Oh my gosh I've been looking for this for like an hour now and I gave up and decided to check out this because someone answered something abut Yiruma on a yahoo question "Sad songs on piano?" Or something. Then I check out the top track and I find it! Yesssss
She was so beautiful on that night, the twinkle in her eyes and that sweet autumn smile. She was perfect...so agenelic and graceful. I remember I took her to Denver Hills to watch the stars. I parked the car right at the very top of the hill and we layed on top of my old doge duran. The night was so calm and peaceful the sweet breeze caressed the both of us and made us feel like we were on cloud 9. I looked at her and she looked at me...and for that moment I felt complete. I lean over and whispered into her ear...bite the pillow im going in dry.
it was played at an old friend of mines funeral too. I use to listen and ball my eyes out. now i listen to it and it calms me and reminds me of her. it gets better xx
I imagine a little girl playing with her father slowly as she grows up. Soon, she gets married and lives out her life, still being extremely close to her father. At the end, the father is dying slowly of a disease and she's sitting by his bedside as he revisits the memories of her as a child.
My boyfriend broke up with me today. So, since I was sad, I went to his mom's youtube channel and looked at all her saved song playlists. At first, I bopped to some Indian music, but then I found this in her playlist and it represented how I felt today. Thank You for saving this video Your son broke my heart. I hope you realize, Pinaki fish is with us forever.
the song made me cry and because i miss my family back in the philippines, this made me realize of how much they cared for me and I didn't even care so I really miss them
Here is a first. Your family did so much for you and you treated them back with disrespect? They gave up things to help you grow paid for your food you hated them. They try so hard to do something in your life that would make a difference and they did. You gave them a difference of how they didn't want their child to grow up.
my dad passed away when i was ten and whenever i think of him or feel down, i go to my room and listen to this and cry silently to myself, hoping hes happy up there and wishing we had more of a life together :( R.I.P Dad, See you soon! xxx
This song really helps my chronic depression, the "river" that flows in me is now coming out of my eye sockets.... And it makes me feel somewhat better... Thank you whoever wrote this.
This is a sedative in music form, earth could literally be under siege by planet fucking jupiter but as soon as someone plays this song I will go into a deep trance.
I always fall in love when I hear piano instrumental that aren't noisy and too loud, just the right sound. Calm and full of love, one that's peaceful, peaceful enough to put you into a daze or to sleep with a smile on your face r a blissful thought running through your mind. I especially fall in love when boys play piano, like the guy in my church who plays the piano like his life depended on it, more than a year ago was the first time I heard him play and until today I still loved how he played, it was like every time he played he was in a dream with his eyes closed, feeling every piano piece he touches with every cell in his body. It just amazes me completely.
Though there's no lyrics, I feel like the melody itself is reminding of wonderful time of my life that I had lost. Friendship, family and love, all were taken away from me in the last few years. I kind of wander alone without them.
Nhớ Hà nội quá đi thôi , tôi biết bài nhạc này qua 365 ngày hạnh phúc của vov gt, đã mấy năm rồi , giờ nằm đây nhớ lại quãng tg ấy , k hẳn tuyệt vời nhưng khá êm đềm
I just keep listening over and over. I just keep crying more and more. Just listening to this brings out my tears not only of sadness but of joy as well. Who here else can relate? Speak up and share you sadness and joy.
everybody. yiruma is korean composer born in south korea. and oversea study music and piono in london.... and he made many song. this song release in 2001. ^/
magical...255.195 thumbs up...imagine we all 255.195 thumbs up lived together in the same town...all musical neighbours...such a peace...smiles and politeness everywhere... river flows...water...loving sounds...thank you yiruma for such hope and positivity...thanks for uniting people everywhere
I started learning how to play the piano because of this song at the age of 22, when I afforded a secondhand piano. It's been 3 weeks since then and I'm still trying my best. :)
Good luck on learning it! I suggest you start with something easier first though. Need to learn to walk before you run! I've managed to learn half of it and I'm struggling for the second half! Working towards grade 4 here
Anthony Morris you can play the piano if you practice. If you practice toward your dream, you may find yourself one day playing this by heart. I play the piano and I really need to learn this. Just find that time and motivation and you will get there
Did you ever learn yet? Just learn the basics and play what comes to mind. Don't worry about learning other people's stuff unless it comes easy. Shoot from the hip. Play for yourself and have fun and others will like it no matter what. Most of them don't know shit.
Doesn't matter when you're watching this or which generation is watching this, as long as RU-vid is there and this video is there, it's bound to make EVERYONE to just keep on listening
This was the first real piece of music I learnt on piano when I was 12/13. I played it so so many times I eventually became sick of it, now 5 years later i played it again for the first time since, and so many memories, emotions have come flooding back. Music is one of the greatest gateways to the human soul. Thank you Yiruma.
Every time I listen to this, I always seem to think about my late grandma and grandpa. I've never had a chance to meet them. But I know that they're proud of me of what I've become. :')
Some people are saying they prefer more complex pieces, which is totally fine. It's all up to each person what they enjoy. I, personally, love this piece because of its simplicity. So simple, so beautiful, so meaningful. Just amazing.
I found this piece cassually once and I haven't forgotten that time until this moment. Now, I listen to a lot of pieces of Yiruma and they sound in my mind when everything is silent. I'd love to go to a concert of him. Greetings from Argentina.
Thank you, dear Kwun Ho Tsang, for being able to express what I also have felt so clearly, but has not been able to express. Yes, there is to me also a feeling of desperation, of striving to somewhat that cannot be reached, it makes me a little restless even though the melody is so soft, and still I like it that very much - because isn´t this the real meaning of life, striving... and at the end of life, you see that that is the essence of life... as the water in the river never stand still, and if it does then there is no more life. Maybe this striving is also the reason why I cannot get enough listening to this wonderful piece of music...
Bethany Joy Well, get on it girl. It's not that hard with some practice. I'd have to practice a bit too since I haven't played it in several years now. ;-)
Is the most incredible, soul felt song ever written. A friend plays it on his flute and it touches my heart in a beautiful embrace and tender breath. Thank you. ❤🔥🔥
12 years later I am blessed to have a daughter who plays music largely by ear, I now hear this song and many more played live in my home! Her channel Samantha Laschinsky features her ‘performances since she was 4’...so glad she lives artists like Yiruma and classics!
Esta canción la he escuchado durante toda mi infancia, toda mi vida, y siempre que la escucho, hasta ahora, me hacia reír y abrazar a mis amigos y decir "ey, esa es nuestra canción!" Y reír. Pero el colegio se ha acabado. Y esos amigos nos separamos para siempre. El último día de clase, la escuchamos, por ultima vez todos juntos, y nos rompimos en lagrimas. Ahora, cada vez que la escucho, se me rompe el alma. Me trae recuerdos de todo. Adoro esta cancion😭
Awesome piece of music. I heard my daughter just played this song. Thank God for creative and talented person such as Yiruma. It makes World is more likeable and loveable place to live in.
I don't understand why people dislike this, I mean it's a huge effort from him! I dare the dislikers of this song to play it even better than him! well I guess they can't!
I don't understand why on almost every video we always get an idiot who complain about dislikes just to get likes from people. It's people like you who don't even care about the music. The dislikes are less than 0.1 percent of likes and lets not even talk about the amount of views. This song was so beautiful I didn't care about likes or dislikes...
I really was cutting onions just a might it's ago cuz I was helping my mom cook. god my eyes stung so much tears flowed put like a river. I'm still crying.
I've worked very hard on this song and I finally got it down and uploaded it a few months ago on my channel, please watch it even if it isn't as good as Yiruma's performance! Thank you!!!
Nam Nam, I love, love you! My heart is full of you! And this is our song! We are a river one for each other, who flows giving love and life! Be blessed, my love! 💜
I finally found the video. I am crying. This is so beautiful. I just heard this in movies and always wanted to hear the whole thing. This touchs my heart.😢🌹
