory and learning. So if you listen to songs like this, it will help you learn stuff...this one guy taught a class a second language in a day what usually takes a few months with this song in the background!
@LinkShouldBeAGirl Sounds like a bunch of bullshit to me. Everybody just believe whatever you read, and remember that scientific studies can't be wrong, I mean come on there scientific!
@Gargantupimp Well I think reading about the many studies is better than just deciding from nothing but your own feelings that it can't be true. I mean come on, I've never seen it happen, it can't be true! LOL! Right?
This is an amazing song! I played it for a recital with my twin brother about two years ago! My favorite song to play though is Piano Sonata No. 14 in C# Minor, Op. 27, No. 2: II. Adagio Sostenuto! Beethoven is pretty cool as well, but I have to give all credit for AmAzInGnEsS to Mozart! =P
This has to be the best of Mozart's Work, His Requiem was Amazing i cried, His early works took my breath away, and now this makes me want to cry with joy, He must have put so much time and effort into this piece , I cannot Believe there are 6 people who dont like this, How could there be 6 people?, should be 0, If you honestly put a thumbs down on this video then you have no life and might as-well kill yourself, At-least RESPECT it as work, and BTW without Works such as this the world would end
I like to open up 3 windows of this song and play them all together. the second one starts 8 seconds after the first and the 3rd plays 16 seconds after the first :-)
I'm not much of a fan of the piano, but this piece is just simply wonderful! I really wanna learn it! But then i'll need a partner to play it with.... Gah I didn't think it through...
Subjects were once tested with a paper-folding task, part of the Stanford-Binet intelligence test which measures spatio-temporal reasoning skills. After listening to this song for ten minutes, their scores improved 48%.
Spatial-temporal intelligence allows you to perform 3-D type manipulations on a mental image. It’s thought to be important for problems that arise in areas such as “mathematics, engineering, architecture, science, art, games (e.g. chess) and everyday life”. It's really hard to believe, but it's scientifically proven! ;)
listened to this whilst caring for an elderly gent , this particular morning we were listening to radio 3 and have to say it had all the hairs on my arms and well everywhere standing on end ,wonderful.
If Mozart had been able to get ahold of Finale or another composing software, he would've been able to write a symphony in a day, no doubt in my mind.
@Leitilumo he didnt really "write" symphonys..they actually came to his mind, and all he did was record them. mozart's symphonies had absolutely NO revision
@blomingblossum i was watchn that episode of Ouran high school host club today i love the show and i love this piece you are in no way being disrespectful
@mhanika04 That was my motivation to learn it, too. ^w^ Otherwise, when I first heard this song when I was a kid, it was, "I'll ask my sister or uncle to play it for me."
@mhanika04 ,.. I was looking for this piece for SOO LONG! I REALLY LIKE MOZART, and I heard it for the first time, when it was played by Tamaki from Ouran Highschool Host Club, and ALSO in Nodame Cantibile..
@sjoschall And what test is this? From what I remember, tests in schools never had anything to do with IQ. But if this sonata can help enhance memory, then it might just help students score better on tests.
I usually feel happier when I listen to Bach or Mozart. I'm not a classical music aficionado. I would not be surprised if it did positively change the brain, creating new connections and maybe making us smarter.
The Mozart Effect is shit. it has been reproduced many a times with that same song and many different song's and the results have never even been close to the original results or are very far from being the same to each other
@blomingblossum You said awhile ago that the anime, Ouran high school host club had the very same song played by mozart but then you concluded and said it had nothing to do with the song we're listening to? I think ur being irrational at what your saying or ur just being ignorant about your train of thought.
Why exactly was this piece chosen for the Mozart effect research? You should listen to Mozart's piano concertos too, especially 24 and 25. I think they may exhibit the mozart effect even more, because there are several layers, not just two.
Magnífico, Esplêndido!!!
TheMarrie89 14 hours ago
Happy Birthday Mozart!
pa0070707 1 day ago 2
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kspijker123 2 days ago
This is not a song. A song has lyrics. Stop calling it a song.Stop.It.
dsadwarf 1 week ago
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@dsadwarf how lame can u be? Bothering about someone calling it a song or a piece ? who gives a shit ?
kspijker123 2 days ago
God I hate it when people call it a "song"! D:<
luminara1unduli 1 week ago
I don't really care much about this so called Mozart Effect. The music alone is enough to satisfy me, just make me smile soooo muchhh :D
Vesivian 2 weeks ago
impossible to play
MichelNorth 2 weeks ago
Excellence..beauty...perfection....great masters!!!
delvillar61 2 weeks ago
I love this song! It is so beautiful!
rbaldwin1975 2 weeks ago
This song is so wonderful to hear
rbaldwin1975 2 weeks ago
It was the media who said that listening to this would increase your IQ temporarily. Quite funny that after this Mozart was bought a lot more, and parents concerned with troublesome children had hope. Just listen to this if you like it, and not to make yourself smarter. Just the fact that you believe that music can make you smarter proves that your IQ is lower than the average.
1188AA 1 month ago
@1188AA Though I believe it can give you a certain mindset, helping you with these excersises.
1188AA 1 month ago
Mozart and Ouran High School Host Club make a lovely couple! How cheerful most of Mozart's compositions are so cheerful (he was a child at heart and mind and body.) mixed with the bright personality of Tamaki and some immaturity from the rest of the host club make such a grandeur of innocence, wit, and charm. Cheers!
MyIpodIzMyLife 1 month ago 6
Okay, so I'm doing science fair,and the topic I created was "The Effect of Different Tempos of Music on Assessment Performance," and as I was researching, I saw an article that this song is said to increase your IQ temporarily by 10 points. When I looked it up on YouTube,,, I was like "Heyyyy..... Wait a second......
. . .
THATS THE SONG THAT TAMAKI PLAYED ASDFJKL *dies*
ilive4gir 1 month ago
The more you stare at the picture....the funnier it gets.
Thatsspirit 1 month ago 4
@Thatsspirit Hehehehehe.. pervy minds r fun xDD
ilive4gir 1 month ago
came here after 2 years of searching what the name was to this song after watching Ouran High. This reminds me of The Rocket Boys on Beck
snakeboy497 2 months ago
Wonderful!!
marian444 2 months ago
this song can bring people back from the dead.
happyoppositeday 2 months ago
got to know this song through Ouran High School Host Club too :D
aurieaurora 2 months ago 5
intelligence is actually 96% inherited from parents
dorcassiu130 2 months ago
@dorcassiu130 Thats completly false intellgence is not genetically programed. Theres a protein that codes for a gene that has something to do with intelligence but an enriched enviroment can significantly increase the level of cognitive/ emotional development in humans. Google epigenetic research.
MrThastik 2 months ago
it doesn't matter where you found it...as long as you're listening to it now.
Msmusic223 2 months ago
TALAGA MAGALING
CAVEMAAN76 2 months ago
超爱Mozart, 伟人！
amido8686 3 months ago
I swear this helps me so much! I can't study with dead silence...but can't study with other music besides mozart either!
2theleft2theleft 3 months ago
I want to play this!!!! Can I have 2 extra hands pleaseee!
SanMagico 3 months ago 5
I'm pretty sure that whatever IQ percentage you gain after listening to this magnificent piece will immediately be lowered by reading the comments section. :-)
siliconface 3 months ago 70
@siliconface Ha-ha! Word.
OuttaEgypt 3 months ago
I jam lots of hardcore bands and i really enjoy this classical stuff..... i appreciate the smoothness of this stuff....
biggeorg67 3 months ago
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biggeorg67 3 months ago
When I here this I think of ouran high school host club and tamaki sempai playing this.
imalinkfan3 4 months ago 2
Nodame Cantabile!!!
Gyaboo!!
Bufangqi 4 months ago 29
@Bufangqi Chiaki senpai!!!
natadicoco11 4 months ago
this is beautiful ... I like to play such classical music in low volume while studying ..... It really effective.... especially with mathematics and physics !
raandiya 4 months ago
I've listened to this 10 times already and everytime it still sounds refreshing!
Beetocheng 4 months ago 4
I don't listen to Mozart just to "boost" my IQ points (I even dispute the methodology of such research). I simply listen to Mozart for Mozart's sake.
thecritiquevirtuoso 4 months ago 4
i can see Tamaki from Ouran High School Host Club playing this... man episode 15 was awesome lol
tatiana5250 5 months ago 4
Hey, there are times when I need 8 or 9 more IQ points, even for 15 minutes!
SuperScottrowe 5 months ago 2
love it! ♥
eliza2381 10 months ago
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the iq points raised by this song are counterbalanced by reading youtube comments. seriously though, if this song temporarily raises iq then there are probably some songs out there that lower it. more testing is needed!
devilxhlywood 10 months ago
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devilxhlywood 10 months ago
Makes me think that the posters general summary of tests is creating a placebo effect for the viewers and they think the song is making them "smarter" instead of them noticing that they aren't that dumb in the first place. True story bro.
super143cookies 11 months ago
This is just fucking awesome! I´m so smarter than yesterday. I got a 10 in my architecture test!
agucasta89 11 months ago
I feel smarter already :P. This music is just amazing. I love it
hallowedbeeddie 11 months ago 5
this is the duet that nodame and chiaki play ;)
kiwi7676 11 months ago
magnificent!
riskassure 11 months ago
Yeaaaa UCI!! Zot zot zot!
tiffanybta 11 months ago
I don't give a crap whether my IQ increases or not, the music is just badass.
0011486 11 months ago 6
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blueraineee 11 months ago
@blueraineee what they meant by 'badass' is that this piece of music is AWESOME!!!!
soccerfred01 11 months ago 3
@blueraineee Yeah...badass means awesome, so does kickass. It was a good comment on the song....
CountryLoverGirl 11 months ago 3
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blueraineee 11 months ago
@blueraineee Thank god that you are here to police comments on youtube songs Dr. Obnoxious. Maybe you can visit a Kindergarten next and brow beat them for not "truly" appreciating quality literature after they express their joy post Cat in the Hat.
jtsupersized 11 months ago 3
I listened to this before I took my GRE practice test today as well as during the test. I scored 40 points higher than my last practice test two days ago. I'm not saying this tune magically made me score higher, but I do believe it lubricated my mind enough to think more clearly than usual.
dragonseed87 11 months ago 6
@LolCaramelz
That is mean... You don't need to call people retards because of what they like. Plenty of really smart people read manga and they aren't really "learning" from manga, it's like reading a book. Do you only read to learn and not because you like to? You don't need to be so mean.
LinkShouldBeAGirl 11 months ago 3
I used to like Anderson and Roe's interpretation, but this one has such perfect timing and clarity...with no emotional dragging on, if you know what I mean. This "dragging on" style is from Romantic era music and has rubbed off on many classical pianists of our time. It's nice to hear some pianists who just get it right! (see the Anderson and Roe version on the left and I think you can see what I mean) But I'm okay with anyone who disagrees...
Happy listening!
welcherg 11 months ago
Thumbs up if you think I'm a genius for liking his music
ArtistMc1 11 months ago
Wonderful !!!!
0amedeo0 11 months ago
Most probably there's lots of music that decreases the IQ of people.
chulio1969 11 months ago
@chulio1969 I agree, it's sad. Some people laugh at me when I tell them that I love listening to classical music. They ask: 'how old are you? 60?' lol. I tell them 'well that means that I'm more mature than your stupid brain, what do you listen to? Britney Spears?' haha. You should see the look on their faces, it's funny.
ArtistMc1 11 months ago
luv this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ^_^
SuperAnimelover97 11 months ago
Haha i love this, when nodame and chiaki played this i was like "whoa"...and i fell in love with it xD
myfingerinyoureye 1 year ago
6 people can NOT hear ( DEAF )!! :D
thechampHLR 1 year ago
This really helps me to concentrate a lot more than usual for some reason. I don't care how, but it does seem to help me somehow :D
UltraRobbie 1 year ago
@UltraRobbie I read that songs with 60 beats per minute like this one activate certain areas of the brain that help memory and learning. So if you listen to songs like this, it will help you learn stuff...this one guy taught a class a second language in a day what usually takes a few months with this song in the background!
LinkShouldBeAGirl 11 months ago
@LinkShouldBeAGirl Oh, cool :D
UltraRobbie 11 months ago
@LinkShouldBeAGirl Sounds like a bunch of bullshit to me. Everybody just believe whatever you read, and remember that scientific studies can't be wrong, I mean come on there scientific!
Gargantupimp 10 months ago
@Gargantupimp Well I think reading about the many studies is better than just deciding from nothing but your own feelings that it can't be true. I mean come on, I've never seen it happen, it can't be true! LOL! Right?
LinkShouldBeAGirl 10 months ago
Wonderful.
Madekovic 1 year ago
This is an amazing song! I played it for a recital with my twin brother about two years ago! My favorite song to play though is Piano Sonata No. 14 in C# Minor, Op. 27, No. 2: II. Adagio Sostenuto! Beethoven is pretty cool as well, but I have to give all credit for AmAzInGnEsS to Mozart! =P
alexawesomeness5 1 year ago
This has to be the best of Mozart's Work, His Requiem was Amazing i cried, His early works took my breath away, and now this makes me want to cry with joy, He must have put so much time and effort into this piece , I cannot Believe there are 6 people who dont like this, How could there be 6 people?, should be 0, If you honestly put a thumbs down on this video then you have no life and might as-well kill yourself, At-least RESPECT it as work, and BTW without Works such as this the world would end
pasmoressj2 1 year ago
@pasmoressj2 As Nietzsche would say, life without music would be a mistake.
BoggiD101 1 year ago
Mozart is a true genius
QueenTeaM1 1 year ago
i love this piece, i enjoy this song very much!
titoellis 1 year ago
Nodame Cantabile is EPIC! and I enjoy this song very much(=
MetalheadX9999 1 year ago 2
Finally! I know who recorded this!
Murray Perahia is the best Mozart interpreter for me. + Radu Lupu.
erken 1 year ago
By any chance, could I get this song from you?
It's unusually cleaner than the others I've heard.
MsXX360 1 year ago
I like to open up 3 windows of this song and play them all together. the second one starts 8 seconds after the first and the 3rd plays 16 seconds after the first :-)
ShinySilverBunny 1 year ago
This song is the boss xD
snowangels97 1 year ago
i love it >w<
tsubasachroniche1 1 year ago
haha was listening to this wondering how one person could play this, getting very depressed bout my skills then i see its two pianos!
ShamrocksGetYouHigh 1 year ago
hey everybody! this is Lupu & Perahia dream duo! phenomenal...how clear & pure every single note is...
catpooh50 1 year ago
2 pianos. 2 pianos. 2 pianos. 2 pianos. 2 pianos.
hihi0 1 year ago
Sweet, and I totally go to UCI too.
abcdefghijkL0L 1 year ago
I'm not much of a fan of the piano, but this piece is just simply wonderful! I really wanna learn it! But then i'll need a partner to play it with.... Gah I didn't think it through...
NinnaL141 1 year ago
Subjects were once tested with a paper-folding task, part of the Stanford-Binet intelligence test which measures spatio-temporal reasoning skills. After listening to this song for ten minutes, their scores improved 48%.
wheatorwhite 1 year ago
GOTTA LOVE IT #LOL
YaredCinema 1 year ago 2
This piece is also on Nodame Cantabile
Its the first piece Nodame and Chiaki play together and makes Nadame fall in love with Chiaki nwn
lastlinkleo 1 year ago 3
@lastlinkleo yeah!
YaredCinema 1 year ago
The guy at 0:01 looks like Rajesh Koothrapalli!
orcelb 1 year ago 2
@orcelb Who is he?
YaredCinema 1 year ago
@YaredCinema The Indian guy in The Big Bang Theory!
orcelb 1 year ago
@orcelb
hahaha totally
brugge2010 1 year ago
@orcelb
It's Murray Perahia
darthdidious 1 year ago
I wonder if my school would let me listen to this during my final...
TheInsomniac124 1 year ago 40
@TheInsomniac124 That would be awesome!
YaredCinema 1 year ago
Can you play it with just one piano and still sound awesome?
xistoxs 1 year ago
@xistoxs I guess
YaredCinema 1 year ago
OMG!! the mozart effect really works.
i was doing my HW. and i didnt get it.
now i went downstairs started listening to Mozart k448 and i got it when i went back
lolrofl4real 1 year ago 4
This is my fav classical song at the moment.
MOZART EFFECT WORKS
KalleKlovn6666 1 year ago 3
apparently it makes me smart to listen for more of mozart's
Ricoticoduco 1 year ago
another thing i should note... I think this music makes me better at keeping time
UNORIGINALdot3x 1 year ago
I should start listening to this everyday, I love everything about this piece of music!!
UNORIGINALdot3x 1 year ago
Sounds amazing. i will be cooking to this tomorrow
smittyjohnd 1 year ago
this is probably played 8 octaves higher than the C.
but since this is a double piano piece then its the same :)
lolrofl4real 1 year ago
Certified Intergalactic! Mozart K. 448 - Lupu/Perahia Class IGBM
Dogaradodia 1 year ago
I have been listening and re-listening this for the past 1 hour. Going to start practising once I get the book!
wendychuar 1 year ago
BRAVO!
chiropter 1 year ago
Mozart always succeeds in brining a smile to my face =).
Vincent4688 1 year ago
bravo
mynamegood1 1 year ago
if anyone dislike this,fck them
k234ify 1 year ago
This song has been proven to make you smarter, spatial temporal reason
cpoff16 1 year ago
@cpoff16 yes yes as i recall it is known to produce "The Mozart Effect"
MFPalubaJr 1 year ago
@cpoff16 recent studies from vienna university says that the mozart effect doesn' t exists
doriansyrus 1 year ago
@cpoff16 recent studies from vienna university says that the mozart effect doesn' t exist
doriansyrus 1 year ago
Mozart for life
FanDeRoiHeenok 1 year ago
1:45 - 1:55 is PERFECTION!! :D
quebecois22 1 year ago
I WANT TO LEARN PIANO
cartoonangel1 1 year ago
I can see Nodame and Chiaki's fingers moving on the piano when I listen to this. Mozart truly was a genius <3
jdoll1212 1 year ago
There are no words..... now that is music <3
jdoll1212 1 year ago 5
I love this song.
EffLos 1 year ago
@EffLos its not a song, its a masterpiece
pianoaddict06 1 year ago 5
excelente interpretación! =)
macmiersen 1 year ago
The very best rendition as I know. Without any excessive pedalling, clear and light strokes, an understanding "con spirito".
yukily07 1 year ago 3
i totally adore ouran host club¡¡¡...and this song is just amazing¡¡¡...
pausk95 1 year ago
Stunning.....
Mr08Raven08 1 year ago
yayyy!!! this is in ouran high school host club XD J'adore ce morceau
sassygirl331 1 year ago
@sassygirl331 i love this song and Ouran!!
JonMoucheron17 1 year ago
Thank you for an opportunity to learn...
SandrineSoprano 1 year ago
OMG I LOVEIT™®©
sttar1982 1 year ago
this is great ive been looking for this for years but nodame cantabile helped me find it:D anime and music ftw!
jileel 1 year ago
The Mozart effect temporary boosts your IQ.
Spatial-temporal intelligence allows you to perform 3-D type manipulations on a mental image. It’s thought to be important for problems that arise in areas such as “mathematics, engineering, architecture, science, art, games (e.g. chess) and everyday life”. It's really hard to believe, but it's scientifically proven! ;)
MsXX360 1 year ago 2
...amazing... :)
fly774 1 year ago
listened to this whilst caring for an elderly gent , this particular morning we were listening to radio 3 and have to say it had all the hairs on my arms and well everywhere standing on end ,wonderful.
Mssteffshaw 1 year ago
If Mozart had been able to get ahold of Finale or another composing software, he would've been able to write a symphony in a day, no doubt in my mind.
Leitilumo 1 year ago
@Leitilumo he didnt really "write" symphonys..they actually came to his mind, and all he did was record them. mozart's symphonies had absolutely NO revision
electsigon 1 year ago
@blomingblossum i was watchn that episode of Ouran high school host club today i love the show and i love this piece you are in no way being disrespectful
colliflower714 1 year ago
If Mozart did this 250 years ago. Imagine what he could do with todays technology. He would, to put it simply, blow our ass away.
Cosmonater 1 year ago 5
this also plays in nodame cantabile this is a very good piece i hope i can play it with duet
mhanika04 1 year ago 57
@mhanika04 That was my motivation to learn it, too. ^w^ Otherwise, when I first heard this song when I was a kid, it was, "I'll ask my sister or uncle to play it for me."
PattehPatrick 1 year ago
@mhanika04 ,.. I was looking for this piece for SOO LONG! I REALLY LIKE MOZART, and I heard it for the first time, when it was played by Tamaki from Ouran Highschool Host Club, and ALSO in Nodame Cantibile..
I WISH I COULD PLAY LIKE THAT!
xInoue 1 year ago
@mhanika04 It's also featured in Ouran High School Host Club XD
ClaireHitachiin 1 year ago 60
@ClaireHitachiin ....
conker5698 1 year ago
@ClaireHitachiin YES!!!
I was listening to this for a research project, recognized it and fell off my bed screaming!!!
CountryLoverGirl 11 months ago
@ClaireHitachiin i love Ouran :3
Ladymuse100 4 months ago
its a beautiful piece....and you know when i learned piano this was the first piece i played with my frnd kei....when i was five...............
and this piece is just too ....... i dont know what to use to describe
Mikansakur 1 year ago
Everytime I hear this song I picture Tamaki's pretty face playing it in that inn~~ <3
jlover2810 1 year ago
This music is supposed to help students score better on tests if they listen to it right before!!
sjoschall 1 year ago
@sjoschall And what test is this? From what I remember, tests in schools never had anything to do with IQ. But if this sonata can help enhance memory, then it might just help students score better on tests.
humdrumminstrel 1 year ago
Mmhm, truly Amazing
groar92skatrdinasour 1 year ago
amadeus, amadeus.....
ayla8251 1 year ago
This is nice, brighter than I'm used to, but interesting. A different sound than Anderson & Roe's performance which I prefer.
dzoey2 1 year ago
I WENT TO RADU LUPU'S CONCERT!!! YAY!!
EuropeanNinja 1 year ago
this song is so beautiful, it really suites Ouran a lot.
Mozart, the young prodigy, such a shame he died so young
chaneloisa 1 year ago 2
this song makes me smarter
givemethatbeat777 1 year ago 2
@givemethatbeat777 yeah. :D I mean after listening to this like 100 times in one week I've become a genius. Really. You'll all hear of me.
amongthegarbage 1 year ago 2
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EuropeanNinja 1 year ago
@givemethatbeat777 THIS SONG WILL BE MY KEY TO HARVARD!!!! i just have to listen to it an infinite amount of times...
EuropeanNinja 1 year ago
i like playing this on the vibraphone sound
kompa9 1 year ago
I usually feel happier when I listen to Bach or Mozart. I'm not a classical music aficionado. I would not be surprised if it did positively change the brain, creating new connections and maybe making us smarter.
herbal1971 1 year ago
The Mozart Effect is shit. it has been reproduced many a times with that same song and many different song's and the results have never even been close to the original results or are very far from being the same to each other
Psyinhistory 1 year ago
@blomingblossum You said awhile ago that the anime, Ouran high school host club had the very same song played by mozart but then you concluded and said it had nothing to do with the song we're listening to? I think ur being irrational at what your saying or ur just being ignorant about your train of thought.
silverop7 1 year ago
i need the sheets:(
michrousos 1 year ago
SOUNDS GOOD
letnamsiew 1 year ago
the spirit travels to many different places , enjoyable!!!
abstract and pleasant.
eldorado303 1 year ago
สุดยอด คร้าบ
Redkuy 1 year ago
Latest researches disprove "Mozart effect".
Cannot copy the link here but you can find article on Sciencedaily webpage when using "mozart" as entry.
MaximilianStirner 1 year ago
The latest researches disprove "Mozart effect".
MaximilianStirner 1 year ago
Just a tip: The most fantastic, that he -probably- without knowing composed pieces which are truly increasing the efficiency in logic thinking.
Amazing, and beautiful and you really can find something wich suits your current emotion...
WhiteCourtain 1 year ago 2
sñls vstnt 48,007
kyoto189 1 year ago
where is the 2nd movement
ureshi01 1 year ago
Why exactly was this piece chosen for the Mozart effect research? You should listen to Mozart's piano concertos too, especially 24 and 25. I think they may exhibit the mozart effect even more, because there are several layers, not just two.
ceilingkatt 1 year ago
Amazing!
amarillank 1 year ago
Why does this sound better and better each time I hear it?
justicewithasword 1 year ago
This song is so awesome <3.
Makes me wonder why there's only 41k views ;~;
I wish I could play this <3333
m76767 1 year ago
beautiful
popydude 1 year ago
Sometimes it seems like there are certain themes in mozart's music that recur over and over, but they never seem to grow old. So sublime...
justicewithasword 1 year ago