Mozart - Lacrimosa [500% Slower]

[hero]

I am thankful to be born in an era where even as a nobody I am able to listen to the music of every era and place whenever I want.

[lindorsibande]

I'm amazed by how the sound quality did not get distorted.

[mingisutopia]

my grandfather always told me that the greatest composers wrote music that could sound equally as beautiful when played slowly or quickly. mozart is truly one of the greats.

[sassafrassgrass]

This feels like something apocalyptic. It’s like you’re experiencing something so tragic and all encompassing. You can’t look away, run away. You can only watch the slow destruction of it all. It’s beautiful.

[adrianlucianogoodwin-delga]

This feels like pure agony to me. Every chord, every note change, every voice feels so deliberate. That last chord, the light at the end of the tunnel.

[winter_chills]

this is criminally underrated. absolute chills. Mozart's music is eternal.

[drews]

You can hear each and every vibration of the strings.

[pluvio]

I’d listened to Requiem for weeks non stop when had suicidal thoughts and it helped to survive that unbearable pain. Thank you sir Mozart, you made me feel when I couldn’t feel anything at all

[Beelzil]

Damn bro… this feels like somebody slowed down Lacrimosa by 500%

[cefinau]

This is like clouds slowly moving into a towering formation

[Gabriel-zpte]

It feels like you're lost in space or in slow mo in a tragic scene of a movie. This is so freaking cool

[phillipphil]

To those who question the idea of slowing down this piece. It changes the experience, the mood and allows you to reflect on the effect music has on us. Also as many have underlined, it suggests a more modern composer, or a film theme... I agree but why? What has changed in our appreciation and understanding of music through time ? I find this interesting. I love listening to Mozart and am also thankful that someone had the idea to push the tempo to this extreme, truly an interesting and emotional experience. And also.... I can always listen to Mozart at the intended tempo anytime. Cheers to all curious enough to be here.

[xvhemtx]

this video cured my constipation. Thank you Mozart and CMSD

[chaskiandcie]

Sincerely fighting against my own mind, the resentment and depression. But this made me feel grateful to be alive. I'm thankful to be alive and enjoy the opus music paints in the tissue of space. We will overcome.

[wiseslayer]

It sounds like something horrible has/is or will happen, but somehow still feels meditative. Sometimes, when you slow down a work of art, only then do you connect to the spirit of the work.

[justclem]

Youtube suddenly found out i was sad now and proposed me the best Mozart piece slowed by 500% to cheer me up

[mianhussain]

This whole track sounds like everything finally unfolding itself, the truth coming out, the star exploding, earth dying, the Universe folding itself and you are there to witness it all. And all that in super slow motion, so you can actually see everything and with proper detail.

[chasearchibald]

It's amazing how the tension between voice and instruments is magnified. Speaking of intervals etc...

[lost.wanderer]

It feels like... you're watching the earth beautifully disintegrate from space.

[cleo]

This sounds like a whole different piece but it's amazing⚠️