Mozart - Symphony No 40 G minor KV550 - 432 Hz

[@Jkeener94]

I have listened to classical my whole life and I am a classical pianist. This is the first time I heard this song at 432 Hz, totally different experience. Way better!

[@pennyarcadequartet]

it won't be the first time, as many classical ensembles play with As below 440, often as low as 422...

[@Jkeener94]

Penny Arcade For me it was the first time I have heard this particular Symphony at 432 Hz. I didn't say that Symphony No 40 in G minor was never played at 432 Hz. Two words, formal semantics...

[@Teauaa]

Depuis Hitler, les instruments de musique ont été réglés en 440 Hz, ce qui est disharmonique. Nous avons de plus en plus de musiciens au courant qui changent les données et mettent en 432 Hz, harmonique.

[@sarahowel3249]

how can i become a classical pianist? ive played since i was 4 years old now am 22

[@Vextrove]

@Xavier Foisse lmao

[@cdubya83X]

I am for certain that anyone listening to this video is an awesome human being!

[@blu3on]

I love you and every person who is listening to this ^_^ !

[@symbolshiphop6076]

damn right it is...

[@stephaniepiddock7315]

[@Cmars80]

cdubya83X thank you. Have an awesome day. Peace and love

[@umutyds7332]

7 years... Time flies...

[@abrahampalmer1153]

one of the most mellow and Blissful songs ever by Mozart

[@jwalsh3579]

I can feel the difference and it's not some illusion. Music at 432hz feels better!

[@mariem5752]

On ne le dira jamais assez, Mozart est un pur génie.

[@tangospirit22]

Thanks so much for sharing this eternal musical gem in the right frequency. It goes right to the heart.

[@duncanmarlow]

A little research revealed that Mozart actually preferred A422, and that the current A440 reflects a compromise between 18th century composers and 19th century wind instruments. As the brass instruments evolved, the trend was toward brilliance-- so much so that it began to strain singer's voices. Verdi insisted on A432 for his performances but there was still enormous variation from country to country. A London conference decided on A440 in 1939 because the tone was to be electronically generated for consistency in BBC broadcasts. I could find no definitive reference to a Nazi or Rockefeller Foundation plot to unsettle the masses. There are many other esoteric reasons to use A432, if the numerical considerations are important to you, then certainly there is more justification for A432 than A440. It is "warmer" and that should be considered in therapeutic settings.

[@FreshAirRules]

Finally an intelligent comment in this sea of musical ignorance. Welcome to KZbin where the uneducated mass in abundance. Where the attention span is akin to a lightning bolt. Where people that want to learn shouldn't be. Why am I here? (Its entertaining.)

[@dubbelhenke854]

The Vienna Philharmonics have for many years tuned their instruments closer to 442 just for brilliance.....

[@odd-arnedahle2173]

@@FreshAirRules For some people, entertainment is used for learning.

[@vardanhovakimyan7633]

No, the thing is that 440 is somewhat sharper. To my ear 432 is somehow more settled if I can call it this way... I don't know and don't have words to express how it sounds to my ear in comparison - "settled" would be the best word to describe. 440 is sharper, which is particularly audible on some short passages from chord to chord throughout the piece as well as overall... hmmm... Not that it is a critical difference whatsoever, but sounds more stable if I can put it this way... As if the sonorities are in their places and do not jump out... I don't know... Even 432 sine wave sounds more settled in comparison to 440 sine wave. Weird. However, A422 is an interesting option, which, if ever, I haven't consciously experienced yet, and am going to discover it immediately. Plus, I am curious, how back then were they able to establish/tune to pure 440 or 432 or 422 or whatever? Cheers

[@laceandribbonsviolin]

Musician here🙋🏻‍♀️i began taking lessons in 1991 tuned to 440. I became chronically ill in 2019, and in early 2023 I discovered Solfeggio frequencies. I’ve tested it on myself: playing a piece in 440 and switching to 444 or 417 (A). There’s no comparison for me; my joint’s are able to play the same difficult music much longer and more relaxedly than 440 which makes my joints stiffer. 31 years experience 440 Almost 1 year experience 444/417, i much prefer😅

[@alexanderninethson8801]

432 IT'S THE BEST WAY TO TRULY ENJOY MUSIC. SPECIALLY CLASSICAL MUSIC

[@jazzyboo28432]

This literally transports me into another time period. Beyond beautiful.

[@peterandreassen5838]

same here - it transcends time & space

[@AndreaLucisano]

432 Hz is the key of revolution

[@kingofskateop]

432hz frequency is very healthy.. but only the A note has that frequency (in US standards its 440hz).. but other notes have different hz's.. but music is the harmony of many notes.. so it's not 432hz.. btw, this music's is not tuned (pitched) to the A:432, I tested it..

[@OsmosisHD]

Yes its like massage for my brain. Since i know about 432hz i don't want anything different

[@sdzhchannel]

kingofskateop Maybe a little bit lower? A# = ca. 440 Hz? + Ако не някой с българско име, то кой друг ще се опита да върне нормалните неща?

[@octaviusmigtonius2965]

@@kingofskateop What is it? I tested it and I think it is A432, or at least very close.

[@octaviusmigtonius2965]

I think it's closer to A428.

[@RobynnNinjah]

I dont mean to sound pretentious, but I wish we all had the ability to go back and listen to this ORIGINAL piece. Goodness, could you imagine how beautiful and powerful this would be if we had all gone live to hear this EXACTLY the way Mozart wanted it?

[@neilleslie1008]

Robynn Ninjah that ain't pretentious yo. You just be saying what you feels.

[@finnandjakeonapoptartcat5265]

@@neilleslie1008 huh? lol.

[@shanefowler3504]

This is a lot closer to what it would have sounded like.

[@rakymangiacapre4901]

La cosa più bella e rilassante ma allo stesso tempo entusiasmante che abbia mai sentito in vita mia!

[@Eqanox1_0_1_0]

true master of his art, the finest of great classic symphonies, mozart forever

[@AleksanderKrawczyk]

I had cancer but after hearing this its gone!!!! alllujah!!!

[@marialepper1042]

super, dzieki za te informacje!!! :D

[@remixuereb]

Is that actually true or a joke ? It seems to be the second solution to make friens and unknown persons lol !

[@yeetman4953]

Aleksander Krawczyk nice joke

[@TheErikRamone]

Mr. Aleksander people like you, have the opinion to oneself, it is not necessary to comment on their discomfort, for thus you are able to spoil an opinion of someone who found peace in a certain way listening to this type of music, this kind of frequency, as people always look for means of change and feeling good, if they have ended up here, let them do what they want, we do not need negative opinions, the world is bad because of this, people express their thoughts, but dont forget to let the negativity dead. please stay in peace, thank you for your attention

[@tangospirit22]

Spontaneous healing? Happens quite often only doctors and the medical industry won't hear it and nobody publishes it. There is no money in free musical healing or spontaneous healing for that matter.

[@radagim]

Beautiful melody, composed by a being touched by God

[@marieannearmand4206]

Merci de nous avoir téléchargés cette magnifique musique du grand maître Mozart, thank you

[@abbyovitsky]

I now see all of my old favorites have one thing in common: 432hz

[@wolfgangamadeusmozart9606]

The reason why this video has exactly 999k views

[@wbworkout]

I am glad to find this great piece of music in 432! Thanks you so much.

[@brianlaforge5018]

Thank you, Sir Mozart

[@bibitonyg9047]

ПРЕКРАСНО! THANK YOU!!!

[@User1rond3xt3r]

A frequência de 432 Hz, que através das bençãos do Eterno Criador, e muita fé ... curam o corpo e a alma ... nesta obra magnífica de Mozart! Que Ele abençõe à todos nós com muita saúde e sabedoria ...

[@BrigittePlattner]

I love this music.

[@yansoloextreme8]

When I hear this I am taken to another place in time. I imagine and project myself to a romantic period without cell phones and cars. A place where women wear beautiful dresses instead of yoga pants.

[@asabovsawbilow3850]

+Red Cross he's right, you shouldn't masturbate. masturbation will make you blind, as they say THIRD EYE BLIND MY NI

[@Phantasmal-Frights]

+yan solo i really understand you !

[@yeetman4953]

Da Koder wat

[@Vextrove]

But girls with yoga pants are sexy

[@fabiolaysaba634]

@@Vextrove when you're 62yo not much LMAO...

[@Elif-id8lh]

Mozart,ın Symphony no 40 G minör senfonisini dinlemeden yapamıyorum benim en çok beğendiğim eserlerden birisi genç kuşaklarada tavsiye ediyorum çok teşekkür ediyorum.İzmir,den sevgiler.

[@rogerrabbit3020]

Beautiful this is a masterpiece.

[@FreshAirRules]

Masterpiece? Its a travesty. Listen to other versions of this and you'll see. This is played way too fast and is severely rushed.

[@Kakoi-to-X]

Это потрясающе!!! Великолепие!

[@jhonnyhard8523]

432 hz :O the elite change the standar to 440hz negative vibrations... this feel so gooddddddddddd

[@2ndPyleOfVinyl]

This was probably how audiences first heard the symphony as tuning was about 10-15 hz below what we use today.

[@FixItAMIGO]

Very nice its more pleasant to listen to, modern tuning is making one more nervouse than giving joy. I am going to give this tuning a try on guitar

[@AnnBearForFreedom]

8 hz, actually, specifically. Today music uses a 440 hz "A", this was written for a 432 hz "A"

[@FixItAMIGO]

AnnBearForFreedom 8hz difference doesn't sound much but still one hears it maybe the beat is slower too or something

[@AnnBearForFreedom]

ztarrfect Depends on how this video was created. If the musicians played the original at 432, it is not slower . If the original was played at 440, but the recording itself was adjusted to 432, then yes, it is probably slower. But like you point out, its only 8 hz so its not a lot slower if it is any slower. Still...its good to hear the pitches the way the composer intended them to sound.

[@FixItAMIGO]

it is pleasant recording , if it wasnt written down I probably wouldn't noticed it at all

[@OlmoHerediaBlanco]

Like si estás escuchando al mayor genio de la historia por la conspiración de los herzios

[@odii9250]

jl like a boss

[@TheNoob631]

+OLMO HEREDIA - COUNTERTENOR xd seee

[@_ryanc]

The title and most of these comments are incorrect and misleading since the A in this audio is closest to 420-421 Hz. The supposed “more natural” quality is simply a preference toward lower tuning in general; there isn’t anything special about 432 Hz in particular.

[@elising2095]

Amazing 432 thank you! :)

[@sergiosantos777]

perfect gratitude

[@Йероним-л8ю]

You can also hear Mozart - Symphony No 41 - "Jupiter" - 432 Hz here : Mozart - Symphony No 41 - "Jupiter" - 432 Hz

[@GOLDENoPP7]

THANK YOU!!!

[@FixItAMIGO]

awesome versions spasiba!

[@weapoolx182]

+Йероним Mozart, the music Genius. There's nothing else to say!

[@waldgaenger_77]

Jupiter is his Masterpiece. Thanks sooo much for uploading this wonderful soul-lifting music in the right Frequency.

[@antoniaantoniabelenmas.2395]

Nozart es Mozart . que más puedes desear .UNICOOO !!! SUblime .

[@rafaeleduardoborquez-marti2179]

So I was playing Mozart at 432 Hz in my bedroom on the ps3 and then took a shower. Of course you can't here the tv well from the shower so I play it on my phone. Came back after the shower and this song was playing on both of them. Coolest part was that both the ps3 and phone where on auto play and both were playing the same song exactly 60 seconds apart. So cool how it just happened like that.

[@FreshAirRules]

Well if you want to really hear music well be sure to play it on a cell phone. That'll do it!

[@ramongarcia3956]

en 432Hz. directo al alma...

[@richardklaus8546]

Super musique de polarité magnétique !!!

[@saravankumar213]

some people born great

[@kostea87]

Awakening happenin...

[@paulroy3762]

Constantine M. It's amazing that in many houses in the same time (now!) people starting to hear 432 Hz music ;)

[@kostea87]

Yes Paul we are raising the vibration on earth :)

[@LuisMBTFL]

Constantine M. good to see someone in the internet, that knows about the awakrning, good vibes, and light for you.

[@kostea87]

Much Love Madhava dasa :)

[@floweroflife0306]

Titan. Divine manifestation through him.

[@eleonoradevi4064]

Just love it....simple...♥♥♥

[@Ruben-b3l]

1 millon de seres conscientes en todo el planeta, ni está mal...

[@اميرمحمد-م4ل1ي]

موسيقى اكثر من رائعة تجعلني أسافر في بحر الالحان واغوص في محيط مشاعري

[@indefinite115]

ALLAH AKBAR

[@SeanElliottH]

I have Foobar 2000 and the settings allow you to adjust the pitch to where the music being played is coming out of the speakers at 432hz rather than the standard 440hz it was recorded in... I love Foobar 2000, it has warmed up and brightened ALL of my music. It's hard for me to listen to CDs or the radio etc anymore..

[@RocksCrack]

and where would that setting be?

[@SeanElliottH]

In preferences go to playback; open the drop menu DSP manager; add "sound touch" to your active DSP's list; highlight "sound touch" and above it click "configure selected" and set to "rate adjust" to "-1.82%". It might not be the most ideal or best way, but for free, it beats doing nothing.

[@TheRancord]

Cannot unhear, I wanted to buy this piece on itunes, but the preview on all felt to different for me and reading a bit in commentaries makes it sense

[@LR-nq5hs]

Grazie mille !

[@peacelovingdude]

WoW!... just great stuff...

[@anaceleste2631]

Very fast but excellent !

[@abrahampalmer1153]

1:03 most mellow part ever in music

[@jajavier01]

is really relaxiiiiiiiiiing

[@jennimonson9877]

Sehr gut. Danke shon

[@bionicminifig]

I CAN HEAR IT!!

[@sandamondecar8817]

very smooth.. :)

[@plaxen1]

thanks!

[@pietbotha6172]

Great thanks!

[@grimmjow7402]

la vibracion que provoca la musica es impactante en el cuerpo humano, nos eleva a la inspiracion

[@MicheleCuni]

Thanx you !

[@EshitaDaCook]

playing this piece in school

[@annijooni]

Yepppppppppppppppppppp

[@EshitaDaCook]

yeepppp but worse lml

[@TheLegendaryBS]

DO IT

[@jesusdavidnunez4066]

GENIO!

[@roiburobert1305]

SENZATIONAL

[@radar432]

fantastic

[@barbarafinkelstein2562]

Even my cat is calmed by this

[@piskotprotebe]

Magnificant!

[@JuanArias-fi4xk]

Excelente música 🎼🎼🎼

[@PasqualeSapia]

Complimenti

[@valen_ashton]

enrealidad la musica relaja demasiado !!!

[@sabrinamunozg]

432 Hz ♥

[@gut__]

17:30 ! Excellent !

[@syronesis9722]

Azozeo 45.55 tune on Syronesis C.h.a.n.n.e.l in 432 hz

[@lasarousi]

ive never heard this 432hz "natural" frequency until today,is strange but one can really hear something odd about the pieces already known (at normal frequency) it has... this something that seems off, but actually feels better fitting. its weird.

[@lesdoll402]

lasarousi this is the way mozart wrote all of his pieces as during his time period all instruments were tuned to 432hz as opposed to the 440hz. of todays music. mozart naturally tuned his instruments to 432hz. It is said that if he were to hear some of his pieces today in 440hz. might not recognize them until the major themes are played.. fantasy in F comes to mind. it's almost completely different in 432hz. i'm sure he'd recognize this piece in 440hz; but it does sound quite odd after listening to it in the natural form of 432.

[@atanororzowei8036]

bellsisimaaaaaaaaa

[@GabrielRibeiro-ky2mc]

Desejo 1: Gostaria de agradecer do fundo do coração por eu e a minha família vivermos sempre com segurança e com boa saúde. Desejo 2: Estou muito feliz e agradecido por tirar notas boas em todas as provas de todas as matérias da escola. Desejo 3: Agradeço demais pelas empresas "Svc Licitações" do meu Pai e a "Valore" da minha Mãe crescerem bastante.

[@balkee42]

Everytime i hear this piece i envision myself walking around Vienna circa late 1700's, wearing those weird pants and buckle shoes and gray wig,mingling with the townsfolk

[@Marzziooo]

deve ser autosugestão mas essas gravações ajustadas para 432 hz me arrepiam e me fazem sentir calor

[@flyshacker]

If we want to hear music as a composer intended it, we should hear it in the composer's original tuning.

[@Pedrooko]

In his time, there was no such thing. 440 or 442 Hz is a modern invention.

[@sirpamariannesinimaa7624]

The tuning of 440 was decided by the time of the Faschischm....make your choise...

[@flyshacker]

Yes, I get that. When I said "in the composer's original tuning" I meant 432! So, why are all modern recordings and concerts done at 440?? 440 is great for pieces written for 440, but pieces written for other tuning should be played in the original tuning!

[@sirpamariannesinimaa7624]

Yes they are! All instruments are tuned like this since 1939... I think it's time we get back to 432...this will harmonize the world, 440 are making the mankind nervous and obeying...this researchers have already found out. Make your choise...! Train your hearing, learn to listen...

[@sirpamariannesinimaa7624]

...just a convention...

[@alexismendoza3424]

5:34

[@Jeffersonkernel]

merci

[@reversegod_3605]

how did you convert it from concert pitch (440hz) to 432hz? i love it

[@ihatesuburbia83]

This helped my headache. Very nice thanks -_-

[@loganfruchtman953]

Mozart on period tuning is so much better

[@buzzsaw161]

The switch hundreds of years ago to 440 Hz was to create as much disharmony as possible so we could no longer experience our god self even when going to the power of music...... Who would do that?

[@thenewmidiera]

Oh mio dio! :-O :-O O CAZZO!!! Maestosissimo.

[@abrahampalmer8761]

1:00-2:50

[@KiKiTheTechie]

[@FreshAirRules]

Kiki, you're talking to people that don't know anything much about music. They talk about pitch/frequency after your comment is about the speed its played at. I noticed the same. Its rushed and hurried as if they want to get done so they can go get something to eat. Terrible rendition. If you want to show an example at least show something that is played reasonably well. This is not. Thankfully there are many examples of fine performances of Mozart symphonies. Regarding the pitch, to me it seems more relaxed. Its an eerie feeling to think you may have been listening to music tuned at the wrong frequency for decades. The thing is a tone of 432 hz is measured by our time scale but that is a recent determination. Do you think they measured things in seconds a thousand years ago? It was impossible. No clock had been made that measured anything close to seconds. (How did they set appointments?!) So that is a thing to keep in mind - we could have set 50 seconds to a minute or a 100. 100 would seem to have been a more logical division of a minute with 100 minutes in an hour. Sort of a metric way of keeping track of time. Anyway, we set it at 60. But it could have been anything. If it sounds better at 432 (and most people seem to think it does) go for it. But all that money you spent on your 440 tuned music collection may have been wasted!

[@1janak362]

I Know Mozart wrote concertos for nearly all major instruments (Piano, Violin, Horn, Oboe, Bassoon, Viola.) But did he write any music specifically for Cello? If so, I am unable to find it. Will someone else confirm this?

[@abrahampalmer1153]

2:52-6:16

[@lalolanda7946]

like si llegaste aqui por Kally's Mashup !!! la mejor Kally

[@gulfarasalimova6431]

Просто круто

[@isabelcoloma9033]

Bellisimo

[@adamjessica2464]

Marcia turca mozart

[@hectoravilavaldez6106]

muy buena

[@FreqqWavez]

I use Audacity to change the pitch to A = 432 hertz, I actually have some transposed classical music on my channel (:

[@scientifico]

Hmmm, It sounds slower but maybe that's because I've been so accustomed to the added freneticism of 440Hz. Lord, what am I going to do?

[@kindermns]

Супер!

[@EricHvisc]

I would love to hear Scheherazade by Rimsky Korsakov at 432 Hz

[@angiemoran3676]

Esta musica esta a 432 hz suena muy real

[@lonelybullet1]

Wish you didn’t cram like 10 ads into this music video.

[@doffa5613]

балдеж

[@gregson99]

Did mozart tune his instruments to A=432 and if so how did they really know back then what 432hz was?

[@pablosorbara2280]

Craigson Burg In Mozart's time there was no standard A... so they couldn't know what they were tuning at... every instrument and every orchestra was tuned a little bit different in every performance. Later the tuning fork was popularized and A 440 became standard...

[@GintokiPianist]

Craigson Burg just abit of background, The tuning fork was invented by John Shore in 1711 and it had a pitch of A423.5 where they were available it would have likely been used for a standard mozart aparently used A421, there is quite an in depth history of different pitch uses over history

[@Whatismusic123]

He didn't. They didn't have equal temperament back then.