W.A. Mozart - Piano Concerto In D Minor, K 466 1st Movement ("Amadeus" Soundtrack)

[@caploader111]

I started playing violin when i was five took lessons for 11 years. I never cared about this music growing up but my dad loved it. My father passed away recently so i started listening to Mozart after watching Amadrus. I feel like rediscovering Mozart is the last gift my father left for me. Like finding money hidden in a drawer but better than anything money could buy

[@jozephinaavdisho5097]

I don't know how many times I have listenend of this, God knows how much I love his music.

[@cardinal3728]

Agree, this piece is terrific

[@yjshin2020]

me too! happiness, sadness, rage, delight, all of emotions is in together!

[@davidriggenbach6921]

I believe this wonderful piece could be the beginning of Romanticism. Mozart was truly ahead of his time. I wish he had lived to be 80. He would had transformed music in unknown ways.

[@abdullutfi7748]

Then there would be no Beethoven as how we would know him today.

[@aus822]

@@abdullutfi7748 in my opinion if mozart lived to 80 he would become best composer to ever live even above Beethoven

[@TehKaiser]

@@abdullutfi7748 Beethoven probably would have snuffed out or modified. Not too different from Elvis dying early, which left the door open for the likes of Michael Jackson to set course for popular music.

[@Celestin710]

No

[@pecosilla]

@@aus822 For me, and I emphasise: for me, Mozart is the best composer ever. And he didn't need to live to be 80. 35 years old were enough. I do repeat: for me 😍😍😍

[@和人彦]

私は、この映画を実際にスクリーンで視て、その時にその音楽を生身で経験しました。 当時は、十代の後半頃。既に数十年経過しても、今でも忘れることはできません。 私が鑑賞した映画館では、千秋楽（上演最終日）でした。かねてから鑑賞したいと思った映画を スクリーンで見ることができました。そして終電で帰路に就きました。 今も時々、DVDをレンタルして鑑賞し往時を思い返します。 感動のシーンは、幾多もあります。 この作品は、名作としか言い表せない人類史上の傑作です。

[@GreatiDude]

A masterpiece -- that's exactly how I described it!

[@Dayserking]

“I will speak for you Father. I speak for all mediocrities in the world. I am their champion - I’m their patron saint.”

[@connorkelly239]

Speak up

[@gareginasatryan6761]

If everyone compared themselves to Mozart, nothing would be made. Sometimes it’s ok to be mediocre, but still good

[@kingryansyoutubechannel7469]

“Mediocrities, everywhere! I absolve you. I absolve you all.”

[@Boysermusic]

​@@gareginasatryan6761 Mozart had his fair share of mediocrities in his time, as do we all.

[@vanessa.jasmine]

Salieri is indeed, my patron.

[@TheSharoncat]

My love of my life the one and the only one Wolfe ❤️❤️

[@dallasd1282]

1 of my all time favs from Mozart

[@dekorek]

a Mix of a concerto, an opera and a symphony. Truly ingenious and innovative. If only Mozart had lived longer...

[@darrenclarke3677]

Absolutely agree, really annoys me and saddens me that he died so young....god you can only imagine the increadible pieces of music he would have created

[@vigokovacic3488]

I guess people are so amazed by the music of this magnificent talent (though there is not a word to describe him enough), that they can't comment after all.

[@vigokovacic3488]

*at all

[@ivana_filip]

Vigo Kovačić Probably so.

[@0ManPiano0]

Really love this soundtrack, nice version, reminds me of the scene in the film.

[@erinbiggs186]

I love the tympani in this. you rarely hear much of the tympani in mozarts works.

[@swordsinging1709]

A monstrous beast of a peice. Sublime !!!

[@dxnxiv]

Unique... Mozart is the God of music

[@pseunition6038]

We think alike..

[@kietale3259]

He not a god because he gone too soon

[@m.zn_11]

Thank you

[@Vincemusicchannel]

You are god's gift ryeg. Thank you for uploading the soundtrack of amadeus

[@rubylily1707]

I have to listen this because of school. But it was worth it.

[@hvargasavila]

En Viena, el día viernes, 11 de febrero de 1785 se estrena el Concierto para piano No. 20 en Re menor, K. 466, de Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. La interpretación de la parte solista corrió a cargo del propio compositor. Según su padre, Leopold, poco tiempo tuvo para ensayar, pero fue un éxito

[@jozephinaavdisho5097]

Magnificent!!!

[@christinelloyd8775]

Oh Mozart, you are such a genius!!!

[@user-michael77]

And a brilliant film!

[@m.zn_11]

Thank you

[@iznasen]

God sending messages through music notes.

[@robertarellanes1268]

Simply incredible!

[@brandohernandez7061]

somehow this brings me memories of the magic flute, queen of the night aria

[@araortegajaimes6605]

bc it’s in d minor, also Don Giovanni finale

[@isiscarvalhonoronha3677]

BOA TARDE que saudade grandiosa Amadus já tinha ouvido algumas vezes essa música mais agora me deu conta apertA o coração lembro como estava vestida eu. 2 amigas foram comigo cinema da Tijuca era um acontecimento pois el e detestava cinema saldade só Isis.

[@willstaas5490]

Anyone notice this is the first piece we hear at the beginning and at the very end it’s the 2nd movement to this concerto

[@mistressmozart]

this is not the piece we hear at the beginning though. the first one we hear is Mozart's 25th symphony

[@avinashdixit4219]

@@mistressmozart We hear it at the beginning of the second half of the movie, right after the intermission.

[@mistressmozart]

@@avinashdixit4219 i don't know when intermission is, but I know the scene this is used in.

[@reparacionesmx1772]

Sublime!!

[@myempathy1]

Introduced me to Mozart.

[@davithambardzumyan39]

Keeps drinking wine.the black mask is knocking the door.

[@perfectblue8443]

D Minor man, just like Don Giovanni

[@jesusmanriquezsantana1590]

And Requiem

[@blademighty3758]

Epic ..

[@malinlundstrom2784]

Favorite concert ❤

[@rigolonzinbrin]

Masterpiece concerto 20 et 21.

[@sebastianlambert8771]

what the fucking magnificence my ears are hearing

[@brandonmichael5508]

This man is amazing.

[@zralokvemigraci]

My favourite version next to Evgeny Kissin's.

[@norbertbrinkmann1966]

Feel this music and you feel god himself ❤❤❤😊🎉💕🎅🏻danke 🐻

[@kylez2701]

Is it me or does this piece sound really close to Beethoven's style in some parts?

[@edwardmalenfant7547]

Its more like Beethoven sound like Mozart.

[@AndreGodoy1973]

Yes, you're absolutely right. Beethoven even wrote one of the "Cadenzas" of this concert.

[@duartemonteiro3531]

I don't feel Beethoven here at all

[@mozartpiano23]

Well Beethoven was born after Mozart

[@erikvanschoor9614]

This isn't Beethoven's style of music, he wrote depressed pieces. This is Mozart, uniquely Mozart. Beethoven was a child when Wolfgang were in his prime and learnt al lot from Her Mozart. Also remember, Mozart's music also isn't classified as true classical nor baroque. He composed inbetween those periods.

[@MrPanzerwaffe13]

John Williams must've got inspired from this when he composed The Force Theme

[@manuelcaine]

My favorita sin comentarios solo excepcional.

[@suryavn97]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@poussinetjaunelil9571]

2:35 is pure beauty

[@udgs9898]

WONDERFUL💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙

[@dreamphoenix]

Thank you.

[@alagianelloni1500]

Beutiful!!!

[@Kasi23]

Wow!! ❤❤

[@35ozgur]

I am listening from special CD comes with movie ... I am spechless

[@BritishJaguar]

03:10 epic moment

[@kamransultanov8879]

He just wrote infinitely great music for this song. Beethoven and others took something for themselves. This is not human power and music.Too much passion and depth.

[@ilaydaaksu6106]

Can u share your cadenza notes please !!

[@jckmdcn]

Anyone know who wrote the cadenza?

[@dinheirocomandregodoy]

Beethoven. Greetings from Brazil!

[@ThePoliticalMusician]

Did I hear a brief viola obligato?

[@JohannaA.5013]

wich Cadenza is that?

[@Zanarkendjp]

No specific Cadenza for that section, it's simply a small few measures previously played from 9:20.

[@araortegajaimes6605]

Mozart did not write cadenza so that the interpreter can show off in that concert, so there are cadenzas from Hummel, Beethoven, etc. but originally the interpreter must improvise, and this is the case.

[@mistressmozart]

@@Zanarkendjp it's not though. I mean it 's definitely utilising those measure but there is some improvisation, or something fashioned out of it so it is a real cadenza. could be the pianist's own

[@jonahtwhale1779]

Where are the world class women composers? Wealthy women of this time were encouraged and celebrated, if they excelled in music. Look how many female pupils and performers there are in this movie. Men had to spread their talents across so many other fields - science commerce, industry, exploration, military etc. Whereas the whole female population in thiis class could concentrate on artistic endeavours. They had men to provide their food, housing and other essentials. Servants to do the hum drum drudgery of life. Nannies to care for their children. Only their hobbies to persue. Yet no women, not one, reached the pinnacle of achievement of Mozart, Beethoven, Brahms and so many other male composers; we can still name today. The rock stars of their time!

[@jackeris1302]

Yeah I think Fanny Mendelssohn would disagree. Quit being sexist.

[@jonahtwhale1779]

1 is that it? There are dozens of world class male composers whose name easily trio off the tongue -Brahms, Beethoven, Chopin, Bach etc etc and you can only name 1 world class female composer? Why is it sexist to expect women to perform equally to men? They claim to be equal, so it is entirely reasonable to expect women to reach equal levels of of achievement. If I claim to be equal to Husein Bolt but can't run 100m in less than 30 seconds - my claims of equality are egotistical nonsense and should be created as such. All I am asking is that women provide evidence fir their claims of equality.

[@jackeris1302]

@@jonahtwhale1779​​⁠no dude, the point of bringing up Fanny Mendelssohn is because she was actively prevented from becoming a published composer, she had to publish her work through her brother. Similarly with Clara Schumann. The reason there aren’t so many famous female composers is because they were prevented from becoming famous. Furthermore we don’t judge quality based on just fame. There’s thousands of unknown composers who made brilliant works that just aren’t known about. Finally, you’re being sexist because you went on an unprompted hating women rant in the comments of a video

[@AdolfoRufatt]

WTF ********?

[@jonahtwhale1779]

We have all Heard demands from females to be given equal opportunities in various fields of human endeavour- because women are equal. Well as a corrollary men can expect women to achieve equally to what men have. So women can prove their equality. Where are the female with equivalent achievements to Mozart, Einstein, Elon Musk, Edison, Jesus, Rockerfeller etc etc etc. There seems to be an achievement gap that is is not explained by lack of opportunity.

[@GioeleDeCarlo]

3:34 1:07

[@GioeleDeCarlo]

1:08

[@MariaWilliams-h7e]

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