Mozart - Fantasia in d minor, K.397
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- W. A. Mozart - Fantasia No. 3 in d minor, K. 397
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Hi, everyone! Today, I prepared Mozart - Fantasia No.3 in D minor, K.397, which is one of Mozart’s particular works. It is known that the piece has unusual rhythms and several tempo changes. I hope that you guys feel the improvised character of this piece and enjoy it.:) Thank you!!
Kassia Who is your favorite composer?
@@KodasGOD She said Brahms a couple of times I think.
Hopefully she'll be putting Hungarian dance no 1 on the channel again soon!
(つ✧ω✧)つ✨🎹
Amazing like always! Thank you so much Kassia!
Can you please share the score of lacrimosa
This sounds like Mozart was just doing whatever he wanted on a piano and it’s absolutely wonderful
Which does not really contradict the principle of a fantasia. It is, after all, always an improvisation recorded in musical notation. Or at least it is supposed to create this impression, in that the freedom of the fantasia sometimes does more justice to emotional outpourings and feelings than seemingly rigid compositional guidelines.
new knowledge added, thx @@Koresos.
This is a wonderfully tuneful lyrical piece; how can anyone stoop to criticise it? A joy too listen to particularly when compared to the current innate rubbish being thrown at us in the name of music today!
A different popularist genre perhaps but it leaves me cold!
Yes that's exactly what a fantasia is.
Mozart was sad when writing this, but he still couldn't hide his hapiness in his piece.. Isn't it amazing if you think about it how such great people lived on earth at one point of time?
There is a fact in case you didn't know it, is that he never finished this composition, someone (I don't remember who, a friend of Mozart maybe) wrote the last bars you can hear in the end to "officially" finish it.
@@brioche5845 yep, knew dat. He was too busy lol
HI, Eljo.:) I am sorry for late response. I found this comment now.:) Yeah, it is so amazing that there were so many geniuses at one point of time. Thank you!!:)💕
It is believed that the person who finished this piece was a Mozart fan called August Müller, and he did a really great job writing the last 10 bars of this piece, that sound very much like something Mozart himself could've written.
@@Kassiapiano hello kassia :3
The thing is Mozart was still in the classical period but he wrote this piece like it was in the Romantic era....very impressive indeed
People need to first realize Beethoven just copied him a lot!
@@warrenwongcomposer4274 nah, and I've Heard "actual pianists" play it. This piece is not at all Mozart's usual style. It's prettt amaizing and Kassia's interpretation is amaizing.
@@warrenwongcomposer4274 i meant to say its ahead of its time
@@warrenwongcomposer4274 i mean i like it but im not that experienced, although i think kassia is a great pianist, just look at her other videos. i wouldnt call her playing mediocre
@@mihneapetrache4101 are you saying he was hallucinating
Fantasia is just the words fantastic and kassia merged together.
Yes.
Clever
Brilliant
A comment worth of pressing thelike buttom
That is true
When I first heard this piece I had a hard time believing it was Mozart. Just goes to show you how brilliant the man was.
CitizenErased: It even sounds Beethoven mixed in.
I was doing homework. Then I saw Kassia had uploaded a video. I dropped my homework and watched the video. Why? Because priorities.
It's funny.:) Thank you so much, KittyKsu!!💕
Kassia's videos are more important than anything else!
@TheTage Show yes! 2:20 AM here
Boy you better have better priorities
Thats right. This piece is homework for life 😉
At 4:14 Mozart must have realized that he was in the classical era not romantic
lol
I thought the same hahahaha
"Ah sh*t, wrong era"
Best comment
😂🤣😂
Kassia: *exists*
Rousseau: *finally, a worthy opponent*
Our battle shall be legendary
*sad flaming piano noises*
@@miguelisaurusbruh1158 *See music piano and Zen and the art of piano crying in the background*
Lol, what if Rousseau and Kassia played on a piano across from each other in person, and did a freestyle (improv.) piano battle.. Although I don’t know how that would work.. maybe the faster, or the more creative and better-sounding improvised melody, Lol Idrk what I’m saying, but it sounds cool..
Vinheteiro: *HOLD MY BEER*
2:36 Chopin - Raindrop prelude
Mozart x Chopin Collab??!!
1. Intro
0:00-0:42
2. Minor Themes
2a. Theme 1) 0:46-1:39
2b. Presto #1) 1:40-2:00
- Skip to Ending of Presto #2) 3:09-3:21
2e. Theme 1) 3:23-3:53
2f. Minor Them Completion) 3:53-4:11
3. Major Key Conclusion In Allegreto
3a. Theme 1 2x) 4:12-4:43
3b. Theme 2 2x) 4:44-5:13
3b. Theme 1 Conclusion Variation) 5:14-5:35
Come Back To:
2c.Theme 2) 2:00-2:45 & 2d. Presto #2)2:36-3:08
I love 4:44
@@ParrotQueenPlays Me too. Very Mozart feel compared to the earlier sections, and the contrast between them fits beautifully.
@@trevorsmall7371 yep! It sounds like typical Mozart.
Ah te mamaste xd
I usually don’t like Mozart’s pieces, but this is exceptional.
My teacher just gave me the music sheet for this piece, telling me that it is pretty challenging for my piano level, but still, I'm excited af it's so beautiful!
Waouh great ! What is your level ? Since how long you play piano ?
@@mtm2614 I think I am considered as an intermediate student, and this is my 5th year of playing :) I started piano lessons at the age of 18 when I moved to a city for my college. How about you?
@@MarsLos10 waouh cool ! Im very impressed that you start piano at 18 ! Me im 16 and i play since 10 years but im not so talented like kassia. I m happy to see that there is younger person Who listen classical music. congratulation for your work 😊😂! (Sorry for my very bad english im french)
@@mtm2614 Marine M Marine M Yeah piano was an unachievable dream for me my whole life, until I told myself I gotta try at least once. And here I am 5 years later :)
I am jealous of the kids that could start learning musical instruments from a young age, it's demotivating to see a young kid playing so good, knowing that you are 18 and just starting to play with both hands simultaneously xD it's not about talent my friend, it's about getting that hard work done, it's about PRACTICING :) believe me on this! Practice really pays off if you do it efficiently! So you shouldn't say that other people are more talented than you, it's better to just say "I need to practice more and I'll be as good as her". Congrats for your work too, it's amazing that you still carry on after these years, you are awesome, keep it up :)
Your English is just fine :) I am greek, greetings to France!
@@MarsLos10 yeah praticing ! Have good day ou night !
The day Mozart forgot that he is a classical musician.
Bruh
mozart forgor 💀
Bro wrote romantic bro fr messed up
Literally ahead of his time
So glad he did not limit himself to a box 😍
5:00 --
Left hand: "What are you doing??"
Right hand: "GOTTA GO FAST"
"A música é a minha vida e a minha vida é a música."
"Music is my life and my life is music."
Mozart
Are you sure that quote is correct? As far as I know he spoke Italian and French as second languages and German as his first. I'm pretty sure he never even was in Spain to begin with (or Portugal?)
@@Rokkxl It's just one of several quotes I remembered being attributed to mozart, written in Portuguese for being my first language and in English so that more people could understand.
It's beautiful words.:) "Music is my life and my life is music." Thank you!
+Rokkxl
Original words would probably be:
“Musik ist mein Leben und mein Leben ist Musik”
Which is the German translation
@@Onnifer. I just find it odd citing some quote, that is nowhere to be found (certainly not in german) that you picked up on at some point without giving a source. Sure, he's dead, this quote is harmless because it's just a “nice“ phrase. But going around quoting people with total confidence without any proof is just a huge problem in todays society. (Again, I realise this case is hardly harmful)
After listening to Mozart 40 hours straight I just realize how amazing composer is he
Bro 40 hr that's alot
Is incredible how music never die, even if Mozart died ages ago, here right now al the world Is listing his Immortal music, he didnt die, he'll never die, his music ll be listen for ever.
Wonderful interpretation. One of my favorite Mozart pieces. Feels almost like a Chopin prelude.
I showed it to my piano teacher and she thought it was a Chopin prelude.
Kassia... a delicate balance between immersive expressivity and classical veneer. One of your best performances yet. I hope to hear more Mozart from you!
Thank you so much for your poetic words, David.:)💕 I will play more Mozart's pieces. I visited your community. I am waiting for your new video.:)
@@Kassiapiano cool :) I uploaded funerailles this morning but realized there was a technical glitch in the video so now I'm re-rendering... maddening!!
@TheTage Show I know what you mean, but I wouldn't call this the other side... it's the solo piano piece that perhaps best captures the core of Mozart's language, that of opera. To give a performance at this level, you have to possess the instincts of a diva.
@@ZenandtheArtofPiano Oops.:) I already checked notification of your channel. But, typically, I sleep in the morning. So, I thought that I was not able to find it. I really love Funerailles! I can't wait!!
@@Kassiapianolove your music I have been listening to your music is brilliant and Beautiful ❤
I was reading a novel of Tolstoy. The heroine was playing this on piano.. so I searched for this masterpiece. It's amazing how the lines of a written piece leads you to a musical piece 😍😍
Same for me but with Fall of Hyperion
The thing with this piece is that sounds so easy but it is actually so hard with all the tempo changing and rhythmic changes! It takes a while to learn this piece, believe me! Good job Kassia!
I just noticed kassia is a person that actually spends time with her viewers than other people. Thank you, you earned a sub from a 13 year old liebestraum player
Thank you for noticing it, Sharky!:)
Душа слезами очищаясь,росла все чувства переживая ,то грусть,то бурные эмоции,то почти совсем замирая,и вновь ,и вновь себя в себе ища покой ,страстно изнемогая ,нашла в конце прибежище в победе над собой!
👍🏻
If you asked me without knowing, I would assume this is a chopin piece, the tempi and the dynamics sound similar to what he's accustomed to, am I the only one who had that sensation?
No. Me too.
In this case it would be otherwise, chopin sounds like Mozart.
That would be even more pronounced on rondo in a minor, KV511
@Gísiu Wolf Yeah, I agree. Nonetheless, this piece feels very saccharine for the classical period. At the very least, I would’ve thought it was from some composer in the Mid-Romantic or Early Romantic Era
@@eloisanzara237 Sturm und Drang.....
This is one of the most beautiful piano piece I ever heard
This has an innocent and mildly playful feel to it
Can we all just appreciate how many different diverse people of different backgrounds come to listen to this? It shows that Mozart and Kassia had the power to bring us all together 🎉
Даже в, казалось бы, грустном произведении к концу проскользнула радость. А ведь Моцарт был по жизни бескорыстно добр ко всем, был куда лучше нас всех... Он будто не жил на нашей Земле, а был целиком в небесах и нес людям простые добродетели, на которые, во всяком случае, в теории способен каждый! Не только музыку, но и самого Моцарта при жизни так и не признали...
И музыка его... Как бы сказать, не имеет времени, к которому нужно принадлежать. Он передавал людям, погрязшим в материализме, музыку небес, светлое и вечное...
Beautiful Mozart’s also capable of slow beautiful melodies along side his usual frantic style of music
Thank you so much for your beautiful words, Nicolas!:)💕
Hugh Jardon I’m saying he is portrayed as frantic, take for instance the movie Amadeus
@@nicolasnobis9141 Mozart was an angel. They killed him and they still hate him.
Amazing piece, not what you’re used to hearing from Mozart. He never actually finished it because of his premature death. It always makes me think about how this piece could have turned out if Mozart finished it himself. Maybe He had some different ideas that are forever lost? After all, we’ve seen drastic changes between individual versions of the same piece many times throughout history.
Anyways, amazing performance. Thank you for putting so much work into this channel :)
I know that fact. So, personally, I like this piece, but not like last part. If he had lived longer, I imagine how lots of more good works would have come out. It makes me be sad. Always thank you for your knowledge.💕
Sad since this my favorite classical song next to Pachabel Cannon in D and Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata and Tchaikovsky (?) Flight of. the Bumblebees- actually I tagged this last as a child like request
@@stevenwolven9367 canon in d and flight of the bumble bee?? 💀
@@lafontainemusic6647 no u
@@stevenwolven9367 flight of the bumblebee was composed by rimksy-korsakov :)
You know a piece you should play? Aquarium, from the carnival of animals. That part is so magical, with your lighting piano it would be incredible! Also after watching your videos I have no doubt that you are more than capable of playing such a challenging piece 😁
Kassia, your rendition is brilliant. Played with incredible control and expression. Each phrase is played with so much colour, as if you were a master painter. You accentuate the melody to an almost meditative and reflective level that is very enjoyable to me. I also like the lack of sustain pedal as it gives a less blurry, more dramatic effect to the piece, every note is measured and articulated. I would really appreciate more Mozart videos; especially his K475 Fantasy in C minor or the K.333 piano sonata. Thank you for the consistently high quality content.
Hi, Samaritan.:) Thank you for your kind words! For rest written in sheet, I didn't use sustain pedal much for expressing it.:) I really appreciate that you noticed it.:) I always admire your knowledge. I can feel how much you love classical music. K. 475 fantasia and K. 333 sonata are so beautiful pieces.:) I will play them in the future. Thank you again!:)
yeah, a lot of other recordings use too much pedal for my taste so this is a nice change of pace :)
you write as beautiful as kassia plays the piano
I remember performing this piece at one of my music school’s year-end recitals. The piece is still a favourite that I love playing. :)
Such a lovely piece. I can't believe I have never heard it before.
Thank you, Niko!!💕
wolfgang is the most bad ass name ever
To me this is the epitome of what a pianist is feeling while playing piano. A mix of all the passions blowing together but also confusion in what he really intends to put in his music. Of course each pieces have its own meaning and mood but we always say calm songs are sad or hopeful and big and majestic songs are powerful, brave and greatful. Look at what Mozart just wrote and think about it.
When i'm listening this Fantasia, I think about Mozart like a romantic composer
I played this song back when I was doing Royal Conservatory... I remember half the song but couldn't for the life of me remember the name as to search and print the sheet music online. Now I've found it!! I am sooo happy!
Royal conservatory? as in RCM?
@@_introvertivy_166 Yes, as in RCM.
RCM stands for Royal Conservatory of Music.
This is one of the best of Mozart
Long time ago when i was young - I played this I played this piece. And I admit that .. my mood was changing during the playing at the piano. The man was genius.
My favourite Mozart piece.
So pensive, meditative, and flowing!
This sounds so modern. Incredible that it's more than 200 years old.
I have been playing piano for about 3 years, I listen to this daily
I listen to Kassa everyday and it never gets boring. ✌️
I just got this piece in my piano lessons as an intro to playing longer pieces and wow gotta love mozart man
36 years and enough sheet music for 2 and half meters. What a talented person.
I dont even know if i like that kind of music, but I am mesmerized from the creativity of motzart and of course the excellent perfomance of kassia. Can anybody feel me, or am I alone?
Feels like I'm in tear telling my breaking heart stories to a stranger.
I personally practiced this piece a few months ago and was disappointed when I couldn't find any good representations of it on TH-cam, and I saw that today you posted this and I was astonished that people knew this piece existed. Thank you so much for proving me wrong!
This is a a piece ive heared over and over by a child and was forgotten till today. Thank you for evoking this memory
All the notes come together so well as always with Mozart!!! Every time I listen to it, it's like we're unrolling DNA that can be read with our eyes wide open. The DNA of a genius of course !!!
I think after watching so many of your videos I had to make a point today about how I feel about this channel and you as an artist. Because it is extremely inspiring. You are so perfect in so many different styles, I think I've heard it all now. From the Liszt style to Debussy, Beethoven and Mozart
Listening to your recordings is one of the first things I do before I sit down and compose my own music. I've done that for maybe 2 months now and it helps me so much. It's always beautiful to see people in this age of modern music (nothing against those styles, I listen to them as well) to appreciate the classics. People like you, that it brings joy to make this music and that bring joy to the audience listening.
You have been a big reason for me to believe in the need for new classical music lately. One of the inspiration sources that keeps me working day after day when I return from college and have read my texts, to sit down at the piano and keep writing. I might not have many subscribers or people to share the music to irl, but it brings me joy every day and people like you fuel it immensely. Consider yourself a crucial part of this everyday work.
Thank you for this and all the past and upcoming beautiful recordings!
I have become bored from this quite cute piece. I shall spice it up with my unique playing skills.
😂😂😂😂
Bruh, 😂
Please NO.All pianists suffer when you 'spice' things up...
😂😂😂😂
Stella Aram
😂😂😂 very true
Only Mozart can write in Dm and make it sound happy. The end mostly.. like wow. His spirit is just. Pure.
Well to be fair, the end is in D major
@@chrisy367 yeah he said d major duh
@@mycello5280 Dm means d minor though
The end is not mozart....
These transitions are amazing ❤
Не спешит, не опаздывает, играет просто СУПЕР!
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I haven’t listened to that much classical music on the past, but out of all that I have enjoyed, I am not making this up when I say that this song is literally saying something, including emotions of both sadness and resolve.
This piece is so charming for me and i dont know why
so this is what depressed mozart sounds like
listen to Lacrimosa...
@@hunter2068 the way I see it is a tragedy
@@icravecheddar7401 he sounds happy as he's depressed somehow, weird.
A morning with a new and one of my favorite piece is a good start for the day
Thank you, Suyash!:) It's so happy that my performance made your good start for the day. Thank you!💕
It feels like the beginnings of Chopin....especially around 1:10...
agree
音色も映像も美しくて魅了されました。
次のアップも楽しみです。
ありがとうございました。💕
Thank you for playing this! This is actually one of my Mother’s favorite pieces!
Hi, Lucias!:) I'm so happy that I played the piece which your mother love.:) Thank you:)💕
Flawless, wonderful, amazing, worth of the best Pianists in the World’s acknowledgements, what else?
PERFECT PERFORMANCE, this was amazing!
Hi, Lux!!:) I am flattered. Always thank you so much!!💕
This song makes me feel so awesome and the way Kassia played it made me inspired to start learning it! awesome job Kassia!
Why would any human being dislike this?
This is amazing playing almost spot on
And this piece is so good too
この曲をまともに弾くのはグールド以来。すごくいい曲です。
モーツァルトの中で美しい
やはりモーツァルトの真の才能は短調にあるのだ…
1:28 **flashbacks**
I am learning this piece and always loved how it changed its theme.
Questo piccolo gioiello del grande MOZART, lasciato incompiuto, riesce lo stesso ad abbracciare una varieta' di stati emotivi contrastanti! AMO MOZART!
The best part start at 2:34
YES!
Just here hoping to be remembered when u reach a mil...
Thank you for your kind words!💕
Ha ha that’s a good one
0:46 I LOVE THIS
Finally something I can play.
Mozart the goat
A melancolic peece by Mozart !!! Fantastic !!
I was just Doing my Music Homework when i saw Kassia posted a new video i had to watch it
Learnt something new today from the comments... Mozart's time was Classical...Chopin's was Romantic.
Thanks for enlightening me.
Who would dislike this masterpiece? thank you Kassia for another wonderful performance you have my respect.
I love this piece so much
This is so perfect. I've always enjoyed, classical piano musics. Tbh, back then I always play piano. But since this pandemic. I hardly have the time to play.... But I'm always happy to help and support my country in anyway I could.
The video has not started and I already liked it
Very nice! I've never heard this piece thanks for introducing it to me!
Wow.:) This piece is one of my favorite in Mozart's pieces. Thank you for watching my video.:)💕
Thanks, I'm learning this now because of you.
I think we are hearing Mozart better than any time in history.
저는 취미 피아노 하는 사람인데 kassia님 연주 듣고 나서 모차르트 환상곡이 이런 곡이었구나 싶었습니다. ㅋㅋㅋ난 대체 그동안 뭘 친거지 ㅋㅋㅋ
I absolutely love this piece. Thank you.
This song transports me some place elsewhere , I’ve been searching for a new piece to learn and this one seems playable with a few challenges here and there, I love it so much. Thank you for uploading this ❤️
dis thing makes me emotional
Even if it was muted these videos would still be amazing. I love watching all of your videos they're addictive
Awesome performance as always Kassia ! :-)
I'm glad to see your channel growing up every day
Hi, MrTardoss!:) Thank you so much for your encouragement!💕
Love this, I think you've captured the style of Mozart superbly in this video, favourite version of the piece by far
Thank you for your kind words, Kodai!!💕
Love hearing new pieces every day :)
Ca@sia is marvelous as usual . She makes Mozart sadness so evident.Pity he died so young, he could have composed incredible works
I just listened to one of his other fantasia yesterday, this is superb!
Great performance, Kassia.
Hi! Kou Music!:) Thank you for your kinds words!!:)💕
Damn that's an absolutely beautiful interpretation
My favourite one yet
Thank you Kassia : )
Thank you for your kind words, Gabriel!:)💕
I am studying this piece now :)
This just narrated his whole life.