I lived like Mozart for 24hrs (the struggle was real)
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I must admit I laughed out loud when you said "clearly he knew what he was doing". Yes, it is pretty clear. Enjoy, Caroline!
Just in case it needed to be said...lol
I lived like Jerry Garcia for a year. Great video Caroline.
Well done! Social anxiety is not something to take lightly and you got through it like a champ! ❤
Great video. You looked fantastic Caroline.
D minor.
"The saddest of keys" Wisdom from Nigel Tuffnell.
I grant you an 11 for this comment.
In London Cockney rhyming slang, saying to someone "I'm a bit Mozart tonight" means that you're telling them you're feeling a bit drunk. Viz.
"Mozart and Liszt" = "pissed" / drunk 🙄
Caroline Mozart! :) Fun video! Glad you found some beneficial takeaways from Mozart's schedule. Best wishes and continued success!
In those days, 'toilet' meant a morning wash, nothing else!
I'm pretty such that that's what it meant originally, not the specific fixture we all know and love. 😆
This is such a great idea, to try a day as Mozart once did! I see he was very disciplined and organized his time precisely. So nice to learn about that through you! I'll always remember the performance on harpsichord I went to in Mozart's residence in Salzburg, Austria. When I told a man I was American he started shouting at me saying our bombs during WWII had destroyed so much of Salzburg. The beautiful cathedral I went to there for an organ concert where I saw photos of it destroyed and after the major restoration. You rise above war and bring happiness to the world! Thanks for this great experience!
Reality is scheduled on the calendar- it attracts creativity and time for more of everything.
Fun video but the routine seemed exhausting! Probably for someone who didn't need to watch the money ( don't think that was the case) or he made hay while the sun shone.
His opera, The Marriage of Figaro is chock full of great tunes and was possibly one of the most radical pieces of music ever created.
Mozart got into a lot of trouble for the social criticism of his operas. We enjoy them now as classics but back then they ruffled a lot of privileged feathers.
I loved this!
And I would never talk to a stranger in public, nor aspire I to do so, so kudos to you :D
Splendid video Thank You look forward to more.
“That's not Mozart. That's Beethoven.”
- Captain Nixon, Band of Brothers
Wonderful video, Caroline. Great concept. Very creative and entertaining. I appreciate the amount of work that went into this. Great job!
Thank you so much!
I want to live like my 7 year old daughter. So jealous.
Morning Toilet = the whole process of getting clean./dressed/etc.
great video. i love it❤
This is great ! Thanks so much for sharing with us. You are a delight and a natural mass-communicator.
Next video: "I time travelled and spent a day with Beethoven"
I love this whole project.
And this video.
And I love all your stuff.
But...
You know what I *really* love?
That green trench coat.
Very snappy.
Also? I know how hard it can be/feel to interact with other human beings, so truly, bravo for that!
And also also? I'm shocked that was your first classical concert! Given your musical expertise, sensitivity, intuition, etc., I'd always just assumed you were classically trained/immersed.
That's super interesting to me and leaves me wondering about your sort of musical training and bedrock.
I'd be keen on hearing about that if you're inclined to share. (Maybe a video one day? :)
Either way, thanks as usual for all you do, Caroline!
Mozart loved to play billiards.
Some other works
Piano - Fantasia in C minor
String Quartet K458
Symphony 40 G minor (a key he used for some of his most personal pieces).
This was a fun video! :)
great video. enjoyed it love your reactions❤
What a wonderful video that bought a smile to my face. Your channel is a gift. Thank you and best wishes.😊
Totally charming!
You look like Meryl Streep in the morning with a touch of
Mona Lisa in the evening. Glad
you left out Wolfie's bathroom
humour, read his letters and you will see how he grew as
a composer but had Peter Pan
syndrome. (As geniuses often
do).
Love it.
All 26.2k of your subscribers are also your friends.
Very cool idea for a video, and just as something to try!
I really liked this. Your modeling of Motzart's routine was brilliant. I'd love to see this as a series for sure.
This should be a series! I too am a member of the 7:30 gang
Hey Caroline can you listen to each beatles solo albums?? They are great too!! Would be great 👍
Edit: This content you are doing now is lit 🔥
This was a fun and enjoyable video to watch 😁
Thankyou so much!!
I think that the key isn't to emulate this or that successful person's routine so much as to find your own routine that works for you and fits your needs, situation and personality, that is variously as detailed or not and rigid or flexible as works for you. It's good to have something of a routine because time is so precious and you don't want to waste too much of it and that requires discipline, but you also don't want to turn into a robot as that's no fun. It's a matter of balance, I suppose.
As for Mozart's music, a piece of his was literally what got me into classical music at an age that most people who don't come from classical music families generally don't get into that sort of music. I was around 13 or 14 and rummaging through some old LPs (vinyl albums) in my parents' house that the previous owner had left behind in the basement, an odd assortment of light jazz, pop, rock, classical and other genres, from the Beatles to Pink Floyd to Mitch Miller to comedy sketches, and randomly picked out and played some of them, especially the ones I wasn't familiar with.
Eventually I came upon one that featured Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante, and played it on my parents' stereo, and instantly fell in love. It's a light but beautiful piece, like so much of his music, and a good "test" to see if classical is your thing. So I'd suggest it as one of your first listens. But over time I came to most appreciate his choral music, specifically his operas, especially The Marriage of Figaro (to which Rossini's well-known The Barber of Seville, which everyone is familiar with, is a sort of "prequel"), Don Giovanni and The Magic Flute, and most of all his Requiem, which is sublime and my favorite piece of his. If you've ever seen the movie Amadeus is was what was played at the end. Gorgeous music.
Btw, since you have a Polish heritage and play the keyboard, it might be interesting to hear you "react" to Chopin, one of my favorite composers. It's literally impossible to not like his music and be fully human. Alas, like Mozart, he also died young, so maybe you might try to emulate longer-lived composers such as Haydn (surprise!) or Rachmaninoff (greatest piano concertos ever).
This is great!!!! Ha! One thing though: Mozart was buried in an unmarked mass grave and had money problems his whole life! You're probably closer to his "means" than you'd imagine!! I just rewatched "Amadeus" the other day, I can't believe you just happen to be doing Mozart! You've inspired me for tomorrow in at least one way: I'm going to schedule two hours to do mixing tomorrow! No more excuses!!! Thanks, Miss C! PS: If you haven't seen "Amadeus", that's one of the great movies about music and musicians. Some of it is very fictionalized but it doesn't matter, it's a great entranceway into his music and his life and classical music in general. I know you don't do movie reactions but I'd love to know your opinions of that movie. Some of the dialog in that movie is some of the best ever written about music, beautifully written and beautifully acted by F. Murray Abraham who plays his musical rival Salieri. PS: Is that a bit of your piece during the end credits? PSS: The magpies fighting was wild! Never heard such a thing!
I’m so glad it inspired you!! 😊 I haven’t heard of that film before, I’ll have to look it up!
Well he had money problems as he spent it relatively freely, on expensive accommodation for instance. He may have gambled, though I don't think that's proven.
Mozart wasn't buried anonymously in a mass grave but in line with the proper practice and respect due to someone from a middle class background for his time and age.
Concerto for Kookaburras?
(There actually is a piece called The Thieving Magpie by Rossini that's quite well-known.)
Mozart’s Dminor was tuned slightly differently from equal tempered tuning.
Those were the good old days - now I spend most of my time surfing on the internet and attending to my social media.
This video is quite random but very excellent ☺
How my friends describe me 😂
I didnt know there were computers in Mozart's day. LOL
Excellent 👍
Maybe you can have another Mozart Day in October, and this time the concert can be Sir Paul McCartney! He’s going to Australia this fall!
You looked great. Very fancy indeed!!
Your first classical concert? What a treat. I'm assuming it was Mozart? Now try Beethoven and Tchaikovsky.
Don't ignore Beethoven's Piano Trios - they are magnificent. The Archduke and the Ghost are good places to start.
If you like Mozart you must check the oscar winning Milos Forman's masterpiece Amadeus, my favourite film of all time, and I knew very little about Mozart or classical music before seeing this. Milos Forman also directed another classic, One flew over the cuckoo's nest.
Your comment has too many letters. 🤣
@@kovie9162 ha ha, that line "too many notes" is what made me go and see the film when Barry Norman discussed it on Film night.
Yeah! She should watch the movie.
@@EliteMelodies I'm generally not a big fan of musician biopics but Amadeus was one of the exceptions. Of course it wasn't just about Mozart. And the music was superb, of course.
I'm thinking you could write a piece dedicated to the person you talked to at the concert. Maybe something like "Being For The Benefit of Mr K"? 🙂
interesting idea, great video! i propose to do a first listening reaction to mac demarco, that would be cool. he's an indie rock artist with a very special style, and i'm very interested to see your reaction! have a good day
7:30 gang here.:)
What up! 😁
You forgot to laugh like Tom Hulce
Very specific question, but that sandwich looked delicious and as a Melburnian myself, I would love to know where it was from!
Hi Caroline, I enjoy your whimsical take on things musical. Have a listen to Mozart Concerto for Clarinet: ll Adagio. A beautiful piece of music. (And lots more of course)
Was that outro music the D minor thing you were working on?
Yes! 😊
Have a listen to some Michael J. Lewis soundtracks.... notably The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe cartoon from 1979
I'm a bit shocked that someone with your musical interests hadn't seen a live orchestra before. Glad you enjoyed the experience.
I have seen Hans Zimmer and an orchestra play Disney before lol but never classical music, it was great!
What a wonderful video that bought a smile to my face. Thank you and best wishes.
frigging hilarious
Parents make their children practice their instrument for hours while neglecting their children's social life and health at the same. In the same vein many budding "musicians" practice for many hours a day hoping to become famous at the expense of their health and personal relationships (unlike Mozart).
Interesante.
Is that really you at 00:05-00:06?
But he dies at 35...😢
Excellent as always Caroline, I hope your days meets your heart everyday but please stop eating fried foods it slows all your creativity, nothing to do with your looks just your brain cells, ps you are beautiful person
Here’s perhaps a better excerpt to Amadeus but can’t find my prior comment to edit:
ua-cam.com/video/th_ro9CiASc/v-deo.html
A little clickbait. Spoiler alert.
She didn't live like Mozart for 24 hrs.
Cute, but this is shyness. It is NOT social anxiety.
I don't think Mozart was getting up at 6AM. And where's all the drinking?
Don't get this
....I suspect you say that often.....
@@carolineurban4920 Can you expand?
@@carolineurban4920 As you you obviously know me, my scientific and musical background. Right?
@@carolineurban4920 Why would I say that often? Again I request a critique of my comment.
@@carolineurban4920 It would be absolutely marvellous and splendid if you could answer.
Talks about romance and shows the painting of Mozart and his sister. 😮