As I grow older, classical music is getting more and more of my attention, but this will be the first piece of art that I've truly loved whole my life.
Having found Beethoven's moonlight sonata here reminds me of a story with a goose bump feeling. There was this young man from New York. He was a concert pianist and loved Beethoven's music more than anything. In 1944 he was drafted and came to Europe as a young GI. He experienced the D-Day, all the hard path through the hedges of Normandy, over Paris and through the agony of the Ardennes. He fought forwards, with his comrades towards the Rhine. They liberated a small town that was still on the left bank of the Rhine. In the evening hours of that day and in anticipation of the next great effort to cross the Rhine as next, he wearily looked for a night camp in this city. He found a small house within the city center and entered it in the dark. He found a room in which he could go to bed. In all the chaos of those days and the half-destroyed city, this room gave shelter, a little warmth and security in the dark. When he woke up the next morning, he looked at the belly of a Piano wing. Between the three piano wing feet he had rested his tired head. He got up slowly and saw the bust of Master Beethoven on a ledge. The room revealed sheet music, keyboard notes, pictures and books. He realized where he had spent the night. This was the “Beethoven Haus”, and the city was called “Bonn am Rhein”. "Ludvig van" had spent a good part of his life here. The “Ode to Joy” (9th Symphony) was also written on this piano wing. It is the hymn of today's Europe. A young man from New York, over all the suffering of these days, finds his idol's home in the dark of the night… Stories like this always give me hope. These, our values, build bridges over times ... And that's a good thing. By the way:… The Rhineland is my home. I live between the cities. Cologne in the north. Bonn in the south. In the mirror of a new war in europe I wish you all the best and strength in these hard days. Aspecially to our european sisters and brothers in the Ucraine.
For centuries people have been enthralled by this timeless Moonlight Sonata. Beethoven didn't need ears to hear the music as it came from his heart and resonated in his soul...💕 A true gift to mankind - the man and his music...
Great Rebecca, not just a rational awareness but a beautiful feeling remind us the man who left for us this music, please read (Sous les Tilleuls) a romance of Alphonse Karr, at the end of this romance how Beethoven left his world …
Every time I hear this song I remember my first love… I was in high school and i had a crush on this beautiful girl one class above me, I remember listening to her play the piano every day, seeing her fingers moving with passion, every note played with care. I never had the guts to ask her out. I remember she used to play this song all the time, It became something comforting I could listen to. I would go crazy if I didn’t hear her play for a few days. She was the perfect fit for me, and I hope she’s doing great now. This is a reminder for all of you: If you feel passion for someone or something, take the chance and go for it, Because it could be the last time you have a chance at all.
Hello everyone. I’ve been so depressed for a long time now. Reading these comments gives me hope when I just want to give up. This music puts me in a place I can’t describe. It makes me cry but also relaxes me at the same time. Makes me think of people I have lost and all the stress I deal with every day with my health. I wish you all happiness. Always remember there are people that love you very much and wouldn’t know how to live life without you
Same to you ..life can be a whirlwind of pain and disappointment but we have to find peace in what we love most . No matter the struggle keep pushing forward you are loved and those are the people that keep us afloat . Stay strong
Thank you for the shared experience; I hope you've achieved happiness and wellness w/ your health. I also struggle daily with my health, but God and music like this, gets me through the day, God bless everyone.
this Sonata always makes me sad because he wrote it with a broken heart, the lady he loved refused him. How sad. Great art always comes from great pain.
Fun fact, that is why the song starts so easy and becomes so hard, because this song was intended for her to learn piano. I know that one of his songs is like this and I am almost sure this it, but please fact check.
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K. DV you sound funny I bet you don’t know what they are if you don’t know don’t call me a moron cause shrooms help me with my anxiety and depression that I suffer since I was a child I’m just wanna help the guy with his problems that I use to have you fucking dip shit.
Dios santo!! Es indescriptible lo que sentí al abrir este video .. Todo perfecto la luna su luz las nubes los colores las estrellas hasta lloré de la emlcion q me transmitió Gracias a los creadores de este video no saben cuanta paz interior siento es como volver a casa donde todo es tranquilidad y estoy bien...!!!🥰🥰
The fact that there isnt any ads in this video makes me cry.. its great to listen to when working, trying to sleep or simply just enjoying this amazing classic music
This sonata makes me cry and I really don't know why. But I think it's because I hear something so loud and clear, like a plea, within the music. I generally don't listen to classical but this is so beautiful and heart-wrenching at the same time. Uggh.
It's what Beethoven felt. Music was his life's work, his gift, and his purest self expression... And he was going deaf. This music encapsulates that terrible, soul shattering longing.
If I had one wish it would be to bring back the classical period. Everyone dressed up to go to the concert and just sit in awe of the absolutely beautiful music. The power that music has over us is real. All music tells a story let your imagination run wild
I just woke.up......I wanted to hear this before I slept last night.....I can't remember weeping so much in my entire life.......TO Say this is beautifull is a monstrous clichéd understatement.....T.Y.ABBA. THE GREAT ARCHITECT.OF.EVERTHING....AND OF COURSE LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN,AND Father t.y. for my ears..to hear..
Sonata. This music is so amazing that I cannot express my feelings in words when I listen to this sonata. How is it possible to express in words all the greatness, beauty, spirituality, perfection. I can listen to this sonata for a long time, with tears in my eyes, with light, pure tears, like a soul. ..eternal music. Music for all times.
Amo ésta canción me causa melancolía y a la vez tranquilidad, me pone a pensar en lo vulnerables que somos, los momentos efímeros y lo fugaz de la vida, los recuerdos memorables que será lo único que quedará al final, ésta canción en momentos de flaqueza me hace recordar que venimos solos y solos nos vamos, que hay que disfrutar a nuestros seres queridos que son quienes siempre están presentes en el día a día, simplemente está canción me sirve mucho de meditación y reflexión, me encanta ésta maravillosa melodía
Since I have found this recording, I finally can tap into the peace, joy and comfort. My life has had it's up's and extreme downs with their end results are unfortunately are terminal. I am so very comforted, the fear has lessened tremendously. I truly feel that I have found exactly what I needed in order to deal with and be comforted and peacefully accept whatever the future holds. Thank you so very much, Jackie Bulczak and the kitties aka Circle of Hope
Sir: With every fiber of my soul, I thank you for your incredible, but laconic, therefore stunningly beautiful expression of the exquisite beauty “Moonlight Sonata”. Your expression is what I feel also, but as a physicist, I lacked the exquisite beauty and sensitivity that you so wonderfully, but so concisely was able to express. Never could I thank you enough for your exquisite but laconic expression of Beethoven’s infinitely beautiful “Moonlight Sonata”. With your kind permission, I would so much like to quote your beautiful, laconic expression of the feeling that I have long sought to be able to express so laconically all of my now very long life, as I am unfortunately quite old physically but not mentally. Where do you live, Sir. I apologize that I do not readily understand your alphabet.
Beethoven estava começando a ficar surdo quando compôs essa sinfonia, imagine o maior músico de todos os tempos não conseguindo distinguir as notas do instrumento que cresceu tocando, tendo que esconder isso de todos pois naquela época seria um desastre, como se não bastasse ainda se apaixonou por uma moça que jamais poderia ter, desespero, agonia, medo, frustração, todos os sentimentos de um ser humano, transmitidos séculos depois atravéz do tanger das cordas de um piano, isso é arte, esse é um artista.
I love to listen to this song when I'm writing books, but it's late and I'm not feeling up for loud, crazy electronic or pop music. Not that I listen to much of that stuff anyways, but this is a great option. Moonlight Sonata is my favorite - sadly I only learned the first few eight counts from a relative, but wish I knew more! Anyways... why am I still talking about me?? :) Great choice to make a loop of. We love it!! (I think I can safely speak for 99% of the viewers)
I feel this song in my bones, the music is crying, especially even more so when listening to weeping strings. This is what it sounds like when we just want to be heard but don't have the words. If I were music THIS is what I'd sound like ♥️
Seems to stir suppressed emotions, memories and fantasies within me in a manner so powerful as to become almost frightening, and I come back to this again and again.
I hope whoever reads this can be there for themself mentally. Keep your head up. Always. This song makes me sad. Shows me what I could of had with my ex girlfriend. Now I will never. I could, but I choose to use this energy towards. Good. Towards, a craft. The piano. Is what it will be.
Pieza digna de mis elogios, una deliciosa pieza musical que despierta en mi un deseo vehemente abismal. Glorioso aquel día en que Ludwig van Beethoven se levanto inspirado.
자연의 아름다운 꽃들이 모여 노래하는것 같은 완숙미와 절제미가 느껴집니다 완벽한 색채의 조화랄까^ 눈을 감고 마음으로 음률을 짚어가며 들으면 삶의 아름다움과 감사함에 젖어들게 합니다 살아있다는것 아름다운 대자연속에 숨쉬고 느낄수 있다는것 한가지만으로도 우리는 감사하고 누리는 것입니다 다 가진것입니다 욕심과 탐욕 더러운것들은 다 사람의 마음속에서 나오는것 아름다운 대 자연과 가진 달란트를 사랑을 위해 ~
Bu parcayo dinler ken ruhum yorgunluktan ariniyor sukunet aliyor dalganan duygular dusunceler dinginlesiyor ve beynim ruhumla eslesiyor.yuzumdeki tum gergin ifadeler yok oluyor.tesekkurler bu huzuru bana yasatanlara...
for the 1.1 k who did not like this, i feel sorry for them. Beethoven was a rock star of his time. no modern rock star can ever capture pure genius. while writing he was losing his hearing.
This song represents reflection for me . It makes me regret all that I had the potential to accomplish and didn’t. It makes me sad , angry ,cry and brings me to a place of peace and humility all at the same time . It proves that their is a GOD because only he would be able to create a soul with the talent to create such beautiful music
Quanto mais ouço mais me íntegro com este espetacular compositor.Em cada nota sinto toda a tristeza que lhe ia na alma.Em unissuo meu coração se irmana com o dele e sinto toda a tristeza do momento da composição.Neste momento em que me descubro ouvindo também sei o quanto somos pereciveis.Que melodia maravilhosa!!! Todo meu ser se integra nos acordes que me levam às lágrimas.Nao me canso em ouvi_la.
It’s crazy to think that about 20 years ago when I was little I was listening to this same song when I had been in day care for Nap time and put me to sleep and 20 years later I have my own baby that this is putting her to sleep to 🙃
My great-great grandma just passed away yesterday (which was my cousin's birthday) and she raised me and my sister whenever my mom wasn't around. She was my second mom. She was my favorite family member. My grandma had came to my great-great grandma's house, and she noticed how she was getting weaker and weaker, so she recorded her and told her that my mother, sister and I were coming to see her. Two days later, when we were on our way to her house, we had barely gotten far from my home, and we got the call that she had passed away. We hadn't even been there during her last breath. It hurts me to know that she's gone now. 😔😭😭 R.I.P. to Grandma, Vermillion Williams ❤💖✝️👵
This music has inspired me since a child 6yrs. Approx. Now presently 48yrs. Of age and I would suggest for newcomers to these master pieces one that will make your feelings burst within " Franz Lizt Rapshody" I hope you enjpy.
This is the first piece practiced by every student of music; at least it was mine. I always thought it so hauntingly beautiful. After learning it, it's all you want to play.
...nunca rompas el silencio si no es para mejorarlo ), una frase de Ludwig Van Beethoven , la sonata en do sostenido menor, Mondscheinsonate) Claro de luna ...fue escrita en 1801 , se trata de una de las obras más famosas del compositor , junto con el primer movimiento de la quinta sinfonía, la Bagatela para piano para Elisa y la novena sinfonía
Чтобы сделать жизнь счастливой, нужно любить повседневные мелочи. Сияние облаков, шелест бамбука, чириканье стайки воробьёв, лица прохожих - во всех этих повседневных мелочах нужно находить высшее наслаждение.
Un nostalgico apasionado del amor infinito a pesar de Su discapacidad al no poder escuchar su musica el viajaba y se imaginaba lo maravillozo q eran Sus temas y la exigencia de la perfeccion de su letra SHALOM
FlavioGarcia desde puerto escondido oax, me complasco en escuchar esta musica clasica, que me llega asta el Alma,bendiciones para todos los escuchan este Genero de musica,
Когда впервые я услышала Сонату, мне было лет 10, меня охватило такое волнение и непонятное чувство. Я не могла понять что со мной. И только потом , уже повзрослев,я поняла. Это надо слушать! Когда мечтаешь или грустишь, когда горе или радость, когда устала и нет сил... Соната бессмертна. Спасибо Бетховену.
12/03/2022-The first time I heard this song, at around 10 years old, I was instantly and totally mesmerized within seconds of my ‘uncle’ playing it on his piano. He only played the first part of it, but it was like it took me to another place in time/another realm in another/previous life. It was a place I felt an urgency to return to, even though it was painful. It was as if the song was calling me back. Now, countless years later, the song still has the same affect, only in the present, I know all about existence in previous lives, and other realms, but I did not as a child. And even though I found past lives hard to believe back then, my description of the feeling I encountered is the very same, as an adult knowing such things exist--
Me produce nostalgia,me lleva a recuerdos que ni recordaba que hubieran pasado en mí vida.Me transmite paz a la vez que una vorágine de ideas,sueños se agolpan y no puedo transcribirlos en las páginas en blanco de mis cuadernos.Me lleva a la montaña,a ríos de aguas claras y verdes pastos cercanos a la casa de mí infancia en el campo... 🕊️
I discovered this beautiful song in a chapter of Detective Conan more than 20 years ago ... and every day I like it more, it gives me a feeling of absolute peace.
Como no amar la música.como no quererla.mi abuela profesora de piano. interpretaba esta preciosa melodia tengo imagenes en mi corazón de imborrables.momentos.me emociona cada vez que la escucho.gracias.
Just in case somebody reads this comment, I invite you to take a look at this videos' upload date, June, 2018. Now, scroll down and notice the oldest comment, it's been shared only one week earlier. So, it's been almost 2 years - 1 year, 11 months, and 6 days, approximately - for someone to comment since the video was uploaded. I wonder if the global pandemic has something to do with this, or maybe a rare event of probability where humankind is embracing the old, classical, yet inspiring and vivid pieces of music likes this one.
Maybe because there are other videos and musical uploads of this piece? I wouldnt say people just started listening to classical music all of a sudden.
Rarity Fan Forever i mean, thanks to the pandemic people have a lot more time increasing the probability of stumbling across such videos (on top of probably some changes in the youtube algorithm)
