A Classical Music Road Trip: Countries That Inspired History's Greatest Composers

Simon, Niki and Matt follow Mozart's passage through Austrian countryside from Salzburg to Vienna.
Explore Europe's most beautiful cities while enjoying the music written within their boundaries.
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[@stephanebelizaire3627]

BRAVO FOR THE SERIES !

[@janethayes5941]

This is the best channel!

[@RibbonOnTop]

I really enjoyed this video I listen to classical music too and I'm glad that I know more about composers and seeing the old things they had.

[@Earth098]

Thanks for uploading!!

[@deeppc]

BLESSED TO FIND THIS!! made my day!!

[@christianrokicki]

If I had a time machine I would go to Vienna and Salzburg first.

[@ZetaReticulian]

A comment only a white person could ever dream of posting. I wonder if folks ever think about the fact that daydreams of these nature could only ever work dependent of the color of your skin.

[@christianrokicki]

@@ZetaReticulian Well it also depends on having a time machine. A 'time machine' could very well function like a kind of periscope. There are quite a few variables and possibilities involved in such a vague scenario. Perhaps you are a little lacking in imagination? Really to me it sounds like something in you is attempting to regulate the fantasies, historical interests and musical tastes of people of color to suit your own narrowness of vision. I wonder if people of color might find it oppressive to have you making these decisions for them? Of course I cannot answer that question for them. Were you, looking back, perhaps dreaming of criticizing my trivial post by putting yourself in some sort of superior position? Do you have a magic spyglass through which you can see only what you desire to see? Don't we all. I am sitting on mine.

[@murksdoc]

The complete Mozart family is from Augsburg/Germany. His father, Leopold Mozart, composer in Augsburg, in 1747 married Anna Maria Pertl, who was from St. Gilgen, Austria.

[@nickwabd9877]

I have reacted many times by saying plz more Waldemar videos, and so have many others but perspective never uploads them. I am wondering, are there any more Waldemar videos ?

[@spankyoulater]

Perspective doesn't like you and give a sh.t about you.

[@spankyoulater]

@JONATHAN SUTCLIFFE I literally just bought chesire cheese from grocery store. Haha. And I didn't read whatever you wrote rest. But seems like you should relax

[@nickwabd9877]

@@spankyoulater Waldemar videos are the most vieuwed vids on the channel why wouldnt they upload i think they ran out of content

[@christianrokicki]

​@@spankyoulater I don't have any cheshire cheese and already feel bad enough. Besides everybody knows you can only get Cheshire cheese at the chemist, so Im not sure what game you're playing' at... Time for some honesty!

[@christianrokicki]

@@nickwabd9877 Some people use phones to rescan and rewatch videos, so official stats are not 100% accurate. Vlad's videos are just as popular by some accounts. Though still not my favorite.

[@Luboman411]

I wish Waldemar Januszczak was narrating these documentaries on the great classical composers. This man with his stentorian British accent, hideous pink ties and ill-fitting green suits (example at 12:54) takes himself WAAAAAAAY too seriously. Dude, come on down from that academician throne of yours, mingle with the unwashed peasants here wanting to see these documentaries, and show a little bit of mirth, humor or life...