OPERA PLANET Amadeus Mozart "Turkish Finale Seraglio" 4K ULTRA HD

[@jeronimobalcarcel1606]

One of the very best scenes in one of the very best films of all time. From the music to the production design, this film will live on forever as a masterpiece of the 20th Century.

[@OPERAPLANET]

Yes absolutely !! This is one of my favorite films of all time !! You must purchase this film on Blu-ray Disc for your collection !

[@AGPO4468]

Mon film préféré un véritable chef d'œuvre.

[@dagmarvandoren9364]

Im Rausch....alles. fantastisch

[@uliuli8997]

Yes Indeed.

[@karenstrong6734]

@@AGPO4468 this film is my favorite too, yes I love this movie even though I’m well aware is it historically inaccurate.

[@MultiSmartass1]

The quick close ups between Mozart and the Opera Singer were worth watching alone. Lovely scene

[@martinstace8201]

And Salieri's expression..."Oh s**t - she's definitely NOT my girlfriend anymore!!"

[@user-qc2kt5kd3i]

She was never his girlfriend

[@jgarceau3285]

The amount of fun he is having at 1:43 is just beyond. Mesmerizing.

[@MaryanaMaskar]

Mozart the Truck Driver :))))

[@marimilozo]

HURT ME BREAK ME KILL ME! can't stop hearing this! mozart was the GREATEST composer in ALL HISTORY. This I say without a doubt, how many notes, what precision and skill, energy... he was PERFECT.

[@vincenzodeleo268]

Yes. Really. But together with Rossini, they dominate the Olympus of music

[@mrdompaul]

What are they singing when the two men are walking her out from the background? There’s an older gentleman on her right and a younger guy on her left. I try to ready their lips n listen but I can’t make it out.

[@fedezeb3669]

@@fishwagt1514 What is this? Is it modern?

[@coreycox2345]

I thought I heard her sing that slipped into the song, Mari Moliozo. I wonder if that was in the film, or added by computer programmers? I thought it added a pleasant "confounding factor." Like a little bit of something rank in perfume. You are right about this scene. It is hard to take one's eyes off.

[@richardwestwood8212]

@@fishwagt1514 cut a few and it will be alright

[@garymiltin5388]

I watched this movie in highschool over 20 yrs ago and this was my introduction to opera and I'm still in awe with this seen

[@donaldtrumpet146]

for me, it was over 30 yrs ago when i was in middle school, and i am still and forever in awe.

[@rogeriomartins6997]

This man was perhaps the most genial composer of all times.

[@Gharcian]

Perhaps?!

[@juniorribeiro3630]

Foi o maior de todos os tempos sim !!!! Imortal

[@namenlos2578]

@@juniorribeiro3630 I completely disagree with you

[@claytonpratesteixeira9812]

Amadeus…, one of the world’s masterpieces👏🥂

[@akanecortich8197]

Oh to sing on that stage where 200 years ago a soprano with Mozart conducting first sang it, stood in that very spot and sang the very same songs. Every opera singer would cut their arm off for that experience.

[@richardque4952]

Milos formand actually saw producer Saul Zaentz weeping.ask him is there something wrong Saul Zaentz told forman he was overcome with emotion.to see Tom Hulce standing in the exact spot where mozart conducted the same opera 200 years ago.

[@EyeShotFirst]

@@richardque4952 It was the writer of the play, Peter Shaffer, whom Milos saw weeping. It was during the segment where Mozart was conducting Don Giovanni, which was in the very theater the opera premiered.

[@feronia7]

Ja besser den Arm als die Zunge 😁

[@EmilyGloeggler7984]

Amen!

[@barsanyibela4027]

The "alte Burgthearer", where many of Mozart's works were premiered was demolished long time ago and its site is currently occupied by a wing of the Hofburg palace complex (the imperial palace and the government center of the Habsburg empire). Surprisingly, the rest of that environment is still very much intact. The new, much bigger and really beautiful new theater was built at a different site. At the time of Mozart Vienna was one of, or maybe the most important center of the world of music. It had several other theaters, including the short living Wiednertheater, where the Magic Flute premiered. This was a huge building and intended to serve commoners and less affluent people. It has also been demolished very long time ago. However, Don Giovanni was first played in Prague and that theater building still exists, although with some modifications.

[@sandervdbrink84]

If there were only more of these performances in old style these days. Still one of my favourite movies!

[@patientsecretary9217]

Sadly most do not realise that they are singing in English as indeed others do in the operatic performances. The little snippet at the end showing Salieri reliving the triumph of Axur, re d'Ormus with Father Vogler looking on in bewilderment is really quite touching. (The actor who played Vogler, sadly died from AIDS in 1995.)

[@kurisu_rpg]

They only sing in English for the German operas, not the Italian, IIRC.

[@emanuelezazzero4450]

@@kurisu_rpg exactly!

[@maestroclassico5801]

A lot of this film was fictional but so dammed entertaining.

[@kayo6524]

アマデウス何回観ても最高です🐶🐶⚾⚾大好きです😆💕歌手の方も素晴らしい🎵

[@dealerovski82]

One of the best cut-out scenes ever in the theatrical version of the movie.

[@EyeLean5280]

Although she liked other genres of classical music, my mom never cared much for opera so I didn't get a lot of exposure to it outside of occasionally hearing a little in music class as a kid. This film sparked an interest in me that's turned into a life-long appreciation.

[@shezadhamid1590]

Bravo for Mozart, bravo for the singer and musicians , bravo for Tom hulc , bravo for the woman whos the singer, bravo for the dancers and performers ,and bravo for the guy who's playing saleri. Great performances

[@adelking66]

Nothing for the Turks😂😂

[@toddford6602]

F. Murray Abraham is the actor who plays Salieri. He won an Oscar for this role.

[@steveath]

I can’t get this music out of my head!

[@fernandorojo528]

FROM ARGENTINA: MOZART---THE BEST

[@akanecortich8197]

To be a Great composer you have to have excelled in each field of composition. There were other great composers in particular fields, but none who excelled like Mozart in every field of music. And alas, he died at 35, when he showed he was getting even better than Great. Maybe God decided, Mozart, you are too much for this world, come home.

[@thesilvershining]

Tchaikovsky actually excelled in every field of music also. Has extremely famous and highly regarded pieces in the repertoire for opera, ballet, symphony, sacred, chamber, and concerto.

[@vikulya78]

However, Tchaikovsky wasn’t a prolific opera composer and his only opera ‘Iolanta’ never reached the same status as many other of his works.

[@juniorribeiro3630]

Perfeito !!!! Mozart nunca foi pertenceu a este mundo 🌎.

[@robertcameronjones]

I don't like how they edited this clip, but it was an outstanding sequence from the movie, and the sound and fury of it is just incredible.

[@m.h.8111]

‘Too many notes …’ ‘Too many notes, dear Mozart, too many notes’ is what Emperor Joseph II supposedly said after the first performance of the Entfuhrung aus dem Serail in Vienna's old Burgtheater. Mozart's reply was: ‘Just as many as necessary, Your Majesty.’

[@HadoukenSpammer]

That piece from Salieri at the end is very good.

[@salmonkill7]

The musical genius of Mozart never fails to amaze me!! What a gift to the World and in his very short life he was more musically prolific than anyone in history! The World owes a tremendous debt to the Classical musical composers of Mozarts day!

[@MegaObserver2010]

Have you knowlege or listened to Franz Krommer's compositions ? please do look up his Concerto for Two Clarinets.

[@salmonkill7]

@@MegaObserver2010 I'll give it a listen thanks!!

[@MegaObserver2010]

@@salmonkill7 Great .. Mozart also had a dozen contemporary composers, each as good as him, who unfortunately however fell into more obsurity as time went on.

[@salmonkill7]

@@MegaObserver2010 As good as Mozart is a bold statement that I'm sure would never hold up!! There have been music critics and historians that do nothing but analyze music from classical composers and Mozart was both prolific in the sheer volume of music he created, and the sophistication was unique. I would agree with you that there were maybe a half dozen other good composers, but "just as good as Mozart!!". Not a chance...

[@MegaObserver2010]

@@salmonkill7 Hello ..and wondering if you had the chance to listen to Franz Krommer's composition .. I'd be curious about how you would review his writings.

[@ssaverio86]

La cosa incredibile di questo film sono la qualità dell'immagine.. Ha quasi 40 anni e sembra dei giorni nostri.. ci sono dei film degli anni 90 inizio anni 2000 che sembrano girati con le telecamere della Seconda Guerra Mondiale

[@nib6773]

My favourite Mozart opera and a absolute classic of a movie...

[@AGMundy]

Interesting why your favourite ? Like so many others Figaro is my own choice. Act 2 is dazzling.

[@nib6773]

When I first listened to it, everything just hit that spot. From the overture to the final act. Since then, it's been my go to Mozat opera.

[@Mai-qo6eo]

which opera is this

[@nib6773]

It's The Abduction from the Seraglio

[@filipuucorsu6636]

Traumhaft! Merveilleux! Merci M Mozart

[@dsnyguy1]

One of my very favorites! Superb!

[@katieray496]

the salieri piece is Axur re d'Ormus for those who are wondering!

[@leonardmckay8661]

My mom remembered her passed life at this time as well me and my sister, she used to sing songs we never heard before we at between 4 and 5 years old she was a natural then, I miss those days

[@BartholomewSmutz]

I wish you hadn't chopped up the Seraglio scene so much.

[@waifuw3566]

Look at u

[@OPERAPLANET]

😘💕💕💋💗💌⭐🏆

[@OPERAPLANET]

@TheWiseMonkey8888 thanks !! 😘💕💕💗💋💌🌟🏆

[@nikkig6106]

BartholomewSmutz Salieri!!!

[@peterthegreat996]

The movie does a chop job on Seraglio ... it’s unfortunate.

[@miguelu182]

well, there it is.

[@amedeomarra8398]

Immenso Mozart e nient'altro. ❤🎉😊

[@adoliveira6692]

Mozart, a gift of God!

[@mariaenricasimoncioni2186]

Bellissimo il film bellissima la musica!

[@lengoldstein6227]

This is how entranced and hypnotized O become when I listen to Wagner's operas daily. Mozart gets me too.

[@walthervanlieshout4635]

Just three words: I love MOZART!

[@g.p.3421]

Teşekkürler sevgili Mozart 🙏

[@doyleperkins4916]

How I love the Opera...luxuriance to my ears...the more notes, the more luxurious...a complex layer upon layer of multilayers...like an onion stuffed full of sulphur and gun powder...over a boiling cauldron!

[@lucidecassandre4096]

Pour moi, et sûrement pour beaucoup de gens, Mozart a ce visage et cette personnalité.

[@Jeff-gj7ko]

Mozart truly was a glam rock star of his day.

[@VCT3333]

The really sad thing is Mozart wanted to compose Operas, but unlike symphonic and chamber instrumental music, Opera composition requires a sponsor and commission. As Mozart was the first freelance musician trying to make it without patronage, he had difficulty getting to write more. And just as he was getting famous enough to be able to get commissions from Opera houses directly, he died. Imagine if instead of around 10 mature Mozart Operas, we have say 25 of them. The World of Opera really missed out on more compositions from people like Mozart, Bizet, Gershwin, Bellini. Just thinking about it makes me feel really sad.

[@ddivincenzo1194]

If he was alive today, he would be a billionaire and far more appreciated.

[@darkknightlight]

The way I explain Mozart and Salieri to my children is, it's like The Beatles and the Rolling Stones. The Beatles music just keeps going on and on and it is endless, it will keep going long after I'm dead. The Rolling Stones as good as they are they will eventually fade that is Salieri. To be fair that is most music nowadays.

[@mypointofview1111]

You compare true talent to two mediocre bands? You have no taste whatsoever

[@Roheryn100]

@@mypointofview1111 The Beatles, by any measure, were not mediocre.

[@isthiswherewecamein6130]

I can honestly say, I am not a huge Beatles fan, though I do like alot of there songs. BUT, I can honestly WITHOUT DOUBT say, that that is the absolute very 1st time I've EVER HEARD someone call the Beatles mediocre!!! And I understand it's your opinion, and you actually feel they are mediocre, but, I believe that their music will live on, side by side with Mozarts. Unfortunately, I think if society ever gets to the point where we would discard one of them, we would surely lose them both. But, what do I know, I just like what I hear.

[@marresendezcuellar7342]

Amo esa pelicula, soy el fan numero uno de Wolfy!!!

[@joalmomontiel7068]

Y que película es ?

[@marresendezcuellar7342]

@@joalmomontiel7068 Amadeus de Milos Forman!!!

[@AlxzAlec]

Can we just appreciate the singing actor.. wow

[@329376676]

those cuts bro, nearly killed me.

[@fernandoalemanbraojo2488]

Que genial esta obra es increíble para esa época que talento ,, y lo que más le creo es que en su mente lo tenía todo , 🎵 a la tumba se llevó todo lo que no escribió gracias 🙂

[@PalomaAlfonso-j4l]

Una pena, que muriese tan joven ...si música será eterna ❤♾️🤗

[@vitellia]

Wonder what that last Salieri aria is from. I feel so sad for Salieri: NONE of his music was included in the original soundtrack album of “Amadeus”. Decades later, Cecilia Bartoli did the Salieri album, and it was full of delights and surprises.

[@kirbyculp3449]

I will look for that.

[@mariapecho2145]

Cudowne!!,

[@TheBlackLodger]

It should be easy to guess that that 1 person was none other than Tony Salieri.

[@OPERAPLANET]

💗💌🥂😂Correct ! 😂 😘💕💋💗💌🥂🌟❣

[@andrehvk_]

Thank you so much!!!

[@annsidbrant7616]

What a superb scene!

[@georgedoolittle9015]

Back when being in a Turkish Harem was cool! 😎

[@guillermoecheverria9053]

Xxx

[@richardcleveland8549]

"The Abduction from the Seraglio" is a wonderful little opera - Mozart's genius in miniature.

[@philipegger4599]

Interesting that the film rendered the opera in English after making a plot point (albeit a minor one) of Mozart's desire for it to be in German rather than Italian.

[@warrenolmsted784]

It makes perfect sense though, since in movie terms English = German, whether spoken or sung.

[@bronco297]

Bravissimo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@dalybor]

A movie for ever! ❤

[@hazzarddune7405]

Beautiful and mesmerizing!

[@philippep4983]

Merveilleux film ! Un chef d œuvre !

[@Aramanth]

Love Salieri's description of Catarina as a "greedy little songibird"! 🐦

[@NoCommunism]

Mozart and Beethoven = Masterpiece

[@fatimacalcagno5801]

Magnifica 🙏🏽Divina🎶Grandíssima💎Bravo, de pé!!!!!!!!!!

[@ruigodway1]

LEMBRO DO FILME VISTO VARIAS VEZES , E, MUITA EMOÇÃO TRANSBORDA !!!

[@jillarwenposadas9621]

I still don't get how if in the film, the Emperor didn't like ballet in his operas... I mean that is kind of still a dance during the finale there (also it's amazing how they can sing and jump around like that at the same time, they must have a built-in oxygen tank among their robes in there somewhere) ^o^;

[@klematiszromanne2728]

I don't understand why the Emperor don't like ballet in the operas...

[@abdullah.a.nahyan]

to get that u need to visit the European political history of 18th century

[@carloslizarraga3596]

Beautifull!

[@trevormillar7404]

Just brilliant!

[@fasteddiejs]

Too many notes

[@Cuteo05]

fasteddiejs that’s the best part!

[@jeremyphelps5140]

well there it is

[@stormraiders1172]

Fat couples rolling there eyes it’s not love it’s it’s rubbish

[@joakimberg7897]

@@jeremyphelps5140 ;)

[@vinzramirez7011]

@@jeremyphelps5140 🤣🤣🤣

[@AtlasBlizzard]

"Hurt me! Break me! Kill me!" Mozart: 😄

[@clarawindischgraetz4170]

Perfect...

[@mucmatthias]

a part of the very best Mozart movie

[@o-b-1]

0:22 Hurt me Break me Kill me

[@이자철-k9e]

thank you

[@chungchihsu2000]

Mozart is both temporal and eternal.

[@Teresa-qy6ho]

QUE INCREIBLE ESCENA... GRACIASSS

[@guspleite]

Amazing

[@aug-pahunters51]

The 1st rock star. Dude was so sick of the style and went to a level new. He was given so much nonsense. Inspiration in business, music, personality, et al. Fear nothing when the talent speaks for itself.

[@jeancharbonneau4303]

You're funny. You say all this as though you were around when Mozart was a "rock star".

[@cengizmo]

Elhamdülillah Mozart, art of Heaven.

[@jeremyphelps5140]

awesome upload! one of my most favorite scenes from one of my favorite movies!

[@MrJaybone5]

I definitely have to get the version with deleted scenes

[@goncakorkmaz1356]

Perfect.

[@mariaisabelsanabriasalmon3641]

Mozart, genio en la vida real, el cine y en todas partes partes👍👍👍👌👌👌

[@lidiapintoveizaga3292]

que voz! buenisima la opera.

[@alejandrovalverde5722]

Bravisimo 👍

[@davidburrows4801]

Love that movie,not correct in language ,but beautiful

[@fancomiczilla4275]

Well..there it is!

[@jaimiesalid3141]

I really liked the actor who played the Emporer.

[@astrid_lovegood947]

0:51 the smile😞💕

[@DariaV-135]

Супер!

[@santanuprandihingia5830]

This type of theater or u can say opera must popularize in rural area for strengthen the economy health

[@javierhernandez6113]

Me encanta esta obra.

[@gmdisaq325]

Bravo magnificent

[@georgefain5575]

The soprano in this scene is Christine Ebersole who today performs in the tv comedy Bob Loves Abishola!

[@fabiogermanico]

En toda su Potestad, por la Gracia de Dios, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. El más grande músico de Occidente, del Mundo, de la Cristiandad y de la Historia.

[@juniorribeiro3630]

Pura verdade !!!!! O maior gênio de todos.

[@seyma1784]

çok güzell

[@seyma1784]

aynısını düşünüyorum

[@billoddiea]

This edit is an utter debacle

[@josemafabian5601]

The only objection is that it is not in its original German ,,Die Entführung aus dem Serail''

[@jeanduval8999]

tous les talents

[@Highinsight7]

I'd LOVE to see an extended version of this FABULOUS movie...!!!

[@NiconD80]

I watched extended and regretted. Deleted scenes only spoiled the impression of the main characters (like Mozart teaching the dogs or Constanze undressed for Salieri).

[@Highinsight7]

@@NiconD80 ohhh... then... I retract... how sad...

[@Highinsight7]

@@dieZauberfloete I will ! thanks...

[@NiconD80]

@@dieZauberfloete nice comment👍 I agree with you - for me those scenes were uncomfortable and i looked at the characters from the other side. I watched extended version few years ago so need to rewatch it.

[@IanLaing-j5m]

oooh, it's like a pride parade, but with music. and talent, and relevance, and value, and purpose, and no narcissists.

[@rejmons1]

So... The Turkisch Finale Seraglio is joyful, colorful and completely meaningless! And I love it for that!

[@daisiesof7778]

Mozart*** Divine force exlressed the frequencies of this divine music. Enlightened soul not just another prodigy child***💗💜❤️

[@bluefalconcrest5632]

BEST MOVIE EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@32ModB]

Love/❤Envy/jealousy....heaven/hell,...songbirds