Amadeus. Director's Cut 5/18

[andreyetare]

lol 2 same top comments wtf?

[daphnebeloved]

Who sings Constanze actually is June Anderson...

[Tsunade3Sannin]

@daphnebeloved i think its suzanne murphy. june does the queen

[leahdavinci]

HURT ME!! RAPE ME!! KILL ME!!

[SuomiBreizh]

@classicalAnime. The opera is "Die entführung aux dem serail" in german ^^

[classicalAnime]

@SuomiBreizh THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!!!!!! :)

[classicalAnime]

does anybody know the name of the opera at the beginning

[TehPolarBearr]

GReat movie. One of my favorite sections. Although... I'd hate to be that triangle player. DING DING DING DING DING DING.

[Mozart315]

Frau Weber- "She's the fiance of Herr Mozart"

Emperor- "Really"

*Mozart giggle*

HaHahahahahaha 5:38

[Mozart315]

Hillarious 2:43

[generalzod4life]

"least of all......the CREATURE!"

[Ellipser]

2:14

[euphzilla321]

Hurt me...Prick me...Kill me...

me: 0_0

[cristianfcao]

- My dear, young man, don't take it too hard. Your work is ingenious. It's quality work... And there are simply too many notes, that's all. Just cut a few and it will be perfect.

- Which few did you have in mind, Majesty?

[SuperKittycat5]

i love this music

i know Mozart was werid in his own way but boy was he talented

[groovylocks]

Jesus... Katerina has the most incredible voice. I could listen to her sing all day..

[kera6977]

too many notes? whatever that means.. :S

[groovylocks]

@kera6977 it means he was too musically stupid to understand what was happening.

[kera6977]

@groovylocks That's what I have thought ... Thanks

[1bol1]

@groovylocks yeah i dislike that kind of people

[TheScientist95]

Why do they say Frau and Herr instead of Mrs/Ms and Mr.?

I mean, its not a problem to me. I am German.

I was just wondering.

[Ellipser]

1:11 so divine

[chacaloso361]

i love these parts that were taken out of the original film. lol!!!!

[chacaloso361]

i actually like his conducting. i thought he did a great job throughout the entire film.

[devilxhlywood]

@EinKleinerEngel09 the first song you hear in this video is an excerpt from an aria. as salieri says, the complete aria is close to 10 minutes long. then the musical number with multiple people singing is the finale of the opera, in full.

[CaliforniaSun3]

Mozart is bringing sexy back. Never thought I'd say that. :)

[Ellipser]

2:15

[worthyambition]

Favorite scene: 0:42

[lalo350z]

very very but very grat joy filling when are they going to invent the time traveler machine? lol

[theocruz02]

It`s impossible not to laugh along Mozart when his mistress looks angry at him while the mother introduces his fiancee...

[Jordan12295]

Hahaha 2:44-2:47

[HelenaVanCity]

"Too many notes! Cut a few" OMG! That's exactly how administrators deal with talent!

[truebeatlesfan8]

Stanzi's boobs weren't THAT big.. I don't think. I love this movie -3

[MaxwellsDemon9]

Someone should have taught Hulce how to conduct...

[itried2dohandstnds4u]

@MaxwellsDemon9 heh, yeah. it's QUITE hard to be a conductor, though, even with years and years of study. it's like natalie portman trying to b

[itried2dohandstnds4u]

@MaxwellsDemon9 heh, yeah. it's QUITE hard to be a conductor, though, even with years and years of study. it's like natalie portman trying to become a trained ballerina en pointe in a year from black swan.

[pianiplunker]

@MaxwellsDemon9 In the 18th century there were no conductors as there are today; they didn't stand in front of the orchestra keeping time. That didn't happen until Mendelssohn about 50 years later. Mozart would have conducted from a harpsichord.

[DJSoUnDBoyy12189]

"There are simply too many notes" =D

[SoundwaveSuperior373]

what was the opera at 0:40 and 2:34 called

[LincolnStudiosFilm]

@SoundwaveSuperior373 "Martern aller Arten…" - Constanze - Cena III and "Turkish Finale"...

[cruxhdex]

Alguien me puede decir como se llama la que empieza en el 1:50??

[miloesalazar]

I love constanzes voice

[Xeimora418]

@MrsMarlenSkywalker I know LOL that always makes me laugh

[Ellipser]

His music can still capture the imagination .

I'm sure the director believed it would .

The Turkish finale hits the rapture spot .

[MrsMarlenSkywalker]

LOL 2:42

[scarface12347]

god damn look at the hair its like a sea of wigs!

[jonypill42069]

Whenever I watch this movie, I have a strong urge to applaud at the end of the performances.

[barbacoa666]

Well. There it is;-)

[exitcheese]

i cant believe i still know all the lines.. thats how much i love this movie, its in my top ten.

[manfredilatini]

what is the name of 0:18 seconds on ?

[TheCaptainKanada]

it'd be hilarious if her voice was all deep and hoarse when the emperor hands her the flowers

[MahoRoulete]

mozart was a player lol

[classicalgal14]

Coloratura passages... "tooo many notes!!!"

[musicluvr157]

"Well, there it is."

[lalo350z]

what is mozarts real name??????

[carolneverland]

@lalo350z Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

[yuepon13]

@lalo350z

wolfgang amadeus mozart

[SuperNorthAmerica]

Mozart laughs and moves like another famous character, and one of my all time favorites who I´d say is more famous than Mozart himself.........Mickey Mouse! aah haa aah haa aah! Nah, but seriously Mozart was awesome.

[Tokgabi]

That soprano is quite magnificent.

[lalo350z]

isnt this piece called the marriage of figeros??

[mkarnerfors]

@lalo350z Of course not, that is written later in the movie. This is "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" (K. 384)... The Abduction from the Seraglio in english.

[JordanJones911]

I actually knew Mozart too and I thought he was a fun loving guy who knew how to have fun. And SOOO talented beyond belief!

[Shanelololol]

@JordanJones911 what?

[missBOKAY]

what on earth are they singing i didnt catch any of it

[Doika86]

@missBOKAY the lyrics are:

"I shall see, the pee in the pit, whatever yeaah (x2) The bitch in the brothel!

I will move it 'til your nave (x2)

Leave this orphan proper names, glory, fortune, giant pain (x2)

I shall see it in the elbow, cut your throat and flip the team (x2)"

[oHsNaP1337]

@Doika86 ..Lyrics to "Die Entfürung aus dem Serail" at 1:49 - 3:08 is................Pasha Selim May he Live forever Ever, ever, ever, ever! Honour to his regal name! Honour to his regal name! May his noble brow emblazon Glory, fortune, joy and fame! Honour be to Pasha Selim Honour to his regal name! Honour to his regal name!

[HipHopcheerleader]

Wolfy cheatn' the song bird was ready to snap

[Doika86]

at 5:10 mozart's mother in law actually saved him from humiliating the emperor.. lol

[MegaFluffyPlatypus]

lol too many notes...bloody philistines -_-

[angelofmusic1992]

the song in this opera get stuck in my head so easily, even though i don't know any of the words.

[RLviddy]

Untalented people in lofty positions still try to call the shots to this day...

[queenofsingin99]

3:47 HAHAHAAHAHAHAHAH

[ntranced257]

I love when the Opera lady with the massive wig smacks the flowers into Mozart's face XD "...UGH!" *SMACK* :L

[LastUser1000]

esto es lo mejor en musica clasica!!

[101division44]

Frau Weber is played by the actress from Into the Woods, Little Red Riding Hood's grandmother....

[lillyclown]

does the movie really move like this skipping kinda

[garra1300]

Well.... There it is.

[LanSiscariote]

The rapt of the serail

El rapto del serrallo

I have the the video with images in my videochan

[xscarlet7]

freaking titties are poppin

[jellytroid]

mozart's fionce is so cute!!

[repinshtrad]

"there can't be any other reason why you would marry her"

well, her cousin is Carl Maria Von Weber and she is from a musical family. Sadly they did not really express that in the film.

[mmuussiicc2]

probably my favorite scene in the movie! love it

[ParkourMetalPunk]

Poor Salieri...

[TheBlackDiamond229]

beautiful music

[hormelsanchez]

salieri is a hater because mozart outshines him with less than half the effort

[xr1983kr]

they have nota idea that salieri composed arias of masterpieces! idiots....

[hernanbeatle]

does anyone know the name of the opera that begins at minute 1:48?

[marianmus]

@hernanbeatle

It's a chorus from The Abduction from the Seraglio, Die Entfürung aus dem Serail is the original title, in German as you know.

[hernanbeatle]

@marianmus thanks a lot!! =)

[marianmus]

@hernanbeatle

:)

[DavidCaabeiro]

@marianmus Te felicito por el trabajo que has hecho. Por si te interesa, el comienzo de esta sección es el Acto II (Martern Aller Arten)

[marianmus]

@DavidCaabeiro Gracias, la anotación con el título del aria y la ópera a la que pertenece está hecha (igual que las demás) pero no tengo idea de por qué no aparece.

[FREELYJ]

@marianmus Technically, Its the Turkish Finale.

[sweetaztecangel69]

@marianmus at the beginning is the half way point of the aria Martern aller Arten...isn't the chorus from the end of act I?

[youcandance12345]

@hernanbeatle it is "the abduction from the seraglio"

[revengejeffrey21]

@hernanbeatle That's the Finale. Search it. :)

[IwishIcouldvethought]

I heard that during some of Mozart's rehersal for his symphonys, that when the opera singer moved too fast with her walking, he would stop the whole rehersal and start ALL over.

[hottluv32]

He looks like Freddie Prince JR. Only cookier. But adorable nonetheless

[daponte71]

Mozart had claimed that "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."

[manufran02]

What a Playa he has a fiancee and is banging a hot singer on the side.

[animenice]

Wolfie!! LOL!!!

[unabxu]

what is the name of the song that appears at the beginning?

[Eggs101]

"Matern aller Arten" from Entführung

[mjZstargirl]

Hulce (I believe that is the actor's name) executed the role of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart with something very close to perfect.

Mozart really was as childlike and jubilant as is portrayed in this film.

[Calucifer13]

@mjZstargirl He was really like that. I mean Mozart. have youread his letters? Geez, he was like a child!

[mjZstargirl]

People with such creativity and talent, like Leonardo da Vinci, like Michael Joseph Jackson... they retain that innocent childlike quality in them. Their minds are pure and their art is brilliant and unprecedented.

[Calucifer13]

@mjZstargirl Mmm. You´ve got the point. You´re a very wise being, do you know?

[mjZstargirl]

Well thank you Calucifer13, that is indeed a very kind thing you have said to me - one does not meet with such compliments every day. :)

[Calucifer13]

Thats was a simple fact, not a compliment. I can see (from your way of writing) that you are a clever being.

[mjZstargirl]

Well thank you, love.

[BreakerdeGodot]

I wouldn't really call Mozart pure. I mean, he named one of his songs "Leck mich im Arsch". (Lick me in the arse).

[nieto1992]

@BreakerdeGodot Look up Mozart and Scatological Humor

[groovylocks]

@nieto1992 he was music's seth macfarlane.

[xXCandyHolicXx]

"Too many notes?" I guess the beauty of Bach wasn't really appreciated in this time. A kind of sad time to live in.

[mjZstargirl]

every time is a sad time to live in, love. </3

[deansikora]

Is Mozart's personality accurately portrayed in this movie? I've heard he aged but his personality stood as it was.  He seemed like a goof ball.. even at the age of 26.

[rcot]

whats the name of this music???

[deadcalledpark]

Die Entführung auf Englisch: ekelerregend.

[xXxMasterwafflexXx]

whatch you talkin' bout majesty!

[CarrieManolo]

Oh My!!! This music sends shivers down my spine EVERY SINGLE TIME !!!

[Calucifer13]

7: 34 and so on... I feel so sorry for Salieri. And in fact, in reality, he started to date Caterina Cavalierri after all. It did not work out, tho. And he was a great artist, too. Not mediocre. But his work has much darker tones and is more cheerful and has "less notes" than Mozart's one.

[Calucifer13]

Less cheeerful, sorry. I made a slip.

[historygenius]

8:30 Mozart's and Saliari's faces!

[greenknight5700]

was mozart really that immature and unstable in real life? or is it just a character exagguration?

[figureskater717]

he was really immature... this movie is pretty accurate actually.. he was a womanizer, and sorta insane but had an amazing piano talent

[Calucifer13]

Mozart wasnt a womaniser. i have his letters. When he wrote to his father to ask for his approvement to marry Constance, he said that he is this was his second girl and that he cannot just get her laid because he is too godfearing to behave like some other boys those days. He said that only in marriage, he can feel satisfied. And he told his dad that he is a great hypochondriac to be able to sleep with a whore because he is afraid to catch syphilis. He was a virgin until 26.

[Calucifer13]

No, he really behaved like that.

[ce11ard00r]

Well!

There it is.

[thx291]

"The creature" banged her.

[guisar81]

"Too many notes" and the responding, "which few did you have in mind" A quote I use on a regular basis. A movie in which each of the actors could not have delivered their same performance with fewer notes.

[goadh]

hahaha katherina es la leche xD

[helmsdeepsam]

Se llama "Die entführung aus dem serail" o "Abduction from the Seraglio" o en español..."El rapto en el serrallo"

[TimNable]

who's voice is Madamme Cavalieri's? She's amazing! Anyone know? please divulge!

[mkarnerfors]

@TimNable A very late answer but here goes: Suzanne Murphy is the singing voice for Katerina Cavalieri, both here and in the parts from "Axur, re d'Ormus", seen at the beginning of the movie when Salieri asks the priest if he knows Salieri's music, and later when the Emperor presents Salieri with a medal.

[TheManustar]

Cómo se llama ésta ópera?

What's the name of this opera?

[proximo20]

this movie is great but we need another movie which would show more about his father and how hardworking he was

[theScytheofGod]

I've seen this movie 30 times, but the end of this section must've been cut because I've never seen it, the catty Diva shtick is terrific.

[ymmasam]

Indeed! I've never seen that part either. It's good though, they shouldn't have cut it out. Thank goodness for youtube. :)

[annenna]

I believe this is the Director's Cut.

[Nazz53]

This version is The Directors Cut.

[Boozbiiz]

what's the song at 1:50 ?

[Topboy32]

Turkish Finale.

[bkde2007]

BREAK ME, KILL ME, LOL that was funny!

[Topboy32]

Whats the name of the opera at the begining? From 0-1.25

[tyzhen]

"Abduction From the Seraglio"

[MauRoOxD]

Viena (en alemán: Wien AFI: [viːn]) es una ciudad de Europa Central situada a orillas del Danubio, en el valle de los Bosques de Viena, al pie de las primeras estribaciones de los Alpes. Capital de Austria, así como uno de sus nueve estados federados (Bundesland Wien).

Durante el siglo XIX fue una de las grandes capitales musicales del Mundo y a principios del siglo XX meca de la filosofía y el debate político de occidente, así como uno de los principales centros culturales mundiales.

[LoverofLiszt]

OLD LADY FAINTS.

His Majesty: "Well...there it is."

I just love that well manered, cool atitude of his.

[mozartinaa]

Yes, it's great :)

[MuxoAlberto]

En plena era del Clascismo y Mmozart ya estaba avanzado en el Rrmanticismo, que genio.

[jmm1233]

mozart got caught out , lol

[xClowny]

"I was in love with her, or at least in lust"

LOL epic movie

[GreatGrumbledook]

The opera emperor: Vienna has been for centuries been at least the cultural capital of Germany, years before Berlin became the political one; even today Vienna seems to have kept some of the old spirit.

[helsingslilly]

vienna is the capital of austria, though tried, it never became part of germany. at least geografically...

[GreatGrumbledook]

@helsingslilly: Dear me! It was a part of Germany ever since the founding of the German realm in the 9th century under Ludwig the German and remained a such until the dissolution of the German realm in 1806 and the German League in 1866 and if the peace treaty of Versailles would not have bared its reunion this small German state of Austria would have never called into being; though of course the Austrians no claim not to be Germans, pretty odd for people with German as native tongue.

[helsingslilly]

Well, I go with that, but Vienna was not THE cultural capital of Germany, it was the capital of the Austrian Empire though (with our charming emperor Joseph up there)...and one of the the most important cities in Europe at that time.

For Germany itself devided into about 300 states, it cannot be claimed as one country...

(But try again to convince me with your impressive knowledge, I was born in Vienna...^^)

[GreatGrumbledook]

@helsingslilly: But Germany still was one realm at that time and until the rise of Prussia her princes looked at much to the court of Vienna than to those in Versailles; read contemporary sources: Vienna and Versailles did rival in splendour and prestige at that time, thought the French revolution did put an end to this soon after Mozart died. At that time the ruler of Austria was still the Emperor of Germany, no matter that the 30 Years War left Germany politically fragmented until 1871.

[helsingslilly]

well, prussia was already big in that times... and friedrich II. built his palaces in the style of versailles...(sanssouci) and of course rivaled politically with austria.

especially joseph here is a good example of almost merely holding the title emperor of germany adn not deserving it, with the reich slowly crumpling away and prussia rising.

but I have to admit that you are (of course) right and I am still impressed with your very detailed knowledge.

[GreatGrumbledook]

@helsingslilly: My very detailed knowledge is a product of the French Schooling System as children of cunning parents have to choose awful things like German as first language, in order to get to the proper public schools, my interest in history and my crush on German philosophy and poetry: no student should have to live without Goethe's Faust! But then again: It was Frederick I who tried to make Berlin a cultural capital but his son the soldier king changed the ways of Prussia towards war...

[FlashingNoColours]

Signori, il fatto è molto semplice, non si tratta ne di Austria ne di Germania. Giuseppe II era Sacro Romano Imperatore, e il suo regno era il Sacro Romano Impero, confederazione di stati per lo più di lingua tedesca (compresa la Prussia, il cui Re era Elettore del Brandeburgo). All'epoca era capitale dell'Impero la città ove l'Imperatore risiedeva ed essendo la Casa d'Asburgo ad avere dato la maggior parte degli Imperatori, Vienna era di fatto la "capitale" del Sacro Romano Impero.

[AlphaWolfTracks]

Best f*cking movie ever!

[Mark0z4]

Los arpegios no me agradan en absoluto... pero x con eso

Las caras de kappelmeister me matan de risa haha

Emperador... salvado por la gorda xD

[jucemenra]

Es logico pensar esa personalidad, pues era un genio fuera de su epoca, e incomprendido!!!!

[GuaBaby]

The name of the opera is "Abduction from the Seraglio."

[Alta90]

cómo se llama esta opera?

[sweetkittensarah21]

Actors and actresses didnot adhere to the original text but at the same time its anice movie .

[thelys13]

anybody else annoyed that's he not really directing just flapping his arms or am i just that much of a music nerd?

[yvonne07hime]

Funny Mozart... lover and fiance! Hi Hi Hi!

[exodusx599]

Well, there it is.

[bitkar1]

2:44 lol