Mozart - Symphony No. 33 in B flat, K. 319 [complete]

The Symphony No. 33 in B flat major, K. 319, was written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, and dated on 9 July 1779. The symphony has four movements:
1. Allegro assai, 3/4
2. Andante moderato, 2/4
3. Menuetto, 3/4
4. Finale: Allegro assai, 2/4.
The autograph score is today preserved in the Biblioteka Jagiellońska, in Kraków.
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[@elizabethstetler9808]

This composer is timeless, I will be listening to Mozart when I’m 100 years and beyond 🤩🤩🤩

[@AndrewLong]

that switch between the winds and the strings at 16:25 is my absolute favorite, mozart is amazing

[@adelheidgeist6206]

Mehr noch: Mozarts Werke sind ALLE GOTTES GESCHENKE FÜR ZEIT UND ALLEZEIT..!!

[@MozartianObsessor]

I don't understand why your comment gets thumbs down, honestly. There is nothing offensive about your comments. I agree with you, I know the Paris, the Haffner, Linz, and Prague before I know this symphony, but this is equally good as all the rest.

[@andresostep]

You have no idea how much do your uploads have I enjoyed and how well those pieces do to me. I do not know how to thank you for share this wonderful music. From the deep of my heart THANK YOU.

[@zocc116]

i have this on vinyl,on tape, on cd, mp3 and favorite on utube.listening daily for more than a decade now and just can't get enough of it...

[@SuperJimbob75]

This is my favourite Mozart symphony it’s so joyful 🥰

[@PrestonFrankel]

Movement 3 (Minuetto) begins at 12:04, for anyone wondering.

[@misterarrecho]

Not so well known as the Paris, Haffner, Linz or Prague Symphonies; but equally beautiful. Thank you for uploading it.

[@cmrmusic4998]

I love the fourth movement so much 😍

[@JCHO0613]

mozart is my favorite composer

[@tygrr5tripes]

Thank you

[@ernt03]

Mine too

[@deliaplesca7759]

For me, also.....✨✨✨👼👼🎶🌠

[@RequiemAeternam01]

The finale is fantastic. Can't get enough of it.

[@vigokovacic3488]

What a beautiful piece. Full of that classical feel everyone of his symphonies have... and if you didn't notice in the implementation of the 1st movement, there's the motiv of The 4th movement of Jupiter... Also I'm trying to relize how Mozart would've felt that there's now chocolate balls named after him. Would he eat them?

[@YousefSakhnini]

Vigo Kovačić It’s a melodic motive consisting of four notes, it’s taken from old Gregorian music from the Middle-Age and Renaissance eras. Mozart used this melodic motive in 16 different symphonies. I hope I helped

[@beachcomber4141]

If you have the ears to hear, there is lots to hear HERE!!!

[@authenticmusic4815]

lol

[@DanielFahimi]

@@authenticmusic4815 What's so funny?

[@authenticmusic4815]

@@DanielFahimi a joke

[@DanielFahimi]

@@authenticmusic4815 What joke?

[@authenticmusic4815]

@@DanielFahimi it is supposed to be funny that a lot of words in that sentence sound very similar: here, hear, there

[@Sileoism]

In 2:50 starts the "Mozart signature" the 4 notes, that are the same sequence from the 4th movement of his last symphony.

[@YousefSakhnini]

Antonio Capela It’s a melodic motive consisting of four notes, it’s taken from old Gregorian music from the Middle-Age and Renaissance eras. Mozart used this melodic motive in 16 different symphonies. I hope I helped

[@acedelos2656]

Those 4 notes are later used at the beginning of Mendelssohn's Symphony No.5 "Reformation".

[@genesilver7589]

This is my favorite Mozart symphony...although I really like the 40th.

[@sintes88]

I usually don't listen to Mozart but I really enjoy this one.

[@goblinsRule]

You are missing Piano Sonata 8 Piano concerto 21 Piano concerto 23 Piano concerto 24, just to name a few to get started

[@Sigdrifa1]

Thanks for uploading! I love Mozart very much, and I truely enjoy his music. A world without Mozart is a world without meaning. :-) But I'd appreciate some data about orchestra and conductor of this piece. Thank you! And have a great day!

[@msanano100]

Mozart Christ of Music

[@katiujin]

Just a fabulous rendition by Gunther Hasselmann- many thanks!)

[@XavFranz]

from 2:42 till 3:20 - unreal magnificent music, perfection, Inspiration!)

[@luxcraft4171]

Listen to symphony no 41, first movement

[@XavFranz]

@@luxcraft4171 I know It, but 41 - C-Maj is not so take me).

[@christopherbelland7240]

The secondary theme of the 4th movement is my favorite!

[@andrews582]

Notice at 2:42 Mozart presents a famous phrase which he later employed in his "Jupiter" Symphony, No. 41. He must have liked the idea. Interesting, isn't it?

[@Timrath]

Except, it wasn't his own idea. He borrowed it from a Gregorian chant (Pange lingua). Many composers in his time used that theme, and Mozart himself used it in 5 of his symphonies and several religious works. It's a weird that in our time, things that were commonplace and recognised as quotes back in old times, are today believed to be inventions of famous people, only because we have forgotten all the other works that contained them. In a similar vein: Handel did not come up with his famous Sarabande himself; Pachelbel did not invent the chord progression of his famous canon; yet, when people hear something similar in other composers, they instantly assume that the lesser composers borrowed from the greater ones. In truth, the great composers "stole" quite a lot from composers who are today mostly forgotten.

[@andrews582]

Timrath Thanks for the interesting comment on "borrowed" themes. I had no idea that Mozart's "Jupiter theme" had such ancient provenance.

[@edwardhoward5525]

Timrath Wow! That's an awesome comment. You find the same theme in the finale of Haydn Symphony no 3 which is where I had assumed Mozart had got it from. I wonder where the Gregorian monks got it from!

[@alexreik424]

+Timrath Total horse-crap. Go back to the conservatoire which, rightly kicked you out for an over-active yet far-from-the-mark imagination. The greats were no kleptomaniacs, you have a mean-spirited streak about you, Handel only elaborated on ideas he felt were not properly elaborated upon. According to wannabe musicologists such as you, there is nothing new under the sun.....quite a lot from your pen shall be, shortly, (and rightfully) mostly forgotten. Show less

[@edwardhoward5525]

+Alex Reik I think your tone is entirely inappropriate for this forum. 18th century composers constantly lifted each others' themes and recycled their own- The Arrival of the Queen of Sheba theme by Handel is from a concerto for three violins by Telemann and the opening of Zadok the Priest is from Telemann's (glorious) concerto for viola d'amore, oboe d'amore and flute - that's a lot of amore. William Boyce said of Handel's borrowings "He takes pebbles and turns them into diamonds." We can afford to take a similarly relaxed attitude. if you want a really exciting story about music try Have you tried the new Sherlock Holmes story about the discovery of Vivaldi's manuscripts - The Red Priest's Treasure Trove by Orlando Pearson on Kindle Direct Publishing. A real eye opener and there's a great theory about Bach's Brandenburg concerti in the story as well www.amazon.co.uk/Red-Priests-Treasure-Trove-Redacted-ebook/dp/B015AHJPUS/ref=sr_1_1?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1442259752&sr=1-1

[@peterhoff1319]

Note the first movement theme that Mozart brings back for an encore in the fourth movement of the Jupiter Symphony.

[@isabelreyes3842]

Esta música me transport a una dimencion divina fuera del del planeta. !!!AMO A MOZART!!!

[@JCHO0613]

i'm listening to alllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll of mozarts symphonies in order. bach is next

[@smhmyhead8017]

Bach symphonies. Ok.

[@ValzainLumivix]

Ok

[@chessematics]

Actually, Bach should had been the one to start with.

[@chessematics]

@@smhmyhead8017 absolutely ok lol

[@YOTTR]

The minuet is absolutely gorgeous!

[@bedenerexhepaj293]

Just superb!!! Thank you so much for sharing!!!

[@YousefSakhnini]

That chord in 11:36 is amazing 🔥

[@jacintomesazanon]

Siempre me recarga las pilas....la música ayuda al espíritu.

[@elbello5917]

Ira jefa mi hígado se regeneró namás al escuchar a Mozart

[@deyan97]

Andris Nelsons will conduct this on 8th March with the Berliner Philharmoniker. Great symphony!

[@ritabonito8063]

Amo Mozart! Obrigado!

[@alonsoq.m5150]

Obvio que esto no cura cirrosis , pero mentalmente te hace sentir mas relajado y limpio luego de escuchar pura kk .

[@biomuseum6645]

Yo también vine por esa publicación

[@silviadascola480]

También vine por la misma razón

[@luise.macias2787]

Igual yo, jajaja, sabia que la cirrosis no tiene cura, por eso me da miedo

[@larisateslenko9642]

Андрей Попов Первоначально 33-я симфония Си-бемоль мажор была трёхчастная (Быстро - медленно - быстро). В таком виде Моцарт сочинил её летом 1779 года в Зальцбурге. Однако позже, в 1785, для исполнения в Вене Амадей дописал менуэт, ставший 3-й частью. В таком виде симфония исполняется и сейчас. 1-я часть на три четверти. Местами звучит почти как вальс. Причём венский вальс, вполне по-штраусовски. Местами как быстрый менуэт. А в целом, это австрийский лендлер. Красивейшая вторая часть в ми-бемоль мажоре похожа на оперную арию. Вполне можно приписать туда строчку для пения и петь. Вообще, у Моцарта очень много в инструментальной музыке таких мест. Даже в фортепианных сонатах. Нет сомнения, что опера была главным его жанром, главным стремлением - писать для театра и для голосов. Сама природа Моцарта удивительно певуча. Менуэт (Венский) в Си-бемоль мажоре неспешен и в церемониальном характере. Возможно, он имел и иное предназначение, не только быть частью симфонии. И снова финал - итальянская тарантелла. Удивительно, как сильно повлияла Италия на Моцарта. В одном письме, ещё в юности, переезжая в тарантасе через Альпы, он писал отцу: «здесь заканчивается немецкий болван, и начинается итальянская неразбериха». Уверен, что неразбериха была ему по душе, хоть Ломброзо и утверждает, что Моцарт боялся, что итальянцы его отравят… Может, он кухню имел в виду? - все эти болоньезе, капрезе, равиоли, спагетти и пиццу?.. Не знаю.

[@user-rv1fh2ky3e]

Спасибо за такие познавательные комментарии. Вы так хорошо разобрали произведение, что слушаешь уже по-иному. Спасибо Вам.

[@dick12235]

Thanks: Wonderful Mozart: None Better. A Treat.

[@miguelgarciaaudelo4266]

Extraordinaria versión de esta obra. Me gustó muchísimo. Congratulations. :D

[@sebastiandelestero1998]

Quien vino aqui por una recomendacion de un meme

[@andresarevalo6146]

Jajajajaja 😂

[@jennypalacios3400]

Yooo ya siento como se me regenera el hígado

[@fulanitadetal9079]

No era un meme, por favor sean serios ☺️... Es información que cura☝🏼😁

[@michelleparvati2891]

Justo vengo por.eso JAJAJAJA

[@albertomaygutierrez6587]

Se me curó la cirrosis, si funciona!

[@lucianomantovani3567]

study + mozart = success

[@peterhoff1319]

@TBH. One explanation I have heard for all the repeats (which are standard to symphonic form, not unique to this piece) is that, in an age that did not have recorded music, the composer was able to install the tunes in the memory of the audience.

[@andrews582]

That is a very perceptive observation. Modern recordings have given modern audiences to hear repeat performances on a scale never imagined in the years before the end of WWII. Perhaps in our age we have become a bit lazy and spoiled. I am grateful for this indulgence, a blessing for people like me who are devoid of any talent and cannot deliver a decent performance on any instrument whatever.

[@markemmanuel9677]

I'm gay all day in a major way.

[@shishirth]

A fine performance!

[@shoker7054]

No sé si cura la cirrosis, pero que cura el alma seguro

[@user-fu6tt8qq4v]

아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻📯🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤

[@omegads3862]

4:26 Storm.

[@jacintomesazanon]

No me canso de oírle.....genial.

[@adelheidgeist6206]

Mozart ist und bleibt M O Z A R T !!!

[@patriciaaldama8197]

Extraordinario.

[@victoriarochatrujillo8870]

Perfecto para mi 20/9 /20 gracias bendiciones

[@trumpetplayer3002]

This comment is exactly a year old from when I read it. 9/20/21

[@javierlopezestrada7947]

10:34

[@oscarignacioolavarriaaquev8363]

el Director es Erich Leinsdorf dirigiendo la Royal Philharmonic Orch, de su integral para Westminster hoy Universal, grabación monofónica de los años 50s, que ya anticipa un Harnoncourt o un Pinnock!. Oscar Olavarría (DPISANI en Foroclasico), Santiago, Chile

[@NatiDeNut]

Can you translate that into English please? I think there is valuable info you posted

[@oscarignacioolavarriaaquev8363]

Ok, Rinatya: "the conductor is Erich Leinsdorf and the orchestra the Royal Philharmonic from London. This recording is part of Erich Leinsdorf's integral for Westminster label, now Deustche Gramophone or Universal, a vigorous and dinamic version that anticipates Harnoncourt o Pinnock versions to this piece". Excuse my english, please. Best regards! Oscar Olavarría, Chile

[@andrews582]

+oscar ignacio olavarria aqueveque Your English is Fine! Thanks for the information.

[@artiesolomon3292]

The conductor is Erich Leinsdorf of the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra. recorded in Monophonic in the 1950's which already anticipates the interpretations of Harnoncourt and Pinnock

[@MrFpam]

Pretending to not know details of the performance to avoid copyright! You do this all the time!

[@jean-marielandrevie800]

superb

[@rosatrenado8996]

Amo la musica deMozart

[@jacintomesazanon]

Cuarto movimiento....¡qué rapidez de movimientos de las notas!...agradable...notas bien armonizadas y relacionadas dan sentido....una sola nota no me dice nada, ni me satisface.

[@dad9447]

Su frescura no tiene fin.

[@sidolerigolo2547]

magnifique

[@armandogonella2770]

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

[@caimpulsiva800]

Hermoso

[@Am4d3usM0z4rt]

@shroomingnewman Excuse me?!?

[@Shutaisei1]

thanks blitzcrank

[@Teemu_TV]

Wow, they were keen listeners back then? I mean, there's repetition marks in the end of the 3rd movement so the orchestra would have to play the whole movement from the beginning!

[@NatiDeNut]

So what? The conductor may choose or not choose to repeat.

[@antoniolopezava]

Bendita cirrosis, algo bueno debía tener ser tan borracho jajajaja

[@biomuseum6645]

Un borracho con cultura

[@silviadascola480]

Aquí no borracha pero con cultura. En la cirrosis ya no importa como llego sino que en este momento somos todos iguales con o sin bebida es el mismo infierno

[@raoulkostin4466]

La musica cura cualquier enfermedad, en especial las del animo

[@inakiperezartola5279]

Puede ser Márriner y la ASMF?

[@bst0518]

Shut up and enjoy the music. I agree :)

[@SinhNguyen-ry9zt]

How many Mozart's symphonies written in D major?

[@silviadascola480]

No sé cómo podría curar mi cirrosis esto pero intento lo que sea por un poco de sentirme mejor 😭

[@WinterWrax]

League of legends support team told me to come here to cool off so i wouldnt get mad in-game.

[@xisorzchriss2922]

I came here after getting banned on league of legends now trying to get my account back.This is what bot blitzcrank told me,to come here and listen this to calm down.

[@trippyfeux3767]

Me too but mine was chat restriction lmaooo

[@mariaelenavidalarangua289]

Solo un sordo no sabe si es de Mozart o Elvis Presley, aquí se interpreta al gran músico Mozart en la Symphony No. 33.

[@jacintomesazanon]

El "EQUILIBRIO EMOCIONAL" en que te pone la música de Mozart (por lo menos eso es lo que siento yo) es "PERSONAL E INIMITABLE"..... es como un "EQUILIBRIO EMOCIONAL CON DICHA A LA VEZ" ....... la música de Mozart me produce felicidad a mi estado de ánimo....... ¿DE DÓNDE VENDRÁ ESA FELICIDAD......? ....... es un misterio que me FASCINA DE VERDAD.

[@marlylparrao9784]

Aquí la cura de la cirrosis y yo dizque visitando especialistas 😒😒

[@dadnapt24]

known even better :I

[@nocynic]

Can't believe this is Leinsdorf. Whenever I played under him, he sucked every molecule of life out of the music.

[@gurrenmed5319]

Stupid Blitzcrank bot told me to come here

[@fulanitadetal9079]

👈🏼☝🏼🎶❤️

[@balucared]

I'm here cuz blitzcrank bot told me

[@klunke6726]

idk kinda overrated

[@yairhatsor8213]

fack

[@marcosrobertojuarez]

Not one of the best symphonies of Mozart.