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woooww awesome piece :)

Wow, the inspiration for the great fairy theme from Zelda: Ocarina of Time can’t be denied.

One of my favorites <3

Autumn Leaves plagiarized this piece.

This was favourite piece of my first love. Right now i can play it but i guess she won't listen it from me. Still reminds me of her. If u are seeing my comment i hope u are happy with your life.

1:33 HOW IT GOES ON TO THE SECOND THEME AGAIN IS SMOOTH

sounds like fairy fountain in the beginning zelda yk

天才

This piece gives me a warm feeling yet a cold, lonely nostalgia that I cannot shake. I'm grateful I was... born. Born to witness this. To enjoy the creations of the world. Have a wonderful day, viewer.

I'm not terribly familiar with the geography of Findland but what I do remember is that Mr. Sibelius was born in the oldest inland municipality in southern Findland said to be the place of serene lakes. I have a strange idea that for trees are plentiful to see in that area. Even moreso that the poetic composer may often have sat gazing at the play of gentle to strong winds rustling through the branches of the majestic firs. And listening to this pleasant rolling melody inclines me more to believe that the winds he saw were more the gentle and soft

interesting that at 152 and 4:16 the T voice deviates from the pattern! It goes to C# instead of B.

1:18 2:20

Beautiful 🤍

magical! Sibelius proves again and again what you can do with so little, stunning piece!

this song makes me remind of animal crossing :)

beautiful

all i hear is autumn leaves

Está canción la conocí cuando empecé a enamorarme (realmente) por primera vez, preciosa pieza

Шикарное, я бы сказала лучшее исполнение этого произведения, Спасибо!!!

II V I

이 곡을 발견할 나를 칭찬해

what the hell is a twoset?

I am not a professional musician but I can feel Sibelius’s influence on Russian composers of late Soviet era. I can feel his unique elegant style in many compositions and songs and in some I even hear plain plagiarism.

Hello, I’m ten years old. I'm playing this piece on the piano right now. I’m from Czech Republic. Beatiful piece❤🎉

What a great performance! I am a student studying movies in Korea. I want to insert the music of this video into the short film I made. Will it be okay? I will definitely reveal the source of the performer in the ending Cradit :)

Sibelius is underrated

Impresionismo

Dear Shiraishi, I am contacting you from Nanouk Films, a production company based in Barcelona, Spain. We are producing an independent short film, and the director came across your performance of The Sapin Op.75-5. We would like to collaborate with you and have the permission to use it. We would love to have an email or way to talk with you about it, the "Contact" form on your webstie doesn't seem to work. Thank you for your time. Gerard Simó

So much rubato. The rhythmic phrasing just falls and dies.

Nice beginning

On ‘Fur Elina’ by Arvo Pärt The sequence of notes and silence in the harmonic envelope Pärt chose for the piece bespeaks to me of a possibility that may only exist for our kind in imagination - a life of work and play in alert repose holding each moment in exactly a way appropriate to when and where the listener in waiting stands… with time stretched out, and the pressure of mortality eased, allowing everything and everyone to encompass all that is called for: the foundation of peace found in an end to frantic activity. For the brief moment of listening, all that remains problematic in the experience of mortal sentient humanity goes away. Pieces of music like ‘Fur Elina’ for me create for a moment the sense or feeling that broken balance or sacred connection has been restored, as though it always has been; a moment in time in which what is the current condition isn't anymore, briefly. Some artists might suggest -- largely those not duped by the "art for art's sake" dogma -- that creating like moments is what art is _for_; what it is intended to do. I think this was the aim and lost direction of what has now come to be called Faith. Only the tip of the iceberg of the work’s implicit dissent would be political and social.

The Sapin Op. 75 No. 5 is an extraordinary musical composition that captivates listeners with its enchanting qualities. Its simplicity belies its profound ability to evoke intense emotions in human hearts. In fact, this piece possesses such depth and intricacy that it may be played by any child, yet only a few have the capacity to truly feel and experience its power. Hence, it stands as a testament to the genius of its creator, a massive masterpiece in every sense of the word. The Sapin Op. 75 No. 5 is a composition that transcends time and place, casting a spell on those fortunate enough to encounter its melodic charms. Its delicate and evocative notes weave a tapestry of emotions, transporting the listener to a realm of tranquility and introspection. With every chord and cadence, this piece creates a harmonious dialogue between the performer and the soul of the listener.

I might be dumb but what’s twoset?

Thanks to Eurythmy School in Jarna, Sweden, where we moved this piece for the first time in 2015 and I fell in love with it.

I like how it is calming and relaxing to listen to 😊

It’s okay

Mid

ペルトは本当に神秘的…

This is not the "sapin" but the "mélèze" (larch) ; somebody translated wrong and the whole world has kept on repeating the same mistake for years !

Just discovered this piece. It's so beautiful. Thank you for playing and posting.

この生配信シリーズ、本当にとても助かります。通勤や作業中などに繰り返し流させてもらっています。

Wow, what an underrated piece.

Wow he resolves the every day life problems

도시의 야경이 생각나는

Beautiful and haunting music. :):)

譜読みのミスが

Why does the recording play through the piece twice?

this is the song im learning next<3

2:25 reminds me a lot of Les barricades mïstérieuses

This is beautiful! would you mind sharing what's written on the score? I can't read japanese 😔