I used to be at my grandfathers house and listen to all sorts of classical and chamber music. They had no tv. Except for a small tv upstairs. Downstairs they had the living room and the family room. My grandma and grandpa would sit for hours on end and read these giant novels while listening to classical music. It gave me such a sense of culture. They loved to travel and read and listen to classical music. But were very down to earth people as well. They knew the value of hard work and hard love. I still miss them and listening to classical music is a way i can feel connected to them even after they have passed on.
+fireice2037 what a wonderful story. I really relate because i grew up in unhappy home but spent time with a family who were like second parents and my fondest memory is of their dad sitting at a baby grand piano and playing his favorite music and singing along. That and my one great joy in my own home was putting on an old vynly record and the anticipation of a favorite song being foreshadowed by the crackle and pop of an old record then the wonderful music started............and one gets carried away to a happier place :)
That's stretching it. This work is really not that "dark". His Sonata in A minor could have had the influence of his mother's death. Not the case with this. It was probably commissioned by a noble for an occasion, and of course, the upper class wouldn't want too much "emo" or other dark emotions during an event that should be more pleasant or festive.
if we give him 10000000 salute or 1 b salute that will be not enough.if we like the video 1 core thats not also.THANKYOU VIENA.THANKS GOD ,THANKS AUSTRIA,THANKS EUROPE ,thank you leoperd mozrt,anna maria moz his country father mother and to the god who created him .legends legends
I was humming/listening to the first movement at work, and a customer overheard. "Hey, that sounds good, what is it?" "A Mozart piece. I absolutely love it, but cannot for the life of me say the name right." "Moes Art? Never heard them. Then again, I listen to talk radio, not really into the popular stuff." "WHAAA? You've never heard of Mozart? Ever?" "What can I say, I'm an old man, stuck in my ways." "....He was a composer from the 1700's."
I think every bar or salon in Europe should play this type of music in the night. It's like you're dancing and socializing with people.. surely people should agree on this!
"Larry, my closest companion, let your ears be the mouth of this sweet supper, I doth doubt that it will displease you, for I serve as your witness in that this is one that feeds the hungry with its generous hum."
He said from the afterlife he would have loved to as he never experienced "writer's block" of any kind. But some people were jealous of him and one of them poisoned him to a slow death. He said the swelling of his body at the end was very painful and it was a relief to pass over.
Mozart started showing his talents at the blooming age of five and died at 35. We wish you a happy afterlife in heaven because you and your music has helped me through my most hard times, providing me with happiness and hope for the future. Your music has always made me feel alive. And I also want to thank HarpsichordM for providing us with this beautiful serenade in this hell of TH-cam, with thanks to the Slovak Chamber Orchestra for being able to recreate such a beautiful piece of music in its fullest form. May you see the face of heaven. I wish with all of me.
Not to be overlooked in our enthusiasms is the Slovak Chamber Orchestra, who in this iteration, have provided the wind upon which the mighty wings of Mozart have flown once again so brilliantly
For late 20th century people who weren't familiar with classical music, this was the most approachable piece (along with the fourth part of _William Tell Overture_ and the _Overture to the Barber of Seville_). It did a lot to get me interested in classical music when I was growing up. And the performance here is exceptional. I'm glad this gem was recorded and recorded with good quality sound equipment.
Here's a detailed explanation of this piece, and happy Halloween everyone!! The genre of the song is serenade for strings which is a chamber music. It was composed in 1787 by Mozart and the translation of the title is A Little Night Music. The performing forces of this song is double string quartet with double bass and it is often performed by a string orchestra. The first movement is in G major and it is a sonata form. The tempo is allegro, and the meter is 4/4. In the exposition, the first theme is in unison, and it outlines the tonic, then dominant seventh chords. It is a homophonic texture and the melodic line is played by a violin. In the bridge, it modulates to the dominant key, which is D major. The first violins outline a G major triad, followed by ascending scale movement leading to a D major. For the second them group, it contrasts with the first theme and the melody begins with a playful downward turn. It also features a triplet figure and piano dynamic level. On bar 36-40, it was built from a repeated eighth-note figure that creates an insistent quality and on bar 51-55, all instruments play briefly in unison, ending with an authentic cadence in D major and repeated signs are usually observed in performance. In the short development on bar 70-76, it begins with first-theme material in D major and quickly moves from D major to C major, then features material from theme 2b. The end of the development emphasizes the dominant to prepare the listener for the return of the main theme in the tonic key. In the Recapitulation, the first theme returns exactly as it was presented in the exposition. The bridge unexpectedly cadences in D major as in the exposition. The second theme group fulfills the listener's expectations and the song returns into G major. The coda grows out of the codetta, ending with a reference to the first theme. The key for the second movement is in C major and it is in Rondo form. The tempo is Adante and the meter is 2/2. In section A, the character is lyrical, understated, simple, and elegant. It unfolds over a tonic pedal, and the balance is achieved through four-measure phrases with clear-cut cadences. Also, the internal structure of this section is rounded binary form. In section B, a new melody is introduced and becomes more active rhythmically. The melodic line is also embellished. In section C, a new key is introduced: C minor. It has imitative dialogue between the outer parts. There is also repeated sixteenth-note figure in inner voices which is more active, creating restless character. Returning to section A, the key also returns in C major. In the Coda, it grows out of Section A material and brings the movement to a gentle close. The key for the third movement is in G major and it is a ternary form. The tempo is allegretto and the meter is 3/4. For the menuet, the internal structure is rounded binary and the phrases are typically four measures long. It is loud with robust character. The dance-like quality reinforced through rhythmic accentuation. For the trio, it includes a new key: D major. Contrast is achieved through sotto voce indication; more lyrical character and legato lines. There are more chromatic inflections than in the menuet. There is also the sotto voce which is a subdued, gentle character lowering the volume level as if to a whisper. Then it goes back to the Menuet, which the key returns to G major. For the fourth movement, the key is in G major and it is a sonata-rondo form. The tempo is allegro and the meter is 2/2. In the first theme, there is spirited, light-hearted character. The theme opens with a rocket theme that outlines the tonic arpeggio. In the second theme, it begins with a downward turn of a minor sixth and it is in a stepwise motion. It also employs some chromatic embellishments.
@@macolga100 it’s “night music” because this was some of mozart’s gig music. he had this play at parties for some uplifting background music and entertainment, so it was kind of like a night out sort of thing :)
mizzox Yeah. The funny thing is I don't know much about classical music, but I just love listening to it. A person doesn't have to know a lot about art to appreciate the genius behind it.
I would have loved to be in the audience hearing Mozart and the other great masters hearing the music on period instruments and seeing the operas of old. I thank HIM for giving us such great composers whose music must never be allowed to die. These men and women were the rock stars of their day in my book.
What amazes me the most is how this song withstood the test of time. A man composed such a wonderful piece that nearly everyone in the world knows at least a bit of it. Mozart is a genius. Fun fact, did you know that he declined Beethoven as a pupil.
According to David Weiss, first time - yes, he declined. But not the second time he was asked. He accepted and agreed on time of first lesson, but Beethoven's mother got sick and he had to return home, so it was not Mozart's fault. No idea if David Weiss can be trusted.
There are not many pieces of music that are played with more love than this Serenade. This is the case here, and together with the genius of Mozart it becomes a super treat.
@@keo8069 Nope it's "newer" Classical Period :) ... but Baroque or Classical it's still one of the best I know en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_period_(music)
I’m absolutely obsessed with this song all my other friends listen to the hot New hits and I’m over here listening to Mozart but he’s a genius and absolutely wonderful music he has composed.
179 dislikes? I can't find anything that could be better. It's so beautiful to dislike this masterfulness of a piece created and what's being played and heard in these ears is perfection. Savor a pour and flavor this with it and just relax because it's lovely to settle anything or if you just want to unwind. I need to see this live one day live. Be a pleasure. Throw some Tillman to, beethoven for sure and some folk from Grieg to finish it off with vivaldi violin playing...endless songs like this that achieved such a standar for classical playing and what music from the heart shows. Cheers everyone and good day. Weezy
"sir weezy" Jan 2016 « _179 dislikes? I can't find anything that could be better_ » The 1st reflex when not understanding someone is to think he is stupid. Some write at once based on this sole 1st impression, many more understand that the other too most probably has a brain, a heart, a sensibility, a wide (and possibly quite different) scope of interests, and surely a wide array of thoughtful reasons for the opinions and POV he displayed, as strange as they 1st look; as Darwin himself pointed ("Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge"), the most educated and instructed people rarely find someone else stupid. Here, while you indeed will probably find no or little people disliking the written music played, or not believing it was really written by a man called Mozart, you may find some who regret the relatively modern way it is played (with heavy "nuances", quite different from the 1950s, where there was less "TVish" immediate reactions to everything and more subtle resonance from listeners with the composer), or the way the sound is captured and the audio rendered. I am of those, and even after I thumbed up that video (and globally appreciated it highly), I still fully understand that some educated listeners and musicians can also dislike it. Sat 04 Feb 2017 15:00 GMT
The spirit of Mozart’s works woven musically of Beauty and Simplicity has been crystallizing on forever and ever through the ages in the hearts of Mozart lovers ❤
Eye nuh... Kly nuh... Nacht is a N like know, A like Ah C with the hard German C and the ht Is also a bit thicker. Musik is just a German accent and music. Eine Kleine Nachtmusick, can also be asked for as Mozart's a little night music, or a bit of evening music. And songs have lyrics, classical music fans prefer people to use the word piece for a piece of music. You can also say composition and they won't rudely sigh at you.
It's a purely descriptive name. A little serenade is what it really means. Serenades were understood as a musical form and not in the romantic sense people think of now.
stfu dude all genres are important i love mozart as well as hip hop, music evolves. plus mozart wasn't exactly the cleanest most pg person either "lick me in the ass, quickly, quickly!"
One of the best played interpretations! And trust me, I was listening that on the tape since I was nine years old, playing it over and over and over....till the tape broke :)
Beautiful! No autotune or computer generated manipulation. Just gorgeous music written by a genius and played by musicians who have trained and practiced and are really good at what they do.
It never ceases to amaze me how this song, and many others of many different genres, have the ability to make tears flow and send chills down the spine. Music like this is SOO much more than the sum of it's parts, it's more than notes played by different instruments and combined. It's like a spell that's cast upon the listener, transcending the boundaries of space and time, transporting us to a place of pure, unadulterated joy.
tear's ? huh guess that proves each perspective is truly different. .....tear's ? huh i never would have gotten to tears from this time line im in maybe if a close friend or loved one passed and this was their favorite, anyhow , i just stopped in to tell the ones who dont know and remind the ones that that do ....lean in close this is a big one. Everyone ready ? cool , cool ok here it is "never forget the spaces between the notes are music also" well maybe not at 128 bpm lol but you get the idea if not , then imagine your favorite song without said silence between the notes ...it's not hard to imagine because if the song was 3 minutes long it would be a 3 minute tone lol...think of Bolero or we will rock you , hell i would almost say its the most important parts since for the note side we got 12 notes not counting octaves because its not a different note just higher or lower pitched but still just 12 separate unique notes only 1.) A 2.) A sharp B flat 3.)B 4.) C 5.) C sharp D flat 6.) D 7.) D sharp E flat 8.) E 9.) E sharp F flat 10.) F 11.) F sharp G flat 12.) G lol every piece of music ever was created with these 12 notes , it's like you have a magic can of paint that can hold a chosen color till instructed not to and can mix any variation or shade of any color visible in the 400 nm to 700 nm scale we all know and love till instructed to stop.... cool huh ? well just like music if there were no dark light would work just not too well lol So to recap Music is a complex maelstrom of vibration and emotion but it is nothing with out silence ....... and hell im here and i did mention the visible light scale 400 nm to 700 nm and warning this is so far off topic its bottom- ic so music is nothing without silence , colored light is all there is with out dark . yeah , well riddle me this Batman atoms which are comprised of smaller fundamental particles that by now if you cant name at least 3 of the innards of an atom you should just take out your human race membership card and hand it to person waiting with scissors thank you please proceed to species retraining .....next! lol well take it from atoms are small very small , smaller than the number of humans that can and do grasp and understand how immense the uni/omni/ verse actually is and just to simplify it a smidge the number of people that do is 0.00000000000000000000 so no one , zero with the -1aspect disallowed is truly 0 non-existence like atoms and sub atomic particles proton, neutron , electron that are really all "except electron " .just Quarks and as they say 2 is a quiet std and 3 is a crowed . when 3 quarks are in close proximity guess what they can just turn in to whatever they want in sub atomic particle land like a proton or a neutron ...ok step one disoriented from long reply..check! step two fracture base reality's frame work and setup and install new apparatus .."greased handle of reality grasping -4 to all wisdom and intelligence checks " check! step three. release causal feedback loop as being attempts to grasp greasy reality to create a laminar flow minimal distortion cause and effect loop in beings grasp and perception of this reality light at 400 nm to 700 nm is too large or otherwise not able to bounce/reflect efract off of any atom ever and it never will be able to photons are too big to reflect off atoms , this statement is 100% true .... summary too much typing , grasp of reality of vict...subject pre measuring unknown variable , music fucking rules and last but not before music ruling is , this realities parameters are incorrect ....final summary , everything is electromagnetic energy here, we are, our thoughts are , along with everything around us is LIGHT that cant do the thing that we say it does for us to see or even be .....lmao // that's right photons are to massive to bounce/reflect or anything off of atoms which in turn is what everything is made from// if you feel as though the shock or queasiness is wearing off please reread last comment denoted by // // and all will return to what you believe is normal ... and yes i am still a bit disheveled about ... tears for Eine kleine Nachtmusik but it seems this is the reality we inhabit ... one love and be good to each other 100 years of this place is not long and there's only room for one thing in everyone's grave ...most of all remember ..."No screaming cause it's all in your head.
When I first performed this i was thrilled , listening to this brought lots of happy memories, i remember sitting in the viola section by myself and seeing each other as we musicians connect through eye contact during rests, and our similar parts within the music.
I had a very similar experience when i first performed this. I feel like the best way to connect with someone is to play music with them, because you can convey so much more through music. I remember being in the Violin 1 section and watching the cellos, and being totally enthralled by the fact that i was a part of the beautiful sound that i heard.
Had a driving job years ago and I was dangerously tired... rolling through the radio stations I found this on NPR I think... cranked it on the awesome stereo system the vehicle had....WOW... home safe... it touches you
Michael Tran But surely you're aware of Europe's history, when this music was vital, a current affair? It was suffused with classical music (& great work in other media), but was at the same time plagued with bloody violence,and even barbarousness. By the 20th century, many of Europe's great composers had to run away to survive and work another day--to America! Tutoring in classical music or in any art isn't a panacea for a civil society--just doesn't work that way...
tohu777"Money can't buy Happiness, but it helps." We need all the Help we can get to live good lives. Free Will is involved here. The 'Love Molecule', Oxytocin, as explained by Dr. Paul Zak on You Tube, Beautiful Music, A Loving Wife/husband, all can help us to choose the Good, the Human Good. Deliberately to choose Evil is an Abuse of Free Will. Free Will is the Power to Choose, unlike animals who act by Instinct. Our Glory is the power to Choose. Even good things like music or money can lead to Evil. We can so distort the things of this world. So Music will not of Itself reform Society, although, all things being equal, it should help our spirit to soar to God(The Ultimate Good) and His Ways. From Canada. P.S. The only 'thing' that cannot be distorted, one would hope, is Love..."Deus Caritas est." That is, in itself, Love is Love. Or, should I say, Love as found in God is always Genuine Self Giving Love. But unfortunately, even Love, within us, can be excessive and destructive of Human Nature. You can 'Spoil' the Child, for example. Even Shakespeare's Othello was lead to debase love by jealousy, and refers to himself after murdering his innocent wife, "Then must you speak / Of one that lov'd not wisely but too well..." An excess of 'Giving Love'. "Need Love(C.S. Lewis) we can easily see how it can go astray and ask too much of the Beloved, can be Unreasonable in asking for its needs to be satisfied. But surely 'Giving Love'(The Mark of God's Love!) is beyond distortion! Nope! 'The Human Heart is devious and who can Understand it?" (Prophet Jeremiah). Hence, Dr. Gabor Mate, [on You Tube] explains how excessive, compulsive giving of oneself can be fatal to our Health. Benedict XVI in his Encyclical, 'Deus Caritas Est', (God Is Love), points out that if we only Give, we will shrivel up like raisons. We, unlike God, need to be Loved, need to be nourished. 'Affection is never wasted." (Longfellow).
![Mozart - Sonata for Two Pianos in D, K. 448 [complete]](/img/n.gif)
Man! who ever composed this must've been a GENIUS! amazing!
Umm...I'm pretty sure that's you, herr Mozart...
Excuse me but can you explain your Joke sir? I dont get it.
@@a.s.s._art Kant you understand? Hmm...
I'll take the credit
@@rinnsteincherub ye
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Keeps interfering
For 1973, this is a pretty good recording.
Nah idiot, back then, the recording studios were so much better than today
@@dominicc.5521 wtf i thought aliens recorded it
ENESFLIX well I didn’t say that aliens didn’t record it, btw, the aliens on Mars recorded it
😁
1/4 inch tape was amazing.
Cant wait for his new Album
JAJAJAJA
Yeah, about that........
LoL Lol
same, it's been a few centuries since his last album. i wonder what's holding him up
it's been on Spotify:
it's called, "Don Giovanni"!!
I like it, though it may take a cupla listens to get it!!
LOL!!
I used to be at my grandfathers house and listen to all sorts of classical and chamber music. They had no tv. Except for a small tv upstairs. Downstairs they had the living room and the family room. My grandma and grandpa would sit for hours on end and read these giant novels while listening to classical music. It gave me such a sense of culture. They loved to travel and read and listen to classical music. But were very down to earth people as well. They knew the value of hard work and hard love. I still miss them and listening to classical music is a way i can feel connected to them even after they have passed on.
This is not sarcastic but cool story bro, thats really beautiful
+fireice2037 what a wonderful story. I really relate because i grew up in unhappy home but spent time with a family who were like second parents and my fondest memory is of their dad sitting at a baby grand piano and playing his favorite music and singing along. That and my one great joy in my own home was putting on an old vynly record and the anticipation of a favorite song being foreshadowed by the crackle and pop of an old record then the wonderful music started............and one gets carried away to a happier place :)
+fireice2037 May they rest in peace your lovely grand parents. they had a beautiful life
+fireice2037 ...Beautiful story and memories for you.....God Bless.
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He was the Mozart of classical music.
Liszt said he was, in fact, "The Christ of music!!" Wow, still can't decide which is my favorite - Mozart or Beethoven!?
@@nancyayers7669 didn't Tchaikovsky said that?
this comment is underrated
@@nancyayers7669 both are my favourites. I enjoy both, Mozart and Beethoven. Especially the 4th movement in Beethoven's Symphony No. 5
He was half moorish aka half black
He composed this during one the saddest moments of his life after his daughter and dad passed away yet he shows miracles! God's instrument
he didnt eat the corn
@Blackavar Bunnie It's sad how two of the worlds greatest composers were treated so bad. But then that's so often the way with people of talent.
Every moment of his life was sad...
That's stretching it. This work is really not that "dark". His Sonata in A minor could have had the influence of his mother's death.
Not the case with this. It was probably commissioned by a noble for an occasion, and of course, the upper class wouldn't want too much "emo" or other dark emotions during an event that should be more pleasant or festive.
Don't credit the work of a genius to a higher power that definitely doesn't exist.
im having the best time alone in my room , waving my hands , eyes closed , conducting this wonderful piece .
aren't we all? this is one of the best pieces of music ever written, if not the greatest
Lol, that's something I would do!!!! I would now, except I'm studying. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
but it has to be serenade right 🤡
if we give him 10000000 salute or 1 b salute that will be not enough.if we like the video 1 core thats not also.THANKYOU VIENA.THANKS GOD ,THANKS AUSTRIA,THANKS EUROPE ,thank you leoperd mozrt,anna maria moz his country father mother and to the god who created him .legends legends
I find myself doing that too! 😊
0:00 Serenade. Allegro
8:02 Romance. Andante
13:35 Minuet. Allegretto
15:47 Rondo. Allegro
Not all heroes wear capes.
ozay thank you kind soul
I can play Romance on the piano and it is spelled Romanze
ozay thanks
Ho thank you so much
I was humming/listening to the first movement at work, and a customer overheard.
"Hey, that sounds good, what is it?"
"A Mozart piece. I absolutely love it, but cannot for the life of me say the name right."
"Moes Art? Never heard them. Then again, I listen to talk radio, not really into the popular stuff."
"WHAAA? You've never heard of Mozart? Ever?"
"What can I say, I'm an old man, stuck in my ways."
"....He was a composer from the 1700's."
Mo Zart? Who was this guy--Jack Slater
Fox News (radio or tv) has been known to drain brains
Are you serious? Im flipping 11 and I know who Mozart is. :/
Jordan Gadson I was quoting The Last Action Hero.
Sommer57 Uhm... Okay?
Ha! Only 1780s kids will remember
Yh, music was way better back in that time !
Lmfaooooooo
it seems you were born in the wrong generation
+Khalni Metal is way better than everything :v.
Nah ok. The same place with classical and operas :v
+JAVelezr13 music was not recorded back then, you either listen it live or played it yourself
I'm starting to get nostalgia from the 1700s. Good times...
Kids today just don't understand
Wait a second, you serious??? You would of been dead if you were born in 1700s smh... I would've had death nostalgia if that ever happened xD
@Δ lol
@@donkbonktj5773 5 year olds are not supposed to be on yt you can go on yt kids
@@greatestleviathan2827 I purposely fell for the joke.
I think every bar or salon in Europe should play this type of music in the night. It's like you're dancing and socializing with people.. surely people should agree on this!
Wow ... Mozart ... I love him ... thank you for sharing ... :))
you can use this sh*t for sooo many funny things :D
videos about how op you can be in video games that nobody plays
***** Is that where Sting is from? Formerly a shipyard community?
i confirme that :)
1780 person to his friend : "Yo Larry you gotta listen to this new beat drop"
XD
@Remainder or Kyle the 69th
Austria: He Larry host du scho den noin Beat drop vom Mozart ghead
"Larry, my closest companion, let your ears be the mouth of this sweet supper, I doth doubt that it will displease you, for I serve as your witness in that this is one that feeds the hungry with its generous hum."
@@Aakash_Goswami1 nice
Imagine how many more masterpieces we would have today had Mozart lived for another 35 years...
He said from the afterlife he would have loved to as he never experienced "writer's block" of any kind. But some people were jealous of him and one of them poisoned him to a slow death. He said the swelling of his body at the end was very painful and it was a relief to pass over.
Lol
@Connor Duke it's been pretty much confirmed that a smaller plague/virus that spread through mozart's town killed him.
@Connor Duke it's been pretty much confirmed that a smaller plague/virus that spread through mozart's town killed him.
He would've made even better and greater pieces since he would've gotten more experienced with music
Mozart started showing his talents at the blooming age of five and died at 35. We wish you a happy afterlife in heaven because you and your music has helped me through my most hard times, providing me with happiness and hope for the future. Your music has always made me feel alive. And I also want to thank HarpsichordM for providing us with this beautiful serenade in this hell of TH-cam, with thanks to the Slovak Chamber Orchestra for being able to recreate such a beautiful piece of music in its fullest form. May you see the face of heaven. I wish with all of me.
We've all seen Amadeus
God delivers His voice through the music of Mozart. :)
He's probably composing new music in heaven
Beautiful ❤️
Slovakiaaaa❤❤❤
My mom played this when I was younger so that I can fall asleep. memories
Same, except the fact that it was my grandma
Same... I still play it when I can't fall asleep... It's so calming
행복해요. 감사 합니다. 한단계 높은 삶 인것 같아요.
Some things are music, but this is Nachtmusik.
Andrew Braddock Nachtmusik is night music in German I know cause i am german
Don't believe you, I need a source.
this is Nachtmusik, this is art ( im sorry if you get this )
P U N
Not music
Not to be overlooked in our enthusiasms is the Slovak Chamber Orchestra, who in this iteration, have provided the wind upon which the mighty wings of Mozart have flown once again so brilliantly
Thank you very much for kind comment!
Deep
Beautifull
you forgot a period at the end.
@@matthewgrisnich1769 OK. I'll play. *Full Stop* is the accurate term which denotes the termination of a thought.
Der Geist von Mozarts Musik wird in den Herzen der Mozart-Liebhaber für immer weiterleben und niemals sterben❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Ich stimme zu - noch schoen, besonders in unseren unsichtbaren Zeit.
Sehr wahr Amigo!
Ahhhh yes mozart's eine kleine nachtmusik, Most commonly known as The Song That Plays At Fancy Rich People Parties.
why has this been here for a year and nobody has answered
@@fab9269 I think it is kind of weird answering a comment 1 year ago...
I think its kind of strange
listening to music made like 200 years ago..
@@fab9269 😂
E.J. Manghram Yes
I guess you could say that Mozart truly made some top "natchtmusik" .
Bob Dole You sir, have won the Internet for the day. Congratulations.
Caleb Johnson no he hasn't, he's barely got past the 1st boss
+Bob Dole TOP NACHT
Didn't get it.
+SteveDoidoUltimate top notch music
For late 20th century people who weren't familiar with classical music, this was the most approachable piece (along with the fourth part of _William Tell Overture_ and the _Overture to the Barber of Seville_). It did a lot to get me interested in classical music when I was growing up. And the performance here is exceptional. I'm glad this gem was recorded and recorded with good quality sound equipment.
After listening this I am feeling like a rich man.
we are all richer for having listened to Mozart
to
In IQ of course
Same here
Hi . If you mean smart, that's what Mozart intended to...
It's a ( the ? ) central point .
Mozart is truly genius
whos picture did you steal? ^^
MrAwesomeOrb Yes your conclusion is right but after "was" after "truly" you would need an "a". Get roasted.
fgdf dsa You well and truly roasted him, Well played
He also sent poop in love letters
The first 8 minutes are absolutely magnificent.......then it becomes otherworldly..
'We need not despair at humanity knowing Mozart was a man!'
Albert Einstein ( 1879 - 1955 )
Step at a Time only by retarded ppl
0% nudity
0% violence
0% auto tune
100% talent
This is truth
0% Kanye west
@@fired1862 messi pelado
Did u know he has a piece called leck mich im arsch? Lol
@@emyyyyyy39 Yes, Mozart was rather crude.
God was sitting right next to Mozart when he composed this masterpiece
This guy is good, he should be a professional composer
I know he should become a composer. Do you know his Patreon?
Do you know when his next album's gonna drop?
Are you guys from earth only ??? 🙄
PK Dandi are you? I would be surprised if you wouldn’t since only a few people left the earth
@@drabberfrog lol
I am a Mozart fan
Love this piece of music
me too. it is my favorite this one
TH-cam at least had the decency to put their ads in between movements.
Here's a detailed explanation of this piece, and happy Halloween everyone!!
The genre of the song is serenade for strings which is a chamber music. It was composed in 1787 by Mozart and the translation of the title is A Little Night Music. The performing forces of this song is double string quartet with double bass and it is often performed by a string orchestra. The first movement is in G major and it is a sonata form. The tempo is allegro, and the meter is 4/4. In the exposition, the first theme is in unison, and it outlines the tonic, then dominant seventh chords. It is a homophonic texture and the melodic line is played by a violin. In the bridge, it modulates to the dominant key, which is D major. The first violins outline a G major triad, followed by ascending scale movement leading to a D major.
For the second them group, it contrasts with the first theme and the melody begins with a playful downward turn. It also features a triplet figure and piano dynamic level. On bar 36-40, it was built from a repeated eighth-note figure that creates an insistent quality and on bar 51-55, all instruments play briefly in unison, ending with an authentic cadence in D major and repeated signs are usually observed in performance. In the short development on bar 70-76, it begins with first-theme material in D major and quickly moves from D major to C major, then features material from theme 2b. The end of the development emphasizes the dominant to prepare the listener for the return of the main theme in the tonic key. In the Recapitulation, the first theme returns exactly as it was presented in the exposition. The bridge unexpectedly cadences in D major as in the exposition. The second theme group fulfills the listener's expectations and the song returns into G major. The coda grows out of the codetta, ending with a reference to the first theme.
The key for the second movement is in C major and it is in Rondo form. The tempo is Adante and the meter is 2/2. In section A, the character is lyrical, understated, simple, and elegant. It unfolds over a tonic pedal, and the balance is achieved through four-measure phrases with clear-cut cadences. Also, the internal structure of this section is rounded binary form. In section B, a new melody is introduced and becomes more active rhythmically. The melodic line is also embellished. In section C, a new key is introduced: C minor. It has imitative dialogue between the outer parts. There is also repeated sixteenth-note figure in inner voices which is more active, creating restless character. Returning to section A, the key also returns in C major. In the Coda, it grows out of Section A material and brings the movement to a gentle close.
The key for the third movement is in G major and it is a ternary form. The tempo is allegretto and the meter is 3/4. For the menuet, the internal structure is rounded binary and the phrases are typically four measures long. It is loud with robust character. The dance-like quality reinforced through rhythmic accentuation. For the trio, it includes a new key: D major. Contrast is achieved through sotto voce indication; more lyrical character and legato lines. There are more chromatic inflections than in the menuet. There is also the sotto voce which is a subdued, gentle character lowering the volume level as if to a whisper. Then it goes back to the Menuet, which the key returns to G major.
For the fourth movement, the key is in G major and it is a sonata-rondo form. The tempo is allegro and the meter is 2/2. In the first theme, there is spirited, light-hearted character. The theme opens with a rocket theme that outlines the tonic arpeggio. In the second theme, it begins with a downward turn of a minor sixth and it is in a stepwise motion. It also employs some chromatic embellishments.
Ma è vero che c'era un quinto movimento andato perduto !?
Excellent 👌 and - why is it called Night Music???? There's no way a baby will fall asleep
Thanks for the great info...
Thank you for doing my music homework for me.
@@macolga100 it’s “night music” because this was some of mozart’s gig music. he had this play at parties for some uplifting background music and entertainment, so it was kind of like a night out sort of thing :)
One of my favorite pieces of all time.
It's just so beautiful.
I always love classical music for some reason
mizzox me too, bro
Same
so do i
mizzox Yeah. The funny thing is I don't know much about classical music, but I just love listening to it. A person doesn't have to know a lot about art to appreciate the genius behind it.
George Thomas Factss yo
I would have loved to be in the audience hearing Mozart and the other great masters hearing the music on period instruments and seeing the operas of old. I thank HIM for giving us such great composers whose music must never be allowed to die.
These men and women were the rock stars of their day in my book.
Ditto!!! Absolutely!!!
What amazes me the most is how this song withstood the test of time. A man composed such a wonderful piece that nearly everyone in the world knows at least a bit of it. Mozart is a genius. Fun fact, did you know that he declined Beethoven as a pupil.
Yeah actually. And I commented just to bring you to this video btw. Youre welcome
According to David Weiss, first time - yes, he declined. But not the second time he was asked. He accepted and agreed on time of first lesson, but Beethoven's mother got sick and he had to return home, so it was not Mozart's fault. No idea if David Weiss can be trusted.
feeling depressed, this music cheers me up
+davlor86 made for it very certainly as each note to greet some newborn chap into a very loving family ;)
Same here !! Hope you’re feeling much better now ?♥️🙏🏾
There are not many pieces of music that are played with more love than this Serenade.
This is the case here, and together with the genius of Mozart it becomes a super treat.
Awesome
I want to go back in time, to the Age of Reason.
"Why?"
"Because.. reasons."
Davey Bernard thank god i studied the history of classical era lmao
I think it's baroque period if I'm not wrong
@@keo8069 Nope it's "newer" Classical Period :) ... but Baroque or Classical it's still one of the best I know en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Classical_period_(music)
They don't call it "The Age of Reasons" for no reasons.
I would laugh, but ur joke wasn't funny. Please refrain from telling jokes for the rest of ur life
A timeless piece of music, instantly recognizable, has stood the test of time, it's still hot a few hundred years in it.
The spirit of Mozart’s music will have been living on forever and ever and never to be dead in the hearts of Mozart lovers❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Mozart was a true Genius..
@ asy ko he terrible
@@tha_xgxmer_310 fucking fight me
i was more genius.
@@tha_xgxmer_310 No U
"leck mich im arsch" yeah.. 😬😬
Mozart's Eine Kleine Nachtmusik is truly a classic-good for all times!
This is why I take german.
I can't even describe how much I love this beautiful song, with all the dynamics and repetition and OMYGOD amazing!
1. Serenade. Allegro 0:00
2. Romance. Andante 8:00
3. Minuet. Allegretto 13:35
4. Rondo. Allegro 15:46
Luiz Claudio hm what?
thanks
helped a lot
Lol someone copied us comment and got a heart😭
I’m absolutely obsessed with this song all my other friends listen to the hot New hits and I’m over here listening to Mozart but he’s a genius and absolutely wonderful music he has composed.
I can relate I also listen to a lot of old school music
It is a very good piece, one which came from a low point in Mozart's life after the death of his father and daughter.
Luigi Raimondo Pomo, I think your space bar broke
It's called piece :)
Aye, calling a piece of music like this a 'song' is like calling a golf club a bat 😁
0:00 You trying to flirt with a girl .
8:02 She falls in love with you .
13:35 You both are getting married .
15:47 You got a baby .
Unexpectedly wholesome
@@itchymeow9151 Thanks
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NO. BODY. ASKED.
Unrivaled most recognizable melody in all of music. Unparalleled in genius. Unsurpassed forever.
Mozart is a fucking a genius....
i am god
and i love dis
it is true. My gosh. This music...
And you a are a fucking a moron
foureyedchick and ur ignorant kiddie
Who, I mean, WHO dislike this masterpiece??? I would never meet this person
Meine kleine Tochter jetzt 5 Jahre jung schläft jeden Abend mit dieser Version ein sie liebt es !!!
179 dislikes? I can't find anything that could be better. It's so beautiful to dislike this masterfulness of a piece created and what's being played and heard in these ears is perfection. Savor a pour and flavor this with it and just relax because it's lovely to settle anything or if you just want to unwind. I need to see this live one day live. Be a pleasure. Throw some Tillman to, beethoven for sure and some folk from Grieg to finish it off with vivaldi violin playing...endless songs like this that achieved such a standar for classical playing and what music from the heart shows. Cheers everyone and good day. Weezy
+sir weezy Well sir,there always will be some assholes around.
Thank you!
+CptSnoodles 10k+likes and 228 dislikes(whos such an asshole to dislike).
"sir weezy" Jan 2016 « _179 dislikes? I can't find anything that could be better_ »
The 1st reflex when not understanding someone is to think he is stupid. Some write at once based on this sole 1st impression, many more understand that the other too most probably has a brain, a heart, a sensibility, a wide (and possibly quite different) scope of interests, and surely a wide array of thoughtful reasons for the opinions and POV he displayed, as strange as they 1st look; as Darwin himself pointed ("Ignorance more frequently begets confidence than does knowledge"), the most educated and instructed people rarely find someone else stupid.
Here, while you indeed will probably find no or little people disliking the written music played, or not believing it was really written by a man called Mozart, you may find some who regret the relatively modern way it is played (with heavy "nuances", quite different from the 1950s, where there was less "TVish" immediate reactions to everything and more subtle resonance from listeners with the composer), or the way the sound is captured and the audio rendered. I am of those, and even after I thumbed up that video (and globally appreciated it highly), I still fully understand that some educated listeners and musicians can also dislike it.
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+Merlin1940 you must be fun at parties
Thank you Mozart so very much!!!
It's hard to explain my feelings when listening to this glorious Eine Kleine Nachtmusik.
The spirit of Mozart’s works woven musically of Beauty and Simplicity has been crystallizing on forever and ever through the ages in the hearts of Mozart lovers ❤
Not even Beatles gonna withstand the test of time, they will be long gone but not this music, this is forever
Durolec Yes they will the Beatles are forever and so is this
And Queen never forte queen ;)
Tom Hallam yes and queen
Durolec and Justin Bieber
***** We just gotta keep them alive
I absolutely love Eine Kleine Nachtmusik! Mozart's my favorite composer!
Stop scrolling through the comments and do your homework
thats exactly what i was doing
Symphony 5 plays lol
Me too
Lool good pic
This is my homework thank you very much
This masterpiece embodies the musical aesthetics of genius Mozart, and generates impression and comfort and pleasure
When you come here because you have a paper due tomorrow at 8am and it's midnight.
*RIP*
I came here at 10:43pm for a paper due at midnight
Helen G ak
AFTER ALL THESE YEARS, I FINALLY KNOW THE NAME OF THIS SONG, THANK. YOU
Same here except i can't pronounce it.
Wesley is this you?
*inhales*
PIECE
Eye nuh... Kly nuh... Nacht is a N like know, A like Ah C with the hard German C and the ht Is also a bit thicker. Musik is just a German accent and music.
Eine Kleine Nachtmusick, can also be asked for as Mozart's a little night music, or a bit of evening music.
And songs have lyrics, classical music fans prefer people to use the word piece for a piece of music.
You can also say composition and they won't rudely sigh at you.
It's a purely descriptive name. A little serenade is what it really means. Serenades were understood as a musical form and not in the romantic sense people think of now.
The most consistently outstanding composition in all of Classical music. An all-time fave.
0% special effects
0% naked girls
0% crazy dances
100% pure voice
100% talent
100% modesty
why naked women? 🙄🤢
Wish Mozart dropped new album
umm, yes and no?
I don't know about modesty.
stfu dude all genres are important
i love mozart as well as hip hop, music evolves.
plus mozart wasn't exactly the cleanest most pg person either
"lick me in the ass, quickly, quickly!"
It's fascinating to think this music was praised 2 and 1/2 centuries ago, and we, people of 21st century, still love it.
Best piece in the whole history of music!!!😍
Luca schmidt Until you listen to Beethoven's Symphony no 9.
One of the best of Mozart. This all time best. I will never forget the feelings that I felt hearing this.
I just don't get peoples who dislike this masterpiece😭❤. it is one of the bestii
wonderful
Um yeah
W Mozart Yes! Realy!
Well of course a person eith a Mozart profile pic and user name W Mozart would say so xD but it is. It is great music.
Awesome!!!!
Eyo! Bro aren't tcha dead till like 1800?
What a masterpiece
Im 16 now and after 8 years ive finally found this song😌
One of the best played interpretations! And trust me, I was listening that on the tape since I was nine years old, playing it over and over and over....till the tape broke :)
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Beautiful! No autotune or computer generated manipulation. Just gorgeous music written by a genius and played by musicians who have trained and practiced and are really good at what they do.
After 6 years i found this
Litteraly
Who still listen this on 2020?
Yes!
Yes
bro
Yes sir
Me
Absolutely brilliant, amazing, fascinating, legendary and awesome piece of art. Mozart leaves me with an awe like no other. Cudos!
The best music I've ever heard. Really stunning.
is a classic that I like very much
@DFS57 can u send link i cant find it
I could listen to this all day all it is so good
Mozart’s music is a wealth of spiritual energy that comes not from human inspiration but from beyond human inspiration.
It never ceases to amaze me how this song, and many others of many different genres, have the ability to make tears flow and send chills down the spine. Music like this is SOO much more than the sum of it's parts, it's more than notes played by different instruments and combined. It's like a spell that's cast upon the listener, transcending the boundaries of space and time, transporting us to a place of pure, unadulterated joy.
tear's ? huh guess that proves each perspective is truly different. .....tear's ? huh i never would have gotten to tears from this time line im in maybe if a close friend or loved one passed and this was their favorite, anyhow , i just stopped in to tell the ones who dont know and remind the ones that that do ....lean in close this is a big one. Everyone ready ? cool , cool ok here it is "never forget the spaces between the notes are music also" well maybe not at 128 bpm lol but you get the idea if not , then imagine your favorite song without said silence between the notes ...it's not hard to imagine because if the song was 3 minutes long it would be a 3 minute tone lol...think of Bolero or we will rock you , hell i would almost say its the most important parts since for the note side we got 12 notes not counting octaves because its not a different note just higher or lower pitched but still just 12 separate unique notes only 1.) A 2.) A sharp B flat 3.)B 4.) C 5.) C sharp D flat 6.) D 7.) D sharp E flat 8.) E 9.) E sharp F flat 10.) F 11.) F sharp G flat 12.) G
lol every piece of music ever was created with these 12 notes , it's like you have a magic can of paint that can hold a chosen color till instructed not to and can mix any variation or shade of any color visible in the 400 nm to 700 nm scale we all know and love till instructed to stop.... cool huh ? well just like music if there were no dark light would work just not too well lol So to recap Music is a complex maelstrom of vibration and emotion but it is nothing with out silence ....... and hell im here and i did mention the visible light scale 400 nm to 700 nm and warning this is so far off topic its bottom- ic so music is nothing without silence , colored light is all there is with out dark . yeah , well riddle me this Batman atoms which are comprised of smaller fundamental particles that by now if you cant name at least 3 of the innards of an atom you should just take out your human race membership card and hand it to person waiting with scissors thank you please proceed to species retraining .....next! lol well take it from atoms are small very small , smaller than the number of humans that can and do grasp and understand how immense the uni/omni/ verse actually is and just to simplify it a smidge the number of people that do is 0.00000000000000000000 so no one , zero with the -1aspect disallowed is truly 0 non-existence like atoms and sub atomic particles proton, neutron , electron that are really all "except electron " .just Quarks and as they say 2 is a quiet std and 3 is a crowed . when 3 quarks are in close proximity guess what they can just turn in to whatever they want in sub atomic particle land like a proton or a neutron ...ok step one disoriented from long reply..check! step two fracture base reality's frame work and setup and install new apparatus .."greased handle of reality grasping -4 to all wisdom and intelligence checks " check! step three. release causal feedback loop as being attempts to grasp greasy reality to create a laminar flow minimal distortion cause and effect loop in beings grasp and perception of this reality
light at 400 nm to 700 nm is too large or otherwise not able to bounce/reflect
efract off of any atom ever and it never will be able to photons are too big to reflect off atoms , this statement is 100% true .... summary too much typing , grasp of reality of vict...subject pre measuring unknown variable , music fucking rules and last but not before music ruling is , this realities parameters are incorrect ....final summary , everything is electromagnetic energy here, we are, our thoughts are , along with everything around us is LIGHT that cant do the thing that we say it does for us to see or even be .....lmao // that's right photons are to massive to bounce/reflect or anything off of atoms which in turn is what everything is made from// if you feel as though the shock or queasiness is wearing off please reread last comment denoted by // // and all will return to what you believe is normal ...
and yes i am still a bit disheveled about ... tears for Eine kleine Nachtmusik but it seems this is the reality we inhabit ... one love and be good to each other 100 years of this place is not long and there's only room for one thing in everyone's grave ...most of all remember ..."No screaming cause it's all in your head.
In classical music, a "song" is a piece that is sung.
I love classical music. It centers me and helps me focus. It is also essential in helping me relax. Beautiful.
Ahh Mozart! His music was and still is amazing.
When I first performed this i was thrilled , listening to this brought lots of happy memories, i remember sitting in the viola section by myself and seeing each other as we musicians connect through eye contact during rests, and our similar parts within the music.
I had a very similar experience when i first performed this. I feel like the best way to connect with someone is to play music with them, because you can convey so much more through music. I remember being in the Violin 1 section and watching the cellos, and being totally enthralled by the fact that i was a part of the beautiful sound that i heard.
Greatest version ever thanks for uploading man.
You are always welcome!
HarpsichordM i listen to this all the time when im doing homework or something like that 😀
I agree!!
I keep coming back to this over and over again. And I probably will forever
Me too
I’m obsessed
die musik von mozart ist richtig schön
Ja da hast du recht👍🏻! Super wenn du tests zum lernen hast! Bekommst richtig gute noten😊👍🏻
feo
Pure brilliance Master ... our masterpiece _!_
can"t stop smiling when listen all his music!
Had a driving job years ago and I was dangerously tired... rolling through the radio stations I found this on NPR I think... cranked it on the awesome stereo system the vehicle had....WOW... home safe... it touches you
America should reinstate classical music into their culture. Would change a lot of things...
No, Let the Decline of America continue unabated! I'm going to an obscure Island in the South Pacific with a Lifetime Supply of Sausage and Beer.
Peter Pigott Such a good idea… Why not run away from America and enjoy paradise?
Michael Tran But surely you're aware of Europe's history, when this music was vital, a current affair? It was suffused with classical music (& great work in other media), but was at the same time plagued with bloody violence,and even barbarousness. By the 20th century, many of Europe's great composers had to run away to survive and work another day--to America! Tutoring in classical music or in any art isn't a panacea for a civil society--just doesn't work that way...
tohu777"Money can't buy Happiness, but it helps." We need all the Help we can get to live good lives. Free Will is involved here. The 'Love Molecule', Oxytocin, as explained by Dr. Paul Zak on You Tube, Beautiful Music, A Loving Wife/husband, all can help us to choose the Good, the Human Good. Deliberately to choose Evil is an Abuse of Free Will. Free Will is the Power to Choose, unlike animals who act by Instinct. Our Glory is the power to Choose.
Even good things like music or money can lead to Evil. We can so distort the things of this world. So Music will not of Itself reform Society, although, all things being equal, it should help our spirit to soar to God(The Ultimate Good) and His Ways. From Canada. P.S. The only 'thing' that cannot be distorted, one would hope, is Love..."Deus Caritas est." That is, in itself, Love is Love. Or, should I say, Love as found in God is always Genuine Self Giving Love. But unfortunately, even Love, within us, can be excessive and destructive of Human Nature. You can 'Spoil' the Child, for example. Even Shakespeare's Othello was lead to debase love by jealousy, and refers to himself after murdering his innocent wife, "Then must you speak / Of one that lov'd not wisely but too well..." An excess of 'Giving Love'. "Need Love(C.S. Lewis) we can easily see how it can go astray and ask too much of the Beloved, can be Unreasonable in asking for its needs to be satisfied. But surely 'Giving Love'(The Mark of God's Love!) is beyond distortion! Nope! 'The Human Heart is devious and who can Understand it?" (Prophet Jeremiah).
Hence, Dr. Gabor Mate, [on You Tube] explains how excessive, compulsive giving of oneself can be fatal to our Health. Benedict XVI in his Encyclical, 'Deus Caritas Est', (God Is Love), points out that if we only Give, we will shrivel up like raisons. We, unlike God, need to be Loved, need to be nourished. 'Affection is never wasted." (Longfellow).
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If memory serves me correctly, this was my first exposure to classical music back in my early childhood days. Amazing.
Like to listen to this when I wanna relax or study
TechnicallyToxicity I am currently listening to this whole taking a dump. Its feels beyond magical.
GaiLord same
This is the best version!!
This was one of my bedtime pieces when I was a kid
Fröhlich, er ist ja ein Wassermann 🌹💝🌹💝🌹💝🌞♥️
1:15 I always play that bit in my head. Always liked how the violin sounds.
Omg same here
That's my favorite part!!!
Are you sure? The violas is always best
Oliver Chow At what part does the viola play? I can't distinguish one instrument's sound from the other apart from the E string.
i'm so agree with you
A Masterpiece Indeed!
I LOVE MOZART... since my live has changed.. it´s WONDERFUL!