W. A. Mozart - KV 337 - Missa solemnis in C major

[@teobaldoteobalde4004]

Wolfgang showing how he MASTERS latin rhetoric at 10:22 and Harnoncourt res+salt+ing it with the BapTISma of bass line hahahaha Jesus, its a wondrous gem!!! to be rejoiced we can hear it today 🎉

[@lincyu8]

A hidden gem previously missed from my journey with Wolfgang. Unsurprisingly a masterpiece, technically how can this genius be wrong when it comes to praising God.

[@ТатьянаСысоева-ш3ы]

Божественно! Спасибо большое! Divine! Thanks a lot!

[@GyromiteROB]

A fine work. I'm surprised by the Benedictus fugue, very unusual structure.

[@julesverne6596]

crisis of inspiration?

[@michaelludwig6626]

Credo! Gratias tibi Amadeo!

[@mariacarmasin111]

the agnus dei is to cry!! So touching

[@catherinejones5438]

Still loving this. Cathy jones

[@mubiruandrewkaggwa6265]

l admire those strong musicians.

[@ninho_rwa]

Credo is incredible

[@F-Man]

I love K. 337 :) I've often paired it with the Kyrie fragment, K. 323 (Anhang 15), splicing in that Kyrie before the Gloria - it's rather convincing and, given the documented Credo fragment that comes with this mass, it makes me wonder...

[@miguelgarciaaudelo4266]

Excellent!

[@arnoldvdwaals]

Just a fantastic work!

[@Anniie24601]

Oh god this is so brilliant!!!!

[@harryhagan5937]

Thanks! I didn't think it looked like Mozart!

[@chales2243]

The Credo As if from heaven angel sound! Seems to see God sitting on the throne!

[@simonkawasaki4229]

Hosanna!!

[@brucemarquardt7422]

Many have not heard this Mass and there is a good reason. It was discovered hidden in a wall around 1960. A marvelous work. I have a feeling Mozart hid it near the end of his short life as he was not overly fond of the Church at the time.

[@simonkawasaki4229]

Not sure that’s correct, it was published by Breitkopf und Härtel in the 19th century.

[@teobaldoteobalde4004]

​@@simonkawasaki4229yes, but the full Credo was completed only after 1989, due to the alternative version in the autograph

[@ferrari79100]

The last mozart's "Missa brevis"

[@thomasmenenger1096]

Pamina Pamina. My sweet little Pamina. I’ve almost found you. Nay u almost found me!! Xo. Always. Allways. Always and 4ever

[@user-cy9me5pm1j]

Die Messe ist in B , ich sang sie erst mit.

[@DustyCHK]

The picture is of Franz Xaver Sussmayr, not Mozart.

[@belianis]

+DustyCHK Really? He is handsome.

[@DustyCHK]

Juan Jose Morales Yep

[@catherinebrown1212]

DustyCHK matalan

[@roncoffey4900]

Thank you! We've seen this portrait frequently; it is quite unlike any other of Mozart. Sussmayer should be pictured with Mozart on the Requiem since without Mozart's student we might not ever hear this sublime work.

[@66maste]

Fantastic! But the music is in B not In C

[@VV_PaVria]

It is indeed in C major, but it sounds like B major because this is a "Historically-Informed Performance", using instruments and tuning that existed (or might've existed) during Mozart's time. As a result, pieces performed this way would usually sound a half-step lower than they would be in today's tuning.

[@66maste]

VieViaPaVria ah wow, thanks for info! :)

[@MrConvivator]

danke! Habe Link gesetzt: www.wgsebald.de/MOZART/mai.html#27

[@MrsMagdalenaKamila]

Nawet ktoś tak kłótliwy i zrzędliwy jak Mozart (a miał do tego dobry powód- swoją głuchotę), który mocował się z Bogiem przez całe życie, też napisał wspaniałą mszę i przyjął księdza leżąc na łożu śmierci. Szkoda, że dziś nie tworzy się takiej muzyki :( a jeszcze większa szkoda, że w kościołach jej już się nie gra :( Even someone as ill-tempered and grumpy as Mozart (and he had the good reason- his deafness), who wrestled with God all his life, also wrote a wonderful Mass and took the priest on his deathbed. It is a pity that today there is created a kind of music :( even greater pity that the church is no longer the game :(

[@klani261]

MrsMagdalenaKamila Mozart was never deaf. Perhaps you mean Beethoven?

[@KREN12623]

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