This is the video where it all started; my life, my current skills, my love for music. It was this video from which I just learned how to read musical notations just by listening and watching during the 2020 pandemic. Ever since then, Mozart has become idol. I learn, play and compose music. I have such joy! This video and the memories of my past it carries, they will forever live in my heart. Thank you for this post!
Same with me!!! But Beethoven's symphonies were where it began for me as i'd watch them regularly during the 2020 pandemic. It was later on when I would branch on to Mozart and other composers. But I must say, this one is a banger!
Hunter Cazador eso es mentira, lo que hizo fue darle los últimos retoques a su obra, ya que esta obertura incluyendo esta parte la comenzó a escribir cerca 7 meses( entre marzo y octubre) antes de su estreno(1778). Mozart nunca fue perezoso, de hecho fue un músico bastante aplicado, organizado y riguroso ( a parte de ser un genio), lo que le dio su fama revoluciontrespuntocero.com/mozart-el-holgazan/
Kenjamarticus 368 omg i’m auditioning as a 2nd violin too and i cannot switch in 4th position. the notes sound really wrong and i’m so sad bc i love this song 😭
It is still amazing, how the Neville Marriner recording with St. Martin in the fields is stuck in my ear since I bought the record of the Amadeus soundtrack. Everytime it starts, I can tell it is this special recording.
I played oboe, bassoon, saxophone, piano, and percussion in high school band, community symphony and orchestra, and excelled in my musicianship, but when you read an orchestra score and see how much the conductor is hearing and reading and anticipating and interpreting....wow. It is like a thespian acting, and hearing and responding to, every role of a Shakespeare play.
For me, it's Bach all the way. He touches my heart. But I'm glad that there were many great composer, who left their presents to the world. So in the end there is much joy and no need to argue.
The Symphony No. 25 in G minor, K. 183/173dB, was written by the then 17-year-old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in October 1773, shortly after the success of his opera seria Lucio Silla. It was supposedly completed in Salzburg on October 5, a mere two days after the completion of his Symphony No. 24, although this remains unsubstantiated. Its first movement is widely known as the opening music in Miloš Forman's film Amadeus.
Well, the actual opening music was the beginning of the overture to _Don Giovanni,_ which was quite effective in establishing a scary mood. But yeah, this music from Mozart's 25th was what most people remember. My daughter certainly remembers it. She was seven years old when we went to the theater to see the movie. The scene of bloody Salieri, with this music, freaked her out. Poor kid, I didn't know the movie would start in such a scary way. Ever since then that music has haunted her. I tried to get her to listen to the whole movement in the hopes that it would dilute her strong emotional aversion to it, but she would never do it. Even now (she's 45 now) I don't think I could get her to listen to it.
1:37 How a human can compose this? Talent can compose a beautiful and well constructed melody, but only genius can compose a melody as simple as astonishing like this.
Well, if you can get into the way this piece is made/preformed, you can see that although the notes for each instrument is somewhat simple (ups and downs, repeating bars, etc) There is a connection between the movements of each of the instruments so that they are properly coordinated (one instrument playing a certain motif while another is playing a motif that complements the former, then the roles being reversed at another instance), and the use of lower and higher pitches (p, forte ) to give the piece another dimension or axis of expression. Its impressive on how Mozart used these simple building blocks in tandem with each other to create a desired effect.
This is one of my favorite pieces by Mozart. I remember it was last June, I went to Europe with some family. We went to Germany and Austria. We spent a day in Salzburg, and went and saw the birthplace of Mozart. It was absolutely amazing to see where this great composer was born, and the career he had. We also stayed overnight in Vienna, and while we were there we went to Stadtpark and saw a statue of Johann Strauss. This was a trip I will never forget
I also am listening to this in the morning and you are right this is a great piece of music to wake up to i'm glad Mozart made this symphony it truly is a masterpiece
If at that time there was TH-cam, Mozart would be pumping like a boss, and probably Salieri was going to be a hater and try to hack Mozart's account and probably create a channel just by cursing Mozart and his music, .......... I gave a trip here in mind.
Okay I have no idea why I have so many upvotes on this comment, I just wrote it for me because I was doing an oral presentation/analysis on this piece in class and I needed time stamps to quickly get to the parts I was gonna talk about but thanks I guess.
01:38-02:00 Satyajit Ray directed two Feluda movies - Sonar Kella(1974) and Joi Baba Felunath (1978).In which he used this symphony as its theme music. The famous Titan Watches-commercial ad jingle by A.R.Rehman is also based on this symphony.
this is not the score originally read by the musicians recorded in this track. At the minutes 3:50 and 7:01 at the second misure after the (p)iano the violin play different.
Isso ai é cultura imaterial da nossa humanidade, inclusive uma das línguas oficiais da ONU. Um país com nacionalismo forte que não fica chupando bola de americano... É aqueles Homer's Simpsons's: Cerveja e sofá enquanto assiste TV, qualquer merda como GUGU ou XUXA.
Kinda interesting being autoplayed into this video from a Stamitz symphony. I feel like a got a sense of how dramatic that opening seemed to audiences at the time.
Peter Jongsma It was actually played when Salieri was trying to commit suicide (which he did but he was taken to a doctor) The piece playing in the scene where Mozart was being taken to the graveyard is actually Lacrimosa (part of Mozart's Requiem in D Minor)
@@wewewewewewewewewe Not so much... But at least now I'm studying composition in a superior conservatory, I guess that's okay considering what I was doing a year ago. Thanks for asking tho.
@@Ivan_1791 u are on a good path then ! keep it up . hey and if you ever felt down or smth know that I love you! stranger that I met in the comment section
I first heard this played on period instruments, by the Academy of Ancient Music. In measures 5-9 they play the last fourth note as it is written in this score: staccato, i.e. short. It is therefore very strange for me to hear it played tenuto.
@@crazydogg0996 Baroque style and classic style have strong connections with each other. And 15 years is actually nothing. Those times were much different than today due to technological capabilities. Even 50 years were not that much difference. So this music has indeed some small elements of Vivaldi.
E' una musica estremamente semplice. guardate la partitura. questa è la genialità assoluta di mozart. Qualcosa di estremante semplice che canta. e canta come una voce umana meravigliosa. Non ci sono complessità o forzatura. Sta "tutta in una mano" o meglio in "un cervello". Sembra quasi sgorgata dalla mente senza forzarne l' uscita , senza pensare. quel cervello ragionava in musica , in una forma di musica Universale e molto semplice. Se dovessero venire degli alieni intelligenti, in grado di ascoltare i suoni, questa sarebbe la musica che SICURAMENTE apprezzerebbero.
@@marcossidoruk8033 THANK YOU! SOMEONE ELSE WHO HATES AMADEUS AND THINKS IT IS A DISGRACE TO MOZART'S NAME! You just have earned my deepest respect from the heart.
At 6:44 , it goes "C - G - Eb - B", but the score is "C - G - Eb - C". The score is wrong actually, because it's not with the final C in the urtext edition, and anyway the recording play it correctly as well.
![Mozart - Symphony No. 25 in G minor, K. 183 [complete]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rNeirjA65Dk/mqdefault.jpg)
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This is the video where it all started; my life, my current skills, my love for music.
It was this video from which I just learned how to read musical notations just by listening and watching during the 2020 pandemic. Ever since then, Mozart has become idol. I learn, play and compose music. I have such joy!
This video and the memories of my past it carries, they will forever live in my heart.
Thank you for this post!
Very inspiring!
Same with me!!! But Beethoven's symphonies were where it began for me as i'd watch them regularly during the 2020 pandemic. It was later on when I would branch on to Mozart and other composers. But I must say, this one is a banger!
Can't believe Mozart wrote this and the other two movement's of the symohony in just two days!! No one will ever match his genius
Escribio la overtura de Don Giovanni, la mañana misma del estreno de la opera.
Hunter Cazador eso es mentira, lo que hizo fue darle los últimos retoques a su obra, ya que esta obertura incluyendo esta parte la comenzó a escribir cerca 7 meses( entre marzo y octubre) antes de su estreno(1778). Mozart nunca fue perezoso, de hecho fue un músico bastante aplicado, organizado y riguroso ( a parte de ser un genio), lo que le dio su fama revoluciontrespuntocero.com/mozart-el-holgazan/
***** ...and he was just 17.
+gymnassfan He wrote this when he was 17?!! I knew he wrote music since his childhood, but I thought he wrote this much later.
Shostakovich wrote string quartet no 8 all 5 movements in 3 days
That intro with your headphones on 100% volume equals adrenaline heart racing.
Well said!!! :)
he wrote this when he was 17 years old.
WAIT *W H A T*
16
@Constantine Fetter Who are u?
@@DrFunn-bz4gj 17
@@flombc1358 yeah sorry
Playing this as 2nd violin
Update: played this yesterday at our concert & it went really well!😚 Glad to finally be a part of Chamber Orchestra
Kenjamarticus 368 omg i’m auditioning as a 2nd violin too and i cannot switch in 4th position. the notes sound really wrong and i’m so sad bc i love this song 😭
@@jcs.yt3 I wanna know - did you get in?
TheKingElessar nope! 😭 only 3 people in my entire grade got in. maybe next year 🤷🏽♀️
@@jcs.yt3 Ah, oh well. Good luck in the future! I bet there'll be plenty more chances. :)
I played this (albeit it being abridged) nine years ago as a cellist back when I was in 7th grade.
OMG the part of cello and contra bass in 4:32 is really beautiful
why i could feel both joy and tear in the same song, like a wave up and down.
usual mozart move
It is still amazing, how the Neville Marriner recording with St. Martin in the fields is stuck in my ear since I bought the record of the Amadeus soundtrack. Everytime it starts, I can tell it is this special recording.
4:30 - 4:45 That's my favorite part.
me too
The Bass line
That's the easiest part to play!
Well, that and 0:00 to 0:20
My favorite part: 1:37 - 2:33
I played oboe, bassoon, saxophone, piano, and percussion in high school band, community symphony and orchestra, and excelled in my musicianship, but when you read an orchestra score and see how much the conductor is hearing and reading and anticipating and interpreting....wow. It is like a thespian acting, and hearing and responding to, every role of a Shakespeare play.
Mozart is undoubtedly the super master.
Ahmed Karadakhy Beethoeven is :)
For me, it's Bach all the way. He touches my heart. But I'm glad that there were many great composer,
who left their presents to the world. So in the end there is much joy and no need to argue.
@@eadghe The three gods of music: Bach, Mozart and Beethoven.
beethoven is the best!
You could also say Super Saiyan. 🤣
I think we are a century ahead in music due to mozart
interesting, tho now music is very meh compared to, for example, debussy
The Symphony No. 25 in G minor, K. 183/173dB, was written by the then 17-year-old Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart in October 1773, shortly after the success of his opera seria Lucio Silla. It was supposedly completed in Salzburg on October 5, a mere two days after the completion of his Symphony No. 24, although this remains unsubstantiated. Its first movement is widely known as the opening music in Miloš Forman's film Amadeus.
Well, the actual opening music was the beginning of the overture to _Don Giovanni,_ which was quite effective in establishing a scary mood. But yeah, this music from Mozart's 25th was what most people remember.
My daughter certainly remembers it. She was seven years old when we went to the theater to see the movie. The scene of bloody Salieri, with this music, freaked her out. Poor kid, I didn't know the movie would start in such a scary way. Ever since then that music has haunted her. I tried to get her to listen to the whole movement in the hopes that it would dilute her strong emotional aversion to it, but she would never do it. Even now (she's 45 now) I don't think I could get her to listen to it.
I love that you put up the score. I am just beginning to learn to read music. This really helps, and is so interesting. Thanks so much for posting!
2:15 that's one of the loudest bass I've ever heard from Mozart 25 interpretations
And 7:31
and horns tbh
We are blessed to have this music from a genius
I really love the rhythm in the start. It´s great in every way. i´m kind of struggling to get my head around it though
It's just syncopation
@@thebestspork I have no idea why I struggled, lol. Now it's easy.
@Monuumax Music Thank you for commenting this, I couldn't remember the name of the piece it reminded me of! :)
1:37 How a human can compose this? Talent can compose a beautiful and well constructed melody, but only genius can compose a melody as simple as astonishing like this.
Well, if you can get into the way this piece is made/preformed, you can see that although the notes for each instrument is somewhat simple (ups and downs, repeating bars, etc) There is a connection between the movements of each of the instruments so that they are properly coordinated (one instrument playing a certain motif while another is playing a motif that complements the former, then the roles being reversed at another instance), and the use of lower and higher pitches (p, forte ) to give the piece another dimension or axis of expression. Its impressive on how Mozart used these simple building blocks in tandem with each other to create a desired effect.
I can´t imagine the reaction of people when Mozart show this...that had to be out of this world!
I got the pleasure of playing this one in concert (string bass.) So much fun! One of my favorite symphonies!
The most BEATIFUL composition I ever heard
You need to listen more music
@@bordeauxcolor Bro this was 6 years ago
This is one of my favorite pieces by Mozart. I remember it was last June, I went to Europe with some family. We went to Germany and Austria. We spent a day in Salzburg, and went and saw the birthplace of Mozart. It was absolutely amazing to see where this great composer was born, and the career he had. We also stayed overnight in Vienna, and while we were there we went to Stadtpark and saw a statue of Johann Strauss. This was a trip I will never forget
It’s so great to be able to look at the score as we listen to the music. Thanks for posting!
Fantastic symphony , great . I love Mozart !!!
Im playing first violin for my orchestra
Wish me luck :")
from someone who played this 10 years ago as a 1st violin, you got this
Good luck with the brotherhood of first violins
The first violin part was my favourite easy to read for me
it went terrible didn't it
this performance is superb
I admire those who play this on piano only by looking at the score 😊
Great music and Mozart is great composer!
* reads violin part in terror* "MOTHER OF GOD"
i agree +ariel lau
not that bad
It’s so fun to play though! Especially around 4:30 when it sounds like the cellos and violins are dancing
Tessa Davis it does lol I play as a cellist with my orchestra and the conductor actually told us to dance with the violins
I'm a violinist and this piece isn't really that bad, there are harder pieces for violin that Mozart wrote.
The violin part is so fun. I love it so much.
I literally have to learn this piece for orchestra in 3 months!!!
KittyKitykat not that bad mate
I had to learn the cello part in 10 days cuz’ I joined late. The performance went well, tho
Mozart wrote this 2 days. I guess you both have the same problem.
An absolute banger, thanks Mozart
Mozart, you're really the best.
Man I love the Coda. The opening unison transformed into proper imitative counterpoint. Simple yet effective.
As long as people are mentioning their favorite parts, that hair-raising crescendo at 5:15 is mine.
It's time to set it as a ringtone on my phone.
A wonderful music to start a day! It helps me to wake up. 😊
I also am listening to this in the morning and you are right this is a great piece of music to wake up to i'm glad Mozart made this symphony it truly is a masterpiece
Thanks for helping me learn a little bit how to read music. You are helping me learn to play the cello!!
Amazing composition... its pure genius
映画アマデウスの冒頭に流れたのが、この曲との出会いで、いっぺんに大好きになりました。モーツァルトは本当に凄すぎる❗映画のなかで、サリエリが、神がつくって、モーツァルトに書かせているというせりふを思い、本当にそうかもしれないと思ってしまいました。有り難うございました。
At a party:
Them: Play Black and Boujee
Me: Play Mozart Symphony No. 25!!!!!!!
Well the number is too big I’m sure that this is bigger than age of universe in seconds
Genius...absolute genius....thanks master!
1:14 Almost Queen of Night
MOZART IS A MUSICAL GENIUS!!!
Am I the only who couldn't help but think 1 2 3 4, For every single measure
yeah its usually the easier way to count this song. I use it to count this song it makes it a lot easier to play
Coz clasicism its metric
Learningle Interesting, I think of this piece in half time or 2/2, it doesn’t really sound like it should be conducted in 4
half time is 2/4 isnt it?
or is that cut time?
I always picture an old man cutting his throat, blaming himself for Mozart’s death.
(flashbacks to the movie Amadeus, which gave me the goosebumps for three straight days)
Sublime, eccelsa come solo Mozart sa fare!
I must say this is pretty amazing and actually really fun to play
i'd like to play the Violoncello parts so beautiful thanks mozart for making this beautiful music...
simply magnificent!
It rocks 4/4 syncopation.. Amadeus the Rockstar
1:37 is my favorite part of the song
Symphony
@@saldana7395 not even, this is a movement
축하합니다! 당신은 수많은 외국인중 한국인을 찾아내셨습니다! 역시 의지의 한국인이 아닐수 없군요 ^^
I approve of this message
If at that time there was TH-cam, Mozart would be pumping like a boss, and probably Salieri was going to be a hater and try to hack Mozart's account and probably create a channel just by cursing Mozart and his music, .......... I gave a trip here in mind.
Somehow, I don’t believe you’re the real Mozart... hhmmmm...
I am so in love with this piece. Who needs a person to when you have a classic one? Not me please.
Romeo Romero it is most enjoyable when you hear it with someone you love
0:05
0:12
0:24
0:51
1:03
1:22
1:37
2:04
Son Of Montreal 1:37 is now part of a famous jingle of an Indian brand "Titan Watches".
Okay I have no idea why I have so many upvotes on this comment, I just wrote it for me because I was doing an oral presentation/analysis on this piece in class and I needed time stamps to quickly get to the parts I was gonna talk about but thanks I guess.
Son Of Montreal maybe other people were doing the same thing ;)
0:12 The Juice Media's Honest Government Ad outro!!!!!!!!! yeeeeeeeee
01:38-02:00 Satyajit Ray directed two Feluda movies - Sonar Kella(1974) and Joi Baba Felunath (1978).In which he used this symphony as its theme music.
The famous Titan Watches-commercial ad jingle by A.R.Rehman is also based on this symphony.
As a Bengali from Kolkata, I am surprised to observe that in spite of being a non Bengali , u r on the mark. BTW, where are u from?
@@suryas6429 Rajasthan 😉
@@suryas6429 me from mumbai
Mozart and beethoven are masters of the music no one stand whith him .mozart spirit of the music and beethoven body of the music
Great tunes Wolfgang
Beautiful ! Thank you very much :)
totally underrated
MVMT ? I like it ! So i'm going to play some BTHVN or MZRT compositions...
this is not the score originally read by the musicians recorded in this track. At the minutes 3:50 and 7:01 at the second misure after the (p)iano the violin play different.
That grace note is longer.
4:30 is the best part don’t @ me
Thank YOU.
Messieurs, et Mes petits enfants, Ça c'est la musique !
Isso ai é cultura imaterial da nossa humanidade, inclusive uma das línguas oficiais da ONU. Um país com nacionalismo forte que não fica chupando bola de americano... É aqueles Homer's Simpsons's: Cerveja e sofá enquanto assiste TV, qualquer merda como GUGU ou XUXA.
Kinda interesting being autoplayed into this video from a Stamitz symphony. I feel like a got a sense of how dramatic that opening seemed to audiences at the time.
Love it!!!
Thank you for posting
Beautiful peice of music
Many thanks
piece
Thank you so much for the score!
Such a fun song for violinists. Glad I play violin ^_^
Theme when Mozart was being buried from the Movie.
Great scene.Coach and horses on a dark and stormy night racing to the graveyard.
Peter Jongsma It was actually played when Salieri was trying to commit suicide (which he did but he was taken to a doctor)
The piece playing in the scene where Mozart was being taken to the graveyard is actually Lacrimosa (part of Mozart's Requiem in D Minor)
Wow! wonderful!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
I'm already 18 years old and I have done nothing in my entire life.
has anything changed in the past year?
@@wewewewewewewewewe Not so much... But at least now I'm studying composition in a superior conservatory, I guess that's okay considering what I was doing a year ago. Thanks for asking tho.
@@Ivan_1791 u are on a good path then ! keep it up . hey and if you ever felt down or smth know that I love you! stranger that I met in the comment section
@@wewewewewewewewewe Okay, thank you for the love haha.
Huzur içinde yat büyük üstad
0:06 - 0:23
Simply incredible
Thanks for posting! It's breathtaking to read what Mozart wrote. How about the 4th movement??? :)
Mozart was only 17 when he wrote this, the precocious little bastard
Signor Salieri, open the door!
Mozart a gift from God to the wretched human.
Thank you!
I first heard this played on period instruments, by the Academy of Ancient Music. In measures 5-9 they play the last fourth note as it is written in this score: staccato, i.e. short. It is therefore very strange for me to hear it played tenuto.
My middle school advanced orchestra is playing this piece as our first piece of the school year. It's going pretty well. Thanks for this vid.
1:37 goddamn beautiful
Mozart :( why did you go?
I went because I was called back. That's all you need to know.
Wolfie hahahahahahaha, say hello to nanerln....
Alexander Liszt are you a decent of Franz Liszt?!?!?
Alexander Liszt and also it's because he was killed people say he died from a disease by I think different
Alexander Liszt lisz liszt liszt....FRANZ LISZT
All I can think about is Topp Dogg.
Nuff Said.
Ahaha kpopers everywhere
Nice to meet a kpoper who listens to classical musique
I like lay's photo :D
+Im Yoona which song by Topp Dogg?
ChasePines 101 Top Dog - Topp Dogg
thanks
+Roll.Like.A.Bufallo.(O_O) wohooooo i'm a kpoper tooooooo ^^ and a violin player :)
first comment 2016 ,I looooooove Mozart
Written in a couple of days by a 17-year-old kid!!!
Bruh man
17 year old isn't a kid in the slightest
Elias it kinda is
Ikrrrr
@@eliasmazhukin2009 It is! You are kid until you turn 18.
@@DanielFahimi I mean
I understand it like this
Baby age 0 to 3
Kid age 3 to 13
Teenager age 13 to 18
Adult 18 to something
So, idek
All i can say is, WOW!
Amadeus means In Love with God.
God loved him back and now we all love him.
A glimpse of Heaven ?
May it be so.
I just realised, some of this sounds a little like Vivaldi. Im guessing Mozart was aware of Vivaldis music...
Most probably. He was able to tour Europe with his father and sister and able to hear many different composers from his era.
@@redeemer665 "From his era". Vivaldi died 15 years before Mozart was born, also, Vivaldi was a baroque composer, Mozart, a classical composer.
@@crazydogg0996 Baroque style and classic style have strong connections with each other. And 15 years is actually nothing. Those times were much different than today due to technological capabilities. Even 50 years were not that much difference. So this music has indeed some small elements of Vivaldi.
E' una musica estremamente semplice. guardate la partitura. questa è la genialità assoluta di mozart. Qualcosa di estremante semplice che canta. e canta come una voce umana meravigliosa. Non ci sono complessità o forzatura. Sta "tutta in una mano" o meglio in "un cervello". Sembra quasi sgorgata dalla mente senza forzarne l' uscita , senza pensare. quel cervello ragionava in musica , in una forma di musica Universale e molto semplice. Se dovessero venire degli alieni intelligenti, in grado di ascoltare i suoni, questa sarebbe la musica che SICURAMENTE apprezzerebbero.
Que perfecta en su hechura esta obra. Totalmente natural. Grande el amado de Dios
wuuu. nice ride.
This is about a storm, if I'm not wrong
Is it? The classical style didn't really have program music, that was a romantic thing, but I could be wrong.
Stürm und drang
the 10 dislike are of Salieri and parents XD
TheKingWither 08 Salieri would like this 😑
@@kronoxd9697 aaaahhh my friend, i share with you the disgrece of having to put up with all those amadeus fans.
@@marcossidoruk8033 THANK YOU! SOMEONE ELSE WHO HATES AMADEUS AND THINKS IT IS A DISGRACE TO MOZART'S NAME! You just have earned my deepest respect from the heart.
Wolfgang on an Adagio day thus this masterpiece to suit the occassion. 🙂👍As busy as a Bee he must have Being
excelente una obra digna de un genio
At 6:44 , it goes "C - G - Eb - B", but the score is "C - G - Eb - C". The score is wrong actually, because it's not with the final C in the urtext edition, and anyway the recording play it correctly as well.