W. A. Mozart - KV 199 (161b/162a) - Symphony No. 27 in G major

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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

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  • @love7080s
    @love7080s 3 месяца назад +8

    This music sounds very vibrant & powerful at the start.
    In fact, Mozart is a genius.

  • @georgioskissas1538
    @georgioskissas1538 2 года назад +7

    The first movement represents the joy of life told musically by a 17 years old in a sunny early-summer morning!

  • @markcrimminswriter
    @markcrimminswriter 2 года назад +4

    I've learned to expect the best from this amazing orchestra. They are on fine display here!

  • @markswitzer2204
    @markswitzer2204 2 года назад +4

    This is one of my most favorite symphonys by Mozart . This is what I call FINE MUSIC !

  • @SuperMusicizmylife
    @SuperMusicizmylife 4 года назад +25

    Symphonies 25, 26, 27 all written in 1773 when Mozart was 17. All of his violin concerti written in his 19th year. All completely unique from each other. All perfect. The movie Amadeus got one thing right. Mozart's genius was a divine gift. Not from this world, and perhaps neither was Mozart. God WAS singing through Mozart's mind and pen.

    • @quicksilver753
      @quicksilver753 3 года назад +8

      Nah give credit where credit is due. This was all Mozart, not god. But I suppose it’s quite the compliment to be compared to a god.

    • @SuperMusicizmylife
      @SuperMusicizmylife 3 года назад +3

      @@quicksilver753 Perhaps one has to wonder what genius really is. To those who believe all begins and ends with the brain, genius is created there. To those who believe the brain is not the beginning or ending of anything, then superhuman ability is a gift from God, or at least connection to a realm of ability beyond this world. Tesla and Einstein said they got their revelations in dreams. Mozart's genius is obvious but where did the music come from? As perfect as it is, I personally feel it is not all in his brain. I give Mozart full credit for what he wrote but can a drop be separated from the ocean? He was connected to something greater than the man himself.

    • @marioneira777
      @marioneira777 3 года назад +1

      everything is for THE GLORY OF YAHWEH (THE CREATOR OF ALL things). See THE MAJESTY of THE MOST HIGH in this music (mozart is but a creature of THE MOST HIGH), and in the fact that HE used this imperfect man to make this music

    • @jonnelson6446
      @jonnelson6446 Год назад +1

      As an atheist, I don't believe in all the god nonsense Ive been subjected to my whole life. All I can say is that people are all different and some of them take their art to a level previously unknown. Beethoven especially, but also Handel, Wagner and a few others.

    • @Azycz2024
      @Azycz2024 6 месяцев назад

      No hay "regalos" de un dios. Sí existe el trabajo, el estudio y la genética.

  • @sporty1701
    @sporty1701 7 лет назад +37

    The second movement is so beautiful...makes you wonder how one person
    could possess such a gift. Writing this music was as natural to him as breathing
    is to you and I. Mozart and his music will live forever, there is no doubt.

    • @schrysafis
      @schrysafis 2 года назад +3

      Note that Mozart was a hard worker. Of course all these delightful melodies came to his mind naturally but all of the development is the next level thing.

    • @carsonphillips524
      @carsonphillips524 2 года назад +1

      There's no doubt Mozart had a unique gift and talent of musical creation and composition second to none in the music world. He is known as the composer of endless melodies. Being one of music's most prolific composers, over 800 pieces of music poured out of him in his short 35 years. Just think if he had lived another 30 years what glorious music we'd be hearing. There has never been and will never be another like him.

    • @schrysafis
      @schrysafis 2 года назад

      @@carsonphillips524 Ikr? Mozart is probably the only composer along with the counterpoint Master Bach that was constantly improving throughout his life when it comes to compositions. All I want would be 10 more symphonies, 10 more piano sonatas, 10 more piano concertos. If you have played all of Mozart's works in your instrument you feel that need. The creativity would get to 5th dimension levels if Mozart lived the years of Bach.

  • @deliaplesca7759
    @deliaplesca7759 Год назад +2

    A delicate symphony like a jewel. 🌠 I don't understand why some compare symphonies with each other (with no. 25, 40...). That's exactly what Charm is. 🎇The uniqueness of each Symphony..🎶💫

  • @thom6746
    @thom6746 4 года назад +5

    Thanks for putting this together. Wonderful gift to us all.

  • @mereyeslacalle
    @mereyeslacalle 7 лет назад +8

    Genio inmortal de Salzburg , esa partida es absoluta y completamente Mozartiana , única !!

  • @hadnagygabor7901
    @hadnagygabor7901 6 лет назад +7

    Andantino is very perfect. No such words to tell ....

    • @mr-wx3lv
      @mr-wx3lv 4 года назад +2

      Its rather Haydnesque I think.

  • @jrpie1215
    @jrpie1215 6 лет назад +17

    So far my favorite Mozart Symphony, though I've not heard them all yet.

    • @mohammedpasha1715
      @mohammedpasha1715 4 года назад +8

      It's so hard to choose. Theyre all great.

    • @mr-wx3lv
      @mr-wx3lv 4 года назад +5

      No 29 is delightful.

    • @maxfochtmann9576
      @maxfochtmann9576 4 года назад +2

      Listen to Nr 34, ist my favorite

    • @meyou4912
      @meyou4912 2 года назад

      My favorite is ruclips.net/video/nlqXFkWAHBo/видео.html

    • @meyou4912
      @meyou4912 2 года назад

      E flat allegro

  • @antonioashkar8895
    @antonioashkar8895 4 года назад +7

    Allegro 00:00
    Andantino gracioso 6:15
    Presto 14:09

  • @mr-wx3lv
    @mr-wx3lv 4 года назад +8

    He was 17 when he wrote this and already one third through his composing career.

  • @richardmoon1852
    @richardmoon1852 9 лет назад +9

    Wonderful Mozart again: Thanks Much.

  • @lostdutchman3838
    @lostdutchman3838 4 года назад +5

    Real musik!

  • @danielceo3904
    @danielceo3904 5 лет назад +5

    the music of the universe
    constant and wonderful

  • @mr-wx3lv
    @mr-wx3lv 4 года назад +9

    The second movement has more than a splash of Haydn wit about it.

  • @jdreeves5527
    @jdreeves5527 2 года назад +2

    Mozart often had to write symphonies on the spur of the moment depending on the circumstance. His Linz Symphony was written in about 4 days.

  • @larisateslenko9642
    @larisateslenko9642 6 лет назад +3

    Андрей Попов
    Западные музыковеды говорят, что 27-я симфония Соль мажор Моцарта носит следы влияния Гайдна. Бог знает, всё может быть. По мне, она вполне моцартовская... и немного итальянская. Говорят, писал он её для представления при дворе австрийского императора. Состав партитуры - 2 флейты, 2 валторны, струнные.
    Первая часть яркая, радостная, чем-то похожа на оперную увертюру. Нежнейшая 2-я часть. Эх! Моцарт величайший лирик! И эти его неожиданные переходы из райских садов в тревогу и печаль, словно наползающие на солнце тучи. И снова ясно, светло.
    Удивительно.
    Финал - весёлый, итальянский - задорная жига, иногда переходящая в австрийский ленлер.

  • @maxfochtmann9576
    @maxfochtmann9576 4 года назад +4

    Великолепно, благодарю

  • @thewolfbasket7702
    @thewolfbasket7702 2 года назад +5

    I listen this song every morning , that my best song in my heart ❤️ UwU

  • @megaton20
    @megaton20 7 лет назад +9

    Hermosísima

  • @MultiVeldmuis
    @MultiVeldmuis 8 лет назад +6

    Geweldige muziek. Mozart op zijn best.

    • @carnusc
      @carnusc 5 лет назад +2

      Ja zeker

  • @telemachus53
    @telemachus53 2 месяца назад

    You must really love the music of Mozart. You managed to squeeze in 3 ads after the 1st movement alone. God knows what awaits the listener in the rest. I didn't stick around to find out. Give it a miss guys.

    • @ComposersbyNumbers
      @ComposersbyNumbers  2 месяца назад +2

      You must really hate the music of Mozart for not even trying to get rid of all ads on youtube.

  • @macinafrancesco3516
    @macinafrancesco3516 2 года назад +1

    In questa seconda parte del ciclo sinfonico mozartiano si intravede chiaramente in quale direzione andra' il musicista nell'affermarsi della sinfonia come forma musicale ad elevato contenuto espressivo.

  • @thecreator4888
    @thecreator4888 2 года назад +2

    15:47 beethoven 5th

  • @bmeinardus
    @bmeinardus 2 года назад +1

    Himmlische Musik!

  • @leonardobajana6956
    @leonardobajana6956 6 месяцев назад

    Hermosa melodía.

  • @loganfruchtman953
    @loganfruchtman953 3 месяца назад

    Could the presto been inspired by the presto of Haydn’s 8th symphony “The Evening”?

  • @alejandraalvarado6556
    @alejandraalvarado6556 7 лет назад +2

    Es un sinfonía Italiana como la sinfonía Alemana que tiene el minueto.... Bach y Mozart eran similares al ser los únicos dos compositores cosmopolitas.A mi criterio si me gusto. Pero mil vexes prefiero la sinfonía N° 40 de Mozart..

    • @jesusmanriquezsantana1590
      @jesusmanriquezsantana1590 2 года назад +1

      Es una buena sinfonía pero no la puedes comparar con la Gran Sol menor, sinfonía la cual Mozart compuso cuando estaba en su completa madurez, a diferencia de esta en la cual solo tenía 17 años
      Algunas sinfonías mucho más avanzadas del genio de Salzburgo son la 31, 34, 35, 36, 38, 39, obviamente la 40 y su mejor sinfonía la 41 “Jupiter”

  • @sergei335
    @sergei335 3 года назад +1

    Who painted that wretched portrait? He's like a Regency buck

    • @dorabellar.8326
      @dorabellar.8326 2 года назад

      I thought I knew all of Mozart's portraits but I've never seen this one before.

  • @andresgallo6440
    @andresgallo6440 2 месяца назад

    1

  • @lolaandcocoland
    @lolaandcocoland 4 года назад +1

    I hate when it reachs to it's end.

  • @tepmich
    @tepmich 6 лет назад +1

    Древние греки называли варварами всякого, кто не знает МЕРЫ ! К Моцарту это не относится, ибо в его Музыке все диссонансы покорены консонансами, благодаря чему рождается КРАСОТА Гармоний, преображающая дисгармоничность - что нельзя сказать о т.н. романтиках ( исключая тех, кто, живя в романтизме, пренебрёг их манере писать симфонии и пр.) !!! Теппер Михаил.

  • @innovativeyetaknowledgless9035
    @innovativeyetaknowledgless9035 3 года назад +2

    This is the only type of music I can image will be heard in heaven. Of course, it will be much better, but it will definitely not be metal or rock, pop...

  • @AlexToussiehChannel
    @AlexToussiehChannel 10 лет назад +8

    How come this is such a short symphony and how come it only has 3 movements and not the usual 4?

    • @6onthetop
      @6onthetop 8 лет назад +2

      I don't think symphonies in general have 4 movements, so I wouldn't call this odd. His late symphonies already have 4 tho. 20 minutes is also not short in my opinion.

    • @adsonjetson
      @adsonjetson 8 лет назад +2

      He developed the symphony from the divertive to the focus. Originally short overture-like structures, Mozart turned symphonies into the main show. Beethoven perfected the form, but Mozart created it. His playful, but emotionally expansive nature, was true Romanticism.

    • @thephilosopher666
      @thephilosopher666 8 лет назад +5

      Everyone knows it is Haydn who is "The Father of Symphony"

    • @tylerlam-musician4627
      @tylerlam-musician4627 8 лет назад

      it in the earlier period

    • @nottinghillad
      @nottinghillad 8 лет назад +4

      I'ts an Italian symphony, unlike the German sinfonia which has the minuet.. Bach and Mozart were similar as being the only two cosmopolitan composers