Why Mozart is the Greatest of all Time...in under 5 minutes!

Is Mozart the GOAT? Here's why he is...in under 5 minutes.

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[janniswildermuth]

At first I thought it strange that you made multiple videos praising composers as the greatest of all time, but in reality it really does fit. Who could ever choose to champion one of the three over the others when their accomplishments where so wholly unlike. Bach consolidated into music a foundational craft as solid as bedrock and spiritual passion that was unrivaled. Mozart refined all technique of his time to the greatest heights and then innovated to tread a path forward. Beethoven pushed the boundaries of his time in both expression and innovative craftsmanship and finally shattered all limits of his era.
All of them were the greatest, all in their own ways.

[BigBadTubaDudeCRA]

Thanks for making this. I'll send to my friends who deserve Mozart

[beachcomber]

It is paramount to understand how much Mozart is Paramount

[tommaxwell]

I hate people with innate musical abilities. Not really, just jealous. I cannot fathom how someone can visualize these works of art in their minds. Just beyond my comprehension!

[hoangkimviet]

The part of his Requiem ín this video is Introitus, not Kyrie.

[samcotten]

He wasn’t 37 when he died — he was about a month and a half away from his 36th birthday. And he wasn’t a rake either, or at least I doubt it from reading his letters. From his own words, it seems like he was a very religious Roman Catholic and was faithful to his wife Konstanze. Sure, I’ve heard the rumors about him having syphilis but never seen any real evidence for it.

[francoisdesnoyers]

...not to mention his overlooked sacred music, his many masses and litanies...

[yohannbiimu]

I'd be interested to hear one of these "GOAT" videos focused on Franz Schubert.

[Allen]

The map omitted Mozart living in Vienna and the 3 travels to Italy with his father.

[MyNaday]

A day without Mozart is wasted. His works enlights my days

[jasonroth]

Lovely video mate, but Mozart didn't live to 37. He died at 35.

[angusmcmillan]

Thanks. You made a strong case for Mozart’s greatness but didn’t argue convincingly that he is the greatEST and I’m not sure it’s provable. His music does more for me than anyone else’s so for me he’s the greatest - but at this level of genius I don’t think the likes of Bach, Schubert, Mozart and others can be ranked in absolute terms.

[johnsimca]

Don Giovanni has a scene featuring different dances played by the orchestra at the same time!

[lb]

even if he had composed only Don Giovanni, the 20th piano concerto and the c minor mass, he would be considered the greatest of all time.

[owencannon]

What was the last song? I searched seraglio es lebe die libe and found nothing

[martiglesias]

Mozart died at 35, in his 36th year of living.

[srothbardt]

His first piece, a minuet for harpsichord or piano, is actually very interesting. His father probably helped him to write it down, which MAY have changed it or at least corrected any mistakes (if there were any?)

[donalfonso]

Comments section looks like one of those "find the mistake" tests :)

[michelrochon]

Actually, he was 35 when he died, not 37...

[obuudeozo]

I gave Mozart all the theandric tribute he deserves in my poem: "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart "!; by Obu UDEOZO