[New] Mozart! das Musical - Wie wird man seinen Schatten los (Multi-Language) 

Those kids are so talented, they performed perfectly for the whole musical

actually, the little mozart has his own solo, so they need to be pretty good singers… one of my friends actually played the little Mozart and he told me that they casted 7 actors, so that isn‘t too overwhelming for the children

I always wondered if any of them ended up having the same issue that Mozart does in this song where they try to live up to the standard they set as children.

Not to mention where to place the quill so the child actor would have to have some music background as well

Kurosawa Tomoyo, who’s famous as a voice actor now in series like Bang Dream, Sound! Euphonium, and Tsukiuta, played Amade as a child, actually. About 15 years later, she did a concert with Nakagawa Akinori, who had been Mozart with her, and they sang “Ich bin Music” as a duet.

the best Romeo :D

I am watching this because I do not need to be obsessed with romeo and Juliet anymore. That didn’t help to know he’s in it. (Same with colloredo)

@@Elizabethleaf he's name is Dolhai Attila, and our Colloredo was Szabó P. Szilveszter. One of the theatres are playing Mozart right now, our Mozarts are Kádár Szabolcs János, and Braga Nikita. Colloredo is being played by Horváth Dániel. Hope it helps😁

Park Euntae has also been Henry in Frankenstein, right?

You definitely should be!!! i love your musicals and operettas!

The Hungarian guy's name is Dolhai Attila and yes, he played

and also Rudolph and Romeo :)

초연때만 그랬고,지금은 저런 분장 안함 . 초연때도 저 분장으로 욕 먹음 ㅋㅋ

Как приятно увидеть русский комментарий!

korean actors: kim junsu and park euntae Japanese actor:yamazaki ikusaburo

I used the 2003 reprise because that's the version that actually correlates with the other versions of the song. Originally and in most versions Wie wird man seinen Schatten los is at the end of Act 1 and the reprise is the final song of the musical in Act 2. And it's no secret that when I can I always use the studio recordings of songs for better audio quality.

@@aci01 I know and I didn't want to criticize you, I just noticed it, because as a Hungarian, that's the only one I saw from the beginnig to the end.

​@@gergelymathe8224 You noticed it correctly. I only realized the song order difference in the Hungarian when I started this video and could not find the song in the other verisons, because they were "not there".

Igen, valamikor.

@@aci01 Ezt örömmel hallom. Köszi szépen!😊

The 2016 Austrian (Vienna) version is available on dvd. It's also on youtube.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oXER83XnPlA.html but idk abt the full musical

Árnyékdal. Copy this😁

No, it's not. Maybe the electric guitar is heavier in some parts, but over all it's the same as the other versions. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-IyTGncy_sC8.html

I disagree. According to critics, the role of Mozart led to Junsu being called "a prodigy of Korean musicals" since he had no previous experience in that field. Watch this from minute 8:39: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ccQVrQ33fDY.html

@@pamelagutierrez6679 Thanks, but I have already watched all the full shows of every Mozart that Korea has casted before, including Junsu, with the exception of only Jang Hyun-seung from the 2012 production.

Huh I rather have junsu 😍 oppa

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