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18 Nocturnes - John O'Conor, Piano - John Field, Composer (Irish, 1782-1837)
1st Painting: “ View of a House in Ireland” By Artist William Ashford (English, 1746-1824)
2nd Painting: “Howth Castle near Dublin” By Artist William Ashford (English, 1746-1824)
Note: Paintings are from the jackets/covers of the original CDs of Pianist Benjamin Frith's version of John Field's 18 Nocturnes.
1. Nocturne in E-flat major, H.24 Molto moderato 0:00
2. Nocturne in C minor, H.25 Moderato e molto espressivo 3:42
3. Nocturne in A-flat major, H.26 Un poco allegretto 7:09
4. Nocturne in A major, H.36 Poco Adagio 12:41
5. Nocturne in B-flat major, H.37 Andantino 18:06
6. Nocturne in F major (Berceuse), H.40 Andante tranquillo 21:10
7. Nocturne in C major ("Reverie"), H.45 Traumerisch 26:01
8. Romance in E-flat major, H 30. Andante spianato 32:05
9. Nocturne in E minor, H 46 (Melancolie) 36:04
10. Nocturne in E major ("Nocturne pastorale"), H 65. Andante con moto 39:33
11. Nocturne in E-flat major, H.56 Moderato 42:41
12. Nocturne in G major, H.13 Lento 48:14
13. Nocturne in in D minor, H.45 Lento 50:26
14. Nocturne in C major, H.58 Molto moderato 54:02
15. Nocturne in C major, H.59 Molto moderato 1:03:37
16. Nocturne in F major, H.60 Molto moderato 1:07:19
17. Nocturne in E major ("Nocturne pastorale"), H.65 Andante con moto 1:12:25
18. Midi in E major, H.62 Allegretto 1:23:16

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@Playliszt 3 года назад

1. Nocturne in E-flat major, H.24 Molto moderato 0:00 2. Nocturne in C minor, H.25 Moderato e molto espressivo 3:42 3. Nocturne in A-flat major, H.26 Un poco allegretto 7:09 4. Nocturne in A major, H.36 Poco Adagio 12:41 5. Nocturne in B-flat major, H.37 Andantino 18:06 6. Nocturne in F major (Berceuse), H.40 Andante tranquillo 21:10 7. Nocturne in C major ("Reverie"), H.45 Traumerisch 26:01 8. Romance in E-flat major, H 30. Andante spianato 32:05 9. Nocturne in E minor, H 46 (Melancolie) 36:04 10. Nocturne in E major ("Nocturne pastorale"), H 65. Andante con moto 39:33 11. Nocturne in E-flat major, H.56 Moderato 42:41 12. Nocturne in G major, H.13 Lento 48:14 13. Nocturne in in D minor, H.45 Lento 50:26 14. Nocturne in C major, H.58 Molto moderato 54:02 15. Nocturne in C major, H.59 Molto moderato 1:03:37 16. Nocturne in F major, H.60 Molto moderato 1:07:19 17. Nocturne in E major ("Nocturne pastorale"), H.65 Andante con moto 1:12:25 18. Midi in E major, H.62 Allegretto 1:23:16

@baracobama4831 2 года назад

Midi in E major, H.62 Allegretto - "Superb"

@teogambii9046 2 года назад

👏👏👏Play Liszt 👌👌👌

@erzsebetdickmann1318 2 года назад

@misssophie6515 2 года назад

Thank you for sharing, this is such a lovely discovery for me! I can't beliece I never heard of him!

@mercyharrison2611 2 года назад

@sheatzu6020 Год назад

criminally underrated composer

@Koffis47 Месяц назад

The problem is global, really! 😀

@lemenyves34 2 года назад

J. Field is a contemporary of C. M. von Weber. He was born a full generation before Chopin, more than 10 years before Schubert, and about as much after Beethoven. His music is absolutely charming, but coming between such peaks as Beethoven and Schubert, it was difficult for him not to suffer from their shadows.

@thealexanderbond 2 года назад

Lol, like there was only room for 2 or 3 composers at a time. There's more reason why he's not such a big name, the others you mentioned were just better and more important composers. The only reason most people know of Field at all is he's credited as inventor of the nocturne- which Chopin then took to soaring heights. His musical ideas were simply miles ahead of Field's.

@renascitur7051 2 года назад

Funnily enough, even Schubert wasn't that popular at the time and only actually got recognized about 30 years after.

@sowhat5399 2 года назад

Even Schubert was overshadowed by Beethoven

@ichbin4122 2 года назад

that was all before waxxxines existed. it was like peace on Earff

@MargaretMargaretMargaret 2 года назад

And yet. His music lives on 😉

@pineapplelofi3236 Год назад

This sound is so calming. Whoever read this comment I wish you peace of mind, health and relaxation.

@Whatdouevenwriteforthesethings Год назад

I wish you the same, thank you. Peace I leave with you

@antoinettevandervlugt5702 Год назад

💕 I wish you the same

@fernandomoreira5251 Год назад

Amém

@waterdragon2012 Год назад

Thank you ❤ same to you kind stranger

@alinmadbegiekin2594 Год назад

Gracias.

@Sunshine-jk 3 месяца назад

Lifes been hard lately but the music and the comments relax me. To everyone who has been feeling depressed is having anxiety and a lot of panick attacks I hope there is atleast one day were you feel at ease in the future. Sending love.

@excelsior999 2 месяца назад

During a Panic Attack an important thing to remember (if at all possible) is that it will pass, usually in a relatively short perod of time, so you have to "hang in there" until it does pass. Certain medications can.be very helpful in warding off a Panic Attack if you feel one coming on, and some meds can help to end it when it does occur. Ask your psychiatrist.

@mattelijah2615 25 дней назад

@@excelsior999 Try Yoga, its really beneficial

@MM-jm8bg 2 года назад

A peaceful and sweet afternoon, sitting inside the house looking at the garden, listening to birds chirping in the sunlight with a garden of flowers dancing in the middle of a light breeze. That's the feeling of listening to these nocturnes. Life is sweet and simple and everything is so calm that it feels like time has stopped.

@yaasmiinn 2 года назад

I felt the same and it is beautiful .

@fairybabe 2 года назад

You talked from my heart!

@patarahilltouchberry49 2 года назад

I so agree with your delightful description.

@biomuseum6645 Год назад

this is a nocturne, not meant for afternoons 😐

@Meilamchan Год назад

@@biomuseum6645 I think it’s a similar situation when one gets lost in the timeless world, the same feeling applies to after supper at night and sit down with a cup of coffee and read. Or before sleep, laying down on bed and thinking of the love one. Those are all for alone and timeless setting, nocturne on the other hand is indeed meant for night tunes, however it can also be listened at other times that are also as quite, as calming and as sentimental as the night :)

@NickPis83 5 месяцев назад

Until a few months ago I was obsessed with Chopin's nocturnes, now I have a new obsession... John Field's nocturnes.

@michaelchen9476 2 месяца назад

Same as me

@alvindimes4729 2 года назад

I've never heard of this composer before, but my God what a talent, as another commentator has observed, I can see where Chopin got his inspiration. These Nocturnes are an absolute delight.

@brunovanhove1832 2 года назад

Bijna romantisch deze nocturne's

@jacobmarczak7337 Год назад

We might agree that Chopin may have been inspired but we MUST agree that the Polish master took the nocturne to soaring heights

@NEMO-NEMO Год назад

@@jacobmarczak7337 True but he was not the inventor of the Nocturne. Your statement is like saying that the maker of the bike is more important than the inventor of the wheel.

@jacobmarczak7337 Год назад

@@NEMO-NEMO Fields invented the nocturne, Chopin made it what we know of it today. It’s nothing about the bike, rather Chopin made a rubber wheel from the wood prototype of Fields. We are the ones who ride on the bicycle of classical music you describe … thankfully!

@chopinhands Год назад

@@jacobmarczak7337 The most important thing is music. it's all....

@kostyakonstantinoff 9 месяцев назад

In 1804, Field made his debut in St. Petersburg at the home of Prince Golitsyn. Soon he won the fame of the best pianist and teacher in St. Petersburg. After concerts in St. Petersburg, which were held with great success, Field decided not to return to his homeland. In Russia, he became a popular performer and composer: since 1804, he regularly gave concerts at the St. Petersburg Philharmonic, toured other cities of the empire. Field had many students, in particular, A. I. Dubuc (with whom Field, given his special talent, studied for free), M. I. Glinka, A. N. Verstovsky, A. I. Villuan, A. L. Gurilev etc From 1822, Field lived in Moscow, moving among the Moscow musical bohemia; here he was called "Ivan Romanovich". Field was a frequent visitor to the then fashionable literary and art salons.

@rachelmacgowan86 2 месяца назад

A wonderful insight, thank you.

@relaxandhealing6146 Год назад

If you are reading this, it doesn't matter where you are right now on this planet, I wish you a wonderful night and a happy. peaceful life where all your dreams come true 💜

@user-zr3ly3ww3g Месяц назад

❤❤❤❤

@Kmnl200 2 месяца назад

So calming and healing. There is no need to compare the musician with other more famous ones. Good music or art work are those that touch your heart and soul, not according to the musician’s fame. I put it on as background music all day long in my house when I am home.

@rujo2k 2 года назад

"Field is best known as the inventor of the nocturne"... and "was very highly regarded by his contemporaries and his playing and compositions influenced many major composers, including Frédéric Chopin, Johannes Brahms, Robert Schumann, and Franz Liszt" (Wikipedia). For such a talented composer, so instrumental and vital to his era and genre, to have faded into obscurity is truly tragic.

@diegoandres2906 2 года назад

I agree! I´ve just came to know this composer!

@natzhao3260 2 года назад

Clearly wiki is not a credible source, because Field died in 1837, Brahms was 4 years old. Chopin, schumann and liszt were only 20something.

@LazlosPlane 2 года назад

Field most certainly did NOT invent the nocturne. He did popularize it as a solo piano piece. He has also NOT "faded into obscurity." Who writes this stuff? No, he not as well known as Chopin or Schumann but definitely NOT "obscure." Witness this and many other recordings.

@williamgreen1512 2 года назад

Came up in my feed and very glad it did , shall be sharing .

@oldrichcepelka296 2 года назад

..."the inventor" ??

@Hanako99 Год назад

このフリーを聞くすべての人が残った今年は、心配のない幸せで暖かい冬を過ごしてほしいです。

@petermorgan768 2 года назад

I can't get over how beautiful these pieces are. How is it possible that Field is not more popular? I now see where Chopin got his inspiration from.

@denisewalsh6586 2 года назад

Agree...i see where Chopin got some of his influence from.

@alicehudson8079 2 года назад

I absolutely love Chopin's nocturnes and had never heard of Field. These are beautiful. My lucky day to discover them.

@raafaezaki1554 2 года назад

probably cuz he's Irish and most Western European countries looked down on Ireland

@mafiaworld99 2 года назад

So beautiful indeed !!!

@talastra 2 года назад

@@raafaezaki1554 I think also he wandered off to Russia rather than Paris (or thereabouts) and so didn't have as much European celebrity.

@mattyelwood4436 Месяц назад

John Field is the OG of the nocturne. No joke.

@eetoved1758 Год назад

The longer I listen to this the more peace it gives me. And peace is very hard to come by in my world. God bless John Field.

@victorfabianveravillalobos3539 Месяц назад

Yes...

@volodsadov3522 10 месяцев назад

I heard this music after the war was started. For my soul it was like a medicine. Thank you.

@zuzannawisniewska4464 11 месяцев назад

To be honest, I haven't listened to Field's music until now and haven't heard much about him. I really appreciate that.

@nebuchadnezzarofbabylon3896 2 года назад

The most underrated composer of all time

@philipernstzen7702 2 года назад

Sometimes referred to as the 'first Romantic', he was a pianist of grace and considerable elegance. His compositions reflect that beautifully.

@katharinedavis4947 5 месяцев назад

I'm sleepless tonight , but finding this music more soothing than my other favourites, like Debussy . I do do wish I'd found this in the days when I had migraines, I think it would have helped such a lot .

@knownfact4905 2 года назад

You'd think Field would be a bigger name among classical fans -- consistently lovely, smart and accessible

@opticalreticle 2 года назад

Yeah I've listened to this dozens of times and I never get bored of it

@ReubenLL28 2 года назад

He certainly deserves to be. Probably just got historically eclipsed by Beethoven, Chopin, Schubert, and the like

@Thoraskin Год назад

He will be. Just give it some time. He just passed 500,000 monthly listeners on Spotify! 🙏🏻 🇮🇪

@josepholeary3286 Год назад

He wrote only a handful of works but he kept re-editing and burnishing them. He is not a genius but he did attain perfection, as great talents can. He may have been a model for Chopin’s well-husbanded musical career in this respect. Chopin is the most successful composer of all time, since he is played all the time in cafes and on elevators and is more universally loved than Bach, Mozart, or Beethoven.

@allene211 4 месяца назад

I can't get his music out of my head. I found him a couple of years ago on a day that I discovered one of my sons had cancer. I listened to this particular recording over over again all day long. I was crying as well. thanks Kelly. He has recovered but it was a long journey.❤

@Mdntwaffles 4 месяца назад

Prayers for you and your son. What a gift this music is, even in the worst of circumstances. My son has cancer too.

@allene211 4 месяца назад

Sending prayers your way for you and your family.@@Mdntwaffles

@RichardDavies-pf4dd 4 месяца назад

Wish you wisdom and strength.Music like this reveals humanity at its best.

@lanaya7612 2 месяца назад

❤🙏🏻@@Mdntwaffles

@HighPriestess_Archive 24 дня назад

💜💜💜💜

@federica5651 2 месяца назад

I didn't know this composer before, and now I'm totally in love with his music!

@zivauri 7 месяцев назад

Pure souls both, John Field and the pianist Jonh O'Conor as well. 💛

@joeblavatsky2415 Месяц назад

Chill music. Best enjoyed with home roasted coffee in the morning. Such peace.

@donlad 20 дней назад

Chill music. Best the in coffee roasted home enjoyed morning. Such peace.

@gideonros2705 2 года назад

There is such a tender character full of quiet melancholic views from windows watching the world go by.

@onetrueslave 2 года назад

Love this description.

@saoirserosenstock8144 2 года назад

None have quite attained to these vague eolian harmonies, these half-formed sighs floating through the air, softly lamenting and dissolved in delicious melancholy. Nobody has even attempted this peculiar style, and especially none of those who heard Field play himself, or rather who heard him dream his music in moments when he entirely abandoned himself to his inspiration. - Franz Liszt's preface to his edition of Field's nocturnes, 1859.

@andrajensenartist8933 2 месяца назад

😮 ❤ This is gold, thank you.

@ruthm4749 2 года назад

I wish there was a Love button. Such pretty music

@kenneth1767 2 года назад

❤

@TAT7.07 2 месяца назад

Спасибо за удовольствие от такой прекрасной музыки. Просто кайф, в котором растворяешься. 🙏❤🦋

@buddhamusic. Год назад

Whoever is listening this: May your heart be blessed💙💜💚💛💖 May all your suffering ends and your wishes come true! Namaste 💙💜💚💛💖

@KVmusician 2 года назад

This music brings my memories back to my childhood when life was a bit calmer and predictable!

@mirianalajtman7728 2 года назад

More peace and hope with the sweet sadness of Fields than the heartbreak and longing of Chopin's nocturnes.

@patriciareilly530 Месяц назад

True. Chopin can really work you over. I am obsessed with Chopin, but sometimes just have to take a break and recover.

@knyazheva57 11 месяцев назад

Ещё один из малоизвестных композиторов очень талантливый, но забытый, спасибо за то, что вспомнили о нем, музыка лёгкая,душевная, она проникает в тебя настолько гармонична и звучит в тебе, растворяешься в ней... 😇😇😇👏👏👏👏

@StillaYouTubeGuy 10 месяцев назад

Well said👏

@s.y7373 2 месяца назад

ジョン･フィールドの素晴らし曲を聴くたびに、今日日本ではあまり人気のない｢MASAYA｣という人の作曲した数々のピアノ曲を思い出します。二人は同じ島国に生まれたこと、同じような美しい旋律にも拘わらずあまり人に知られていないことが二人に共通しているためかもしれません。ジョン･フィールドもMASAYAも日本でもっと皆に好かれるようになることを私は心から願わずにはいられません。

@pierrelouis8877 Год назад

John Field, l'inventeur du nocturne au piano et tellement oublié par la suite. Merci pour ce partage !

@josepholeary3286 Год назад

The Celtic lilt and lift of his melodies goes unnoticed. Ireland should be making more of Field, whose influence on Chopin and on Russian pianism is imponderable; indeed he is an essential voice of the Romantic Movement in music, and an irreducibly Irish one.

@eetoved1758 Год назад

Amen. I love this.

@user-hj2lm3zn9b 11 месяцев назад

какой покой от музыки,так ласкает слух! Чудо, как хорошо!

@simonidastankovic2627 9 месяцев назад

Agree

@MrEjidorie 2 года назад

I don`t understand why John Field has passed into oblivion for a long time. I wish this channel will shed light on his great talent.

@meilinchan7314 2 года назад

He was overshadowed by Beethoven, Weber and much later Chopin and Lizst. Also he operated mainly in Russia, and his last few years were not so great for him, personally or career wise. Still this collection of Nocturnes would make for a great library music collection.

@matthewkostenlosse95 2 года назад

yesss!!

@rebanelson607 9 месяцев назад

I hear his music played on my local public radio station so this great composer is not really forgotten or unknown. And I hope he will continue to rise in "the charts"!

@lyudmelaarfa132 7 месяцев назад

My Dear Friends! I love J. Field's Music too, especially Nocturne. It is my favourite genre, clear and calm. Thank You very much.

@shin-i-chikozima 2 года назад

These mild melodies are beyond description, inspirational and full of tribute and deep emotion, and comfortable to the ear and the mind

@Londonfogey Год назад

It shows very much the restrained emotion of Englisn and Anglo-Irish music, something also heard later in Elgar and the church music of Charles Villiers Stanford.

@josepholeary3286 Год назад

@@Londonfogey But Frith's playing brings out the uninhibited swing of his Celtic melodies. Stanford was born in Dublin like Field, 70 years later.

@loojc Год назад

i neither have much knowledge of classical music nor know a lot of its artists or pianists but i do know that i love this genre of music.

@christhomson9170 2 года назад

My son is 1 on Jan 1st and anytime I play the piano he crawls right over. I put him on my lap and he plays along. If only more people had the ear and heart to both listen and feel classical music the world would be a better place. It is a great wealth for this music to be forever part of ours and your everlasting life should you so choose to believe in the greatest of loves given by the almighty.

@lanaya7612 2 месяца назад

Многие злодеи всех времён тоже любили классическую музыку, что нисколько не мешало им творить зло... Хорошего дня и прекрасного настроения ❤

@josephmetz890 2 года назад

How has this man escaped my discovery. ?This is a mystery to me !! A musical treasure to be sure !!

@vpalos 2 года назад

I can't believe I had never heard about this composer. He instantly went into my top favourites. I'm amazed!

@eetoved1758 Год назад

Me too!!!

@LRho Год назад

Thanks (for once) RU-vid algorithm for bringing this to my attention.

@andrajensenartist8933 2 месяца назад

😂 Yes yes

@HenIchaer 2 года назад

Makes me feel like I'm in a Jane Austen book. :')

@sweatshopjesus 2 года назад

Balls to Jane Austen.

@galek75 2 года назад

Well that can be basically any contemporaneous composer, ie. beethoven, hummel, etc.

@scottmclaren3800 2 года назад

@@galek75 Not really. There is something special about these pieces that uniquely capture the spirit of Austen IMHO.

@geraldstephen542 2 года назад

You are.

@GuilhermeMichel 2 года назад

cirilo

@enotrius 4 месяца назад

Field ha aperto la finestra ed è entrato il vento di Chopin, rinnovando l'aria.

@SmumplytheF2P 2 года назад

Gotta love the algorithm sometimes, I wouldn't have found out these wonderful melodies if it hadn't randomly decided to do so.

@michaelhurst582 Год назад

This is brilliant. Sitting on Waiheke Island, Aotearoa New Zealand, brilliant weather, beach, native bush, gorgeous wine, and post-prandial bliss.

@kieran296 Год назад

Sounds nice, Michael. I'm currently reading C.S Lewis & drinking whiskey in the Irish countryside, at midnight.

@excelsior999 2 месяца назад

Simply charming and charmingly simply.

@oliviobertolini88 2 года назад

A genius, it's magic on how he manages to resolve the melody line and make smooth trasitions, Chopin got a lot inspirations from here!

@DressedForDrowning 7 месяцев назад

What wonderful pieces of music.

@opticalreticle 2 года назад

I never get bored of these pieces

@simonprecheurllarena 10 месяцев назад

I think this is the most relaxing set of pieces I've ever heard. It's quite remarkable.

@rebanelson607 9 месяцев назад

I was thinking the same thing!

@sofy8870 7 месяцев назад

@@rebanelson607 Только что подумала, что этот relax мне сейчас необходим. Israel.

@shin-i-chikozima 2 года назад

The comfort of Field`s nocturne is irreplaceable . Field is an Alchemist of the nocturne, and these nocturnes are far superior splendor, and off the charts

@shin-i-chikozima 2 года назад

@Miraak Thankyou so much to your wonderful comment Please spend time for spirit Now in Tokyo The cherry blossoms are in full bloom Spring is in full swing From A corner of cherry blossoms scented Tokyo

@beverlycashin4320 Год назад

This just floors me. The beauty of it. I found a CD of it to listen to in the car!

@AloneJazzSoul Год назад

Keep that good mood on and I am all ready for studying or working.

@galibbashirov1526 Год назад

Field lingered in Paris until May 1933 (possibly to consult the famous French surgeon Baron Guillaume Dupuytren), but he made no attempt to meet Chopin, whom he notoriously dismissed as “a sickroom talent.” He was displeased at the similarity between Chopin’s recently published Nocturne in E-flat major, op. 9, no. 2, and his own Nocturne no. 1 in the same key, composed years earlier and titled “Romance.” From Alan Walker's Chopin. A Life and Times

@TrazomGV 2 месяца назад

Noone could meet Chopin in 1933! What are you writing about?

@simonidastankovic2627 9 месяцев назад

Delightful....brings me back to the Empire era described by Jane Austin....in "Pride & Prejudice in particular.

@jeglop 6 месяцев назад

Louis Spoor writes about John Field in his memoirs that Field's teacher Clementi owned a musical instrument store in St. Petersburg and made Field play for hours to show the instruments to the customers. Maybe this influenced his composing style, this is great background music, isn't it? Charming, subtle, not at all dramatic.

@alexy93 Год назад

i've just stumbled into this composer...it feels like i've discovered an unknown continent

@Queeen7q 2 года назад

John Field was a piano teacher of many Russian musicians, including Mikhail Glinka who evaluated him higher than Franz Liszt.

@rebanelson607 9 месяцев назад

I didn't know that -thanks!

@hanpuku0 2 года назад

Hats off, gentlemen, a genius.

@marcalexandrefontenay9801 2 года назад

Field l’inspirateur de Chopin ! Déjà toute la sensibilité, le romantisme et le rubato si particulier ! Une merveille que ces nocturnes !

@annasilverman7984 2 года назад

I am grateful for this remark. And it is also incredible to hear from these compositions that Mazurka was already a well known dance.

@Bzcenci812 2 года назад

Je ne connossais pas ce musicien, je l'ai écouté une fois par radio et il m'a beaucoup plu, même s'il me rend mélancolique. Je reconnassais Chopin ici et là mais je n'avais pas la moindre idée que Chopin aurait pu avoir un prédécesseur. On croit que les grands génies de la musique reçoivent l'inspiration divine!

@opticalreticle 2 года назад

oui oui

@chokostory4794 7 месяцев назад

Very beautiful as chopin.

@meshalmeshalso2123 2 года назад

Beautiful piano playing as if it were dew drops on a sleeping face, or a plate of sweets on a cold night.

@marthealemany3553 2 года назад

Je suis ravie qu' on me permette de découvrir cette belle musique si sereine qui me met en communion avec la nature que j ' aime avec recueillement et admiration . Merci beaucoup !

@donluna2000 Год назад

Most beautiful nocturnes.

@wealthlifejourney 2 месяца назад

Thank you for this fantastic playlist from the talented Irish composer John Field who inspired the style of Chopin

@user-dh7lw4el1n 2 месяца назад

Как хочется мира и светлого покоя ,и тихой радости, подобно этой музыке. Всем добра и любви.

@user-zr3ly3ww3g Месяц назад

❤❤❤❤

@cotetessier 2 года назад

Les Nocturnes de John Field sont pour moi le plus sublime tranquillisant . À prescrire sans hésitation! .

@Yanmediaproductions 2 года назад

This music is actually good. I just can't quit because this is so chill.

@dixieboy5689 11 месяцев назад

In a word : Sublime. Thanks from. Eastport. Maine. USA

@lextrant1 Год назад

Piękna muzyczna narracja, czuła i refleksyjna i urzekająca intymną nostalgią. Muzyka John'a Fielda porusza duszę i wyobraźnię. Bardzo dziękuję za udostępnienie nagrań i pozdrawiam z Polski ojczyzny Chopina.

@elianaaparecidasantos3348 2 месяца назад

Delicate and beautifull. Thank you.

@tarikeld11 2 года назад

3:44 just imagine - a man born only 32 years later than when Bach was alive writes such romantic pieces, foreshadowing Mendelssohn's Lieder ohne Worte and Chopin's Nocturnes (just listen to 6:25)! It's just incredible how fast music evolved in the early 19th century...

@johikva546 5 месяцев назад

I clicked on this playlist to do my asignment that I was not able to finish for so long and finished just two minutes before the end. Miraculous work I tell you

@genuine1941 Год назад

The title is so professional.

@brunosampaio2399 10 месяцев назад

I Love Music from that period. So beautiful.

@Xtrop2 2 года назад

John Field, il est donc le précurseur de Frédéric Chopin dans ses nocturnes ? incroyable je respecte ce musicien qui a ouvert la voie à Chopin.

@Lewej1 2 года назад

Damn, this is the first time I've seen a vid about John Field get so popular. I've been sharing his pieces with my orch buddies and everybody just seems so unfamiliar with the composer. As the person who began the creation of _nocturnes_ , he deserves some recognition, too!

@dominiquemuskad768 2 года назад

Quelle douceur dans l'écriture, quelle finesse dans l'interprétation ! Pour moi c'est une grande découverte!

@paf2587 2 года назад

Ehh pour moi aussi!

@fuyukaidesu2272 2 года назад

Moi aussi!

@paristexas919 2 года назад

Idem!

@So-vn7ui 2 года назад

Itou !

@smarandailea4509 2 года назад

Și pentru mine la fel🥹

@dianeschmolka733 2 года назад

I just sent these John Field Nocturnes to friends and family to help them in these troubling pandemic times. These works are so relaxing.

@brunovanhove1832 2 года назад

Derde keer thuis met corona,steeds goed voor mijn muzikale ontwikkeling!!👍

@T_D_B_ 11 месяцев назад

Trouble brought about by people and are actions

@Kornhulio18 10 месяцев назад

Wait... There was a pandemic?

@fabiovalenza9811 2 года назад

John Field's music is very beautiful.

@matthewkostenlosse95 2 года назад

indeed it is!!

@tedbarsalou833 Год назад

beuatiful/ How I missed this gem of a composer player for so long ?

@fairybabe 2 года назад

This compilation is my soul's rescue and delight! 💜 I can't even find my words to describe what feelings I have when I'm listening to this...Heaven!

@ChanceyWigglesworth 2 года назад

14. Nocturne in C major, H.58 Molto moderato - Freakin' EPIC. They're all so good, but THAT one in particular really should be in the standard concert repertoire!

@WonderfulLife48 3 месяца назад

Everyone is praising the cameramen who filmed this but I also want to congratulate the editors. The editing in these documentaries is immaculate. I love the cinematic sound effects, the way music sets the tone for every scene and how correctly positioned cuts emphasize the action and add flair to the dramatic moments. For example, the shark attack scene felt like from a movie.

@relaxingchill8055 2 года назад

This will forever be one of my favorites

@jayneterry8701 2 года назад

Very restful and calming while I did my dishes and rested. Very stressed these covid days. Enjoyed the paintings as well . Prancing Freisan horses pulling carriages, others walking on the grounds of stately manors in costumes of another Era.💗🍁

@pianocharly 2 года назад

today my covid fever stopped and listening to these nocturnes helps me to refind life. What a treasure this music!

@olliebunbun 2 года назад

Field is so underrated! I love his music.

@user-dg3ct7cd6t Год назад

Thank you!💛

@joelcorpard7981 2 года назад

Bravo également à l'interprète, très délicat et plein d'émotion

@letybg946 2 года назад

Hermosa Música ...Calma los Nervios agitados por el estrés .El Sonido del Piano , tan dulce ...🎹🎼🎶🎵👏👏👏👏👏💓💓💓

@femoiducuscuscheri353 3 месяца назад

Simply fantastic. I didn't know him. Thanks for sharing. My little boy loves it too, ❤❤

@ddr4ig Год назад

I do love the wonder of discovery...

@jcl2275 2 года назад

So glad I stumbled upon this playlist. I had never heard of Field beforehand. This is lovely, melodic, accessible and charming. Thanks to whoever runs this channel :)

@Playliszt 2 года назад

You are most welcome, JC 😊

@nupuropal1441 Год назад

Came up and it has become my lullaby and mood elevator getting me through the first few days after each chemotherapy. Thank you John Field, you tube and Playlist! Field is definitely underrated. His music is so soothing

@nupuropal1441 Год назад

Sorry spellchecker error I meant thank you Playliszt

@samuelelizondo436 2 года назад

Inmediatamente me llevó a Chopin la primera vez que lo escuché, ahora entiendo que él fue el que comenzó con este estilo tan hermoso, tan apasionado, sus nocturnas son de lo mejor y más sublime que he escuchado.