W. A. Mozart - KV 448 (375a) - Sonata for 2 pianos in D major

[@cb7169]

I have ADHD, so stimulants calm me down and even sounds that generally make people happy, may in fact make me have a strong emotional response. The first half of this piece made me cry uncontrollably...and I’m actually in a pretty good mood:) This is a very powerful masterpiece.

[@cb7169]

By the way, I saved it:) Anything that can make you have an emotional response this quickly is worth listening to again.

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

I agree with you :) keep listening

[@aaravbrodie7891]

instaBlaster.

[@weiliu3623]

I am the opposite. I will need to listen to Mozart and/or Vivaldi constantly to feel normal other than bored.

[@caltiki7914]

This sonata is considered the best to cure depression. The "Mozart effect" my fellows.

[@renemilet9833]

3--216== 525==

[@rafarsuffi]

Is not that simple....

[@carolinerenon5698]

Nerf vague*

[@OphiuchiChannel]

Which is debunked..

[@Forzalupi1927]

Songs?!

[@RosaCastillo-dn3sl]

Gracias Mozart por ese maravilloso legado musical que no morirá jamás.. amo inmensamente tu música...

[@Eismann1]

The clearest interpretation of sonata KV 448 I´ve heard so far! Thanks a lot :)

[@phiphi2048]

Mozart est un miracle

[@coxkoala591]

..un prodige...et pourtant inhume ds une fosse commune en catimini.....mais traversant les siecles et unanimement venere du monde entier.....de nos jours....

[@melvinblandin8704]

@@coxkoala591 En réalité les fausse commune étaient interdite au temps ou Mozart est mort Il a été enterré dans des casiers communs et a eu droit à un cercueil, le fossoyer l'ayant enterré y'est même retourner quelques années après pour exhumer le squelette et prendre le crâne, des études réalisées en 2006 on prouvées que c'était bien le crâne de Mozart. Il va de même pour la rivalité de Mozart et Salieri, ils étaient en réalité très amis, ont composés des choses ensemble, et Salieri a aidé Canstanze (La femme de Mozart) à cataloguer ces œuvres, on sait de part des écrits que Mozart appelait Salieri "Papa gâteau" du fait de sa gourmandise. J’espère t'avoir convaincu, Merci

[@coxkoala591]

@@melvinblandin8704 ahhh... eh bien merci bcp de toutes ces precisions....ceci dit on ne peut pas dire qu il ai ete inhumme avec les fastes et les honneurs des cours du monde de l epoque qui lui aurait ete naturellement du...pour un si grand genie de la musique... ..

[@melvinblandin8704]

@@coxkoala591 Il est vrai, mais c'était hélas la norme pour les gens de la petite bourgeoisie, et il est mort appauvri par les dettes et les rumeurs, ainsi que sa musique n'était pas appréciée (Probablement à cause de ces rumeurs), excepté à Prague, où les Noces de Figaro ont fait succès, et où son fameux requiem (Qu'il à d’ailleurs terminer) à probablement été joué pour la 1er fois, et où une cérémonies descente a eu lieu

[@wsic007]

What a fantastic performance and recording...Thank you!

[@raghavnayak3412]

Definitely the best interpretation of this truly wonderful sonata. Such clear and crystalline playing, with beautiful voicing throughout, bringing out all the special things in the music. Lovely contrasts between the compelling spiritedness of the first movement and the sheer beauty of the Andante. The third movement is my favourite, and Haebler and Hoffmann really bring out the fun and Mozartian humour in the music, never rushing, but always producing such a colourful gone. To top it all off, you can always hear the dialogue and interaction between the two pianos. Really exceptionally played.

[@raghavnayak3412]

colourful tone*

[@pedrodoubek4008]

Fantastic. Every single second is sublime.

[@theodentherenewed4785]

This is outstanding piece of music, one of the biggest discoveries I ever had. Two pianos playing the same notes in the 3rd movement is amazing - you could think there's no point in overlapping the sheets, but it sounds so powerful, there's additional richness carried in this unison passage. I wish there were more pieces for more pianos in this style, working closely around leading motives.

[@theodentherenewed4785]

Dozens of replays later, I think this piece combines melodic, humorous beauty with strict, unforgiving harmony. It's a heartwarming, but in the same has this imperious virtuosity.

[@schrysafis]

@@theodentherenewed4785 all im one place. It shows Mozart's genius

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

I came here because I admire his music 😍

[@ivydog2009]

He fell in love with one of his students - Josepha von Auernhammer's - I believe he wrote this piece so they could perform it together. Sonata for 2 pianos in Awwwww major.

[@jameshandaja1536]

Would had been better for Mozart to wrote sonata for 4 hands instead...

[@Haut-Potentiel-Emotionnel]

Salutations

[@rosaperez2973]

Xxx

[@simonkawasaki4229]

One of the first pieces Mozart wrote in his Vienna period.

[@Dharmatung]

Una obra de arte.

[@elmiramuradova561]

Thank you very much for this Wonderful sonata. Great. Благодарю за столь чудесное произведение,это просто чудесно. Я читала в книге о Моцарте ,что он часто писал произвндения в четыре руки ,чтобы играть вместе со своими знатными учениками и ,как Это Прекрасно ,что он делал это. Спасибо ,исполнители на высоте!браво!

[@javierquesada1221]

colores para mis oidos

[@GiraldoOssa97]

Saludos desde Medellín, Colombia... Melodías para el alma...

[@igormaxwel6093]

Melhor sonata escrita pelo genial Mozart, na minha opinião.

[@jonathaneffemey8828]

Thanks so much for posting.

[@rainbowjd5029]

Hudba Wolfanga Amadea Mozarta je univerzální lék na smutnou a bolavou duši. Dokáže povznést k novým nadějím a víře ve vlastní sílu k překonání momentálních překážek a odvaze jít dál navzdory nejrůznějším obtížím. Je to doslova dar z nebes, nikdy před Mozartem ani po něm nic podobného na světě nebylo.

[@adrianjimenez5968]

Que bonita es esta obra jaja. Yo la estoy tocando con mi amigo. Es muy bonita y no es tan dificil

[@mastercalderdefeater6220]

Crack

[@FkingCoolVenezuelan]

Adrian? oso pardo?

[@jackiewolter3500]

mozart is een muzikaal wonder

[@angelicaangelica7457]

Una delicatesen para mis sentidos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@claudiaramos3157]

Es hermosa y delicada

[@stephtownsley9609]

Beautiful ☺️

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

Why is it that I can keep in mind his pieces easily, and remember them, but it's harder with other composers? :)

[@matthewgonzalez2040]

Mozart is good like that

[@OphiuchiChannel]

Because it's catchy and repetitive.

[@garnicpanea705]

🖤

[@slightlyaccurate8539]

For me is easier to remember chopin's pieces

[@malodavout6729]

Personally: Bach

[@MrMucas]

The standout section of this double piano sonata seems to me clearly the allegro molto, with its break of tempo midway into the opening A section, in despite of the charm of the opening theme of the andante.

[@MrMucas]

***** That portion of the opening A section is also apparently the portion that struck Beethoven, as is evinced apparently in the rondo finale of his first violin sonata.

[@luigisantana8126]

Uma delícia de ouvir!

[@pedrolucas1657]

Luigi Santana mais delicioso ainda é saber que ainda existem brasileiros com bom gosto musical

[@galenothepilgrim]

@@pedrolucas1657 São poucos, mas existem.

[@delit8145]

Ainda estamos aqui

[@myllajuliana2034]

Viva a música clássica

[@angelobonora2366]

Grandissimo Mozart

[@rawr3224]

I’m only here because my teacher told us the music makes you smarter and it has been scientifically proven My brain need help and needs it NOW

[@m.p.2234]

If it would be true, I would be a genius, but an unrecognized one :D

[@theodentherenewed4785]

I'm sorry to disappoint you, music can't make anybody smarter, it just temporarily helps you to memorize things faster.

[@creemyice]

nope: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l5u0cqJ8m9V9i8U

[@Saliexe]

hah

[@elmiramuradova561]

You have very good teacher. Do it. Music help brain to do many things at one moment .

[@spectralid]

Thanks, Tamaki.

[@anjachan]

lol

[@yolavazquez8463]

Bellísima sonata

[@colinstubbs2382]

I just went to a symposium at the university of utah epolepsy center. The FDA has approved mozart's k.448, k.545 sonatas is actually a prescription you get from a doctor. Listen to 30 minutes before your child goes to bed and it can replace medicines in some people. Please consult with your neurologists first before changing any meds. Go to Epicadence.com to learn more about this and other tools to help live with epolepsy. This professor "greg bulaj" is a pretty amazing guy. He is the associate professor of medicinal chemistry in the college of pharmacy at the university of utah. If you or someone you know has epolepsy check out epolepsy foundation.com. It is really amazing. Support groups, local events,etc.

[@georgiaflorou5375]

Is it true that this specific sonata helps brain in cases of seizures?

[@vanguard4065]

Guitar master Marshall Harrison's favorite Mozart piece!

[@veronicaaquiahuatl5288]

Que delicia escuchar música tan hermosa !!!

[@marlucecosta299]

Esta música é muito bonita.

[@mathiasbazan11]

Que pena que esta musica siendo tan elegante y audaz, este casi olvidada :(

[@dev.imperatus6105]

Pero personas como tu y yo sabemos apreciar lo que realmente tiene el honor de llamarse música. Esta música NUNCA será superada. . .

[@pinky-27]

@@dev.imperatus6105 Es verdad, esta música es elegante y refinada y puede ayudar a mejorar el rendimiento del cerebro, pero sí hay algo que la supera y es la Adoracion a Dios ya que la Presencia de Dios se manifiesta en la Adoración hecha de corazón de sus hijos, y esa clase de música toca tu corazón, ministra tu alma, te da Su Paz, te da descanso a tu sufrimiento porque es Dios mismo sanando y consolando tu corazón. No hay nada más bello que adorar a Dios en espiritu y en verdad.

[@hermanitosmiser]

oh, ¡que hermoso comentario amiga! ¡has dicho verdad! Dios te bendiga grandemente a ti y a tu familia :)

[@pinky-27]

@@hermanitosmiser Amén y que Dios te bendiga a tí y a tu familia también más y más cada día y que disfrutes de Su Presencia maravillosamente. Gracias por tu comentario !!!

[@mastercalderdefeater6220]

Señor ud es un poeta

[@JosePerez-vh7dv]

¡Estupenda!

[@ailieasnow123]

all ya'll are making detailed comments on tempo and stuff, i just use this to study, despite my friends telling me its weird. lolL)

[@Beebee7129]

Someone told me "the best music to fight Depression." lets see if it works ^_^

[@peterr.salajka4902]

Beebee7129 , three songs that pick me up are, "Deeper Shade of Soul" by Ramon Barretto, "When the Angels Sing," by Social Distortion, and "Chandelier" by Sia...and "Letter from a Thief" by Chevelle.

[@Beebee7129]

Peter Salajka aw thats so kind of you, thank you :D My favorite song for happiness is Im Alive from Becca! And keep holding on from Avril Lavigne.

[@simonkawasaki4229]

Does it ever.

[@peterr.salajka4902]

Beebee7129 , thanks! I'm going to check out those songs you like right now.

[@peterr.salajka4902]

Beebee7129 yes! Thanks for the tips! Great jams! I'd heard the Avril song but never listened to the lyrics. Powerful... Two other songs that have made all the difference for me on really bad, dark, horrible days are, "When the Angels Sing" by Social Distortion and "Come on Up to the House," by Tom Waits. Check 'em out if you are ever in the mood for something different. Good exchange!

[@patriciaschumaker3495]

I love this

[@DavidS_Tan]

It is hard to make a sonata with 2 pianos..

[@stevemsteven6103]

19:32 I don't think Mozart had that high f-sharp on his keyboard.

[@martinwilde2578]

No, he did. Pianos in the late 18th century generally went up as high as G6. Besides, he probably wouldn't have written that note if he knew he couldn't reach it.

[@simonkawasaki4229]

Aurenhammer’s new keyboard had a high F-Sharp. He wrote the piece, knowing this.

[@Haut-Potentiel-Emotionnel]

Bonjour

[@nikolaboskovic5737]

this is reason punk will never die

[@StuartHallPlectic]

Lets say this piece represents the corner stone of western music. Therefore if you listen to this piece first, and then any piece of modern music, the modern music will sound clearer to the listener. I call it the Mozart Effect. Lol.

[@theodentherenewed4785]

If you listen to music more, to a extent you learn to listen, it's like your brain can emphasize the sounds, you can hear music more clearly. But it's a different effect from the so-called Mozart effect. With time, you hear more elements of music, the melodies, harmonies, tones.

[@renezinthdekentzingen1622]

👌🏻💜👌🏻💜👌🏻💜👌🏻💜👌🏻💜👌🏻💜

[@Haut-Potentiel-Emotionnel]

Génial

[@gigifisca3756]

!!!!meraviglioso!!!!

[@abigailesbrandt1445]

From Baby Mozart's Night Music

[@andoziyt]

Kann mir jemand verraten von wann bis wann der erste Satz geht. Würde dies gerne basierend auf einer Studie meinen Epileptikern auf der Gruppe vorstellen. Vielen Dank im Voraus

[@Lushaa007]

I'm using this specific link for my dissertation. Any ideas how to reference it in APA?

[@midiaguimaraes]

You write THE TITLE acess in...(date)

[@dariuszuszDMT]

Best od the best

[@wendytian6786]

😊

[@hugoclarke3284]

To those wanting to cure their depression... try listening to this on fortepiano (as oppose to pianoforte). It sounds 1000 times better.

[@id5203]

Wow!

[@wendytian6786]

wow

[@David-sb7vg]

I’m here as this allegedly helps with epilepsy?

[@JECRANE2905]

Me too. Let's see.

[@Tiffany-ts6mx]

Same

[@anjachan]

me too xD

[@theophilos0910]

Nathan - as I mention’d before you need to get that piano tun’d - it’s ruining your performance immeasurably - see if you can locate a forte-piano to record any Mozartean Klavier pieces and have it tun’d to A=432 hz (Mozart’s A back in the 1780s Vienna)-and please be sure to note the repeated Expositions-you tend to scurry through Mozart as if someone’s chasing you - you’ll have to learn to savour each & every nuance he puts into his piano works being very mindful of playing Mozart’s sometimes overly fussy dynamic markings precisely as they are written in his autograph scores - have you ever tried to read a sonata by Mozart in his own ultra neat handwriting? It brings you much much closer to the composer & his intentions - try if and see for yourself - and keep practicing ! Just find another instrument to record the great Mozart - he deserves the very best $

[@anjachan]

er hat tolles geleistet in seinem zu kurzen Leben ...

[@isabelgrande706]

Odio la publicidad 😔

[@suatbalaban1182]

Türk team burda mıyız ?

[@emocanayaz5270]

Burda

[@ЧеловекРазумныйДеньгиИскусство]

Azərbaycanlı var😀🇦🇿

[@emmac7726]

Am I the only one that came from Ouran High School Host Club?

[@anjachan]

now where you said it ... memories ... xD

[@ЛеонидБеймшлак-з7д]

Перевести на русский

[@franciscosilva2143]

P

[@id5203]

Wow 예)와우 대단해!

[@id5203]

ㅋㅋ

[@katjaxx1487]

Oh weh, fürchterlich unruhig, wie kann man bei so viel Unruhe Depressionen lindern?? Ich höre da kein bißchen ruhigere Phasen, sehr schade. Gegen meine Depressionen brauche ich das Gegenteil = Ambient soothing Musik, das muß ich wohl woanders suchen, bei meiner seelischen inneren Unruhe helfen mir mehr z.B. Chopins Nocturnes.

[@BEETHOVEN_H_]

Yo sólo con 3 pianos ***

[@ЕвгенийКузьменко-л8е]

За рекламу жирный дизлайк

[@INDIAINDIO]

It makes me depression

[@skoboprodanovic1782]

Idiokratija

[@peterdilworth3110]

maybe autism rhymes with smart..