Does anyone have that moment when you play pieces like this, where you just drift off into another state of mind? Like you go from thinking "wow this piece is beautiful" to "Huh I wonder what I'm gonna do for vacation in a few months" (just an example). It's just simply amazing how Debussy's music can make you drift off
This has always been my favourite composition of Debussys. Clair de Lune. Feel the Tenderness, it's softness, deep emotion, along with a passion. If you're a romantic you'll love this. I do. Debussy was more of the modern classic composers, that's probably why this is my only favourite of his.
Margot Blanchette. Yes, one could say it is romantic and extremely so. Yet for me it rises much higher than that. Even when I'm on my own, the last thing I want would be to pretend that I'm sharing it. I'm selfish, I want it all for myself. Because it's effect is a very personal one and no two people, however together they may be, will experience it in exactly the same way. And this is precisely why it is so unique. Literally!
This piece never fails to make me feel calm or happy. It's just honestly such a beautiful piece. To think I just simply liked this piece because I heard it from a video game. But this piece absolutely became one of my most favorite pieces of all time. It's so sweet and gentle, you can hear every note and how beautiful they sound. This is simply an amazing song. It never fails to make me feel better after a bad day or to calm me down at night and make me fall asleep.
"Can you hear my heartbeat? I can hear yours too, Shuichi. It's my favorite melody. It envelopes me in a warm, strong embrace... more than any other song can do."
Do not be put off by it! I have done piece with a key signature with a lot of flat and really all you have to do is look at the note and see if changes because of the key signature! It may be a hard piece but if you put motivation and hard work into anything you will get the result
This happens to me to when I see the begging of the page of a classic peace I’m still 16 years old so.Im playing la Campanella from Liszt for the nationals competition but first I have to past the first step of the piano competition which is in 6/27 la Campanella is killing my fingers 😂
Same. I'm leaving for uni in two weeks and I'll have no piano to practice on :( I'm telling myself that I am not a pianist anyway so that shouldn't affect me but still :(((
Your university will have practice rooms and probably a better instrument than at home. To console you, I recently spent 4 hours or so with this piece on a piano to which I make a special pilgrimage. To tell the truth, although I'd never seen it before, I played it rather better, albeit was unable to master that bit going into A near the end (where Jess, in another RUclips recording, the one with Lang Lang, plays a memorable wrong note on the way down). This is a very mannered interpretation, with no overriding aesthetic vision. Compare the quite celestial Jess. For example, he misses the B natural. He does not see that the phrase falls ambivalently and is both stressed and not stressed on both notes (shoulder weight does this). See Daniel Barenboim film on it, which is restricted to playing three times the great thematic leitmotif! Bierbaum is what Barenbaum is derived from, it means, 'Pear Tree' - so, Mr Orchard....! Barenboim is in non-alphabetic order but Liszt in alphabetic order. Think German baum, tree. Also read Rilke's Letters to a Young Poet - it's all about encouragement! Be of good cheer, the musician in you will take flight and you will play a lot and be great! And you'll never misspell those great names!
Get a good Midi-keyboard with a Kontakt 5 grand piano library (Vienna Grand e.g.) and then you can play with headphones plugged to your laptop. Sounds better than your shitty piano at home. Trust me ;)
Such a simple tune and yet.....and yet the lilt of that piano really pulls at the strings of the heart. It expresses the glory of the human spirit and its vulnerability at the same time. Am I right in saying that this music can only be by a Frenchman. It is the sort of music that one wishes to go on forever and ever. And yet, it has a beginning and an end as it should. , After the last tinkle fades away, one is left with oneself, immobile, unable to move. And listening to it again the following day, the elation is experienced all over again. And no matter how many times. So, thank you RUclips.
"Hmmm... a pretty song to play for you... Oh, Like 'Claire de Lune' by Debussy! It's a soothing song that calms your heart, like the moon's reflection on water..." - Akamatsu Kaede I loved Claire de Lune before V3 but now it has an even more special place in my heart.
i think this song leads the worried, tired mind to the one thing in that one moment it most passionately desires, fears, loves, and every single time clair de lune starts playing- a moment in time which births a rush of emotions, never quite the same... -i simply lie back, allow my mind to rest and wander as the music carries me like moonlight on the water.
random creations i agree that calling clair de lune a piece probably fits better in context. regardless of whether the words ‘song’ or ‘piece’ fit better in my comment doesn’t really matter. it was just what i wrote in the moment when i was feeling a rush of intense emotions. maybe english isn’t my native language. doesn’t change the fact that commenting a correction that isn’t even particularly necessary makes you incredibly unlikable. just a thought.
Beautiful piece of art. Creative, and amazing. This type of music calms me down, and makes me think about what to do in life. Very nice and soothing. This is such a great piece of music!....
"The idea that you're so small compared to the rest of the omniverse can be frightening, yet comforting. It just depends on who you are. Some of us want to keep exploring, some of us just... want out." - Francis of the Filth
When I started piano, this piece inspired me to become a composer. I recall sitting at the piano in frustration- trying to be more than I was- only to envy the Great Composers of Old, the Masters of the piano. I try to convince myself, "They were from another time when technology wasn't a distraction; they led focused daily lives." To this day, I study and create music only to continue to wonder if these levels of intelligence, diligence, and imagination are unattainable in 2020. Was the art of composition lost long ago?... Did it die because it wasn't passed on?... Have we been too caught up on performing the works of Master Composers that we have lost our creative individuality? I am thankful lives are dedicated to these masterful works- in respect to detail, and with immense talent- immersing the listener in a sonic experience that evokes emotions and nostalgia... But I long for the art of music composition to reawaken! I dream this daily. I wish the world was devoted to discovering the mystery and limits of the piano again. Much more to say... Musically Yours, Anthony antjamnow.com
I am useing another account but I am a composer myself. I just want to say that music did not ever die. It’s just that u cant find amazing piece online because no one really published it. And most of the composers don’t publish music on RUclips either. If u want to listen to now days classical music then try searching up famous competitions and look for the same names in the prize winning list and search up their names. It’s going to cost money to listen to becasue it’s not on RUclips. But u just gonna wait for someone to becom super famous until people start to put their music online. p.s. the reason the old pieces are famous is because they’ve been on earth for ages.
Pero que Maravilla de Composicion!! Adoro esta cancion, yaque siempre me motiva cuando me siiento deprimida! O triste, siiento que atraviesa mi alma!! Y la purifica por completo, para poder asi darme cuenta de que solo poseo una sola oportunidad en esta preciada vida! Eso es lo que me interpreta esta dulce y penetrante melodia!
I am listening to this masterpiece while looking at the autumn moon in Tokyo . This masterpiece comforts my heart which was tired from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo . From Tokyo of the Land of Rising Sun . Which national are you watching this video ？
@MC_ Chickenwing Thank-you very much to your reply ！ How is your condition and your country ？ Tokyo is deep autumn . Mountains , forests and streets will be gorgeous scenery with orange , red , yellow and brown colored leaves in Tokyo But Hokkaido , where is a Japanese prefecture , is blizzard and all snow white everywhere . I am reading Chinese classical literature while hearing the songs of the autumn insects that chirp with transient life . And I think it while listening to Debussy,s works . Somewhere in this vast and infinite universe , there will be planet with feelings like Solaris that can regenerate a dead beloved person like my mother . Take care of each other Good luck ！
@@Torifreya Thank-you very much to your reply ！ Tokyo is quiet autumn . In the endless vibrant night view of autumn Tokyo as megalopolis , the various emotions of 13million people,s sorrow , pleasure , happiness , surprises , grief , anger and regret are blended together , shining as if those feelings were colorful neon lights . Tokyo , an asteroid , has various emotions and a city vibrant with life . Now I am reading Chinese classical literature ( 蒙求) while listening to Debussy,s works . Take care of each other Good luck ！
@@brandonvazquez288 Thank-you very much to your reply ！ How is your condition and your country ？ Tokyo is deep autumn . Mountains , forests and streets will be gorgeous scenery with orange , red , yellow and brown colored leaves in Tokyo . But Hokkaido , where is a Japanese prefecture , is blizzard and all snow white everywhere . Someday please come to Japan where is full of delicious foods , pleasure , surprises , and a little pensive . Take care of each other Good luck ！
Bought the sheet music for this today. I counted 72 measures. Learn one measure every 2 or 3 days or so. I’ll give myself six months to learn this - just as an interesting side project.
I'm playing this piece at the moment, I find it is a very expressive song, and is just so beautiful:) Whoever played this, is an excellent pianist!:) Very nice:)
Debussy's masterpieces are soothing , calming , fascinating and moving 「Clair de Lune 」 is the culmination of Debussy's aesthetics . I am only intoxicated with Debussy's aesthetics called 「 Clair de Lune 」 and this incomparable performance . From chaotic Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun .
This piece could be on any dramatic scene: a soldier in a war, after watching his brothers in arm getting killed next to him, he breathes heavily and sees the bright moon in the sky while explosions are in the background. An astronaut got cut off by accident from the spaceship shuttle while working outside to fix something. He floats in space, he yells, and desperately tries to go back somehow, but he can’t. And he just gives up and looks at the moon and tears go down and float in his helmet.
+toothless toe I've seen musicians that weren't technically amazing that played amazing music. Music is based off of the listener, whether it's technically proficient or really simple. All that matters is the emotional response of the opposing end of the musician.
I always thought my classical guitar notes were confusing, but Piano is a whole other level. If you know the piece already, the sheets are just a general guidance obviously, but say Debussy was alive today and wrote a new Sonata, 24 pages of 2lines stuffed with information, is it possible a genuine genius pianist could play it as it was intended by the writer, from the get go ? Like read ahead of your hands playing and not missing any pause or octave change, react in time for the speed changes and forti ? Just curious because i have no idea, i know i couldn't, although i'm not good at any instrument really.
Experience. This is called sight reading (kinda). I can look then look ahead and play on my cello because I have experience playing cello. Yes the piano gets a little tough with this but it gets easy with experience and practice
@@Dylan_1344 Thank you for replying, to a 3 year old comment i made...i am still in awe of this music and ever so wondered if a musician can read notes and play them like someone just reading a book. I envy that musical talent...
1:54 I don't hear A at the end of the 1st measure whenever this is performed, but it's heard in every tutorial. what the deal? do performers skip it? i don't think it's that it's being played fast in that you don't hear it, i simply don't hear it at all. it goes dunnn da dunnnnnn in performances, but tutorials go dunnn da-dun dunnnnnn
Does anyone have that moment when you play pieces like this, where you just drift off into another state of mind? Like you go from thinking "wow this piece is beautiful" to "Huh I wonder what I'm gonna do for vacation in a few months" (just an example). It's just simply amazing how Debussy's music can make you drift off
Yes I confirm the magic effect, Debussy understood a state of the mind that nobody else knew before ...
RustyRainbow22 Every time.
RustyRainbow22
Always , it’s like being in a dream that I don’t want to wake up from . So enchanting and magical like.
RustyRainbow22 yeah it also happends to me with bethoven
He made me sleep...
Come on, you can do it! Who’s afraid of a few flats? 🎼🎹🎹🎹🎹 🎶🎶 Just skip ‘em!
This has always been my favourite composition of Debussys. Clair de Lune. Feel the Tenderness, it's softness, deep emotion, along with a passion. If you're a romantic you'll love this. I do. Debussy was more of the modern classic composers, that's probably why this is my only favourite of his.
Margot Blanchette. Yes, one could say it is romantic and extremely so. Yet for me it rises much higher than that. Even when I'm on my own, the last thing I want would be to pretend that I'm sharing it. I'm selfish, I want it all for myself. Because it's effect is a very personal one and no two people, however together they may be, will experience it in exactly the same way. And this is precisely why it is so unique. Literally!
This piece never fails to make me feel calm or happy. It's just honestly such a beautiful piece. To think I just simply liked this piece because I heard it from a video game. But this piece absolutely became one of my most favorite pieces of all time. It's so sweet and gentle, you can hear every note and how beautiful they sound. This is simply an amazing song. It never fails to make me feel better after a bad day or to calm me down at night and make me fall asleep.
May I Ask you if the game was The Evil Within ?
@@Rosa-eh7gs probably danganronpa
Ultrakill? Payday 2?
Wonderful. Even the drawing of the sheet music is beautiful.
So true ♥️♥️
u are telling me 9/8 looks beautiful?
@@redfishplayz4476 LOL
@@redfishplayz4476 the font, i like this older look to sheet music
0:36 4 different voices💀
"Can you hear my heartbeat? I can hear yours too, Shuichi. It's my favorite melody. It envelopes me in a warm, strong embrace... more than any other song can do."
Where's that from?
@@lczq6737 Danganronpa V3: Killing Harmony
@@KaedeAkamatsu oh yeah
Pls come back Akamatsu, i miss you and i wanna play piano with you :(
Here's to France... may they be blessed in this time of sorrow.
Jordan. Inappropriate.
I can’t listen to this without crying...really...this is so good
Kinda excited to play this piece but after seeing those flats just spoiled my mood a bit 😌
same, but my teacher said, just remember everything is flat besides f and c unless marked
Do not be put off by it! I have done piece with a key signature with a lot of flat and really all you have to do is look at the note and see if changes because of the key signature! It may be a hard piece but if you put motivation and hard work into anything you will get the result
I played this piece fully through in a couple of months after starting piano last year, stay dedicated you got this !
This happens to me to when I see the begging of the page of a classic peace I’m still 16 years old so.Im playing la Campanella from Liszt for the nationals competition but first I have to past the first step of the piano competition which is in 6/27 la Campanella is killing my fingers 😂
@@thehappypiano2985 so this reply section is turning into a flex section. quick question how do you guys play this piece after just a year?
Eleva mi espíritu, con la esperanza de que todo sea bello y tranquilo para nuestro mundo!!
It sucks being at uni and not having you piano close. Never thought I would be saying this.
Want to learn it mentally in advance of rare visit to a good piano. Nicely played here. Does not seem too hard.
Same. I'm leaving for uni in two weeks and I'll have no piano to practice on :( I'm telling myself that I am not a pianist anyway so that shouldn't affect me but still :(((
Your university will have practice rooms and probably a better instrument than at home. To console you, I recently spent 4 hours or so with this piece on a piano to which I make a special pilgrimage. To tell the truth, although I'd never seen it before, I played it rather better, albeit was unable to master that bit going into A near the end (where Jess, in another RUclips recording, the one with Lang Lang, plays a memorable wrong note on the way down). This is a very mannered interpretation, with no overriding aesthetic vision. Compare the quite celestial Jess. For example, he misses the B natural. He does not see that the phrase falls ambivalently and is both stressed and not stressed on both notes (shoulder weight does this). See Daniel Barenboim film on it, which is restricted to playing three times the great thematic leitmotif! Bierbaum is what Barenbaum is derived from, it means, 'Pear Tree' - so, Mr Orchard....! Barenboim is in non-alphabetic order but Liszt in alphabetic order. Think German baum, tree. Also read Rilke's Letters to a Young Poet - it's all about encouragement! Be of good cheer, the musician in you will take flight and you will play a lot and be great! And you'll never misspell those great names!
Get a good Midi-keyboard with a Kontakt 5 grand piano library (Vienna Grand e.g.) and then you can play with headphones plugged to your laptop. Sounds better than your shitty piano at home. Trust me ;)
@@MartinSmithMFM Bierbaum actually means Beer Tree, hate to break it to you but that's what it means
Such a simple tune and yet.....and yet the lilt of that piano really pulls at the strings of the heart. It expresses the glory of the human spirit and its vulnerability at the same time. Am I right in saying that this music can only be by a Frenchman. It is the sort of music that one wishes to go on forever and ever. And yet, it has a beginning and an end as it should. , After the last tinkle fades away, one is left with oneself, immobile, unable to move. And listening to it again the following day, the elation is experienced all over again. And no matter how many times. So, thank you RUclips.
Perfect comment. Tho I sometimes get freak out when people r being so serious on RUclips :/
@@DJ-yq1jn xiaofang wang RUclips is a perfect medium. But of course inevitably, one gets the trolls.
I’m struggling so hard to learn how to play this piece yet I am so intrigued by its outcome I don’t want to give up.
"Hmmm... a pretty song to play for you... Oh, Like 'Claire de Lune' by Debussy! It's a soothing song that calms your heart, like the moon's reflection on water..." - Akamatsu Kaede
I loved Claire de Lune before V3 but now it has an even more special place in my heart.
Rolasu Draygan “You noticed it, huh? Yeah, I’m shaking too. But I’d be a mess if you weren’t here.”
I'm in tears now 😭
But same-
@Benghali In Platforms i cant tell if youre being serious or not. in case youre really asking me its from Danganronpa V3
@Benghali In Platforms google is a thing you can use
@Benghali In Platforms eh, I mean it is a weeb game, but it's really different from other weeb games, with a completely different concept
i think this song leads the worried, tired mind to the one thing in that one moment it most passionately
desires,
fears,
loves,
and every single time clair de lune starts playing-
a moment in time which births a rush of emotions, never quite the same...
-i simply lie back, allow my mind to rest and wander as the music carries me like moonlight on the water.
i miss kaede
tulip baby piece*
random creations you’re a very unpleasant person
tulip baby still not as unpleasant as calling this beautiful piece a "song"
random creations i agree that calling clair de lune a piece probably fits better in context. regardless of whether the words ‘song’ or ‘piece’ fit better in my comment doesn’t really matter. it was just what i wrote in the moment when i was feeling a rush of intense emotions. maybe english isn’t my native language. doesn’t change the fact that commenting a correction that isn’t even particularly necessary makes you incredibly unlikable. just a thought.
So clear and beatifull ...my heart belong here in this wonderfull music ..j Will never forget it ❤️❤️❤️ its like a good dream come true...
This song is so nice to listen too, relaxing, calming and makes me think of my very friend.😎🎶💕🤗💓😴
This is the best version I have heard on all of RUclips.
Hear Paul Barton's version
Hear playing debussy himself.
ruclips.net/video/Yri2JNhyG4k/видео.html
Amy Turk it's the best for me, her tempo it's perfect: very slow, in pieces like this it's necessary listen well every note.
I have to agree. This is the best rendition I have heard. Its just.. the default version everyone should listen to at least once in their lives!!
it's really amazing, when I hear this kind of music, I can be in another part of my mind. it'll always amaze me - brilliant
Such a beautiful piece by an amazing composer
So deep, so touchable, so live
Sounds like a Rhapsody. Absolutely beautiful.
Music with no boundaries, limited resolve of tones, just endless feeling to go anywhere you want in the realms of a 12 tone cycle.
Life s to short not to take the time and live in a song like this one, maybe I am ready for the day after all, I feel like living in this song.
Beautiful music. So soothing to the mind.
Beautiful piece of art. Creative, and amazing. This type of music calms me down, and makes me think about what to do in life. Very nice and soothing.
This is such a great piece of music!....
"The idea that you're so small compared to the rest of the omniverse can be frightening, yet comforting.
It just depends on who you are. Some of us want to keep exploring, some of us just... want out."
- Francis of the Filth
beautiful! what i love about this piece is that the notes seem to flow freely, making it sound so much more expressive!
Such a beautiful piece of music 💜💜💜💜
2:20 is the inspiration for Zeldas fairy fountain and nothing will convince me otherwise
The first time I played this piece smoothly from memory, my cat jumped up on the piano second time through and fell asleep.
When I started piano, this piece inspired me to become a composer. I recall sitting at the piano in frustration- trying to be more than I was- only to envy the Great Composers of Old, the Masters of the piano.
I try to convince myself, "They were from another time when technology wasn't a distraction; they led focused daily lives."
To this day, I study and create music only to continue to wonder if these levels of intelligence, diligence, and imagination are unattainable in 2020.
Was the art of composition lost long ago?... Did it die because it wasn't passed on?... Have we been too caught up on performing the works of Master Composers that we have lost our creative individuality?
I am thankful lives are dedicated to these masterful works- in respect to detail, and with immense talent- immersing the listener in a sonic experience that evokes emotions and nostalgia...
But I long for the art of music composition to reawaken!
I dream this daily. I wish the world was devoted to discovering the mystery and limits of the piano again.
Much more to say...
Musically Yours,
Anthony
antjamnow.com
there are contemporary classical composers too you know. They're just not as popular
@@lordspongebobofhousesquare1616 True! Thanks. I wish it was on a grandeur scale (at least more than 1/4 of the musician community)
I am useing another account but I am a composer myself. I just want to say that music did not ever die. It’s just that u cant find amazing piece online because no one really published it. And most of the composers don’t publish music on RUclips either. If u want to listen to now days classical music then try searching up famous competitions and look for the same names in the prize winning list and search up their names. It’s going to cost money to listen to becasue it’s not on RUclips. But u just gonna wait for someone to becom super famous until people start to put their music online.
p.s. the reason the old pieces are famous is because they’ve been on earth for ages.
And it’s hard to create pieces by yourself. You need a teacher. Most of the famous composers had teachers.
@@DJ-yq1jn Having a good ear and knowing composition rules has helped me the most.
One of rare near perfect renditions on RUclips. Thank you 🤍
This version is brilliant, I can't listent to another one. Thank you for sharing it!
Pero que Maravilla de Composicion!! Adoro esta cancion, yaque siempre me motiva cuando me siiento deprimida! O triste, siiento que atraviesa mi alma!! Y la purifica por completo, para poder asi darme cuenta de que solo poseo una sola oportunidad en esta preciada vida! Eso es lo que me interpreta esta dulce y penetrante melodia!
Beautifull
I am listening to this masterpiece while looking at the autumn moon in Tokyo .
This masterpiece comforts my heart which was tired from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo .
From Tokyo of the Land of Rising Sun .
Which national are you watching this video ？
Greetings from México!
Hello from England !
@MC_ Chickenwing
Thank-you very much to your reply ！
How is your condition and your country ？
Tokyo is deep autumn .
Mountains , forests and streets will be gorgeous scenery with orange , red , yellow and brown colored leaves in Tokyo
But Hokkaido , where is a Japanese prefecture , is blizzard and all snow white everywhere .
I am reading Chinese classical literature while hearing the songs of the autumn insects that chirp with transient life .
And I think it while listening to Debussy,s works .
Somewhere in this vast and infinite universe , there will be planet with feelings like Solaris that can regenerate a dead beloved person like my mother .
Take care of each other
Good luck ！
@@Torifreya
Thank-you very much to your reply ！
Tokyo is quiet autumn .
In the endless vibrant night view of autumn Tokyo as megalopolis , the various emotions of 13million people,s sorrow , pleasure , happiness , surprises , grief , anger and regret are blended together , shining as if those feelings were colorful neon lights .
Tokyo , an asteroid , has various emotions and a city vibrant with life .
Now I am reading Chinese classical literature ( 蒙求)
while listening to Debussy,s works .
Take care of each other
Good luck ！
@@brandonvazquez288
Thank-you very much to your reply ！
How is your condition and your country ？
Tokyo is deep autumn .
Mountains , forests and streets will be gorgeous scenery with orange , red , yellow and brown colored leaves in Tokyo .
But Hokkaido , where is a Japanese prefecture , is blizzard and all snow white everywhere .
Someday please come to Japan where is full of delicious foods , pleasure , surprises , and a little pensive .
Take care of each other
Good luck ！
Needing this serenity 😭😭
It is so intressing this piece. I am liking and enjoying very much.
Musique si caressante.... This kind of music is so beautiful !
Beautiful song
A beautiful piece of music
Kaede & Saihara :""
Sharon Kir Vanessa
lmao what kaede was thinking about before she....
You know
Bought the sheet music for this today. I counted 72 measures. Learn one measure every 2 or 3 days or so. I’ll give myself six months to learn this - just as an interesting side project.
One measure a day?! I learnt 3 pages 3 in 2 days man, and I have 2 years on piano..., is not that hard bro.
@@alejandrom.4680 That's awesome! Whatever it is that you're eating I want to know.
Alejandro M. Is it not that hard?
Alejandro M. You learned the notes but can you play it?
TasteTheRambo Amen.
This piece makes me remember my horse at evening stables,.. grooming and filiing her hay net,...wonderful days,..
Claro de Luna,es muy linda..🎹
Me teletransporta,en segundos.
😄Euphoria💜
I'm playing this piece at the moment, I find it is a very expressive song, and is just so beautiful:) Whoever played this, is an excellent pianist!:) Very nice:)
Rachel Holyfield Have you played his First Arabesque? I'm just wondering with which one it would be easier to start!
Stunning version.
I always remember Godzilla 2 and damn when this was used on it's trailer shoot I had goosebumps and chills😂😂 really good hahaha good one debussy
precioso no me canso de escuchar su música
It's incomprehensible
so glad im in music appreciation because if i wasn't, i would not have come across this beautiful piece
Meravigliosa!! 😊
5 flats is nothing when you've learned how to play with 7...
felt bruh finishing grade 8 things lmao
or 6, dear schubert's impromptu, may you rot in hell
@@andresguillermoalvarezlope418 Please don't remind me😰
Hahahahaha to be honest now 5 flats feels super at home
weird flex but ok
RIP Dade
Never thought I'd see someone from that side of RUclips over here. R.I.P Dade. :/
Who the heck is Dade?
Mister Artist yeah who's dade?
im guessing some fictional or tv character who died and clair de lune played while/afterward
Watch filthy frank on RUclips and u will get it
HOLY SHEET!!
I just can't get enough of debussy! So good!
My favorite piece of all time
What a incredible playing
This is actually so beautiful wtf
Debussy's masterpieces are soothing , calming , fascinating and moving
「Clair de Lune 」 is the culmination of Debussy's aesthetics .
I am only intoxicated with Debussy's aesthetics called 「 Clair de Lune 」 and this incomparable performance .
From chaotic Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun .
Alone and heaven 🎼🎼🎹🎹♥️
This is the most beautiful thing ever
thanks to v3 i cant listen to this without crying :")
This is my favourite song to play on piano
ITS NOT A SONG
Dear God I needed that x
just exquisite x x x
THANK YOU so much!
Ay esa canción siempre me gusto desde que tengo memoria....***
Such a gorgeous piece,great work!!!(listen to this after watching Flatliner😂 )
Link?
just perfect! Thanks for sharing with the sheet :)
finally some good music
RIP Kaede
Sorry, but who is Kaede /:-(
Polly Bear Milanda Piano
Kaede is a character from the game Danganronpa. She was a pianist and referenced a lot of classical songs such as this one
Kaede
@Milanda Miao Kaede is a pianist in anime name dongonronpa. She has been executed.
I never would have thought to find the Danganronpa fandom here...
Thank you
i taught myself how to play nocturne op.9 no.2 and now somewhere in my mind it is urging me to take my time once again and play this piece
this piece is sooo relaxing i dont usually listen to classical but i really like this tune :) love the progression at 1:50
1:50
Thanks for uploading!
I just want to sleep this is so calming
Hell yes. Why haven't I heard of this guy before?! I mean, I have, but I've never listened to him.
Emmanuel Gapud I
brillant
Miracle
And for 4 minutes and 52 seconds, the world stopped...
Love it! ❤ Thanx!
love it.
This piece could be on any dramatic scene: a soldier in a war, after watching his brothers in arm getting killed next to him, he breathes heavily and sees the bright moon in the sky while explosions are in the background.
An astronaut got cut off by accident from the spaceship shuttle while working outside to fix something. He floats in space, he yells, and desperately tries to go back somehow, but he can’t. And he just gives up and looks at the moon and tears go down and float in his helmet.
Feeling a little mesmerized right now...
Can you hear his breathing? Full of emotion...
omg, it's exactly 10 years ago since this video was uploaded.
Masterpiece
1:48
I USE THIS PART FOR MY NORTHEN LIGHT VIEWING VIDEO..
IT FEELS MAGICAL..
I regrettably wish I had learnt how to play the piano or some other instrument
+Invluo *regretfully
its never too late to learn
+toothless toe not true
+toothless toe I've seen musicians that weren't technically amazing that played amazing music. Music is based off of the listener, whether it's technically proficient or really simple. All that matters is the emotional response of the opposing end of the musician.
+toothless toe you could supposedly be "the best", but if you can't move an audience, then you suck regardless of how long you've been playing.
뷰티풀,,
Gives me an existential crisis
Kaede is now Kaedead
عزف جميل جدا جدا رائع
there should have been another 1:02 at 4:00
Played this on loud speaker it broke every mirror in the whole house
I always thought my classical guitar notes were confusing, but Piano is a whole other level. If you know the piece already, the sheets are just a general guidance obviously, but say Debussy was alive today and wrote a new Sonata, 24 pages of 2lines stuffed with information, is it possible a genuine genius pianist could play it as it was intended by the writer, from the get go ? Like read ahead of your hands playing and not missing any pause or octave change, react in time for the speed changes and forti ?
Just curious because i have no idea, i know i couldn't, although i'm not good at any instrument really.
Experience. This is called sight reading (kinda). I can look then look ahead and play on my cello because I have experience playing cello. Yes the piano gets a little tough with this but it gets easy with experience and practice
@@Dylan_1344 Thank you for replying, to a 3 year old comment i made...i am still in awe of this music and ever so wondered if a musician can read notes and play them like someone just reading a book. I envy that musical talent...
Why the heck is everyone saying "Rip kaede" like im so confused rn lol
Good
1:54 I don't hear A at the end of the 1st measure whenever this is performed, but it's heard in every tutorial. what the deal? do performers skip it? i don't think it's that it's being played fast in that you don't hear it, i simply don't hear it at all. it goes dunnn da dunnnnnn in performances, but tutorials go dunnn da-dun dunnnnnn
Because they play it so well. The melody is accented( brought out) by the performer, the rest of the notes are smooth, soft, accompaniment
Never finish on Debussy, always finish on the Bach.