It's his music that is saving the planet

We are truly unique. Who knows what other planets like us in the galaxy can make? Maybe music similar to us? We might be the closest to god with music like this. But that's my theory.

Who knows? Maybe there are some ETs out there who’ve picked up Mozart on the radio waves... and he’s the only reason they haven’t annihilated us 🤷🏼‍♀️

Maybe far away in the universe there's someone better than Mozart!

@@Simo-hc6fi Highly unlikely

I go with you!

Me pwease

How much? Please, something I could afford. But I really want!!!!

If you tale me also to France and Italy I'll really do it!!!!!!! Maybe also Spain....

Robert Walters been there done that and have the t-shirt but oh yes I would love to go and perhaps we could swing through Venice and take in some Vivaldi

Well, it must have been like being the emperor of Austria lol.

Every Mozart piece ever played on the radio is emmited somewhere to the universe and travel forever. Mozart is allover anyway :)

@@MF-fk1lu it won’t travel forever sadly. The signal becomes weaker as it travels further. At some point it become indecipherable noise.

Beautiful comentaries!... ❤

Knuckles from Uganda perfection

Your profile picture says 2018, but your comment says 2008

@@joeross7724 lmaoooo

Bravo !!

ive listened to it like ten times and i still havent been able to stay awake the for the whole thing it is so boring... but i feel well rested

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​@@user-ct1he7xe7rThe inability to appreciate good music is a common problem among people less gifted with intellect. They cannot be subjected to catharsis because it almost always requires decent brainpower

Moffjejjerod yes!

In the film this was the outdoor concert that he was performing for the emperor, with Costanza standing by beaming her pride upon Wolfie’s masterful, effortless performance.

what a legend

This is such a perfect encapsulation of his melodic genius.

You are a genius of the understanding description of Mozart... Bravo !!!

Truly a god among men. So gifted. I just wish he had lived longer. All the music he had yet to write.

It's so good that it doesn't need lyrics.

I agree. Only downer with this piece is that there are too many notes

@@virgilhilts2552 Yeah:(

Wise words

@@artvandelay837 p ..,et je o0

JamesTheWineGuy genius

Pure

@Daniel MacDonald Most of Mozart's earlier symphonies are indeed quite simple. You need only look at baroque composers to obtain sufficient contrast.

My fave Mozart concerto

Cut a few notes out and it will be perfect

Music speaks where words fail

It's good yeh

Absolutely, I was thinking the same thing.

my favorite part of this music.

Not from a single human. Think about all the musicians playing this. Thousands upon thousands of hours of practice on their respective instruments, since they where children. Amazing.

Music of the spheres..is good for you

@Operation Alice So?

Indeed you have a big brain and a big heart , keep up the good work Sir God Bless You , as I have been,I pray too my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ

As a rapper, I agree 👍

me to

Ich auch

cam kid as do I! I’ve lived this man since I was a kid!!! 😍❤️❤️❤️😍

@@heidimitchell5269 i wish i could say the same, but i fell in love with his music when i saw the film Amadeus in 2015. I wish i'd known about him when i was a little kid, but i was too immature to appreciate such genius.

Minute?

throughout the piece.

What I find recurring in Mozart's music is his characteristic dominant cadence with the melody being so-ti-do! so-ti-do! Do-ti-do-ti-do-ti-do-ti-do-do(octave lower)-do-do-do (or any variation of those). It's heard in Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, the overture to Marriage of Figaro, his 20th concerto, etc, off the top of my head. Nothing is more Mozart than that, in my opinion.

+Greg Walker Is there even such a person (who has never heard Mozart's music)?

+Greg Walker> No need to wait 37 secs! How 'bout the FIRST 17 secs? I must admit from the 10 sec-17 sec mark I could confuse with Haydn.

There are probably millions. We assume that Western music is universal. It may not be, even if it was created by a genius. I remember cases where very, very popular musicians died and I never heard of them until their deaths. Selena, who was very popular in the Hispanic music world lived in my same state and I never heard of her until she died. I still haven't heard her music. People still talk about Kurt Cobain. I had never heard of him either. Chris Cornell died recently. Who? No offense to his fans, but it appears I'm the ONLY person in America not familiar with him! I wonder if he's known is Saudi Arabia, El Salvador, or Algeria, or Tibet? The point of all this is that if super popular contemporary artists aren't universally known who perform in a very current and popular genre, how likely is it that a classical composer who has been dead more than two hundred years is going to be heard by all the people of Mongolia, Orissa India, or some county in Appalachia America. Don't get me wrong, like a said Mr. M was a genius, he composed some of the most beautiful and sophisticated music we will ever hear, but it is more likely than not that millions of people have never heard of him, nor his music. I'm also sure I'm missing some great music by persons unknown to me also.

Elikem Seake-Kwawu there are some fans of EDM in my class who haven't even heard of him, it's shit like this that makes me loose faith in humanity.

As well as Milos Forman who passed away in 2018. Loved all of his films but this one was my favorite, as well as Valmont.

Such a beautiful background panorama

No, it's about the composer not the pianist, composer comes first

+(Samuel) You Jian Feng Good one. Isn't it just perfect that classical music is one of the few music genres that stimulate your imagination to think of a scene and also stimulate your emotions, making you feel complex emotions.

+Alexander Chatziioannidis Of course it is. Music can cause minds to draw dreams, but classical music (with the appropriate instrument) can create a deeper daydream.

Few?? Remember this was in a time when people had a class and a taste in music

@@AA-sn9lz people only had classical music.. But true they had some class.

those notes that he ads to create tension really make it sound kinda jazzy!

He did He wrote most of the piano concertos in order to perform them himself at subscription concerts. It was one of the ways he earned a living

Scholars of music state that lots of Mozart’s works for his subscription concerts were written in a way that on paper appeared simple. They later came to realize that he published just the key in order for him to absolutely improvise on the fly. Pretty cool for a guy from this period in history!

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