Duettino Sull'aria Le nozze di Figaro

From opera "Le nozze di Figaro (The Marriage of Figaro)"
Composed by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Libretto by Lorenzo da Ponte Performed by: Edith Mathis and Gundula Janowitz
Photography by slickerflicker
SunRise photos taken the morning of 3-3-2011

[@severstal81]

"I have no idea to this day what those two Italian ladies were singing about. Truth is, I don't want to know. Some things are best left unsaid. I like to think they were singing about something so beautiful it can't be expressed into words, and makes your heart ache because of it."

[@tonipacheco07]

I know what they are saying. Its not important, just a trap for a unfaithful husband. The song remains beautiful.

[@kay555ker]

My mom no joke can sing like this ! and you are so right about not knowing about what they are saying

[@kay555ker]

But i can tell you one thing i am half Italian and one word i can get out is Marriage..

[@victorvalenzuela9174]

@@kay555ker he was actually quoting Morgan Freeman from Shawshank Redemption.

[@texantishtillis8425]

severstal81 yes.

[@tkashi3538]

And for the briefest of moments every last man in Shawshank felt free.

[@bird271828]

That is exactly what I thought when I heard this.

[@theresachung703]

No matter the circumstances, inside of us is eternal summer

[@RichardFallstich]

It's sad when people only know classical music from movies or Bugs Bunny cartoons (think barber). Or try this video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5CVh4Zqg6t0jrc

[@futuredux]

@@RichardFallstich it's never a sad thing when people gain an appreciation for something that they were exposed to via another medium...

[@Ti8kitties]

@@RichardFallstich Richard with all respect not all of us had the kinda up bringing that this beautiful music was part of our lives and if it's movies or cartoons that introduces this kinda music into our lives well to all those movies and cartoons I'd like to say Thank you!

[@marcomangano1898]

Thank goodness the Shawshank Redemption exposed a lot of people who never would have heard this glorious Aria. And thank you Mr. Mozart, who was clearly touched by the hand of God!

[@brunoalmeida9009]

👍🏻

[@lonniehatfield8440]

Andy Said It Was The Best 2 Weeks In The Hole For That Little Stunt, But Had Mr Mozart To Listen To In His Mind And Hope!!!!

[@TEpScin]

And I Love You Phillip Morris

[@sam37344]

you reminded me a Diego Maradona

[@andrelouis5752]

j'ai moi même recherché cette musique ; je confirme ! je crois que l'être humain devient humain !

[@pd44ct16]

I AM JUST out of hospital after a stroke, and these ladies remind me that there is life after a stroke !!

[@bird271828]

I hope you recover completely 🌻🌼🌷

[@mscrunchy68]

I hope your recovery continues well. It used to be believed that as much recovery as could be hoped for would occur within a six month time frame following a stroke but this, thank goodness, has been debunked. Our brains exhibit neuroplasticity - there is massive scope and hope for recovery and I hope that your experience is overall a positive one.

[@karenchandler4717]

🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[@JohnDoe-is6vm]

get well buddy and stay strong..

[@robertjackson9582]

This is hauntingly beautiful. Last week I played this in my 5th Grade classroom during sustained silent reading - and when time was up - none of the kids wanted me to turn it off. This amazing singing has the power to transform and to transport people. It lifts me and makes me want to be a better man!!

[@tradewins]

Good on you playing it for the children. This is what they should be playing in prisons over the loudspeakers to calm the men down and put them back in touch with their humanity.

[@sirarthurlancelot216]

Great teaching idea to expose your kids to such a beautiful and thoughtful piece of culture, Bravo!

[@tammyrae1378]

See if you and your other white bros who, as the one group in America, support that Traitor in our WH by a majority. What is wrong with white men? Hmm? Love listening to this woman sing, but then hate women & love sexism and misogyny. Hypocrites!

[@petecornell2605]

You might say THANK YOU to Amedeus Mozart @ some point...

[@zeldaaachen7200]

Wow you are such a good teacher

[@adrienelReinodeDios]

Thanks Andy Dufresne, your two weeks in the hole , made me get to this piece of art❤

[@Génération.Idiocracy]

😂

[@groovycat9365]

👍 Geht mir genau so - ohne "Die Verurteilten" hatte ich diese Arie wohl niemals gehört.

[@merryprankstermatt]

This is one of those songs you understand without knowing the words. It's more than music when it connects people across languages, time, space, and oceans of thought. At least more than what most people call music these days. A lot of musicians now try to entertain. And they do just that. But we remember the ones who open up their soul and remind us that our feelings are common among people from all over, all walks of life, all times and places. We remember the ones who can show us we're all the same.

[@elizabethsantoianni7351]

This is a beautiful Aria! My Dad was a beautiful Irish tenor. He loved Opera and could sing in Italian and Latin. He wasn't fluent in either language but learned it from his love of music. He loved the movie "The Shawshank Redemption", as it was an amazing movie. We would watch it often and he was enthralled by this Aria. Who wouldn't be? God rest you Dad. I miss you every day. I hope your enjoying your music in heaven!

[@stephenfricke9298]

My family ancestors are from the Black Forest region of Germany. Several years ago he taught himself how to sing silent night in German. He is conversational and it took awhile.

[@kaiihhenson2763]

A Beautiful comment to read. May this memory and more remain vivid for all your days. I too hope he is,🙂

[@diegolatigo2008]

that movie brought me here..been my favorite movie since my college days back in 2006..that scene with this song playing was really epic ❤️

[@LOPdesigner]

I don’t know either there is a music in the heaven, but, if there is one, I’m shure it is Mozart.

[@benjirespect5818]

Eres un buen hijo amigo 👍🫂🇲🇽

[@schreibs]

I have no idea to this day what those two Italian ladies were singing about, truth is, I don't want to know. Some things are best left unsaid. I like to think that it was something so beautiful it can't be expressed in words and makes your heart ache because of it-Red

[@johnrobinson5344]

+C Schreiber GREAT LINE ! JUST A BEAUTIFUL SONG !LOVE & PEACE DRACUL

[@tortuexenad]

+C Schreiber I tell you, those voices soared higher and farther than anybody in a gray place dares to dream. It was like some beautiful bird flapped into our drab little cage and made those walls dissolve away, and for the briefest of moments, every last man in Shawshank felt free.

[@brigitte7191]

Hi. I really love this movie and most of all I learned to listen to opera. You are completely right with your comment!! Just wanted to tell you. Greatings from Austria

[@todorbratov203]

GREAT MOVIE MAN !!! and Great Mozart Music !

[@minatormyth]

C Schreiber sweet :)

[@v4pro123]

no words can describe the pleasure of listening this master piece

[@slickerflicker]

+Syed Babar Iqbal I agree completely

[@MetalPete_the_metalfan]

I would like to think they were singing about something so beautiful that it can’t be described in words. Some things are just better left unsaid. And your heart aches because of it.

[@daddycoutts]

It's wonderful to know people exist that appreciate this masterpiece

[@patriciasoebagio1035]

@@daddycoutts it makes up for "thems that don't"

[@zildaaparecida7273]

Amo Ganzoleta Sull'aria♥️

[@meredithcole2862]

This has to be one of the most beautiful arias ever written, music to feed the soul.... 😥

[@dusanninic5372]

You are so beautiful.

[@samuelmarlow1969]

Yes, the genius of Mozart

[@MrPedrofoto]

Sublime. I was sleeping and woke to this. For a moment I thought I had died peacefully and entered heaven.

[@jkosku]

In 1956 when, I was seven, I first heard the Mozart Requiem and was convinced that this was what popular music in Heaven is.

[@juliuscage6885]

Man, this makes me cry. As an infantry soldier I don't cry easily. I salute you all who love my beautiful Mozart.

[@slickerflicker]

+Julius Cage I understand

[@hocuspocusfocusable]

+Julius Cage the scene in 'Shawshank Redemption' is classic.

[@eamoncowman7305]

love that scene from Shawshank

[@Moleskineman]

As a kindergarten teacher, I also do not cry easily.

[@jonchristian5069]

Every time I hear it brother... Lol... I know it's coming but if I continue to listen, it just flows

[@Simon_de_Cornouailles]

If anyone insists that the human species has a purely evil and destructive effect on our planet - then I answer, "Do you listen to Mozart?"

[@petecornell2605]

the Sound of Love…💫

[@kohlalollia]

Comment ne pas être touché par un tel moment. Merci🙏

[@marymissmelody8520]

Shawshank is airing in my part of Australia right now. This scene 5 minutes ago. I have tears.

[@nicolebaghestani9312]

Deux anges descendus du ciel pour nous enchanter avec leurs voix si pures! Que du bonheur à savourer et merci pour cette sublime interprétation ❤

[@HermanLabuschagne]

This is why civilization is precious. After thousands of years of thumping drums and howling at the moon, mankind came up with moments of exquisite wonder such as this. It is worth living for, dying for, protecting and preserving - because it is what makes us the humans that we are - unique in all our wonder. Nothing illustrates this fact than listening to music of this outstanding quality.

[@artooWieldsSaber]

We also destroy the environment, wage wars...The bad outweigh the good by a long way

[@EricWilliamsLuvsMiria7786]

loved every word you said here, beautiful

[@HermanLabuschagne]

Dj IRO thank you friend!

[@pluslou]

Some anti-civilization, commie leftist always has to come along and put a damper on everything.

[@HermanLabuschagne]

Your comment made me smile, Louis. The world we live in contains a lot of darkness and rivers of unhappiness, that much is a matter of observation. Indeed, there has never been so much human goodness throughout history. But like light in a dark hall, the moment it is there, it can be seen from the furthest corners. It lights up the world so that everyone can see the invisible. And when there is enough of it, it will even warm up the very air. We can focus on the darkness or we can focus on the light. If we focus on the one, we will see nothing but darkness and feel nothing but cold. If we focus on the other, however, we will do more than see and feel. We will experience something that is called hope. And hope, more than anything, is what has always kept us alive. You cannot look at the light and be unmoved by it. You cannot see it without feeling hope. And you cannot have hope without knowing that even though the darkest of days may yet lie ahead, the end of it all will be the better beginning of everything else.

[@alwaysdonnie72]

i have watched shawshank redemption more than once, some of the best quotes of all time and the scene with this song, put chills on my heart

[@bird271828]

I have watched Shawshank Redemption "more than once" as well. But I have forgotten how many times I have watched it. Yes, the quotes are priceless.

[@imisstoronto3121]

there are no words to describe how heavenly this music sounds

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Listening to this song, It's never enough to be regretted that Mozart died at such a young age

[@a0b0]

music is the closest thing we have to magic and pieces of like this are the perfect example

[@James-ke8dy]

I tell you those voices soared. Higher and farther then anybody in a grey place dares to dream

[@Sca80145-_]

Je ne sais comment décrire ce que je ressens en écoutant ceci, j’ai versé des larmes la première fois que j’ai écouté ce morceau 😊 tellement d’émotions et de frissons....

[@clutchSA]

Unlimited talent, that's Mozart. A true invited guest in this world.

[@juniorribeiro3630]

Pura verdade isso que você disse !!!!

[@choeyoonsun1]

I am taking a break from complaining about my situation because I can listen to this beautiful music.

[@jcanyiam8309]

Amen!

[@MrSA1829]

Bravo!

[@richresident4377]

You are wise.. Music such as this erased my complaint about the status quo. thanks

[@Ti8kitties]

I can just listen to these ladies sing this over and over again, as old as this song is it never gets old listening to it❤️

[@peterhutchins9246]

This wonderful piece of music was really made famous in the modern concept by its use in the Shawshank Redemption. One of the greatest films ever made!

[@skeeterwaylon3372]

“Every last man at shawshank felt free that day”

[@skeeterwaylon3372]

Rad Derry ok

[@JohnSmith-hd2tl]

Rad Derry ok

[@JohnSmith-hd2tl]

Skeeter Waylon Yes, I too, have watched The Shawshank Redemption.

[@kentheghost]

Truly the most beautiful thing I think I have ever heard.

[@slickerflicker]

Ken Scott I feel the same way

[@drmichaelshea]

Possibly the most beautiful duet ever written. I wonder whether Mozart smiled thinking of future generations of people who would not understand the libretto.

[@nicolasdeclercq6371]

Excellentissime Wolfgang avec sa musique vous savez pourquoi vous êtes sur terre 🌏

[@emmanueldaniel9826]

I’m just 23 now! To my future children let It be known that I was here on this day 18/07/2023.

[@mattspringer7681]

Say I'm here at 50. You have plenty of years. CHEERS

[@monchemonchemonche1]

Felicidad

[@RealHorhay]

Most folk today don't experience a song that has such depth and meaning and beauty that it makes them cry for no other reason than it's beautiful. It breaks barriers like no other. I am glad to have lived in a time where I can listen to this work of pure beauty.

[@RealHorhay]

They can never take this from you.

[@willemp6432]

It makes people cry for it`s a mirror...

[@todorbratov203]

Music from another world !!!

[@slickerflicker]

I Agree

[@ulrichlengenfeld1745]

Was macht es mich glücklich, das es solche Musik gibt...

[@nikolatesla1855]

To get the real taste of this song, you must watch "The Shawshank Redemption", the true feeling comes from that scene of the movie. Which is unexplainable ❤️

[@laraschauble]

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was one of those RARE gifts God bestowed to mankind....Mankind should be eternally grateful for such a gift ❤

[@jonchristian5069]

I have two younger children and I was using this as the most efficient way to put them to sleep... What a beautiful arrangement. I absolutely love it.

[@stephenfricke9298]

When i was little my folks tried everything to get a toddler asleep with colic. Sinatra, Mitch Miller, classical and opera. They tried it all. Classical stoll to this day puts me to sleep. Francis Albert is still my favorite

[@javiercassianobustamante4705]

Excelente música, no me canso de escucharla, es muy relajante. La música clásica es lo mejor para el alma.

[@hildezeliasz4310]

One of the most beautiful songs in the world

[@othronos]

I'm a 21 years old french student, we are Friday night, and I'm listenning this music while my friends are in a bar. So I guess this song is quite magic... Thanks the Shawshank redemption, and thanks Slickerflicker !

[@antobellog1878]

How about Mozart?

[@JakesJoy31]

Thanks to Maestro Mozart.

[@patriciasoebagio1035]

@@antobellog1878 thanks, Wolfie

[@PubicGore]

How about thanking the person who COMPOSED the music?

[@Thefrenchishere]

Cela fait de toi un Alpha et tes amis des Bêta

[@elkeander4782]

...ist es nicht ein kleines Wunder auf Erden so derartig Schönes mit all' seinen Sinnen wahrnehmen zu dürfen! Den liebsten Dank an Diejenigen, die maßgeblich dazu beitrugen! Das macht das Leben um ein Vielfaches schöner!...

[@juergen_]

Ja finde ich auch. Jeder Mensch der das hören darf wird zu einen besseren Menschen

[@inesb688]

Com certeza sim ❤❤❤

[@Scmitters]

One of the loveliest thing ever written and sung.

[@errolflynn4984]

What I think is truely amazing, is this was all inside this Mozarts head, and he was able to put on paper. And it has survived after all this time, when it could have just as easily been put in the bin and lost to us. We salute you Wolfgang

[@dorothydanso9820]

The wonder of it all!

[@fedegwagwa]

It survived precisely beacuse of its ethernal and global beauty, and the effect it made on everyone, even on the big destroyers of history like Stalin and Hitler, who reportedly loved Mozart

[@petecornell2605]

“in his head”, and in his heart…🙌🏽

[@jeffreyneumann2805]

Oh my heavens was Mozart a human being? How could a mere human write anything so beautiful! It just soars and lifts the soul. Incredible!!

[@Zaramoku]

I wonder about that most of the time

[@willemp6432]

Yes. He soars and lifts your soul...Even if you`r scared of flying...

[@tomwilkinson392]

Someone said Mozart cleanses the soul, which I think is an accurate observation.

[@lamontlewis]

How many of us, when introduced to this song, experienced a sea change in our perspective of the high classics? This was truly a great song to bring that about. Like Ellis 'Boyd' Redding, I don't have the slightest idea what they're singing about, but it must have been something so beautiful, words alone could not describe it.

[@slickerflicker]

+Lamont Lewis EXACTLY!!!

[@dvdlaffin]

Even the good Lord would shed a tear on listening to this astoundingly beautiful piece.

[@tonylau7345]

I like to think that the good Lord gifted this music to mankind through Mozart.

[@USA_UNITED1776]

I mean if you believe in the good Lord then he would have given the gift to Mozart. Although maybe he would shed a tear at the beauty of His own work.

[@traciray9636]

I listen to this daily. Usually more than once. It is my Zen ❤ Thank you

[@brunoadriancenteno3879]

For first time... I feel really free...

[@afleetalex8285]

YESSSSSSSSSSSSSAAAAA!

[@mtv565]

@ DownHill3537: In this scene from Mozart's opera "The Marriage of Figaro", the Countess was left alone and she ponders the loss of her happiness. Susanna, her maid, enters and updates her regarding the plan to trap the Count. The Countess dictates a love letter for Susanna to send to the Count, which suggests that he meet her that night, "under the pines". The letter instructs the Count to return the pin which fastens the letter. In this duet, the Countess dictates the title and the three lines of the letter and, after a pause, Susanna repeats the lines as she writes them. In the later part of this duet, the Countess and Susanna read alternate lines with a slight overlap (bars 38-45) until they finish in a true duet with their conclusion. Without repetitions, the contents of the letter is: *"A little song on the breeze (the title), what a gentle little Zephyr, this evening will sigh, under the pines in the little grove.*... and both conclude with the last line, *"and the rest he'll understand."*

[@N1611n]

Thank you so very much.

[@dorothydanso9820]

Thank you!

[@mariafelices8000]

mmm beautiful beyond my soul mmm xxx Ms cdf UK x

[@Diiva126]

Niceee :)

[@josephclark805]

Damn right he'll understand! Love is the tender trap . . . and often times catches more than the prey, thank God.

[@jamesvanderhoorn1117]

Sull'aria, sull'aria, so great we have to hear it twice!

[@finnreerslev515]

I have a picture in my mind of W A Mozart sitting at his desk, if in the evening in poor light, with two things available to him, a blank sheet of paper and pen as one and his extraordinary mind as the other, and after some time in thought and contemplation having in front of him music like this. I wish I could understand this mind but, as this is so far from possible, I thank Heaven that he produced it and that I can hear and enjoy the beautiful sound of these two artist's presentation of it. Thank You, Thank you.

[@mohamedabdulhaq3589]

I've never heard a music before that so completely captures life in a few minutes... the hardships, the sadness, the loss... and the beauty that lingers on... if we open to it.

[@mikaelnygren4283]

Everyone should listening to this. Especially in these days when the world is on fire ......

[@christinelloyd8775]

This has a hauntingly beautiful sweetness about this. It touches one deep inside! What a mighty genius Mozart was!

[@jeannemaxwell3173]

It's so beautiful i play it through to the end. It deserves the repeat.

[@genesankin]

This is one of the very, very few pieces of music that actually made me cry first time I heard it in my early teens...It was pretty embarrassing, as it happened in a theater full of bewildered people...though none were as surprised at my own reaction as I was...2 decades later, and I still have to hold myself from wailing uncontrollably while listening to it...

[@ivansorola1997]

Gene Sankin i envy that feeling you have when listening to it.. wish i could hear it for the first time again..

[@artysm7]

I'm exactly the same with Andrea Bocelli's Con Te Partiro, in bits just in the intro.

[@paully65]

When I listen to this, I close my eyes and let the music envelop me. Music can move you to tears. This is the beauty of it. Never feel embarassed by it. The people around you should feel embarassed for not feeling the same way. At least you get it.

[@todorbratov203]

This is so so so beautiful , that is really hard to imagine a human being was able to compose it ......

[@petecornell2605]

Gene,Mozart is that special… an amazing human being

[@dadeeo4438]

The words adequate to describe the beauty of this, have yet to be conceived.

[@slickerflicker]

Thank You for these Kind words

[@Adinrossfan23]

This Aria is Very Beautiful

[@jacobklinger4830]

The beauty of this song is immaculate. After all of the horrors that I witnessed in the army, this song reminds me that there is beauty in this world.

[@SaunieHolloway]

Thank you for your service

[@davidcovarubias4729]

I saw this opera as a junior in high school on a field trip. I had compmained to my music teacher ( I played guitar and was into nothing but rock. The year was 1978). My teacher said that I had a fantastic ear for music. He instructed me to wear a blindfold during the performance and just listen. I reluctantly did as he said and wore a blindfold. My classmates thought I was stupid. I felt stupid until this aria started. I was in shock! How could a mortal man create such beautiful music? I was so affected that I was crying like a baby as I listened. Now my classmates think I'm a little pussy but I didn't care. Those voices...burned into my soul with the music. When I saw my music teacher the next week I told him that I was competely stoked. I tokd him that I had a dream that night that Mozart jammed with Van Halen, Jimi Hendrix, and Black Sabbath. Told my teacher that Mozart was born a couple of hundred years too soon. To this day ai am still a huge fan of his music.

[@robertmoran2531]

Grapevines and a pastel horizon. Beautiful.😢

[@manuelluevano1520]

Me imagino que algo semejante se ha de escuchar en el cielo, angeles y Santos dándole la gloria a Dios

[@sweetsunshower4278]

"A little song on the breeze" What a gentle little Zephyr This evening will sigh Under the pines in the little grove. And the rest he'll understand. A little song on the breeze... Susanna: Sull'aria... On the breeze... Contessa: Che soave zeffiretto... What a gentle little Zephyr... Susanna: Zeffiretto... A little Zephyr... Contessa: Questa sera spirerà... This evening will sigh... Susanna: Questa sera spirerà... This evening will sigh... Contessa: Sotto i pini del boschetto. Under the pines in the little grove. Susanna: Sotto i pini... Under the pines... Contessa: Sotto i pini del boschetto. Under the pines in the little grove. Susanna: Sotto i pini...del boschetto... Under the pines...in the little grove.... Contessa: Ei già il resto capirà. And the rest he'll understand. Susanna/ Contessa: Certo, certo il capirà. Certainly, certainly he'll understand.

[@valentinnaforeanu1935]

The beauty of this aria built so much emotion in all my body that makes me cry every time I'm listening. If you think that the man gave us this beauty died alone in dark and cold...Unfortunately also make me realise the superficiality of most of today's music. Who will listen any of this in 200 years and make them cry??? I think nobody

[@willemp6432]

You are no Valentin"o" Rossi. You are no Valintines day but, you are a man, Valentin that, think like a great man. You have the same picture in your head like me...I think?

[@northendgaming3831]

Amazing piece of art. And these ladies sing it so beautifully. Truly a masterpiece.

[@user-jf7vp2hz5d]

My little cat used to love this song. He died two years ago, but when I listen to this song, I always remember how much he loved life. // Mi gatito amaba esta canción, él murió hace dos años, pero cuando escucho esta canción, siempre recuerdo cuanto amaba la vida.

[@nicolebaghestani9312]

Sublime interprétation ! On croirait des anges descendus du ciel avec leurs voix si pures! Instant magique et à écouter sans modération Merci pour cet instant de bonheur 😊

[@grahamgarrett5670]

Just another reason "The Shawshank Redemption" is my number 1 movie of all time. It introduced me, and I'm sure many more to Mozart. So beautifully done in the movie capturing the essence of the song or as Morgan Freeman put it "they are singing about something so beautiful it cant be expressed in words, and makes your heart ache because of it."

[@FruityHachi]

yeah but that red´s line is ironic because they´re singing about a duplicitous love letter to expose infidelity, and Dufresne's wife's affair is the event which indirectly leads to his imprisonment.

[@javiermartinez5562]

Eso es cierto, pero el contenido de la "cancioncilla" debe ser interpretado como el artilugio en el que se realiza lo que dice el Dove sono, como instrumento del amor y la lealtad que siente la Condesa y el profundo deseo de salvar su amor y "Di cangiar l'ingrato cor!". Sólo por eso, la sublime ternura y belleza que se proyecta desde esa interpretación, sin saber lo que dice, pues "I have no idea to this day what those two Italian ladies were singing about. Truth is, I don't want to know. Some things are best left unsaid. I like to think they were singing about something so beautiful it can't be expressed into words, and makes your heart ache because of it.", es totalmente justa. a no dudar que quien la escuche sin buscar la traducción sentirá lo mismo, y el que sepa lo que dice la canción y entienda el contexto en el que se desarrolla... lo sentirá aún más.

[@marcoaurelio1853]

In Brazil this movie is "A freedom's dream"

[@lymanmj]

Best flick of all. And this moment in it took it over the top for me.

[@RichardFallstich]

It's sad when people only know classical music from movies or Bugs Bunny cartoons (think barber).

[@deviwo6675]

2:28 Dufrane open the door !

[@icomiker]

after reading the comment from Herman above I bursted out laughing so much thank you

[@ramzilemdersi4914]

Shawshank

[@vinzelrato]

its Dufresne man ...

[@leodellaschiava]

jajajjaajaa, the best commentary!

[@perro_verde99]

Que gran canción

[@cekicc18]

I just watched The Shawshank Redemption. I think all people the have watch this movie. Thanks all the people who maked the great movie. Especially Andy and Red :) I was here and i'll be again maybe one day. 'Cause "hope is a good thing".

[@mariliamar]

Meraviglioso! I listened to this aria today first time, and I was driving, but I knew at once it had to be Mozart.

[@dogloverlcp]

I am moved beyond this earth with this rendition of one of my favorite arias by good ol' Mozart. Thank you for posting.

[@rosemaryallen2128]

I should like to send the beauty of this music to everyone in the world, and especially to those who experience suffering. And I should like all those who work for human good to know that they are part of that beauty.

[@swansong5263]

What magic is this? The emotions are being finely tuned, God blessed Mozart!

[@scottvickery5092]

The most pleasurable Mozart composition that I have ever heard......

[@keshavgiri3467]

And for the briefest of moments every last soul listening this felt free

[@maxotbekessov5919]

Yes, it was that moment and that time in life

[@mariarock7902]

Me transporta al universo!!❤❤

[@battlevain]

"Your honor's" ending credits brought me here. What a wonderful Aria by Mozart. It reminds me to thank God for my life, good or bad, to take in nature, listen to the birds, feel the sun on my face and above all count my blessings always. Amen.🙏🏾✝️❤️

[@thomasfisher5742]

RED brought me here ( SHAWSHANK) LOL

[@massimoesposito1468]

E come dormire su cielo morbido Grande Mozart

[@pamcota3123]

One of the most beautiful arias ( duets ) in all of Mozart's musical literature. The sweet soft quuality of the duettino takes you to a peaceful spiritual world filled with love and serenity..

[@nicolaszamora6346]

Simplemente hermoso, sublime, de lo mejor que he escuchado.

[@jcvs828]

The most beautiful melody,in the world....

[@caroleclere429]

De toute beauté.. du haut de mes 20ans , j'éprouve une admiration absolument indescriptible en écoutant ces chants..! ❤

[@hardystuttgart5338]

Dear Mister Mozart, listening makes feeling love & peace deep in heard ... this world is missing you - unbelievable !!!

[@slickerflicker]

Hardy Stuttgart Gone much to soon

[@AMsamification]

GOD MADE SURE WE WOULD NEVER HAVE TO MISS MOZART.

[@violetta47]

I am thinking on Mozart all the time. .He was a genius. ..

[@mehdialou]

Music that takes you away ❤️❤️

[@diegonoviello4423]

Oggi è impossibile creare musica così. Immenso Mozart come Janowitz e Mathis. Interpretazione indimenticabile. Bellissimo YOUR HONOR

[@wallstreet7]

If you close your eyes and listen carefully you can hear God talking through these two opera singers. This is probably one of the best ever composed Arias. Thank You Mozart for bringing Serenity to this world.

[@ekoi1995]

Sull'aria || On the breeze Che soave zeffiretto || What a gentle little zephyr Zeffiretto || Zephyr Questa sera spirerà || This evening it will blow Questa sera spirerà || This evening it will blow Sotto i pini del boschetto || Underneath the pine trees in the grove Sotto i pini || Underneath the pines Sotto i pini del boschetto || Underneath the pine trees in the grove Sotto i pini del boschetto || Underneath the pine trees in the grove Ei già il resto capirà || And he will already understand the rest Certo, certo ei capirà || Certainly, certainly, he will understand Certo il resto ei capirà || Certainly, he will understand the rest Canzonetta sull'aria || A little song on the breeze Soave zeffiretto || Gentle little zephyr Sotto i pini del boschetto || Underneath the pine trees in the grove Ei già il resto capirà || And he will already understand the rest Certo, certo ei capirà || Certainly, certainly, he will understand Ei capirà || He will understand Certo, certo ei capirà || Certainly, certainly, he will understand Ei capirà || He will understand Ei capirà || He will understand Ei capirà || He will understand Ei capirà || He will understand Ei capirà || He will understand Ei capirà || He will understand

[@olde4eyes]

Thank you so much for posting the lyrics of this magnificent aria 🙏🥰

[@prodesign6876]

Als Andy Dufresne von Hoffnung sprach und sagte, Musik ist das einzige was sie dir nicht nennen können,es bleibt immer in deinen Herzen. The Shawshank Redemption von Stephen King ein Meisterwerk.

[@garybrennan3578]

Started out my morning listening to this to try another approach and I already have more accomplished than the entirety of yesterday. Not only did I manage dishes done, kids breakfast ready and laundry finished, but I did it while dancing with myself 😊

[@Mina-es9pe]

Wonderful creation. It always makes me cry.

[@user-pp6bq8wy2k]

Nice

[@sol6464]

Me eleva y me lleva mas allá del cielo, esa voz toca mi alma 💓

[@johnthorne4586]

My sister bought me a classical album for Christmas mainly for the pie jesus song that was played at princess diana funeral I had this playing off the album when i Drove into a ncp car park in newman street I think underground and the acoustics went off the roof always loved the film always loved the song

[@zetyztu487]

من روائع الموسيقى العالمية .تحفة لا مثيل لها . متعة لا تقارن

[@AnthonyCurreri]

Bravo! Beautiful! I've listened to it over and over and it gets better every time!

[@davidmitchell4209]

Anthony Curreri so true

[@paulaptre]

So true!

[@dorothydanso9820]

It does, doesn't it?

[@josepaul5249]

feels amazing , every single time when I hear this. it's Definitely Mozart's brilliant work.

[@tinoborris2943]

I get Gänsehaut when i hear that Track from die Verurteilten!!! Bester Film!!!

[@antoinemozart243]

With sull aria, Mozart reaches the unspoken. Words with music and we feel the fresh night , carried away in another dimension.