This made me feel like I'm slowly dying...which is perfect. The original makes me feel some type of way ..but this is a whole different feeling and sounds even creepier! Love it!!
After reading the ENTIRE comment section, I have learned Lacrimosa turns any person into a poet, into a philosopher. To confraternize with my fellow Lacrimosa listeners, this is my amateur impression on this masterpiece, by the one and only Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Here it is: "After all the evil that hell could conjure, all the wickedness that mankind produced as its great legacy, when you hear the song, somewhere at the end of time, serenity will settle in, and give you a peace of spirit. Then suddenly I see, suddenly you see. Humanity has not ended. It has transcended. For this is not the end of all. It is just a new beginning."
@@kartikerana Thanks. These lines truly are mine, making references to some of my favorite works, such as the album "Somewhere at the end of time" and the beginning was inspired by the first quote of Doom Eternal. I took the liberty to make something out of it, and it really worked out well, at least for me. Like I said, Im an amateur poet, do not intend to pursue much further than this, but the recognition was enough to put a smile on my face. Again, many thanks, friend.
psychology professor told us that people who listen to Mozart are smarter and happier than others... Wellllllllll... not sure about smarter but I'm really happy now. happy to imagine myself slowly leaving this world in silent agony
The statue is amazing,it shows the end of life . The hopeless and depression takes it in a strong way. Why you leave me alone in this world. The pain and sorrow could take me away,but you said no,my dear. The time will come. I did not leave you, we will meet in heaven for ever. So we will live forever.
It's like waking up in the middle of a battlefield, seeing the pile of corpses and ash fall onto the ground as the fog thickens, and sitting all alone.
@@ThaiTastic Not as far as I know, I Googled it quickly, but didn't come up with anything. Süssmayer was Mozart's pupil and friend, and he did some copying work for him. Apparently whilst he was quite ill Mozart had some friends in to sing through parts of the Requiem a means of checking for mistakes, and Mozart took the Contralto line. It would seem he hadn't got as far as composing the music for the last movement, so Süssmayr used the music already composed for the Kyrie.
Lacrimosa dies illa, qua resurget ex favilla judicandus home reus. Huic ergo parce, Deus, pie Jesu, Jesu Domine! Dona eis, eis requiem! Amen. O dniu jęku, o dniu szlochu, Kiedy z popielnego prochu Człowiek winny na sąd stanie (2x) Dobry Jezu (2x), a nasz Panie, Daj nam wieczne spoczywanie, Amen
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for making this. You gave me chills. It's so peaceful, haunting, beautiful, melancholic... it feels like my breath has been taken away from me as I'm slowly reaching out for a bright light to revive me. I love the original too, and I like this version a lot. Well done.
A mix with the original could be incredible, starting the song with this 3 first minutes version then accelerating to the normal velocity after the first lacrimosa that the choir sings, to begin with that sense of claustrophobia and bad omen...
I do agree that Mozart was a great genius but most of this movement is not by Mozart. He only sketched the opening 8 bars of what is performed here. The vast bulk of the movement was the work of another composer, Sussmayr. Mozart also sketched out part of the concluding and contrasting "Amen" of this movement which Sussmayr either ignored or, more likely, was unaware of. It has some nice bits but it is not Mozart.
As I walk in the place that should not be, screams of a thousand damn sung a mind numbing hymn. As I walked up to a ancient throne a black mass was sitting in its place. The mass formed a mind twisting shape. It was tall and darker than the void of space. All I could see was the dying stars behind it and then it spoke to me. “You seek what you can not fathom?” Its words were twisted together; like all the languages in the world speaking at the same time but I could understand its feeling, I understand the eldritch being in my mind. Its voice was like fish hooks in my brain, catching bits and pieces and pulling with great pain. “I have what you seek” the being spoke “Are you God?” I said in fear “How do you define God?” it said with a twisted grin
took me two decades and a life-sentence, (not in terms of crime, buy in terms of the length of my life - condemned to earth) to understand and appreciate the deep meanings and feelings associated with this piece of art. state-of-the-art masterpieces from mozart.
THE DESCRIPTION IS ALSO SCARY LIKE ...''Just out of curiosity'' thats something a phsycho would say after torturing someone....my minds get messed uup after listening to this
Почему в то время создавались такие шедевры а сейчас где что-нибудь созданное где эта радость от прекрасного что мы создали за последним годы где это скажите мне ?
I feel like I need to be in an all black Victorian dress, walking around my huge dark gothic mansion. Mourning the loss of my husband and slowly dying inside.
One day people in power will fall to their knees and great workers will rise and start their own way of living possibly not in this century but it will happen technology increases man gets greedier by the day the system and the people will change
died alone ah many nights died alone ah many nights the lonely man a did many nights or perhaps the rich bacholer who seemed 2 have it all yet worthless and empty within died alone ah many nights died alone ah many nights he did..
The world is at an end There's nothing left for you to see here There's nothing here to be afraid of No more pain and worry No more happiness and joy Just this silence and peace You see the world crumble beneath you You see light escaping this reality All things live and dead start to disappear You feel nothing There is nothing Now everything is nothing Everything that is became everything that was You step forward in this nothingness even though you don't exist And there you finally meet it The thing that everything will meet The thing that everyone already met *THE END*
Ohh HHH HH i was watching a video of a loving mother young who was mutilated with stabbings left to die but..miraculously she survived everything her life was spared i love this with the music ascending towards her heartbeat and breath sustaining up and on towards her family grieving her beatings and fragile state with her finally on the screen showing her small pretty face describing the near death attack the music peaked carrying the realization of me seeing her talk. Life
