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Même si la plupart de ces morceaux de musique classique sont connus HALDONMUSIC sait diversifier ses listes et rendre la musique toujours aussi magnifique même aux oreilles des mélomanes les plus modestes .
The picture is the greek godess Circe (daughter of the sun titan Helios). She was the witch of the island Aiaia. She would turn men that landed on her island into pigs by poisoning the wine she gave them. One of the most underrated characters in greek myhology.
Well spotted, Ben! This playlist was actually inspired by the novel Circe by Madeline Miller. We finished it recently and loved her retelling of the classical myth. You've probably read it already, but if you haven't, we wholeheartedly recommend checking it out!
J'aime écouter ce genre de playlist avec un thé chaud dans les mains. Devant une fenêtre ouverte par laquelle s'engouffre le vent froid de l'automne. Il fait nuit et seuls les lampadaires maintiennent la place en vie. Le monde dort, insouciant, fragile. Mes frères, nous sommes les piliers du monde de nuit, contemplons donc avec grâce et fureur ce monde qui pense pouvoir vivre sans nous.
allo allo kleine Kröte ! Vous francophones etes enviable et en consequent je vous envie un petit peu pour votre langue et votre language ! Et merci pour votre beau commentaire! @@Petit_crapaud
When I was lying on the floor of that train, helplessly getting kicked in the stomach by them, I was the victim and they were the villains. Roles reversed as soon as I pulled the gun out and fired those bullets which killed them eventually. I became villain and they became victims. I guess, there are only villains and victims in this world. No heroes. - The Joker
@@ahmetoz512 personally, as a villain myself, i confess i sometimes switch to 70s disco and 00s pop music. Makes a good contrast and confirms my chaotic nature xoxo
I have discovered that classical music can be played in the background when studying literally any subject and it never diverts my attention like pop songs. its amazing
Lucky you lol, any music that I find stimulating distracts me at the best of times. So it's a weird gamble as to what I put on as I can't just have silence.
"It's probably the most villainous sounding classical piece I can think of." - well Sunderland AFC used to run out to this at the Stadium of Light so you're correct in your ascertation
YEEEEEEEEES! This song is really good and makes you want to dance and sing (even though it doesn't have lyrics lol) and scream AAAAAAAAAAAA !!!! Do you have any similar classical music to recommend?
@@sweetness5830 hi there!! Classical music tells you a story without words. Try and follow this topic on classical music for villains, it's very funny. For a personal opinion i guess you could look for Swan Lake 😉
@@sweetness5830 try listening: passacaglia - bach toccata und fugue - bach partita ii for unaccompanied violin - bach sonata i for unaccompanied violin - bach hapsichord concerto no1 in d minor - bach 4 hapsichord concerto in a minor - bach there are still more and more but those are some.
We're humbled by your kind words, thank you so much! We have a soft spot for intense, captivating pieces and since we've recently finished reading Circe by Madeline Miller (definitely recommended) we were inspired to create a selection that reflected her character. By the way our lovely Mia, who curated this playlist, says thank you!
I think what makes classical music great is that it's your own interpretation. There's no lyrics to tell you how to feel - it's just the sounds and your imagination.
Lol definitely not true 😂😂😂 This interpretation of villainy comes from the conscription of this music by the pop culture media in particular parts of the climactic showdowns. Our minds register the emotions we're feeling and associate it with the music. Had they used Beethoven's fifth for a love story, we would think its extremely romantic 😂😂
My mom has been playing your classical playlists since I was little, while I was drawing or playing. Now when I'm studying I love listening to your dark academia-themed playlists, they really keep me motivated when I'm feeling overwhelmed or I'm procrastinating! Thank you, Halidon!
Oh, your comment makes us so happy! It's amazing to hear that our music has been accompanying you since you were little and that you still listen to it today, thank you so much 😍
I thought you were gonna say that this was the list that your mother played which reveals a villain and I started to fear your mother.😯 Fortunately it was not.
But hurting people is the most fun part... either be a villain or don't, but there's no taking villain field trips or tours into the world of the villainous.
As a classical musician and violinist, I must approve this as a beautiful playlist for villains all around the world. As i played this piece in orchestras, I find these so nostalgic.Good job on touching a Villain's heart and KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK:)
Support and encouragement from fellow villain are greatly appreciated, thanks! 💪 Did you know there are two more parts in this series? You can listen to them here if you'd like and tell us which one touches your villain heart more: Vol. 2 👉 ruclips.net/video/8zeyRAFMizc/видео.html Vol. 3 👉 ruclips.net/video/FzUPw8OmrY0/видео.html
Wow, what power and vivacity in this playlist! 🤩 I can't get enough of the agonising frenzy of "The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 4 in F minor, RV 297 "Winter": III. Allegro or molto", every time I listen to it : the same feeling, the same thrills, I love it! A good idea to have put the naughty in the spotlight, it's a change! 😊👍 Well, very nice playlist, full of energy, before starting the weekend ! thanks ! 🥰
I love this whole _Classical Music for Villains_ package: the cute title, the presentation, the adorable & amusingly-fitting painting for the vid; the music of course. When I first saw the thumbnail in my recommended vids, it looked like the lady in the painting was conducting the music within. This is the kind of thing I love about this platform & all the fun things to be found. Great work!
I live in Isaan, Thailand, about 80 kms west of the Mekong. Your collections on RUclips provide me with wonderful music to enjoy every day. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Good morning from New Mexico. Up with cup of coffee. I am a home health finishing up a night shift. This music is very nice. Thank you. The Lord Jesus bless you all.
That piece conveys such a sense of power and confidence! It makes us feel like we could do anything🔥thank you for listening, Angie! Hope you're having a great weekend.
Thank you😜I will play this at family reunions and when the topics of conversations turn to arguments🤬 I will slowly turn it up as I sip my ☕️& whisky.😸
First piece by Jenkins has me feeling very sinister indeed! You would never know Jenkins is modern, it fits right in with classical pieces like Vivaldi!
Waterhouse has an unmistakable style. One can recognize his works from a mile away. My favorite is "Hylas and the Nymphs" but his "Circe" is great, too.
To everyone who's studying with this music: Checklist: • A bottle of water, at least 1 liter. Your brain works better if it has enough water and drinking helps you to concentrate • Your charger. You sometimes don't even notice that your device's battery is going down, so better have it plugged in all the time • Your headphones. You will be able to focus more with headphones because it blocks background noises. Also, if it's a late-night study session, you won't wake up anyone • a tea or coffee. Coffee keeps you awake, green or black tea can make you feel more awake as well. • Your study/work stuff: your laptop/tablet/phone, a few pens, paper, or whatever you need. •Anything else you could need, what about a heating pad, a blanket, a good lamp, or your pet so you have a study buddy Reminder: After an hour, you should stand up and walk a bit around. Better stop the music or put on different music for the break. Open your window, even if it's cold outside. Fresh air will make it better, trust me. You could also lay your head down on your desk for ten minutes and listen to a podcast. Or, if you have to read a book, listen to the audiobook of it. You can also listen to the audiobook while doing another thing, that's even better than listening to music while reading the book. I hope y'all had a good day, if not, that's okay too. Remember to take care of yourself and try to get some sleep tonight DISCLAIMER: I did not create this, I found it on other playlists. I still wanna help people out and get them through any stress :]
To be honest, this video was recommended to me, by reading the title it felt interesting and when I played it I didn't recognise when it ended. Now, this video is part of my playlist. This gave me a full mixture of drama, intense happiness and power. Much more to say about it and also thank you for this beautiful playlist.👍👍
Your comment made our day Pratik, thank you very much! If you enjoyed the dramatic intensity of this mix we'd love to hear what you think about this one as well 😎👉 ruclips.net/video/hLqe9v7GDfI/видео.html
I'm playing this while writing a villain's scene in a story for a creative writing course. I'm a university student and classical music can indeed fit any assignment's mood! I've been listening to this channel's playlists for many hours as I have worked on this story, so thank you!
That's simply wonderful to hear Acadia, thank _you_ for listening! Did you know we've recently uploaded a new mix specifically for writing? We hope you enjoy that too 🤗👉 ruclips.net/video/lMmLHchT4Ho/видео.html
Great stuff, especially the Litvinovsky piece, haven't heard it much before. Really a nice jolt in the morning :) I'm going to track down the whole piece, it really stood out for me. Thanks Halidonmusic!
Glad to hear you enjoyed Alexander Litvinovsky's compositions! We have released two of his Suite for Strings (Le Grand Cahier and Tales of the Magic Tree), and have one more coming out in a couple of weeks: Pelléas et Mélisandre. Don't forget to follow him on Spotify if you'd like to be notified of new releases! Thank you for listening :)
The Litvinovsky "Le Grand Cahier" immediately struck me because of the similar note progression as the Avengers leitmotif. I wonder if there's some influence there or if it's just coincidental.
Классическая музыка задевает все струны души. Нет слов, чтобы описать эмоции. Трудно сидеть на месте, потому что настроение музыки передаётся тебе. И это не единственное, что происходит, ведь ты постоянно чувствуешь мурашки и радость, от которой почти задыхаешься.
Wonderful music , stirring , energetic , rousing , come-to-the-battle sort , followed by some soulful , meditative pieces . Music of Dvorak and Mussorgsky makes you want to grab your sword and your buckler, and run down the hill to the Field of Destiny ! And then (after the victorious battle) rest to sounds of the Handel's Suite , or Mozart's Requiem . Gloria , Victoria ! I would just throw-in Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries , for the good measure !
Oh joy, we're thrilled that you've finally found it! If you enjoy this mix, we can't help but recommend vol. 2 as well for extra villainous vibes ✨👉 ruclips.net/video/8zeyRAFMizc/видео.html
Ma chaine préférée de RUclips concernant la musique classique , ce RUclips est capable de poésies dans toute la splendeur du magicien Web. Merci HALIDONMUSIC de partager ces hymnes universels.
You can tell the references of many movies/video games in this list of art pieces. I've listened to most of them before, but I was kind of naive at that age; now I value them a thousand more! Thanks for sharing! :)
Oh, then you should see the film "The Fall" which also uses this as a soundtrack. The film is a gorgeous piece of art and the story is quite interesting.
Magnífica, maravilhosa, Lindíssima playlist 👏👏! Eu amo Mozart 🤩🥰💕 me dá uma sensação de paz , amor, alegrias...🤗! Obrigada Halidonmusic, tenham todos um ótimo final de semana com muita alegrias, saúde e músicas.🎻🎵🎶🙋
Why haven't I discovered this channel, awesome community and video's before? The people in the comments are intelligent, nice to eachother and interesting. The music is just perfect and the channel is really active, nice to people and makes the good video's. And the video's themselves, are of course; just perfection. No words needed
Just found your channel a few days ago and been listening to different playlists ever since while doing my PhD thesis. It really makes me focus and give me the high spirit to do my thesis. Thank you so much!
Your comment makes us so happy Anis, thank you! We're glad our music collections help you focus on your thesis and keep you motivated 🤗 Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss our weekly uploads, and best of luck with your PhD!
Painting is "Circe Offering the Cup to Odysseus" by John William Waterhouse. So excited to see my favourite painter's favourite work used in one of these playlists~
I listen villain music when i feel anger in me. Actually I don’t feel like I am villian I feel myself relaxed after see injustice in the world with these music. This type of music provide me to control my anger and think about it.. anger is my most sincere feeling. It is really good playlist. Thanks for sharing..
I’ve been studying for days because of my finals and this playlist has been giving me the energy I need 🫶🏼… I love classical music and this is going to be my favorite playlist from now on
Thank you so much Naomi! We know the difference the right soundtrack can make whilst studying, and it really means a lot to know that this one helps you stay motivated! _(Are you secretly a villain?)_ We wish you all the best on your finals 💪 Btw did you know we've created two more volumes in our "Villains" series? You can listen to them here, we'd love to hear what you think about them: Vol. 2 👉 ruclips.net/video/8zeyRAFMizc/видео.html Vol. 3 👉 ruclips.net/video/FzUPw8OmrY0/видео.html
Thank you very much for your kind words Kim! Ooh, we've read the book for the first time recently and Count Dracula is definitely one of the most intriguing characters in classic literature - excellent choice!
Classical music, without a doubt, is an artistic expression that transcends time and space. Its complexity and depth are reflections of the erudition and culture that surround it. When listening to a classical composition, we are transported on a sonic journey that allows us to explore emotions and thoughts in a unique way. Every note, every chord, every pause, is carefully orchestrated to create a listening experience that is both challenging and rewarding. Furthermore, classical music is a testament to human evolution, reflecting sociocultural and historical changes over the centuries. Composers such as Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, among others, not only created musical masterpieces, but also contributed to the development of musical theory and orchestral practice. Therefore, when listening to classical music, you are not only enjoying beautiful melodies, but also participating in a rich cultural and intellectual tradition. It is an art form that demands and rewards careful attention and deep appreciation. Enjoy your musical journey! 🎶
This is the one year anniversary of me not going to a town in Utah because a lot of their townsfolk were mean to me. I've went there each year prior since before I was born. Today, a flood hit it that only occurs once every 100 years and that they didn't expect to hit now. Nobody died, but everyone had to evacuate. I need this playlist.
Loving this list!! I'm literally chilling like a villain now. Really love the Litvonovsky, never heard any of it before! I feel like "Camille Saint-Saëns's Introduction + Rondo Capriccioso op. 28 violin & orchestra" should totally be on this list as well. Love this Waterhouse painting too.
Thank you very much for the love and the suggestion! Whenever someone tells us they loved Litvinovsky a fairy is born 🧚♀️✨ His music deserves all the recognition, we can never have enough of it! We definitely recommend listening to his full suites for string orchestra: 👉 Tales of the Magic Tree: ruclips.net/video/IvO__uNG3ew/видео.html 👉 Le Grand Cahier: ruclips.net/video/PHmqZ5wo5pE/видео.html 👉 Pélleas et Mélisande: ruclips.net/video/hW4b6YFt5_8/видео.html
Mwahaha, all I need is a now is a massive gothic castle with a cathedral-sized pipe organ that sends a thrilling sound throughout the mountains. I was feeling all maniacal here by the window and then I look over at my dog on the couch and he was in such a silly position. Regardless, thanks for this! It is very exciting and dramatic!
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Classical Music for Villains
POV: You're a villain (or just a misunderstood hero?) scheming against your enemies...
Tell us who's your favourite baddie in the comments!
Tracklist:
0:00:00 Jenkins - Concerto Grosso for Strings "Palladio": I. Allegretto
0:02:33 Vivaldi - The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 4 in F minor, RV 297 "Winter": I. Allegro non molto
0:05:49 Vivaldi - The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 4 in F minor, RV 297 "Winter": III. Allegro
0:08:54 Vivaldi - The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 2 in G minor, RV 315 "Summer": III. Presto
0:11:34 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": X. L'Incendie
0:13:54 Litvinovsky - Tales of the Magic Tree: IV. Spider Knows His Craft
0:17:33 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": II. Les Alertes
0:19:45 Haydn - Die Worte des Erlösers am Kreuze, Hob. XX:1: IX. Il Terremoto
0:21:31 Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 in C Minor, Op. 67: I. Allegro con brio (Live)
0:29:08 Prokofiev - Suite No. 1 from Romeo and Juliet, Op. 64bis: No. 6, Death of Tybalt
0:33:40 Dvořák - Symphony No. 9 in E Minor, Op. 95 "From the New World": IV. Allegro con fuoco
0:45:25 Mussorgsky - Night on Bald Mountain
0:56:41 Grieg - Holberg Suite, Op. 40: IV. Air
1:02:14 Händel - Suite No. 11 in D Minor, HWV 437: III. Sarabande
1:05:02 Beethoven - Symphony No. 7 in A Major, Op. 92: II. Allegretto
1:14:16 Mozart - Requiem, K. 626: Introitus. Requiem
1:19:40 Mozart - Requiem, K. 626: Sequentia. Dies Irae
1:21:21 Mozart - Requiem, K. 626: Sequentia. Confutatis & Lacrimosa
1:26:58 Mozart - Requiem, K. 626: Kyrie
1:29:39 Orff/Killmayer - Carmina Burana: O Fortuna (Live)
1:32:18 Verdi - Requiem: 2a. Dies Irae
Cet ensemble de musique classique est un choix judicieux harmonieux et plaisant qui comble de bien être les amoureux de beauté dont je fais partie !
J'aime énormément votre choix HALDONMUSIC .
Merci de me permettre de passer un après midi si agréable en compagnie de si magnifiques musiques !
Même si la plupart de ces morceaux de musique classique sont connus HALDONMUSIC sait diversifier ses listes et rendre la musique toujours aussi magnifique même aux oreilles des mélomanes les plus modestes .
Merci HALDONMUSIC Merci pour tout
it's favorite not favourite
The picture is the greek godess Circe (daughter of the sun titan Helios). She was the witch of the island Aiaia. She would turn men that landed on her island into pigs by poisoning the wine she gave them. One of the most underrated characters in greek myhology.
Interesting information. Thanks for sharing.
Well spotted, Ben! This playlist was actually inspired by the novel Circe by Madeline Miller. We finished it recently and loved her retelling of the classical myth. You've probably read it already, but if you haven't, we wholeheartedly recommend checking it out!
Well, she looks drunk as a skunk. :D Brilliantly caught expression, I must say.
When I saw the image out of the corner of my eye it looks like he is holding two guns 🤣
@@HALIDONMUSIC Actually one of my favourite books. Circe's character development is great, especially towards the end.
The painting is Circe: Judgement of a Witch by John Waterhouse.
Thank you!
Прошу прощения, но картина называется Цирцея подаёт бокал Одиссею.
Thank You
The mirror reflection aspect is cool ;)
Waterhouse was a true master, absolutely one of my favourite painters... if only his works weren't so excruciatingly prude.
@@Сайбар Circe Offering the Cup to Ulysses’ by John William Waterhouse
회사에서 들으면 이 회사의 큰 비밀을 알고 있지만 지금은 때가 아니라 타이밍 간 보고 있는 사원 같은 느낌으로 일할 수 있음.
개웃기네ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
과장 : 이 생퀴가 뭔가 꾸미는건 알고있지만 사표쓸까봐 지켜보는중
no entendi
Haha yes.
@@user-777-u2b ??? ??? : 누가 옳고 그른지는 과장님이 평가를 내리는게 아닙니다. 후세사람들이 결정해줄 것입니다. 만민이 보는 자리에서 도게자를 하게 해드리지요 키시시시시
一曲目から必死な悪役じゃなくて優越感や愛も哀愁もある高貴な悪役になれる笑
Honestly, classical music like this is better than almost any other genre I've listened to.
That is why it's called classical. Nobody will be listening to Snoop Dogg or Lady Gag-you in 50 years...
@@georgefisher9304 Lets hope not
because its not really a genre, its a collection of best music pieces from like 200+ years
cuz its the only real music. The 1600-1950s europeans really understood music.
@@agrajyadav2951 yep. They really understood it like a science.
You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself listening to this playlist.
Living long enough was the right choice.
Haha
@@God_3712 "said the clown"
This is true.
You got me.
悪役のためのクラシックとは何ぞや？と聞いてみて、なるほど！となった。
闇落ちヒーロー感もあってゾクゾクする。改めてクラシックっていいなぁと思えた。
チャプターがあって、手軽に聴けるのもありがたい。
個人的には 1:19:40 が好き
何だこの動画…突如おすすめに現れた最高すぎるタイトルの動画……オタクが最も欲しているものをわかっているだけでなくまとめだと…？？
この曲聞きながら暗い部屋でパソコンをカタカタ言わせてたらなんか世界を裏で牛耳ってる気分になれてくるからオススメ
「まったくNSAもCIAもFBIもザルなセキュリティしやがって！ざまぁねぇや！くたばれ、アメ公！ふぁっきゅー！」ｴﾝﾀｰｷｰﾀｰﾝ！
とかやってそう。
Bonita experiencia😅
@@ふきのとう-v1o 洋画染みた台詞ガチ草
J'aime écouter ce genre de playlist avec un thé chaud dans les mains. Devant une fenêtre ouverte par laquelle s'engouffre le vent froid de l'automne. Il fait nuit et seuls les lampadaires maintiennent la place en vie. Le monde dort, insouciant, fragile.
Mes frères, nous sommes les piliers du monde de nuit, contemplons donc avec grâce et fureur ce monde qui pense pouvoir vivre sans nous.
allo allo kleine Kröte ! Vous francophones etes enviable et en consequent je vous envie un petit peu pour votre langue et votre language ! Et merci pour votre beau commentaire! @@Petit_crapaud
"There are no heroes and no villians...
It will all depend on who narrates the story in which timeline..."
- The First Villian
Exactly
So true.
When I was lying on the floor of that train, helplessly getting kicked in the stomach by them, I was the victim and they were the villains. Roles reversed as soon as I pulled the gun out and fired those bullets which killed them eventually. I became villain and they became victims.
I guess, there are only villains and victims in this world. No heroes.
- The Joker
@@2HN. if somebody came and saved him from those three, he/she would be called hero
Said the secret cousin of Hitler🤔? 😂🤣🤣
As a villain, i can confirm that this is what we listen to
Thank you for validating our playlist Matt 🙏
HAHAHA 😂
Do real villains listen to this all the time or time to time? I wonder % villain I am? :)
@@ahmetoz512 personally, as a villain myself, i confess i sometimes switch to 70s disco and 00s pop music. Makes a good contrast and confirms my chaotic nature xoxo
Matt does the music help lessen your crimes when you listen to it or does it add more motivation? lol
I have discovered that classical music can be played in the background when studying literally any subject and it never diverts my attention like pop songs. its amazing
I work out to this, its like the weights conspire against me 😂
Artistry at its finest, good luck with your beautiful education.
Lucky you lol, any music that I find stimulating distracts me at the best of times. So it's a weird gamble as to what I put on as I can't just have silence.
I can't NOT listen to the great musicianship. Jazz is the same way. Still a distraction.
Dance of the Knights would also fit this playlist really well. It's probably the most villainous sounding classical piece I can think of.
indeed it's great.
And: scheherazade's main theme, Ravel's Tzigane for violin, Berlioz's Symphonie Fantastique (finale), Shostakovich Symphony #5 (finale). Holst Planetary Suite: Mars (possibly Jupiter too).
"It's probably the most villainous sounding classical piece I can think of." - well Sunderland AFC used to run out to this at the Stadium of Light so you're correct in your ascertation
So good
Coincido totalmente, me hizo falta esa pieza, espero hagan una segunda parte y la incluyan
When i hear "winter" from Vivaldi i fell like i can deadlift a ton , such an emotional boost .
YEEEEEEEEES!
This song is really good and makes you want to dance and sing (even though it doesn't have lyrics lol) and scream AAAAAAAAAAAA !!!! Do you have any similar classical music to recommend?
@@sweetness5830 hi there!! Classical music tells you a story without words. Try and follow this topic on classical music for villains, it's very funny. For a personal opinion i guess you could look for Swan Lake 😉
@@bhold7453 Ok! Thanks for the recomendation!!
@@sweetness5830 Try Symphony no. 9 in E minor by Dvořák and Vltava (Moldau) by Bedřich Smetana
@@sweetness5830 try listening:
passacaglia - bach
toccata und fugue - bach
partita ii for unaccompanied violin - bach
sonata i for unaccompanied violin - bach
hapsichord concerto no1 in d minor - bach
4 hapsichord concerto in a minor - bach
there are still more and more but those are some.
Brilliant.
This was intense / dramatic
And overall a fabulous collection / excellent curation / compilation.
The person who did it deserves a raise.
We're humbled by your kind words, thank you so much! We have a soft spot for intense, captivating pieces and since we've recently finished reading Circe by Madeline Miller (definitely recommended) we were inspired to create a selection that reflected her character. By the way our lovely Mia, who curated this playlist, says thank you!
@@HALIDONMUSIC Agreed. A great play list. Really good job x
Agreed. A great play list, good job
@@HALIDONMUSIC Keep up the good work
@@HALIDONMUSIC nO Mia.Thank *YOU*
I think what makes classical music great is that it's your own interpretation. There's no lyrics to tell you how to feel - it's just the sounds and your imagination.
And the majesty of the up and downs, the climaxes.
@@lucacunzolo7728 and talking like this is why everyone else thinks we’re nuts for liking this stuff.
Almost always it's not the lyrics that create the interpretation, it's the sound, no idea what your talking about
@@ReachTea I'm comparing Classical to modern mainstream music where people interpret the song by the lyrics
Lol definitely not true 😂😂😂
This interpretation of villainy comes from the conscription of this music by the pop culture media in particular parts of the climactic showdowns. Our minds register the emotions we're feeling and associate it with the music. Had they used Beethoven's fifth for a love story, we would think its extremely romantic 😂😂
This type of music makes me feel powerful, sad, lost, won, happy, engrossed, positive, negative...just wow!
Me too.. Well, I guess that's what it means to be human, to be a creature in constant conflict with itself.
Like a Villain! That's why they are more fascinating than heroes.
It's meant to make you feel alive
I would like.. but I can't bring myself to do it. It's to perfect
Onto the dark side, you are!
Thanks. As a Villain, this is exactly what i was searching.
Glad to be of service 🙌
ur cringe
I feel like plundering a few villages after listening to this
@@luciluci8927 AMATEUR!! One plunders villages WHILE listening to this.
you might be a villain but i am your nemesis....
My mom has been playing your classical playlists since I was little, while I was drawing or playing. Now when I'm studying I love listening to your dark academia-themed playlists, they really keep me motivated when I'm feeling overwhelmed or I'm procrastinating! Thank you, Halidon!
Oh, your comment makes us so happy! It's amazing to hear that our music has been accompanying you since you were little and that you still listen to it today, thank you so much 😍
If you like academia and music together, you should listen to that Polish outfit, Akademia Filmu i Telewizji.
I thought you were gonna say that this was the list that your mother played which reveals a villain and I started to fear your mother.😯 Fortunately it was not.
이거듣고 먹던 프로틴에 제티 한숟갈 타버렸습니다. 이제 저도 악당입니다
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ ㅇㅈ
ㅈ노잼
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ귀여워
ㅈㄴ웃기네 ㅋㅋ
안녕하세요.
진짜 너무 좋다 어릴때부터 찾아해매온 느낌의 클레식이 다 모였네 이런거 너무 좋아여!!!!
이 의견은 우리를 매우 기쁘게 했습니다. 감사합니다! 당신이 좋아하는 많은 노래가 내 재생 목록에 있다는 것이 기쁩니다. 여기에서 이 재생 목록의 파트 2를 들을 수 있습니다 👉 ruclips.net/video/8zeyRAFMizc/видео.html
人を傷つけることなく悪役な身分を感じれるのなんか新鮮！
なんだ、まるで人を傷つけることありでは普段悪役を感じてるような言い方はw
さては普段やってんな？
素敵なコメント、悔いのない悪意 (translated with google)
(以下若本御大voiceで)
「貴様は自身が聖人君子か何かの様に云うが、人が人である以上、無自覚のうちに他人を少なかれ傷付けて生きている！」
「哀しい事だとは思わんか？自他共に自覚出来ない程の悪意を！与え！受け入れ、あまつさえそれを日常と享受する事が何れ程愚かしい行為か！」
「ならば私が終わらせよう!!人類が互いに傷付け合う事が無くなる様排除する！例え人類が滅ぶ事になろうとも!!」
「そうだ私が悪だ、人類にとって絶対悪でなくてはならんｯｯ!!」
But hurting people is the most fun part... either be a villain or don't, but there's no taking villain field trips or tours into the world of the villainous.
As a classical musician and violinist, I must approve this as a beautiful playlist for villains all around the world. As i played this piece in orchestras, I find these so nostalgic.Good job on touching a Villain's heart and KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK:)
Support and encouragement from fellow villain are greatly appreciated, thanks! 💪 Did you know there are two more parts in this series? You can listen to them here if you'd like and tell us which one touches your villain heart more:
Vol. 2 👉 ruclips.net/video/8zeyRAFMizc/видео.html
Vol. 3 👉 ruclips.net/video/FzUPw8OmrY0/видео.html
@@HALIDONMUSIC Thank you very much !
@@chankhengheanriversideps2025 and a forth one 4 months ago, just seyin
Wow, what power and vivacity in this playlist! 🤩
I can't get enough of the agonising frenzy of "The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 4 in F minor, RV 297 "Winter": III. Allegro or molto", every time I listen to it : the same feeling, the same thrills, I love it!
A good idea to have put the naughty in the spotlight, it's a change! 😊👍
Well, very nice playlist, full of energy, before starting the weekend ! thanks ! 🥰
when it gets really cold, I put on my The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 4 in F minor, RV 297 coat
うむこれを聴きながらの深夜ラーメンは背徳感が相まって美味しいな
奇遇ですわね、昨夜私もこの音楽を聴きながらカップヌードルシーフード味をすすっておりましたの。
I love this whole _Classical Music for Villains_ package: the cute title, the presentation, the adorable & amusingly-fitting painting for the vid; the music of course. When I first saw the thumbnail in my recommended vids, it looked like the lady in the painting was conducting the music within.
This is the kind of thing I love about this platform & all the fun things to be found. Great work!
좋았어 내일부터 세계정복이다!
하지만 인생이 전복당하고 있었다.
@@끼룩-g2h ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ라임 지리네
지금당장 움직이지 않고 내일부터 한다고 하는것도 소소하게 포인트
I live in Isaan, Thailand, about 80 kms west of the Mekong. Your collections on RUclips provide me with wonderful music to enjoy every day. Thank you and keep up the good work.
Thank you for listening and for the support Sydney, we're glad to know our music found its way to you!
1:02:14 ヘンデル - 組曲第 11 番ニ短調 HWV 437: III. サラバンド
メタモルフォーゼ・ストリング・オーケストラ、パヴェル・リュボムドロフ
→曲の冒頭はナウシカのあのシーンを思い出します。
1:21:21 モーツァルト - レクイエム、K. 626: Sequentia. コンフタティス＆ラクリモサ
→ハンターXハンターの蜘蛛のあのシーンを思い出しますな。
you say it my man
分かち合える喜びと幸せ。世界中の一人一人が感じられれば。
まさに求めていたのはこれです！！
題名も音楽も好きすぎる
This is the type of music that puts you in a different mindset. You could feel the everything building up until boom
Very prolific
@@daba1439 'prolific': 'productive of offspring', but often found in lists of most misused/misunderstood words.
That's what we were aiming for! When we created this playlist we pictured a villain plotting in their hideout 🔥 thank you for listening!
@@oddlycreatetiff8920 haha ok but you knew exactly what I meant so I’m happy
@@daba1439 yes...I assumed you were referencing an impressive amount of procreation accomplished by Nigel.
😆😂🤣...who is likely happier than even you.
Good morning from New Mexico. Up with cup of coffee. I am a home health finishing up a night shift. This music is very nice. Thank you. The Lord Jesus bless you all.
0:11:34 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": X. L'Incendie sounds totally James Bond-ish. Amazing.
普段悪役やってますけど、ここのBGMかかると気が高まるってみんな言ってました
Dramatic and thrilling! Thank you for the fantastic presentation, @HALIDONMUSIC!
So happy you like it Bori! Is the villain in you coming to the surface? 😈
Dvorak's New World is just amazing, reminds me of my music teacher, Angel Serna, a very charismatic man in love with his profession. Thank you.
Opening with Palladio sets the atmosphere wonderfully - thank you!
That piece conveys such a sense of power and confidence! It makes us feel like we could do anything🔥thank you for listening, Angie! Hope you're having a great weekend.
@@HALIDONMUSIC I hate that Palladio was drilled into my head as the De Beers theme song in the 90s... It can't be undone.
딱 이 영상동ㅇ안만 공부하고 잘게요 여러분 모두 응원하고 좋은 하루 보내세요
This literally fits so well to listen to while drawing or sketching 😂 I love it!!
Thank you! We're glad our collection makes for a good background while you draw ❣ Does it make you want to draw villains by any chance? 😂
This is me right now
playing chess
I agree! I was just drawing a medieval scene of Feast of Fools while listening to this!
Have been doing just the same!
Thank you😜I will play this at family reunions and when the topics of conversations turn to arguments🤬 I will slowly turn it up as I sip my ☕️& whisky.😸
_"Ah yes, chaos"_ 💅☕
madam, you are pure EVIL
haha!!! which one? I imagine Litvinovsky is when the volume goes to MAXXXXX! ;)
And that's how one builds up a fire.
THIS WILL GIVE YOU A HEART ATTACK
NEVER MIX CAFFIENE AND LIQUOR
First piece by Jenkins has me feeling very sinister indeed! You would never know Jenkins is modern, it fits right in with classical pieces like Vivaldi!
I was shocked when i found out it wasn't made by some 18th century composer! Probably one of my favorites here too
Vivaldi is baroque my guy. Jenkins is contemporary
@@davyroger3773 qy
I thought the first piece was the Tango of the Death by Vivaldi. Have I gotten it wrong? Not a pro at classical music))
I listen to this while I take a brake from the treacherous, evil, conniving, villainy schemes, that all us villainous villains perform so well.
Classic, lol
@@ABCDABCD-dr1rb
abracadabra•abracadabra
It’s magic on a summer afternoon, enjoy ABCD!
The man who changed violin plays for ever ... 👏👏👏👍🙏💕💕
0:29:08 프로코피예프 - 로미오와 줄리엣 모음곡
후반부 팀파니 소리가 압도적임... 너무좋다
Waterhouse has an unmistakable style. One can recognize his works from a mile away. My favorite is "Hylas and the Nymphs" but his "Circe" is great, too.
Putting this on while I open Outlook and create Excel spreadsheets all day. Big mood enhancer.
Sorry that you HAVE to do excell.
To everyone who's studying with this music:
Checklist:
• A bottle of water, at least 1 liter. Your brain works better if it has enough water and drinking helps you to concentrate
• Your charger. You sometimes don't even notice that your device's battery is going down, so better have it plugged in all the time
• Your headphones. You will be able to focus more with headphones because it blocks background noises. Also, if it's a late-night study session, you won't wake up anyone
• a tea or coffee. Coffee keeps you awake, green or black tea can make you feel more awake as well.
• Your study/work stuff: your laptop/tablet/phone, a few pens, paper, or whatever you need.
•Anything else you could need, what about a heating pad, a blanket, a good lamp, or your pet so you have a study buddy
Reminder: After an hour, you should stand up and walk a bit around. Better stop the music or put on different music for the break. Open your window, even if it's cold outside. Fresh air will make it better, trust me.
You could also lay your head down on your desk for ten minutes and listen to a podcast. Or, if you have to read a book, listen to the audiobook of it. You can also listen to the audiobook while doing another thing, that's even better than listening to music while reading the book.
I hope y'all had a good day, if not, that's okay too. Remember to take care of yourself and try to get some sleep tonight
DISCLAIMER: I did not create this, I found it on other playlists. I still wanna help people out and get them through any stress :]
@@zuzu9052
A small shot of Chartreuse one should include for calming effect. ~ green goes. Always look out for a fellow villain.
To be honest, this video was recommended to me, by reading the title it felt interesting and when I played it I didn't recognise when it ended. Now, this video is part of my playlist. This gave me a full mixture of drama, intense happiness and power. Much more to say about it and also thank you for this beautiful playlist.👍👍
Your comment made our day Pratik, thank you very much! If you enjoyed the dramatic intensity of this mix we'd love to hear what you think about this one as well 😎👉 ruclips.net/video/hLqe9v7GDfI/видео.html
Sauf que....hiver .... c'est le crépuscule de la vie...la mort.
Les 4 saisons sont une définition des cycles de la vie de l'homme.....☝️
CQFD
this playlist is so perfect to listen to while i'm working on trying to establish the global dominance of my company. many thanks
I'm playing this while writing a villain's scene in a story for a creative writing course. I'm a university student and classical music can indeed fit any assignment's mood! I've been listening to this channel's playlists for many hours as I have worked on this story, so thank you!
I love listening to this when I write because it gives me CRAZY inspiration! Thank you for creating it!
That's simply wonderful to hear Acadia, thank _you_ for listening! Did you know we've recently uploaded a new mix specifically for writing? We hope you enjoy that too 🤗👉 ruclips.net/video/lMmLHchT4Ho/видео.html
I'm working on three really weird paintings at the moment. This is the perfect leitmotif. Genius compilation and curation. Thanks!
Really weird paintings? We're kind of intrigued now, duckideva... Also thank you very much for your kind words, we truly appreciate them!
@@HALIDONMUSIC My punk rock sister has named one of them "squidbillybeargasam", which...I mean, I think she's hired as my new agent. ;)
as a hero, this is the exact music that plays out of nowhere when a villain shows up
Yes. As a hero, I can confirm.
Like, "Surrrrprizzzzzze, bischezzzzzz...
Muahahahahaha!!!!!!"
⚡ 🐍 🐐 😈
underrated comment xD
As a musician, I am sick & tired of having to follow this villain around
@@Outspoken.Humanist made some cash following a fat guy with a tuba. Stewie griffin
락을 들을때보다 이런 광적인 클래식을 듣는게 스트레스가 풀린다 내귀엔 거의 헤비메탈 급이야
와우, 이 음악을 너무 좋아해주셔서 정말 기쁩니다! 록 음악의 팬이라면 피아노로 연주되는 유명한 록 곡 재생 목록을 즐기시기 바랍니다 👉 ruclips.net/video/4pGYeYJ5Yl4/видео.html
Finally a playlist with classical music that isn't fully filled by the usual famous themes, lovely to study with it!!
I hope you're studying engineering or something and not international relations or political sciences.
does it matter what I study? not really getting your point...
@@claupicc "Villians"
@@claupicc I think they were jesting that politicians are evil bastards who listen to evil music
@@claupicc I think HaraldHonk doesn't want any more villainous politicians. But I don't think any of us want villainous engineers, either. 😉
Great stuff, especially the Litvinovsky piece, haven't heard it much before. Really a nice jolt in the morning :) I'm going to track down the whole piece, it really stood out for me. Thanks Halidonmusic!
Glad to hear you enjoyed Alexander Litvinovsky's compositions! We have released two of his Suite for Strings (Le Grand Cahier and Tales of the Magic Tree), and have one more coming out in a couple of weeks: Pelléas et Mélisandre. Don't forget to follow him on Spotify if you'd like to be notified of new releases! Thank you for listening :)
The Litvinovsky "Le Grand Cahier" immediately struck me because of the similar note progression as the Avengers leitmotif. I wonder if there's some influence there or if it's just coincidental.
I wondered why I never heard of Litvinovsky before, he's great.
I'm writing an 1800s fantasy/adventure story for young audiences, and these pieces fit each mood for every scene perfectly.
That's so exciting, we love fantasy and adventure stories! Thank you for listening, good luck with your writing 🤗
Same
@@Itibitydetsku You're writing too?
did u finish it
@@Premiseandconclusion I'm still writing it, but I'll let you know when its done.
Классическая музыка задевает все струны души. Нет слов, чтобы описать эмоции. Трудно сидеть на месте, потому что настроение музыки передаётся тебе. И это не единственное, что происходит, ведь ты постоянно чувствуешь мурашки и радость, от которой почти задыхаешься.
1:19:42 Boss Entry
1:21:24 Boss Fight
1:23:49 Game Over!
1:27:00 Continue?
perfectly nailed it
Man of sheer will
Honestly this is my first time searching classical music. This music really make me feel alive. Thank you . Definitely stuck with classical music.
Welcome to the magical and exciting world of classical music, Mohammad! There is infinite beauty to discover, we hope you'll love it.
Wonderful music , stirring , energetic , rousing , come-to-the-battle sort , followed by some soulful , meditative pieces . Music of Dvorak and Mussorgsky makes you want to grab your sword and your buckler, and run down the hill to the Field of Destiny ! And then (after the victorious battle) rest to sounds of the Handel's Suite , or Mozart's Requiem . Gloria , Victoria ! I would just throw-in Wagner's Ride of the Valkyries , for the good measure !
THIS IS THAT WHAT I HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR FOR A LONG TIME! THANK YOU! ❤️
Oh joy, we're thrilled that you've finally found it! If you enjoy this mix, we can't help but recommend vol. 2 as well for extra villainous vibes ✨👉 ruclips.net/video/8zeyRAFMizc/видео.html
Stop that... a "thank you" and a "heart"!? You're no villain... this is not your place!! 😝
@@brunosoares3907 I AM a villain! A polite villain with a big black heart that turns into red sometimes. 🙂😌🖤
@@brunosoares3907 they're friendly towards you as their object of affection but ruthless towards your enemies!
Words cannot describe how much I love this compilation. THANK YOU!!!
Oh joy, thank _you_ so much! Comments like yours mean the world (and they're even better when they come from The Earth herself) 💙
As a classic villian, who uses vulnerable humans as pawns for "greater good", i can confirm this is my kind of music.
Ma chaine préférée de RUclips concernant la musique classique , ce RUclips est capable de poésies dans toute la splendeur du magicien Web.
Merci HALIDONMUSIC de partager ces hymnes universels.
You can tell the references of many movies/video games in this list of art pieces. I've listened to most of them before, but I was kind of naive at that age; now I value them a thousand more! Thanks for sharing! :)
From The New World kinda sound familiar
The sarabande is for harpsichord and was transcribed for orchestra for the soundtrack of Stanley Kubrick's film Barry Lyndon.
Fell asleep listining to Machiavelli's the prince, woke up feeling schemey. This playlist is exactly what I needed :)
1:05:05 - I was introduced to this melody by "King's speech" all those years ago - very effective use of classical music as a film soundtrack.
Oh, then you should see the film "The Fall" which also uses this as a soundtrack. The film is a gorgeous piece of art and the story is quite interesting.
Those musics makes you feel a so deep feeling, it's hard to explain, but easy to understand.
One day I said "I am never rude to someone by mistake, I'm only ever rude on purpose", and that makes me feel like listening to this playlist
Magnífica, maravilhosa, Lindíssima playlist 👏👏! Eu amo Mozart 🤩🥰💕 me dá uma sensação de paz , amor, alegrias...🤗! Obrigada Halidonmusic, tenham todos um ótimo final de semana com muita alegrias, saúde e músicas.🎻🎵🎶🙋
作業が捗ります
ありがとうございます
As a villain myself, this is what I listen to as I plot the night away with my diabolical plans.
It's funny you should say that J G, we compiled this selection with you in mind...
Same
Please don't it, be nice.
@@HALIDONMUSIC ...like the Chicago violence?
なんかかっこいいじゃん～。
Why haven't I discovered this channel, awesome community and video's before? The people in the comments are intelligent, nice to eachother and interesting. The music is just perfect and the channel is really active, nice to people and makes the good video's. And the video's themselves, are of course; just perfection. No words needed
Why Anna, that's incredibly kind of you, thank you very much! We're happy to welcome you into our community of classical lovers and enthusiasts 💜
@@HALIDONMUSIC :D
It's always funny to me how people who are interested in "villains" and all that in fiction tend to be the more emotionally sensitive....
Just found your channel a few days ago and been listening to different playlists ever since while doing my PhD thesis. It really makes me focus and give me the high spirit to do my thesis. Thank you so much!
Your comment makes us so happy Anis, thank you! We're glad our music collections help you focus on your thesis and keep you motivated 🤗 Don't forget to subscribe so you never miss our weekly uploads, and best of luck with your PhD!
@@HALIDONMUSIC Already subscribed! And thank you for your kind words!
Thank you so much and welcome on board then!
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0:11:34 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": X. L'Incendie
0:45:25 ムソルグスキー - 禿山の一夜
0:17:33 リトヴィノフスキー - 弦楽のための組曲「ル・グラン・カイエ」: II. レ アラート
1:32:18 Verdi - Requiem: 2a. Dies Irae
1:21:21 Mozart - Requiem, K. 626: Sequentia. Confutatis & Lacrimosa
Hitman vibes 1:21:21
aha.....the best part. arigatou sensei
Звезда
[2:37] Four Seasons Winter, used in john wick is a great music compilation.
John Wick Parabellum
Painting is "Circe Offering the Cup to Odysseus" by John William Waterhouse. So excited to see my favourite painter's favourite work used in one of these playlists~
I was looking for the name of the Painter nice that you put all the info thanks!!
I listen villain music when i feel anger in me. Actually I don’t feel like I am villian I feel myself relaxed after see injustice in the world with these music. This type of music provide me to control my anger and think about it.. anger is my most sincere feeling. It is really good playlist. Thanks for sharing..
I’ve been studying for days because of my finals and this playlist has been giving me the energy I need 🫶🏼… I love classical music and this is going to be my favorite playlist from now on
Thank you so much Naomi! We know the difference the right soundtrack can make whilst studying, and it really means a lot to know that this one helps you stay motivated! _(Are you secretly a villain?)_ We wish you all the best on your finals 💪 Btw did you know we've created two more volumes in our "Villains" series? You can listen to them here, we'd love to hear what you think about them:
Vol. 2 👉 ruclips.net/video/8zeyRAFMizc/видео.html
Vol. 3 👉 ruclips.net/video/FzUPw8OmrY0/видео.html
As a classical music afficionado, wanted to thank you for this wonderful compilation. I listen to it while working almost everyday
...and your work is to bring about the end of the world, as only villains like this! haha! Have a great day!
I’m curious to know what you do for work 😅
@@jg-reis 🤣🤣Cheers
@@bladynebula346 I'm a Trader 😁
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎻📯🎺🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤수고 많으셨습니다~☕
One of my favourite paintings. Playlist is out of this world. Thank you, you're awesome!
Your comment made our day Dawid, thank you for the love! Have you checked out Vol. 2 as well? 👉 ruclips.net/video/8zeyRAFMizc/видео.html
図書館とかでこれ聴きながら作業してると、シリアルキラーが日常の中に溶け込みながらなにか計画を立てているような気分になれるのでおすすめ
このクラシック音楽のコレクションを作ったとき、私たちは世界を征服しようと企む邪悪な首謀者を想像していました。どうか人を殺さないでください 😅
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Correct… just tickle them to their demise!
That sounds like an infallible strategy!
I came here to feel like a villain, until I realized, it was no longer a feeling
You mean the transformation is complete now?
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Revenge of the feline
Meowch bad kitty!
Villain origin story: listened to villainous classical music for too long
Oh, my!!! This is just AWESOME! My favorite villain is Count Dracula. Well chosen musical selections! Thank you!
Thank you very much for your kind words Kim! Ooh, we've read the book for the first time recently and Count Dracula is definitely one of the most intriguing characters in classic literature - excellent choice!
great novel ... how the journals all tie together around a common element ...Dracula
Gorgeous selection! The only piece I would have added is Holst's "Mars" from "The Planets"
Thank you for your suggestion! We'll keep it in mind for our next compilation. :)
Perhaps Rossini’s The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra) counts as a villain piece. I mean, it features in A Clockwork Orange and BBC’s Sherlock
"Mars" aka "Star Wars music long time before Star Wars" :)
Classical music, without a doubt, is an artistic expression that transcends time and space. Its complexity and depth are reflections of the erudition and culture that surround it.
When listening to a classical composition, we are transported on a sonic journey that allows us to explore emotions and thoughts in a unique way. Every note, every chord, every pause, is carefully orchestrated to create a listening experience that is both challenging and rewarding.
Furthermore, classical music is a testament to human evolution, reflecting sociocultural and historical changes over the centuries. Composers such as Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, among others, not only created musical masterpieces, but also contributed to the development of musical theory and orchestral practice.
Therefore, when listening to classical music, you are not only enjoying beautiful melodies, but also participating in a rich cultural and intellectual tradition. It is an art form that demands and rewards careful attention and deep appreciation. Enjoy your musical journey! 🎶
こういうのタイトル考える人が厨二心くすぐってくるからずるい好き
Love the variety you share on your channel! There are composers in this playlist I haven't heard of before. Thanks for the upload!
This is the one year anniversary of me not going to a town in Utah because a lot of their townsfolk were mean to me. I've went there each year prior since before I was born.
Today, a flood hit it that only occurs once every 100 years and that they didn't expect to hit now.
Nobody died, but everyone had to evacuate.
I need this playlist.
Loving this list!! I'm literally chilling like a villain now. Really love the Litvonovsky, never heard any of it before!
I feel like "Camille Saint-Saëns's Introduction + Rondo Capriccioso op. 28 violin & orchestra" should totally be on this list as well.
Love this Waterhouse painting too.
Thank you very much for the love and the suggestion! Whenever someone tells us they loved Litvinovsky a fairy is born 🧚♀️✨ His music deserves all the recognition, we can never have enough of it! We definitely recommend listening to his full suites for string orchestra:
👉 Tales of the Magic Tree: ruclips.net/video/IvO__uNG3ew/видео.html
👉 Le Grand Cahier: ruclips.net/video/PHmqZ5wo5pE/видео.html
👉 Pélleas et Mélisande: ruclips.net/video/hW4b6YFt5_8/видео.html
@HALIDONMUSIC Oh, well how kind of you to suggest! Thank you, I'll definitely have a listen to these! It's literally fantastic!! 🧚♂️🧙♂️
Oh yay! Feel free to let us know what you think about them if you listen to them - feedback from our listeners is always greatly appreciated 🤗
Nothing villainous about this, just pure ecstasy
edit: I said this before I got to "Le Grand Cahier"... lol awesome playlist
Thanks, Davy! It's also available on Spotify if you'd like to give it a follow. 😎
It so belongs in a Bond movie, doesn't it? Or maybe Doctor Who...
Simply wonderful, including the Circe bit.
I was just playing your classical music for studying and reading videos for about 2 hours ☺️ And now I see a new upload! 💖💓
こういう音楽が何だかんだ一番落ち着くんだなぁ
Mwahaha, all I need is a now is a massive gothic castle with a cathedral-sized pipe organ that sends a thrilling sound throughout the mountains. I was feeling all maniacal here by the window and then I look over at my dog on the couch and he was in such a silly position. Regardless, thanks for this! It is very exciting and dramatic!
Thank you for listening and enjoying! Happy to hear the playlist sparked your imagination. Honestly, there's no better compliment!