This song makes me melt. A guy in my piano class is playing it, and it took me ages to find it, but oh god was it worth it. I don't know how people can hate classical when there are songs like this.
This is by far my favourite piece. So relaxing but yet spiteful and fun. The tune puts a smile on my face every time. My day is incomplete with out this song, Grieg thank you.
Hello everyone I want to talk about how i found this song, because the time when i found out about it was a very special part of my life. Its almost 3 years ago now, i was in fourth grade back then and we just got an awesome new music teacher. I wont say any names, but he really was great. He teached us something about Edvard Grieg, i really found it interesting but the most interesting thing in the whole topic was the music of course. We listened to a few piano pieces of Edvard, they all sounded very good but there was this one song that immediately got me fall in love with it, it's this one. It felt like my heart wants to jump out of my chest when i first listened to it, like all my veins are throbing in the rhythm of the music. It was wonderful, and back then i had never ever felt something like that while listening to music - especially with classic music (i never liked classic before that). Thats when i found out that music is it for me, its not only a hobby but its a passion, it's my passion. I understood that music says so much even without words, it has its very own language and this language is so powerful and strong that it doesn't have to communicate with speaking, it communicates through the heart. But well, let's keep going with the actual story. A few weeks after we finished the topic Edvard Grieg, i forgot about the name of the song. But somehow i remembered this masterpiece of a song and i asked my teacher to tell me the name again. He wrote me a little Note with the name of it, and although already more than 2 years passed since that, i still have that note in my pencil case. I was listening to some piano music, when suddelny an Edvard Grieg piano song turned on and i suddenly remembered the song, so i had to surch for it again and listen to it. It feels crazy, because i didn't hear it for so long now...I just want to say, that im so greatful for this teacher we had in fourth grade, thanks to him i found out how much i love music and who knows where i would be right now, if he didn't make me notice it? I was in a chor class for 2 years, now im visiting a kid chor and in one year i can finally join the adult chor. I'm teaching myself the piano, and im also going to learn guitar or ukulele. When i was in third grade or lower, i wasn't able to think one minute about loving music that much, of course i loved singing my whole life but the passion i created for music in fourth grade, is something whole different, almost something magical!
Music is, by far, Humanity’s greatest creation, and classical is the best music. It takes you to a place with no walls or doors or windows. It’s takes you to a place that only music can take you. That’s why it will last throughout the ages.
@@damo408 Well,...I don't know. I don't believe music is a creation by humanity if I'm being quite honest. I think that music was always there in this world, maybe even in this universe. It surrounded us ever since, just waiting to get picked up, and the human species happened to be able to do just that. In my eyes - or should I rather say ears? Well never mind, but for me personally music is truly the greatest blessings us humans were exposed to. It is true that the reason for music never going out of style is that it has something magical and powerful about it, that you can not properly describe, only feel. We still need to know that there are people who will not be able to ever understand music the way we do though, they maybe feel the same way about something else that us music lovers can not understand. What I'm trying to say is that everyone's not there for music, but music will be there for anyone at any time, fully blossomed and ready to take you on a trip to destinations only emotions can guide you to.
I visited Troldhaugen last year- an amazing experience. For me, one of life's peak experiences. I could 'feel' Grieg in the old house. If you get a chance visit him there.
Agreed. Been there myself a couple of days ago. That place is no mere museum; it's special, as are its surroundings. For me this was an introduction to Grieg.
I heard this tune about 6 years ago and it's been going round in my head ever since. I just heard it on the radio a moment ago, and it was only my second time hearing it.
Yes, how true, where better to begin in music than with Grieg: he'll take you almost everywhere you've ever wanted to go, and point you in many other rewarding directions.
@@wira3359 I have no idea what you're saying, except that it seems pretty silly. Let's see, is it odd that an 80-year-old person looks back several decades on his wedding? Sorry you feel that way.
This is beautiful- I never tire of it. Grieg's music is quite something..........kids in my music classes get a decent intro to music appreciation when we listen to Grieg.
A girl I know played this at her piano recital once. Now I'm afraid I'll never see her again. and now I find myself coming back to this same song over and over again, because every time I listen to it, it reminds me of something I may never have. Music can do that. That's what makes it so amazing
At the moment I play the Melodie from grieg too. I'm 12 year old and I find the Melodie beautiful. It's Really one of my favorite melodies at the moment.
Im so glad I found this piece because I always have wanted to play it on the piano, and to be honest I dont find it too hard to play at all so thanks for puting this video up
It took me 6 years to find this piece, who/what/name of piece ... this is my 10th time listening to this in the first hour of finding it on youtube. Many thanks !!
I just performed this piece in concert today. I play it VERY closely to how this pianist performs it. I love the tempo for the first half. The middle section is a little fast for my taste. I like it to be slower...."more retrospective and nostalgic". I love the phrasing and articulation and the overall concept of this pianists interpretation. Who is this pianist, by the way? Bravo for a great performance! I may post my version on RUclips fairly soon. Cheers!!
@krntiger81 I finally identified it yesterday and ran to You Tube and can't stop listening to all the interpretations. There is an actual recording of Grieg playing it recorded in 1903. It is magic.
This tempo is the most pleasing to me.....why go dashing through a piece that should be savored. There is possibly a glitch at 1:39, otherwise it's clean as can be.
what can mere man say to this genious besides thank you for the beauty you have bestowed upon our ears. people say he looks like einstein . id say white jesus would be more acurite
As always with Grieg, it's an instant attraction. I still haven't heard anything I don't love from him. That's also why I try not to look up his music too much.
Briana Farrell No, it sounded composed to me-with a touch of extra time given by the performer, as if to say, “No, it’s not a mistake!” It’s there again at the reprise, around 5:08…
I know Grieg himself played this piece a lot faster but maybe that's evidence that the composer doesn't always know best. In my view this piece gains enormously from being slowed down to the speed of this recording. The fast ones are unlistenable to me. Anyway - thanks for posting!
Yes, this is the way this piece should be played in my opinion, it sets the standard. You can actually hear Grieg play this number on Wikipedia. Recorded in 1903.
@davidkeithbecket they have, i was one of them, but this was so amazing it gave me back my taste for good music............. so i burned my Rebecca black cd
Can someone help me please...this was used in an American movie ???..possibly a black and white??....i cannot find a reference anywhere... I need to know. Thanks in advance from Ireland
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This song makes me melt. A guy in my piano class is playing it, and it took me ages to find it, but oh god was it worth it. I don't know how people can hate classical when there are songs like this.
Ikr
@DesuDesuDesu I thought the same thing
Yes. Pop songs, in my opinion, are stupid pieces of crap. For me, classical is the only real music.
I grew up on little einsteins, so I heard this song a lot.
@@joeykaram4457 there is also other good music in different genres like Chiptune. But, yeah, Pop has been milked to death, with little exceptions.
I fell in love with this piece as soon as I heard it, truly magnificent.
This is by far my favourite piece. So relaxing but yet spiteful and fun. The tune puts a smile on my face every time. My day is incomplete with out this song, Grieg thank you.
I like how a minecraft steve on acid is saying this
Good for you...
Spiteful? Care to elaborate?
Henri de Lagardère I’m guessing that Gummy World meant to say “spirited,” and got foiled by AutoCorrect.
Hello everyone
I want to talk about how i found this song, because the time when i found out about it was a very special part of my life.
Its almost 3 years ago now, i was in fourth grade back then and we just got an awesome new music teacher. I wont say any names, but he really was great. He teached us something about Edvard Grieg, i really found it interesting but the most interesting thing in the whole topic was the music of course. We listened to a few piano pieces of Edvard, they all sounded very good but there was this one song that immediately got me fall in love with it, it's this one. It felt like my heart wants to jump out of my chest when i first listened to it, like all my veins are throbing in the rhythm of the music. It was wonderful, and back then i had never ever felt something like that while listening to music - especially with classic music (i never liked classic before that). Thats when i found out that music is it for me, its not only a hobby but its a passion, it's my passion. I understood that music says so much even without words, it has its very own language and this language is so powerful and strong that it doesn't have to communicate with speaking, it communicates through the heart. But well, let's keep going with the actual story. A few weeks after we finished the topic Edvard Grieg, i forgot about the name of the song. But somehow i remembered this masterpiece of a song and i asked my teacher to tell me the name again. He wrote me a little Note with the name of it, and although already more than 2 years passed since that, i still have that note in my pencil case.
I was listening to some piano music, when suddelny an Edvard Grieg piano song turned on and i suddenly remembered the song, so i had to surch for it again and listen to it. It feels crazy, because i didn't hear it for so long now...I just want to say, that im so greatful for this teacher we had in fourth grade, thanks to him i found out how much i love music and who knows where i would be right now, if he didn't make me notice it? I was in a chor class for 2 years, now im visiting a kid chor and in one year i can finally join the adult chor. I'm teaching myself the piano, and im also going to learn guitar or ukulele. When i was in third grade or lower, i wasn't able to think one minute about loving music that much, of course i loved singing my whole life but the passion i created for music in fourth grade, is something whole different, almost something magical!
Music is, by far, Humanity’s greatest creation, and classical is the best music. It takes you to a place with no walls or doors or windows. It’s takes you to a place that only music can take you. That’s why it will last throughout the ages.
@@damo408 Well,...I don't know. I don't believe music is a creation by humanity if I'm being quite honest.
I think that music was always there in this world, maybe even in this universe. It surrounded us ever since, just waiting to get picked up, and the human species happened to be able to do just that.
In my eyes - or should I rather say ears? Well never mind, but for me personally music is truly the greatest blessings us humans were exposed to. It is true that the reason for music never going out of style is that it has something magical and powerful about it, that you can not properly describe, only feel. We still need to know that there are people who will not be able to ever understand music the way we do though, they maybe feel the same way about something else that us music lovers can not understand.
What I'm trying to say is that everyone's not there for music, but music will be there for anyone at any time, fully blossomed and ready to take you on a trip to destinations only emotions can guide you to.
Thanks. I agree!
Love, love, LOVE Grieg, played everything on the piano, my all-time favourite composer, been to his house in Troldhaugen, what a special holiday!!!❤❤❤
I smile your way and what a great mention! 🙂
Great,loved this for years,so simple and melodic ❤😊
Until then, until the end
I remember a young girl of about 16 years playing this in my chapel in Garndiffaith South Wales. She is now Dame Janet Price of worldwide fame!
I visited Troldhaugen last year- an amazing experience. For me, one of life's peak experiences. I could 'feel' Grieg in the old house. If you get a chance visit him there.
Agreed. Been there myself a couple of days ago. That place is no mere museum; it's special, as are its surroundings. For me this was an introduction to Grieg.
saving this on google maps favourites now!
Until Then changed my view on this song
This is absolutely magnificent!!
Beautiful I would love this at my wedding
I heard this tune about 6 years ago and it's been going round in my head ever since. I just heard it on the radio a moment ago, and it was only my second time hearing it.
Yes, how true, where better to begin in music than with Grieg: he'll take you almost everywhere you've ever wanted to go, and point you in many other rewarding directions.
this is definitely going to be played on my wedding : !!!
well, was it?
ask me again in 9 years.
It was at mine!
@@grundooncongo calm down kids
@@wira3359 I have no idea what you're saying, except that it seems pretty silly. Let's see, is it odd that an 80-year-old person looks back several decades on his wedding? Sorry you feel that way.
Until Then and this song are PEAK
Lovely. Sprightly. Just beautiful
Great recording, this is one of the first pieces I learned to play. It took me a really long time as a beginner. Hoorah for Norwegians!
I love Grieg's compositions....I took piano lessons for 10 years and I played this piece for my final recital.... memorized btw.
Probably needs to be memorized anyhow to play well. I can't imagine someone using the sheets as a crutch and play this well.
Im playing it right now too, its amazing
This is beautiful- I never tire of it. Grieg's music is quite something..........kids in my music classes get a decent intro to music appreciation when we listen to Grieg.
I played this. It was one of my master pieces. Was very hard, but very beautiful
God will be gratefull to those that upload this kind of art.
A girl I know played this at her piano recital once.
Now I'm afraid I'll never see her again.
and now I find myself coming back to this same song over and over again,
because every time I listen to it, it reminds me of something I may never have.
Music can do that.
That's what makes it so amazing
Grieg is very clever and inspired..
Grieg's music is beautiful and colorful and at the same time perfect.
Edvard Grieg looks like Albert Einstein
I thought the same!
Absolutely true!
Because Grieg is like Einstein.
No, Albert Einstein looks like Grieg
And Mark Twain. There’s something about intellectuals of the late 19th and early 20th century…
Have always liked this piece, so fresh and melodic.
Good playing.
God I love, yes love this piece, I get so melancholy, yet smile..............
Best version of this that I have heard. Thanks for uploading!
At the moment I play the Melodie from grieg too.
I'm 12 year old and I find the Melodie beautiful. It's Really one of my favorite melodies at the moment.
standing ovation
People say that classical music is stupid. Let's show them
No
Only uncultured, ignorant people!
You can't reason/persuade stupid...
You can't convince those guys if they don't have brains.
This is not classical music , it is romanticism...
Best version on youtube
Melancholy and yet uplifting, memories.............
I grew up watching Little Einsteins, and this was one of the songs in it.
Me too!!
If I ever get married I will get married to this piece of music
I have thought the SAME thing! Well said and I share. From Ohio, with love. ❤
Love Edvard Griegs music
Im so glad I found this piece because I always have wanted to play it on the piano, and to be honest I dont find it too hard to play at all so thanks for puting this video up
I love this.
Wonderful music. Thanks for posting.
BEAUTIFUL PIECE!!!!
Top 10 if not 5 favorite piano piece 🔥 🎹 ✌
Edvard's Top Tracks are amazing!
I love grieg .. genius .. nordic soul and romantic sadness !!@!@
It took me 6 years to find this piece, who/what/name of piece ... this is my 10th time listening to this in the first hour of finding it on youtube. Many thanks !!
Профессиональный исполнитель! Класс!
3 words:
*BUILD IT, ROCKET!*
Lovely, thank you!
Can a piece of music ever be perfect? Answers pleez.😁
Listen to you 😍
I just performed this piece in concert today. I play it VERY closely to how this pianist performs it. I love the tempo for the first half. The middle section is a little fast for my taste. I like it to be slower...."more retrospective and nostalgic". I love the phrasing and articulation and the overall concept of this pianists interpretation. Who is this pianist, by the way? Bravo for a great performance! I may post my version on RUclips fairly soon. Cheers!!
You have yet to post it :D. I wanna hear it.
I believe it's played by Jenő Jandó
@krntiger81 I finally identified it yesterday and ran to You Tube and can't stop listening to all the interpretations. There is an actual recording of Grieg playing it recorded in 1903. It is magic.
I opted for this song to be played instead of Here Comes the Bride, but at a slower pace. It was beautiful
I adore what you said and I hope the marriage is alive and kicking. ❤
Love this song.
Yes, yes, yes !!
Fabuloso!!!!!!!
heard again the orchestral version on radio after work today; but for this piece it is always the right piano version that is more impressive.
Build it, Rocket!
Little Elephant's Big Parade
How charming!
Pride of Norway!
1:00 In the life cycle of every Pianist he must make the metamorphosis from Grieg to Liszt.
Costo seguro popular
that description tho--
jokes aside this is magnificent playing
This tempo is the most pleasing to me.....why go dashing through a piece that should be savored. There is possibly a glitch at 1:39, otherwise it's clean as can be.
A glitch in your spelling, SAVOURED, ok with that...
Yea I like it. No that's just how the piece is written
Also at 5.08 the same uncommon chord in the left hand indeed.
Does Jeno Jando have different sheet music ?
The orchestral version is amazing.
what can mere man say to this genious besides thank you for the beauty you have bestowed upon our ears. people say he looks like einstein . id say white jesus would be more acurite
Perfect!
As always with Grieg, it's an instant attraction. I still haven't heard anything I don't love from him. That's also why I try not to look up his music too much.
I relate with what you share here, three years after you left this carrier pigeon. 🔥
@EnsignBaiXin your first piece?? this is pretty diffcult for ur first piece
Ideal music for a silentmovie.
very charming
How did I get to this from Weezer??? Still a sucker for Grieg though!
It sounds like Phillippe Entremente. (I might not be spelling that quite right).
I can only play beethoven's ninth symphony but this is way better I was looking for this I've heard it before
It's sad that you can't even do the whole thing. Just one part of Ode To Joy
AwesomeMe and AwesomeYou. what can you play since your an expert
lel
The trollface quest games are also using this masterpiece
i can never look at a crosswalk the same way
It won't let me post the 1903 Grieg link, but a quick search on You Tube will turn it up
Did I hear a wrong note at 1:39?
And appears to be off-tempo as well. But the rest of the piece is magnificent.
Briana Farrell No, it sounded composed to me-with a touch of extra time given by the performer, as if to say, “No, it’s not a mistake!” It’s there again at the reprise, around 5:08…
Briana Farrell Yes - but who cares? It's a glorious performance.
+Briana Farrell I think it's at 1:31 myself.
The pianist ( who ? ) is playing a wrong chord indeed !
C'est très gai et surtout motivant, merci.
I know Grieg himself played this piece a lot faster but maybe that's evidence that the composer doesn't always know best. In my view this piece gains enormously from being slowed down to the speed of this recording. The fast ones are unlistenable to me. Anyway - thanks for posting!
Yes, this is the way this piece should be played in my opinion, it sets the standard. You can actually hear Grieg play this number on Wikipedia. Recorded in 1903.
Double jack Daniels and Edvard for the soul.
Single malt more like it.
How can 48# disagreee ??
Anyone here know which recording this is?
0 tasteless trolls have stumbled across this yet
En el minuto 19 de Antonia, una sinfonía...
Do you think its suitable for the first piece of music at my husbands funeral
I have planned to have it at mine. The highs and low of life.
I am a women and I think it brings that out!
We did play it and am very glad we did.
@davidkeithbecket they have, i was one of them, but this was so amazing it gave me back my taste for good music............. so i burned my Rebecca black cd
came from little einstins xD
I believe this video is a rendition from Jenő Jandó
anyone knows who actually plays this piece?
Jeno Jando
@@hansdekorver7365 Thank you!
How do you pronounce Troldhauen?
Trolld-haw-gen?
@@mrflufferpuffs1460 OK, is that right?
@@StewartBlues pretty sure
@@mrflufferpuffs1460 That'll do me then, thanks.
Troughhaugen
1:21
Amazing! Who played this?
I believe it's played by Jenő Jandó
marvelous😍😍😍
Build it rocket
YES!!!!!
i love that episode
The word "haug" actually means "hill" though.
The Magic Peanut Song
bravo
This sounds like it should be Debussy
Greig just went a bit mad
greig
It’s Grieg
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻good
Can someone help me please...this was used in an American movie ???..possibly a black and white??....i cannot find a reference anywhere... I need to know. Thanks in advance from Ireland