Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro (Overture)
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- The Marriage of Figaro, K. 492, is an opera buffa (comic opera) in four acts composed in 1786 by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, with an Italian libretto written by Lorenzo Da Ponte. It premiered at the Burgtheater in Vienna on 1 May 1786.
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If you ever feel bad about procrastinating, just remember that Mozart wrote the overture to Don Giovanni on the day of the premiere...
The musicians must have been amazing to be able to preform on such a short notice
The last minute is always the most productive...
but i'm not mozart...
reinux exactly...
9GAG IS HERE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I'm Japanese and I'm not good at English so I use a translator ...
This is my favorite song from Mozart! My heart dances without permission!!
yosika It’s a good thing that Mozart’s music does not need translation!
I agree, music transcends all vocabulary. Once u start listening it's too lovely not to indulge
More people should put it on in the car.
It might reduce road rage .and make u remember what mot important.
ヨシカに沿って英語はどうですか？ 幸運を！
Beautiful sentiment in any language my friend.
Hello from the U.S. "where words fail...music speaks!"
"Does it not seem as if Mozart's works become fresher and fresher the oftener we hear them?"
~ Robert Schumann
Indubitably
'Oftener, huh?' More often, stupid Schubert.
Not eine kleine
I'm posting this in honour of my late father Keith who passed away last year of Dementia. He loved Opera so much and The marriage of Figaro was one of his favorites! Miss you pa!!
In honour and remembrance of my late father Keith who adore Opera!! miss you Pa!
May he rest in peace
My dad loved classical music, drove me up the wall when I was younger, beginning to appreciate it now , hope your listening dad😍
wow my favorite musical piece is called voi che sapete from the marriage of figaro, it’s not extravagant but it’s just so poised and graceful
Condolences :\
What a genius Mozart was. He was only 35 when he died, I've often wondered what he would have gone on to compose had he lived another, say , 30 years. Astonishing how much great music he wrote in such a short space of time.
That's when you know he had a divine mission on earth. Christ died at 33 years old.
@@d.d.domaine2653 stop the cap weirdo
he would make more of these shit ass music
@@d.d.domaine2653 quite the catholic propaganda mate
He did make music for 30 years.
"The Marriage of Figaro" wasn't the original name, Mozart actually wanted to go with "Winthorp's morning shave"
thats hilarious
Looking good, Valentine.
Thank you, Coleman
Your royal balls are clean, oh thats coming to america.... FEELIN GOOD LOUIS!
Nice
we're practicing this piece in my orchestra and its literally one of the hardest things ive ever played but its so beautiful and rewarding when we play it all the way through
Same here, I play the violin, and currently we are practicing the piece, its tasking though, but am really enjoying it🎻🎻🎻🎼🎼
So the orchestra that originally performed this didn’t even have a single session of practice before the concert; Mozart literally wrote the entire symphony the night before the concert. His wife made him many many batches of coffee.
It ended up being one of his most successful ones ever.
@@nlhn638 Stop this. He did not. Peopel say the same thing about Don Giovanni. It's not true.
80s music is the best!
If you know what I mean...
+rakusko33 1780s?
Falco?
Awesome comment! Thanks for the laugh.
only 1780s kids will remember this
this is not 1980s this is 1780s
Can y’all imagine what other masterpieces Mozart would have made if he was alive for longer
Doesn’t always work that way . Look at people like Lennon and Mcartney ( and there’s no way I would put them in the same class as Mozart 🤣) they made their best music in their 20s but the older they got the worse their music became . It’s true of most people
Opening of Trading Places, one of my favorites. Mozart was perfection.
I can't not think of that movie when I hear this!
@@petersmithyy4556 College Degree and never put it together until this clip, awesome and Mozart was and still is a genius.
This and gta liberty city stories is all I can think 💭 of when I hear this song. 🎼
Tom and Jerry memories.
Tom: Figarro Figarro Figaro Figaro Figaro!
+miuta marius I always think of Robin williams doing it in Mrs. Doubtfire.
Anime?
Is that an anime?
+miuta marius it's a movie not an anime
Sorry.
+miuta marius same here
Mozart was truly a gift from God.
Yessir
This man was an absoloute MASTER! ..END OF DISCUSSION!!
"Your breakfast, sir."
Thas the dude that had me busted!
Which movie was that?
@@philipmagnusson9107 Trading Places
Classic intro lol..Trading Places with Eddie Murphy and Dan Akroyd, legends Don Ameche and Ralph Bellamy, butler Denholm Elliott and the iconic Jamie Lee Curtis..great movie..soo funny
Best start to a movie
0:03 : "Rachmaninov!" "Ladies and gentlemen, the chocolate room!"
That scene brought me here right now
@@ktj4691 what is the movie?
This is my favorite classical work of all time. It's so powerful, majestic, and glorious! I can listen to this over and over again
and never get tired of it. Mozart was a genius. 571 People don't like this? I never realized there were that many idiots in the world!
Mine too!!
William H. Burke, Jr. Yes he was, a lot of people aren't aware that he wrote the music to "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" when he was only five years old.
+Ralph Watkins - He wrote the variations; the melody was an existing folk song.
+William H. Burke, Jr. You should listen Jupiter - 4th movement of Mozart (symphony no 41) It's a Molto Allegro, of kind Marriage of Figaro (allegro) (sorry my english, i'm brazilian kkk)
+Guilherme de Almeida Thanks for the information. I'll check it out. Your English is just fine.
This song is at the opening credits for Trading Places, '80s comedy with Eddie Murray, Dan Aykroyd, Jamie Lee Curtis, Denholm Elliott, etc... It came out in 1983. Great movie.
Wasn't this the film that launched Eddie Murphy's career?
@@emiliam.7441 Pretty much..yeah.
@@brandon074 I think Jamie Lee Curtis had already established herself with Halloween With Dan Aykroyd, I'm not sure.
Yup 👍🏻, and it's also in grand theft auto liberty city stories which came out in 2005 set in 1998, which is the prequel to gta 3 which
is set and came out in 2001 on the fictional radio 📻 station double clef fm. 🎼
I first heard this when I was 5 years old. Last time I heard it performed in a concert hall was in Graz, Austria. This is one of the finest pieces by Mozart, whom I consider to be the greatest genius of all the great composers.
+captsparks1 I absolutely agree with you. Mozart was indeed a genius and this is one of his finest works.
+captsparks1 Perhaps, but I think Beethoven (who was inspired by Mozart as well as others) was greater...:O
bist du in Graz geboren?
I was there too! :P
captsparks1
Mozart is the musical Christ.
- (Tchaikovsky)
For a guy with some serious amount of balls to write a song with cannons to call you like that is because you've done something good.
So then, Beethoven is the musical God.
Masters of Classical Music And Bach is the musical existence. xD
Beethoven, tchaikowsky wagner chopin, shostakovitch, strauss, stravinsky, rossini, all who followed.....considering christ is greek for messiah, mozart is the anointed one. Also the one who crossed from baroque to romantic.
Mozart had no connection with the romantic era. We can regard him a crosse in a sense just like every classical composer like Haydn, Gluck, C.Ph.E Bach etc. He wasnt an great innovater, and he can not be regarded even as a pre-romantician. Sorry bro:) but he was one of the greatest composers, thats wright.
I listen to Death Metal and Punk... but I always love this stuff. So great, it's a shame there isn't as much music like this in today's world.
Shut the fuck up
John Lennon k John Lennon
John Lennon you must be the brightest at home
but justin beiber guys! hes so cool!
right...?
Haha no problem bro.Look at my channel.I listen to everything from Post Rock,Progressive Rock to Doom,Death Black Metal,Classic Heavy Metal to Jazz to Ambient to Classical and even some good commercial songs..
I once heard a story....I'm sure it's been romanticized. Mozart apparently "forgot" to write an overture for this opera, and was only reminded of it an hour before its debut, by the conductor of that first performance. The story went on to say that he wrote this incredible piece of music in 15 minutes.
Can this POSSIBLY be true ? If it is, then he simply WAS the single greatest artist, in any medium, of all time....
I would believe it. His friends asked him what he was gonna play, or what it was going to be like, when they were in a bar some days before the concert. Mozart had no idea; he hadn’t even started writing yet.
The night before the concert, he pulled an all nighter while his wife kept his awake and made many cups of coffee.
His orchestra didn’t even do a practice run before performing; I don’t doubt this at all.
That was don Giovanni i believe? He didn't write that overture till the actual day it had to be performed
@@celloplaysmusic7330 Maybe, but Mozart also had it happen. Mozart's talent was that he saw the music sheet as he heard the music in his head, and this happened near every time, which is basically a super power.
I wrote a bit more on a previous comment in the chain, but I didn't include this fact.
I think the story is that he already had the ouverture "finished" in his head, but had not taken the effort yet to write down the scores for all the musicians in the orchestra (which can be a tedious chore indeed). In this case, I guess the moment the realization struck him that this still needed to happen, he was really short for time. But, hey, he made it ... 😎👍🏻
True story, but wrong piece. Story goes with Don Giovanni.
probably my favorite overture of all time, in my 3rd favorite opera. Mozart was a beast and I don't know if I will ever have another favorite composer from this time......
When Johannes Brahms heard this as a teenager, he said: "I have never heard anything like this! It's divine!" I, too, heard this and listened to this as a teenager. Now, in the old, lofty age of 20, I'm still listening and thinking it's absolutely divine. Amen.
This is one of the sounds of my childhood. As a child, I grew up surrounded by classical music, and I shall always love it!
It took me until 9th grade to realize how beautiful classical music truly is. I have yet to understand all the subtle nuances of it, but I look forward to discovering new magic in every piece.
LOL Same!!💖💖🎹🎹💖💖
The Marriage of Figaro: "Overture" was used in:
• Are We There Yet? (2005) - TV Trailer
• Daddy Day Camp (2007) - TV Trailer
• RV (2006) - TV Trailer
Also in Baby Noah and We Bare Bears (Rooms Episode)
Manicmoreplusflashfogarty Trading Places used it in the opening credits.
Very hard for me not to smile and think of Randolph and Mortimer Duke when I hear this!❤
Mozart is truly a genius... the harmony and flow of this piece is just so wonderful. AND he wrote it in such limited time... I almost can't believe it - but then again, he IS Mozart after all XD
Hard rock of 18 century :)
avengersdx
So true
Agreed
So beautifully put
He’s definitely one of my favorite classical composers. Him and Beethoven are just amazing 💕
Whenever I feel down, I listen to this. Makes me remember all the glory and beauty that exists around us. A masterpiece truly.
My childrens' bedtime song..usually they would sleep faster if I played this song on my cellphone and put it beside them...but it only works during their infancy lol...
Cudos to all composers - Mozart is the greatest !!! God of music !!!
I'm playing this in my youth orchestra! :D I play flute!
UnicornUnity nice 😆
I also play the viola!!
Me too! Playing cello 🙈
@@apostolismoschopoulos1876 tsk tsk... no cheddar cheese for you unless you find a fig, a rope, and your dignity
You still playing the flute 5 years later?
Saw "Trading Places" the other night and could not believe how great Akroyd and Murphy were. Those were the days
Old comment but damn I agree!!
Well, it was a Figaro speech.
.......oh my god
*FFFFFFFUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU*
Cupaholic Milo. Figaro's in the play was far too radical and does not appear in the opera.
Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Robin Williams at the Met, Trading Places, Looney Tunes, and Tom and Jerry bought me here.
zombieland also
Trading places !!! thank you , i couldnt remember where i heard it ! would've driven me crazy ! lol
Trading Places here. Good stuff.
Baby Noah brought me here
I played this in orchestra last year! The cello part was so amazing. Love this song!
hey there. i also love the cello part thats goes fast. :)
Why on earth do people dislike this true music? This Is what I call MUSIC. CLASSICAL music
It still breaks my heart to know that arguably the greatest musical genius in the history of mankind on this planet was buried in an unmarked grave in Vienna. That's just not right.
"Love, love, love that is the soul of a genius." - Mozart (Son)
Not only will Mozart's music live on in 300 years, but into eternity, as his music was included on the Voyager spacecraft's Golden Record - off into the cosmos - for 'whoever' to discover.
I grew up in Austria in the 1980s...when i was 5 years old... i got a gift for birthday..."mozart for kids"...audio cassettes telling his lifestory ..along with his best known compositions...i loved to listen to these cassettes for many years on...that was my nice introduction to Mozart!
You were so lucky!!!!
I am from India and want to travel to all Europe someday.
I listened to Mozart from a very young age as well. I remember my mom having 3 DVDs of classical music when I was a child, probably since before I was born. I don’t remember what disks they were exactly or who made the disks, but I remember there being 1 disk for Beethoven, one for Bach, and one for Mozart. And I’m pretty sure the Mozart disk was yellow if memory serves me right. I don’t know if it had this overture on there or not, but I do remember K 545 and many other well known works being on there. And I’m sure I’ve heard this overture at least since I was 9, cause that’s when I really got serious about classical music as a listener.
Yeah, I had to have, cause not only did I have those disks, but I also had TH-cam on my computer, and whenever I was in the car with my mom, she would set the radio, if it wasn’t already on there, to WOSU’s NPR Classical Music and there’d be all kinds of pieces played, familiar and unfamiliar, by composers I have and haven’t heard of. And I remember listening to the piano puzzler that would come on at a certain time on that radio channel.
But yeah, I was raised on classical music, and Mozart and Chopin used to be my 2 favorite composers as a child. I’d often switch back and forth between being in more of a Chopin mood and being in more of a Mozart mood. I would binge listen to Mozart like crazy at times, like listening to all the symphonies in chronological order, all the string quartets in chronological order etc. I’ve probably heard more Mozart than I have any other composer in terms of piece count, cause I’ve easily heard over 100 Mozart pieces and I’m not even at that point with Beethoven yet.
I still highly regard Mozart and love his music very much, even after Beethoven went from the bottom to the top for me as a teenager. Beethoven may be #1 for me now, but if I was to make a personal top composers list, Mozart would be #2.
this is the best Mozart opera!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hard to imagine beethoven without mozart's bridge from bach. Imho mozart was the archangel michael of all classical music, the prince. Mozart is not only the sweetest but the most proficient in traveling through musical reality in a way that anticipated all musical journeys that followed. Bach, though pleasant is an automaton in comparison. In short mozart is promethean. He lit the fire of romanticism without straying from the classical foundation.
3:24 to the rideout is as glorious as anthing ever written
A too short life (1756-1791) for WAM and he provided for us TOO MUCH BLISS!!! RIP.
Wonka: Now, the combination . . . This is a musical lock. (0:03 - 0:05 First part of the overture of Marriage Of Figaro)
Me: Mozart...
Wonka: Ladies and Gentlemen, boys and girls... the Chocolate Room.
Mike TV's Mom had the gall to say that was Rachmaninoff. Some teacher.
@@thephantomoftheparadise5666 lol I was coming here to say that. Forever as a kid I thought that was Rachmaninoff until I had to play it in orchestra ;)
It makes me cringe that Justin Bieber has been compared to Mozart. They shouldn't even be in the same sentence. Mozart was quite simply the Albert Einstein of music, without equal to this day. At the age of fourteen he went to the Vatican, and heard a piece of music that could only be performed exclusively within its walls - so he went home and wrote it out from memory. Twelve minutes of music from his head. Incredible! (th-cam.com/video/vsDof3ShAjs/w-d-xo.html) The sheer quantity of music Mozart wrote in his relatively short life would take most people the same amount of time just to copy it out, let alone write it all from scratch. 'Genius' is a word that gets flung around rather a lot these days, but whether you like his music or not, there's no denying that it applies to Mozart, and even that doesn't seem to do him justice....
Andrew Huntriss I recall a conversation I had a few months ago with a Taylor Swift fan.
He told me that Taylor was better than Beethoven because she wrote Love Story in 30 minutes while lying on the floor.
I replied that Beethoven wrote Symphony No. 9 in D Minor, a 110 minute work, while completely deaf, with nothing to reference, for around 100 instruments plus a choir and four soloists.
Crappy logic, yes, but that kind of got the point across.
Andrew Huntriss Why would you even compare him to Einstein?
Andrew Huntriss Any opera composer is Einstein, compared to Jerk-ish Bieber.And personally, I like Rossini`s version more.Hats off to monsieur Beaumarchais, for if he did not write the comedy, there would not be operas about Figaro.
Andrew Huntriss Bieber doesn't have enough talent to kiss someones ass.
I think my mother played it to make me be quiet, I LOVE IT STILL.
RANDOLPH ROBERTS she must be very good at that instrument!
I love mozart
+Vanshika Goyal ONE OF MY KIND!!! SEE, EVERYONE??? IM NOT ALONE!!!!
+Lennon PlaysMC none of my friends can appreciate the beauty and genius of Mozart
+James Enick Don't mind your friends and their tastes... Love what you want to and let no one change that... Alright? :D
+James Enick seems like you can't respect their opinion as well
Mozart was 30 years old when he composed The Marriage of Figaro.
Wolfgang... this is the beginning of my favourite thing you've ever done. Thank you for this and for the requiem.
Don't forget Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
@@Alisonsgachaverseno one ever does 😂
@@M_SC Mozart is just hot
Schlaft gut und träumt schön
Bei der Musik geht einem das Herz so richtig auf..Ichl liebe die Klassik.Habe dank lieber Peter.
ralf-peter oberueber
***** Mozart wird für Musikliebehaber immer modern sein.Dafür ist seine Musik zu genial und einfühlsam.Die Zeit hat immer ihre Vorlieben ,Aber die Klassik wird immer und zu jeder Zeit ihre Zuhörer und Liebhaber haben.Genieß ihn und frag den Teufel nicht danach was er will:-))In diesem Sinne Andreas
Immer eine Streicheleinheit für mein Gehör!!!
Ja und auch für mich Mille.Danke Dir:-)
WOLF QUENTIN herzlichen Dank lieber Freund für Dein Interesse.
Mozart was, in my view, the finest musical mind to grace our earth (apologies to the runners up, Bach and Beethoven, and this is the best Italian Opera ever written ( and its by an Austrian)!
Mozart is ALWAYS right regardless of the mood you are in.
Much speed. Such intense. So swift. Wow.
*10*
Much Doge.
I love the amazing energy and expressiveness Mozart puts into this wonderful piece, full of excitement, strength and beauty! It wants to make one stand up and become totally enraptured in this glorious pice of music! Imagine being able to sit through this magnificent piece of music before the opera starts! It gives you an idea of the outstanding pieces of music you will hear! Genius Mozart!
Compose pieces such as:
a.) Marriage of Figaro (Overture)
b.) "Der Holle Rache" from the Magic Flute (ARIA)
c.) Symphony No. 40
d.) Eine kleine Nachtmusik (Chamber Music)
Those 4 would be my choice if I to pick 4
The beauty of music is that it transcends all boundaries of race or caste or creed or religion or nationality. Mozart's magnificent music speaks to the hearts of us all.
We are playing this in my band and I am a bass clarinet. Bass clarinets play that first fast part.......FML.
Same but I'm playing the Double Bass
Its worse if you are first violin playing this. I have played this about 8 times as a violinist and it never gets easier!!
I played second clarinet for a band arrangement of this piece when I was in high school. It is a extremely demanding part but so worth it.
I can't imagine the world without the genius of Mozart. Thank you for the video.
Wherever you are, use this masterpiece to fight the music trap.
Let as many people listen to it as possible, and the music will be something beautiful again.
Climate change will end, and the earth will return to paradise
... and if all this does not happen, well at least we will have overcome trap music.
Day without good music, Day lost!
Thanks Mozart, you still save us.
A perfect composition.
Love yer apple
Mozart, junto a Beeethoven y Bach. Los más grandes músicos de la historia
Gilberto Yanes Personalmente prefiero a Tchaikovsky o Vivaldi antes que a Bach
Sara Pocasideas Sin lugar a duda muy buenos compositores, pero si escuchas la música de Bach esta es la base para lo que luego llegó, la clásica de Mozart y la romántica de Beethoven y todos los demás compositores. Además el es primer compositor que usa el contrapunto como lenguaje musical.
Gilberto Yanes sin duda alguna
This musical piece has always been a favorite. It is also the introduction to an all-time favorite movie- Trading Places.
To think this was number 1 on the charts for over a year in the late 18th century!!
The new TH-cam feature showing the “most viewed” part of a video shows that we all came here for the same banger of an ending
2020 for school?
this was the van halen of its day. and it is the mozart of today
depending on what type of color-mixing you talk about... on a canvas, all colors mixed together become dark brown or black...that's called subtractive color synthesis, but talking about light, all colors mixed together become white..that's called additive color synthesis.
Apart from that, you're right - taste is subjective. And patterns are constantly altered and repeated up to a certain point where all harmonies, melodies, rhythms, etc. were once used and everything starts all over again.
he was The Best, all my love Mozart
Absolutely sublime. Hear the hesitation, anticipation and fulfillment of the ceremony in the music. A story told, drawn and painted in nothing but music
The Marriage Of Figaro is remarkably entertaining.
Happy Birthday to the Late Mozart Blessings and Hugs 💖💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕!
This isn't the Turkish March...
exactly, heres a cookie
i see it's changed, well done publisher
No, the title is on the video.
Will Hall. No it's the Overture to the Marriage of Figaro.
Trading Places!
yep!!!! I always think of trading places when I hear this song.
+MegaMentholMan SUNDAY MORNING
+MegaMentholMan AHHHHHHHHHHHH nothing like a big morning shit!
+MegaMentholMan
It's funny how memories work. Just like you, I think of the movie Trading Places then my brain immediately goes to Jamie Lee Curtis' 25 year old Bazongas!!!!
"Your breakfast sir"
3:55 no words
I don't think Michael ever said he would. Actually, he was a very big fan of classical music and often spoke about how he still listens to the great music like this.
There is a reason that Marriage of Figaro is so well known to this day. It is not simply the association with marriage. It is one of Mozart's boldest choices for an opera. He used ballet music in it. That was a big fat NO for the Austrians since ballet of course was French. The Austrians and the French were constantly going head to head during the 18th Century (despite their royal families failed attempt for peace through the marriage of Marie Antoinette and Louis XVI). Therefore, Emperor Joseph II and his staff were very unimpressed to here that Mozart wanted to incorporate ballet into his next opera The Marriage of Figaro.
One of the most beautiful and great pieces of Mozart!
he left this earth way too young :(
rip
Mozart is religion! he created the heavenly music. He is unreached till today.
People please...MJ was a good singer, great dancer, a very good performer all around an exelent artist, but comparing it to whom is probably the best musician of all times, C'mon get real this is Mozartl!!!
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Beautiful ❤️! I'm amazed that classic composers were able to produce works of such complexity at a time when there were none of the electronic and recording conveniences we take for granted today.
People, just shut the hell up. Mj and Mozart are both great. You can't compose the two cause its like composing Pasta to Hamburgers, but they are both great, and they will be remember for many centuries to come.
What qualifies you as a Musical critic? I am an audiophile, a musician, a composer and an almost all genre listener. What is important is the first one, are you an audiophile, do you notice very small mistakes in music? Do you notice structure in music? Do you notice quality in music? Have you tasted most of all genres underground and mainstream? Most importantly do you have an argument other then that you are part of 90 % of humans?
Isn't it so nice how all the comments to videos like this are always so civilized. I enjoy some hard rock myself but I really enjoy stuff like this!
Enjoy! Mozart's music is very welcoming
"An opera begins long before the curtain goes up and ends long after it has come down. It starts in my imagination, it becomes my life, and it stays part of my life long after I've left the opera house."
I'm curious to know on how things went in his head that he can compose such fine pieces. Especially this Marriage of Figaro which was done through procastination. Amazing.
Ich mag Mozart Liede!
ich auch
Funny how in 'Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory', the first notes of this very famous piece were identified as belonging to Rachmaninoff.
Best overture ever! Second is Tchaikovsky's 1812 and third is Rossini's William Tell. Brilliant.
I love those 2 too
A genius out of this world. Someone like him is born only once in a millennia, like...truly. I guess we'll miss out on the next one... :(
Beethoven: WTF dude
@@numcrun Beethoven was a genius, but not an effortless genius like Mozart was.
@@numcrun Beethoven was a kidnapper
прекрасная композиция. неумирающий Моцарт. ......
I came here from "trading places"!
isn't it that episode in Family guy or something?
When you consider what Mozart created....it is the equivalent of a Grand Master painting. The layers....the complexity.
Agreed!
This is hands down my favorite work to have ever played.