Wolfgang_Amadeus_Mozart-Tasty_Little_Dish.mov
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ก.พ. 2012
- Clipped from the movie Amadeus
A sweetheart or a pretty little wife
Is Papageno's wish.
A willing, billing, lovey dovey
Would be
My most tasty little dish.
Be my most tasty little dish!
Be my most tasty little dish!
Then that would be eating and drinking
I'd live like a Prince without thinking.
The wisdom of old would be mine -
A woman's much better than wine
Copyright by Mozart if anyone. Certainly not some hollywood clowns. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
To the guy singing the part of Papageno -- great job staying on task!
Whitney L The show must go on :)
That's Simon Callow, the actor that is. Brilliant actor btw, I know him from Outlander as the Duke of Sandringham, terrific performance.
The show most go on
@@andmos1001 damn you...damn you...
Love how the conductor steps up like a boss to play the celestina
A one man army 🎻
True Fact: In the original run of "The Magic Flute", Mozart would mess with Schikenader by playing notes on the celestina (the little keyboard he's playing there, to mimic the sound of bells) during times Papageno wasn't supposed to be ringing the bells. Onstage, Schikenader would become frustrated at the "misbehaving glockenspiel" and yell _"Shut up!"_ right in the middle of the performance.
Strange behavior for a musical perfectionist
@@IrishCarney This musical perfectionist was also quite the prankster.
@@IrishCarney he wasn't a perfectionist
Doesn't he say 'stop it!' instead?
@@iainjames8325 The anecdote was from real life, not the movie. Apparently he really did say "Shut up!" (Which I guess was really something like "Schweigen!")
I’m not one for operas, but if Amadeus ever comes to my town, I will make an exception and go
Cosmo Kramer ikr
Amadeus isn’t an opera
Biam Martin DuH! If Wolfgang AMADEUS Mozart comes!!!
Ohraider really???
Im not a big fan of operas either,I would be if it wasn't for all the yelling and singing.I think The Marriage of Fivaro,or Don Giovanni came to San Francisco a few months ago,I would've like to have seen that
Seems like ol' Wolfgang is in need of some Monster Energy.
Your profile pick and username made me laugh out loud.
@@speediskey3856 I'm glad to have brought you a smile on your face, good sir, thus making my day a more wholesome and endearing affair.
@Ethan Lee
You got any gum?
@@santiagosantarge819 Yes, but you'll have to come with me. I parked my white van not far from here.
Simon Callow as the actor Emanuel Schikaneder (Papageno) is amazing. One of the best part in the movie
Bardo971 Yeah, he got his ass whipped, literally, by Ace Ventura in When Nature Calls
This guy is pretty good, he may have future in music
Kelly Adams lmaoo
Idk man, sometimes there’s too much notes
@HQ it was a joke😩
Lol at this point he didn’t have much of a future at all
Music Names:
0:01 Die zauberflöte, Queen of the Night Aria
1:05 Die Zauberflöte, K. 620: Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen
The disclaimer is gold.
Nah nah. The opera is Mozart's. This movie, this performance belongs to someone else. Do you walk into a store and take all the Mozart CDs because the musics are his?
Achievement unlocked: Legendary Status
@ Right over your head.
I'm impressed that the translation into English also rhymes and makes sense
It’s not a literal translation
Indeed a pretty little piece!
amazing comment
And catchy too. I have this movie; excellent movie and biography on Mozart's life.
1:48 Mozart.exe stopped working 😂
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart MMBTheUsagi than we have 2:04... “WAT AM I SUPPOSED TO DUH”
1:01
Ah!mozart music is so powerful!!
In reality Mozart didn't collapse at the Magic Flute premiere. The Magic Flute premiered on September 30, 1791. Mozart took sick to his deathbed on November 20 of that year.
Yeah, well, most of the movie is fictional
😮
Jeff S *Most biographical movies
My point is - in a movie which is generally not accurate, pointing out inaccuracies serves no purpose
@@jeffs1546 Yeah, the whole premise of the movie is fiction and based on defaming Salieri. So mixing up some dates it's actually one of the least factual inaccuracies.
I always say tasty little dish after eating a swell meal....in the same tone!!!
In this scene, Mozart's manner of conducting is a lot less refined than compared to, say, the Abduction from the Seraglio (understandably, given how exhausted he is). Watching how Mozart conducts is a great recurring motif throughout the movie to show the state of his character.
Wolfie gang, wolfie gang, wolfie gang
1:47 What a faint! The first time I saw this film, I remained calm!
I love this song 😍😍
Imagine I can sing this song
that`s inhumanity in his exzess! A typical german story of the live of a genius!
1:56 he's like "NANI?!"
memorable! fantástico
Mozart the King!
Maravillosa película
Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen is the name of the aria
Thank you!
Imagine if Mozart were around today, just think of the music he would be able to make with all technology we have.
Yeah that guy is called Aphex Twin
We cannot say
We already have Kanye.
Mozart es un rockstar del siglo 18
Thank you.
The wisdom of old will be mine, a woman's much better than wine. Amen
The title made me think this was some sort of YTP for a second
It's so weird hearing der holle rache in english
1:02 he really wants a tasty little dish
2:27 slap
raphpasltime1 Ein Mädchen Oder Weibchen by Mozart
after the opera singin of the beginnin actually papgeno isnt playin that part after that. It comes wayyy later
1:55
There are two mistakes at least in this scene:
00:00 This particulare scenography was invented by Schinkel for a performance in 1815, Mozart couldn't see it, he was already dead by then.
00:00 This scenography was used to represent the first aria of the queen of night where she stands on the moon while talking to Tamino; but here she is singing the second one, where she is supposted to have a knife in her and and to be talking to Pamina; so this scenography is wrong again but for a different reason...
How do you know about these ? I mean from where can I learn about more of these stuffs ?
Also the English singing is not very much on, should have been in German tbh
@@gmmgmmg Right!
@@sagnikpaul1811 You can search for: Karl Friedrich Schinkel. In any encyclopedia or on the internet you will find pictures of this scenography which is his most famous work.
Hey, Im sorry I dont know that term sceneography? Are you speaking of the scenic design?
0:26 speed 0,25
Imagine if Mozart once decided to confuse the audience and did Naruto hand signs
Right at the beginning the kid that sneaks up and almost ruins the shot
Mozart.exp had stop working, sorry
Does anyone know what he is saying in English (the lyrics)? We can hear "... tasty little dish", and "A woman is much better than wine"...
+FreethinkerMr56
A sweetheart or a pretty little wife
Is Papageno's wish.
A willing, billing, lovey dovey
Would be
My most tasty little dish.
Be my most tasty little dish!
Be my most tasty little dish!
Then that would be eating and drinking
I'd live like a Prince without thinking.
The wisdom of old would be mine -
A woman's much better than wine!
@@Bitemis Glad we have the lyrics; aside from the words or phrases you mentioned, I could never make out much of it either.
Go to the description box
"A woman is much better than wine" LOL
I still prefer Diana Damrau is singing Aria Queen of the night
What is the name of the first song being sung called?
The Magic Flute KV: Der Holle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen
Queen of the night
antonio salieri now good friend Mozart
As much as I love this film, it is ridiculous for the dubbing not to match the singer’s mouth at 0:03.
Poor mozart
Adventure time bird song brougth me here
Anyone know what the instrument Mozart’s plays at 1:06 is?
Celesta i think
It's a shame that the greatest composer of all time asked this qn.......😂😂😂
You should know, Bach.
He's a fake!
Papageno magic flute
Please , does someone know the name of the music during papagena's performance ? the piano and violons , i don't know if it has just been adapted for the film .. Thank you
The Magic Flute KV: Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen
raphpasltime1 cuddly little wife
N for Noah dafuq
This is all verbatem from the magic flute.
Fireworks said surprised 0:44
Are they ctually singing in English?!??!
Yeah, instead of German. I mean, the language is not really important. The notes are the same. Plus it's for the audience to know what's he saying.
It’s also a good bit of continuity. If the characters speak in English - surely the singers do too.
@@thaliarice3891 I speak German, I say it's pretty much saying the same thing and it works fine. And no, language is not important in this case.
Edit. I admit that there are changes from the original. But it gives the message that he wants a wife. And that's basically the main point.
All of the characters in the movie speak in English, but should be speaking in German. So, they translated all German parts, even the operas, to English for continuity. The scenes in Italian are actually in Italian. It’s a nice little touch.
Originally in German yes, but in the film it's the fourth and final sequence of a Mozart opera.... so as a contrast to Figaro, Don Giovanni and the Seraglio already shown at length, they went for the catchy, funny songs of Flute in the English lyrics for the cinema audiences. It's immediate and perks the viewer up before the foreboding and intense final scene. Incidentally, I saw "The Magic Flute" last year here in the UK, and that was in English too albeit with alternative lyrics.
2:14 late ol
1:04 This is the Part
1:02
What's the name of the soprano?
Queen of the night aria
@@klematiszszimonettarose1797 that's the aria, I want to know her name
@@JuuC I don't know it
That’s Uncle June, in his younger days.
Nancy Pelosi.
How is it that this rhymes as though it was written in English instead of German? Surely the German version does _not_ rhyme in the same way, does it? It couldn't. Maybe a couple of words, but not all the way through as in the English. This has been driving me crazy. How does this work?
Is that good ol' frank?
is this a real song by mozart?
All the Music of the movie
Every song in the movie is by Mozart lol
@@akalanadelrey well not every.. There's a little of Salieri too 😂😂😂
Neville Mariner and his Academy of Saint Martin in the Fields only agreed to take part in this film on the one condition that not a note was to be changed
Yeah the last song is “Ein Mädchen o der Weipchen”
th-cam.com/video/R1Ybv8umgjQ/w-d-xo.html 1:38min ¿qué es lo que está tocando Mozart?
Cho hỏi phim gì ấy ạ?
Amadeus!
Does anyone know who it is supposed to be conducting Papageno’s song? Hayden?
It is spelled Haydn, and I don't think he ever worked in Theater auf der Wieden of Vienna.
He passed out?
Yes
Too much ROCKEN !
All of the actors seem ridiculous when they pretend they play, sing or conduct. All the actors in all the films. I wonder why it is so hard to invite a musician for musician role?
In 1780’s Europe we have this amazing culture of music, religion, art, and architecture, and yet a great deal of the world was still living in caves and jungles... funny how that is.
A great deal of the world population were cave people in the 18th century? That's quite a stretch. if you are wondering why Europe developed differently than other places in the world it is due to having the right geography, timing and politics to allow it to happen.
Andy S No, not percentage-wise, but there still were millions of uncivilized, unchristianizied, UN-contacted tribes living in Australia, Africa, the Amazon River Basin, and Southern America.
JGC Moctezuma: enjoy the Syphillis
@@jgc4818 Yes
He should have got an Oscar as well.
I dont like it singing in english! German is much better.
Does anyone knows why the lyrics are in english when this opera was actualy written in german ?
Because everyone spoke English in the movie when in reality they would have spoken German. (Italian was kept italian...)
@@hsmoker1 Just like in the Sound of Music, which also takes place in Austria; in reality Maria, the Von Trapps and everyone else would have spoken German also.
It’s supposed to be in German but they did the whole movie in English because most of the audience would speak English
Because Americans decided to make the movie and not germans.
in the film it's the fourth and final sequence of a Mozart opera.... so as a contrast to Figaro, Don Giovanni and the Seraglio already shown at length, they went for the catchy, funny songs of Flute in the English lyrics for the cinema audiences. It's immediate and perks the viewer up before the foreboding and intense final scene. Most operas now have the option of English translations as an alternative, just to make it more accessible i guess.
Mozart dead