IM FILLED WITH EMOTION! Schubert - Serenade REACTION 

Hang in there. Classical music always makes me feel better and this is a beautiful song with the violins playing the melody.

Music is one of the most healing types of art. It touches us in ways we can't describe and shows us that we're not alone. Every time I listen to a piece of music like this, I feel like I'm shaking hands with the artist

Hey James. One of my favorite pieces of classical music that brings healing is a piece of church music by Vivaldi called 'Nisi dominus - cum dederit' and sung by Andreas Scholl. Scholl is a counter tenor, which means a man who, by intense training, can sing as high and pure as a female soprano while keeping the power of the male voice. It's truly a piece that could've been sung by angels.

It's interesting that you would go to Schubert at about the same time as you've been getting into Joni Mitchell. She felt that in her earlier songs she was writing music in the same tradition as Schubert's songs.

The best way to absorb classical music, eyes closed and letting it wash over you. No thinking, just let it take away your pain.

People should always be proud of there music and culture and not of their politics and governement. Thats what I am as a german in this moment listening to this wonderful piece of music

Just beautiful! There are many stunningly beautiful movie soundtracks as well: Schindler’s List, The Mission (especially Gabriel’s Oboe), and Somewhere in Time are some of my favorites.

Try classical gas. Mason Williams. Entire musical /instrument played by him and put together on one track. Genius in the sixties.

Beautiful.💜

Great to hit the classical side of music.

There’s no need to apologise for showing that you’re moved by something. I hope everything turns out well.xxx

💕 your channel makes me happy, James ❤❤❤

This makes me so nostalgic! When I was young I played violin. My pianist mother and grandfather (an orchestra conductor) had me play duets with them. It made me read music at a young age. We always had music in the house. I miss them.

James my brother 👊

Love your expression James - bliss! Xx

I can see your Aura right now James 😊

Hi James, love ur ch, been a subby since the start. I've suffered frm depression all my life(58). I want u to kno how much of an inspiration u r to me. U r such a beautiful soul. I've been requesting this song since ur 1st Pavarotti reaction & thot I'd throw it out there agn. It's Tchaikovsky's- None But The Lonely Heart. It's so beautiful & wld love to c u react to it. I love u so much & pls keep hanging in there. U hav a wonderful fan base who r truly there for u. Take care sweetie!💖🙏

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing. Here is a couple of my favorites I'm sure you'll love: "Rustle of Leaves" By Christian Sinding, "To a Wild Rose" By Edward MacDowell and Beethoven's "7th Symphony, Second Movement."

I'm not sure but I don't think you have ever reacted to Joni Mitchell's incredible music. There is a goldmine of material waiting for you to hear. Brilliant, timeless music and lyrics. She borders on classical in some of her compositions. "A Case Of You, River, Down To You, Both Sides Now....so many gems. Start with the studio versions.

I think my all time favorite is Debussy's "Clair de Lune": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-WNcsUNKlAKw.html Also love Chopin: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-p29JUpsOSTE.html Debussy's "Rêverie": ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_CUC2-S1NMI.html

I'll throw these 2 suggestions for future.... Dvorak, new world symphony (classical) Phil Driscoll (Christian, but not how you think... masterful music) Again, best of wishes and thoughts.

check out schubert's string quintet in c major, one of the best pieces ever in my opinion

I hope it's not your grandfather. I know how much you talk about and rely on him..... with that said, I hope it's not anyone really.... I don't comment much, but for a professional musician, you are a treasure.... love all of your reviews. Much respect and sincere prayers for your family

try The Blue Danube

Nice reaction. Schubert is just one of the very best. As an aside, I think you should make a copy/backup of this entire channel as a test and ask your subscribers to subscribe to that new clone channel as well. Give it a similar but different name and of course keep this channel. See if that other channel gets a lot more views and even brand new subscribers. Because i think the amount of views you've been getting recently on this channel is ridiculous and some BS. I've seen a different user that was in a dead end channel after a strong start do what i described first and it really changed things up. He then changed the old channel into a different type of channel with a lot less updates and continued with the new channel as his main. I knows it sucks because it's kind of like starting all over (but it really isn't; your subscribers are more loyal than you think) and a lot of work, but something is just strange here...

Dude..... you like this try Yo Yo Ma's Bach Cello Suite No. 1

You have to react to Vivaldi's The 4 Seasons

Schubert himself would be shocked about this instrumentation. It's pure kitsch. Listen to the original, with Guitar and a singer.