Watching a Mozart opera at this specific theater, knowing the composer himself has stood right there, is like a religious experience. One of the most profound moments of my life.
I see no purpose in using the very same word-procrastinator-to describe both Mozart and myself. It kind-of loses its meaning when this magnificent overture is the net result in the one case versus in the other. 🙁
@@MendTheWorld the way I see it, and you can agree to disagree is that being a genius is not a part of the equation. Pushing things to the last minute is procrastinating, and whether you can get away with it because of a special gift or not does not change that definition, don't you think?
Actually, Mozart made this the night before the premiere, his wife made him company by making him coffee or reading him poems (this made him sleepy so she stopped and just sat there watching him writing and by waking him up when he took quick naps on the couch). Personally, I think of the tiredness or the lack of time (I mean he delivered the whole opera except for the overture, because that was his style of composing) the first part of the overture is the "commendatore" scene and the final part is "The marriage of Fígaro" overture. He recycled his music in this overture. Which is understandable as his wife said that he was so tired that he took a "quick nap" at 4 and she was not able to wake him up until half past 6 in the morning. He finished quickly everything and by 9 in the morning, he was already rehearsing with the orchestra and by 7 or 8 the opera was played for the first time. Musicians must have had excellent first sight reading and interpretation to have it ready in such short notice.
The intro is truly horrifying and beautiful at the same time. No one at that time was playing music like this. He was on another level No wonder haydn loved mozarts music.
Realy though, if he composed this on the premiere, day. Are we just gonna ignore the fact that the musicians pretty much sheet read this during the performance? And it still was a succes xD
Usually the dress rehearsal (in modern times now) is in the morning, say 10-12 and then the musicians can go home and practice their asses off until show time.
Qui è nato il Don Giovanni!!!! I musicisti cechi e Noemi,più di tutti suonano il “ vero Mozart “; un misto di cantabilita’ italiana e musica settecentesca all’apogeo.
From 0:43 to 2:40 is what made d minor become my favourite key (with his Requiem, naturally). I've never heard before such Darkness. Of course, for me is disappointing the piece changes to that "Happiness Dictatorship" from the Classical Era. The same goes for Mozart's Piano Concerto 20 (K. 466): That last movement did not need modulation. At least _Der Hölle Rache_ gives us anguish from start to end. No surprise, I'm an appreciator of the Romantic Era.
Happiness Dictatorship? You mean the reflections of the opera's sickly humor and seduction?... 1003. Don Giovanni has two hands and they know what the other does--they're clasp together before the Commendatore. The humor that invites a murder man to dinner cries out when he arrives. Unless, of course, Mozart, under the spell of a stereotyped Spirit, forced some kind of giddiness into a piece minutes before a rape appears. What a horrible crime. Mozart out-rapes the Don. Deflowering his eternal work before the three minutes mark. But now--in this act--our Don Mozart is raped. The Spirit of Classical Happiness has gone beyond the transcendent raping of Mozart and reduced it all, all that anguish, to nothing. This is your vision of great anguish from start to start to start. "How strange a thing is what men call pleasure! How wonderful is its relation to pain, which seems to be the opposite of it! They will not come to a man together; but if he pursues the one and gains it, he is almost forced to take the other also, as if they were two distinct things united at one end."
According to the new biography by Jan Swafford, he wrote it late the night before. (I guess that would make it the same day as the premier technically). The orchestra either sight read it, or ran through it once before the premier.
1m38s reminds me of another piece from the barber of seville by rossini I think? So The marriage of figaro by Mozart & Rossinis The Barber of seville with figaro as a character, are two separate operas but how do they have similar components, which influenced the other & furthermore how are they connected? I'm obviously new to the classical world so pardon my ignorance. Any info appreciated.
@@babotond first of all, I don’t like Mozart so much as other composers. (Ik hot opinion and I’m prob gonna get a lot of hate for it but he’s way too overrated). I would much prefer Beethoven or Antonio Vivaldi over Mozart. Mozart’s pieces are not as refined as other composers’. It feels like watching a chaotic scene without having any context. My favourite compositions have got to be either by Vivaldi or Tchaikovsky. Beethoven’s good too.
Don Giovanni the opera seems the great ambiguity between comedy and tragedy. Does its overture convey that? Difficult to second-guess the master himself but sounds like it to me.
I bet Mozart was just showing off. 😅 That being said, imaging how good those people were to had to sigh read right during the performance. I mean, I'm sure they probably went through roughly. But damn! They were all devil themselves.
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Once upon a time , Mozart was standing in that same theatre , in the same spot ,conducting this particular overture....goosepumps!
Indeed, that is incredible. What an honour for a conductor.
Watching a Mozart opera at this specific theater, knowing the composer himself has stood right there, is like a religious experience.
One of the most profound moments of my life.
I would love to go to that theatre
That would be a profound experience! Just thinking about it is pretty deep.
Not only that, the world premiere for Don Giovanni was staged in this very theatre, conducted by Mozart.
Mozart himself , these days with another identity is watching as well and enjoying like everyone of us!.... 😘
I saw Cosi Fan Tutte there.
And Mozart wrote this overture the morning of the same day that his opera was due to play for the king that evening.
that`s not true at all
@@brunoescoto9630 It is true, sorry.
@@brunoescoto9630 yep it's true
And he was DRUNK.
My respects to the musicians that had only a couple of hours to learn it. or even just sight-read it.
me: I do homework while my teachers collecting them
Mozart: Amateurs
👍🏻😂 nicely done!
If Mozart wrote this the morning of the premiere, did that mean all the musicians were sight reading at the premiere?
They might have had a single practice, at the very most, but they were probably sight reading.
@@acasualcactus5878 that’s actually insane
how tf do you write an orchestras piece in a single morning lol thats insane
@@hanfpeter4190 completely normal for Mozart. If he could clone himself a few times to form the orchestra he’d probably improvise the piece
@@hanfpeter4190 then how do u do homework before class starts, same thing
Wunderbar!
Az bizony szerintem is 😊😊😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
a trully monstruous legacy & benefit for all mankind, from Mozart´s Heart with Love!... 💖🙏
The hymn of procastination
exactly 😆
The irony lies in the fact that I am in fact procrastinating as I listen to this.
@@ゆず-v1m9p Me too haha
The Hymn of self-righteousness, of the Defiant Search of Death
Justo lo acabo de leer y vine a buscar Overture the Don Giovanny
Being a procrastinator, it feels really reassuring that even one of the greatest composers in human history procrastinated just as much as I do haha
😄
Ha ha. He wrote a masterpiece. You didn’t clean your toilet.
Totally same deal. 🙄
Procrastinators stand up for our anthem!
I see no purpose in using the very same word-procrastinator-to describe both Mozart and myself. It kind-of loses its meaning when this magnificent
overture is the net result in the one case versus in the other. 🙁
@@MendTheWorld stfu lmao
@@MendTheWorld the way I see it, and you can agree to disagree is that being a genius is not a part of the equation. Pushing things to the last minute is procrastinating, and whether you can get away with it because of a special gift or not does not change that definition, don't you think?
@Leonard Kian definitely, I have been watching on Flixzone for since november myself =)
@Leonard Kian definitely, I've been watching on Flixzone for months myself =)
Actually, Mozart made this the night before the premiere, his wife made him company by making him coffee or reading him poems (this made him sleepy so she stopped and just sat there watching him writing and by waking him up when he took quick naps on the couch).
Personally, I think of the tiredness or the lack of time (I mean he delivered the whole opera except for the overture, because that was his style of composing) the first part of the overture is the "commendatore" scene and the final part is "The marriage of Fígaro" overture. He recycled his music in this overture.
Which is understandable as his wife said that he was so tired that he took a "quick nap" at 4 and she was not able to wake him up until half past 6 in the morning. He finished quickly everything and by 9 in the morning, he was already rehearsing with the orchestra and by 7 or 8 the opera was played for the first time. Musicians must have had excellent first sight reading and interpretation to have it ready in such short notice.
My favorite overture of mozart!!
The intro is truly horrifying and beautiful at the same time. No one at that time was playing music like this. He was on another level No wonder haydn loved mozarts music.
I'm listening to this while studying the day before the exam
How the music speaks for itself and tells the whole story...
His love made immortal.
A worthy rendering of a colossal masterpiece in the opera literature on a grand 250th birthday celebration for a unique genius.
The musicians had an early afternoon rehearsal
the best opera
ничего в этом не понимаю, но звучит ЛУЧШЕ, чем вся современная музыка. Почему-то временами перехватывает дыхание.
Sooo "works well under pressure" definitely was in his resume 😂
Mozart for ever hurrah!
Потресающее исполнение увертюры Гениального произведения, Великого МОЦАРТА!!! Низкий поклон!❤️🌹🌹🌹
I ❤ Manfred !!
Fantastic version!! So full of energy 💓
Women who just had to say ‘bravo’ at the end and not let a few seconds for that grand finale to audibly sink in. WHY.
Todo un genio... y pensar que esta pieza la compuso el dia antes del concierto...
Maravillosa experiencia de este concierto en el lugar preciso, donde se estrenó Don Giovanni, bajo la dirección del propio Mozart. Increíble!!
Magnifique atmosphère, beaux plans sonores, version tant intelligente qu'habitée...
Merci ! Mille e tre mercis !
Realy though, if he composed this on the premiere, day. Are we just gonna ignore the fact that the musicians pretty much sheet read this during the performance? And it still was a succes xD
Usually the dress rehearsal (in modern times now) is in the morning, say 10-12 and then the musicians can go home and practice their asses off until show time.
Søren Kierkegaard loved this music most!
I can't even do this in a week 😭 the man sure is a wonder
Bravo Mozart!
very beautiful upload, great conducting, orchestra, sound quality, and lovely and exciting to view this specific theater! thank you!~
Qui è nato il Don Giovanni!!!! I musicisti cechi e Noemi,più di tutti suonano il “ vero Mozart “; un misto di cantabilita’ italiana e musica settecentesca all’apogeo.
perfect tempo
if i had an ego the size of Don G, then I would have the second half of this piece play whenever I walked into a room.
Belo teatro e magnífica apresentação 👏👏👏 🇧🇷
Quelle merveille
A música clássica é um diálogo entre almas!
Grazie mille bellissima esecuzione!
Barış özcanı izleyipte gelenlere selam olsun...
🙋🏻♀️😉🤗🤭😊
Sağol dostumm
Rıza Yiğit gerçekten zeki ve akıllısınız 😆
@@ertugrul035 estağfurullah o sizin zekiliğini,
ayn bende
And here I am waiting for the bass to come in.
Maravilhoso, Don Giovanni & Orquestra!!!
😅😊❤😂
Magnífico uma das melhores do mestre Wolfang Mozart. Muito linda😙👏👏👏
😂🎉😢😮
Mozart is the father of all music and we are his children
I dont think so... you forget Bach, Byrd, Palestrina, etc etc etc
@@ruperttmls7985 Mozart was fan of Bach
😘
imagine having such a limited westernized worldview
magic
Maestoso 👍👍👍
From 0:43 to 2:40 is what made d minor become my favourite key (with his Requiem, naturally). I've never heard before such Darkness. Of course, for me is disappointing the piece changes to that "Happiness Dictatorship" from the Classical Era. The same goes for Mozart's Piano Concerto 20 (K. 466): That last movement did not need modulation. At least _Der Hölle Rache_ gives us anguish from start to end.
No surprise, I'm an appreciator of the Romantic Era.
Happiness Dictatorship? You mean the reflections of the opera's sickly humor and seduction?... 1003. Don Giovanni has two hands and they know what the other does--they're clasp together before the Commendatore. The humor that invites a murder man to dinner cries out when he arrives.
Unless, of course, Mozart, under the spell of a stereotyped Spirit, forced some kind of giddiness into a piece minutes before a rape appears. What a horrible crime. Mozart out-rapes the Don. Deflowering his eternal work before the three minutes mark. But now--in this act--our Don Mozart is raped. The Spirit of Classical Happiness has gone beyond the transcendent raping of Mozart and reduced it all, all that anguish, to nothing. This is your vision of great anguish from start to start to start.
"How strange a thing is what men call pleasure! How wonderful is its relation to pain, which seems to be the opposite of it! They will not come to a man together; but if he pursues the one and gains it, he is almost forced to take the other also, as if they were two distinct things united at one end."
Muhteşem 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Burada bir türk kızı görmek☺️
I came here because of Soren Kierkegaard. He claimed that this piece is what immortalized Mozart.
Потрясающе .Браво!
Great Performance
Superb!
Bellísimo performance!!
Excelent!
Barış Özcan’a selam olsun 😊
Aradığım yorum
Bende ordan geldim
😉🙋🏻♀️🤗🤭
Mütiş
Tam da bunu yazıcakdım jdjsksjks
Muchas gracias
The most enjoyable
To je bylo hraine od Staňte Divadlo! Super!
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Conheci através do livro "A última noite do mundo" de C. S. Lewis.
Extraño final de la overtura
0:42 , 2:41
Le bel opéra. Merci
Agreed.
Barış ozcandan gelenler
😊
Doğru tahmin
🙋🏻♀️😉🤭🤗
@@musfiqqhrmanov2145 ok
Ben
Mozartin erteleyip son dakika yazdığı eseri muhteşem duruyor 🤓🙃
Mozart wrote this masterpiece the same morning He showed it to the world, is that so?
According to the new biography by Jan Swafford, he wrote it late the night before. (I guess that would make it the same day as the premier technically). The orchestra either sight read it, or ran through it once before the premier.
Excelente
0:43
2:40
Dom Giovanni 👏👏👏👏
Opera Buffa and cautionary tale.
Benden de selam Barış Özcan’a
1m38s reminds me of another piece from the barber of seville by rossini I think? So The marriage of figaro by Mozart & Rossinis The Barber of seville with figaro as a character, are two separate operas but how do they have similar components, which influenced the other & furthermore how are they connected?
I'm obviously new to the classical world so pardon my ignorance. Any info appreciated.
farte jmecher mozurt ma facut sa ma simt mafeot don giuvani is he bestie !!! 🙏🙏🙏🙏
0:40
damso a sortit un nouvelle album
I don’t get what’s so special about this overture, except the fact that it was written on the morning of the premiere…
It is one of the best made by mozart
@@marcgarrigosmane166 I wouldn’t consider it the best. It doesn’t give the same vibes as the other classical pieces do
@@MynameisS_Awhich one do you think is his best?
@@babotond first of all, I don’t like Mozart so much as other composers. (Ik hot opinion and I’m prob gonna get a lot of hate for it but he’s way too overrated). I would much prefer Beethoven or Antonio Vivaldi over Mozart. Mozart’s pieces are not as refined as other composers’. It feels like watching a chaotic scene without having any context. My favourite compositions have got to be either by Vivaldi or Tchaikovsky. Beethoven’s good too.
Mmmm, made 2 hours before premiere
barış özcandan geldim
Sad they didn't keep the "we only rehearsed for 5 minutes" tradition. Would've been most authentic.
😂😂😂
wow
2:40
What's that?
MÜ KEM MEL
Barış özcan erteleme dedi keşke erteleseydim
really like the performance of the first violin Miroslav Vilimec
Barış Özcan sağolsun.
Evet asker
What`s happening at 4:23??
Seems slightly a few musicians rushed in to quickly
2:36-3:21
Don Giovanni the opera seems the great ambiguity between comedy and tragedy. Does its overture convey that? Difficult to second-guess the master himself but sounds like it to me.
네이버워키백과내링크되어있는버전음악듣기청취결과현의음색이매우매혹적이었음반드시참조
Vine por el libro de Murakami
I bet Mozart was just showing off. 😅
That being said, imaging how good those people were to had to sigh read right during the performance. I mean, I'm sure they probably went through roughly. But damn! They were all devil themselves.
Pardon Boemi
K527모짜르트오페라 돈 조반니, 어(오)버쳐(서곡) ※어!뭐야?스펠링이돈지오반니!?
like
the youngest I've seen Honeck!
Bonjour je viens d'avoir désactivé ère bolide féminin gourmand peu après
6:49 coronavairus
Oh my... 😄
Ok but carona virus is bad
id say this video has 120k views because of schools doing music lessons
I am the best.
6:19 WTF?
besi ouvertüre guleg