The Salieri character in that movie is so relatable... When asked about a "suitable teacher" for the Emporer's niece, after it's been made clear that W. Mozart is the man first in line, he most wryly and shrewdly replies: "My concern, your highness, is to protect your majesty from any 'hint' of favouritism..." Emporer Joe: "mm-hmm.. Well, there it is." Mozart: if his majesty desires my services, why does he not simply appoint me to the position? Count Orsini-Rosenberg: "You're not the ONLY composer in Vienna." Mozart: "No, but I'm the best." C. O-R. : "My dear Mozart; a little humility might suit you better... If you want to be considered for this position, you must submit your stuff, along with your colleagues." Mozart: "Must I?" C.O-R.: "mm-hmm" Mozart; "well, I won't." Fuck yeah! I love that character.
F. Murray Abraham played Salieri so well that we hate him to this day 😂😂. He won an Oscar for the part, Tom Hulce who played Mozart didn't. F. Murray Abraham is a legend. If you met him in the street, you'd probably go: "Damn you Salieri, you killed Mozart!"
The song opens with fear of the Lord, the opening crescendo giving way to an interaction between an angry God and a fearful soul, with the terrible power of God represented by an entire chorus of thundering voices as the lost soul cries out for mercy in fearful soprano. And then the music softens, reflecting the mercy and unforsaking love of Jesus Christ. And then we hear the soprano again, no longer crying out in fear but now singing in humble adoration as the soul is transformed by the grace of God. A chorus of angels join in adoration, culminating in the most sublime moment as the soul ascends to Heaven. Now once again we witness the power of God from the soul's perspective, no longer terrible and fearful but now full of awe and adoration as the soul joins the Father in eternal harmony. Absolutely beautiful.
Fun fact to show and tell: Although the format is familiar, Mozart wrote this specifically for the visit of his father (and sister), who did not approve of his marriage to Constanze. She is appealing to Leopold for mercy, not Jesus. Now that's clever. How does it sound now?
"And such musical genius as I saw in one of your ship's libraries, one called Mozart, who as a small child wrote astonishing symphonies, a genius who made music not only to be heard, but seen and felt beyond the understanding, the ability of others"
I'll never get tired of this. "Amadeus" is the movie that got me into Classical music, especially Mozart when I was a teenager who only wanted to hear Rock up to that point. :)
+Margaret Tudor have you listened to ferenc fricsay version with Maria Stader as soprano. In my opinion it is the most breathtaking interpretation of this work. UA-cam it.
me too! I grew up in a rock and roll house with no classical music. I saw Amadeus when I was about 12 or 13 and it started my obsession with Mozart and got me into classical music :) I've had the privilege of performing this twice in my life so far and have to say if i only had to only sing one work for the rest of my life it would be this mass
3:33 "And music, finished as no music is ever finished. Displace one note and there would be diminishment. Displace one phrase and the structure would fall. It was clear to me that sound I had heard in the Archbishop's palace had been no accident. Here again was the very Voice of God! I was staring through the cage of those meticulous ink-strokes at an absolute beauty."
@@Victor-07-04 That was said by Salieri on the movie. I'm wondering how do you ended watching this video if you don't even saw the movie xD, because this is the version used on amadeus.
"It is my profound conviction that Mozart is the highest, the culminating point which beauty has reached in the sphere of music. Nobody has made me cry and thrill with joy, sensing my proximity to something that we call the ideal, in the way that he has…. In Mozart I love everything because we love everything in a person whom we truly love" (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
@@organosuonarino Hey, give the guy a break. Sheesh. Your comment belittles a sincere appreciation of Mozart's music. I can see how Mozart would find a spot at the very top. His music has a wide emotional range, while it maintains a profound dedication to a higher standard of composition and instrumentation. No need for anyone to get drunk. LOL
4.00~4.50. Something you can only find in Mozart's music. Don't get me wrong as I definitely love Bach and Beethoven too. But there is something in Mozart's music that is so "Mozartian" that you can find only in this composer.
Yes indeed, Wolfie certainly had a knack for writing not just "catchy tunes", but deeply moving catchy tunes. Wolfie was clearly special, but Papa Leopold must've been a pretty good father and teacher as well.
this scene from Amadeus is in my opinion one of the greatest moments in cinema. F Murray deservedly bagged an Oscar...not sure who won the Oscar for best soundtrack but it probably should have gone to Wolfy
@@moccagriselda they didn’t find best recordings, Neville Marriner and the academy of st Martin of the fields recorded a lot of Mozart’s works for this movie specifically. You can literally see in the image of the video his name under ‘Amadeus’. How this information somehow goes beyond you people is astounding to me
Back when the film was released there was some talk about how Mozart's music was not eligible for an Oscar. Mozart's music was used as the score of the film and was a big part of the films success. However what was pointed out was the category was best "original" score while Mozart's music was adapted for the film. The Amadeus soundtrack went on to become the best selling classical album and Mozart replaced Beethoven as the favorite classical composer in America.
This interpretation is beautiful. The singer uses vibrato how it should be used: it is to be used to elevate the beauty of the tone. Not every note has to be modulated for it is the beauty of the clean melody in sync with the orchestra that defines this piece as one of mozart's finest.
No matter how many times I play this piece, I never tire of it. But there are many people who do rate Mozart. He was the greatest musical genius who ever lived.
While I agree with you that Mozart was undoubtably one of the greatest musical minds to ever exist, there are so many others who are just as amazing. Bach and Art Tatum come to mind just to name a few.
Bach in particular was some thing very very special, there are number of world class musical players that did not compose and only played because it was already enough that bach had composed and they dedicated their lives to his work. That is how good bach is
Of course. Bach is supreme. And Mozart's Requiem and this Mass are astounding. And to think these will always be available to us in our lives. When we need to remind ourselves that there is hope for us all. You could close your mind to it and say, well, Wolfgang had a great mind, but there's nothing else going on here... or not.
Muy pronto se sabrá la verdad sobre ello mismo y sobre todo, créeme, entiendo perfectamente lo que dices, Mozart trasciende en el tejido de Dios y de la Existencia misma, él dijo una vez que: *"Todo ya está compuesto pero aún no escrito"* La vieja profecía de Hyden se hará realidad, muy pronto en el futuro, todos lo verán, tan sólo esperen pacientemente, la paciencia, la templanza y el amor son virtud, solo así la verdad saldrá a la luz en todo su Esplendor...
We were in Vienna at a gorgeous cathedral hearing this Mass performed. Beauty always makes me cry. I shed many tears and stuffed the rest so as to not make a scene. I can only describe many os his pieces as downloads from heaven...as is any great work of art. “Any good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights.”(somewhere in James).
Si todos escuchásemos la música de Mozart al mismo tiempo, el mundo se cundiría en un abrazo fraternal y nuestros corazones se entrelazarían produciendo el milagro mas hermoso del amor incondicional. Luz, y amor a todos, y a cada uno. 🪷🙏🪷
...that's because that human was an instrument of God. This music wasn't from the "mind" of Mozart. This is his Devotional. Kryrie eleison, Christe eleison. Lord Have Mercy, Christ Have Mercy.
I saw the film back when it came out and remember the Academy Awards, VHS, CD, DVD, then Directors Cut. After not watching or listening for a few years just found the Blu Ray of the Directors cut. The Picture, the detail, the sound quality is simply amazing!
Most beautiful! Thank you so much! I've been playing your amadeus soundtrack playlist all over again. Because i love it! Keep up the great work Ryeg! :)
It's a musical masterpiece - it could be a violent storm, followed by a gentle breeze. A teacher reprimanding a student, then explaining tenderly why. A lovers tiff, followed by making up. It makes perfect sense. It's extremely brilliant and timeless.
Actually Mozart composed this for constanza to sing in Salzburg cathedral to impress his father who was against the marriage She must have had an incredible voice I really enjoyed this film but very little in it is true
"And such musical genius as I saw in one of your ship's libraries, one called Mozart, who as a small child wrote astonishing symphonies, a genius who made music not only to be heard, but seen and felt beyond the understanding, the ability of others"
The Traveler was one of my favorite characters. Anybody who watched TNG as a boy wanted to be Wesley Crusher, and fantasized about banging Diana Troi and the quirky chick who had all those rules...
the world is a richer place for this mans love who died unappreciated and was buried in a paupers grave love is eternal and cannot die Mozart the proof of it God bless your soul Amadeus
WP WP Exactly! I can never stop humming this piece...or the WHOLE soundtrack, for that matter, which I got as a Christmas gift in 1984! WP, your words are a beautiful tribute to the great master.
Hi Ethan thank you for your charming post :) I also saw the concert live in Sydney City Recital Hall Angel Place after a beautiful meal at nearby lovely Felix French Restaurant with a gorgeous lady (was a good birthday that one!) www.sydneysymphony.com/concerts-and-tickets/your-visit/city-recital-hall Sydney City Recital Hall Angel Place which is a beautiful venue (not far from the Sydney opera house) Its very beautiful from beginning to end You can feel the love! There are many beautiful things in life and Mozart's great love is one of them its true love is eternal and Mozart's great mass proves it good for you Ethan I am charmed sir
Since Mozart is such a popular and constant name in classical music I find many younger people deliberately look to other composers as a way of I don't know.....seeming different but the truth is this. Mozart is famous for a reason, his music is simply genius and to pass him over as just being the typical same old same old is like swatting a butterfly to play with the wasp.
I'm 14 and I love Mozart and this piece... I don't know why in our days peoples can listening to trap, rap or whatever. Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin... This music is beautiful and pure genial. Greetings form Poland for Mozart and all of his fans.
What the hell are you talking about? The exact opposite is true. I was born and raised into the "classical music" world so to speak, and I don't know a single experienced, classical music admirer who praises Mozart above all others. Bach? Yes... Mozart? Doubtful... Beethoven? Never. Mozart and Beethoven seem to be far more popular with people who "just" got into classical music, mostly because those are the only two names they know. I think you are 100% wrong, to be honest with you.
@@DoctorDewgong hmm not sure really. I don't think this composition had liturgical use tbf. Personally I like it, but yeah some compositions (Verdi's Requiem is one I feel) are a bit too grand and more of an exercise in awe of the musical achievement rather than the true purpose. I find Bach and Handel and earlier composers usually the best for this theme tbh.
Gloria in excelsis Deo. Et in terra pax hominibus bonæ voluntatis. Laudamus te; benedicimus te; adoramus te; glorificamus te. Gratias agimus tibi propter magnam gloriam tuam. Domine Deus, Rex coelestis, Deus Pater omnipotens. Domine Fili unigenite Jesu Christe. Domine Deus, Agnus Dei, Filius Patris. Qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere nobis. Qui tollis peccata mundi, suscipe deprecationem nostram. Qui sedes ad dextram Patris, O miserere nobis. Quoniam tu solus Sanctus, tu solus Dominus, tu solus Altissimus, Jesu Christe. Cum Sancto Spiritu in gloria Dei Patris. Amen.
Esta Obra musical es única, jamás escuché algo parecido, cada voz, cada instrumento, los solistas, es una estructura increíble que eleva los sentidos a lo sublime...si está obra de Mozart es sublime y no creo que pueda ser igualada alguna vez, porque es inmensa, e infinita, y jamás la sentí como música sacra, al contrario es un inmenso canto de un genio a la vida...❤😮😂
Mass in C minor, K.427 (W.A. Mozart) - 1. Kyrie Kyrie eleison, Christie eleison, Kyrie eleison. (English Translation) Lord, have mercy upon us, Christ have mercy upon us, Lord, have mercy upon us CREDITS: Felicity Lott (soprano), Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Orchestra & Chorus, Sir Neville Marriner
"You told me a great musician could conquer Vienna, with my wife I know I can do it. When I'm rich and famous you will come and life with me papa, we'll be so happy."
Back then, all the great composers influenced each other, sampling and riffing from each others' works. There was an example of this in the movie, when Mozart did a variation of Salieri's march after he met the emperor
In this piece I tend to find the solution to the problem of entropy. The solution is returned by feeding it its own medicine and catalyst management is directed by the powers that be. Constant war. For peace and prosperity.
Could anyone tell me who the soloist is? She sings here the most perfect version of this Mass...never heard any better, neither before her, nor after..
Are we going to appall you with something confidential and disgusting? Let's hope so, because that is what you really like: unconfessed crimes of buried wickedness. If that is what brings you to us, the prospect of hearing horrors, you shall not go unrewarded.
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Constanze Mozart : Is it not good?
Antonio Salieri : It is miraculous!
Needless to say, I said NOTHING to the Emporer...
The Salieri character in that movie is so relatable... When asked about a "suitable teacher" for the Emporer's niece, after it's been made clear that W. Mozart is the man first in line, he most wryly and shrewdly replies:
"My concern, your highness, is to protect your majesty from any 'hint' of favouritism..."
Emporer Joe: "mm-hmm.. Well, there it is."
Mozart: if his majesty desires my services, why does he not simply appoint me to the position?
Count Orsini-Rosenberg: "You're not the ONLY composer in Vienna."
Mozart: "No, but I'm the best."
C. O-R. : "My dear Mozart; a little humility might suit you better... If you want to be considered for this position, you must submit your stuff, along with your colleagues."
Mozart: "Must I?"
C.O-R.: "mm-hmm"
Mozart; "well, I won't."
Fuck yeah! I love that character.
F. Murray Abraham played Salieri so well that we hate him to this day 😂😂. He won an Oscar for the part, Tom Hulce who played Mozart didn't. F. Murray Abraham is a legend. If you met him in the street, you'd probably go: "Damn you Salieri, you killed Mozart!"
“Displace one note... and there would be diminishment. Displace one phrase... and the whole structure would fall.”
Those lines spoken by Abraham (combined with Mozart's most sublime music) express everything one needs to know about reaching perfection.
@@shogunmadness "as I peered through the prison-bars of those meticulous ink-strokes, I realized...
Is it not good?
It is miraculous.
(Needless too say, I said nothing whatsoever to His Majesty.)
@@shogunmadness spoken Perfectly!
Yep, the bastard just took dictation.
This version used in the movie is probably the best one.
That is Exactly what I've been saying for 35 years. Thank you!
Yes! Agreed.
Absolutely.
Bloody hell, finally someone that thinks like me too.
for me it is the definitive version
The song opens with fear of the Lord, the opening crescendo giving way to an interaction between an angry God and a fearful soul, with the terrible power of God represented by an entire chorus of thundering voices as the lost soul cries out for mercy in fearful soprano. And then the music softens, reflecting the mercy and unforsaking love of Jesus Christ. And then we hear the soprano again, no longer crying out in fear but now singing in humble adoration as the soul is transformed by the grace of God. A chorus of angels join in adoration, culminating in the most sublime moment as the soul ascends to Heaven. Now once again we witness the power of God from the soul's perspective, no longer terrible and fearful but now full of awe and adoration as the soul joins the Father in eternal harmony. Absolutely beautiful.
Fun fact to show and tell: Although the format is familiar, Mozart wrote this specifically for the visit of his father (and sister), who did not approve of his marriage to Constanze. She is appealing to Leopold for mercy, not Jesus.
Now that's clever. How does it sound now?
Thank you, it rings So TRUE!
@Sirmissalot90: You are indeed profound, sir.
The idea that a human being composed this piece baffles me. The music is, to put it as simply as possible, transcendent.
aarongtr180 mozart was a one in a 4 billion talent
Hmm, not sure human numbers were touching the billions by the time Mozart was alive.
More like one in 800 million.
Christe eleison "Christ, have mercy"
"At midday O King I saw a light from heaven brighter than the sun" -Paul of Tarsus
"And such musical genius as I saw in one of your ship's libraries, one called Mozart, who as a small child wrote astonishing symphonies, a genius who made music not only to be heard, but seen and felt beyond the understanding, the ability of others"
4:14 entering the gates of heaven
You admire Mozart.
Herr Beethoven.
Beethoven, what are you doing here friend? You died two centuries or so ago.
Wow and that's coming from Beethoven 😅
Right? Beautiful piece of heaven.
oh man Mozart just got the green light from Beethoven 💓
3:10 - 4:49 the most incredible moment in history of music. Makes me cry every time.
same same same - absolutely incredible composition
God touched her vocal chords and said "Sing to them my child."
Yes, it does.
@@VincentMalloyy gg
@@VincentMalloyy gg
4:16 unbelievably breathtaking, I have no words
Oh my God ... I cry at this point :'(
Too beautiful for words. Saw the movie at the theater in Dolby surround sound six times.
i prefer 1:45 mostly because of the men's voice in the background
E---lei----son
I'll never get tired of this. "Amadeus" is the movie that got me into Classical music, especially Mozart when I was a teenager who only wanted to hear Rock up to that point. :)
+Margaret Tudor have you listened to ferenc fricsay version with Maria Stader as soprano. In my opinion it is the most breathtaking interpretation of this work. UA-cam it.
+Margaret Tudor wow love ur post :)
me too! I grew up in a rock and roll house with no classical music. I saw Amadeus when I was about 12 or 13 and it started my obsession with Mozart and got me into classical music :) I've had the privilege of performing this twice in my life so far and have to say if i only had to only sing one work for the rest of my life it would be this mass
mistressmozart wow sexy mask. Good luck with the singing. Liverpool UK x
me too!!
3:33 "And music, finished as no music is ever finished. Displace one note and there would be diminishment. Displace one phrase and the structure would fall. It was clear to me that sound I had heard in the Archbishop's palace had been no accident. Here again was the very Voice of God! I was staring through the cage of those meticulous ink-strokes at an absolute beauty."
♥️
What on earth do you mean? You've been to an 'archbishops's palace'? Whahaha #*@914115//##
@@Victor-07-04 go watch the movie
@@Victor-07-04 You have to see 'Amadeus' film to understand the context of that piece of dialogue.
@@Victor-07-04 That was said by Salieri on the movie. I'm wondering how do you ended watching this video if you don't even saw the movie xD, because this is the version used on amadeus.
4:00 This fragment brought me to tears once. I can empathise with Salieri. "It was beyond belief!"
Voice of God
Splendid Christ Is Risen!
Bernard Magios I am not a Christian, I am an atheist, and I like this work of Mozart the most. It is really beautiful.
Kind of
Yeah
@@ChickenDelivering I wonder are you still an atheist
4:45 I dropped my ipad
it is THE note.
Great good sense of humor!! 🤣🤣
I dropped mi heart...
Is it good?
cit.
ΚΥΡΙΕ ΕΛΕΗΣΟΝ,ΧΡΙΣΤΕ ΕΛΕΗΣΟΝ,,Mozart thank you.
"It is my profound conviction that Mozart is the highest, the culminating point which beauty has reached in the sphere of music. Nobody has made me cry and thrill with joy, sensing my proximity to something that we call the ideal, in the way that he has…. In Mozart I love everything because we love everything in a person whom we truly love" (Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky)
oh others have made me cry. but for very different reasons lol
"Now there is something we can learn from.." had said Mozart, after seeing Motets of Bach :)
@@organosuonarino You are like a fly arguing with a bee over shit&flower.
For flies shit is marvellous and flower pollen is shit😘
@@organosuonarino Hey, give the guy a break. Sheesh. Your comment belittles a sincere appreciation of Mozart's music. I can see how Mozart would find a spot at the very top. His music has a wide emotional range, while it maintains a profound dedication to a higher standard of composition and instrumentation. No need for anyone to get drunk. LOL
❤❤❤
If this doesn't play in heaven I'm not going
😏👊🏿
3:24 all the way to 5:00 minutes literally had me bawling like what?? how can something be so beautiful
The most beautiful music ever written! ❤️
"..I was looking to an absolute beauty" Salieri, "Amadeus"
"I was staring through a cage, at those meticulous ink strokes, at an absolute beauty."
Oscar-winning scene...
It was miraculous
For me the best version. Good tempo, perfect sound power, sublime interpretation ...
4.00~4.50. Something you can only find in Mozart's music. Don't get me wrong as I definitely love Bach and Beethoven too. But there is something in Mozart's music that is so "Mozartian" that you can find only in this composer.
mozart definitely was the rebel of the bunch
Yes indeed, Wolfie certainly had a knack for writing not just "catchy tunes", but deeply moving catchy tunes. Wolfie was clearly special, but Papa Leopold must've been a pretty good father and teacher as well.
Yeah, Mozart shakes my soul in a way unlike any other composer. The Marriage of Figaro is one of the most gorgeous pieces of music ever written.
Maybe because Beets had so much hatred toward humans, and Bach is much bound to church music. Mozart's one is more about loving the life
Mozart is exquisite darkness.
Le plus grand compositeur de tous les temps inegalé et inégalable
Pura verdade !!!! O maior de todos os tempos.
this scene from Amadeus is in my opinion one of the greatest moments in cinema. F Murray deservedly bagged an Oscar...not sure who won the Oscar for best soundtrack but it probably should have gone to Wolfy
This movie won 8 oscars. And one at least was for the sound.
Great care has been taken to find the best recording for each piece, that's for sure.
@@moccagriselda they didn’t find best recordings, Neville Marriner and the academy of st Martin of the fields recorded a lot of Mozart’s works for this movie specifically. You can literally see in the image of the video his name under ‘Amadeus’. How this information somehow goes beyond you people is astounding to me
@@joekbaron1205 The term "you people" sounds like racist slur to me, reported , blocked.
Back when the film was released there was some talk about how Mozart's music was not eligible for an Oscar. Mozart's music was used as the score of the film and was a big part of the films success. However what was pointed out was the category was best "original" score while Mozart's music was adapted for the film. The Amadeus soundtrack went on to become the best selling classical album and Mozart replaced Beethoven as the favorite classical composer in America.
It's crazy to think the lyrics are just:
Kyrie eleison.
Christe eleison.
Kyrie eleison.
Classic Catholic mass text
This interpretation is beautiful. The singer uses vibrato how it should be used: it is to be used to elevate the beauty of the tone. Not every note has to be modulated for it is the beauty of the clean melody in sync with the orchestra that defines this piece as one of mozart's finest.
Angel like! When death awaits me ...I hope to hear music like this❤❤❤❤
Du bist a richtiger Gscheitscheisser oder...
No matter how many times I play this piece, I never tire of it. But there are many people who do rate Mozart. He was the greatest musical genius who ever lived.
JGGREY dont deify humans
While I agree with you that Mozart was undoubtably one of the greatest musical minds to ever exist, there are so many others who are just as amazing. Bach and Art Tatum come to mind just to name a few.
Bach in particular was some thing very very special, there are number of world class musical players that did not compose and only played because it was already enough that bach had composed and they dedicated their lives to his work. That is how good bach is
JGGREY but Tchaikovsky has cannons... Literally
Of course. Bach is supreme. And Mozart's Requiem and this Mass are astounding. And to think these will always be available to us in our lives. When we need to remind ourselves that there is hope for us all. You could close your mind to it and say, well, Wolfgang had a great mind, but there's nothing else going on here... or not.
Kyrie eleison, Christe eleison indeed... Lord, have mercy. This piece is too beautiful for any other words
I listen to every genre, but this is my favorite recording of my favorite piece in all music I have ever heard.
Dios mío! Esta música supera la época, los tiempos, las obras y a millones de músicos. La musica de Mozart es del cielo! ¡Mozart que eres?!
Muy pronto se sabrá la verdad sobre ello mismo y sobre todo, créeme, entiendo perfectamente lo que dices, Mozart trasciende en el tejido de Dios y de la Existencia misma, él dijo una vez que:
*"Todo ya está compuesto pero aún no escrito"*
La vieja profecía de Hyden se hará realidad, muy pronto en el futuro, todos lo verán, tan sólo esperen pacientemente, la paciencia, la templanza y el amor son virtud, solo así la verdad saldrá a la luz en todo su Esplendor...
Estoy de acuerdo contigo es un tema demasiado excelente q sobrepasa todo límite
Kirie eleision. Kristie eleision. Mozart no era de este mundo. El desapareció.
HOW NOT TO CRY ?
We were in Vienna at a gorgeous cathedral hearing this Mass performed. Beauty always makes me cry. I shed many tears and stuffed the rest so as to not make a scene. I can only describe many os his pieces as downloads from heaven...as is any great work of art. “Any good and perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights.”(somewhere in James).
San Peter Full SDSL ;)
Dios mío, cuanta belleza en una composición musical.
I listen to this piece most nights of the week just before bedtime. Just magnificent.. !!!!!!!!!!!!
Mozart is proof of the singular nature of the Soul. So very few seem capable of gazing upon it.
I think this is the most beautiful piece of music composed by man
Verdade
Si todos escuchásemos la música de Mozart al mismo tiempo, el mundo se cundiría en un abrazo fraternal y nuestros corazones se entrelazarían produciendo el milagro mas hermoso del amor incondicional. Luz, y amor a todos, y a cada uno. 🪷🙏🪷
Thank you, amen..
Amadeus was divine
I cant believe it that this came out of the mind of a human being…
...that's because that human was an instrument of God. This music wasn't from the "mind" of Mozart.
This is his Devotional.
Kryrie eleison, Christe eleison.
Lord Have Mercy, Christ Have Mercy.
I saw the film back when it came out and remember the Academy Awards, VHS, CD, DVD, then Directors Cut. After not watching or listening for a few years just found the Blu Ray of the Directors cut. The Picture, the detail, the sound quality is simply amazing!
Greatest piece of art ever concievd by the mind of Man.
4:00 Angel speak
I like to think this is what plays every time I make an awful decision
I listen to the great mass every week great pieces of music. Thank You Mozart for your great music!
Most beautiful! Thank you so much! I've been playing your amadeus soundtrack playlist all over again. Because i love it! Keep up the great work Ryeg! :)
Nunca la humanidad estará tan sola mientras la acompañe tanta belleza... Gracias Mozart.
This is music of god himself through Mozart 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🎁🎁
It's a musical masterpiece - it could be a violent storm, followed by a gentle breeze. A teacher reprimanding a student, then explaining tenderly why. A lovers tiff, followed by making up. It makes perfect sense. It's extremely brilliant and timeless.
Yes two people fighting then having sex afterwards... yes precious...
En el minuto 4:15 Salieri sabía que a morzart jamás lo iba a poder superar
@@emrealtinci4453 In the minute 4:15 Salieri got to know that He would not be able to overcome Mozart´s music.
@@emrealtinci4453 You´re welcome.
Greetings from Mexico.
Actually Mozart composed this for constanza to sing in Salzburg cathedral to impress his father who was against the marriage
She must have had an incredible voice
I really enjoyed this film but very little in it is true
Youse the Mozart expert
Absolute perfection.
Mozart has something special.
Absolute perfection, i have no words to describe this sublime piece of music
5:35 chills, literally chills
"And such musical genius as I saw in one of your ship's libraries, one called Mozart, who as a small child wrote astonishing symphonies, a genius who made music not only to be heard, but seen and felt beyond the understanding, the ability of others"
The Traveler was one of my favorite characters. Anybody who watched TNG as a boy wanted to be Wesley Crusher, and fantasized about banging Diana Troi and the quirky chick who had all those rules...
4:00 - 4:50 is pure magic, absolutely intoxicating
4:15 Wow...
the world is a richer place for this mans love who died unappreciated and was buried in a paupers grave
love is eternal and cannot die Mozart the proof of it
God bless your soul Amadeus
WP WP Exactly! I can never stop humming this piece...or the WHOLE soundtrack, for that matter, which I got as a Christmas gift in 1984! WP, your words are a beautiful tribute to the great master.
Hi Ethan
thank you for your charming post :)
I also saw the concert live in Sydney City Recital Hall Angel Place after a beautiful meal at nearby lovely Felix French Restaurant with a gorgeous lady (was a good birthday that one!)
www.sydneysymphony.com/concerts-and-tickets/your-visit/city-recital-hall
Sydney City Recital Hall Angel Place which is a beautiful venue (not far from the Sydney opera house)
Its very beautiful from beginning to end
You can feel the love!
There are many beautiful things in life and Mozart's great love is one of them
its true love is eternal and Mozart's great mass proves it
good for you Ethan
I am charmed sir
Un moment de pure beauté. Le passage à partir de 3:45 est incroyable.
Since Mozart is such a popular and constant name in classical music I find many younger people deliberately look to other composers as a way of I don't know.....seeming different but the truth is this. Mozart is famous for a reason, his music is simply genius and to pass him over as just being the typical same old same old is like swatting a butterfly to play with the wasp.
I'm 14 and I love Mozart and this piece... I don't know why in our days peoples can listening to trap, rap or whatever. Mozart, Beethoven, Chopin... This music is beautiful and pure genial. Greetings form Poland for Mozart and all of his fans.
What the hell are you talking about? The exact opposite is true. I was born and raised into the "classical music" world so to speak, and I don't know a single experienced, classical music admirer who praises Mozart above all others.
Bach? Yes... Mozart? Doubtful... Beethoven? Never. Mozart and Beethoven seem to be far more popular with people who "just" got into classical music, mostly because those are the only two names they know. I think you are 100% wrong, to be honest with you.
"to pass him over as just being the typical same old"
Who ever does that? Have never heard about that.
I've seen it as well and appreciate your comment
Is it ok to cry a little bit white listening to Mozart work. I feel so peaceful and calm and relax and quiet.
Era un absoluto genio este tipo
Kyrie Eleison
Christe Eleison
Lord have Mercy
Christ have Mercy
Yes. It seems kind of inappropriate to have part of the Mass being sung essentially in the style of opera
@@DoctorDewgong hmm not sure really. I don't think this composition had liturgical use tbf. Personally I like it, but yeah some compositions (Verdi's Requiem is one I feel) are a bit too grand and more of an exercise in awe of the musical achievement rather than the true purpose. I find Bach and Handel and earlier composers usually the best for this theme tbh.
@@MidnightIsolde I'm sure it had liturgical use at some point. His requiem, for example, was used at both Napoleon and Chopin's funeral masses
so much beauty
why can't the world be more like this
Gloria in excelsis Deo. Et in terra pax hominibus bonæ voluntatis. Laudamus te; benedicimus te; adoramus te; glorificamus te. Gratias agimus tibi propter magnam gloriam tuam.
Domine Deus, Rex coelestis, Deus Pater omnipotens. Domine Fili unigenite Jesu Christe. Domine Deus, Agnus Dei, Filius Patris. Qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere nobis. Qui tollis peccata mundi, suscipe deprecationem nostram.
Qui sedes ad dextram Patris,
O miserere nobis. Quoniam tu solus Sanctus, tu solus Dominus, tu solus Altissimus, Jesu Christe. Cum Sancto Spiritu in gloria Dei Patris. Amen.
Amen.
what s?
This music healed my soul
Une des plus fabuleuses lignes mélodiques de MOZART , la perfection...
The purity of the saprano's voice is sublime! Simply amazing!
This masterpiece starts in such an extraordinary build up , goosebumps.Mozart getting married at the church
La mejor misa jamás escrita.
Esta Obra musical es única, jamás escuché algo parecido, cada voz, cada instrumento, los solistas, es una estructura increíble que eleva los sentidos a lo sublime...si está obra de Mozart es sublime y no creo que pueda ser igualada alguna vez, porque es inmensa, e infinita, y jamás la sentí como música sacra, al contrario es un inmenso canto de un genio a la vida...❤😮😂
Mass in C minor, K.427 (W.A. Mozart) - 1. Kyrie
Kyrie eleison,
Christie eleison,
Kyrie eleison.
(English Translation)
Lord, have mercy upon us,
Christ have mercy upon us,
Lord, have mercy upon us
CREDITS: Felicity Lott (soprano), Academy of St. Martin in the Fields Orchestra & Chorus, Sir Neville Marriner
"You told me a great musician could conquer Vienna, with my wife I know I can do it. When I'm rich and famous you will come and life with me papa, we'll be so happy."
As I listen to this piece, I feel as if I died, have gone to the heavens & found eternal peace.
Rommel Abundo One cannot help thinking of heaven with Mozart’s music.
right? i was just thinking at 4:40 mins this is the closest we will get to heaven...
You can clearly tell this has Bach influences
Mozart was such a fanboy of his work.
That being said, it is beautiful in its own right.
Back then, all the great composers influenced each other, sampling and riffing from each others' works. There was an example of this in the movie, when Mozart did a variation of Salieri's march after he met the emperor
A la altura del Requiem. Solo Mozart podría hacer algo así
2:13 Absolutely sublime!
Best performance of this piece. Thanks for posting!
Это Божество ОН Сам того. НЕ ЗНАЕТ. !!!
3:32 this is so beautiful. And it was that great moment in the film if you remember
I recently watched the movie again, and this scene caught me so off guard I started crying. It's truly beautiful ❤️
Greatest music on Earth!
6:05 Hasta la última parte te recuerda tantas obras de Mozart.
Una vos de Ángel “maravilloso
This is my absolute favourite when it comes to Mozart, that an the opening of his Requiem
I am scattered into pieces dear Mozart
One ring to find them all
I wonder if this will now be banned by Pope Francis from being sung at mass because it's not in the vernacular.
when I listen to this sound, I get chills
The music is celestial.
In this piece I tend to find the solution to the problem of entropy. The solution is returned by feeding it its own medicine and catalyst management is directed by the powers that be. Constant war. For peace and prosperity.
صوت ملائكي💕
3:29
Alan Gall Two octave leap!!! 😌
Yeah, Constanze Mozart must have been an awesome soprano.
Thanks man
Could anyone tell me who the soloist is? She sings here the most perfect version of this Mass...never heard any better, neither before her, nor after..
This was breathtaking!!!
Can somebody please tell me who performs "kyrie eleison" in the actual movie? Band and soloist
Thank you kindly
It’s the melodic manifestation of the immense spiritual longing throughout the piece that ushers the transcendence and reveals the holy.
Non sono un'esperta ma mi sembra che l'acuto al minuto 4:40 sia fantastico.
The only person who ever lived who has ever shook my believe in atheism. Sometime i swear I hear God talking. His requiem is astonishing.
Divina Musica💖💖💖💖💖
"... I was staring through the cage of those meticulous ink strokes, at an absolute beauty."
min 4. 00 when u discover The heaven for no reason and u cry 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Are we going to appall you with something confidential and disgusting? Let's hope so, because that is what you really like: unconfessed crimes of buried wickedness. If that is what brings you to us, the prospect of hearing horrors, you shall not go unrewarded.