I know the movie was largely fictional, but this scene so perfectly captures for me at least the reason I love Mozart's work. It is just simply perfect in every way, even in his pieces I don't particularly like I still see such sublime beauty. We are so fortunate to have had a great multitude of his work survive to the preset day, and I can only wonder what else he would have given us had he lied another 35 years.
@CoolerKing37 Hollywood could have done a service by keeping to the facts about Mozart. The stupid play and the movie don`t even mention Haydn, one of Mozart`s great friends and giant of the classical period and major influence. Perhaps you are not aware of the hype concerning Mozart. Even his famous trick of hearing the The Allegri work and writing it down from memory is now very much in question.
@shnimmuc Amadeus is a beautiful, sumptuous piece of fiction with some of the most beautiful music ever written. I don't think anyone thinks this is anywhere near the truth. Try to appreciate it for the piece of art that it is. If you can't, that's cool.
@edobriensgrin As a college professor of music, I am amazed at the absurd amount of false information there is out there on Mozart. People have almost tried to make him not of this earth. From the shape of his ears to the belief that everything musical just flowed from him. Mozart himself, admonished his friends that everything he wrote was work, and there are sketch books to prove it. And contrary to what you said, the general public had no idea that the movie was fantasy
@shnimmuc I understand your view but arent there elements of myth making surrounding all creative geniuses? And the fact remains that this movie introduced a lot of people to mozart's music for the first time. When I watched this movie I was aware that it was a fabrication, yet it didnt make it any less enjoyable.
@shnimmuc And on a jovial note: Ad and Joe's Saving Private Lion toy story episode sums it all up... Pvt Lion: "Gee sir why havent we seen any limey's in this war" Captain:"Dont be silly kid everyone knows the second world war was won by american actors!"
My favorite part as well. Amazing film. Even though it is not entirely accurate, they did good with the image of Mozart and, even if it was an entirely untrue film, it was still a triumph in movie-making, cinematography, and acting. :)
its a wrong fact. everybody makes mistakes, and correcting them is how you get better. mozart deleted and corrected in his 25th sonata and thats only one example, and as a composer myself i know that usually you dont have to delete. you play on the piano the idea, making variations, understanding the piece, and writing. thats just for the ratings of the movie, but its very nice the way they did that.
@ClassicMusic95 Yeah, He did in fact have drafts of his compositions. But the adjustments he made were quite small compared to other composers and rarely left any evidence of second thoughts. Although the only thing you notice in some of his drafts (that have survived) is you can see some kind of struggle to further continue the composition (Ex. Hayden Quartets).
It takes a brilliant mind to recognize a genius as Salieri did Mozarts. Unfortunately, his strong ego, a touch of vanity & Mozarts insults [as shown in the movie] led him into madness.
@halloerde This film is done on a opera from Rimsky-Korsakov "Mozart and Salieri". In fact, Salieri was a good friend of Mozart's family and only 6 years older than Mozart.
@musiclas1 Did Rimsky make an opera of that name? If so, it was most likely based on Pushkin's short play by the same name. I once had the honour of playing Mozart in it. Though the play is very insightful into questions of creativity, and envy of it; the historical outlook is wrong. I suspect that the myth did not originate with as great a poet as Pushkin. It may have been widely believed, and he would have seen in the story, a truth about the difference between pedantry and genius.
I almost feel sorry for Salieri---the only one who really saw/head Mozart's music for what it was--genius,----- and Not be able to do it/write it himself...
@EmmaRose473 A terrible movie. Mozart was not an idiot savant The draft corrections, that Beethoven made in his sketches, Mozart made in his head. That does not mean that he did not encounter problems, and work hard. Please do not reduce the process to magic, or a gift of instant perfection. Like the rest of us, he achieved what he did, by work, and study
@halloerde I never said the movie was biographical and I never made it seem like the movie portrayed Mozart as 'an idiot savant'...(YOU CAME UP WITH THAT)....So, Thanks for your feedback and go watch something that's more to your liking...As for me, IT'S MY OPINION that it's a great movie and I'm sure many share the same feeling...Thank you and Good-bye!
@halloerde I think the film wanted to focus on Mozart's HUMANITY. I firmly believe that he suffered from turrettes due to the unpredicatible outbursts of abstract phrases in his letters.
What is the first piece heard in this clip called again, it's completely left me?!?!, but have to state the most beautiful piece Mozart wrote is ah tutti contenti from marriage of figaro. hands down, absolutely beautiful.
I was just playing around with my last comment but in the real world obviously he wouldn’t have dropped the stuff all over the floor. They were going for some sort of waterfall experience. Like something boiling over on the stove, or erupting. But he probably needed to drop the stuff to get the point across. But it was also a bit like it was escaping or outclassing him, like he couldn’t contain it. Or like he was suddenly a dead tree in autumn. Or made limp under its weight. He did it well.
same here, my favorite scene too. One comment though. The french version of this scene is, as surprising as it sounds, way superior. The choice of words is brilliant, it is not merely a translation, it is a different version surpassing the english original. If you can understand french and love Amadeus, you HAVE to see it in french as well, it's a different experience alltogether.
@G1GAR0 in what universe is that a bad thing? Salieri was a GREAT composer himself, of course not in the universal genius category of Mozart, but still way above par. The bad relationship between the two of them was overly exaggerated on the movie.As a closer let'ss not forget the names of some of his pupils: Beethoven, Liszt, Schubbert, among others.
Music's just like watching lots of planes nearly crash into each other. Escaped kites with insights. Like little tadpoles on swings. Pages of little tadpoles on swings, back flipping and juggling and playing with things, all summer long, like running and leaping and frolicking through fields, weeping for the butterflies, and collecting the tears like armies of footprints that nobody steers, yet always lead to Rome, march one around ones ineffable home like Caesar. What's the big deal?
When I first saw this scene when the film came out in...well, too long ago...it made me listen to everything I could by the genius that was Mozart. Thanks for uploading.
real Mozart's face, as it appears depicted in the known paintings, is so very similar to Murray Abraham's, if u look at it with attention, u would almost say it is the same man.
That's surprising indeed, and what a paradox. Such mastery to represent the very bottom of mediocrity!
Abraham did an interpretation that would deserve him much more reputation than what he probably has and much more than many very well known actors have. My opinion
mozarts music really took off when he started writing contrapunctal fugue style ala bach...beethoven doesnt do much of that. ive played most of thier piano music.
No that's exactly what I'm trying to say, MunisAwesome. Mozart did write drafts of parts of music that show corrections, that were incomplete, and that were probably used as a basis for writing the completed work. It's a historical fact! What is told in the movie is not the truth. Sorry, but that's just the way it is, the movie is lying. It is historically proven that even Mozart made corrections, you can ask any music historian.
A stunning performance by Mr Abraham. It is impossible to keep the eyes dry when viewing this scene,,,for me, at least. Many thanks for posting. Best wishes.
This is in fact not true. Historical documents prove that Mozart made drafts. I studied music (and history of music) and I can tell you that many things in the movie Amadeus in fact aren't true. It's also untrue that Salieri brought about Mozart's death, that is entirely fiction.
@MrAntpha@MrAntpha But you also must understand that his drafts and revision work had nearly no adjustment at all. You have to understand that Mozart had no concept of doubting himself when it came to the matter of composing his music. And even though I don't think Salieri had anythign to do with his death or downfall of his popularity when he was alive. It is entirely possible, I told my friend he could shove it yesterday. There is but no absolute evidence of me doing so.
It is one of the many, many injustices of the Hollywood system that F Murray Abraham did not win the Oscar for Best Actor in 1986 - tom Hulce did instead for his role as Mozart. He was good, but Abraham had two roles to play within one character and did both superlatively. I remember being astounded when Hulce's name was read out at the Academy Awards ceremony.....
@Anjoupup1 Two things: 1. Amadeus came out in 1984. 2. Are you living in a parallel universe? Or do you just have questionable sources of information? F Murray Abraham DID win the Oscar.
Beethoven is an immortal genius, but he wasn't "taking dictation from God" like Mozart. He really had to struggle badly for his masterworks. He created the idea of the artist as hero.
Thanks for this post, missglory1! This is the scene I've always remembered the most about Amadeus. Poor Salieri's confrontation with Mozart's effortless genius is so brilliantly portrayed by F. Murray Abraham while Constanze is painfully (for us, not her) unaware of the real value of her husband's work. I've seen this movie many, many times... and am sure to see it a few more...
@Zayin1993.mozart is # 1,then,big gap,beethoven is #2...then massive gap...whoever is #3...wolfie is just too good to be compared to anybody else...even to beethoven.
@KB1523 Beethoven kicks ass daily, Mozart would have been embarrassed by Beethoven if they had been the same age when they met. It's #1: Beethoven #2: Mozart #3: J.S. Bach
@Zayin1993 ..Why should anyone be considered the greatest in music when they struggled with opera and stage music? Thats why Mozart was the greatast..He kicked ass in EVERYTHING in music.
@KB1523 ..I agree..Although I may put Schubert ahead of Beethoven for his melodic abilities..Why should anyone be considered the greatest in music when they struggled with opera and stage music? Bach may be ahead of Beethoven because of that as well.
Did something happen on the set of this movie that pissed off the industry that I'm not aware of? Where did Tom Hulce and Elizabeth Barridge (Sp?) go?
Abraham plays sooo freakishly awesome in this scene. The reaction to the music in his facexpressions is just phenomenal.....breathtaking music btw of course :)
Simply sublime!! Constanze Mozart actually premiered the last of these pieces - as she was not the flighty girl portrayed here (and elsewhere), she was actually a fine soprano, she must have been to have been able to tackle the two-octave leap to her husband's satisfaction!!!
Could Mozart's music be described in any other way than in such a profound, moving, and fantastical way? I think not. This summarizes the music of Mozart to the T!
2:49-2:54
Good acting
Chefodeath 2 hours ago
what is that symphony called the one by 1:20 ???
MsShadowz3 4 hours ago
... And of course I meant to say "present day" and "lived" in my previous comment. Blame iPod Touch auto-correct!
Ferrariman601 1 day ago
I know the movie was largely fictional, but this scene so perfectly captures for me at least the reason I love Mozart's work. It is just simply perfect in every way, even in his pieces I don't particularly like I still see such sublime beauty. We are so fortunate to have had a great multitude of his work survive to the preset day, and I can only wonder what else he would have given us had he lied another 35 years.
Ferrariman601 1 day ago
U jelly?
fattiedew 1 day ago
Hollywood bullshit
shnimmuc 2 days ago
@shnimmuc Why? Because it's mostly fictional? Are you always this late to the party?
CoolerKing37 2 days ago
@CoolerKing37 Hollywood could have done a service by keeping to the facts about Mozart. The stupid play and the movie don`t even mention Haydn, one of Mozart`s great friends and giant of the classical period and major influence. Perhaps you are not aware of the hype concerning Mozart. Even his famous trick of hearing the The Allegri work and writing it down from memory is now very much in question.
shnimmuc 1 day ago
@shnimmuc Amadeus is a beautiful, sumptuous piece of fiction with some of the most beautiful music ever written. I don't think anyone thinks this is anywhere near the truth. Try to appreciate it for the piece of art that it is. If you can't, that's cool.
edobriensgrin 1 day ago
@edobriensgrin As a college professor of music, I am amazed at the absurd amount of false information there is out there on Mozart. People have almost tried to make him not of this earth. From the shape of his ears to the belief that everything musical just flowed from him. Mozart himself, admonished his friends that everything he wrote was work, and there are sketch books to prove it. And contrary to what you said, the general public had no idea that the movie was fantasy
shnimmuc 15 hours ago
@shnimmuc I understand your view but arent there elements of myth making surrounding all creative geniuses? And the fact remains that this movie introduced a lot of people to mozart's music for the first time. When I watched this movie I was aware that it was a fabrication, yet it didnt make it any less enjoyable.
Stuie1973 10 hours ago
@shnimmuc And on a jovial note: Ad and Joe's Saving Private Lion toy story episode sums it all up... Pvt Lion: "Gee sir why havent we seen any limey's in this war" Captain:"Dont be silly kid everyone knows the second world war was won by american actors!"
Stuie1973 10 hours ago
2:39 - Orgasm
Arnumdrusk 3 days ago 2
@Arnumdrusk
2:39 - Eargasm
WoollyMammoth16 21 hours ago
Auch meine Lieblingsszene!! Einfach fantastisch!
MrSamanunga 4 days ago
my favorite too! thanks!
isabelbleuet 5 days ago
@Garybuseyisneat- thanks a million!!
kihwanma 5 days ago
does anybody know, where I possibly could buy a black cover like this one in the video? (The Cover with the sheets).
Violinoth1 6 days ago
My favorite part as well. Amazing film. Even though it is not entirely accurate, they did good with the image of Mozart and, even if it was an entirely untrue film, it was still a triumph in movie-making, cinematography, and acting. :)
LiteratureNow 6 days ago
1. Concerto for flute, harp, & orchestra C major KV 299 II Andantino
2. Symphony No 29 A major KV 201 I Allegro moderato
3. Concerto for 2 pianos & orchestra E flat major KV 365 III Rondo, allegro
4. Symphonie Concertante E flat major KV 364 I Allegro maestoso
5. Great Mass in C minor KV 427 - 1 Kyrie
GaryBuseyisNeat 1 week ago 27
@GaryBuseyisNeat Thank you ^.^
handhanh 1 week ago
@GaryBuseyisNeat You sir, are the greatest.
projektaprikot 5 days ago
no it its definately not kyrie
dozie85 1 week ago
What is the name of the pieces we hear :O ? Both the music and the film, so beautiful :)
xHaruHana 1 week ago
This reminds me of the powerful scene in Philadelphia which captured the essence and power of music even better than this scene.
Look for "La Mamma Morta - from Philadelphia" and check for yourselves!
WorldCitizen333 1 week ago
Didnt really like the film.
VoiiDGFX 1 week ago
F. Murray Abraham's best performance!
tommyzDad 1 week ago 9
@tommyzDad omar in scarface
fendergibs 6 days ago
what exactly name of each "pieces" that salieri saw on that paper?? can anybody tell me?? ASAP
reazure 1 week ago
its a wrong fact. everybody makes mistakes, and correcting them is how you get better. mozart deleted and corrected in his 25th sonata and thats only one example, and as a composer myself i know that usually you dont have to delete. you play on the piano the idea, making variations, understanding the piece, and writing. thats just for the ratings of the movie, but its very nice the way they did that.
ClassicMusic95 1 week ago
@ClassicMusic95 Yeah, He did in fact have drafts of his compositions. But the adjustments he made were quite small compared to other composers and rarely left any evidence of second thoughts. Although the only thing you notice in some of his drafts (that have survived) is you can see some kind of struggle to further continue the composition (Ex. Hayden Quartets).
MunisAwesome 1 week ago
It takes a brilliant mind to recognize a genius as Salieri did Mozarts. Unfortunately, his strong ego, a touch of vanity & Mozarts insults [as shown in the movie] led him into madness.
popi4444444444 1 week ago
@popi4444444444 Beethoven defended Salieri against charges of having anything to do with Mozart's death. He found no truth to it.
halloerde 5 days ago
@halloerde This film is done on a opera from Rimsky-Korsakov "Mozart and Salieri". In fact, Salieri was a good friend of Mozart's family and only 6 years older than Mozart.
musiclas1 4 days ago
@musiclas1 Did Rimsky make an opera of that name? If so, it was most likely based on Pushkin's short play by the same name. I once had the honour of playing Mozart in it. Though the play is very insightful into questions of creativity, and envy of it; the historical outlook is wrong. I suspect that the myth did not originate with as great a poet as Pushkin. It may have been widely believed, and he would have seen in the story, a truth about the difference between pedantry and genius.
halloerde 2 days ago
I almost feel sorry for Salieri---the only one who really saw/head Mozart's music for what it was--genius,----- and Not be able to do it/write it himself...
EmmaRose473 2 weeks ago
@EmmaRose473 I know what you mean, I do feel sorry for him
technogandhi 2 weeks ago
@technogandhi thanks for the feedback...and I meant 'heard' on my original comment---not 'head'...
EmmaRose473 1 week ago
One of the BEST movies EVER!!!
EmmaRose473 2 weeks ago 20
@EmmaRose473 A terrible movie. Mozart was not an idiot savant The draft corrections, that Beethoven made in his sketches, Mozart made in his head. That does not mean that he did not encounter problems, and work hard. Please do not reduce the process to magic, or a gift of instant perfection. Like the rest of us, he achieved what he did, by work, and study
halloerde 1 week ago
@halloerde I never said the movie was biographical and I never made it seem like the movie portrayed Mozart as 'an idiot savant'...(YOU CAME UP WITH THAT)....So, Thanks for your feedback and go watch something that's more to your liking...As for me, IT'S MY OPINION that it's a great movie and I'm sure many share the same feeling...Thank you and Good-bye!
EmmaRose473 1 week ago
@halloerde I think the film wanted to focus on Mozart's HUMANITY. I firmly believe that he suffered from turrettes due to the unpredicatible outbursts of abstract phrases in his letters.
2012lacruz 6 days ago
sounds like the best slices o' pizza in NYC
thatssomething1 2 weeks ago
When that flute starts,
I get so many chills
dominoes37 2 weeks ago 2
I like the piano concertos.
heashon2000 2 weeks ago
i like how most men (including myself), will probably think more of her boobs than about the beauty of this music...
WoollyMammoth16 2 weeks ago
@WoollyMammoth16 She actually shows them in the Director's cut ;)
antpha 13 hours ago
"Is it not good?"
KornwellChan 2 weeks ago
my favorite scene is the one after this one :)
XXXDustinEchoesXXX 2 weeks ago
No wonder salieri was jealous of him WHO WOULDNT BE?!?!?!
TheSkysFalling8238 2 weeks ago
WHO COULD NOT LIKE MOZART!!?? HES A GENIUS!!
TheSkysFalling8238 2 weeks ago
One of my favorite Movies <3. I Love MOZART.. He Is THe SUn Rising.... <3... He IS In HiMself. A COmPOSITION.. Of Greatness...<3 Mwah...
Tia6022 2 weeks ago
Salieri is the patron saint of mediocrity, and he absolves you.
ThePatriotMuckraker 2 weeks ago
Man, she is beautiful! The music is good too.
LeVonDanE 2 weeks ago 2
2:40 nut officially busted.
TheMudbutt123 3 weeks ago 2
@TheMudbutt123
LOL.
ThePatriotMuckraker 2 weeks ago
an incredibly well done scene. wow.
haeddus 3 weeks ago
To many notes.
MrHistory2000 3 weeks ago
I liked the scene with the boobies...
xD
MrGatonegroish 3 weeks ago
Found it! Flute and harp concerto 2nd movement! Magical! :)
The7sins2006 3 weeks ago
What is the first piece heard in this clip called again, it's completely left me?!?!, but have to state the most beautiful piece Mozart wrote is ah tutti contenti from marriage of figaro. hands down, absolutely beautiful.
The7sins2006 3 weeks ago
I was just playing around with my last comment but in the real world obviously he wouldn’t have dropped the stuff all over the floor. They were going for some sort of waterfall experience. Like something boiling over on the stove, or erupting. But he probably needed to drop the stuff to get the point across. But it was also a bit like it was escaping or outclassing him, like he couldn’t contain it. Or like he was suddenly a dead tree in autumn. Or made limp under its weight. He did it well.
FountainOfAtoms 3 weeks ago
same here, my favorite scene too. One comment though. The french version of this scene is, as surprising as it sounds, way superior. The choice of words is brilliant, it is not merely a translation, it is a different version surpassing the english original. If you can understand french and love Amadeus, you HAVE to see it in french as well, it's a different experience alltogether.
ekianjo 3 weeks ago
@ekianjo Wow, pretentious much?
drgonzo212 2 weeks ago
Thanks for posting. This is my favorite scene as well. :)
faeryquene 3 weeks ago
4 peoples listen Salieris music.
G1GAR0 3 weeks ago in playlist Favorite videos
@G1GAR0 in what universe is that a bad thing? Salieri was a GREAT composer himself, of course not in the universal genius category of Mozart, but still way above par. The bad relationship between the two of them was overly exaggerated on the movie.As a closer let'ss not forget the names of some of his pupils: Beethoven, Liszt, Schubbert, among others.
HypnosArg 3 weeks ago
@HypnosArg
Yes but Mozart was the best, and even Beethoven, LIszt musica are actually better than Salieris music.
This is my opinion, i mean i donpt like salieris music, and i think Mozart was the best , but i prefer Franz Liszt.
G1GAR0 3 weeks ago
What a jewel of a performance by F. Murray Abraham.
MaxwellsDemon9 3 weeks ago
He's just overcome by the beauty of mozarts music...what a scene!!!
kihwanma 3 weeks ago
That's my favorite scene too. Thanks for posting. The combination of those particular pieces, climaxing with the Kyrie, is what I love.
Fuliginosus 3 weeks ago
Concerto for Flute and Harp K. 299.....thats my favorite
matthelion 4 weeks ago
Music's just like watching lots of planes nearly crash into each other. Escaped kites with insights. Like little tadpoles on swings. Pages of little tadpoles on swings, back flipping and juggling and playing with things, all summer long, like running and leaping and frolicking through fields, weeping for the butterflies, and collecting the tears like armies of footprints that nobody steers, yet always lead to Rome, march one around ones ineffable home like Caesar. What's the big deal?
FountainOfAtoms 4 weeks ago
shithouse
brumdedrummert 1 month ago
"These are originals?" 2nd movement of the flute/harp concerto start
My mind is literally blown
what a genius
dominoes37 1 month ago
When I first saw this scene when the film came out in...well, too long ago...it made me listen to everything I could by the genius that was Mozart. Thanks for uploading.
anthonygriffin2 1 month ago
god that bird has got massib tits!
MrThreshold2009 1 month ago
@MrThreshold2009 That girl can be seen in the Funhouse, a horror film by Tobe Hooper..shes naked in it too if you don't care about stories.
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rafcu97 1 month ago
the dude from scarface
gears5336 1 month ago
I love how she just asks so innocently, "is it not good?"
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real Mozart's face, as it appears depicted in the known paintings, is so very similar to Murray Abraham's, if u look at it with attention, u would almost say it is the same man.
That's surprising indeed, and what a paradox. Such mastery to represent the very bottom of mediocrity!
Abraham did an interpretation that would deserve him much more reputation than what he probably has and much more than many very well known actors have. My opinion
hegemoniuspiper 1 month ago
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hegemoniuspiper 1 month ago
this actor did a stunning job, someone tell me his name
hegemoniuspiper 1 month ago 2
@hegemoniuspiper F. Murray Abraham
PeterHansKierstead 1 month ago
@PeterHansKierstead every actor did an amazing job inthis movie, i mention wolfie, his wife simply gorgeous...
But F. Murray Abraham is simply stunning.. D u know his name, what F stands for?
Forman did a very free adaptation of the real life of Mozart, it's quite incorrect in someways, nontheless the movie is pretty well done in itself
Maybe i just dont like too much the overacting of the priest
Curiously enough, the real Mozart face in paintings is closer to Abraham's
hegemoniuspiper 1 month ago
@hegemoniuspiper Farhid Murray Abraham
jeepdex 1 month ago
oh god shes so beuatiful o.o
card144 1 month ago
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MrAntpha 1 month ago
He looks just like Leonard Rossiter playing Captin John Quin in Barry Lyndon wtf
rodferro 1 month ago
great scene, great movie! i love to hate f. murray abraham in this movie as salierie. hes such a bad ass :)
Morris1581 1 month ago
This movie has 2 versions why is that???
ML678v 1 month ago
@ML678v
in 2002 it cam an directors cut from director milos forman.
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Reposted from Mithadon:
0:26 Concerto For Flute And Harp, K. 299, 2nd Movement
0:58 Symphony No. 29 In A, K.201, 1st Movement, Allegro Moderato
1:12 Concerto For Two Pianos, K. 365, 3rd Movement
1:17 Symphonie Concertante, K. 364, 1st Movement
1:24 Mass in C Minor, K. 427, Kyrie
romchess1 1 month ago
What concert is this one? 0:58
Pedjo7 1 month ago
mozarts music really took off when he started writing contrapunctal fugue style ala bach...beethoven doesnt do much of that. ive played most of thier piano music.
shophmart 1 month ago
F. Murray Abraham is brilliant.
MonstruosEspantosos 1 month ago
Does anybody know what the last opera piece of the scene is called? Been trying to find it.
Keepholder 1 month ago
@Keepholder I think it might be the Kyrie Eleison from Mozart's Große Messe in C minor...
s63283 1 month ago
@Keepholder It's actually the Kyrie from the Mass in C minor.
madscout96 1 month ago
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does anyone know the name of first song?when opening the folder?is beautiful;;;
Helisonbaixista 1 month ago
does anyone know the name of first song?when opening the folder?is beautiful;;;
Helisonbaixista 1 month ago
No that's exactly what I'm trying to say, MunisAwesome. Mozart did write drafts of parts of music that show corrections, that were incomplete, and that were probably used as a basis for writing the completed work. It's a historical fact! What is told in the movie is not the truth. Sorry, but that's just the way it is, the movie is lying. It is historically proven that even Mozart made corrections, you can ask any music historian.
MrAntpha 1 month ago
A stunning performance by Mr Abraham. It is impossible to keep the eyes dry when viewing this scene,,,for me, at least. Many thanks for posting. Best wishes.
Ivanhoe2 1 month ago
awesome
KUARENTAKILLA1 1 month ago
This is in fact not true. Historical documents prove that Mozart made drafts. I studied music (and history of music) and I can tell you that many things in the movie Amadeus in fact aren't true. It's also untrue that Salieri brought about Mozart's death, that is entirely fiction.
MrAntpha 1 month ago
@MrAntpha @MrAntpha But you also must understand that his drafts and revision work had nearly no adjustment at all. You have to understand that Mozart had no concept of doubting himself when it came to the matter of composing his music. And even though I don't think Salieri had anythign to do with his death or downfall of his popularity when he was alive. It is entirely possible, I told my friend he could shove it yesterday. There is but no absolute evidence of me doing so.
MunisAwesome 1 month ago
he played such an amazing role in this film. great acting. thats why he won the academy award ha
MrCaRealtor 1 month ago
It is one of the many, many injustices of the Hollywood system that F Murray Abraham did not win the Oscar for Best Actor in 1986 - tom Hulce did instead for his role as Mozart. He was good, but Abraham had two roles to play within one character and did both superlatively. I remember being astounded when Hulce's name was read out at the Academy Awards ceremony.....
Anjoupup1 1 month ago
@Anjoupup1 u be trollin?
rockcherub123456789 1 month ago
@Anjoupup1 Two things: 1. Amadeus came out in 1984. 2. Are you living in a parallel universe? Or do you just have questionable sources of information? F Murray Abraham DID win the Oscar.
JohnLuckPickard141 1 month ago
The first piece is the Mozart Flute/Harp Concerto KV299, 2nd movement. I very beautiful piece.
sudler2008 1 month ago
Beethoven is an immortal genius, but he wasn't "taking dictation from God" like Mozart. He really had to struggle badly for his masterworks. He created the idea of the artist as hero.
manco82 1 month ago
@suopiskelija @th3b3st1888
I believe the pieces played in this video clip are the following:
First piece: Concerto for Flute and Harp K. 299, 2nd Movement.
Second piece: Symphony No. 29 in A Major K. 201, 1st Movement, Allergo Moderato.
Third piece: Concerto for Two Pianos K. 365, 3rd Movement.
Fourth piece: Symphonie Concertante K. 364, 1st Movement.
Fifth piece: Mass in C Minor K. 427, Kyrie.
Hope it helps. :)
Shadowleaf28 1 month ago 42
@Shadowleaf28 thank u man :) u help me alot :D
th3b3st1888 1 month ago
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i love it :D
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here is the list:
0:26 Concerto For Flute And Harp, K. 299, 2nd Movement
0:58 Symphony No. 29 In A, K.201, 1st Movement, Allegro Moderato
1:12 Concerto For Two Pianos, K. 365, 3rd Movement
1:17 Symphonie Concertante, K. 364, 1st Movement
1:24 Mass in C Minor, K. 427, Kyrie
auntirebecca 1 month ago
i need all the names of all the pieces played in that video , please some one help!
th3b3st1888 1 month ago
@th3b3st1888 so do i... but who will help us? :)))
suopiskelija 1 month ago
@th3b3st1888 I know only some of them
1) Concerto for flute and Harp, K. 299 second mvt
2) Symphony n°29, first mvt K. 201
3) Obviously a piano concerto, but I don't know the number (one of the 27 !!)
4) idem : maybe a violin concerto (one of the five !)
5) "Great Mass", K.427, Kyrie.
I hope someone tell you number 2 and 3 !
GGdialogus 1 month ago 6
" And then i jizzed in my pants."
duder7589 1 month ago
Can any 1 tell me what is it from 1,24 to 2,43 it's soo beautiful :) ?
MrAsab65 2 months ago in playlist Favorite videos
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it's Mozart's Great Mass in C Minor, Kyrie
auntirebecca 1 month ago
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MrAsab65 2 months ago
My favorite scene was when constanze took her shirt off
shaneistheshit123 2 months ago
I wonder if the Salieri estate has ever sued the authors of the play and film for damage to his lagacy, people think he's a murderer nowadays.
evangelistabjj 2 months ago
2:41 I think someone just jizzed in his pants
SchamHaarKopf 2 months ago 2
@SchamHaarKopf HAHAHAHA ROFL dude!!!!!! Had Me Rolling xD
HamletSlaya101 2 months ago
Flute and harp concerto in this scene gave me goose bumps
aiknil 2 months ago
what is the solo piano piece in this scene again?
marcelodevetula 2 months ago
this guy graduated from my high school...
carlosjtown 2 months ago
She is sexy lol he was lucky haha
DrivenUpTheWall1 2 months ago
@DrivenUpTheWall1 Constanze? Nah, she and her family milked everything from Mozart, the sad thing is that he was totally dependent of her.
monypril 2 months ago
Good film, but Mozart so overrated, it's to cry for.
saintsaens21 2 months ago
@saintsaens21 many would disagree; beethoven, wagner, chopin to name a few
devilxhlywood 2 months ago
@saintsaens21 HaHaHa!
jenson7720 2 months ago
My all time favorite film!! I watched it about 20 times in cinema!
Tilantelcontar 2 months ago
Mithadon, you're a god
ocurro 2 months ago
hey, at least God gave you the gifts to understand and the abilities to describe his music like no others.
Iamatheist1234 2 months ago
This was also my favourite scene, made me cry....
TruthSeekingElf 2 months ago
Thanks for this post, missglory1! This is the scene I've always remembered the most about Amadeus. Poor Salieri's confrontation with Mozart's effortless genius is so brilliantly portrayed by F. Murray Abraham while Constanze is painfully (for us, not her) unaware of the real value of her husband's work. I've seen this movie many, many times... and am sure to see it a few more...
adr13pr 2 months ago 2
It's classic, both the flim and the actual moment in the history.
gr4l9um20b7o 2 months ago
*Cough* Cough Beethoven's better! *Cough*
Zayin1993 2 months ago
@Zayin1993.mozart is # 1,then,big gap,beethoven is #2...then massive gap...whoever is #3...wolfie is just too good to be compared to anybody else...even to beethoven.
KB1523 2 months ago
@KB1523 Beethoven kicks ass daily, Mozart would have been embarrassed by Beethoven if they had been the same age when they met. It's #1: Beethoven #2: Mozart #3: J.S. Bach
Zayin1993 2 months ago
@Zayin1993.sorry,beethoven is just #2.mozart s works are more complex and have more depth.mozart is a natural #1,mr zayin salieri...
KB1523 2 months ago
@Zayin1993 bach is always 1..he is the great and only..
coltranefb 2 months ago
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@Zayin1993 ..Why should anyone be considered the greatest in music when they struggled with opera and stage music? Thats why Mozart was the greatast..He kicked ass in EVERYTHING in music.
beethovenlovedmozart 2 months ago
@KB1523 ..I agree..Although I may put Schubert ahead of Beethoven for his melodic abilities..Why should anyone be considered the greatest in music when they struggled with opera and stage music? Bach may be ahead of Beethoven because of that as well.
beethovenlovedmozart 2 months ago
Love how she makes sure he's not looking, then takes another pastry
ARRRRRRRRFUL 2 months ago
omar suarez is such a hater too.
mikesaechao1 2 months ago
What does she mean by "he doesn't make copies"???
dominoes37 2 months ago
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It means that he never made a mistake. Never started over on a clean page. Everything he wrote down was already perfect in his head.
Tarwater03 2 months ago
@Tarwater03 Yes. I know Mozart is very talented, thats a rare ability, isn't it??
dominoes37 2 months ago
Bravo, Bravísimo!!
INSTANTENET 2 months ago
Did something happen on the set of this movie that pissed off the industry that I'm not aware of? Where did Tom Hulce and Elizabeth Barridge (Sp?) go?
lesterclaypool1 2 months ago
Abraham plays sooo freakishly awesome in this scene. The reaction to the music in his facexpressions is just phenomenal.....breathtaking music btw of course :)
HerbalDevil69 2 months ago 35
@HerbalDevil69 Amen.
AndonElahi 1 month ago
What's the name of the guy who plays old Salieri please ??
Psiipa 3 months ago
@Psiipa It's the same guy with makeup. F. Murray Abraham.
ohedd 3 months ago
Simply sublime!! Constanze Mozart actually premiered the last of these pieces - as she was not the flighty girl portrayed here (and elsewhere), she was actually a fine soprano, she must have been to have been able to tackle the two-octave leap to her husband's satisfaction!!!
ConstanzeWeber 3 months ago
Now that F. Murray Abraham is really old they should just reshoot those final scenes with no make-up needed. :)
EGarrett01 3 months ago
i think the next scene is better..... TITSS!!
CarlitoXere 3 months ago
@CarlitoXere Creep.
imnotgivingmynametou 3 months ago
Scène magnifique, d'une intensité émotionnelle rare.
crusellweber 3 months ago
@ 2:39 - 2:44, Salieri jizzes in his pants.
chaoscontrol2400 3 months ago
I love both, but I prefer the my countries Master (van Beethoven) over the Austrian Prodigy (Mozart).
KrasseOdaVonBayern 3 months ago
254 - 0 :)
BassicStorm 3 months ago
Could Mozart's music be described in any other way than in such a profound, moving, and fantastical way? I think not. This summarizes the music of Mozart to the T!
MDkid1 3 months ago
Hey That's Omar Suarez....Chivato!!!!
Aaronstempel 3 months ago
One of the BEST movie scenes EVER!
piranalu 3 months ago