W.A. Mozart - Concerto For Two Pianos, K. 365; 3rd Movement ("Amadeus" Soundtrack)

Concerto For Two Pianos, K. 365; 3rd Movement
Soundtrack from "Amadeus"

[@Kalafinwë]

My heart has this weird feeling when I listen to this. I do not understand it, it is a mix of joy, sadness, proudness, a shock, a relaxing feeling. Mozart was truly a genius.

[@wolfie8748]

Same!

[@frchopin1]

Do agree!

[@shaneculkin7124]

Wow, thank YOU!!!! I was having a difficult time describing the feeling to myself. Lol But yes, just as you stated. Same 👍

[@samhart2677]

the change at 2:30 is just genius! lost for words!

[@NievesFradejas]

Realmente es increíble

[@Beginnerjazzlessons]

Development section

[@modrenwarefare]

3:02 “They showed no correction of any kind!”

[@IbtihalMahmood]

Amadeus references 😍

[@tahaouhabi3520]

The best part starts there

[@vittoriomarano8230]

​@@tahaouhabi3520everything is the best part.

[@luismacielcosta8845]

Fantastic!!! (c: thank you for that detail

[@andrewma3491]

2:30 to 3:17 is the best piano composition ever made and for infinity.lol

[@vadimvalerievich9052]

❤ 🔥

[@MGstaR17]

One of the most beautiful piece of Mozart.

[@gdiwolverinemale2745]

That's one meaningless statement. There are so many

[@gdiwolverinemale2745]

@Theophilus Connor lol. Ask 10 people knowledgeable of Mozart's work and you will get 10 different answers. Of course, a liberal mind thinks that what it likes, is definitely the best. That does not mean that what you like is not good. Everything composed by Mozart is superb

[@gdiwolverinemale2745]

@Theophilus Connor Examples?

[@sirfermainclancharlie1018]

​​@@gdiwolverinemale2745ur views I mean all peoples I mean icluding you and me, are full of subjectivity, so don't judge. This is music is superb by the way.

[@stardustsparkles22]

This music helped me take joy,when it seemed like all hope was lost to ever be happy ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@bryazz]

These were first, and only drafts of music!

[@purrrpurr9365]

What do you mean???

[@higgsboson9509]

"These...are originals?"

[@IbtihalMahmood]

@@purrrpurr9365 it's a reference to Amadeus, the movie.

[@Dayserking]

But they showed no corrections of any kind.

[@pourtoukist]

"Is it not good?" "It is miraculous"

[@nicosuarez6962]

2:28 - 3:16 It's Magical!

[@OutragedPufferfish]

I was looking for that part, thanks

[@aus822]

I wish the part lasted longer

[@user-dn9om6cx6q]

I agree phenomenal

[@antoniodorado4878]

It has to be heard to be believed!

[@archismandas7760]

@@aus822 maybe that was the point To fill us with the longing for that part I suppose the rarity of it makes it more beautiful

[@OvidiuFOros]

Inspiring, marvellous, majestic, passionate, energetic and one of a kind! An eternal musical masterpiece!

[@hankthebirdman]

1:13 gives me the absolute chills. Just amazing!

[@yrussq]

That key change on 2:37! What a masterpiece!

[@irisc0510]

The change of key is very common ;)

[@Wolfganger]

@@irisc0510Wow.

[@potatopotato0715]

2:30 to 3:17 is amazing

[@adridavih2374]

❤

[@dustinf49]

3:04 That little snppet from Amadeus

[@andriidehtiarov8364]

I keep re-watching this Miloš Forman's movie every few years. Recently in London they also gave Amadeus performance at the National Theatre. Nothing to say. It's just something to be enjoyed over and over again... Mozart's music is eternal per se, and Amadeus variations perfectly complement that beauty in the modern world.

[@arrian1157]

Andrii Dehtiarov you don’t know how lucky you are! i wish all national theatres (all around the world) performance mozart...

[@unscspartan1156]

I completely agree, Andrii Dehtiarov. You can’t really get tired of Amadeus. Personally I enjoy it multiple times as well!

[@robicastaneda5206]

I love that part that starts on 2:23

[@claraclown8036]

My favorite Mozart song ever!

[@colinspill9271]

Piece

[@nmanon4960]

It is a piece of music with a catchy tune!

[@Alessandro90933]

Who is the singer?

[@melvinblandin8704]

RESPECT THE PIECE

[@theicecreamman3623]

Piece

[@MichaelCWBell]

Mozart himself that genius was, above all, the expression of love within the framework of intellect/technique/skill. That is my interpretation of his words. It’s a mastery of melody and form. The minor section in this mvt is wonderful beyond words. Such joy.

[@seongmin_choi1123]

I think 3:04 is best

[@IrizarryBrandon]

Yep, basically the steroids version of 2:28. Fire, either way.

[@donovanchase6086]

That's what I came here for :)

[@678flex]

That phrase 2:28 !!!!!!!! XO

[@christianprobst4433]

What a sublime moment

[@aus822]

I wish he wrote more to that part

[@alonsopaz4854]

Mozart the greatest genius of the musical of all times ¡

[@wolfie8748]

Love you mozart!

[@dariotalamoni8261]

One of my favorite pieces by Wolfgang. Córdoba Argentina. The introduction is amazing!

[@Tessou]

I like to think the sudden change in tone at 2:30 was Mozart briefly showing off his full power, a sort of preview of things to come in later works, specifically K.551.

[@savvassimitsis9090]

Anyone else feeling like an ape while listening to this magnificent music?

[@joshsilvajr1227]

"It's miraculous!"

[@Tijaxtolan]

believe it or not, the intro is also really nice!

[@vittoriomarano8230]

My trip towards Taormina, Roccalumera and Saint Theresa of Riva 🎼🎵🌊

[@adridavih2374]

Beautiful concert❤ Mozart the one🇦🇷

[@gabrielabrahamfonseca5447]

Me encanta es maravillosa y llega a lo máximo,cómo me encanta.

[@noabaak]

365. 23세의 모짜르트. Salzburg. 1779. 3. Rondo 제가 자주 돌아가는 곡, 우연히라도 누르면 여정에 묶이게 되는, 그래서 끝까지 함께 걷게 됩니다. 길을 걷는 두 사람은 굴곡의 언덕을 지나지만 마음 속에 동일한 테마가 있습니다. 그리고 마지막에 다다라서 둘은 길이 주는 메시지였음을 깨닫게 됩니다. 그래서 우리는 이 길을 지나칠 수 없습니다. 다시 걷습니다. 12 pm. 4/11/2022. 뉴욕

[@Spiralclarity]

Beautiful song

[@vittoriomarano8230]

Song??? 😂😂😂

[@robicastaneda5206]

sorry 2:28

[@gabrielabrahamfonseca5447]

Es buenísima, la amo!!!

[@Spiralclarity]

I love this ❣️

[@Spiralclarity]

Love this

[@AbdulHakim-lc1lx]

3:02 Salieri vibes

[@carlosguaymas6507]

El divino Mozart! Inigualable

[@trilogybuildr2939]

2:30-3:16 FTW.

[@nicosuarez6962]

It's WTF?

[@Cityplace2711]

@@nicosuarez6962 FTW = for the win :)

[@ChickenDelivering]

😍

[@f.j.carpio454]

Listen from 2:25. Beethoven and Brahms are all therein.

[@vittoriomarano8230]

Not a genius but a miracle.

[@connorduke4619]

Who even thinks of composing a piece for two pianos playing at once (supported by an orchestra)?

[@javiersolisjr4927]

I agreed it was unusual but hearing it is wonderful

[@andrewma3491]

The fact that this music still moves people shows you that there is no difference between living in that time and now! Lmao people are the same.lol

[@andrewma3491]

Best 7 minutes of life lol

[@raulloveday8080]

02:20

[@gruby970]

3:04 this is what you came here for

[@vittoriomarano8230]

We came here for 0:00 to 7:09. Enjoying of course that particular set of measures.

[@fernandailaja7146]

👏👏👏

[@ScienceTeacher]

👏

[@giomegatron]

Sounds like early beethoven 😍

[@maryhook9478]

Only to a deaf man! As Sir Thomas Beecham said when someone was waxing lyrical about a Beethoven Sonata we must remember that his work was composed by a deaf man and in my opinion should be listened to by deaf men! Absolutely Sir Thomas. Lots of deaf men about particularly on Classic FM!

[@joshparker5259]

3:15 beethoven actually stole that idea and implemented it into his garbage piano concerto 3 mov 3

[@Moribus_Artibus]

0:34 when that piano drops...

[@VorpalSlade]

4:40 is totally "Where Are You Christmas" from the Grinch, intentionally or not

[@francescodigiuliantonio1441]

2:30

[@mick9383]

24 mediocrities disliked this video

[@f.j.carpio454]

Mozart was the founder of the Romanticism in music

[@harrykroonenberg198]

Is de AOW leefdtijds verhoging ook in elkaar gerommeld door het kabinet rutte

[@eliass596]

Niet geheel toepasselijk

[@jamesbrianengay3010]

1:13 sounds like "Beautiful in White" by Westlife

[@bunnybird9342]

Who else thinks this sounds very 20th century?

[@moon-cf2vw]

I can see where you are coming from. This sounds more early 19th century to me, but I can understand early 20th century woh the piano. But with all of the elements combined, this music was the beginning of the romantic era.

[@antoniodorado4878]

@@moon-cf2vw o

[@blackwatchaudio5630]

Not really. Twentieth century to me is Dvorak's New World Symphony

[@clovischan2545]

Just too many notes.

[@thalmira9253]

Just cut a few, then it'll be perfect!

[@alexroyuela3612]

@@thalmira9253which ones did you have in mind?

[@jennicatlalunagato1122]

When you can compose something as beautiful then you can be critical ... otherwise ... stfu

[@_dobas]

You guys are paying too much attention to 2:25!!

[@strewf]

It's playing too fast.

[@rjwintl]

he played it as competition with his sister, Nannerl to what some scholars believe was exactly that fast !!!!

[@authenticmusic4815]

Too many notes right? haha just kidding

[@strewf]

@@rjwintl "Some scholars" ought to finish school before opining.

[@frchopin1]

Do not agree. Tempo is little bit fast but not too much. It is proper tempo. Hear other pianists playings.

[@catherineden.374]

3:02

[@donovanchase6086]

3:01

[@sofyart6899]

3:00

[@HR-yd5ib]

2:15