Mozart becomes uncanny 

A lot of his later music sounded very experimental for it’s time, imagine if he had lived longer, he might have invented jazz or something lol

I love this bc no one ever seems to acknowledge the weird shit Mozart was getting into, especially by the end

Some of these straight up sound like post-ww1 music, what a genius

The pieces, in order: 1. Sonata in C K.330 2. Fantasia in D minor, K.397 3. String Quartet in D K.575 4. Adagio and Fugue K.546 5. Symphony No. 40, K.550 6. “Dissonance” Quartet, K.465

Laughs In Requiem

I think he would’ve loved this video

When fantasia in d minor is the second one you know it’s gonna get dark💀

LAST ONE IS INSANE

Just imagine if Mozart had been able to live into the Romantic period. Imagine if Chopin and Scriabin had lived longer... One can only imagine.

Scriabin becoming uncanny would be amazing

They say mozart was getting depressed and that's why his music gets into weirdcore... Depression changes your mood watch the movie "Amadeus" and you'll know more

Okay, I didn't know that Mozart was composing analogue horror music

LAST ONE WAS FIRE

Mozart's string quartet "dissonance" is actually a beautiful composition

No cause where was he going? 😭 bro was composing like he was under watch by the USSR💀

The last song is too uncanny, Mr Incredible literally turns into Squidward

Sheet! That image of Squidward out of nowhere gave me chills 😅

When I first started listening to Mozart, I was only familiar with his very popular pieces. I still loved them, but I think most people envision these whimsical, "happy" pieces of music when they think of Mozart. It wasn't until I really did a deep dive into Mozart's works, especially his later ones, that I realized how much I and many others were missing. Mozart was incredibly diverse and very innovative for his time. I think Mozart has become such a household name that people want to call him "overrated" as a composer, when, if you really get into his body of work, you realize how absurdly genius and ahead of his time he was. That's why Mozart will always be my favorite composer. He's a misunderstood prodigy with some of the greatest deep cuts in classical music.

The second is fantasia in d minor measure 47. I know I would be desperate to know if I didn’t already. Whole piece is beautiful and each section is as good as this one.

last one was so good i somehow in a fraction of a second imagined myself in the most devastating and excruciating scenario ever

What a fucking genius Mozart was, holy crap... Way ahead of his time on his later stages.

the last melody was beautiful

My mom always plays the second one whenever she decides to play piano

Ngl I fw the dissonance quartet so much there’s something so kind of unsettling about it whilst still holding onto its own beauty

Last one sounds like it was written by Shostakovich, but it wasn't which is even more terrifying

Little kids discovering emotions other than happy or sad

i love the last one so much maybe my favorite mozart quartet

M0zArT Is cAlMing

To sell Classical music most record labels and marketing gimmicks emphasise Alla Turca, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik etc... There's probably a lot of people who aren't aware of the 6 Haydn String Quartets, the 2 Piano Quartets among other brilliant works.

That last one is probably the most dissonant thing I’ve ever heard please tell me the name.

Yes, his music is completely related to his state of mind...He composed the Requiem when he knew he will die...It is his own requiem...

Next album gonna be crazy

I honestly never knew much or really anything of this side of Mozart

Oh yes Fantasia in d minor most beutiful piece of mozart

Second to last one unironically sounds COOL AF

The last one sounds very good. Beautiful

To people who think it's ugly...in fact(s) it's beautiful. I love it so much. What a genius

What version of Dissonance is in this video? It’s probably the scariest performance of it I have ever heard.

That piece of Dissonance sounds happy and sad at the same time, in an almost soothing sense

Mozart expresando sus fases de depresion en música:

Can’t believe you didn’t put lech mich em asche at the end :(

The Mozart a.i songs had me dying. Great video as always Dylan! 😂

The "Alfred Schnittke" version of that would be started with the last piece of this video.

In the first one i could only think of, Every day i imagine a future where i can be with you

Man I love your content, it's rare seeing good and funny classical content

My gamer ahh thought the start was gonna be your reality💀

I love the duel between Yoda and grievous because it is like that in the comics

Toccata and fuga J.S Bach:☠

The last one seems to inspire some early My Dying Bride violin works, beautiful.

Mozart, you’re scaring us

Moonlight repertoire 💀

I've always been fascinated with life of Mozart. I know more about the man than his music.

The last one sounds like a track from Bioshock, uneasy but also beautiful at the same time, I wonder if that song was used as inspiration for the Bioshock soundtrack

Last one is just straight up Dark Souls Boss music

Mozart was cooking with this one, you know they had to delete him from existence just so he stops making timeless classics 🔥 🔥 🔥

I quite like that penultimate one, I've been listening to it for a whille since my music theory class!... what was he COOKING in that last track??

A lot of the songs feel like scenes for plays

freakin out

Number 5 sounds like the music of a 1800s london detective movie

what recording of fantasia in Dm is that?

😂We need more of these stuff about classical music

Ngl the last one actually got smt about it

What are the pieces

Amazing my guy!

Mozart changed bro

BRO...... THE 4° ONE.........

The second one did not need to go that HARD

I imagine a little girl skipping around an old village basket in hand and she makes her way into the woods where she's skipping along the bushes, trees and small ponds where she would squirt water out of her hands but on the left side of the frame you can see a large shadow that reaches up the leafs above, the next thing we see is her running deeper into the woods running away from the beast we no longer see the shadow for all we know sees long out ran it, the winds for strong like there's a thunder storm but all we see is the cloudy dark sky of night, the girl stumbles upon an open field in the woods with an old grave yard on tombstones, we see a dark void with an outline of a ghost that resembles a large upside down tear drop with a swiveled tail and two large hands infront separated from the body of the ghost, the ghost is panicked and is dashing around the voids with lines and lines of ghosts like this one but all calm in demeanor it's like a child running around the store trying to finds its mother and she's nowhere in sight all the child sees are the faces of people who look as if nothing is going on, we're brought back to the garve yard and we see the little girl looking down scared of what's in the air there's lines of ghost just like in the void just going along "the villagers were right these woods are haunted" the girl thinks to herself, the last thing we see is the inside of a grey building with a man walking away from a stone casket one among the hundreds we see besides it and in the background. It's amazing how this music gave me this vision

The 4th bit is from the 4th movt of his 40th symphony in Gm. That phrase contains every note except G.

Mozart near the end was in Charlie Parker mode

Context is everything.

If he had lived even only 30 more years

Well he was a genius, if he lived beyond his thirty odd years he might have been composing like Shostakovich or Gershwin

The third one is when you realise you forgot something very important and have limited time to go and get it

last one almost sounded like Shostakovich 😮

This is how Mozart's pink musical aura darkened

Bartok has entered the chat 😂

the last one will be my favourite because its giving a soothing music to my ears :p

Dissonance literally could've been a Batman theme lol

It’s crazy to me how these were considered experimental or “indie “ for their time when they feel like the literal backbone of music

Song: prelude in C major

The first piece I learned for my last exam

yes, my song being played again so satisfying but the image isnt

What are the second and fourth songs

I love 1990s Day ❤❤

My God could you imagine if he had made it another 20 years

WHAT DOES IT MEAN? WHAT WAS HE TRYING TO TELL US?

Mozart was like the Memphis Djs back then 😂

why do I hear people in the background

The last one sounded amazing

Someone pls explain this

i was just trying to find a piece and scrolled upon this 😭

I was searching for a Sonatina and seeing Mr. Incredible's uncanny face in the results scared me a little

Could someone tell me the name of the 3rd song?

*Requiem laughing in the corner*

Mozzart: ode to sauron

No not weird just goes to show how versatile and diverse his compositions were .

I have this theory where Mozart was the first romantic, considering how he was still alive when Sturm und Drang was becoming a thing. I love him so much, what a genius.

The last one doesn't sound like Mozart. Great compilation.

that last one gotta be my favorite like what a master piece that was I wish I knew what it was called