The most beautiful music I have ever heard; that makes me feel out of this world, in a special place, full of beauty and peace.That's fantastic, I never get tired of listening to this Overtüre, and this Orchestra knows how to play it beautifully ! Thanks for this gift !
ich bin kein opern bzw. wagner fan, aber das motiv welches am anfang zu hören ist und sich ja während der ganzen oper immer wieder zeigt, ist einfach unglaublich schön ♥
This is actually a Prelude (Vorspiel), not an Overtüre, which is not a minor detail when it comes to understanding how Wagner changed the history of Opera. Overwhelming music.
TheRenardeau, the photos that match this heavenly music are perfect, reflecting the movements of this precious jewel !... They help us in this voyage to the Infinite... They were perfectly chosen ! Danke !
Gottes Berührung durch Richard Wagner Minute 1 Meine Hände sind schweiß nass; wenn ich die Augen schließe sehe ich einen Wald im saftigen Grün, die Sonnen wirft silberne Fäden zu Boden Minute 2:00 Ich erhebe mich aus dem Wald, und überblicke ein Tal; die Morgensonne taucht den Horizont in ein strahlendes Gelb, Minute 3:50 die Vögel singen, 4:30 ein wärmendes Gefühl durchdringt meinen Körper und breitet sich aus; Gänsehaut; 5:50 die Welt wird bunter und lauter; die Gefühle überschlagen sich; jede Faser meines Körpers zieht sich zusammen um der überwältigenden Schönheit zu entfliehen, die droht mich unter sich zu erdrücken, 6:25 Ein Blitz; Gott persönlich senk sich herab; 6.50 sein gleißendes Licht durchdringt jede Zelle und erleuchtet den Wald in einer Schönheit die kein lebendes Wesen begreifen kann; 7:20 sein Licht betäubt alle unserer Sinne, wir fallen in einen wunderschönen Traum dessen Schönheit wir niemals zur Gänze erfassen können. 8:40 das helle Licht zieht sich zurück und hinterlässt jedes Geschöpf, jede Pflanze, in Frieden und Wohlgefallen 9:30 wir erwachen aus der Trance; durch Gottes Berührung sehen wir in eine wunderschöne Zukunft; niemand kann es uns nehmen, niemand kann uns zerstören, denn die Schönheit die wir erfahren haben, wird für immer in uns bleiben;
Joachim Dötsch i swam in.the middle of lake Alpsee dragon flies all around me i was in heaven and i will never forget it in my head his music playing for it was dream in a dream
Many conductors say they want this played at their funeral. It's sublimely beautiful. I saw Lohengrin 5 times at the SAn Francisco Opera in the 80's. Did I like it? heck ya. There is NOTHING like the mysticism, passsion of Wagner's mucic. Once you are hooked, you are hooked for life. Enjoy everyone and be inspired like I am. Can't you just see the Holy Spirit decending in a etheral blue vapor as Wagner musically envisioned? I can.
Im transported to my true self n true soul when i hear his music. I know not of anything that does this to me. Nothing Just his Music unleashes emotions that i cannot explain. But i yearn feel want need this and desire these feelings forever.
Culture is culture, beauty is beauty and ugliness exists in the mind of the perceiver. I fine only beauty in Wagner, and anyone who looks for something different must look first of all inside themselves.
+Richard de Meath Not necessarily true! A balanced mind is one that looks beyond the glitz. As one should not judge a book by its cover! One should also not be dazzled by the false light of celebrity status, as many were like Hitler an admirer of Richard Wagner. Still I do agree that this is the most ethereal piece from Wagner that takes one up to a lofty expansive view, where the air is clean.
Wagner's music enables you to explore the emotions that you didnt think you have before. You thought that you figured-out all your inner self throgh other great musics but when you hear Lohengrin or other Wagner's music for the first time, you are captured by a new sets of emmotions. This music is just above enything else ever compsed by any human being.The only human creation that surpassed it is another of wagner's creation called parsifal. The finale of parsifal is the Cream de la Cream of all art. It's as if all the beautiful things that a human being can muster is just a prelude to the parsifal finale. It can only fit the most Heavely realms.
Well stated. It is simply true Wagner's art is something apart. A Ring Cycle is comparable only to the Eleusian Mysteries of ancient Greece or the Orestia of Aeschylus. Nothing else ever equals that experience.
Tragedy has no bearing on beauty. And as a side note, it has no bearing on happiness either. If that were the case there would be no Irish music at all, lol! The Irish are famous for writing happy songs about death, dying, famine and natural disasters! P.S. I'm in the birthplace of the blues which IS highway61...we might be neighbors.
My mom and I were listening to this piece about 40 years ago, and she looked at me and said “if there is music in heaven, this is what it must sound like”... I will never forget that moment.
For the past few hours, I've been writing about Ludwig II, Bavaria's last true king. Listening to a glorious musical composition like this, it is understandable why Fairy Tale King Ludwig adored Richard Wagner. My better half is prejudiced against opera. So I said: "Just listen to this for one minute." I have to admit that I prefer preludes over the actual voice parts. Musical creations like these are beyond beautiful. I can't continue writing because tears are veiling my vision.
Eminently successful in public, Wagner enjoyed domestic tranquility in the company of his dogs, which were his pride and joy. Two of them, Russ and Koss, accompanied him on daily walks. Russ was eventually buried at Wagner’s feet at his gravesite. But his most beloved dog was perhaps a King Charles spaniel named Pep. It was one of the few creatures to whom Wagner exposed his innermost thoughts. Pep would respond naturally to his master’s changing tone of voice with corresponding jumping and barking, but Wagner discovered something more. It began to appear that Pep was sensitive to the emotional tone of music. Wagner noticed that the dog would respond differently to certain melodies and musical phrases as he sang or played them on the piano. For instance, certain passages in E-flat major elicited a calm tail wag from Pep, while passages in E major caused him to stand up in excitement. Wagner discovered, through Pep’s consistent reactions, that he could associate specific musical keys with particular moods and emotions in drama. So Wagner drafted the dog Pep to co-write his next two operas, Tannhauser and Lohengrin. Pep had his own stool next to Wagner’s piano, and whenever the composer was having trouble with a passage, he would turn to Pep for his reaction and rewrite the piece according to the dog’s directions. Thus, Wagner was able to achieve the effect, in Tannhauser, of having E-flat major convey the mood of holy love and salvation and E major suggest sensual love and debauchery. In Lohengrin, individual characters were associated-with Pep’s help-not only with particular musical keys but also with specific musical instruments and themes.
Last weekend i was sitting at my favorite lake in the middle of the woods in the Harz while listening to this. As 6:32 started playing, i was staring at the tree roofs swinging with the wind, and then, i realized i was right in the middle,in the home, in the hearth of the "schöpferisch" Germanic Geist: der deutsche Wald. And i felt that, i felt the goosebumps, i felt the regenerating fire from which life and a new spirit is reborn...even as a non-German. Lang lebe das deutsche Kulturgut! Es soll niemals untergehen!
Thank you for the wonderful music. And the photos are grand. Your transitions are perfectly timed and visually masterful. You have created a great tribute to the master.
This is the piece that sparked Wassily Kandinsky and the creation of the Abstract Expressionist movement. I am moved beyond measure by listening to it and can easily see the beauty that Kandinsky must have seen when he heard it...wow! This gives me goosebumps!
The most beautiful piece I've ever had the pleasure of listening to. It makes all of the other music I've listened to in my life seem hollow and uninspired.
Hab sie heute in einem TV-Film gehört (ganz kurz) "Ob ihr wollt oder nicht" - trauriger Film. Jetzt bin ich lange hier gesessen, bis ich sie (die Melodie) endlich gefunden habe. Soooooooooo schööööööööööön und doch soooo traurig!
There something about Wagner's music I can't really explain, but it just makes me feel calm, content and in some way fulfilled. I can't compare this feeling to anything else.
The Great Composer's fantastic wonder music fills our spirits. Hours after hours in this magic moment of diving in germanic legends full of action, soul and suffering. The Strength of the Music has a name - RICHARD WAGNER.
Always love this overture. As if lifted slowly over the horrizon, gliding towards the sun on a pair of giant and silent wings. Down below is the sleeping dreamland, up above is just vast infinity, full of unearthly possibilities.
+Roselyne du var C'est que du bonheur... à un moment donné... c'est JUSTE... Roselyne vous semblez intoxiquée, remettez-vous une deuxième audition. Cordialement.
The sweeping emotional chords as orchestrated by the strings in the beginning sets the mood for the drama emerging ahead. Even though Wagner was a supreme egoist, the depth of his soul was immense. It really went far beyond any politics that would follow.
¡Oh Dios Todopoderosso! Hiciste al hombre capaz de los dos extremos. Gracias, Dios mío, por este destello de belleza. Y gracias, allá donde esté, a Wagner por hacernos soñar despiertos.
was thinking the same thing.... but it isn't tooooo hard to believe... it just pre dates new age buddhist hipster spirituality...and was easier to access then... before all this so-called helpful technology... this is the sound of reason and clarity ringing like a bell at the edge of the forest of eternity
In this time, there was no hurry, no Internet, no Computer. The time was harder then yet, but some familys had son´s like him.. and enough time for writing music and komposings..
Wagner is widely considered as the single composer who opened the door to modern music. He also paved the way to modern cinema which started at his Bayreuth festival theatre.
La música compuesta por Wagner nos lleva a otro estado astral, nos trae lo mas bello de la musica, como un genio puede expresar sonidos tan armonicos que nos llevan a lo sublime, como el sintió todo el periodo que el vivió cuando existia, como refleja pensamientos muy profundos, y sobre todo que romanticismo hay en esta obertura, es simplemente fantástico.
OMG ! This is Charles Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" (1940) soundtrack ! In this beautiful scene where Hitler plays with a world map like a capricious child with a toy...And then blows it. In this scene, even this monster appears human...Never knew this was from Wagner...Makes Chaplin appears even more genius
The music YES! the pictures... I don't know, it could be the northern cost of California, Washington, Canada, ... Patagonia (either side, Argentina or Chile) Many forests. All of them full of magic. I can hear Wagner in my head and my heart walking in wild pristine lands far far away from Europa.
Hay muchos fanáticos de las obras compuestas por este genio musical. Si todos los alemanes que aman la música de Wagner expresan tener una visión especial inherente a Alemania, que pobre sería este mundo.
Ist das von einer einer alten Schallplatte ? - sieht aus wie ne normale LP, wird aber auf 45 Umdrehungen abgespielt und ist auch nicht dünn .. Kommt mir bekannt vor, habe leider vor 10 Jahren auf dem Flohmarkt so einen Schatz verkauft.
... and yes, we should be proud of this gift and share our love to and affection for music with all people - perhaps we had a bit of a better live then.
@sahandaman which is the wagner piece , which they always use for war videos ? i think it may have been used in the omen . very sinister with a rythym way before its time . big kettle drums every 2 or 3 seconds etc . nor ride of the valkyries ?????????
The most beautiful music I have ever heard; that makes me feel out of this world,
in a special place, full of beauty and peace.That's fantastic, I never get tired of listening to this Overtüre, and this Orchestra knows how to play it beautifully !
Thanks for this gift !
Decididamente el mejor compositor de todos los tiempos, inmenso
Spot on
Thank you, sister, brother by soul !
Diese Musik ist das Höchste ..., da könnte ich weinen vor Glück.
Diese Musik ist einfach göttlich!
Yah ! Genau.
Anna-Maria Locher und Himmelisch auch !
ich bin kein opern bzw. wagner fan, aber das motiv welches am anfang zu hören ist und sich ja während der ganzen oper immer wieder zeigt, ist einfach unglaublich schön ♥
❤ es! Vor allem die Zusammenarbeit der Musik und dem Bild!
My favourite piece of Wagner. it always reminds me of the mountain tops and the panoramic view, a result of the ethereal quality as its main theme.
This music is very sentimental for me.Every time I hear this music I always sense all my departed family members and friends waving at me from heaven.
10 yıl geçmek üzere peki sen şu an nasılsın iyimisin? geçen süre de kaç kişiyi kaybettin?
How are you doing now?
This is actually a Prelude (Vorspiel), not an Overtüre, which is not a minor detail when it comes to understanding how Wagner changed the history of Opera. Overwhelming music.
One of the few pieces that brings tears to my eyes. Absolutely beautiful!!!
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL PIECE OF MUSIC IN ANY TIME
agree
I heard it twice today, the second time I was crying again.
TheRenardeau, the photos that match this heavenly music are perfect, reflecting the movements of this precious jewel !... They help us in this voyage to the Infinite...
They were perfectly chosen ! Danke !
I feel like crying as I listen to this immortal prelude that musically bathes our hearts, spirits and the universe with love and peace.
Gottes Berührung durch Richard Wagner
Minute 1
Meine Hände sind schweiß nass; wenn ich die Augen schließe sehe ich einen Wald im saftigen Grün, die Sonnen wirft silberne Fäden zu Boden
Minute 2:00
Ich erhebe mich aus dem Wald, und überblicke ein Tal; die Morgensonne taucht den Horizont in ein strahlendes Gelb,
Minute 3:50
die Vögel singen,
4:30
ein wärmendes Gefühl durchdringt meinen Körper und breitet sich aus; Gänsehaut;
5:50
die Welt wird bunter und lauter; die Gefühle überschlagen sich; jede Faser meines Körpers zieht sich zusammen um der überwältigenden Schönheit zu entfliehen, die droht mich unter sich zu erdrücken,
6:25
Ein Blitz; Gott persönlich senk sich herab;
6.50
sein gleißendes Licht durchdringt jede Zelle und erleuchtet den Wald in einer Schönheit die kein lebendes Wesen begreifen kann;
7:20
sein Licht betäubt alle unserer Sinne, wir fallen in einen wunderschönen Traum dessen Schönheit wir niemals zur Gänze erfassen können.
8:40
das helle Licht zieht sich zurück und hinterlässt jedes Geschöpf, jede Pflanze, in Frieden und Wohlgefallen
9:30
wir erwachen aus der Trance; durch Gottes Berührung sehen wir in eine wunderschöne Zukunft; niemand kann es uns nehmen, niemand kann uns zerstören, denn die Schönheit die wir erfahren haben, wird für immer in uns bleiben;
Sind Sie Dichter? Wuerde gerne Kontakt mit Ihnen aufnehmen. Walther von der Heide. walthervonderheide@gmail.com
... ist das ein Drehbuchversuch für Hollywood :-) ?
just the beauty of this music brings wings to my 84 year old soul.
Timeless..
No word can describe the impressive beauty, the great richness and splendor of this music
Beautiful, it reminds me of King Ludwig II, of Bavaria and Neuschwanstein Castle
Joachim Dötsch i swam in.the middle of lake Alpsee dragon flies all around me i was in heaven and i will never forget it in my head his music playing for it was dream in a dream
Music that takes me from wherever I am, straight to happy. Thank you, Richard Wagner.
vollkommene Musik mit unglaublich emotionaler Macht
Many conductors say they want this played at their funeral. It's sublimely beautiful. I saw Lohengrin 5 times at the SAn Francisco Opera in the 80's. Did I like it? heck ya. There is NOTHING like the mysticism, passsion of Wagner's mucic. Once you are hooked, you are hooked for life. Enjoy everyone and be inspired like I am. Can't you just see the Holy Spirit decending in a etheral blue vapor as Wagner musically envisioned? I can.
Einfach wunderschön und tief berührend - Seelenmusik aller feister Art !!!
allerfeist?
Friedrich Marx allerfeinster Art !
Im transported to my true self n true soul when i hear his music. I know not of anything that does this to me. Nothing
Just his Music unleashes emotions that i cannot explain. But i yearn feel want need this and desire these feelings forever.
Traumhaft schön , die Musik geht durch Mark und Bein !
Culture is culture, beauty is beauty and ugliness exists in the mind of the perceiver. I fine only beauty in Wagner, and anyone who looks for something different must look first of all inside themselves.
Richard de Meath his music IS beautiful--but don't read his political/ethnic tracts--even some of the librettos are anti-Semitic--
+Richard de Meath Not necessarily true! A balanced mind is one that looks beyond the glitz. As one should not judge a book by its cover! One should also not be dazzled by the false light of celebrity status, as many were like Hitler an admirer of Richard Wagner. Still I do agree that this is the most ethereal piece from Wagner that takes one up to a lofty expansive view, where the air is clean.
Agreed
Wagner is great, magnificent mirror of the soul of the human species, in which we may glimpse or turn away from many facets, evil and good.
Very well said Sir!
I can't listen to this beautiful majestic music without a twinge of sadness at how high we can rise and how low we can sink.
Wagner's music enables you to explore the emotions that you didnt think you have before. You thought that you figured-out all your inner self throgh other great musics but when you hear Lohengrin or other Wagner's music for the first time, you are captured by a new sets of emmotions. This music is just above enything else ever compsed by any human being.The only human creation that surpassed it is another of wagner's creation called parsifal. The finale of parsifal is the Cream de la Cream of all art. It's as if all the beautiful things that a human being can muster is just a prelude to the parsifal finale. It can only fit the most Heavely realms.
Literaly, my own experience. A sense of connection with an ethernal reallity.
A great post!
Thankyou kindred soul
Well stated. It is simply true Wagner's art is something apart. A Ring Cycle is comparable only to the Eleusian Mysteries of ancient Greece or the Orestia of Aeschylus. Nothing else ever equals that experience.
Which was kind of a prequel?
If there is a Heaven, THIS is its soundtrack.
nah, too tragic
Tragedy has no bearing on beauty. And as a side note, it has no bearing on happiness either. If that were the case there would be no Irish music at all, lol! The Irish are famous for writing happy songs about death, dying, famine and natural disasters! P.S. I'm in the birthplace of the blues which IS highway61...we might be neighbors.
I agree even though there isn't one !
My mom and I were listening to this piece about 40 years ago, and she looked at me and said “if there is music in heaven, this is what it must sound like”... I will never forget that moment.
@@1castellana God bless you. I am sure your mother is listening this music in heavens. God never fails
Herrlich. Wunderbar. Der vornehmste Ausdruck menschlicher Größe und faustischer Schaffenskraft - Deutschtum in reinster Ausprägung!
Очень красивая музыка Р. Вагнера! Лоэнгрин- моя любимая музыка, завораживает!!!
For the past few hours, I've been writing about Ludwig II, Bavaria's last true king. Listening to a glorious musical composition like this, it is understandable why Fairy Tale King Ludwig adored Richard Wagner. My better half is prejudiced against opera. So I said: "Just listen to this for one minute." I have to admit that I prefer preludes over the actual voice parts. Musical creations like these are beyond beautiful. I can't continue writing because tears are veiling my vision.
I think we like the same universe .Thank
These ten minutes are perhaps the most extraordinary moments in all of Music... Wagner is clearly a genius
Das Wissen um die Ewigkeit begenet uns hier...Richard Wagner, ich liebe Dich!
Einfach wunderbar die Musik von Richard Wagner.
The music is an essay in beauty and wonder - just dwell on this,
Arguably one of the most beautiful overtures ever written.
The most beautiful piece I've ever had the pleasure of listening to.
This amazing heavenly piece just made me cry out of so much emotions. Wagner is not from this earthly Planet, as well as his wonderful music.
Listening to this majestic music only makes me realize how far we’ve fallen culturally and artistically.
A literal twilight of the gods.
This is culture...this is art...that's all that matters...stop watching television...
The masterspiece of Wagners many masterpieces. Göttlich.
Eminently successful in public, Wagner enjoyed domestic tranquility in the company of his dogs, which were his pride and joy. Two of them, Russ and Koss, accompanied him on daily walks. Russ was eventually buried at Wagner’s feet at his gravesite. But his most beloved dog was perhaps a King Charles spaniel named Pep. It was one of the few creatures to whom Wagner exposed his innermost thoughts. Pep would respond naturally to his master’s changing tone of voice with corresponding jumping and barking, but Wagner discovered something more. It began to appear that Pep was sensitive to the emotional tone of music. Wagner noticed that the dog would respond differently to certain melodies and musical phrases as he sang or played them on the piano. For instance, certain passages in E-flat major elicited a calm tail wag from Pep, while passages in E major caused him to stand up in excitement. Wagner discovered, through Pep’s consistent reactions, that he could associate specific musical keys with particular moods and emotions in drama. So Wagner drafted the dog Pep to co-write his next two operas, Tannhauser and Lohengrin. Pep had his own stool next to Wagner’s piano, and whenever the composer was having trouble with a passage, he would turn to Pep for his reaction and rewrite the piece according to the dog’s directions. Thus, Wagner was able to achieve the effect, in Tannhauser, of having E-flat major convey the mood of holy love and salvation and E major suggest sensual love and debauchery. In Lohengrin, individual characters were associated-with Pep’s help-not only with particular musical keys but also with specific musical instruments and themes.
Indeed, although I believe that the dog's name was actually "Peps" rather than "Pep". Thanks for the excellent post.
+Deep Halder
Cool. My king charles spaniel wouldn't know music if a piano fell on his head
+Starless2012 :)
Beautiful thankyou
Fascinating !
Last weekend i was sitting at my favorite lake in the middle of the woods in the Harz while listening to this. As 6:32 started playing, i was staring at the tree roofs swinging with the wind, and then, i realized i was right in the middle,in the home, in the hearth of the "schöpferisch" Germanic Geist: der deutsche Wald. And i felt that, i felt the goosebumps, i felt the regenerating fire from which life and a new spirit is reborn...even as a non-German. Lang lebe das deutsche Kulturgut! Es soll niemals untergehen!
@Middle Eastern i am not even German. Why is genuine appreciation of Germanic culture something nazi?
Thank you for the wonderful music. And the photos are grand. Your transitions are perfectly timed and visually masterful. You have created a great tribute to the master.
Wake up to this every morning. Best. Wakeup call. Ever.
I dont know why,but this song makes me feel nostalgic
This is the piece that sparked Wassily Kandinsky and the creation of the Abstract Expressionist movement. I am moved beyond measure by listening to it and can easily see the beauty that Kandinsky must have seen when he heard it...wow! This gives me goosebumps!
The most beautiful piece I've ever had the pleasure of listening to. It makes all of the other music I've listened to in my life seem hollow and uninspired.
R Wagner ist und bleibt einer der größten Komponisten aller Zeiten !!!!!!!!!
Actually brought me to tears
Very nice sound effect for magical introduction of Richard Wagner. I really like.
Hab sie heute in einem TV-Film gehört (ganz kurz) "Ob ihr wollt oder nicht" - trauriger Film. Jetzt bin ich lange hier gesessen, bis ich sie (die Melodie) endlich gefunden habe. Soooooooooo schööööööööööön und doch soooo traurig!
The soundscape is incredible...Totally Immersible, Powerful, Heartfelt, and more
Ich liebe die Geschichte vom edlen Schwanenritter.
10 minutes de bonheur et d'enchantement...
MERCI !!
Christine.
There something about Wagner's music I can't really explain, but it just makes me feel calm, content and in some way fulfilled. I can't compare this feeling to anything else.
This is the most beautiful piece of music i have heard.
Unsterblicher Künstler, wunderschöne Musik.
Genial, schön, traumhaft!
Is it sadness? Is it beauty? Is it majesty?
Is it the answer that gives birth to the question?
It´s mainly " love which moves the Sun and the stars" (Dante Alighieri)(XIV century)
Vince Hoag This music is sad Majestic Beauty ! ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Yes,yes,yes.
@@longjohnsilver7986 Best description ever for Lohengrin and Parsifal.
All I could ever want in music.
Toujours aussi magique....Nous emportant si loin....
simply divine!
This was my first time listening to this and i was moved to tears.
The Great Composer's fantastic wonder music fills our spirits. Hours after hours in this magic moment of diving in germanic legends full of action, soul and suffering. The Strength of the Music has a name - RICHARD WAGNER.
douceur dans la force . c est comme dirait l autre l harmonie . un genie ce wagner . merci pour la mise en ligne ..
Always love this overture. As if lifted slowly over the horrizon, gliding towards the sun on a pair of giant and silent wings. Down below is the sleeping dreamland, up above is just vast infinity, full of unearthly possibilities.
Thought I would listen to this particular one. Your photographs are Lovely. Thank you for taking your Time in posting this !
magnifique..... à écouter en rêvant à autre chose que de ce monde dans lequel nous sommes
marie-claire Hurez j'ai pu vous lire, les larmes aux yeux...
+Cedericoco Santorini c''est que du bonheur !!!! fantastique!!!
+Roselyne du var
C'est que du bonheur...
à un moment donné...
c'est JUSTE...
Roselyne vous semblez intoxiquée, remettez-vous une deuxième audition.
Cordialement.
une des merveilles du monde... Merci Lily
im going to listen to this every time i take a walk in the woods...its just so...proper :D
Maravilloso!...me conmueve...que glorioso!!!
The sweeping emotional chords as orchestrated by the strings in the beginning sets the mood for the drama emerging ahead. Even though Wagner was a supreme egoist, the depth of his soul was immense. It really went far beyond any politics that would follow.
Richard Wagner is a genius! This song is so famous. I love it
Long live Europa!
europe is just a piece of shit 😈😈😈😈
Hmmmm I bet its better than your piece of shit though,,,,,,,,,
@@島カラウデイオ honey our Economic order Is way better than yours
no other world region brought mankind such much beautiful music masterpieces
@@島カラウデイオ Then stop copying our music in your Ghibli movies...
His musics are so beautiful and powerful ! They take me to Heaven...
Nadpozemská hudba🌹💎.
¡Oh Dios Todopoderosso! Hiciste al hombre capaz de los dos extremos.
Gracias, Dios mío, por este destello de belleza. Y gracias, allá donde esté, a Wagner por hacernos soñar despiertos.
Ceci est un morceau tellement magnifique que j en ai les larmes aux yeux !!
Just finished watching this opera tonight. Awesome!
Controvertida cultura alemana, pero sabemos apreciarla. Saludos desde Argentina.
Out of this world. Too beautiful.
written around 1850 , hard to believe !
was thinking the same thing.... but it isn't tooooo hard to believe... it just pre dates new age buddhist hipster spirituality...and was easier to access then... before all this so-called helpful technology... this is the sound of reason and clarity ringing like a bell at the edge of the forest of eternity
In this time, there was no hurry, no Internet, no Computer.
The time was harder then yet, but some familys had son´s like him..
and enough time for writing music and komposings..
Wagner is widely considered as the single composer who opened the door to modern music. He also paved the way to modern cinema which started at his Bayreuth festival theatre.
Sure, artist? Give me a hint what stuff you won't tolerate 130 years after your death, mate.
Wagner finished Lohengrin moment before the authority issued for his arrest.
zum Niederknien, phantastico.
Danke Meister
bellissimo il modo in cui coglie l'atmosfera magica dell'opera e della splendida musica di Wagner.
Very spiritually uplifting music and slides.
Varm thanks and greetings from Sweden!
Wonderful music. Good choice of pictures too apart from the last sunset landscape - it has two horrid wind turbines on the skyline
Why do you hate on turbines
wunderschön !!
La música compuesta por Wagner nos lleva a otro estado astral, nos trae lo mas bello de la musica, como un genio puede expresar sonidos tan armonicos que nos llevan a lo sublime, como el sintió todo el periodo que el vivió cuando existia, como refleja pensamientos muy profundos, y sobre todo que romanticismo hay en esta obertura, es simplemente fantástico.
lovely radient scenes with divine music.....all other comments are trivial to that coupling.
I've always thought Wagner was Palestrina's long lost son... he did so much, but what really feels unique to him is his reinvention of the suspension
Sencillamente maravilloso
OMG ! This is Charles Chaplin's "The Great Dictator" (1940) soundtrack ! In this beautiful scene where Hitler plays with a world map like a capricious child with a toy...And then blows it. In this scene, even this monster appears human...Never knew this was from Wagner...Makes Chaplin appears even more genius
Aqui no Brasil nao temos uma orquestra com essa sonorizacao. Aqui nao se consegue ouvir Wagner o grande genio alemao.
I love Richard Wagner: . AND THIS Lohengrin - OPERA- Overtüre IS VERY BEAUTIFUL.
This music will heal you if you are dealing with the grief of losing your love ones.
Gracias Alemania por darnos un ser tan maravilloso como wagner
The music YES! the pictures... I don't know, it could be the northern cost of California, Washington, Canada, ... Patagonia (either side, Argentina or Chile) Many forests. All of them full of magic. I can hear Wagner in my head and my heart walking in wild pristine lands far far away from Europa.
Damned to exist after him I look for a music above this....
Hay muchos fanáticos de las obras compuestas por este genio musical. Si todos los alemanes que aman la música de Wagner expresan tener una visión especial inherente a Alemania, que pobre sería este mundo.
Ist das von einer einer alten Schallplatte ? - sieht aus wie ne normale LP, wird aber auf 45 Umdrehungen abgespielt und ist auch nicht dünn ..
Kommt mir bekannt vor, habe leider vor 10 Jahren auf dem Flohmarkt so einen Schatz verkauft.
... and yes, we should be proud of this gift and share our love to and affection for music with all people - perhaps we had a bit of a better live then.
@sahandaman which is the wagner piece , which they always use for war videos ?
i think it may have been used in the omen . very sinister with a rythym way before its time . big kettle drums every 2 or 3 seconds etc . nor ride of the valkyries ?????????