Mozart's Marche Funebre

A very beautiful piece composed in 1784for his pupil Barbara Player. He intended this song to be a parody of the first movement of his Concerto in D Major (k.451). It aslo uses a similar theme but with Lento rather than Allegro as tempo.

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• performing
• arts
• Music
• Classical
• Mozart
• Funeral
• March
• Piano

[Crayterm13]

Pianoman1770 I have that same book and have been practicing for weeks, the first song I've tried is Menuet and Trio, the second was the first movement of Sonata in C Major, I skipped quite a few songs and will eventually try some of the others.

[Pianoman1770]

@Crayterm13 haha oh really? lol I got that book for the purpose of this piece! Now that you mention it, I'ma try those piece to practice my sightreading! xD How long have you been playing? lol

[pouria6889]

I hope you were kidding, cause Chopin was born 18 years after Mozart's death!

Mozart was the best Classical period composer, and Chopin was one the outstanding composers of the Romantic period.

[Pianoman1770]

@Whatsurname12341 if you have a problem with my videos, stop watching them. And complaining about it isn't going to get you anywhere either.

[lucashost23]

q q foi, alguem morreu?

[VIIflegias]

did you record this with a toaster?

[FidHerArte]

bellisimo bellisimoooo

[RitaAmato9]

where can i found the piano sheet?

[enaralva]

Dear @Thatmetaldude590, My God! It is not Chopin, it is Mozart, Chopin did not compose the only Funeral March. So dis Beethoven, Wagner and many many others. No intend to offense whatsoever.

[Armando1735]

Genial e humano. 

[KomesPOL]

Not good quality of record :(

[emlmm88]

@Thatmetaldude590 what do you meen.....this video had a slight error...it was actually Chopin who composed the funeral march.

[Thatmetaldude590]

@emlmm88 Hah, shit, I'm taking that away.