agreed. a GOOD movie. I'm so far very disappointed in what I've seen so far of the trailer for the biopic coming out this year.... the overacting, the -terrible- fake string playing.... it's not what he deserves.
June 21, 2020: Who else is listening to this amazing and soul-lifting classical piece? So much of excellence in an art, hidden away from the public. Damn! Just awesome!
I read a brief biography of this guy. Wow! There is so much to his life besides being a great composer. Son of a slave, he was one of the best swordsmen in France and won several duels. He was a soldier, part of the Royal Guard and then became a regimental colonel whose regiment was credited with defeating the Austrian army and possibly saving the revolution. A close companion to Marie Antoinette and possibly her lover. Hollywood are you paying attention? There's an incredible movie here.
this is a crime this man isn't mentioned among Bach and Mozart. wow. this was stirringly beautiful. no reason Joseph Bologne shouldn't be in that echelon of the greats. Luckily CZcams exist.
He wasn't even close to as a great composer as either Bach and Mozart. I think your calibration is wildly off and maybe you haven't a grasp of Bach or Mozart's Oeuvre.
@@johnpeterson9181 not really. Mozart was very popular in Austria, Vienna especially, but it is well known he really wanted to make his mark in Paris, particularly getting in close with the Kind and Queen, however Bologne was already in that place. Very good graces with the queen, quite popular with the ladies, and more well known in Paris than Mozart was. And knowing what we know of Mozart and his family (dad in particular), their personalities, it's very likely he was frustrated that he couldn't really get 'in" with the Paris crown because someone was already in that spot.
@@elizabethdickenson2364well if Mozart was jealous it was about a position/security and not Bologne's musical ideas. Mozart had way more musical ideas than Joseph. This can be seen structurally when compared.
I am always outraged how he was (I speak in past tense) ignored and forgotten due to his race... I am in love with his music, as a big Mozartian, hell, I find it even better so it's interesting to learn Mozart was influenced by him. Exquisite.
I am not sure he was ignored and forgotten due to his race. It is simply a very middle of the road, not bad, not good, composer as there were hundreds like him in those times, scattered all over Europe.
@Jo Angela In this times he had more success than Mozart iin the royal courts. But when he was designed to be director of royal opera two singers protested because he was origins. And it was impossible for him to access to this fonction because of these two women.
Mozart wrote his first symphony when he was 8 in 1764, st George's first symphony was made in 1779 at age 35, mozart was dead at 35 and had completed 41 symphonys, most of his best works made before this, and many white and black musicians are swept under the rug by the greats, because you only have limited time here on earth and you cant listen to and appreciate all music, so you naturally select the best, mozart and Beethoven, unless your black and dont want to waste your time with white people.
J Miricho ; CORRECT!.. SAINT GORGES was much older than MOZART he SAINT GEORGES was tolerating MOZART in the Great Paris Saloon of Madame De .... against other that didn't want this poor child to access those places!..(I'll give the full name and year/s later)!.. He is a victim of the racist/ french suprematist : Napo le Con BON À RIEN !.. The French "PINOCHET"/FRANCO/MUSDOLINI/HITLER !.. Against the French Great Révolution; 14 July 1'789 !.. His "coup" d'État @..: 18 November 1'799 He commit a "GÉNOCIDE" in GWADLOOP/ Guadeloupe in 1'802 , more than 35% of the local population of the island destroyed in order to reconquest the island from freedom/ 1st black State of America 21Octobre 1'801/Ayīti second: 1st of January 1'804, such "GÉNOCIDE of Gwadloop" is covered by the French and western Establishment up to today!.. */ It's a family genetic disruption followed by : Louis "Napo le Con"!.. 1'851(+/-)?..
En quoi cette musique ressemble et surpasse celle de mozart....??? Musique légère ressemblant à celle de gretry gossec Michael Haydn salieri Benda Jean chrétien Bach vanall etc etc..... Mozart le... St Georges blanc !!??? C'est vraiment du grand grand n'importe quoi
No need to get all hostile and agressive at me; it's amazing how CZcams makes people blow shit out of proportion. My point was that he was not recognized as he should have been, you don't hear of his name like say, Mozart and Haydn. I do get he fell out of fashion. What I'm saying is that he deserves the maximum exposure, recognition. All the better if there's more and more of his work available.
It is said that he associated with Mozart for several months. Mozart I believed learnt from him as he was 11 years his senior. His style is Mozartian rather than Haydenesque. It could be the reverse Mozart copied his style. There is a certain violin passage by Joseph Bologne that Mozart copied but transferred it lower. He also worked with Haydn. Did you know that they called Haydn "The Mohr."
I thank you for clarifying...That's the problem with CZcams and the internet in general, you don't see or hear the tone of the person. All the best. :)
What do music and chess have in common? Well, you have the whites and the blacks. Where do music and chess differ? Chess: the whites always start but do not always win. Music: the whites always win but do not always start. So when we talk about the genius of Mozart, it would be fair to mention Saint-Georges (and the Napolitan School as well). Because without Saint-Georges, there is no Mozart.
How many man-hours of brainstorming did it require for you to come up with that dim-witted analogy? With all due respect, everything about your comment is cripplingly stupid. Your last sentence is exactly the kind of hyper-woke, moral grandstanding posturing, that even reasonable people on the progressive side of the political spectrum began to abandon.
Mozarts first symphon was written when he was 8 in 1764, st Georges 1 symphony was written in 1779 when st george was 35, mozart died at 35, and had completed 41 symphonies, many of which were made before this and were more genius, st George and many other white musicians were swept under the rug by the 2 greatest, mozart and Beethoven, you only have limited time on earth your not gonna have time to appreciate all people's songs, you naturally select the best and the rest becomes irrelevant unless your black and hate whites
This is my favorite composer, not at all due to his race lol nor even so much by his music (I love Lully & others as well) but his personal life story just complement the beauty of work and masterpieces... I discovered him tnx to my mother due to the inner conflict of Black pride and learning of Black History while enjoying the music of the "slaves master" lol Saint-Georges truly is a phenomenon and exception deserving to be more known.. @ Kenvin Purdy: there's a movie about him, on CZcams
Should I hide My plan from Abruhám?' YÁOHU UL asked. 'For Abruhám shall become a mighty nation, and he will be a source of blessing for all the nations of the earth. And I have picked him out to have upright offsprings and a noble household, men who are just as well as upright - so I can do for him all I have promised.'
+patricia hardrick Does it matter his colour? His music is certainly better than the garbage that passes for 21 century music. I'm not racist. I only care that music sounds good, and is sung/played well. His technique for violin is so far above that of today, by giving him credit, regardless of his race, aren't we doing him a service? He would have been the court composer for LOUIS XVI if it wasn't for bitches who felt it would be beneath him to sing his music. Now we can't credit monarchy/aristocracy can we especially since it gave him all those chances because they saw immense talent and he did well? Just picture what music would have been without a monarchy. Which composers wouldn't have been able to write music???
Carey Coleman It's important that people understand that a black person such as Chevalier de St Georges can achieve or even excel past the standards of white people. Even in modern times people don't understand that. Saying that his race doesn't matter weakens the man he was and what he stood for.
What makes you think that he was: "ignored and forgotten due to his race"? I can assure you that there are now far more recording of his work available than there are of many white composers of the same period. He was actually very successful in France when he was young man. He fell out of fashion after the French Revolution. The Revolution really ended his career as a composer. However his colour probably saved him from the guillotine. His, is a truly fascinating story.
Gerihew if you read Joseph's life history you would know that he was unable to lead many orchestras due to his race, in fact the lable Back Mozart is in itself racist when he influenced Morzart symphonies. Mozart should be called the white Chevalier.
Plenty of white musicians were swept under the rug by 2 or 3 greats, that's how natural selection works, you only have limited time here on earth, you dont have time to appreciate and listen to all people's music so you listen to the best mozart and Beethoven ect. ect. Unless your black and hate whites
No. Joseph Boulogne was a French composer who so happens to have had a black African mother. He received nearly all his musical education in France. His music is brilliant, but essentially European, not African. I believe the first black composer to introduce something totally original & revolutionary to Western music was probably Blind Tom Wiggins (1849 - 1908) Unless you hold to the the theory that Beethoven was black. I don't, I think he may have had some African ancestry - like 1/8th maybe.
in a non racist world you could describe him that way. in the real world he was denied everything that was his due because of his color. not to mention he is not remembered or played nearly so much as many inferior composers (haydn) because of his race.
@@jamescaleb9676well this proves your stupid. Bologne's average music was never lost. Haydn, Mozart, Bach and his sons are a million times better composers. So is Rameau and so is Couperin, this list go's on. Joseph is average
@@asheru9254 And he borrowed it from J S Bach... the first few measures sound so much the first four measures of the third movement of the first Brandenburg Concerto
Oh dear. All I can say to this is what makes you feel I was getting all hostile and aggressive at you. I was not. I am not. Indeed, I will not. Sorry for any misunderstanding. Peace.
Well, "the white man stealing the black man;s music" thing is a very contentious issue with some people. And it's kind of sad because it can get in the way of people just appreciating fine music for what it is - fine music.
Music is for everybody young and old, dosen't matter what kind color, muisc for everybody? music don't have races or age. Muisc is how you created muisc throught love.
@@marsgoi4 yeah because black have borrowed a lot of european musical styles in order to create rag, rock and jazz. Even hip hop isn't a pure black creation
Mozart was jealous and almost hated him because he felt INFERIOR in many ways, especially the HUGE female following that Boulogne always had....the music actually - it seems - Wolfi actually liked a lot...
It is still undeniable that Mozart was miles ahead of Saint-Georges in terms of musical ability. Boulogne's music is playful, and light. But, in terms of form and development, it is very basic and rudimentary. Saint-George's music was popular for as long as he lived. Mozart's music will be popular for as long as we all live. Even when all life ends Ave Verum Corpus will ring throughout the heavens.
Why would mozart be jealous when he wrote his first symphony when he was 8 in 1764, and this was written in 1779 when st George was 35, mozart died at 35, and even though he wrote his first symphony when he was 8, it still sounds better than this.
@@kellyjones2977no doubt Mozart was the greatest genius, but also a bit if a mental basket case Read the (what is left) of the letters to his familiars and you'll see. Besides studies like this www.mentalhelp.net/blogs/wolfgang-amadeus-mozart-personality-disorder-or-bipolar-disorder/
@@Denso95 Not everything, just a lot of things are being resurfaced right now thanks to Tariq Nasheed and others..................BRROOO...........?😂 Nice to meet ya tho and I didn’t even realize I replied to a comment so long ago lol.
I appreciate a lot of African style of music such as seben, soukouss, afrobeat, kompa... but seriously this kind of classical music was developed in Europe not in Africa... le chevalier de St Georges was able to create this music because of the musical teaching he got in France, not because he was halfcasted 50% African... my original comment was to respond to someone saying that Mozart have stolen classical music from Africa which is a total non sens...
This man deserves a movie made of his life so his legacy will be remembered. What a genius.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevalier_(2022_film)
Ask and ye shall receive
agreed. a GOOD movie. I'm so far very disappointed in what I've seen so far of the trailer for the biopic coming out this year.... the overacting, the -terrible- fake string playing.... it's not what he deserves.
There is a 2022 film from the USA 'Chevalier'. Reviews or views on it are somewhat disappointing. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chevalier_(2022_film)
@@elizabethdickenson2364 the movie is good
June 21, 2020: Who else is listening to this amazing and soul-lifting classical piece? So much of excellence in an art, hidden away from the public. Damn!
Just awesome!
Loving it on Spotify right now
In my view, he is a real genius. Learned about him last night on BBC Four....
Im listening thing for homework
I read a brief biography of this guy. Wow! There is so much to his life besides being a great composer. Son of a slave, he was one of the best swordsmen in France and won several duels. He was a soldier, part of the Royal Guard and then became a regimental colonel whose regiment was credited with defeating the Austrian army and possibly saving the revolution. A close companion to Marie Antoinette and possibly her lover. Hollywood are you paying attention? There's an incredible movie here.
Fuck a movie. And fuck white hollywood
It’s really cool how you know so much about him do you think you could give me a link to the biography
Yes I am also asking for information on this composer/soldier/swordsman ayres from Jamaica thanks 👍 in advance
I´ve never heard of him before. He is very good. He certainly deserves to be more known.
I've been teaching music for 20 years and just now stumbled upon this amazing composer. Cannot wait to share with my students this week!!
Thank you. That's amazing 👏🏾😍🙌🏾
Why have I never head of this guy his music is amazing
This is one of the most uplifting and generally "feel-good" pieces I have ever heard.
Yes such a great song I actually played it this year for UIL !
I love classical music
this is a crime this man isn't mentioned among Bach and Mozart. wow. this was stirringly beautiful. no reason Joseph Bologne shouldn't be in that echelon of the greats. Luckily CZcams exist.
He wasn't even close to as a great composer as either Bach and Mozart. I think your calibration is wildly off and maybe you haven't a grasp of Bach or Mozart's Oeuvre.
Absolutely beautiful. Bravo. He needs a movie about him
My favorite composer. His work is amazing!!! 💝💝💝
Wow. Three of my favourite composers where friends.
Hadyn Mozart and George.
I just love how they influenced
each other.
Beautiful. Great music knows not any color. Share great composers from all over the world.
GREAT I AM NOW A FAN OF CLASSICAL MUSIC, ITS SO UP LIFTING !!!!!
AMEN TO THAT !!!!
YES, A GREAT BLACK COMPOSER
@@anthonyvaughan6470 WHY DID YOU REPLY TO YOURSELF THREE TIMES
@@anthonyvaughan6470 i agree
Baguette here, He was a french revolutionary, and he hasn't been forgotten, I've known him my whole liife ^^
for anyone else that's confused, pretty sure this is his symphony Op. 11 No. 2, not No. 1 (which is the one in G major)
A change needs to be made 😡
Such amazing music he needs to be discussed more
saint georges had significant influence over mozart's music, it is often a mark of contemporaries to borrow from one another.
It was said that Mozart was jealous of him in a way
@@SoggySandwich80 That involves wild speculation.
@@johnpeterson9181 not really. Mozart was very popular in Austria, Vienna especially, but it is well known he really wanted to make his mark in Paris, particularly getting in close with the Kind and Queen, however Bologne was already in that place. Very good graces with the queen, quite popular with the ladies, and more well known in Paris than Mozart was. And knowing what we know of Mozart and his family (dad in particular), their personalities, it's very likely he was frustrated that he couldn't really get 'in" with the Paris crown because someone was already in that spot.
@@elizabethdickenson2364well if Mozart was jealous it was about a position/security and not Bologne's musical ideas. Mozart had way more musical ideas than Joseph. This can be seen structurally when compared.
St George's music seems to magically travel the scales.
Besteci Joseph Bologne de Saint-George'u saygıyla anıyoruz. Onun biyografisini anlatan 2022 yapımı "Chevalier" adlı filmi izlemenizi tavsiye ederim.
I am always outraged how he was (I speak in past tense) ignored and forgotten due to his race... I am in love with his music, as a big Mozartian, hell, I find it even better so it's interesting to learn Mozart was influenced by him. Exquisite.
I am not sure he was ignored and forgotten due to his race. It is simply a very middle of the road, not bad, not good, composer as there were hundreds like him in those times, scattered all over Europe.
He was not better than Mozart. Stop the insanity!
@Jo Angela In this times he had more success than Mozart iin the royal courts. But when he was designed to be director of royal opera two singers protested because he was origins. And it was impossible for him to access to this fonction because of these two women.
Mozart wrote his first symphony when he was 8 in 1764, st George's first symphony was made in 1779 at age 35, mozart was dead at 35 and had completed 41 symphonys, most of his best works made before this, and many white and black musicians are swept under the rug by the greats, because you only have limited time here on earth and you cant listen to and appreciate all music, so you naturally select the best, mozart and Beethoven, unless your black and dont want to waste your time with white people.
@Jo Angela Why do you think he is better than Mozart? Proof please?
Whose watching this in 2016?...mozart must have learnt from him since he came alil earlier than Mozart...Mozart is the White Saint-Georges..
nice!
you are right!
AleaIactaEst You are exactly right. But I guess it because that they went to the same music school. They probably have met over there.
J Miricho ; CORRECT!..
SAINT GORGES was much older than MOZART he SAINT GEORGES was tolerating MOZART in the Great Paris Saloon of Madame De .... against other that didn't want this poor child to access those places!..(I'll give the full name and year/s later)!..
He is a victim of the racist/ french suprematist :
Napo le Con BON À RIEN !..
The French "PINOCHET"/FRANCO/MUSDOLINI/HITLER !..
Against the French Great Révolution;
14 July 1'789 !..
His "coup" d'État @..:
18 November 1'799
He commit a "GÉNOCIDE" in GWADLOOP/ Guadeloupe in 1'802 , more than 35% of the local population of the island destroyed in order to reconquest the island from freedom/ 1st black State of America 21Octobre 1'801/Ayīti second: 1st of January 1'804, such "GÉNOCIDE of Gwadloop" is covered by the French and western Establishment up to today!..
*/ It's a family genetic disruption followed by :
Louis "Napo le Con"!.. 1'851(+/-)?..
En quoi cette musique ressemble et surpasse celle de mozart....??? Musique légère ressemblant à celle de gretry gossec Michael Haydn salieri Benda Jean chrétien Bach vanall etc etc..... Mozart le... St Georges blanc !!??? C'est vraiment du grand grand n'importe quoi
wow I did not know there were any great black classical composers. I have started hearing classical music in a whole new different way.
Magnificent!!😇
Eu amo a música de Bologne. É muito especial ❤
No need to get all hostile and agressive at me; it's amazing how CZcams makes people blow shit out of proportion. My point was that he was not recognized as he should have been, you don't hear of his name like say, Mozart and Haydn. I do get he fell out of fashion. What I'm saying is that he deserves the maximum exposure, recognition. All the better if there's more and more of his work available.
he didn't fall out of fashion. he was the victim of constant racism and discrimination and intentionally erased from history
He is an average composer.
Divino!!! Magnífica música... de entrar em transe :)
This is proof that music and the arts in general are universal. The music has no color or ethnic. 🎹🎻🗝️😄♥️😀🐈🥀🌹🌻💋👏👏👏
Saint Georges was the only composer ever who was able to tame psychology with true beauty...
What are you even talking about? There's plenty of Bach, Mozart and everybody else in Classical music that achieves this.
THIS SHIT IS BANGING !!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Bravo !! The man was a little genius
He was a great genius !!
Beautiful ❤
It is said that he associated with Mozart for several months. Mozart I believed learnt from him as he was 11 years his senior. His style is Mozartian rather than Haydenesque. It could be the reverse Mozart copied his style. There is a certain violin passage by Joseph Bologne that Mozart copied but transferred it lower. He also worked with Haydn. Did you know that they called Haydn "The Mohr."
Black Mozart, is that you?
Very beautiful! Thanks for uploading and Asaki44 for sharing.
I thank you for clarifying...That's the problem with CZcams and the internet in general, you don't see or hear the tone of the person. All the best. :)
What do music and chess have in common?
Well, you have the whites and the blacks.
Where do music and chess differ?
Chess: the whites always start but do not always win.
Music: the whites always win but do not always start.
So when we talk about the genius of Mozart, it would be fair to mention Saint-Georges (and the Napolitan School as well). Because without Saint-Georges, there is no Mozart.
How many man-hours of brainstorming did it require for you to come up with that dim-witted analogy? With all due respect, everything about your comment is cripplingly stupid. Your last sentence is exactly the kind of hyper-woke, moral grandstanding posturing, that even reasonable people on the progressive side of the political spectrum began to abandon.
@@Kris9kris Lol Canardeur BTFO
@@pilmmail8359 baste
Mozarts first symphon was written when he was 8 in 1764, st Georges 1 symphony was written in 1779 when st george was 35, mozart died at 35, and had completed 41 symphonies, many of which were made before this and were more genius, st George and many other white musicians were swept under the rug by the 2 greatest, mozart and Beethoven, you only have limited time on earth your not gonna have time to appreciate all people's songs, you naturally select the best and the rest becomes irrelevant unless your black and hate whites
@ines kraus
And right now, I am reading the stupidest comment.
Music Appreciation classroom teachers, take notice.
This is my favorite composer, not at all due to his race lol nor even so much by his music (I love Lully & others as well) but his personal life story just complement the beauty of work and masterpieces... I discovered him tnx to my mother due to the inner conflict of Black pride and learning of Black History while enjoying the music of the "slaves master" lol Saint-Georges truly is a phenomenon and exception deserving to be more known.. @ Kenvin Purdy: there's a movie about him, on CZcams
I wish I would have known about him when I was teaching my class about classical music.
🌞🌹
Should I hide My plan from Abruhám?' YÁOHU UL asked. 'For Abruhám shall become a mighty nation, and he will be a source of blessing for all the nations of the earth. And I have picked him out to have upright offsprings and a noble household, men who are just as well as upright - so I can do for him all I have promised.'
Might I ask where this is from?
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Smithsonian Magazine brought me here! Next up, George Bridgetower!
Bet you didn't know he was black!
+patricia hardrick Does it matter his colour? His music is certainly better than the garbage that passes for 21 century music.
I'm not racist. I only care that music sounds good, and is sung/played well. His technique for violin is so far above that of today, by giving him credit, regardless of his race, aren't we doing him a service? He would have been the court composer for LOUIS XVI if it wasn't for bitches who felt it would be beneath him to sing his music. Now we can't credit monarchy/aristocracy can we especially since it gave him all those chances because they saw immense talent and he did well? Just picture what music would have been without a monarchy. Which composers wouldn't have been able to write music???
+Carey Coleman Lol, why did you feel the need to respond with "I'm not racist."?
yes Mr racist, it is because of people like you that things do not progress or evolves. Welcome to 17th century. pfff
is not black is mixed
Carey Coleman It's important that people understand that a black person such as Chevalier de St Georges can achieve or even excel past the standards of white people. Even in modern times people don't understand that. Saying that his race doesn't matter weakens the man he was and what he stood for.
Who's here after seeing the Chevalier trailer?
PRICELESS !
wow!
❤❤❤👏👏👏👏🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
What makes you think that he was: "ignored and forgotten due to his race"? I can assure you that there are now far more recording of his work available than there are of many white composers of the same period. He was actually very successful in France when he was young man. He fell out of fashion after the French Revolution. The Revolution really ended his career as a composer. However his colour probably saved him from the guillotine. His, is a truly fascinating story.
Gerihew if you read Joseph's life history you would know that he was unable to lead many orchestras due to his race, in fact the lable Back Mozart is in itself racist when he influenced Morzart symphonies. Mozart should be called the white Chevalier.
@@lancelee1583no that's just stupidity. The Mozart title was a compliment- get over yourselve. Mozart was also clearly the greater composer.
Now you know what is was like to be a woman in those and not so long ago times - talents ignored and forgotten. Times have changed, thank god.
Plenty of white musicians were swept under the rug by 2 or 3 greats, that's how natural selection works, you only have limited time here on earth, you dont have time to appreciate and listen to all people's music so you listen to the best mozart and Beethoven ect. ect. Unless your black and hate whites
And still there is no female Mozart to be found.
Very interesting composer!
A GREAT BLACK COMPOSER BEFORE THE French Revolution !
You can definitely hear a lot of ideas that Mozart used
Mozart ran circles around Joseph Bologne
the best
lolli and boulogne etc.... the blck mozart had good teachers ... the best teachers!!!
I like this a lot :3
WHY IS THIS THE FIRST TIME I AM LEARNING ABOUT THIS? Hmm, let me think...
His music is wonderful!
Maybe because you’re not very knowledgeable about classical composers.
He’s pretty well known.
@@luckybag6814 Your mom is pretty well known
Cuz you fell for the race bait like a dense doofus.
Who is performing?
The 9 dislikes where from the musicians who completely wrecked their violins by the end of playing this piece
@JuaNiToCraCk29 Mozart's work was heavily influenced by Joseph Boulogne (Le Chevalier de Saint-Georges). But this is indeed, an amazing piece.
Completely untrue. Please get your facts straight.
No. Joseph Boulogne was a French composer who so happens to have had a black African mother. He received nearly all his musical education in France. His music is brilliant, but essentially European, not African. I believe the first black composer to introduce something totally original & revolutionary to Western music was probably Blind Tom Wiggins (1849 - 1908) Unless you hold to the the theory that Beethoven was black. I don't, I think he may have had some African ancestry - like 1/8th maybe.
in a non racist world you could describe him that way. in the real world he was denied everything that was his due because of his color. not to mention he is not remembered or played nearly so much as many inferior composers (haydn) because of his race.
hayden inferior ? troll...
Guadeloupe
@@jamescaleb9676well this proves your stupid. Bologne's average music was never lost. Haydn, Mozart, Bach and his sons are a million times better composers. So is Rameau and so is Couperin, this list go's on. Joseph is average
he was called the black mozart in fact.
Is this the first movement of a symphony or is it an overture?
based black man
This sounds like a piece I made
Lol because you borrowed from him
@@asheru9254 And he borrowed it from J S Bach... the first few measures sound so much the first four measures of the third movement of the first Brandenburg Concerto
@@umbertofilineri4635
Who did Bach borrow from, smarty pantz?
Who did this for a school project lol
Isn't this his second symphony?
@ Imthedragonreborn He was the tutor of Mozart!
NO YOU MEAN Mozart was his apprentice..don't be naive LOL..
He brought the BAROQUE (BROKE) period into the Classical...
No, but they called him ‘the black Mozart’ later on.
You're welcolme ! :)
Oh dear. All I can say to this is what makes you feel I was getting all hostile and aggressive at you. I was not. I am not. Indeed, I will not. Sorry for any misunderstanding. Peace.
Really this piece is not from Mozart? He and Mozart have's the same style. Awesome!!!! 1:04 !!!!
Same era, same music fashion.
♥ ♥
Well, "the white man stealing the black man;s music" thing is a very contentious issue with some people. And it's kind of sad because it can get in the way of people just appreciating fine music for what it is - fine music.
Music is for everybody young and old, dosen't matter what kind color, muisc for everybody? music don't have races or age. Muisc is how you created muisc throught love.
This was written in 1776, mozarts first symphony was written when he was 8 in 1764
@@marsgoi4 yeah because black have borrowed a lot of european musical styles in order to create rag, rock and jazz. Even hip hop isn't a pure black creation
@@marsgoi4Joseph is and will be an average composer. Mozart could eat him for dinner. It is you who are confused
“ Saint Georges copied Mozart “
* blinks *
This is op.11 n.2.
op. 11 n.1 is in G
great music though
Mozart was jealous and almost hated him because he felt INFERIOR in many ways, especially the HUGE female following that Boulogne always had....the music actually - it seems - Wolfi actually liked a lot...
It is still undeniable that Mozart was miles ahead of Saint-Georges in terms of musical ability. Boulogne's music is playful, and light. But, in terms of form and development, it is very basic and rudimentary. Saint-George's music was popular for as long as he lived. Mozart's music will be popular for as long as we all live. Even when all life ends Ave Verum Corpus will ring throughout the heavens.
Why would mozart be jealous when he wrote his first symphony when he was 8 in 1764, and this was written in 1779 when st George was 35, mozart died at 35, and even though he wrote his first symphony when he was 8, it still sounds better than this.
@@kellyjones2977no doubt Mozart was the greatest genius, but also a bit if a mental basket case Read the (what is left) of the letters to his familiars and you'll see. Besides studies like this www.mentalhelp.net/blogs/wolfgang-amadeus-mozart-personality-disorder-or-bipolar-disorder/
France >
This is a typical European style of music...
Classical music actually originates from Africa bro
@@yungzedo8341 Obviusly...nowadays, everything is from Africa.... BRO .....
@@Denso95 Not everything, just a lot of things are being resurfaced right now thanks to Tariq Nasheed and others..................BRROOO...........?😂 Nice to meet ya tho and I didn’t even realize I replied to a comment so long ago lol.
I appreciate a lot of African style of music such as seben, soukouss, afrobeat, kompa... but seriously this kind of classical music was developed in Europe not in Africa... le chevalier de St Georges was able to create this music because of the musical teaching he got in France, not because he was halfcasted 50% African... my original comment was to respond to someone saying that Mozart have stolen classical music from Africa which is a total non sens...