dont wanna be the know it all or not understanding the joke but he never had a funeral, he was thrown into a unmarked grave. The funeral that it was played at was Count Franz Von Walsegg's wife funeral in 1791.
im fucked in the head He didn't really steal the piece itself, he visited twice to perfect the music using his amazing memory. The Pope even invited Mozart to give him a medal.
It was an anonymous commission so it wasn't originally being written for himself but he knew he was dying while composing it so he did say he might as well be writing it for himself
Sad fact: The famous Lacrimosa was not entirely composed by Mozart, he died after finished the first 8 bar and it was completed by his pupil Franz Xaver Sussmayer. In other words, we’ll never know how Mozart’s Lacrimosa will sound like :(
A true genius. One of the most overwhelming,transporting, ethereal sensations of my life was my first time hearing Mozarts Requiem. The first 3 parts are a glimpse of Heaven.
@@holliswilliams8426 but mostly music is divided in 2 categories. (Classical Music and light music) This song doesn't have roots back to pop music, so it would be considered classical.
I wonder if that thought ever passed thru his mind..I'm pretty sure it didn't. How could u possibly imagine that the music u made would still be being listened to with such adoration 300 years later and who knows how many hundred more... that really is a amazing achievement that seems almost superhuman.
+tralphstreet Not really fair because there isn't ONE style. Never has been. And there is very good music being created today. It's just not being heard. :( It's not being shared or played. You have to go looking for it.
Mozart dying: Composes the Requiem Me dying: You put your right foot in You put your right foot out You put your right foot in And you shake it all about You do the Hokey-Pokey And you turn yourself around That's what it's all about!
It shocks me to remember these songs were made for prayers and, for me, it elevates their beauty even more... Imagine going to sunday Mass and this is playing
My Church plays/prays this song during 'All Souls' feast day Requiem Mass. I found when listening to this song during a Requiem Mass, which is the design and purpose of the composition, the experience was profound, lifting my heart and soul to God and there is purpose and intent in asking God for forgiveness and mercy for these poor souls.
But they're not made for prayers? This was Mozart's last fully composed song, and it was meant to be a sonorous goodbye to the world as he knew he was dying. 100% not a church song, but you do you I guess
@rstluca Ok, you can interpret it however you want. But it's only called "requiem", which refers to a composition related to the mass for the dead, refers to "Lord Jesus" in Lacrimosa and has a piece called "rex tremendae". You can enjoy this piece and it doesn't matter your beliefs, obviously, but to deny the religious context is just trying too hard to reject religion and it is an anachronistic view. 🙏 But I respect your view
Fun fact: Silver chariot requiem is probably based on the backstory of this song. Requiem was supposedly requested by a faceless musketeer to make the song. SCR matches this description of a faceless musketeer. thanks for coming to my Ted talk.
Technically, it's name is just Chariot Requiem, signifying that is is both an incomplete Requiem Stand and a reference to the fact that the song was never completed by Mozart. Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
And also Chariot requiem and the faceless musketeer is often represented as death itself because they are both faceless and after they were born, the composer/user died Thanks for coming to my ted talk
Logan Pennington I had just realized that at 5:50 and up it was then having is listen to some music that was also playing in hunter x hunter. Gotta love anime.
5:25 This is one of the most magical bits of music I've ever heard. Reminds me almost of Pink Floyd in a way I can't put my finger on; like it's so transcendently good that it strikes me as almost psychedelic.
@@akashdhanwani6638 no don't worry, he was quite famous in his life. Got a period of crysis towards the 1790-91, but he was known and people loved his operas expecially, and piano concertos and his improvisations since he was an excellent pianist. Le Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, Magic Flute were super famous and very successful even back then. Also, his hero and best friend, Haydn, told his father he was the greatest composer alive. Imagine your hero telling this about you. I think he knew his worth. Maybe he didn't expect his music would be still performed after 230 years from his death.
Legends say that even Mozart was scared of his death.... He tried his best to put his grief in Requim..... Thats why u will not find a single note which shows happiness in the whole Requim......
This is absolutely not true. It is filled with grief, yes, but not only grief. To say it is a Requiem only of grief would be to disregard what it exemplifies best: all of human emotion, happiness, sadness, anger, and grief. At 6:40, after an emotional upheaval in the music with the choir and orchestra at a full, deep, forte, the music suddenly pulls back, as if refraining from itself. It becomes quiter, gentler, more calm. However it stays in a minor key and never loses the underlying sense of ominous foreboding. Then, at roughly 6:56, the choir sings a major chord, while the orchestra stays minor, giving the sense that a sliver of happiness wants to break way from the grief. That one chord builds as the orchestra also modulates to a major key, until 7:01, in a moment of pure bliss, the choir takes up a phrase of irrepressible beauty in F Major, and now all the music is in a major key. The phrase floats above the rest of the sound, hovering there and gently falling back down, where a clarinet takes it over and in the tonic key mirrors the same phrase. It is a brief moment, no more than a few phrases, and yet it contrasts the entire Requiem on its own. In this one fraction of the music, one can imagine a person on their deathbed filled with grief, uncertainity, and fear of death as the music rises beforehand. But as that one phrase emerges above the music, they are overcome with peace and ease. They are at rest, content, peacful, calm. And then not moments later the music swells again, and overflows with grief, as the person passes on. One can only imagine that the dead are at peace as they die, and the grief overflowing from the end of the Requiem is merely a reflection of those left behind to mourn the dead. Perhaps Mozart wanted to show that there was part of death that was hopeful in that moment. There is certainly more grief in the Requiem than perhaps any other of Mozart's works, and yet at the same time, it is a sublime release of emotion that perfectly summarizes the entirety of human life and emotion. That was his genius at work.
The rise in Lacrimosa really embodies the feeling of breaking into tears. Your throat beginning to choke, the heaving, and then the sobbing of "Lacrimosa". This movement is the embodiment of emotion, in my opinion. Mozart's magnum opus, his masterpiece.
Mozart’s breathed all through this piece. The motifs were his. Süssmayr never wrote like this again in his life. !! This is still Mozart. It’s so “alive,” like all of his music.
okshabs I’m talking about the Requiem in that comment, answering the comment directly above me. Not the Jupiter. There’s no question that Mozart wrote the Jupiter in it’s entirety.. just the Requiem. I was just calling the Jupiter and le nozze di Figaro, each also a magnum opus.
Mozart was making many opera pieces for the royalty... The form answer/response is very popular in his pieces so it surely has been an inspiration for Queen
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I have always listened to Mozart as an academic exercise, as an endorsement of ornate composition and out of an appreciation of the development of classical western music. But this was the first piece that actually got me to enjoy Mozart. This is the only piece of his, apart from Symphony 40 and Don Giovanni in which I think he truly achieved a mastery of both emotions and construction. It is very rare that a piece can both move someone and be brilliantly put together.
@@SD-hs2pk yeah when it has no end they add it or they are ignore that chapter completely. I can't give you any definitive information, but I'm guessing the last chapter was unfinished, and Mozart wanted to add more chapters too but can't make it. When a composition is unfinished, the editors complete it. This is not 'complete' version. Cause Mozart already finished these parts. But you can find 'The full' version and it's gonna say 'Completed'.
His music is basically perfection simply put it falls exactly where is should and would. the way he wrote music was a way of seeing the world through a sorts of enlightentment or reality of what it is, mathematically and emotionally.
Requiem of Mozart it is considered the best of the best Masterpiece of the entire classical music! It is really something from another planet! It is awesome!
Well, this opinion belongs to some "world maestros" not my one. In fact I also like very much Bach and in my opinion "the best is the entire composers universe". Thank you anyway for your comment.
+Max Ballard it's not very accepted nowadays to use "gay" and "faggot" as insults ( it's seen as homophobia) , so, it's probably a good idea to use other insults in order to avoid unnecessary discussions about what insult words you used.... There's still a loot of accepted ones like good old "idiot" or " asshole", tho (and some cool creative ones i don't quite remember) . As for an actual contribution on the actual discussion. .. i understand both liking ( or disliking) classical music ( or any other kind ), i just really don't get why people has to discuss who's better or who's worse ....
I feel bad for Mozart, we dont know where he was even buried, his family was so poor, they couldn’t get him his own grave, even coffin. So heartbreaking
Given his letters and how they reflect his faith life, he might not have minded that. It would seem that he was more focused on providing for his family than getting fame or fortune, despite the narrative others often use against him.
@Kyle Billie it's kind of weird to think about the fact that people who lived in the same era as Mozart couldn't listen to his pieces (because they were poor). But, we, decades later, can do it... 😳
His time was almost up, but he didn't forget what he was there to do. He kept moving forward, even if he died, even after his death, because he'd started that story. He didn't want to be forgotten, but rather he wanted to be in people's minds for the rest of their lives, or ten years at least. What a man he is.
I listened to this with my mom just now. All the way through it felt like a complete tour-de-force. It felt like I was somehow being kept in place almost like a sort of paralysis. When it was over I tried to talk, and say something about it in a casual way. But I just couldnt get it together, and just started crying. I don't even understand what happened. I cry sometimes at music, but not like this. It felt like I was being locked in place until the end, at which point everything poured out. I was very overwhelmed. What a crazy rollercoaster. I don't know anything about classical music, but this proves to me that Mozart is precisely the genius everybody says he is. Im still somewhat in shock. What a masterpiece.
@@garchomowner Watch JoJo's Bizzare Adventure specifically the fifth part Golden Wind. In it two characters gain a Requiem, which is an upgrade to their ability called a Stand. One is called Chariot Requiem, which is supposed to be a direct reference to this piece by Mozart and there is alot of symbolism behind the name itself. Give it a watch it's a great show.
Starting at 5:00 is utter perfection. The slow rise of the chorus gets me every time, as it gets louder and louder. Its my favorite part of this whole piece. Audible beauty.
I'm playing this song for marching band this coming year!! Our theme is "Unmasked" and it's gonna be SO COOL!!! We're playing this as an opener, 'Some Enchanted Evening' for the ballad, and the closer is still being written. I don't play at 1:58, but the baritones, euphoniums, and tubas (we use sousaphones) play the lower part, and the high woodwinds (flute, clarinet, sax I think, and piccolo) play the higher part. Our show this year, as we hope, will get us into Bands of America (BOA), and hopefully win!! I have no doubt that this year will be another undefeated! Last year we didn't lose a single competition, and the show wasn't NEARLY as badass as this one. We don't have dot charts yet (I'll explain my vocabulary at the very end) for anything but the opener, and that's pretty hard ngl. It's gonna be so cool though. Ballad: The slow part of a marching band/drum corps show, most of the time it's based on an actual song. Drum corps: A professional marching band for people in their mid/late teens and very early twenties. The oldest you can be for a drum corps is twenty-one. These marching bands don't have woodwinds. Only battery, front ensemble, and brass. Bands of America: A competition in which top-tier high school bands compete from all over America. Dot chart: A grid-like piece of paper (we use an app for it, it's called UBDpro. It works wonders) that represents a football field. Dot charts tell marchers where to go on the field. Battery: Marching percussion. Includes snares, bass drums, and tenor (quad) drums. Front ensemble: Also known as 'The Pit'. It's the percussion that you see in the very front of the field. Includes (but is not limited to) percussion like xylophones, vibraphones, timpanis (sometimes), and glockenspiels.
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Been almost 300 years we waiting for ur concert in my country
Riad Taleb same here.🤓
come to brazil!!!!111!
?!
😂😂 i am dying right now! 300 years and you STILL havent made it to town Mozart WHAT ARE YOU DOING WITH YOUR LIFE!???
I KNOW, WHERE THE FUCK IS THE CONCERT MOZART! COME ON MAN..
Can't wait for his new album.
RIP :(((((((((((((((((((((((
hahaha
walter bishop same here.🤓
walter bishop yea I heard it's coming spring 2018. Can't wait
walter bishop shut up idiot. You're not funny
Mozart died with swag, he wrote his requiem for his funeral, a REAL MAN
Its kinda creepy.. but I can't stop listening
@@johnromero7492 He didnt know it was HIS funeral...it was in commision from him
You could have said 'dignity' or something else instead of 'swag' o.O
dont wanna be the know it all or not understanding the joke but he never had a funeral, he was thrown into a unmarked grave. The funeral that it was played at was Count Franz Von Walsegg's wife funeral in 1791.
@@MimSou i think we should replace the air with swag
This mozart guy is gonna blow up in a few years
He’s been underground for 300years
Real ones were listening when he dropped his first album.
knocks right out of the park for sure
@@Randomfinds21 It was a joke
lol 😂
Imagine living in the same era and hearing it for the first time
"Hey, let's go there to hear the new mozart music"
"Less go"
*music begins*
*nice*
1:00 "OHH THAT BEAT IS SICK AF, NGL"
Story of salieri's life
@@thesaint5381 Amadeus movie isn't real
Heavy Metal before Heavy metal
@@saboss but... I thought that jokers laughed is real._.
This requiem was, truly, a gold experience.
This is... Requiem
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂jojo reference 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Jojo fan go brrrr
The requiem quietly plays...
I knew I'd find someone like you
He died 225 years ago today, thanks for everything Wolfgang
Alf Tupper R.I.P Wolfgang Amudues Mozart
Alf Tupper actually it would be 301 years ago today 28.january.2017.
27th Jan was his birthday, 261 years ago.
Alf Tupper mozartvwas an asshole, but a good composer, he stole an ancient piece from the catholic church and started playing it to people
im fucked in the head He didn't really steal the piece itself, he visited twice to perfect the music using his amazing memory. The Pope even invited Mozart to give him a medal.
Listening to this was a golden experience.. And also requiem
say that again
IS THAT A JOJO REFERENCE?!??
Jojo reference
Korega requiem da
Wha-
@@CheeseWizard2 gold experience requiem
“I’ll just write my own death song, none of these is fire enough”
Seriously!?
I imagine
It was an anonymous commission so it wasn't originally being written for himself but he knew he was dying while composing it so he did say he might as well be writing it for himself
Mozart composed the OST to his OWN funeral. What a legend.
He did not? The first 2 acts where written by him for someone's death wife. He died at the second part, and the third was written for him also.
It should be illegal to put ads on classical music
Yeah I hate it whenever an add plays right in the middle.
Mozart has to make money too.
True
I 💯% agree!
@@ozkul_arda200 Epic comment
If this doesn't play at my funeral I'm not coming - Mozart
Mozart never said that, but nice.
@@oliverolsen77 AMAZING Job dumbass! You're the third to get the joke!
@@basher1904.5 fucking dumbass, he said a quote, and said that Mozart said it. He was dead serious, where is the joke?
@@oliverolsen77 I implore you to say that you're joking.
@@oliverolsen77 "Sarcasm isn't the best language to learn for you, isn't it?"
bro come back we miss you 😭 😭
HEEEE'S BACK!
Bro had a vision 💀💀
🥺😭😭
Hes not gonna do comeback album unfortunately
Whoever this Mozart is, he is definitely going places. Such an underrated performer.
Ha ha......
Ha......
underrated?
Yeahhhhhh .......
He CoPieD JOJO wiTh ReQuIem!1!1!1!1!
I legit have this as my alarm. Nothing like waking up to your phone shouting at you in Latin.
I wish I could give you an award but I can't, sorry :(
I have one better yet in my langages it says wakey wakey coward 😳
I wheezed 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Based on the comment, love of classical music and your excelent taste in profile pictures I consider you a person of civilised inclinations.
We shold take a moment to relaise the how hes poor sleep paralisys deamon must feel.
I cant stand all these mozart bandwagon fans! I was listening to him back in 1775 when he was not even famous yet.
Your old
He was famous long before 1775 when he was 19 years old. Didn't you see the movie?
Pfft, noobs. I was jamming to Nero's Tunes before the renaissance was even thought of.
I'm five years old but I like Mozart :P
hahaha good one
0:51 Mozart jump scare!
I love every single composition of mozart and Beethoven and Chopin, Do you accept my confession?
Sorry for my English
FR 😂😂😂😂
Mozart’s been real quiet since this released
Idk man he's been posting frequently on his second channel
@@FW_MELLO but that ain't shit.
this should belong in r/cursedcomments when you think about it
@@mr.quilava2062 Ok redditor.
@@Terra654 whats wrong with being a redditor?
This is truly a gold experience
I see what you did there JoJo's reference genius
*「GOLDEN EXPERIENCE REQUIEM」*
*[444?]*
@ *[Goldo ekuzupirienzu]*
(In spanish it sounds like a fat person )
Kekka dage da
only the 1790's kids would remember this jam.
😅😜😆😆
And 90s, if you played Fatal Fury 2
And 90's, Jojo's part 5
And 90s if you watched hunter x hunter🥱
@@GyroMetalero jojo’s awesome 😎
One of the greatest musical pieces to have ever been created...
His second best piece behind Leck mich im Arsch.
its insane that even centuries after this was created it you can still feel the emotions, this is truly a golden experience
There's an amount of people who do and don't see the reference.
I am not about to spoil the joke. You've integrated it well!
I that a jojo reference?
Prince refrence no way
😊😊😊
that is such a great reference
Other people near death: "Well life is short what can I say"
Mozart near death: "Let's create a Fucking MASTERPIECE"
David Bowie did the same. His last album was in a sense, the same as this.
🎼🎼🎼🎶🎵
He also said something like "Der Geschmack des Todes ist auf meinen Lippen. Ich spüre etwas wie nicht von dieser Welt..."
And then he died
@@indianajones4691 😔
@@indianajones4691 translation ?
Sad fact: The famous Lacrimosa was not entirely composed by Mozart, he died after finished the first 8 bar and it was completed by his pupil Franz Xaver Sussmayer. In other words, we’ll never know how Mozart’s Lacrimosa will sound like :(
SUSsmayer????
Yes. Sussmayer
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franz_Xaver_S%C3%BCssmayr
Very SUS
Amogg
@@terrywong6235 ur poggers
@@zorbatron216 I CAN’T FUCKING TAKE IT. GET OUT OF MY HEAD
A true genius. One of the most overwhelming,transporting, ethereal sensations of my life was my first time hearing Mozarts Requiem. The first 3 parts are a glimpse of Heaven.
1:00 when you make fun of the guy in the wheelchair but he stands up
Is this a steel ball run reference
@@zeno7157 wait, i havent even read that part yet. does johnny fr stand up..?😳
@@kimovoorbraak after the end of SBR johnny manage to walk again
@@zeno7157 oh damn
When polnareff stands
Imagine being a musician that performed in the 1700s and still be relevant today.... wow
@Dave Smith There are many periods of music, Classical is only one. Don't just call all old music classical.
There are countless composers still known and famous today from even older, usually back to the middle ages.
@@holliswilliams8426 but mostly music is divided in 2 categories. (Classical Music and light music) This song doesn't have roots back to pop music, so it would be considered classical.
@Dave Smith Cry less
I wonder if that thought ever passed thru his mind..I'm pretty sure it didn't. How could u possibly imagine that the music u made would still be being listened to with such adoration 300 years later and who knows how many hundred more... that really is a amazing achievement that seems almost superhuman.
This Mozart guy is going places, you just mark my words
This Mozart guy is dead
+Ria Qliu You clearly don't understand sarcasm...
Well, he've gone places atleast :D
he's gone to heaven.
Imagine if he had access to modern equipment..
As long as humans exist, Mozart will live forever through his music.
I feel all my feelings listening to this masterpiece
Wtf i just recently saw your comment on lacrimosa
Weren't you deaf?
@@classiteam3643 I found you :)
ur deaf my dude
@@Dylonely_9274 you did
Perfect proof that good music never, ever goes out of style.
+The Mind Of B it did got out of style, the difference is that I dont like nowdays style
+The Mind Of B Just like the music of Justin Bieber......guys. Why are you looking at me like that?...Guys? You are scaring me.
+Naedrux u fucking wot
+Gustav II Adolf lol
+tralphstreet Not really fair because there isn't ONE style. Never has been. And there is very good music being created today. It's just not being heard. :( It's not being shared or played. You have to go looking for it.
Mozart dying:
Composes the Requiem
Me dying:
You put your right foot in
You put your right foot out
You put your right foot in
And you shake it all about
You do the Hokey-Pokey
And you turn yourself around
That's what it's all about!
Lmao how fucking sad
what
Why did this make me laugh
funfact:the number of likes is 666 😂🤘🏻
When were you dying?
Finally! This version is at the right tempo, not rushing… just sublime.
his first name is Wolfgang ? that's badass
Edward Van name his kid after this guy!
How did you not know his full name is Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart?! It's common knowledge 😂
Jordan Straker Edward Van named his son after him ; )
Wolfgang in German means "abandoned dog".
+Classic Gameplay No, it doesn't.
_Mozart_ _to_ _all_ _composers_ :
You will not reach the Truth.
wha-
wha-
Wha-
Wha-
Wha-
*THIS IS A CERTIFIED HOOD CLASSIC*
imma kms
Lil pump is better
🥦🥦
@@k.sallar5218 we don’t joke about that here or anywhere
Amen
@@nautikient2151 you agree with me or did you just say that cause of the comment?
It shocks me to remember these songs were made for prayers and, for me, it elevates their beauty even more... Imagine going to sunday Mass and this is playing
My Church plays/prays this song during 'All Souls' feast day Requiem Mass.
I found when listening to this song during a Requiem Mass, which is the design and purpose of the composition, the experience was profound, lifting my heart and soul to God and there is purpose and intent in asking God for forgiveness and mercy for these poor souls.
@@mancipiachristi9032 That's so beautiful and touching! I wish my church played it too
But they're not made for prayers? This was Mozart's last fully composed song, and it was meant to be a sonorous goodbye to the world as he knew he was dying. 100% not a church song, but you do you I guess
@rstluca Ok, you can interpret it however you want. But it's only called "requiem", which refers to a composition related to the mass for the dead, refers to "Lord Jesus" in Lacrimosa and has a piece called "rex tremendae". You can enjoy this piece and it doesn't matter your beliefs, obviously, but to deny the religious context is just trying too hard to reject religion and it is an anachronistic view. 🙏 But I respect your view
0:00 Introitus
0:59 Dies Irae
2:53 Rex Tremendae
5:00 Lacrimosa
Thanks for pointing out where the start is. Couldn't find it for the life of me.
As TwoSet said, it is believed that Mozart composed the first 8 BARS of the Lacrimosa, the most hard hitting and famous part of the requiem
2:53 Rex Tremendae
@@d3f4ult8 I always thought Dies Irae was the most famous one.
Thanks mate!
Fun fact: Silver chariot requiem is probably based on the backstory of this song. Requiem was supposedly requested by a faceless musketeer to make the song. SCR matches this description of a faceless musketeer. thanks for coming to my Ted talk.
Technically, it's name is just Chariot Requiem, signifying that is is both an incomplete Requiem Stand and a reference to the fact that the song was never completed by Mozart.
Thanks for coming to my TED Talk.
And also Chariot requiem and the faceless musketeer is often represented as death itself because they are both faceless and after they were born, the composer/user died
Thanks for coming to my ted talk
Never expected to find JoJo references here....truly Araki's influence spreads all over za warudo
no mozart made it as a reference to Jojo clearly
@@fats2010 ah yes of course, how could i be so foolish.
1:00 When you hear your Mom get home and you didn't do the dishes like she asked you to
lol !
Logan Pennington lol
So true!
Logan Pennington I had just realized that at 5:50 and up it was then having is listen to some music that was also playing in hunter x hunter. Gotta love anime.
right, it was such a fitting piece for the moment too. I had to go rewatch it a bunch. SUCH a good scene. so epic.
This is the most beautiful piece of music I've heard recently.
1:00 me when i realized that i had to finish the Requiem before i die.
(never finished it)
haha
yo te he visto a ti comentando en canciones de rap, ole tus cojones.
Oh come and rock me, Amadeus
mozart do you speak english?! ooh
Daniel Bardelli He did
1:00 when you're doing a test and realize that you only have 1 minute left of class and you're like
lol
😀😁😂😂
DO IT... JUST DO IT XD
#slowmofriday
true
When is he gonna post another banger? It's been 300 years bro 😭😭😭
bro listened to you
You will be surprised but new Mozart is actually dropping
go ahead mr joeastar
@@Reki_rrrrr who
Good news mozart stan, new album is found
If this is not played in my funeral , I’m not going to die
Raises out of the grave
nice
now we know your weakness is mozart's requiem
ironic with that pfp
Lol
Solid✊
1:01 "32 december 2020 "
mozarts face after 2020 cheats the calendar: 1:01
Hehe boiii
Hey man
We did it
@@mrn3101 het
This song feels like it could be played infinitely. Requiem is truly a golden song that all should experience
I wish I could just reset the universe to just listen to this again
Then bought a ticket to ride on a train of love with this played
I see jojo references 🤣🤣
The wonder of this man's talent is incredible
A bit closer to heaven.
5:25 This is one of the most magical bits of music I've ever heard. Reminds me almost of Pink Floyd in a way I can't put my finger on; like it's so transcendently good that it strikes me as almost psychedelic.
Agreed! It’s joyful yet sad in the same measure, totally transcendent!
2020: I am the worst year
2021: O Fortuna and Requiem start playing in the background
Please no
@@mariposanopiscis Too late, the Lich King is already beginning to wake.
*2022 giggles maniacally*
*2023 scoffs at 2022's arrogance*
*2024 nervously glances around the room*
2033: yall hear sumn
if 2021 will be a terrible year is all your fault.
You haven't seen anything yet.
Imagine if he’d lived another 30 years, what music he could have written.
35
Prolly something like Cardi B would make
@@alardenino8788 😂😂
@Zack Smith bro what
@Zack Smith how does diavolo connect to mozart
Once Mozart touches your soul, you can't quit.
Absolutely right!! And it still haunts me that all his enormous fame, came after his death :'(
Lol an army is here to listen Requiem. I'm an ay too, and I'm here too)))
@@lilykhachunts hi 💜
@@akashdhanwani6638 no don't worry, he was quite famous in his life. Got a period of crysis towards the 1790-91, but he was known and people loved his operas expecially, and piano concertos and his improvisations since he was an excellent pianist. Le Nozze di Figaro, Don Giovanni, Magic Flute were super famous and very successful even back then. Also, his hero and best friend, Haydn, told his father he was the greatest composer alive. Imagine your hero telling this about you. I think he knew his worth. Maybe he didn't expect his music would be still performed after 230 years from his death.
Jungkooker
This song is a golden experience to my ears
We’re not gonna talk about how he wrote this when he was dying and puking out his guts..
Well yeah, I think that’s pretty well reflected in the piece
Could you imagine knowing you’re gonna die and all you can hear is the best outro of your entire life
@@wwm784 this comment haha
@Lucas Marinho I think the person who was writing the notes for him while he Mozart was in bed finished it for him.
Somebody answer me the lacrimosa requiem was for mozart himself or for another person ?
Mozart, almost dying- let’s make the music for the end credits of humanity
I believe we have a lot in common, we just keep gaining power.
3:15 Hands
Requiem
Why is yoshikage kira listening to this?
@@rudolvonstroheim3930 because Yoshikage Kira is a man of class
"candice just died, omg"
"who's candice?"
1:00
The Whole Internet when somebody is asking who Joe is:
Lol the face after 1 minute passes
@@bobross8424 ligma balls
7:32
Best comment i've ever found
0:01 Phase 1: Mozart, Exalted Musician
2:53 Phase 2: Mozart, Lord of the Golden Orchestra
5:00 Phase 3: Mozart, Honored Champion of the Arts
I don't understand how one person can be so talented. I clearly envy this man. I get goosebumps every time I listen to it.
Watch Amadeus and you'll know what envy of Mozart gets you
The good die young
You must be Antonio Salieri
Why don't you also start learning music? You seems young.
Just wait until you hear about Bach
This piece was written 230 years ago and is still as amazing now as it was back then.
Mozart Requiem best Stand
JOOOOOOOJOOOOOOOO
Diavolo will never reach reality
GioGio
Mozarto no norioku
no one can beat this stand
Samo genijalni ljudi mogu stvarati ovakva djela.Mocart je zaista bio genije.❤❤❤
Legends say that even Mozart was scared of his death.... He tried his best to put his grief in Requim..... Thats why u will not find a single note which shows happiness in the whole Requim......
This is absolutely not true. It is filled with grief, yes, but not only grief. To say it is a Requiem only of grief would be to disregard what it exemplifies best: all of human emotion, happiness, sadness, anger, and grief. At 6:40, after an emotional upheaval in the music with the choir and orchestra at a full, deep, forte, the music suddenly pulls back, as if refraining from itself. It becomes quiter, gentler, more calm. However it stays in a minor key and never loses the underlying sense of ominous foreboding. Then, at roughly 6:56, the choir sings a major chord, while the orchestra stays minor, giving the sense that a sliver of happiness wants to break way from the grief. That one chord builds as the orchestra also modulates to a major key, until 7:01, in a moment of pure bliss, the choir takes up a phrase of irrepressible beauty in F Major, and now all the music is in a major key. The phrase floats above the rest of the sound, hovering there and gently falling back down, where a clarinet takes it over and in the tonic key mirrors the same phrase. It is a brief moment, no more than a few phrases, and yet it contrasts the entire Requiem on its own. In this one fraction of the music, one can imagine a person on their deathbed filled with grief, uncertainity, and fear of death as the music rises beforehand. But as that one phrase emerges above the music, they are overcome with peace and ease. They are at rest, content, peacful, calm. And then not moments later the music swells again, and overflows with grief, as the person passes on. One can only imagine that the dead are at peace as they die, and the grief overflowing from the end of the Requiem is merely a reflection of those left behind to mourn the dead. Perhaps Mozart wanted to show that there was part of death that was hopeful in that moment. There is certainly more grief in the Requiem than perhaps any other of Mozart's works, and yet at the same time, it is a sublime release of emotion that perfectly summarizes the entirety of human life and emotion. That was his genius at work.
@@jubielhalasz295 told off by a man with a mozart pfp you go king
@@jubielhalasz295Best comment I've ever seen
@@jubielhalasz295 beautiful
Thank you!
The rise in Lacrimosa really embodies the feeling of breaking into tears. Your throat beginning to choke, the heaving, and then the sobbing of "Lacrimosa". This movement is the embodiment of emotion, in my opinion. Mozart's magnum opus, his masterpiece.
Along with the Jupiter Symphony and Le nozze di Figaro , etc.
Except he only wrote the first eight bars
Mozart’s breathed all through this piece. The motifs were his. Süssmayr never wrote like this again in his life. !! This is still Mozart. It’s so “alive,” like all of his music.
@@beckylink Which movement from the jupiter symphony are you talking about?
okshabs I’m talking about the Requiem in that comment, answering the comment directly above me. Not the Jupiter. There’s no question that Mozart wrote the Jupiter in it’s entirety.. just the Requiem. I was just calling the Jupiter and le nozze di Figaro, each also a magnum opus.
Fun fact: A faceless musketeer commissioned this to be done before Mozart's death, and that particular musketeer became Chariot Requiem's base design.
don't people think it was salieri?
Where is my turtle
@@superspicyspinalfluid6190 he was the musketeer
@@DarkKnight-wf3po yes
Hol horse changed polarnareff huh
I just spoke with Mozart the other day and told him 🥰 I just love this release & I get weak in the knees when I hear it. Thank you 🙏
This should be playing at the end of humanity
cunningunz JoJo’s Bizarre Entire Cast Death
Soon, very soon
cough EndOfEvangelion be like cough
The end is nigh!
.... Playing this now.
*Ending music for stone ocean*
Another guys: "Hey Mozart, what are you writing?"
Mozart: "Korega.....RÉQUIEM DA"
69 likes. You can thank me
Gostei dessa foto aí bicho
Chrollo
kkkk eae men
this is a real man of culture
Even King Crimson can't skip this masterpiece.
I can also imagine this being a battle theme for Klingons
Golden experience!
i thought this was a comment about the song "requiem" by king crimson before realizing it was a jojo comment 💀
El NACIMIENTO DEL REY DE REYES GOLD EXPERIENCE REQUIEM
@@ostailits double reference
Is 2:04 inspiration for a section of Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen (The Galileo part)?
Mozart was making many opera pieces for the royalty...
The form answer/response is very popular in his pieces so it surely has been an inspiration for Queen
"What song are you listening to?"
This is... Requiem.
clever, fugo iq here
Kore ga REQUIEM da
Search up requiem aranea
Can you Jojo fans fuck off with your unoriginal jokes once?
No
This is... Requiem.
-Mozart
Golden experience requiem
JOJO POSE
This was the golden experience
Nani
knew I would find one of these here, eventually
luckily it was a good joke
@@mahbubmaleksyed5301 yes. a good JOJOke
This song makes me die
And respawn and die again
This is requiem
@@awakenkraken3074 kore ga...
requiem
da
You’ll never reach to the truth
Wha-
Wha-
It's a great experience just being here for no reason and listening to this masterpiece
Took me 30 years to realize my love for classical music
I use to hate it as a child. As a adult. I love it. It hits the soul
@@witchcraftwilliam7879 I am a legally a child and I love classical music a lot
It took me 12 years because music is a JoJo refrence
Child me was stupid. Adult me is classy.
At least I realized my love for classics before I reached twenties.
It took me 1 week
Mozart is the type of guy who wouldn't ask his parents permission to go on club penguin
He's just a savage
making jokes on Mozart's videos... why??
Me chame do que quiser because people like to joke and laugh.
You right
Club penguin :'(
Fun fact: Chopin was listening to Mozart's Requiem as he died saying, "Now is my final agony, no more"
He reached the truth
@@tako_tech_tips indeed bröther
Imagine being able to hear this while you die... impeccable vibes for everyone around
A true mozzzart fan here since 1774 and stand still
can we all just agree that this is a masterpiece no matter why you are here
Indeed we can.
Yep
Agreeded
I'm here bc of homework
I can agree with that
This video is looping endlessly for me for some reason.
I got a problem too.
I switched accounts all of a sudden
i got shot in the head and now im in a surgeon room
@@user-sv3tx9gm6u ?
Kuwa
Kuwa
Kuwa
Kuwa
Kuwa
Kuwa
Kuwa
I thought you were ded by boss after you fight his [Emperor Crimson] Rissoto
Imagine writing your own ending music
kino
Whilst dieing
ah yes, telling a dead person to change their song
Imagine being so epic that you create your own themes.
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I have always listened to Mozart as an academic exercise, as an endorsement of ornate composition and out of an appreciation of the development of classical western music. But this was the first piece that actually got me to enjoy Mozart. This is the only piece of his, apart from Symphony 40 and Don Giovanni in which I think he truly achieved a mastery of both emotions and construction. It is very rare that a piece can both move someone and be brilliantly put together.
I once heard "Don Giovanni is the pinnacle of Western Civilization".
This was the last music Mozart ever wrote. He died middle of writing this. He never finished it.
Why does it sound finished. Did someone add to it?
@@SD-hs2pk yeah when it has no end they add it or they are ignore that chapter completely. I can't give you any definitive information, but I'm guessing the last chapter was unfinished, and Mozart wanted to add more chapters too but can't make it. When a composition is unfinished, the editors complete it. This is not 'complete' version. Cause Mozart already finished these parts. But you can find 'The full' version and it's gonna say 'Completed'.
@@SD-hs2pk but when I'm saying they 'Complete' don't think like they are adding new notes, they generally return to main theme and finishing itç
It’s crazy because Beethoven said if it wasn’t Mozart who finished it then a that man was a Mozart
Imagine how long it would have been if he did complete it, this is already his longest creation i think
1:00
When the guy in the weelchair stands up for himself literally.
Bro johnny joestar
Johnny Joestar: ._.
Johnny joestar
Johnny joestar
he standed proud
This was literally written when mozart was puking his organs, and that makes it 10 times more epic
And gorey
The more you know(?
very swag of him
Are you sure. I can't hear any organs in it.
@@genghisthegreat2034 he played on the organ, and then he wrote the notes
His music is basically perfection simply put it falls exactly where is should and would. the way he wrote music was a way of seeing the world through a sorts of enlightentment or reality of what it is, mathematically and emotionally.
I love how the picture zooms in knowing you're staring in the eyes of an absolute genius.
I love that too!
Requiem of Mozart it is considered the best of the best Masterpiece of the entire classical music! It is really something from another planet! It is awesome!
It's harmonious :)
Well, this opinion belongs to some "world maestros" not my one. In fact I also like very much Bach and in my opinion "the best is the entire composers universe". Thank you anyway for your comment.
So do I Max., even liking very much this music from Mozart.Thank's for your comment!
Thank you. By the way...I do not "seek allies". Good luck for you too!
+Max Ballard it's not very accepted nowadays to use "gay" and "faggot" as insults ( it's seen as homophobia) , so, it's probably a good idea to use other insults in order to avoid unnecessary discussions about what insult words you used.... There's still a loot of accepted ones like good old "idiot" or " asshole", tho (and some cool creative ones i don't quite remember) .
As for an actual contribution on the actual discussion. .. i understand both liking ( or disliking) classical music ( or any other kind ), i just really don't get why people has to discuss who's better or who's worse ....
When is this guy finally making a new Track? haven't heard from him in a long time
+Jojo roflol I'm waiting for the new album too.
I think he's retired
:o I don't think he's coming back..
Lol yeah, you might be waiting a bit longer.
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i just listened to this for the first time and i am entranced.
I feel bad for Mozart, we dont know where he was even buried, his family was so poor, they couldn’t get him his own grave, even coffin. So heartbreaking
Given his letters and how they reflect his faith life, he might not have minded that. It would seem that he was more focused on providing for his family than getting fame or fortune, despite the narrative others often use against him.
Mozart was middle class, but at that time only nobility got individual burials.
@Kyle Billie it's kind of weird to think about the fact that people who lived in the same era as Mozart couldn't listen to his pieces (because they were poor). But, we, decades later, can do it... 😳
@@laure5207 you mean centuries later hahahaha
@@chrisdiaz9011 I am not a native english speaker so, maybe, I am off-topic but centuries include decades so... I am not completely wrong ? 😆
Mozart: *reveals one of the greatest pieces in musical history*
Dude in 1792: Bro that was a sick JoJo reference
Mozart: what?
Dude in 1792: what?
What an unprofessional time traveler
When you realize that Mozart pulled a Polnareff and died before finishing Requiem.
Kehaar TR-6 did he possess a turtle?
Kaden Gotcher
Probably. My pet turtle’s name is Mozart, so that has to be him.
@@KehaarOneeSan
Make sure there are no black figures chasing after it
When I enter Heaven, Mozart better be playing my entrance music.
Rammstein for me
zxczxczxc7240 You'll have to go to hell for that. Till and Satan will probably be best buddies.
Suresh Gaur cannibal corps for me
I prefer Requiem when I die, moonlight sonata in the "tunnel" and Nocturne of Chopin in the enter of the heaven.
LupusGamer Perfect.
How do you ever describe this to someone that doesn't like classical, it transcends music itself, it's a divine experience
1:00 when the 2 smartest kids in the class get different answers on a test
you are not funny
Savannah Dawn lol :D
I thought it was pretty fresh prince of hilarious tbh
Savannah Dawn yeah ik that feeling I was one of those smartest kids but I say I'm better even though she had the better grade
you know being Asian gives you benefits but being part Mayan gives you enough raw power to be smart and average in the rest
His time was almost up, but he didn't forget what he was there to do. He kept moving forward, even if he died, even after his death, because he'd started that story. He didn't want to be forgotten, but rather he wanted to be in people's minds for the rest of their lives, or ten years at least. What a man he is.
A no mmes XD
No lo sabía 🧐🍷👌
eren yeager?
kek
@@derek3822 "you started this story amadeus"
Friend: "What the hell are you listening to? Can I see?"
Me:
*"This is, Requiem"*
da
@@thewiz5571 что да
@@dspill7489 Пэзда
@@dspill7489 kore ga requiem da
Wha-
I listened to this with my mom just now. All the way through it felt like a complete tour-de-force. It felt like I was somehow being kept in place almost like a sort of paralysis. When it was over I tried to talk, and say something about it in a casual way. But I just couldnt get it together, and just started crying. I don't even understand what happened. I cry sometimes at music, but not like this. It felt like I was being locked in place until the end, at which point everything poured out. I was very overwhelmed. What a crazy rollercoaster. I don't know anything about classical music, but this proves to me that Mozart is precisely the genius everybody says he is. Im still somewhat in shock. What a masterpiece.
It's like wearing a mask and the person is dominated by astral chains for the power of criatures. Masonic
*_｢ＴＨØＵ ＳＨＡＬＴ ＮＥＶＥＲ ＲＥＡＣＨ ＴＨＥ ＴＲＵＴＨ.｣_*
Wha..
@@garchomowner
Watch JoJo's Bizzare Adventure specifically the fifth part Golden Wind. In it two characters gain a Requiem, which is an upgrade to their ability called a Stand. One is called Chariot Requiem, which is supposed to be a direct reference to this piece by Mozart and there is alot of symbolism behind the name itself. Give it a watch it's a great show.
@@realhumanbean57 bruh he was referencing the Diavolo wha- scene
@@gamerkiddocody107 Wha-
@@gamerkiddocody107
Yeah, now that I'm looking back at it that makes a lot more sense. Guess I'm just retarded
Me dying: *dies*
Mozart dying:
How do you know you're gonna die?
@@balintverebelyi3481 bruh
@@balintverebelyi3481 bruh
@@balintverebelyi3481 Bruh
@@cake9822 Bruh
Starting at 5:00 is utter perfection. The slow rise of the chorus gets me every time, as it gets louder and louder. Its my favorite part of this whole piece. Audible beauty.
This part is called Lacrimosa. You can search it on youtube.
I agree. This is perfection.
Plus its right after an ad
Do you not find yourself almost breathing in time with that part? It's simply wonderful, almost as if every note commands your being to be.
Lacrimossa
I'm playing this song for marching band this coming year!! Our theme is "Unmasked" and it's gonna be SO COOL!!! We're playing this as an opener, 'Some Enchanted Evening' for the ballad, and the closer is still being written. I don't play at 1:58, but the baritones, euphoniums, and tubas (we use sousaphones) play the lower part, and the high woodwinds (flute, clarinet, sax I think, and piccolo) play the higher part. Our show this year, as we hope, will get us into Bands of America (BOA), and hopefully win!! I have no doubt that this year will be another undefeated! Last year we didn't lose a single competition, and the show wasn't NEARLY as badass as this one. We don't have dot charts yet (I'll explain my vocabulary at the very end) for anything but the opener, and that's pretty hard ngl. It's gonna be so cool though.
Ballad: The slow part of a marching band/drum corps show, most of the time it's based on an actual song.
Drum corps: A professional marching band for people in their mid/late teens and very early twenties. The oldest you can be for a drum corps is twenty-one. These marching bands don't have woodwinds. Only battery, front ensemble, and brass.
Bands of America: A competition in which top-tier high school bands compete from all over America.
Dot chart: A grid-like piece of paper (we use an app for it, it's called UBDpro. It works wonders) that represents a football field. Dot charts tell marchers where to go on the field.
Battery: Marching percussion. Includes snares, bass drums, and tenor (quad) drums.
Front ensemble: Also known as 'The Pit'. It's the percussion that you see in the very front of the field. Includes (but is not limited to) percussion like xylophones, vibraphones, timpanis (sometimes), and glockenspiels.
This song is truly golden, like a strong breeze of wind.
This golden musical experience is like the final stairway to heaven. A truly bizarre adventure.
So this is requiem
This song could only be described as Requiem.
This is requiem.
The arrow must have pierced him pretty hard
More like monsoon