Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (REACTION!)

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[@L4AH4N1889]

The greatest thing is that this piece of Music was written in the years 1700s and the composer's original score has no corrections nor any ommissions on the paper as if he was dictated from heavens!

[@heliotroporododendro912]

You're right, nobody can control everything. One of the first things I learned to control was concentration and focus on one thing, and the first time I listened carefully to a song, I put my attention on an instrument such as piano notes, violin notes or those of any Another instrument, that way I began to appreciate the whole melody together, because it tells and develops a story, whatever it is for each person will be different. And as there is no control over what happens from the beginning and during the dusk, such as the water cycle, the nightlife of the animals, the running of the wind, the song of the birds when it is going to dawn, and so on. I think those things are what he wanted to capture in his composition. You are quite perceptive and successful. Congratulations.

[@DeeJay2715]

Beautifully uplifting piece of music, the first I heard that knowingly belonged to Mozart. Since then of course I've found so much more, from the child prodigy who packed so much into his 35 years.

[@roytacleb8781]

Excellent observation. A Mozart piece is full of constantly changing harmonies that tells a story unlike modern pop music culture which likes constant rhythm and single beats. I believe that lot of mind of todays people are just too occupied, they are just lucking the attention to listen to the beauty of what mozart made.

[@ronryan7398]

When the angels play for themselves, they play Mozart.

[@jeanmarienadal7268]

Youre BEAUTIFUL because of your honesty .From the Dominican Republic.

[@DeyaIV]

I used to wake up to this song. My dad had the radio on a station that played just classic music and we’ll wake up with different sings every day from Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Handel. I am profoundly thankful to my dad for all the good things he instilled in our growing brains. It’s always nice to see the reactions you make to beautiful music and songs from all over the world. Thanks.

[@crosisofborg5524]

Please don’t call this masterpiece a song. Songs have lyrics.

[@mukulsapra]

Amazing song!!! I haven't heard any song like this.

[@crosisofborg5524]

Grrrrrr!

[@FH-to4fi]

it's a piece not a song

[@mukulsapra]

@@FH-to4fi So sorry, I am new to this kind of music!

[@itsmz827]

@@mukulsapra No worries, if you want to know more, I suggest you listen to the different eras of classical. (I’ll say the more popular ones) - Baroque Era: Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D Minor Vivaldi - The Four Seasons - Classical Era: Mozart - Requiem: Dies Irae Beethoven: Symphony No. 5 - Romantic: Chopin - Heroic Polonaise Liszt: Liebestraum No. 3 - 20th Century: Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No. 2 Prokofiev: Dance of the Knights Shostakovich: Waltz No. 2 in C Minor

[@bstreisand]

You should react to the other three movements. They are also awesome and sums up the piece so nicely

[@mhasan4303]

Im a regular follower of you for almost one year.i seldom comment.My brother you just dont do crazy stuff or act like crazy before reacting or i mean at the start of the videos i always love your pure and lively personality. just keep doing wonderful job your evergreen followers love you more

[@Walter_Arrecis_Letona]

Mozart el más grande compositor de todos los tiempos, a los 6 años ya había compuesto varias obras musicales, por eso se le llamó el Niño Prodigio. Saludos desde Ciudad de Guatemala, en Centro América, sigue reaccionando a más música clásica.

[@deni6501]

5:16 finally someone who understands me 💕💕💕I love this part

[@bathtangle]

First time i heard Mozat was in my 20's back in the 70's. That's when I understood what John/Paul/ and Pete from the who were riffing off and trying to do.

[@IYogi019]

Love this channel. Please come back bro , bring new videos like these. Eagerly waiting for you here! ❤️

[@mohanweihrauch5525]

Master piece composed by great Mozart one like him gives only once in the world

[@akankshakand7482]

I really love watching your videos...As I am an Indian I feel happy when non Indian listen to Bollywood songs and they find it beautiful beacause I think both Bollywood songs and Hollywood songs are different and unique so we can experience the amazing change I mean when I started listening Hollywood songs my reaction was similar to yours becuase I didnt know the style or beauty of it I was unknown to the pattern I can say...So the change in music and voice is truely amazing in the both the industries .

[@francescomurante4721]

My compliments for your channel ! You are an adorable person and you've a refined intelligence . Good luck from Italy.

[@paulaluna2027]

watch it twice, second time with my beloved purple favorite pencil in hand... amazing feeling!

[@crosisofborg5524]

Scott’s excitement for classical music is refreshing. I can’t listen to any classical piece without cracking an ear to ear smile at some point.

[@brhmsaad]

And to know that Mozart wrote this at the age of 5 or 6 is astounding.

[@kennylee6499]

That’s the Minuet in G

[@captainmcduckyYT]

Gosh I’m the biggest Mozart fan on this planet.

[@samotakundu6673]

High five

[@andresutcliffe8173]

¡Amazing! Please react to the video "La Llorona" of Angela Aguilar, a typical song from México on day of the Dead. 💀🌵🍂

[@emilianorangel8839]

me caga Angela Aguilar

[@andresutcliffe8173]

@@emilianorangel8839 Ah bueno pa' saber.

[@gugaruzjuvina8329]

damn.... your so positiv .... imma sub to u sir habe a nice day an merry christmas to u and your loved ones ^-^

[@Johnadams20760]

a great piece to listen to from mozart, is literally everything, but do the jupiter symphony number 41, especially the 4th movemnt. very powerful. or the commedator scene from don giovani, 1st movement of piano concerto 20. many more though

[@wasupdoc1738]

Don't forget the viola please😁

[@itswrongtokillanimalsifyou2837]

Mozart was so delightfully skilled at morphing his themes throughout the piece. If you weren't in music school before...

[@rockubtzer]

Picture yourself at a night concert, It's past your bedtime you spent the last two hours having stuffy conversations with snooty people, finally in your seat waiting for an hour for the concert to start. as you dose off you are hit with the start of this piece! he gives just enough time to relax then gives you another jolt. If this is the last piece you hear for the night you certainly won't doze off during it. He's all about trills & ascending & descending scales always has various instruments fighting for dominance.

[@Cherodar]

I know you already have a million other recommendations, but I would love to watch you listen to Mozart's G minor string quintet, K. 516, if you fancy doing another Mozart reaction video!

[@JesusMendoza-jw6hr]

React to Frijilero - Molotov Mexican Rock dude.

[@miguelhdz1203]

Amazing masterpiece, could you react to caprice no. 24 by Niccolo Paganini? It's an ocean of emotions, I really love this song. Thank you again for your videos.

[@Johnadams20760]

in fact, listen to the entire 24 caprices in its entirety played by itzhak perlaman it is amazing and batuitful

[@olemoudi]

Don’t know if you have ever listened to Devin Townsend’s music. He’s been struggling all of his live with bipolar disorder and has created the most diverse and creative music I’ve ever listened to (that’s my opinion, of course). And in his last album, called “Empath”, there’s one song, “Singularity”, that is a real roller coaster. 27 minutes of music that make you fell peace, anger, sadness, joy, and the last part of it always makes me cry. Because, there’s so much intensity in it that I can’t hold it inside of me and I need to exhale through my eyes. The first listening took me by surprise, but the ten thousand times after that first one are worse because I know what it’s coming and I anticipate that feeling... 😅 I find similar thoughts in both of you. Thanks for sharing your reaction with us and greetings from Spain!! (Sorry for my English 😁)

[@ot44eto]

Mozart kills it as usual! Cheers from Bulgaria.

[@ericlesher5962]

To "take apart and analyze" Mozart is a tall order

[@mohanweihrauch5525]

Master piece well balanced composition of Mozart

[@crosisofborg5524]

Baby boomers all experienced classical music. It was used in all the Saturday morning cartoons. After 1980 that changed and gen x and millennials missed out.

[@rockubtzer]

Most composers allow so many instruments to dwell in the background adding to but rarely standing out. Mozart gives everything its own space. So If you have a son playing one of those never really heard filler instruments, in Mozart's pieces you clearly hear your child playing away, and then he throws in those little trills so everyone hears those unknown things almost carrying the piece along. take one away it sounds slightly hollow. Your right about setting kids down to listen, But on Sundays (my parents always early risers) would play on the stereo (no TV on Sunday until after dinner) Righteous Brothers, Andy Williams, or Everly Brothers Albums sometimes 1001 strings classical music while they dressed and we ate breakfast made and ate dinner. It was part of the atmosphere we played games or with toys. I have always loved that music. I bought all of those records. Then they later gave theirs to me! It was family time we all had to be together in the living room or kitchen. My brother and I had to play together. That music became part of me relaxing & soothing in the background.

[@anthonybalistreri5226]

G-D F'ing genius!

[@bline5891]

Great reaction video to watch from an audience perspective Mate, the majority of the worlds most beautiful music came from the classical period, I would suggest Beethovens 6th and 9th or the Waltz of the flowers or The 1812 overture by tchaikovsky, classics among classics. Others worth noting are Danse Macabre, The Blue Danube, Mozarts 40th etc etc

[@rongabbard1759]

Awesome video, non musicians only hear the main ensemble, you heard all of Motzart. His best is his 25th symphony, ear heaven

[@levylastra]

React to Judas Priest - painkiller, I’m sure that your reaction will be amazing

[@GerardoGarcia-ju3js]

Hi, Scott! I love your reactions and how you appreciate the music ❤️ Please react to Babasónicos - El Maestro I love this song and it always lifts my spirits! I also recommend all the songs include in the album Desde Adentro - Impuesto de Fe (En Vivo), there are amazing! Fun fact: Adrián Dárgelos (vocalist of Babasónicos) collaborated in the song of Zoé - Dead (MTV Unplugged) 😎 Thank you, Greetings from Mexico!

[@ParallelSound]

Nice reaction, this song introduce me to classical music, it's matter of see things without prejudices. P.D Try some bach pls.

[@anonymousanonymous-ro6mg]

Mozart genius

[@sunillathwal373]

Try" phir le aaya dil ". Its love ❤

[@adityabadole7221]

You got to react to ode to joy and bachs

[@mohanweihrauch5525]

Master piece of Mozart

[@surajsabarwal9652]

Do hear "Casta Diva" by Maria Callas from an opera NORMA by Vincenzo Bellini

[@abel5435]

Man this like is to small for this reaction. Tack you for this reaction you mad my day

[@MrBenedictus25]

Pls react to the aria of the queenbif the night. From the magic flute. There is a video from royal Opera house.

[@beyondannonymous9955]

this is not a "song" its called a **P I E C E**

[@samotakundu6673]

True buddy

[@crosisofborg5524]

Thank you. That’s my pet peeve.

[@Tekkkkky]

@@crosisofborg5524 but it’s such a good song

[@johankaewberg9512]

My check as a lead violin: the chellists are always gorgeous women.

[@zaheera6899]

Do Mozart'z ''Turkish March''

[@wimflores]

I already bought a “human” t-shirt 🙂

[@erickmiguelgressresendiz239]

React to “El Duelo” Ely Guerra y La Ley MTV Unplugged

[@Johnadams20760]

i can give you a tip on how to conduct :) most music, particularly classical is usually in 3/4 time meaning 3 beats per measure or 4/4 4 beats per measure, where a quarter not is one beat. for 3 beats you beting your wand/stick up high, beat 1 move it down, beat 2 move to the left, beat 3 angle back up the where you started, repeat. for a 4 beat phrase start a tthe top, beat 1 go straight down, beat 2 move your stick/wand to the left, beat 3 move all the way to the right, and beat 4 back to the top. repeat.

[@Johnadams20760]

and you can kind of arc each of those movement btw.

[@namanagrawal1533]

BINTE DIL- ARIJIT SINGH, RANVEER SINGH MOVIE-PADMAAVAT Please React

[@MT-qt9mw]

bhai reactions demand mat kar, jo video mein hai vo shaanti se sun!

[@erikabelous633]

Ok, 1 thing, I was in morning sickness hell, nothing, absolutely NOTHING helped me feel any better. I was gagging at least 40 times a day. I lived by the toilet. Lost about 12 lbs. It was horrible, the 1 thing that did help... Mozart!!! Not Schubert, not Beethoven, but Mozart! Pure magic. It made things 10% better. And that was huge in that situation. Sorry. I know this sounds dumb but it was a pretty big deal for me.

[@erikabelous633]

Also, this was me listening eyes closed and meditation mode while listening. Pure magic

[@elbaojeda7193]

Where is "me encanta" emoji? 😍😍 💖here is it!!

[@beatrizmunoz6660]

I like your eyes

[@NiceGuyPhilo]

XXXTENTACION - ILOVEITWHENTHEYRUN

[@konigeeberhard1800]

I would be the happiest person if you could react to, der weg in walghal wagner please. I would be very happy and it's great to appreciate

[@genarquez9877]

Rondó Veneziano - Sinfonia Per Un Addio

[@zagorakis6562]

Listen to Apuesta al Rock’n Roll by Heroes del Silenció

[@fedegwagwa]

Has anyone ever told you you look exactly like italian footballer Federico Bernardeschi?? Ahahah

[@alonzobighorse1147]

React to Igor Stravinsky's Rite of Spring: final movment- Sacrificial Dance (The chosen one) you might find it compelling and overwhelming.

[@shitstuff3949]

Bro listen to prophec song tu hi ah. He's indian Canadian singer. He sings in punjab. One of the main languages in india and also in Bollywood.

[@randomthings5518]

Please react to the "DIL SE" title song by A.R. Rehman. That's the best song ever created in Bollywood history.

[@jennreb5073]

El Tri- Triste Cancion (Sinfonico)

[@fernandomedina4992]

Please, before the classical season Is over, react to Max Bruch's violin concerto no 1 first movement. You won't regreat It!! Love your reactions, congratulations!!!

[@fernandomedina4992]

Sorry... Regret!! My english Is a little bit rusty

[@Ayon63]

React to JONTRONA - NODORAI, I bet you would be surprised to hear this guy's vocal and his vocal manipulations.

[@luismarguarnerius5706]

Hi friend, listen to Mariachi vargas de tecalitlan with a song called (la danza de las horas.), I know you will love

[@joshuavelez2854]

Please do a reaction to Pink + White by Frank Ocean 🙏🏼

[@israelramirez3837]

React to Apollo by Last Dinosaurs

[@imendozam8738]

Please react to Dld- El mapa de tus ojos

[@venky98j]

Please react to Primavera by Ludovico Einaudi It's contemporary piano music....you react to classical usually, how about contemporary for once😅😀 Ludovico Einaudi is an Italian pianist and composer.

[@theinvincible4659]

Big fan💓 plz give reaction on "Shankar Mahadevan - Breathless" he sung this song without taken his second breath. Plz💓 atleast listen it once.

[@KcireGrohl]

Reaccion to Adan Jodorowsky Mi Fe Please

[@kashmiripandit9371]

Please react to 'Bahara' female version frm 'I hate love story'movie

[@cristianalef6042]

Listen to Tchaikovsky - Overture 1812.

[@yssdd773]

Can you please react to a beautiful song called "pookal pookum". If you are interested about a melody, you can prefer to hear " nee kaatru , naan maram"with lyrics (very beautiful).

[@perezacostajesusalberto5815]

Man, you should react to NIGHTWISH - Ghost Love Score (Official live). You gonna love it. The main singer (Floor) has one of the most beautiful voices I ever heard. It'll blow your mind, seriously! Btw, love your reactions ❤️

[@DownPro1]

Listen to Chopin balade in G

[@DiegoCruz-ez1zx]

Hey how are You bro? Could You react to Panteón Rococó - El último ska, I think You may like it

[@alanleal8562]

React to dime tu by danny ocean

[@holynewton4444]

React to Lacrimosa of Mozart

[@ayushk6448]

Pls react to ur fellow Canadian Shawn Mendes

[@dushyantpande4348]

👌👉🇮🇳

[@renjithraju6323]

Bro please react to' wohi khuda hai' by atif aslam coke studio season12....

[@amareeshtyagi5659]

React to REHNA TU FROM DELHI 6 AR RAHMAN'S masterpiece

[@ludwigvanbeethoven6257]

Pls react to beethoven 9 4th movement

[@heliotroporododendro912]

Well, even if you do not want to react to more Mexican or Indian music for now, and although I am Mexican and have made other very varied international suggestions from the rest of the world, I was not going to suggest another one but seeing your emotion for violins and rhythmic changes and drastic of the melody, although no video reactions listen to it you will like it. Marcus Viana - Maktub_lyrics and translation kzbin.info/www/bejne/bKGcqWyFdsehd6M Maktub is a word that, in Arabic, means "it was written", and wants to convey to us that it is "destiny" that sets and marks certain connections with our life, our soul and the Divine Plan.

[@kiluamk3892]

Heard in Tom and jerry

[@samotakundu6673]

Ofcource. Because Tom and Jerry show use Many classic musics..

[@honeyumar3537]

Plz reaction on Dum mastam song rahat fathy ali Khan ...... When you listen you die ......

[@Viighet]

React to Javier Solis ❤️ 𝑳𝒂 𝒓𝒆𝒕𝒊𝒓𝒂𝒅𝒂

[@HatedGamers]

Afreen Afreen RAHAT FATEH ALI KHAN... The end part will blow you literally.

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Turkish rondo

[@andreanortn]

please!! pleaaaase! reacts to Neon Gravestones of Twenty one Pilots. The lyrics are very, very emotional, it's a beautiful song. I am very fan of TØP. PLEASE :c

[@ExpressionMusicReactions]

Andrea Nort I already reacted to that one for members

[@akankshakand7482]

Plzz plzz react to the song Aayat from the movie Bajirao Mastani singer is Arijit Singh...you will really love it and will get emotional too...Plzz make a reaction video plzz 😊

[@Kaushal_being_anshul]

Plzzzz react on Arijit Singh song- Ae Dil e mushkil.,.plzzzzz