A. Salieri "Requiem" 

Actually , the movie brought Salieri to an audience that had never heard of him before, myself included and now I listen to his music regularly. If this is mediocrity, I'll have some of it.

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It did, but on the other hand it brought his music to people who had never heard of him, myself included

Clementine 321, do you have a bibliography to refer me?

@@TheSuperMaxPower01 Sorry, but I don,t.

I know. I also know he didn't kill you and (maybe) Salieri taught music to a son of yours.

Nana son unos boludosss

@John Smith I read a lot about Mozart. In his boiographies it is written that Salieri was more popular than him (when Mozart and Salieri were alive).

@John Smith dude chill

@John Smith Smh Mozart-ass-licking fanatics. I love his music, but I’d never degrade other musicians trying to “prove” that he’s the best.

No, before Amadeus, Salieri was in fact almost never be played. Thanks to the movie, people are now more aware about him and his music.

@Exiest he still wasnt played. He became a forgotten composer. If the movie never existed, very few people would even know of the name Salieri

I think the movie actually helped him. I bet 99% of people did not know who Salieri was before the movie. Plus it’s a work of fiction, not a documentary, they can portray him as a Martian if they want.

@@kudzem Because people would watch that. (Me included)

I actually was so incensed about the movie ruining Salieri's reputation that I thought about writing a script for a movie about Salieri and making people acknowledge his talent and character:) I'm still considering it...

and Lizst

Salieri gave Beethoven a few lessons in writing Italian vocal music - ie opera; absurd exaggerations such as your silly comment that he ‘TAUGHT’ Beethoven are ridiculous.

​@@elaineblackhurst1509 No! He did more than that, way more. It will not be wrong to say, had it not been for Saleiri, Beethoven would've been killed. The fact is Beethoven's many masterpieces are actually his works, but as often it happens in art the hard work of one is accredited to another 😢

You are without doubt a genius, Mozart was just jealous that's all. :-)

I am flattered but I tell you, Mozart was WAY more of a genius. He toured Europe while I goofballed around. At least you like my piece here

Sign my comment salieri plss!

Grácie senòre!!

Hiiii

Yes. But a beautiful fiction.. :D

yeah, but people hate on this guy too much :/

Muy cierto ambos son muy buenos compositores

HeyJicay That's not fair! Salieri did nothing wrong in real life!

I once read that there was the possibility that it was the other way around, that Mozart was jelaous of Salieri's success... but yeah, it's mostly a rumor. Too bad people trash Salieri for a movie... it's like Patch Adams once said: it sucks when people think they know you because they watched a movie "about" you xD

DustyCHK on the contrary, Salieri was basically forgotten until the movie came out, and now he is gaining popularity.

It's also important to remember that - at the time - Salieri was the more famous and respected composer of the two. He and Wolfie were actually quite friendly with each other and there is some evidence to suggest that Mozart envied Salieri's work (if not his success). Re-assessing Salieri from the distance of 200+ years, it is unfair to brand him as "a mediocrity;" his music is very enjoyable in its own terms and he was really quite competent at what he did. I would even go so far as to say that he would compare favorably with any of his contemporaries. True, he's no Mozart or Beethoven, but taken on his own terms in the context of what other "B-list" composers of the time were putting out, Salieri has nothing to be ashamed of.

The people who believed the movie salieri wouldn't have cared about the music and so wouldn't have affected his image. The people who became interested in salieri through the movie would find the truth and so would benefit his image. The movie was all round good for his music's preservation.

I absolutely love the movie, but it's sad that people hate on him just because of that.

Actually, it's not even the movie. The movie draws the idea from the play written by russian author Alexander Pushkin. Nevertheless, the movie transposed that story into modern day. Still an amazing flick though :)

+Edgar Vilhelm I am glad you know as such. I'm not sure how friendly it was, since Mozart's nephew Carl Maria von Weber...was not so convinced of how friendly that rivalry was, and when asked to join the group Salieri was in he refused on the grounds of how badly they had treated his uncle,

+Carey Coleman Just for the record, C.M.von Weber was not Mozart's nephew but his wife Constanze [née Weber]'s first cousin.

+Edgar Vilhelm So right! In fact, Mozart attended the premiere of Magic Flute with Salieri -- and they even went in Salieri's carriage! So much for murderous conflicts. Salieri would have been somewhat jealous, but NOT as portrayed in Amadeus!

This is a beautiful and brilliant piece. Salieri was the established court composer and was beloved by all. It's funny that his music dropped out of favor but it is in a revival now. However, Mozart was a genius. We have very few genii at that level in music. JS Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Wilson, Lennon, Glass. (I use genii advisedly.) One might want to put the father of the symphony in that list.

In "father of the symphony', were you referring to Joseph Haydn? I'm not sure he should bear that title, but "father of the string quartet"- definitely yes.

Yes, repair the damage and bring his genius to the sleeping world.

Flip the switch, making Mozart the young brash beast, desiring fame but never attaining it😢 😂😂❤

It's not spanish lol

@@gagauddas7010 i was thinking the same thing,lolz.Sorry

@@gagauddas7010 You’re right, it’s Italian. I believe he is referencing the lines from Amadeus.

@@jacobc3107 thats not italian i'm italian man

@@jacobc3107 he means that in italian, the ¡ doesn't go before a sentence, that's a Spanish thing. In Italian it would be just "Grazie signore!" (I'm from Turin)

I agree

Salieri was also a very kind man; the majority of the lessons he gave were free as he took money only from the richest of his clients. He was doing so because his tutor, Florian Leopold Gassman, taught him for free and Salieri wanted to 'repay' his master this way. I think that this is absolutely lovely and totally admirable :)

Yeah, he sure didn't get a very fair representation in "Amadeus". In THAT movie, if anything, Mozart was a complete asshole who gt what he deserved. Now, I'm just referring to the character portrayed in the Movie itself, as I read that in life Mozart and Salieri were colleagues. =-)

Yes, they were. They have even written a piece together, which has been just recently rediscovered :)

Couldn't agree more!

Don't worry, hollywood is now destroying its own legacy and drowning in its own corruption.

Before hollwood it did Pushkin .

Thing is, Salieri always had a good reputation, especially in his hometown. The movie "Amadeus" set no precedence on how people thought of Salieri because everybody assumed that not many people knew the real Salieri. In fact, the people of Legnago (his hometown) sued Milos Forman for how they portrayed him in the film. The movie actually angered people rather than educated them on him.

That would be boring. The great thing about Amadeus is that no one is a real hero. A hero is an artificially created alteration of an important person, a story we tell ourselves for inspiration. Salieri has good and decent qualities, and he's a great composer, but his orderliness limits his creativity. Mozart is shown as a performing monkey, trained and abused by his father. He becomes an adult, but still behaves as a child. But he also creates the most divine music. There is no one completely sympathetic or good, and that makes it one of the best plays/movies of all time.

And the actor who will play Mozart's part will win the Oscar.

Perhaps a movie about Mozart's sons, living under the shadow of their father, with Salieri as the benevolent teacher. It'd be nice to see Beethoven and haydn as well

@Chicken Permission I just looked that up. That's hilarious! At least he's an RPG-Anime-Manga hero now. Is there a higher honor? :^D

Ritsuka and Ivan are figuratively having a stand fight

That fgo scene was so fucking beautiful man. I just hope every other lostbelt is as good or better than that

I see you're a person who loves Serenity as well

Salieri: *furiously plays the piano*

I see you're a man of culture as well

As a Turkish i love salieri

Музыка композиторов тех времен и даже захватить если прошлый век бесподобна, жаль что сейчас многие их пытаются втоптать в грязь, слава Богу что Сальери хоть и посмертно но удалось очистить репутацию

That last sentence made me smile :) When I researched his music it was a lot better than expected (mainly because of the movie).

Robert Olin His music isn't portrayed that badly in Amadeus. The little piano piece he made for Mozart's entrance may have been simple but he was still recognised as the Kappelmeister (court composer). Only Mozart really mocked him, and Mozart was pretty caricatured in the film. Salieri was one of the greatest of the era, taught by Gassman, he actually helped further Mozart's career and they even composed together, though that work was sadly lost. He also went on to teach , amongst others, List, Schubert and Beethoven. His music is most definitely worth a youtubing.

***** By the way, the movie Amadeus is mainly fiction, based on a play written by Peter Shaffer, who based his play on a short by Alexander Pushkin. Salieri did not actually kill Mozart like in the movie.

I know, was just making the point that his music wasn't represented that badly in the film. When I wrote that he helped further Mozart's career that's referring to history, not the film.

Robert Olin Yes, because he stole this from Mozart, and no he would be furious if he know people today thought of Mozart for everything from his era. He killed *Mozart, I seen it on television.

+Lauren Solano even in the movie it is clear that he is anything but musically untalented. We see him reading musical scores and mentally "hearing" them. We see him conducting his own works and tutoring talented singers, and his own envious assessment of Mozart's abilities compared to his own is only possible from one who is on a similar level as Mozart. Even the simple little march that he composed for Mozart is not so much simple as made to be playable by his employer.

"underrated"

Beethoven, once his pupil for vocal music, liked and revered him very much all his life.

Agree 100% it is amazing!!!)

Shame on you, you suck, boooooo😂😂😂😂

You mean like Sherlock right? Everyone know he is a fictional character but everyone wonder why he can manifest in... You know... Umm... "real world"?

@@katharsistheme2919 For Sherlock, the game says that since he was based on real detectives, he's technically summonable, theories say he's like Moriarty (Composite/Multiple phantoms) except as a foreigner As for Sali, his existence is a mix of him as a murderer and the "true" musician Salieri, manifested in his Mystic Code all because he was made into a scapegoat

you damn weeb, I love you

legit my 5th time checking this out. Mainly came cause of fgo, stayed for the music.

@@markguirguis9846 so damn true Never thought that they'd make a servant this epic with those glorious music tho

Also for a 3* he has some of the best animations.

This should implement more of his music in his attacks, also having a salieri sound track in my room would be sick too

If only Ivan The Terrible still had Salieri's Dies Irae as a background when fights as a summoned servant then that would be sick.

Based, but i still prefer him tho

But what about Jalter?

@@ayayaayaya2791 wrong jalter is crit star big stick attractor

yall need more angra mainyu in your lives

@@enkidu1623, we also need Hessian Lobo.

I am, believe me, I have no fucking idea oif what you all are talking about haha

Isn't it come from a game? fate grand order? I think I'm not sure

A Reaper From Hell Yup, u’re right. It’s from the plot of the game.

@@areaperfromhell4515 Yes it is.

Ok to people who are saying wtf, basically the amalgamation of the man in grey, salieri and the rumor that salieri killed Mozart manifested into a magic bard demon thing in an alternate eternally frozen Russia inhabited by wolf human chimeras and he’s playing a rendition of dies irae on the only piano in that world to weaken a giant saber tooth mammoth Ivan the terrible monster who has been ruling over the land for like 450 years while the main character fights Ivan on top of a giant golem made by Solomon ibn Gabirol using the minotaur’s labyrinth. Also in the main supporting cast there’s Sherlock Holmes and Leonardo da Vinci, who manifested with the appearance of the Mona Lisa and now looks 12 because he/she lost most of his/her power, as well as a girl who used to get powers from Galahad from the Arthurian legends and in your journey through this under -100 degrees Russia you meet atalante from Greek mythology, king Beowulf from English literature and billy the kid

Оценённый!❤ Просто его разрешили лишь лет 20-30 назад. Это, как с Оруэлом. Запрещён в Украине до 1998

Рад, что всё больше людей узнают о нем. Музыка прекрасна, не удивлюсь, если он северянин. Нотки Вагнера 😉

Dies Irae in the background! (also imagine a non-fate fan reading this)

badrul ezudin glad I got him, his 3rd ascension is badass

+Leonardo Ljuljduraj I know who he is, but now know indeed what trash he "composed."

Yes, this is a fantastic piece of music. Also, there is no basis in reality for the rivalry portrayed in that movie between Mozart and Saliari.

This is not true. He is in every book about music even before the movie.

organboi Hahahahahah you should study music history

That's true.

True

Without salieri no lizst

So true r.i.p both of them

@@yusufratleh3186 so sad :(

ha! its not like salieri gave them the talent they had.

I came from Steins;Gate 0

@@UlsterHound77 lol did they have any salieri?

@@ZephyrDogma They did but they came up a bit short.

I might be here cause of a game but i stayed cause holy god this music is beautiful.

Lmao I was incredibly frustrated because I'm a dumbass and I thought the game completely sampled Mozart's Requiem instead of Salieri's own work for his attacks (as during this you can hear the Buster and Quick card sounds), but no, this is an entirely different Requiem, and I was just too busy complaining to actually listen to the music and just shut up.

CIERTO ! SIN LUGAR A DUDA QUE ¡ES UNA GRAN OBRA MUY BELLA ! TIENE DE TODO UN POQUITO . EL ACOMPAÑAMIENTO DE LA MÚSICA CON LAS VOCES ¡ES EXCELENTE !

+Ricardo da Mata He was no genius. You people are nuts.

organboi We don’t care for fame. We are analyzing the compositions per se, so he is a superior composer.

God is one and he is simply Allah Almighty. "If there were gods in the heavens and the earth besides Allah, both of them would be corrupted. Allah, the owner of the throne, is pure and far from the attributes that (the polytheists) attribute (to Him)!" (Holy Quran, 21/22) Say: "If there were other gods besides Allah, as they (the polytheists) say, they would seek a way (to reach) the Lord of the Throne (Allah)." (Holy Quran, 17/42)

A motion picture should be called Salieri but tell the real truth.

The story of the movie never said he was mediocre. Just that he professed to feel that way in comparison to Mozart, based on his real-life proclamation in his last years that he killed Mozart (which he didn't really do). And it's true that his music faded into obscurity over the time while Mozart's endured; if not for Amadeus, not nearly as many people would've heard of him.

Ja da stimm ich zu😊

Man I’m just trying to find the music they used for his abilities 😂

+wolffe93 Wrong. Character assassinations? Please. He is forgotten because no one programs such uninspired crap when there is so much great music to perform. Have fun listening to this piece on a deserted island, if the opportunity arises.

+organboi shut up, and get a life. You just go around to every post acting like a child trying to sound smarter then they really are.

Bro Salieri was Beethoven’s master

@@JeanCapex I know, but a student can turn out to be far more talented than the teacher.

Thank you!

Correct. Amadeus is entertainment, not music history. From what I understand, there is no evidence to suggest that there was any animosity between Mozart and Salieri.

I recall reading that while the EVENTS depicted in the play and film are not strictly historical, the dialogue and many situations are based on actual events and - in the case of the original stage play - based on word for word translations of actual letters written by Mozart and others involved. Of course the film version dressed things up quite a bit, but I would never presume to think that any Hollywood film is 100% accurate.

Hei, Român here! :))

Amen.

@@metteholm4833 He had dementia fore over a year, so all kinds of madness came spouting out! In reality, they worked well together.

mette holm Christ calm down m8 ;)

@@c.darwin9259 good grief! Not much is allowed in here.

mette holm jk.

@@c.darwin9259 What did I say, since, I have to calm down? I am quite calm - only puzzled.

or better yet Mozart, or Beethoven.

Or Bach

Quang Le True. :) Or Tchaikovsky.

Sadie Baram Exactly :D

Quang Le I'd like to see someone like Liszt or Chopin. I just love solo piano.

+Miguel Solis hittin em hard with the jokes 200 years later

😂

there it is!

😂😂😂😂😂😂

"Lord, make me a great composer."

Fully agree, I am so glad that finally someone has recognized these undeniable FACTS!

Спасибо!

Не Молдавия а Молдова. Вы как будто видите эту страну в составе России... Что за имперские замашки у вас? У вас что-привычка присваивать то что вам не принадлежит?

@@talgattalgat6027 В анонсе под плейлистом стоит: "Moldavian national orchestra of Radio and TV company." Moldavian а не Moldovanian! А насчет имперских замашек - обращайтесь к англичанам, ведь это они пишут: "Welcome to Moldavia." "Flag and map of the country of Moldavia." и т.д.

XD Yeah

When no one likes you

Jimmy Alderson felt like oh gawd god

@@emperorjimmu9941 to be fair we may come here for those reasons but quite a few of us stay cause the music is actually pretty damn great.

@@emperorjimmu9941 Speaking of Beethoven, he was one of Salieri's apprentices, along with Mozart's son, Shubert and Liszt.

+Arew Bund No, he isn't good. You don't understand music if you can say so.

"No, he isn't good. You don't understand music if you can say so." How far do you have to be up your own ass to say such an ignorant thing? Music is subjective Mr. "I'm all knowing and far reaching" Musical god, that is the only thing here to understand. Sorry we don't live in a universe where what you understand as good music is objectively good music.

Jerko(( troll!

Arew Bund true, if beauty is said to be within the eye of the beholder....then we may perhaps say perfection in music lies within the listener...right?... correct me if I am wrong....I really love Mozart a lot... but I also love Bach, Mahler, Beethoven, Schubert, Mendolsohn, Grieg and just about any other composer.... but I can't ever dictate the best one...or the better one.... each one sets a different mood and I love them...

ni eso....mejores que salieri: Beethoven, wagner, schubert, verdi etc..

@@adamcopeland6902 Bach

bookrokodil umm, why are you on this video

i cant enjoy the music and ask a question?

Have you tried boiled starch? They sell powdered starch in the supermarket. And boil it, don't do the quick way, Perfect ironing every time! Spray starch is a great convenience, but the nozzle clogs, and you need half a can at least every week!

is there a brand you can recommend? and yeah I do go through a lot of cans

Argo high gloss laundry starch!

im the other 14 year old

Well, you can explain to your friends that the rivalry was entirely fictional and began as a play. Of course you can always tell your friends to read more information about Salieri on the web and perhaps that would change how they see Salieri.

I'm 4 years old

Wow you're 14, that's so special! The Mozart of youtube.

There are a lot more young people here than you think.

Its not hollywood. It was a play after mozart died, where they portrayed Salieri as the one who killed Mozart, THATS where the movie got it’s source from.

@@noodle7725 Cute, you think there's a difference between yesterday's Hollywood and today's.

If Amadeus was never a film, we would not be listening to this piece today