Mozart - Lacrimosa (slowed/stretched)

Just out of curiosity.

[angrytommashups]

Reading Lovecraft to this set at 1.25x speed. Beautiful.

[guillaumelery]

"as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror... and were suddenly silenced"

[yungma]

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!!

[reza]

These super slow musics make you feel every second of your feelings.
To forget time and sink in deepness.

[lamiyaaliyeva]

Бездна, страх, величие и какая красота .Моцарт гений мурашки по коже.

[poorsalad]

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.

[Spookshady]

just played this on 2x speed 😳 that shit was dope

[leonardomafrareina]

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."

[emilybarlaston]

Mozart actually passed away before completing this movement of his Requiem...

[karlberlin]

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.

[Unfortunate_thee_unforunate]

Does this freak me out a little? Yes.
Do I have chills running down my whole back? Yes.
Am I still gonna listen to it because it’s good? Yes.

[JacquesLusj]

I am so shure that Mozart was smoking real good

[marie-andredesmurs]

Mozart était un génie 👏👏👏🌼🌺et bravo aux musiciens et toutes ces chorales qui interprète si magnifiquement whaouh bravo🇨🇵❤️🎶🌞

[nekinusanda-chan]

It is disturbing and beautiful at the same time

[quantummath]

Excellent piece, and also, great choice of picture. Thumbs up from me.

[CodyVictorReed]

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.

[andrevinicius]

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...

[chrom]

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

[mercedesvazquez]

I use it while reading . This gives you all the ambiance you might ever need for epic scenes of fight and death and betrayal as well. Love it.

[lithomas]

My headphones when Dio activates his stand: