My favourite Mozart piece, and ultimate piano goal, is to play his Sonata for 2 pianos in D together with someone. It's not even crazy difficult, quite achievable :)
xD The k545 of Mozart, for me is not really easy. :) I just finished learning the k545 this month! And it's my first sonata that I learned completely. :D
Mozart may have only completely finished one movement of the Requiem, but he wrote nearly the full choral score for all the way to the Offertory (Domine Jesu Christe), with figured bass, nearly constant Violin 1, and sometimes, orchestration. Hell, he even began an Amen fugue that Sussmayer wasn't skilled enough to finish. That is a LOT more finished than you give the piece credit for.
and Introitus and Kyrie aren't even a single movement. They're more like introduction-fugue, separate movements, kind of like the baroque prelude-fugue form. The Kyrie Fugue, being a double fugue, was one of the hardest parts to write in the piece. It's even listed in the 10 Great Fugues Not By Bach (online article written by Flamehorse in 2012) along with Mozart's own Jupiter 4th movement, Beethoven's Grosse Fugue and Hammerklavier 4th movement. Mozart finished pretty much everything up to Domine Jesu, his original version still sounds great. There is a recording on yt (M_0wBTkkT7U) "W.A. Mozart - Requiem in D minor, K. 626 - Unfinished Fragment Version with Score"
I am not sure if you said he wrote the final three symphonies just before he died, but I thought he wrote them a couple years before his death, but either way, they are absolutely incredible
I can't agree more! I've played it and put it aside for now. There are so much things not working like I'd like, but I don't have the level to master those yet. I'll come to that later. But it is a level 8 piece, so no wonder it is not easy at all!
1st thing - remember that if you treat the 1st movement tempo as strict and not mechanical you have that part licked. 2nd thing - remember to treat every phrase as a vocal line. Take a very brief rest between phrases as if they are getting a new breath before singing the next phrase, continue on that way and you will have that part licked.
Not a fan of Mozart's music but i highly respect his prolificness in his works. Just his piano solos alone he wrote more than most other composers. Let alone symphonies and everything else. All before his 35th birthday. Most 35 year olds I know haven't accomplished anything really.
Fantastic and a highly interesting and worthwhile historical review. I really enjoyed seeing him for the first time personified up and personal. THANK you. Aysia, is it possible that you could do a full piano tutorial with score uploads on Mozart's Eine Kleines Nachmusik? Sorry I don't know how it is spelled. I appreciate your videos immensely! Thank you 🤣
Okay please help me out! I need to know the original Mozart compositions of these songs: New London Chorale - You know him well New London Chorale - Surrounded by her mystery Thanks in advance!
I know you don't mean that, but it seems like you are saying that Stalin liked Mozart's debut of the D minor Piano Concerto, which is is simply impossible because of the +/- 200 years between them:) Other than that this is a very educational and eve inspiring video
Love your videos, your mood and your candor but... STALIN was present at the D Minor piano concerto debut??? Stalin the one who was alive during WWII around 200 years later? :)
Don't know why so few of my musician friends like mozart, and with such minor enthusiasm compared to Beethoven. I think he is the last boss of music along with Bach, but oh well.
I think that Beethoven’s music is just more expressive.in today’s culture depression is just a big topic. before Mozart’s music was admired for the happy tone but me personally I liked his Sadder sounding music Like the lesser Known Requiem:Lacrimosa/Lacrymosa
i recommend you guys listen to the first movement of the 20th concerto for piano. what you heard here doesnt do it any justice at all, the first movement is where the magic lies.
This host should work off a script. This seems impromptu with lots of errors and awkward turns of phrase. For instance,. Beethoven & Schubert are not Mozart's predecessors. Admire her enthusiasm though. Most people I know are only dimly aware of Western classical music.
i recommend you guys listen to the first movement of the 20th concerto for piano. what you heard here doesnt do it any justice at all, the first movement is where the magic lies.
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his piano concert 21 2nd movement sounds what heaven would probably sound like
so says the rival of Thomas Jefferson
Thank you for these videos! Great ideas as I’m preparing a class on Hayden and Mozart for piano camp :)
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K332 in the background! That's a really nice piece, like all three movements
I love to watch you. You are the most joyful presenter of classical music I know. Thank you.
I love that Violin Concerto #5.
My favourite Mozart piece, and ultimate piano goal, is to play his Sonata for 2 pianos in D together with someone. It's not even crazy difficult, quite achievable :)
When professionals make these kinds of video, they're always fun to watch
Excellent!
Nice video!
xD The k545 of Mozart, for me is not really easy. :) I just finished learning the k545 this month! And it's my first sonata that I learned completely. :D
Mozart may have only completely finished one movement of the Requiem, but he wrote nearly the full choral score for all the way to the Offertory (Domine Jesu Christe), with figured bass, nearly constant Violin 1, and sometimes, orchestration. Hell, he even began an Amen fugue that Sussmayer wasn't skilled enough to finish. That is a LOT more finished than you give the piece credit for.
and Introitus and Kyrie aren't even a single movement. They're more like introduction-fugue, separate movements, kind of like the baroque prelude-fugue form. The Kyrie Fugue, being a double fugue, was one of the hardest parts to write in the piece. It's even listed in the 10 Great Fugues Not By Bach (online article written by Flamehorse in 2012) along with Mozart's own Jupiter 4th movement, Beethoven's Grosse Fugue and Hammerklavier 4th movement. Mozart finished pretty much everything up to Domine Jesu, his original version still sounds great. There is a recording on yt (M_0wBTkkT7U) "W.A. Mozart - Requiem in D minor, K. 626 - Unfinished Fragment Version with Score"
Thanks for your videos, they have been great help in studying for an exam. Your explanations are really fun and accurate :)
I am not sure if you said he wrote the final three symphonies just before he died, but I thought he wrote them a couple years before his death, but either way, they are absolutely incredible
You left out "Stairway to Vienna". The kazoo solo is a classic. Beethoven was so moved, he went deaf from the experience of hearing it.
Loool xd
I can play the first movement of K545, I find it very hard to play beautifully. Not hard to play, but to express.
I can't agree more! I've played it and put it aside for now. There are so much things not working like I'd like, but I don't have the level to master those yet.
I'll come to that later.
But it is a level 8 piece, so no wonder it is not easy at all!
i felt the same, it's really more and more to discover... you just gotta love mozart
1st thing - remember that if you treat the 1st movement tempo as strict and not mechanical you have that part licked. 2nd thing - remember to treat every phrase as a vocal line. Take a very brief rest between phrases as if they are getting a new breath before singing the next phrase, continue on that way and you will have that part licked.
*classical structure*
Not a fan of Mozart's music but i highly respect his prolificness in his works. Just his piano solos alone he wrote more than most other composers. Let alone symphonies and everything else. All before his 35th birthday.
Most 35 year olds I know haven't accomplished anything really.
Fantastic and a highly interesting and worthwhile historical review. I really enjoyed seeing him for the first time personified up and personal. THANK you.
Aysia, is it possible that you could do a full piano tutorial with score uploads on Mozart's Eine Kleines Nachmusik? Sorry I don't know how it is spelled.
I appreciate your videos immensely!
Thank you 🤣
Okay please help me out!
I need to know the original Mozart compositions of these songs:
New London Chorale - You know him well
New London Chorale - Surrounded by her mystery
Thanks in advance!
2.41, yes, yes I know that one, very charming, I didn't know you wrote that. "I didn't, that was Mozart"
A lot of my favorite Mozart music was written in minor keys. I noticed you mentioned some of them, too. They’re bad-ass, aren’t they?
Hi! Cello?
When you said that Haydn was Mozart's "bro", did you mean their Masonic connection, or just the friendship between them?
@5:40, an off camera pirate walks off the plank
I know you don't mean that, but it seems like you are saying that Stalin liked Mozart's debut of the D minor Piano Concerto, which is is simply impossible because of the +/- 200 years between them:) Other than that this is a very educational and eve inspiring video
lol, this one is hilarious!
XD the dialogue part. I wonder how did Mozart did that.
What dialogue
10:10 Mozart was 'begeistert' you mean? haha greeets
No lacrimosa?
Love your videos, your mood and your candor but... STALIN was present at the D Minor piano concerto debut??? Stalin the one who was alive during WWII around 200 years later? :)
"[...] other people who loved his concerto included [people who were not at the premiere]" 2:57
I've never been a fan of Mozart, but I love is Fantaisie in D minor.
Who else find the first movement of durnitz sonata easier than the k545?
Don't know why so few of my musician friends like mozart, and with such minor enthusiasm compared to Beethoven. I think he is the last boss of music along with Bach, but oh well.
I think that Beethoven’s music is just more expressive.in today’s culture depression is just a big topic. before Mozart’s music was admired for the happy tone but me personally I liked his Sadder sounding music Like the lesser Known Requiem:Lacrimosa/Lacrymosa
@@Idfk365 His Lacrimosa is definitely not lesser know.
Romance!
What Stalin???
i recommend you guys listen to the first movement of the 20th concerto for piano. what you heard here doesnt do it any justice at all, the first movement is where the magic lies.
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Stalin? I don´t think so...
I don't know how he was able to compose that
This video host here ought to check her pronunciation of German, French and Italian words and names.
Is she always this passionate and cute?
mozart song? ITS A PIECE!!!😠😂im jk.I make the same mistake
You forgot to mention he was poison by envious Salieri with mercury or something
He wasn't poisoned
This host should work off a script. This seems impromptu with lots of errors and awkward turns of phrase. For instance,. Beethoven & Schubert are not Mozart's predecessors. Admire her enthusiasm though. Most people I know are only dimly aware of Western classical music.
i recommend you guys listen to the first movement of the 20th concerto for piano. what you heard here doesnt do it any justice at all, the first movement is where the magic lies.