Mozart - Symphony No. 21 in A, K. 134 [complete]

[@adrien8572]

Time stamp : I 0:00 II 5:51 III 12:00 IV 15:44

[@TheKing-qz9wd]

I almost cried when i first heard it. Like, "Damn! Where have you been all my life, oh, sweet symphony!" Truly touching.

[@dingdongsilver4783]

😂😂😂 I can relate to this 100%

[@demertzis2694]

Nothing like 3rd symphony of beethoven but amazing work

[@kn9ioutom]

THANK YOU FOR SYMPHONY 21 !!!

[@brentmeistergeneral2813]

Thankfully someone at last downloaded this symphony on you tube. One of his earliest masterpieces. Thank you.

[@Alleriian]

Listening to this for my 21st birthday! :)

[@franciscocastillomata9786]

He escuchado TODAS las sinfonias de Mozart y nunca he entendido por qué esta sinfonía no goza de mayor fama y consideración. INFRAVALORADA! MAGNÍFICA!

[@alvarrodriguez4439]

No podría estar más de acuerdo con usted. 16 años tenía el joven Wolfgang cuando la compuso. Junto con la 19, estamos ante el preludio de lo que luego será este excelso compositor.

[@MegaMiguelernesto]

Concuerdo plenamente con lo que aquí se dice. No soy un músico, solo escucho al grande, al único, al mejor. Cuando me consulto con mi interior tratando de saber quién y cómo soy, la respuesta es Mozart. Es cómo si no necesito otra cosa. Como es posible o que contienen estas obras musicales, para que aun llegue a lo más profundo de nuestro espiritud después de 270 años ?. Creo que está implícita la participación de Dios.

[@franciscocastillomata9786]

Ernesto Huespe Estoy de acuerdo contigo en que tal vez sea el más grande, pero no el único. Mozart te puede dar mucho , pero no todo. Piensa en lo que te puede dar Schubert, BACH, ( lo siento, el corrector siempre me lo pone en mayúsculas : debe ser un fanático de BACH 😂 ), Debussy, Verdi, Tcaikovsky, Rachmaninov, Beethoven, Chopin, Vivaldi, Gluck, Ravel.....

[@monivil1]

Porque no todo lo Bueno está Valorado......

[@gelypalos3098]

@@franciscocastillomata9786 Mozart, Beethoven y Chopin, mi tercia de ases. Si tuviera que formar el poker incluiría a Liszt.

[@meganschwarz8023]

played with warmth and elegance

[@rafalwisniewski8590]

Breathtaking as Mozart always is He was the ONE and ONLY

[@richardearljohnson8099]

Amen!

[@아홉시똥덩이떼몇달간]

Rafal Wisniewski 15:44

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

Yes!!!

[@heribertoramonayalagomez7204]

I'M AN AUTHENTIC MOZARTMANIAC!!!! EVERYTHING HE DID IS MAGIC!!!

[@ladsteel7672]

🇦🇹🎵🎻🎉🔔🎩⭐♥️Grande Mozart,🇦🇹Genio Creativo, e non Copione.Unico 🇦🇹♥️⭐🎻🎵🏆🥇

[@Hermes1548]

[I]n K134 it is the Romantic element, an element that finds expression in a mixture of inward rapture, bizarre whimsy and impassioned outbursts that storm the very portals of heaven. This particular creation of the young fireball, whose works of this period - with the exception of the ‘Haffner’ serenade - are largely unknown, deserves to be revived. ~Hermann Abert.

[@timothythorne9464]

Ricardo Mena I agree with Abert's perspective

[@danielfarje8857]

Excellent, especially the allegros.

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

I love the first movement of it 😍😍

[@majorpayne8373]

Written at the age of 17. Well done, Wolfy!

[@bedenerexhepaj293]

How Beautiful is "K.134"..I loved it!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@timothythorne9464]

And this is an early symphony of this incomparable composer. People generally associate Mozart with opera and instrumental concertos, justifiably so, but his youthful symphonies are awesome!

[@omegads3862]

9:19 sounds like Beethoven, we can only imagine how much he held back due to lazy standards of the listeners.

[@classicajazzipianna]

Also good for babies to find peace.. so harmonious... thanks for sharing!

[@luissalcedo7229]

The saddest thing going on today is how young people are not learning anything about anything, as a result we are losing the most beautiful things that society need to survive and thrive, its traditions and History, I believe that this is what will eventually destroy the world. It truly saddens me. May God take charge of everything and get the world to regain some sense.

[@chinstrappenguin6603]

I'm not gonna lie, I'm very angry at this comment. It seems you are taking a very biased take on the world. What we call "tradition" shouldn't just be based on the people of the past, but the people of the present as well. Honestly, I love Mozart and this symphony is great, but it doesn't perfectly reflect our current situation. It doesn't talk about racism, immigration policies, or climate change. Things that today are very pressing issues. Whether you like it or not, music has to do with the people involved in it. Also, I don't like how you talk about God like you know his motives. Maybe he want this so called "tradition" you talk about. Maybe he doesn't. Who knows. But I know this: God loves us all equally and I don't think he would be so quick to say that music from this new generation is wrong and should not exist. Music is a form of expression and right now that expression might not be what you want, but it is the truth. It might be based around greed but what was Mozart's music based around? Only the people who were "higher class" could listen to him. There will always be people who sin, and you can't argue with that. In the end, music is just a reaction of what is around us. Mozart saw the beauty of childhood and the beauty of God and made music about it. Now, our world has gotten far, far more complicated and we are reacting to it in different ways. We react with hate and we react with humour. But that doesn't mean it's the end of us. There are still people who have hope for a better future, and if we don't have hope then that means we're doomed. I choose to hope. I'm not sure about you though.

[@류순열-h6i]

아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎺📯🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤

[@frostassassin7265]

Amazing and exquisite.

[@hexonatapeloop]

3:4 is a very BBC middle class sort of time signature.

[@MagnumCalibre75]

16:39 that's a beautiful bassoon, a bold choice too, considering there is no basson whatsoever in this piece

[@ianrobson9156]

Heaven on earth!

[@mariaairinei548]

BEAUTIFUL

[@angelafrankenschloss9627]

Say, what do you all think of that third movement, the "Menuet and Trio"? That's my absolute favorite movement of the whole piece; I even saved the whole work into my Favourites if only for that!

[@back2backband1]

My favorite too

[@brendancaden478]

I realize I am kinda randomly asking but does anybody know of a good website to watch newly released movies online ?

[@timothythorne9464]

I'm generally not a fan of minuets and trios, but this one is excellent!

[@flamingosareswag2704]

Beautiful

[@brunomarchal1641]

mozar was an big artist il love his musique ! it was a good art

[@dolodessdiondiathan5502]

Je t'aime Wolfgang !

[@RequiemAeternam01]

CREDITS: The Academy of St. Martin in the Fields, Sir Neville Marriner (Philips, 1991)

[@sorelsuareztube]

Good morning Mozart lovers! I hope you have a great day, I have been on a personal project I started a couple of months ago. I would call it my personal "Mozaton!" I have decided to listen to all the works of Master Mozart listening 1 particular piece per day as many times as possible. So far I have been amazed by all the piano and violin concertos and now I'm halfway on the Symphonies. What works would you recommend I should I listen after? Thank you and greetings from Bolivia.

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

Hi from Hungary :) I listen his music almost every day. This morning I listened symphony no. 15, first movement, I really love it. My other favourite is piano concerto no. 15 in B flat major 😍

[@yvonnemurray8418]

sorel edwin suarez Hi from South Africa. Difficult to choose! All his works so uplifting and magnificant. Mozart's Requiem maybe?

[@sorelsuareztube]

Good morning dear friends, Have s wonderful day!

[@mohammedpasha1715]

His best works are his operas and church music. They outshine all his instrumental works except the piano concerti.

[@timothythorne9464]

Mohammed Pasha I don't understand the condescension afforded Mozart's symphonies. Each and every one of them, beginning with #19, is an exquisite sculpture in sound...and Mozart generally used much smaller orchestras than composers beginning with Beethoven, and afterwards. This present work is a glorious tone poem.

[@petitepasteque7093]

Je ne peux plus me passer de cette musique ..... Je fais de la danse classique et je danse toujours dessus même si elle va vite !!!!!!!!!!!

[@ansatsusama]

Una belleza de delicadeza! SUBLIME

[@mateicopot8090]

thx a lot! is my favourite! all day listening this!

[@byungranghwang4734]

2010 it was my 60th birthday In south Korea big party 60th birthday So I went Lincoln Center "Most Mozart " Watch and nice dinner" Most memorable birthday

[@monivil1]

Gracias x3!!!! 🙏 🙏 🙏 Sublime!!!!!! Excelente!!!!!!

[@deliaplesca7759]

MARVELOUS 💝✨🌍🎹

[@Am4d3usM0z4rt]

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[@antonkomel9337]

Hope to be in Vienna for the new year

[@supraludwick83]

5:51

[@Am4d3usM0z4rt]

To download, right click and choose "Save link as..." or "Save target as...".

[@jacintomesazanon]

Una nota por separado no me dice nada pero toda una melodía con todas sus notas bien armonizadas y bien relacionadas me dicen mucho.... con Mozart más que mucho.

[@mariaairinei548]

😊

[@Sir_Mikhail]

too many ads in the middle of the concert

[@Klavierservice]

Why does it sound in B-dur?

[@MusicArtstrings]

Listen, the version of conductor Horst Sohm and the Copernicus Chamber Orchestra ...! (in the channel: musicartstrings)

[@mikoformiko]

he was 16 years old when he composed this...

[@jacintomesazanon]

Me ayuda a ver la realidad.

[@TGWTGCensored]

At first, I thought it was the PAL version. (In fact, I created a channel specifically for de-PALing videos.) But it turns out that Am4d3usM0z4rt is simply trying to avoid copyright infringement.

[@trestresriche]

why does this wonderfull performance sound like B-flat major instead of A major?

[@matthewlarson738]

Copyright? KZbin has detected what the piece is, however.

[@mateicopot8090]

thx, got it

[@armandogonella2770]

M O Z A R T I S S I M O

[@nadir4344]

16 ans....

[@howardchasnoff208]

development is short, no cadence. here is where Mozart breaks with protocol, Recap starts with 2o theme. not 1o. then finishes with 1o theme and coda. 2nd movement is very pastoral. flutes instead of oboes. this is rare for Mozart.

[@demonic_butler4561]

Can you elaborate? The recap starts with the second theme? That's what I was thinking but I have no grasp on why. I was thinking after his motif of sequencing through themes from 92-95 we arrive at the recap at 96.

[@gonzalo4658]

Pity there's no sheet music follow-along vid, friend, you couldn't've put more? I know I can just look up the score and play the piece but sayin, it wouldv been nice

[@telemachus53]

Ads, guys. Give it a miss.

[@giulianocaridi2408]

1980

[@mateicopot8090]

i saw the link for download, but when i open it, what i have to do? i can't understand german

[@mateicopot8090]

this is my favourite "k"

[@timothythorne9464]

Matei Copot I agree. It's unfortunate this magnificent work isn't programmed more often

[@angelafrankenschloss9627]

I think I might even want to grab a handsome partner and dance with him to it whenever I hear it. :-)

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

I love the first movement :) it's like a dance music

[@hertzair1186]

You are a class act✅

[@ArtemisPen]

I play classical music on the piano and Beethoven is my man. I love Mozart but his music can be dizzying to listen to.

[@ArtemisPen]

I do have favor motzarts piano symphony 21 but I am not a fan of the very popular 40. What music is such a personal thing isn't it? What one person finds moving another person finds annoying

[@JT29501]

Aspasia Baker I am so confused. Mozarts Piano Concerto 21 is indeed very popular (and of course it goes without saying excellent), but this video is Symphony 21 so I'm not sure which one you are referring to. Now of course there aren't even 40 piano concertos, and Symphony no. 40 is also very popular.. I think I feel dizzy trying to understand your comment.. ;)

[@beachcomber4141]

That's the point!!! The whole orchestral interplay is what is so remarkable! Specially for a young lad!

[@manuelalmendarez2232]

Everyone has a certain composer that they like.its all about whats important to you and even your values in life and your personality that makes you choose a certain composer.mozart is the only classical composer that does anything for me even though i tried the others.i dont look for innovations or wit wit in composers as it doesnt impress me like other people.but with mozart i naturally find it.and his music appeals to my personality,although the baroque has all the greatest qualities that i cant find in classical music except mozart comes the closest.so i cant fault anyone for liking a certain composer because everyone will have their own preference.

[@Kai-LilianaHarris]

4:29

[@prunemoonlagoon6173]

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[@transitvanfan]

Kanye clears Mozart anyday

[@MrRQBQ]

If I didn't know otherwise, I would have guessed this symphony was a Haydn composition.

[@Mike60F]

Just recently (well, maybe I was half asleep), I did in fact guess this was Haydn!

[@jacintomesazanon]

Me siento inferior al oírle. Genial.

[@cbw444]

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