I stopped playing the violin for four years because of someone close to me dying. I lost all passion for it but this anime truly inspired me to pick it up again. A million thanks to this anime.
It revived my kinda lost debating skill. I have trained debate for seven years now, and yet, I just got generally a lot shyer, a lot more confused and less aggressive over time. I've started losing debate after debate. The show, kinda reminded me that as a performer, I just have to ignore any troubles like stage fright or other worries and concerns - just get up there and focus on giving a performance of a lifetime each time I make a speech. I 'm honestly surprised that something of an "inspirational" anime could actually do that, I've been looking down on all that inspirational quotes hippy nonsense that looks like wishful thinking almost for as long as I can remember. But I'll be dammed, for once it actually worked on me.
i heard your lie in April was an emotional anime and i was kinda getting bored of all the random stuff i was stuffing my eye holes with so i sat down and watched all 22 episodes in one night. i finished at 6 in the morning, and couldnt stop crying. i did nothing but think and cry for about 3 hours. i passed out beause my eyes were so heavy and my heart had shattered. this anime has sincerely broke me. its my new favourite anime, and i dont think ill ever shut up aboout it.
@@jamm8152 ah good to know, was just curious since a bit of time has passed after all. And on a side note, since a bit of time has passed since your previous comment. I did not expect you to respond so quickly, so that was definitely a jumpscare
@@maitripatil5759 Watch 君の名は(Your Name), if you have already watched 四月は君の嘘(Your Lie in April). Watch "I want to eat your pancreas". Start with small, but beautiful animes, like Kaguya-sama, Horimiya, COTE(bad anime, but good LN). And of course, rewatch Your Lie in April every year in April🔥
7:40 I don't know why but since I've been listening to this one more and more frequently, this part has stuck out to me even more. The following piano notes from the violin created an experience that I cannot even put into words! And then the pianist goes back into the chorus which sounds amazing! It's like I'm listening to two songs at once!
Who ever actually played the pieces in this anime for the show, I am eternally grateful for. They brought so much life and expression to the anime and created such an amazing atmosphere. I’m so so so so thankful for music. I can’t explain how much I need music to function. This anime and it’s pieces made me cry. Thanks thanks thanks
the music in this anime was what made me fall for the show even more. Hearing the words “the performances were boring and dramatic” from my siblings, I felt embarrassed that I live in the same household as them. It was so beautiful and still is. Being able to hear the emotion of the playing was just so amazing, this has to be one of my favorite anime. Oh how I wish I was able to play violin or piano with such passion. People who play piano or violin, or really any instrument, I love you, I admire you, you are so talented. okay I’m done speaking now bye bye.
Dam,i ve got FULL BODY tingle on chopin s ballade no 1 for 10 secs straight!(with violin starting at the mid,i didnt expect that) it was so pleasant,and i never knew it would be clasical music,that gaved me this "sensation"
This piece appears to be an allegory for the duet between the pianist and the violinist. When this piece was first performed, there was also a duet. In this case it was Camille Saint-Saens acting as conductor, and fellow composer Pablo de Sarasate, who played the violin solo at the beginning. The duet between Camille Saint-Saens and Pablo de Sarasate is similar to the duet between the violinist and the pianist in the series itself. The arrangement they used here is the version of Introduction and Rondo Cappricioso as arranged by George Bizet. Coincidence? I think not!
I've watched this anime like 5 times and I'm watching it for the 6th now, and trust me every time I get this part I cry the like I've never did before. It's just wonderful, amazing and touching :').
I have been playing the clarinet for 9 years already. Freshman year of high school I lost interest as I watched as each of my friends walked out on my life as I just was to busy practicing and had no free time. They left mealone and I had just continued to play but I didnt play with the same passion as I used when I first played the clarinet. I was realizing that I am somewhat like Kousei. I have been getting fear and barely even hear myself play anymore. I just play for a promise I kept for myself and I just stopped really having passion for my music anymore. I have a piano and I played and mentally composed but I stopped. It's been 4 years since I last played the piano. I barely started to watch the anime but this is making me cry already in the first 4 episodes. I hope to get my passion and not give up on my once passion for clarinet and piano.
My favorite classical song, it gives me hardcore goosebumps and every time the main sequence at 1:45 kicks in, the violin cries in such a bittersweet and mournful way the point of moving me to tears. Then 4:46 happens and I start subconsiously swaying to the melody of the violin, as this whole song consumes me every time I listen to it. Absolutely immaculate piece of art. I don't know how someone made this, but they had so much talent. For anyone who wants to pick up an instrument, everyone starts out bad, even mozart and chopin. They had to work their way up with painstaking sessions and constant repitition. You can do it, don't give up on the things you love, and enjoy the experiences and the learning curve that comes along with it. Keep it up, and you'll become a professional in time. Love you all and have a wonderful rest of your day💜
Oh my hugging gawd RU-vid! An unskippable commercial break at exactly the half point of the song. Words cannot express how irate that made me. One moment I’m vibing to this wonderful song, and the next I’m watching a commercial about BK Whoppers. By the way, I was watching it on YT for Xbox.
I always wanted to play the piano. I remember when i was like 5, i skipped out on class and hid under Miss Campbells Grand Piano in the library, and the feeling was so enchanting. I begged and begged and begged, but my dad refused to spend money on anything except soccer. throughout my elementary and middle school years i would complete my homework with perfection. Always trying my best and getting almost perfect grades. But one day, I just stopped. I had no interest anymore. I wanted piano lessons, but noone would teach me. Then one day i was browsing through Hulu and I saw this anime. Now, I was skeptical at first because i dont like anime. But when i saw what it was about i just had to see it. I had just moved out of my parents house and moved in with my best friend, and he has an absolutely ancient upright piano in the living room. he taught me how to play the minecraft theme and that was it. now, after watching this show, i dont let anyone hold me back. I was everyone to hear this. to feel my story through the notes I play. Just like Arima.
One of my favourite pieces in this wonderful show! Just finished Your Lie in April in the last 3 days and my god it was one of the best anime I have ever seen!! My interest for classical music has been awoken and I just realised how beautiful classical music is! And this piece is just encompassing all of these emotions! The scene, where Kousei and Kaori play this was easily one of the best in the entire series and this new version of the original piece just fits perfectly with our Protagonists: Kousei and Kaori...my god such a good show
Le agradezco demasiado a este anime, antes yo quería aprender a tocar piano pero solo como un hobbie, la verdad no le hayaba mucho sentido y no me esforzaba en lo absoluto, prácticaba tan solo una vez a la semana, pero desde que vi este anime me inspiré mucho, demasiado diría yo, me hizo querer ser como Kousei y kaori, me hizo amar la música, ahora todos los días practico en el piano al menos una hora, todos los días escucho en la noche escucho música clásica y me he decido de ser pianista profesional, de vivir de eso, también me gustaría aprender a tocar el violín y otros instrumentos más, en fin, muchas gracias Kousei y kaori, los amo demasiado, han cambiado mi vida, me han hecho demasiado feliz :')
My little cousin just turned 11 and we got her the score for Rondo Capriccioso because she loves to listen to it. she hasn’t touched it yet but when she finally learns we can work on adding me into the mix. (i know you listen to this video specifically del you better do your homework so you don’t get grounded)
@@mafuyuVenus There is a scene where they eat food , and at that time I was eating a cheeseburger and I thought to myself : What if I put my penis inside the burger and use the ketchup as lubricant to fap? . And that's how I discovered my Cheeseburger fetish.
I'm 16, I want to ask for christmas for a piano or violin.. haven't decided yet. I'm exited but at the same time I know I'll suffer a lot, wish me luck???
thats good. In a performance, the performers breathe to each other as a sort of audible cue saying "heres an important bit" or "im coming in now" or "here's where im slowing down a bit" Breathing is good.
This anime inspired me to really pick up my piano playing skills, I've been practicing everyday for hours thanks to your lie in April. :D Such an inspirational show.
I quit piano after playing it for 3 to 4 months its been 4 to 5 years since i last touched the piano and after i watched this anime i made a spot for my piano and start playing the piank again and im having lots of fun cant do this one tho i tried it once cant even compare to this good luck to anyone learning any instrument hope u have fun playing it
+werdninja1 HOW CSN YOU PLAY THAT?! I tried and sound like a dying whale XD. Well Im still 13, I have never used the 3rd position or however you say that in english
I love this piece because even though it is meant to be a violin piece with a piano as accompanist, once the introduction ends and the Rondo Capriccioso starts building up its momentum, it sounds like the pianist and violinist are fighting for dominance.
Yukiko While i understand your irritation with that, i would like to point out a few facts. 1: I am a musician, i started out playing trumpet when i was 12 and ive moved in and out through various instruments from piano to clarinet and im 20 now. I first heard the rondo capriccioso at a recital at my local community college when i was 8 during a school trip and thats where i first got that "battlefield impression" that many violinists and their accompanist try to create when performing this piece. 2: I am also into anime and Shigatsu wa kimi no uso was a show that i did infact enjoy because of my interest in music in general. Just like any show, musical anime has a sort of niche audience and because of this most of the people who watched the show did so because they themselves enjoy music, so yes, many of the people are going to comment about the show when on videos showcasing any of the pieces performed during the show but i dont see that as a bad thing. Everyone has to be exposed to something in some form, is it so wrong that they were exposed to wonderful pieces like this and many others because of a show? Does that make them lesser than people who study music or perform professionally? Of course not. I understand that people can act like they know info about a topic because of shallow sources, but just because someone makes an observation about how a piece feels, especially if it reminds them of a show in which the same feelings mightve been evoked, that doesnt degrade the piece in the slightest.
+TJW595 I understand you and I believe you have real musical knowledge :D , but I still can't stand people who pretend musical knowledge because it's a degrace for music to be used as an instrument for top comments you understand me?
This anime inspired me to play violin with passion and emotion. Idk why, but I just went outside and played my violin for four hours, and I think my whole neighborhood hates Mozart's Violin Concerto 4 now.
+Michelle Fu After finishing that anime I also directly went to my piano and played like 3 hours on it. And it went much better than before, it's like I got inspired by that anime :D And I got a lot! Thanks to this anime, I discovered Chopin's Ballade No.1 for me, it is sooo beautiful...
I've heard many interpretation from this song and I can tell you: this is a really strong version - not really like the original, as you can clearly hear from people talking in anime, but something very lively. There is much heart, much soul and alot of feelings in it. Yes, indeed... this is not from Camille Saint Saens anymore - it is hers.
Coincidence that me and my girlfriend are a pianist and violinist, respectively. As soon as we knew each other we had to buy the score for Introduction to Rondo Capriccioso. It might take us a decent amount of time to learn (as we are still teenagers), but we will do our best to give a showstopping performance to whoever we play for.
Genesis ಠ_ಠ we have been apathetic about it. I'd really like to though. Half the time we are in a practice space it turns into make out sessions..... I'm also a bit more serious than she is about music, since I am planning on being a piano performance major at university where as she is going for fashion design. We all have our passions ❤️
Awwee, it would've been nice to see you record it and upload it here on RU-vid. But oh well, at least you two are happy (: when I clearly am in love with a guy who doesn't like me haha. tmi.
***** They're called a variety of things. Concertos. Sonatas. Partitas. Depending on what they are. What they are not, however, are songs.Songs are sung vocally. This is a solo piece played on a violin.
Kurt S Pieces or songs, doesn't matter, it's still music. I usually just say "Classical music' instead of 'Classical pieces'. I really don't know why some people get so bothered about this kind of stuff...
jr4chargers I was talking about how the person called this piece a song. That's all. You should've read the comments better. My point is just that songs are always vocal. Pieces should never be referred to as songs.
I watched the first 5 episodes, learned that she was terminally, ill, and turned it off. I think I'll just listen to the soundtrack and never watch another. I cannot emotionally handle it, even though I'm 27.
Watch it. Watch it exactly because you think you can not handle it. Let it break you if it must and then put yourself back up and smile. Love and loss are part of life and for those that love but lose the one they love ... it's only in their heads. In truth, their love is eternal, because no one will be able to break it ever again. The one who goes away is the one who will always always always will love them. Isn't this truly the most incredible thing? SO, watch it and come back here and tell!
It's been five years since I could hold a violin in my hands again. When I placed the bow on the strings and drew back, it sounded like a thousand dying cats. I cried for a long time and I refused for a while to pick it up again. it's hard... I was so good. I'm getting there, starting with my scales. baby steps. I'll get there again one day.
Hey. . . How are your piano lessons going? I hope you have them peacfully... as a happy and alive human being 🙂 . . . 😐 seriously are you okay? Well, I hope other commenters are okay at least 😙
HOLY SHIT YOU DON'T KNOW HOW MUCH I NEEDED THIS IN MY LIFE, like damn it, i have found many versions of it but they're not quite the same because in the episode Kousei and Kaori have something like a fight for protagonism on the stage and doesn't play the piano as softly as he should and that's not on any of the other versions i have found, i absolutely love you!
Le' Wolfie hajhaj yes i've seen the scene many many times, but this is the piece played by the artists who play kousei and kaori's bits, they obviosly recorded the whole thing and then they edited it for the anime, this is that original piece made for the anime :) at least it sounds identical to me.
4:21 always gets me (she plays this same part of the song on the roof, and afterward she says, "there, you see? getting a miracle can be a singe!") THE FEELS
one eyed him Also, throughout the song you can hear the accompanist inhaling loudly. I heard from my piano teacher that they only teach accompanists to do that in America because they need that to keep in synchronization with the violinist. My piano teacher has taught in different countries and was shocked to hear the breathing the first time she was performing (vocals) with the accompanist doing the inhaling.
+DarkZekrom Maybe American accompanists are known the most for breathing? I'm not aware nor sure, but I do know it's a common thing to breathe loudly. My teacher does it XD and I'm from the Netherlands.
Nico Canta I'm pretty sure that's the bow's friction across the string before the violin produces a note. I heard it in the anime too, and she always tugged her bow across the strings when she made that sound, and I think the original violinist that recorded did that on purpose for originality purposes.
***** Nope. Its a breath. its a 'technique' of sorts. you take a breath and slowly put the bow on the string so it doesn't move unnecessarily. The sound of a bows friction on strings is wayyyyyy more unpleasant. even if silent.
***** as Exelitious said, tht sound is from the breathing, u can hear tht the "breathing" noise doesn't match up to the bow strokes. Also, the bow sound is much more raspy, and tight (closed, muffled, doesn't really project), whereas breathing sounds more open. If that makes any sense. Due to that property, typically, bow sounds arent picked up/recorded. Also, due to the fact that the raspy sound isnt a pleasant sound at all, we usually avoid trying to pick up that sound all toghether
It's so amazing :oo I still can't understand, why everyone's like: "Classical music is lame". Dude, without Mozart and Chopin, there would not be any type of music today xD. I would do anything to meet the great musicians of the past😍
@George Baqleh Chopin was a great Composer but compared to Mozart he was nothing. Mozart made much to the music now. Tchaikovsky who is a very big part in todays Music was a big Mozart fan.
@@Koopatotschkaru Personally, I much prefer Chopin's compositions to that of Mozart's. Sure Mozart is definitely more iconic and influential, but that doesn't mean he's objectively better.
Coincido con todos ustedes gente ^^, toco el violín hace 3 años y hasta ahora no le veía sentido alguno pero aún así lo sostenía y hacía lo posible por seguir, un día estaba por salir de la PC y rechazar la siguiente clase pero anteriormente vi un capítulo de Shigatsu, al verlo me di cuenta de muchas cosas que uno debería darse cuenta por si solo y saben que. Aún sigo tocando el violín y cada vez que escucho algo de este anime me apasiono cada vez más y más, muchísimas gracias Kosei, Kaori!
ハビエル ciertamente a mi me paso igual con la musica clasica me gusta mas pero las no tan conocidas q las q estan muy trilliadas les tengo un poco de mania xD
I can play the piano and guitar (classical acoustic and electric), Albeit not to a level of a professional mind you. But if I learned Violin, it's such an emotional instrument and everything you do with it no matter how small is so impactful to the sound. Violin is so intimidating.
I hold violin or other string instruments such as viola, cello, and contrabass to the most difficult instruments because you must take into account innumerable factors of a piece and your own playing style, or you could fail terrible because of that one small misstep. (Plus it was always Band vs Orchestra in my schools, and I'd vow I'd one day show em the power of the strings)
The same can be said for any musical instrument actually. It all depends on how much you feel the instrument; how much you want that instrument to understand you. This is very metaphoric, but your playing really all depends on the connection you have with your particular instrument. If you have a deep understanding with it, then it will naturally respond to you.
Tbh it's not everything out of the world different (not saying that it's not good or special or something). In anime a lot of things are exaggerated, like kuroko no basket or something.
It's not really that different or special. She just play it in whatever way she wants it to be (ignoring whatever instruction there is on the sheet) that's why it's different.
Yamik The manga, even though the series is about music, the author gives what the music is being played. Thus; you have to listen to it while you read the countless misery of feels of the manga.
