W. A. Mozart - Symphony No 29 In A, K 201; 1st Movement, Allegro Moderato

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Amadeus: The Director's Cut - The Original SoundTrack by Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, conducted by Sir Neville Marriner

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  • Oh my God, Salieri Disliked this vid. 

  • Astounding, it was beyond belief, these were first and only drafts of music ...

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  • Three Salieris dislikes this video.

  • @Ferrariman601 Very well put. I love mozart and for two years every day I typed in KV and then started at one all the way to 626. I can truly say hearing any piece of his was the highlight of my day and I heard them all. Including his operas which are epic and immortal. I also love the 25th, although every movement of KV299 is absolute genius and can be listened to every day and still be moving. One of my favorites. But you summed him up well.

  • @JustJules791 It'a quote from the film ... the real Mozart did of course draft and revise his compositions like all composers :P

  • @rossyxan I don't find it that hard to believe. Whether it was Mozart's one in a million genius or God speaking though him, we'll never really know. All I can say is there are some things in this world that cannot be explain. Mozart and his music is one of those things.

  • @AmazingShoestring Agreed!

    I've been a Mozart fan for quite some time, but the first time I heard just the first movement of Symphony 29, I completely understood and fully appreciated this man and the immense talent he had. Although his 25th, 34th, and 41st symphonies are my absolute favorites, this piece does so well to capture the essense of Mozart's music. At times it's almost simple, yet still amazingly complex and evocative of such emotion that it can only be described as truly magnificent

  • @stunpawn Never ! Salieri loved Mozart's Music more than anyone (but me =P) ...

  • @rossyxan kkkkkkkkkkkk ... Yeah, it were them !!! Very good point kkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

  • @rossyxan LOL

  • Count Orsini-Rosenberg and Kapellmeister Bonno disliked this

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