SWEET STRING MUSIC!! | Eine Klein Nachtmusik - Mozart (Reaction)

[@aftonair]

Mozart's Requiem is probably my favorite piece of music. I recommend listening with headphones on and eyes closed.

[@KevinWalsh-m7w]

My introduction to the masters was watching Bugs Bunny cartoons.

[@aftonair]

Same! "Kill the rabbit!"

[@annemieverhoeven2566]

On to the rabbithole you go. This is geniuously good❤❤

[@JasonCotter-j7m]

Mozart wrote his first song at age 5. I’ve heard it and it’s good!

[@passwordbosco407]

Wrote his first symphony at age 8 in 1764.

[@seerofallthatisobvious1316]

One day we'll try the rock and roll of classical music and listen to Vivaldi's "Four Seasons".

[@phillyflyer12]

if Vivaldi is the rock n roll of classical, I would say that Mozart is in the prog genre of classical.

[@diverdown631]

This Mozart piece has been used many times in movies and advertisements

[@AliasMark69]

Thumbs Up to the Patron who requested this Classic.... Nice Choice

[@bugvswindshield]

That'd be me. I also requested Dwight Yokum, Judas Priest and Rhapsody in Blue :) I go all over the place!

[@aftonair]

​@@bugvswindshield❤!

[@AliasMark69]

@@bugvswindshield Cool.... Me too. We must make sure JM gets a cross cover of Culture.... Smile

[@AliasMark69]

I have some great tunes in line.... Too bad JM can't do them as fast as I/we can suggest them. WE are steering his ship.

[@bugvswindshield]

@@AliasMark69 heck ya buddy! I got a couple of yacht rocks coming ;p

[@andydavies1810]

Thank you sir, fantastic, uk bricklayer! Keep searching!

[@cshubs]

Check out the movie Amadeus, which is loosely based on Mozart's life. It's a great movie with tons of great music and story telling.

[@JasonCotter-j7m]

Great Movie!

[@richdiana3663]

I'm 73, and it's in my top 10.

[@mandarinlearner]

Mozart made no corrections to his written music, he was that good

[@dagmar.6954]

Beautiful song! One of Mozart's classic songs. It translates from German to English "A Little Night Music".

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

More Classical and Jazz please.

[@aftonair]

I'll second that request!

[@stevesnow315]

I, too, like classical music. I believe you have chosen aright to start with pieces that are familiar even though we don't know why they are sometimes. The Christmas season is nearing. I have quasi ritual at this season. I make it a point to listen at least once to "The Nutcracker." That's about the only thing I've done with any sort of regularity. I'm enjoying your dive into some of the classics. Peace.🤘😎❤

[@cshubs]

Let me also recommend the opera singer Cecilia Bartoli. She has the voice that comes once in 10 generations. She controls her voice like no one ever has.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

Classical and Jazz are mathematical equations expressed in music. Listening will stimulate your brain and the early in life you listen the more elastic your brain will become. Elastic brains are able to store and analyze more information. As a person ages their brain losses elasticity.

[@KrizzySummerz]

I’m not into classical a great deal but when I hear it my imagination peaks. I imagine the ladies and gentlemen waltzing to this in a ballroom in a big fancy country estate. A really beautiful piece, thanks for sharing something different 😊

[@AliasMark69]

Govi & Mozart back to back.... No Words Necessary.

[@richdiana3663]

Good to see you expanding your music experience.

[@bugvswindshield]

Great Song. If anyone has not seen the movie "Amadeus " I highly recommend it. Really gets into Mozart and the times he lived.

[@bobschenkel7921]

That's Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, one of the most prolific musicians to ever walk the planet. This is one of his most familiar and often played pieces, which translates to "A Little Night Music", but you probably knew that already. For a fairly reasonable look at his life I would suggest the movie "Amadeus". Pretty long, but worth your time, I think you would enjoy it. It stars F. Murray Abraham, Thomas Hulce and Jeffrey Jones.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

I am by no means a expert on Classical music but do have a few composers who can identify when I hear some of their pieces i.e., Edvard Grieg and Antonio Vivaldi.

[@mariaportengen2959]

Also a great classic!

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

Most people know many classical compositions because they are used in advertising as the copyright have long since expired.

[@coinneachmaclellan3121]

And then of course there is one of Mozart's musical heirs...BEETHOVEN...

[@AliasMark69]

The Whispers - Lady (Official Music Video)

[@gizmo5925]

This "night music" was almost certainly written for an evening social event (i. e. a party), so it was not intended to be a lullaby. There is so much classical music to explore, it's hard to say where to go next. I might suggest listening to Leontyne Price singing "O Patria Mia" (Oh My Homeland) from the opera Aida by Giuseppe Verdi. Aida was her signature role, and this aria (song) was her signature aria. I would suggest watching the video of her last performance of the aria within the opera (March 1, 1985). It's on KZbin.

[@andydavies1810]

Trading places I think? Axel Foley?

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

My favorite classic piece is Grieg's "The Death of Åse." It is the epitome of sadness and regret. I haven't listened to it in a while because I always cry a bit. For some reason I like sad music and "The Death of Åse," is the saddest song ever written. Edvard Grieg and Henrik Ibsen were Norwegian cotemporaries. When I was in the US Army stationed in Germany, I traveled Europe and visited each of their homes. Orchestras like to play "The Death of Åse." Duke Ellington did a cover of "The Death of Åse."

[@AliasMark69]

Add a Gilmour or Santana Guitar solo and you'd really have something special indeed.

[@AliasMark69]

MORRIS ALBERT ~ Gonna Love You More - 1974

[@mandarinlearner]

The thing to learn/understand about classical music is that it has an expected structure for why things are written the way they are

[@AliasMark69]

Does He Love You? - Reba McEntire and Linda Davis 1994

[@KatBats333]

And you must watch Amadeus. It's about Mozart. You will LOVE it!

[@alejandrobojorquez6181]

DAVID SHIRE - "" Night On Disco Mountain "" Classical Music w/ a Mix of Soul Funk / Jazz R&B & Rock 1970's AMAZING INSTRUMENTALS featured in Saturday Night Fever OST from 1977 also "" Moonshine "" by PHILHARMONIC 2000 from 1976 Classical Strings w/ a Mix of SOUL FUNK and R&B / Easy Listening Tunes. Heard this Classical song in a Commercial back in the 1990's 🎻

[@alejandrobojorquez6181]

ZACAR ORCHESTRA - "" Darkness (Remastered) "" Classical Strings / Jazz / Soul & R&B / Easy Listening Rock. A Mix Blend of All Amazing Sounds. Highly recommend it 🔥🎻 🎹 🎸 🎺 🎶

[@bobschenkel7921]

In German EINE (Eye-nuh) is One, or A, KLEIN is Small or Little, NACHT is Night and MUSIK is, of course, Music.

[@maggedo-x1s]

(Eine kleine) 'Nachtmusik'* is German/Deutche, as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was, &/undt ein Deutche: 'Night*Music' is what it translates to: jus' sayin'...🤘🧐👍

[@bryanCJC2105]

"Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" was composed in 1787 - 237 years ago!!

[@AliasMark69]

Gino Vannelli - I Just Wanna stop

[@KatBats333]

PLEASE listen to Bach. And Chopin you will be blown away.

[@kevinhayden4605]

It’s “Quite” Little Night Music. Like you are “quite alright”. I think it better translates to “A little night music.” Meaning some night music to listen to at a gathering. Aka, social music at night.

[@JMBOYTV]

Interesting, Makes sense!

[@alejandrobojorquez6181]

DAN FONTAINE - "" The Girl From Ipanema "" Classical Jazz / Vintage Soul / Easy Listening 🎧 🎷 🎹 🎻 Cover Version, or Longer Running Time , INSTRUMENTAL GEMS highly recommend this Amazing Classic too.

[@AliasMark69]

Judas Priest to Mozart.... I smiled, I'll listen to Mozart.

[@KrizzySummerz]

Me too

[@tzazarizona2676]

Mozart died a pauper and was buried in an unmarked grave, life is strange.