Mozart - Fantasia in d minor, K.397

W. A. Mozart – Fantasia No. 3 in d minor, K. 397

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[Kassiapiano]

Hi, everyone! Today, I prepared Mozart – Fantasia No.3 in D minor, K.397, which is one of Mozart’s particular works. It is known that the piece has unusual rhythms and several tempo changes. I hope that you guys feel the improvised character of this piece and enjoy it.:) Thank you!!

[terrarianboi]

This sounds like Mozart was just doing whatever he wanted on a piano and it’s absolutely wonderful

[eljodoma]

Mozart was sad when writing this, but he still couldn't hide his hapiness in his piece.. Isn't it amazing if you think about it how such great people lived on earth at one point of time?

[aromatic-engineer]

The thing is Mozart was still in the classical period but he wrote this piece like it was in the Romantic era....very impressive indeed

[cyberduck]

Fantasia is just the words fantastic and kassia merged together.

[citizenerased]

When I first heard this piece I had a hard time believing it was Mozart. Just goes to show you how brilliant the man was.

[lostineclipse]

I was doing homework. Then I saw Kassia had uploaded a video. I dropped my homework and watched the video. Why? Because priorities.

[trevorsmall]

1. Intro
0:00-0:42

2. Minor Themes
2a. Theme 1) 0:46-1:39
2b. Presto #1) 1:40-2:00
— Skip to Ending of Presto #2) 3:09-3:21
2e. Theme 1) 3:23-3:53
2f. Minor Them Completion) 3:53-4:11

3. Major Key Conclusion In Allegreto
3a. Theme 1 2x) 4:12-4:43
3b. Theme 2 2x) 4:44-5:13
3b. Theme 1 Conclusion Variation) 5:14-5:35

Come Back To:
2c.Theme 2) 2:00-2:45 & 2d. Presto #2)2:36-3:08

[aidanfurst]

Wonderful interpretation. One of my favorite Mozart pieces. Feels almost like a Chopin prelude.

[bugraaltun]

At 4:14 Mozart must have realized that he was in the classical era not romantic

[MarsLos]

My teacher just gave me the music sheet for this piece, telling me that it is pretty challenging for my piano level, but still, I'm excited af it's so beautiful!

[ZenandtheArtofPiano]

Kassia... a delicate balance between immersive expressivity and classical veneer. One of your best performances yet. I hope to hear more Mozart from you!

[mottplay]

Kassia: *exists*
Rousseau: *finally, a worthy opponent*

[flawlessyt_]

The thing with this piece is that sounds so easy but it is actually so hard with all the tempo changing and rhythmic changes! It takes a while to learn this piece, believe me! Good job Kassia!

[ГалинаСалаудин]

Душа слезами очищаясь, росла все чувства переживая, то грусть, то бурные эмоции, то почти совсем замирая, и вновь, и вновь себя в себе ища покой, страстно изнемогая, нашла в конце прибежище в победе над собой!

[Arisdex]

Is incredible how music never die, even if Mozart died ages ago, here right now al the world Is listing his Immortal music, he didnt die, he'll never die, his music ll be listen for ever.

[yaminoonna]

I was reading a novel of Tolstoy. The heroine was playing this on piano.. so I searched for this masterpiece. It's amazing how the lines of a written piece leads you to a musical piece 😍😍

[justinstarr]

5:00 --
Left hand: "What are you doing??"
Right hand: "GOTTA GO FAST"

[Someone-jnkf]

I was at my first recital and a beautiful girl played this before my turn. I immediately fell in love both with the piece and with her way of playing. The next year she wasn't there. For the past two years I've been trying to find the piece and finally hearing it again brought me strong tears, like I cried so damn loud. Your interpretation is awesome Kassia, and it reminds me of hers. Brava.

[louisasmodeus]

Даже в, казалось бы, грустном произведении к концу проскользнула радость. А ведь Моцарт был по жизни бескорыстно добр ко всем, был куда лучше нас всех... Он будто не жил на нашей Земле, а был целиком в небесах и нес людям простые добродетели, на которые, во всяком случае, в теории способен каждый! Не только музыку, но и самого Моцарта при жизни так и не признали...
И музыка его... Как бы сказать, не имеет времени, к которому нужно принадлежать. Он передавал людям, погрязшим в материализме, музыку небес, светлое и вечное...