Lacrimosa (from Requiem in D minor K.626) - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Goes Metal

I'm back at it again. New video with my new camera - Nikon D5100 and my custom Markline Guitar 42
I'm a huge fan of classical music, I've already recorded Bach so I said to myself: Hey, I can try to arrange different classical pieces from different composer!
And that's it, here's my own version of Lacrimosa, from the Requiem in D minor by the musical genius of Mozart.

In this one I'm just playing a guitar orchestra!

[MarcvdMeulen]

That's so awesome, Mozart would surely be proud!

[Rllik_]

I don't understand why this video doesn't have more views... this sounds amazing 👏 🙌

[tarteauxframboises]

Thank you so much!!! I dreamt of hearing Mozart's "Requiem" in a heavy metal way. You have delivered. I can now dream of hearing this version plus orchestral tracks and some piercing voices.

[martinovromi]

This is great. The bass is the best thing I noticed from this video even though the guitar parts are great too :)

[Poptart]

Wow. I have heard lacrimosa on acoustic guitars that were breathtaking, but hearing it on electric is SO satisfying.

[karis]

This bass is sooo hot. Greeting from Poland bro!

[tantrispicks]

Wow, Mattia, you and your brothers must have worked on that for a long time. Well done!

[tw_trad]

I like it, but it doesn't quite have the dynamics that an orchestra has. There's supposed to be a crescendo in the middle, but it's not as evident in this arrangement.

[kaanpullu]

YOU ARE GREAT.

I HAD TO SAY THIS.

BYE

[flaviusfloarea]

Did you knew that you can do that all at once? You should try that. That would be cool

[estemundoestamaldito]

the intro is very bad, but the next is the best guitar mozart i ever hear

[GigiGuitar]

Ciao Mattia! Gran bel video! Posso chiederti come riesci a raccattare tutte queste belle cosette? Lavori vero? xP

[annadeluca]

tanti grandi clap clap. Un'idea interessante, secondo il mio discutibile inesperto parere, è esplorare il tema della 'follia' (tra le più rilevanti interpretazioni c'è sicuramente la proposta di Vivaldi), e in generale il seicento barocco, infatti, che il romanticismo ottocentesco di Wagner e Verdi sia nato per diventare metal non si discute ( non citiamo Lize), ma sarebbe una traduzione siderurgica divertente tentare di riprodurre l'opulenza suntuosa della controriforma (chiaramente non ho idea degli espedienti utili per riprodurre le tecniche policorali del barocco colossale) ;)

[commetin]

You should try playing all voices in the same take... it’s totally possible