Tartini sold his soul to the devil in a dream of his. He exchanged his soul for the devil to be his servant and teacher. At the end of the music lesson Tartini handed the violin to the devil to see if he could play. The devil started playing with virtuosity; delivering an intense and magnificent performance. Tartini described it like this: "I gave him my violin to see if he could play. How great was my astonishment on hearing a sonata so wonderful and so beautiful, played with such great art and intelligence, as I had never even conceived in my boldest flights of fantasy. I felt enraptured, transported, enchanted: my breath failed me, and I awoke." Mesmerized by the devil’s brilliant and awe-inspiring playing, Tartini immediately attempted to recreate what he had heard. However, despite having said that the sonata was his favorite, Tartini later wrote that it was "so inferior to what I had heard, that if I could have subsisted on other means, I would have broken my violin and abandoned music forever." I can barely imagine how good the actual sonata must have been that he heard the devil play in his dream.
@@miguelsalas8583 he was the musical choir director of all the angelic hosts. They say he had 13 pipes and sounds. He could also play in octaves with each of his angelic instruments. The other angels described Lucifers body as the perfect musical instrument that God had ever created. When Lucifer played all the angels would weep hearing the sounds he would create. That's the thing ive found about him.
@@miguelsalas8583 Ezekiel 28:13 check for yourself but here is the whole verse, "Thou hast been in Eden the garden of God; every precious stone was thy covering, the stardius, topaz, and the diamond, the beryl, the onyx, and the jasper, the saphire, the emerald, and the carbuncle, and gold: the workmanship of thy tabrets and of thy pipes was prepared in thee in the day that thou wast created." The last statement literally means all the musical instruments that God could've thought of. Who the hell knows how much music is left to create that we havent even heard yet or created. Hope this helps you out.
Lucifer In all his power could not be comprehended by a meere mortal so his song is pretty much an Eldritch ballad of temptation mallace and individualality
This definitely has one of the most interesting stories of composition out of ANY piece of music ever created. I still have no idea how Tartini managed to remember whole 16 minutes of a masterpiece from, even in his words ''pathetic imitation'' of what he heard in his dream, and then proceed to write it all out before forgetting altogether! I really relate to his frustrations, as I also hate it when I have a really awesome dream, only to immediately forget most, if not *all* of it the moment I wake up. And imagine you concieve the greatest masterpiece ever to be composed in the history of humankind in your dreams, and you don't do it the slightest justice while writing it down! The agony of a creator must have been insurmountable. With that being said, Tartini still did a spectacular job.
Sometimes I dreamed about already dead artist's new releases, my brain just reconstructs the style and makes something new with it (voice and lyrics perfectly realistic to their standard). They are not really "masterpieces" but the songs have the overall experience and feeling I get when listening to said artist's songs, just a good experience that I'm unable to write down even if I'm a musician
this ! i can so relate to this feeling. i love how the people are constantly trying to argue in the comments about whether tartini really was telling the truth or not. but to me, it adds even more a mystery and eloquence to such a long piece. it is however very much in everyone's acceptance that it is nonetheless renowned music, soul touching. when i first heard this song, i had very detailed visual imageries of the parts of the song, as if the devil was saying, 'now lemme tell you a story'. to me, almost in recollection of how he was banished from heaven. the slow wonderful melancholy rhythm in the parts as if recollecting his moments spent in heaven as an angel with bittersweet feelings, then slowly the revolt, and the subsequent parts as the rhythm become more harsher and taut with his descent to the underworld, the feeling of sorrow, and anger, you can practically feel it raw. nonetheless, this was was how i first saw it as. giuseppe was wonderful in capturing such an experience, even if incomparable to the one who had performed to him.
What if the devil entered the dream because he was looking for a talented artist who could bring his own composition to life? In this way, his composition could come to life after all.
@@firstnamelastname7298 im pretty sure that unless you are Doom guy from Doom eternal and Doom 2016 and Doom OG and Doom 2 and Doom 3 going to hell is a bad thing
Friendly reminder, Tartini on his deathbed mourned that his version of this music was literally excrement compared to what the Devil played on his dream
@@deadboltzz5199we all know the devil would play it better, he's still in possession of Paganini's soul so he'd play it even better than in Tartini's dream.
I can hear Creed...especially My Sacrifice...in this piece at times...it’s a strong as Ava Maria but not quite so sever yet both are immensely moving. And enjoyable.
fierce 175 blade from what I heard it was more of an interpretation, he tried to compose it as best as he could but claimed it was no where even close to its full beauty in the dream
I am well aware that this is a joke, but if you think about it, why is it so hard for the generations that grew up with technology to memorize certain subjects, while past generations could do it with much ease. To those who still can't comprehend on what I am stating here, what is the main difference between the era of today compared to the past era's. Technology, modern entertainment, the ability to reach to someone thousands if not millions of miles away, in just a click of a button. Humans of today are constantly filled with distraction, whether if it is of importance, or just plain irrelevance.
This artpiece would certainly represent what the devil knows would be man's greatest weakness. Their self doubts. The dancing of the chords makes it sound as if it is chasing around something, playing with you, and exploiting what you bury in the subconcious. The anxiety inducing buildup towards a somber upending brings out the full ugliness of the mind, in a small yet potent form. When you think it could be over it happens again, with your doubts growing bigger. And around the third time the trilling of the violins and other instruments make you feel a moment of true despair in a cathartic fashion. I may not know much about music, but it took a real orchestral genious to remember what played in his very nightmares that haunted him until his demise.
Honestly I dont think Lucifer punishes the unholy. 1) Why would he follow the orders of someone who betrayed him? and 2) He likes sin apparently so he would love unholy people. Cool pfp btw, I love peep
@@charliefrown6206 I always had it explained to me that the devil hates God and all his creation. It isn't his job to punish the unholy, they're just the only ones he can get his hands on because when you die, there's only two places to go, and only one out of millions will lead to Heaven. Or something like that..
@@bargledargle7941 I disagree because you could always imagine something with a 'better' property that something that already exists. Something that is great, could in ones imagination always be greater.
@@setonix9151 What I believe happens is that our imagination only tricks us to think it's better, since it induces the feeling that it's great despite the fact it's not actually... Mostly what we actually imagine is anything but great I do agree that we tend to think what we imagined was better, until we actually put it to paper/sound/visuals Hypothetically maybe, only in theory, we "can" do that... But we never do so or almost never...
@@bargledargle7941 What is anything if not our perception. What we see may not be reality in the physical sense, but all it's property is all subjective through our subjective experience. There is nothing objective about the quality of art except how it affects our emotions. It is then true that better is still better, not for it's physical reality, but because of our own isolated imagination. The only thing we have for certain, which we base everything on, even truth, since that stems from our subjective trust.
@@setonix9151 We are misunderstanding our experience. Much like you can like a person only because of the context and not because of the personality of the person. But you think what you like is the personality. It's typical that people don't understand their own subjective experience... This is what happens when imagination comes into play. The person does experience something great, but not because of what they are imagining, but the side effects.
“One night I dreamed I had made a pact with the devil for my soul. Everything went as I desired: my new servant anticipated my every wish. I had the idea of giving him my violin to see if he might play me some pretty tunes, but imagine my astonishment when I heard a sonata so unusual and so beautiful, performed with such mastery and intelligence, on a level I had never before conceived was possible. I was so overcome that I stopped breathing and woke up gasping. Immediately I seized my violin, hoping to recall some shred of what I had just heard; but in vain. The piece I then composed is without a doubt my best, and I still call it “The Devil’s Sonata,” but it falls so far short of the one that stunned me that I would have smashed my violin and given up music forever if I could but have possessed it.”
+Milos Radulovic Yesterday i dreamed i was in hell. When i woke up because i was screaming both in my dreams and reality i felt so strong, so bold. I felt everything was possible and i was sure that feeling would last very long but in the morning it was gone. But knowing that i can be like i feel in that moment sure give hope to work for it
@Zababa YoMama how are you gonna say he probably broken ALL of the commandments. you're accusing the man of theft, murder, and cheating on a spouse💀💀💀 do you know how much commitment that would take
me: *can't remember a second of my dreams* meanwhile, Tartini: *remembers and writes down a 16-minute-long masterpiece played to him by the devil in his sleep*
Although he said he didn't fully replicate it, as he also said that he could never match the true beauty he had in his dream, as his "version" did not amount to it at all The devil must have played real good then 0_0
“One night, in the year 1713 I dreamed I had made a pact with the devil for my soul. Everything went as I wished: my new servant anticipated my every desire. Among other things, I gave him my violin to see if he could play. How great was my astonishment on hearing a sonata so wonderful and so beautiful, played with such great art and intelligence, as I had never even conceived in my boldest flights of fantasy. I felt enraptured, transported, enchanted: my breath failed me, and I awoke. I immediately grasped my violin in order to retain, in part at least, the impression of my dream. In vain! The music which I at this time composed is indeed the best that I ever wrote, and I still call it the "Devil's Trill", but the difference between it and that which so moved me is so great that I would have destroyed my instrument and have said farewell to music forever if it had been possible for me to live without the enjoyment it affords me.”
“Una noche, en 1713, soñé que había hecho un pacto con el Diablo y estaba a mis órdenes. Todo me salía maravillosamente bien; todos mis deseos eran anticipados y satisfechos con creces por mi nuevo sirviente. Ocurrió que, en un momento dado, le di mi violín y lo desafié a que tocara para mí alguna pieza romántica. Mi asombro fue enorme cuando lo escuché tocar, con gran bravura e inteligencia, una sonata tan singular y romántica como nunca antes había oído. Tal fue mi maravilla, éxtasis y deleite que quedé pasmado y una violenta emoción me despertó. Inmediatamente tomé mi violín deseando recordar al menos una parte de lo que recién había escuchado, pero fue en vano. La sonata que compuse entonces es, por lejos, la mejor que jamás he escrito y aún la llamo "La sonata del Diablo", pero resultó tan inferior a lo que había oído en el sueño que me hubiera gustado romper mi violín en pedazos y abandonar la música para siempre....” GIUSEPPE TARTINI
The funny part is, devil's plan worked. Devil played a beautiful sonata for him, because devil knew when Tartini wakes up he will try to play it. Eventually he tried over and over again and he went crazy because he can't play the music he heard. That was the Devil's plan, make him doubt himself. Everyday Tartini lived was a hell for him, because he never be able to play the music, even he did a masterpiece
Like that time Captain Holt from Brooklyn nine-nine showed Peralta pictures of himself hula-hooping and when Peralta asked why he showed it to him, it was because Holt knew no one would believe him and then proceeded to delete the pictures. 😂
Many people forget the fact that satan/lucifer was an archangel himself. Remove his malice/greed, he was still was the fucking angel of light. Imagine what kind of talent and mastery he would've had of everything, not just music. We all fail to comprehend the fact he had so much confidence in himself (probably because he was so goated) that even with having everything, he went on to rebel against the GOD himself. Doesn't matter how evil he is, the dude is fucking goated to have stood for what he thought was right.
The English a bit broken, yes, but this is a phenomenal point. You're absolutely correct, the Devil, even if Tartini's dream version of the devil, absolutely drove the composer to hell by creating something so majestic and beautiful, that even a master musician like him would NEVER be able to do it justice.
he didnt remember. Immediately I seized my violin, hoping to recall some shred of what I had just heard; but in vain. The piece I then composed is without a doubt my best, and I still call it “The Devil’s Sonata,” but it falls so far short of the one that stunned me that I would have smashed my violin and given up music forever if I could but have possessed it.
Bro the Corer lord himself gave a little piece of his musical art,have you not had a dream and wake up almost forced by yoursel to remember a piece of the dream or to get a sketch in your jead about what happened ,the devil gave him the mosy precious thing that great artist could ever take as a gift , tartini told us that ,still dreaming, stoped his breath , cause he knew he will kill himself if he cant reproduce that beauty , the devil approved himd and gave him in exchange of his soul , or what the deal was,the devil let him that minuntes after wake up with some of the notes , to give him a little piece of cake , that wil fill tartini s soul a little
@@jeanfelipe1505 Not only is this just part of the full thing he heard, but there was much more that was just impossible for him to replicate. So there are parts to this we will never even know about and parts that were so complex that it was literally impossible to replicate.
@@ZoroSinpay Before rock was "satanic", blues were considered "satanic" and before that some classical composers. Forty years from now, a new genre will appear and claim the "satanic" position and rock will be a music for old people.
Apparently this isn't even half as good as the devil showed Tartini. It was lost once he woke up and this was his best attempt to transpose the song. It's insane.
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The devil came into Tartini's dream, said: "listen to this shit", then Tartini woke up and made it into a song and said it was a song written by the devil which I think is arguablly the most metal shit ever.
pandora gaming productions and what exactly gives them that right, nothing! A true Christian doesn't hate the devil nor does he like him, he only pity's him, after all he used to be an angel. Just my two cents
I newly learned about the story of this song. The surprising thing is, when I was a teenager, I also heard a beautiful guitar composition in my dream. My dream wasn't as complicated as Tartini's, there was a fall leaves moving on a laying down lady, as the lady closed her eyes, my sight angle was getting closer to her and a beautiful, extremely beautiful guitar composition was playing with an angelic reverb, the lady was either dead or sleeping but in front of everything, there was yellow leaves was moving in deadly peace. I also couldn't remember exactly how it was when I woke up and made a bad imitation of it like Tartini. Another thing I don't understand of this song is, it's 16 min long but for example in the dream I saw, the melodies were 16 bar long at most. It's impossible to hear very long composition in a dream I guess. So probably this 16 mins is also is like telling a frustration how he can't exactly remember that!
Didn't he listened to something different but sound like this? I was told the music he heard was like the best piece ever, but he couldn't remember it, but composed something similar.
Funfact: In the bible lucifer or satan was the chief and the greatest when it comes to music in heaven. It is said that when he plays his fellow angels is mesmerized.
@@necromantic420 Both Isaiah 14:11 and Ezekiel 28:13 are usually interpreted as speaking about the fall of Lucifer and they both mention musical instruments.
@@luciandirnu7251 Ezekiel might be talking about him but it says nothing about music. So I guess the only source for this idea that Satan is a musician is Isaiah which might not even be talking about Satan.
Reminds me of the music of the Ainur as described in JRR Tolkien's The Silmarillion, where Melkor (an analogue for Lucifer) disrupts the music of the Ainur and creates his own music, which causes the other Ainur to join in, which manifests evil and chaos into the world.
Giuseppe Tartini fue un virtuoso violinista, compositor y teórico de la música italiana del período Barroco. Su obra más conocida es una sonata llamada El trino del diablo, mundialmente famosa por su excesiva exigencia, capaz de poner en aprietos a los violinistas más avanzados. Con una duración aproximada de 15 minutos, su dificultad es tal que, durante mucho tiempo, existió el rumor de que Tartini tenía 6 dedos en la mano izquierda. La leyenda detrás de esta sonata, contada por el propio Tartini en una carta a su amigo, el astrónomo francés Jérôme Lalande, relata cómo durante un sueño, el diablo se le apareció al músico ofreciéndole convertirse en su sirviente a cambio de su alma. Antes de acceder, Tartini desafió al diablo a tocar una melodía romántica en su violín para probar sus habilidades. Los sonidos que salieron de su instrumento fueron tan impresionantes, que Tartini sintió que perdía la respiración, lo que, según su relato, lo hizo despertar. En palabras del músico se trató de “una sonata tan maravillosa y hermosa, tocada con tanto arte e inteligencia, como nunca antes había concebido ni en mis más atrevidos vuelos de fantasía.”. Al despertar, Tartini tomó inmediatamente su violín, intentando retener la melodía. Sin embargo, luego escribiría a su amigo Lalande que, si bien esa obra era lo mejor que había compuesto en su vida, era mediocre en comparación con lo que había presenciado durante el sueño. Algunos expertos en la materia, creen que la obra de Tartini pretende contar la historia de Lucifer: un comienzo donde todo es calma y armonía, cuando Lucifer era un ángel; seguido de un intermedio lúgubre, que representa los sentimientos de envidia y su expulsión a la Tierra; para culminar con un final ruidoso, expresando el odio y el dolor que caracterizan al infierno. Lo cierto es que nunca se sabrá a ciencia cierta si lo que Tartini relata en su carta realmente sucedió. Así como tampoco queda claro si el diablo se le presentó realmente en sueños o solo se trató de un delirio durante una noche de fiebre. Sobre lo que sí no quedan dudas, es que El trino del diablo es una verdadera obra maestra.
Mine just noisily eats nachos. I don't mean like cookie monster either. Just that wet lip-smacking sounds as it breathes through one good nostril while letting out the occasional "humm" sound. Doesn't even eat the whole thing either. Leaves little pieces that poke you in the back and elbows as you try to sleep...
Giuseppe Tartini was a virtuoso violinist, composer, and Italian music theorist of the Baroque period. His best known work is a sonata called The Devil's Trill, world famous for its excessive demand, capable of putting the most advanced violinists in trouble. With an approximate duration of 15 minutes, its difficulty is such that, for a long time, there was a rumor that Tartini had 6 fingers on his left hand. The legend behind this sonata, told by Tartini himself in a letter to his friend, the French astronomer Jérôme Lalande, relates how during a dream, the devil appeared to the musician offering to become his servant in exchange for his soul. Before agreeing, Tartini challenged the devil to play a romantic tune on his violin to test his skills. The sounds that came out of his instrument were so impressive, that Tartini felt that he was losing his breath, which, according to his account, made him wake up. In the words of the musician, it was "a sonata as wonderful and beautiful, played with so much art and intelligence, as I had never conceived before nor in my most daring flights of fantasy." Upon awakening, Tartini immediately took up his violin, trying to retain the melody. However, later he would write to his friend Lalande that, although this work was the best thing he had composed in his life, it was mediocre compared to what he had witnessed during the dream. Some experts in the field believe that Tartini's work aims to tell the story of Lucifer: a beginning where everything is calm and harmony, when Lucifer was an angel; followed by a gloomy intermission, representing feelings of envy and expulsion to Earth; to end with a noisy ending, expressing the hatred and pain that characterize hell. The truth is that it will never be known for sure if what Tartini relates in his letter really happened. Nor is it clear whether the devil actually presented himself in dreams or was only delusional during a feverish night. On what there are no doubts, is that the devil's trill is a true masterpiece.
Siempre q me siento caer al piso o sentirme solo,vuelvo a esta maravillosa obra musical Me siento acompañado cayendo al vacío metafóricamente hablando.. Hermoso tema q jamas deharr de escucgar y q siempre me acompaña en estos malos ratos de la vida... Guisepe Tartini gost
John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son JESUS CHRIST FOR OUR SINS so whoever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life Amen Amen Amen
I pray for Satan. I believe he can be saved in the name of Jesus Christ Lord and Savior Yeshua Ha’Mashiach but temptations must exist, we are in the world where heaven and hell both exist, duality, fallen nature of man but the spiritual pursuit of light ying and the yang in Asian 7 spirits of God aka the seven churches
Es una sonata muy interesante por sus diferentes estados emocionales a los que va induciendo. La leyenda que la rodea enriquece mucho está obra musical.
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I’ve never before felt so horrifically comforted. The pulse, the race, the lulls and waiting.. it’s like I am being drawn towards a trap I know will consume me, and I’m okay with it.
This song is so outstandingly strange, every pause feels like self reflection, every burst of violin feels so passionate with both anger sorrow and joy, it’s unbelievably beautiful.
No me puedo imaginar el estrés y la tortura de Tartini al no poder nunca lograr la copia perfecta de la versión del diablo... Debió de haber sido una sofocante agonía
@@cristianfabianacostagomez3429El tipo tuvo un sueño dónde Satanás le tocó una pieza, luego de despertar fue corriendo a su violín intentando recrear lo que había escuchado y el mismo tartini dijo "sin dudas esta es mi mejor obra, pero comparada a la que tocó Satanás es una basura y hasta me dieron ganas de dejar la música para siempre"
Tartini allegedly told to the French astronomer Jérôme Lalande that he had dreamed that the devil had appeared to him and had asked to be Tartini's servant and teacher. At the end of the music lesson, Tartini handed the devil his violin to test his skill, which the devil began to play with virtuosity, delivering an intense and magnificent performance. So singularly beautiful and executed with such superior taste and precision was the Devil's performance, that the composer felt his breath taken away. Told by Tartini himself in Lalande's Voyage d'un François en Italie: One night, in the year 1713 I dreamed I had made a pact with the devil for my soul. Everything went as I wished: my new servant anticipated my every desire. Among other things, I gave him my violin to see if he could play. How great was my astonishment on hearing a sonata so wonderful and so beautiful, played with such great art and intelligence, as I had never even conceived in my boldest flights of fantasy. I felt enraptured, transported, enchanted: my breath failed me, and I awoke. I immediately grasped my violin in order to retain, in part at least, the impression of my dream. In vain! The music which I at this time composed is indeed the best that I ever wrote, and I still call it the "Devil's Trill", but the difference between it and that which so moved me is so great that I would have destroyed my instrument and have said farewell to music forever if it had been possible for me to live without the enjoyment it affords me.
As someone who is Catholic, I find the story behind this song very interesting. Since Tartini described the real composition as so beautiful that he couldn't recreate it, I think of Paul's second letter to the Corinthians, in which he says "and no wonder, for even the devil masquerades as an angel of light". Since the devil is described as being extremely beautiful, you would think that his works would appear beautiful, too.
John 3:16 For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son JESUS CHRIST FOR OUR SINS so whoever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life Amen Amen Amen
“One night I dreamed I had made a pact with the devil for my soul. Everything went as I desired: my new servant anticipated my every wish. I had the idea of giving him my violin to see if he might play me some pretty tunes, but imagine my astonishment when I heard a sonata so unusual and so beautiful, performed with such mastery and intelligence, on a level I had never before conceived was possible. I was so overcome that I stopped breathing and woke up gasping. Immediately I seized my violin, hoping to recall some shred of what I had just heard; but in vain. The piece I then composed is without a doubt my best, and I still call it “The Devil’s Sonata,” but it falls so far short of the one that stunned me that I would have smashed my violin and given up music forever if I could but have possessed it.” - Giuseppe Tartini
*The devil go back into tartinis dreams* "YO BITCHBOI THAT KEY SIGNATURE ALL WRONG AND ALSO RIGHT HERE QUARTER REST NOT A HALF REST YOU THINK I WOULD USE A HALF REST HEAR REALLY? WHO DO YOU THINK I AM FUCKING JESUS NO! QUARTER REST!! AND YOU GOT ME FUCKED UP YOU FOOL 12/8? I KNOW IM THE DEVIL BUT 12/8 NAHHH FAM"
This is the best comment i have seen today Knowing the devil he would do that, like he is quite picky, he only shows his skills to particular people he will probably hear this somewhere alone and curse tartini's name countless time for being a bad student
Step 1 : listen to the song
Step 2 : Enjoy it
Step 3 : take off the headphones
Music doesn't stop.
Step 4 : panic
😂
@frog reviewer hahah I love this kind of void meme
Step 5 : you hear it from your neighbour
Step 6 : Kalm
Step 7 : realizing that your neighbour isn't at home
Step 8 : P A N I K
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Step 9: realize it's his alarm
Step 10: Kalm
Step 11: It comes from his Attic
Step 12: P A N I K
Don't you just love it when you randomly get recommended classical pieces
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Dont u love it more WHEN THIS IS WHAT YOU ARE INTENDED TO FIND
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Tartini sold his soul to the devil in a dream of his. He exchanged his soul for the devil to be his servant and teacher. At the end of the music lesson Tartini handed the violin to the devil to see if he could play. The devil started playing with virtuosity; delivering an intense and magnificent performance. Tartini described it like this: "I gave him my violin to see if he could play. How great was my astonishment on hearing a sonata so wonderful and so beautiful, played with such great art and intelligence, as I had never even conceived in my boldest flights of fantasy. I felt enraptured, transported, enchanted: my breath failed me, and I awoke."
Mesmerized by the devil’s brilliant and awe-inspiring playing, Tartini immediately attempted to recreate what he had heard. However, despite having said that the sonata was his favorite, Tartini later wrote that it was "so inferior to what I had heard, that if I could have subsisted on other means, I would have broken my violin and abandoned music forever."
I can barely imagine how good the actual sonata must have been that he heard the devil play in his dream.
Cool story
Lucifer was the angel of music amongst other things
@@miguelsalas8583 he was the musical choir director of all the angelic hosts. They say he had 13 pipes and sounds. He could also play in octaves with each of his angelic instruments. The other angels described Lucifers body as the perfect musical instrument that God had ever created. When Lucifer played all the angels would weep hearing the sounds he would create. That's the thing ive found about him.
@@miguelsalas8583 Ezekiel 28:13 check for yourself but here is the whole verse, "Thou hast been in Eden the garden of God; every precious stone was thy covering, the stardius, topaz, and the diamond, the beryl, the onyx, and the jasper, the saphire, the emerald, and the carbuncle, and gold: the workmanship of thy tabrets and of thy pipes was prepared in thee in the day that thou wast created." The last statement literally means all the musical instruments that God could've thought of. Who the hell knows how much music is left to create that we havent even heard yet or created. Hope this helps you out.
Lucifer In all his power could not be comprehended by a meere mortal so his song is pretty much an Eldritch ballad of temptation mallace and individualality
This definitely has one of the most interesting stories of composition out of ANY piece of music ever created. I still have no idea how Tartini managed to remember whole 16 minutes of a masterpiece from, even in his words ''pathetic imitation'' of what he heard in his dream, and then proceed to write it all out before forgetting altogether! I really relate to his frustrations, as I also hate it when I have a really awesome dream, only to immediately forget most, if not *all* of it the moment I wake up. And imagine you concieve the greatest masterpiece ever to be composed in the history of humankind in your dreams, and you don't do it the slightest justice while writing it down! The agony of a creator must have been insurmountable. With that being said, Tartini still did a spectacular job.
Sometimes I dreamed about already dead artist's new releases, my brain just reconstructs the style and makes something new with it (voice and lyrics perfectly realistic to their standard).
They are not really "masterpieces" but the songs have the overall experience and feeling I get when listening to said artist's songs, just a good experience that I'm unable to write down even if I'm a musician
this ! i can so relate to this feeling. i love how the people are constantly trying to argue in the comments about whether tartini really was telling the truth or not. but to me, it adds even more a mystery and eloquence to such a long piece. it is however very much in everyone's acceptance that it is nonetheless renowned music, soul touching. when i first heard this song, i had very detailed visual imageries of the parts of the song, as if the devil was saying, 'now lemme tell you a story'. to me, almost in recollection of how he was banished from heaven. the slow wonderful melancholy rhythm in the parts as if recollecting his moments spent in heaven as an angel with bittersweet feelings, then slowly the revolt, and the subsequent parts as the rhythm become more harsher and taut with his descent to the underworld, the feeling of sorrow, and anger, you can practically feel it raw. nonetheless, this was was how i first saw it as. giuseppe was wonderful in capturing such an experience, even if incomparable to the one who had performed to him.
What if the devil entered the dream because he was looking for a talented artist who could bring his own composition to life? In this way, his composition could come to life after all.
Very very interesting story
Viva satanás
This is the reason why hell is always on fire. The music is straight heat
😂🤣
lol
People who refuse to make it 667th like
😭😭
Yeah
Tartini stated that he was unable to recreate the piece that the devil played to him, imagine how the original might have been.
take a huge joint and listen to this then go to hell and do it again, tadaaa
i did not mean go to hell in a bad way
@@firstnamelastname7298 im pretty sure that unless you are Doom guy from Doom eternal and Doom 2016 and Doom OG and Doom 2 and Doom 3 going to hell is a bad thing
@@kerenbraddock3015 i dunno it seems fun but i wanna get out too
@@firstnamelastname7298 I don't know how eternal torture sounds fun
@@guts1859 honestly looking back at this comment I dunno either
Devil was so impressed by his playing he didn’t even copyright strike.
The Devil Probably: Unholy Shit, This Bangs Tho.
@@-ICITRONSI- unholy shit 💀
@@-ICITRONSI- Unholy shit 😂😂😂 u have me dying here
😂😂
he wouldn't dare
There is something truly unholy about how absolutely perfect this is.
its perfect for 16 straight minutes thats wild
I'm surprised Satan hasn't copyright striked this video.
😂
Its the devil, not Disney or Nintendo
Even Satan isn’t that degenerate
@@slurpii4669Even the devil be like, "Guys I am just the lord evil and the inevitable hells, not *T-series* ."
Yeah, he's not disney
The devil didn't claim copyrights or something
Yes, the price was Tartini's soul
I think he did when Tartini died😂
may be it a cover
He owns hell this is nothing to him
is this a question?
The best part is that the guy said that his imitation was trash compared than the one the devil played for him.
Everything sounds better in your head
Where did you read that?
@@strawberry-33-30 he was one of those people who “sold” his soul to Satan in exchange.
@@strawberry-33-30 The Composer originally heard this song in a dream. He tried to recreate (this was the result) but he said it want the same.
@@carnotv6136 yeah. Except, he didnt hear the song, he heard the piece
Yet only one person in the entire word will ever know what the origina song sounded like... And that's Tartini himsef.
and the Devil probably
@@carolitoffanaele falou pessoa.
@@viverislife3186 mas acho que ele é pessoa tb quando ele quer ser, pelo menos segundo os cristao
And Allah(god)
Clearly he doesn't know, or else he would've made it
Wtf man my sleep paralysis demon just stands in the corner doing jackshit while Tartini's demon out here composing a banger
Mine just sits on my chest
@@theraven7456 Nice
and apparently his demon is satan
Lmao your comment is by far the funniest ive read in s long time!
Lmfao RIGHT!!!!
Tartini even said after publishing this MASTERPIECE that, quote: "It sounded better in my dream".
It always does.
New religión 👹👁️💙🙏👁️
INFINITY BLESSINGS 👹🙏💙
Probably because of the reverb effect
Always does!
How do you know he said that? Were you there in his dreams? Why was he dreaming about you? Are you the Devil?
Friendly reminder, Tartini on his deathbed mourned that his version of this music was literally excrement compared to what the Devil played on his dream
Just imagine the music played in heaven created by the creator of everything, John 3:16.
@@deadboltzz5199john cena?🤔
@@bilrh4790nah, it's Austin 3:16 and it says I just whooped your ass
@@deadboltzz5199we all know the devil would play it better, he's still in possession of Paganini's soul so he'd play it even better than in Tartini's dream.
@@bilrh4790 joe mama
I have 2 moods :-
1. Devil's Trill
2. Ave Maria
Wht abt Lucifer's Hymn ? or even preliator ?
I can hear Creed...especially My Sacrifice...in this piece at times...it’s a strong as Ava Maria but not quite so sever yet both are immensely moving.
And enjoyable.
Eh, I'm personally more of a Night on Bald Mountain person myself... Couldn't ever stand that trite Ave Maria sh!t. Not even in Disney form.
Knows his stuff
aaaaaaaaaaaaaaveeeeee.......
Respect for Tartini. He just memorized 16 solid minutes of a dream.
No he remembered of what it was like
No, he tried to remember but this was all he could come up with. He said it fails to live up to the sonata the devil played for him.
"No, this is just a Tribute"
@@GreatBeeman you gotta believe me, I wish you were THEEERE
@@Kinobambino it's a matter of opinion
Tartini remembered a 16 minute sonata after a dream and I’m not capable of remembering what I ate this morning
fierce 175 blade from what I heard it was more of an interpretation, he tried to compose it as best as he could but claimed it was no where even close to its full beauty in the dream
I am well aware that this is a joke, but if you think about it, why is it so hard for the generations that grew up with technology to memorize certain subjects, while past generations could do it with much ease. To those who still can't comprehend on what I am stating here, what is the main difference between the era of today compared to the past era's. Technology, modern entertainment, the ability to reach to someone thousands if not millions of miles away, in just a click of a button. Humans of today are constantly filled with distraction, whether if it is of importance, or just plain irrelevance.
This is not the greatest song in the world, this is just a tribute.
@@elisalbrecht8560 Well said! Our attention spans are being destroyed. Not everyone, but those who let it.
probably oatmeal or something
Best part by far is 0:00 - 16:30
"First-ever cover music in history"
XD
😂😂😂
Nice choke
I find this hilarious! Am I ok???😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Devil: * composes the piece*
Tartini: I'm going to do a cover
Lmao
Also Tartini: I can see why people call you the devil... you call your own pieces "songs". Sacreligous.😂
It wasn't the best song in the world. It was just a tribute.
..
Lol😂
My Grandmother said this..."Even the devil's whispers can sometimes sound like an angel's voice.
"
That's biblical...
2 corinthians 11:14 says that the devil might come disguised as an angel of light
@@cadulima1466 Nope it's not
Carlos Lima the devil can come disguised as everything you ever wanted.
_[brutal]_
Wasn’t the devil an angle first though?
I can barely put my clothes on right after I wake up and this man shoots out of bed and composes this banger . Truly another world
me: ~sleeping peacefully~
the literal devil: “yo check this riff”
I hear its pretty fking tasty
"Ayo that's fire, you on spotify?"
A Demon* not the actual devil
@@RBFR01 nobody asked
@@woolydix offf 🤣
Imagine the Devil comes to you at night with a guitar like, "check it out ive been working on this for weeks" and it's Smoke On The Water
in alternate story
devil: yo check this out, i assure you it's lit af
*plays stairway to heaven*
farwood smoke on the water is a horrible song by a horrible band
Tell him to come back in another few weeks
The Reverend it’s one of the easiest things to play. That was the joke.
*robert johnson intensities*
Imagine how beautiful the one he actually dreamt of sounded like
He made it all up
@@edeliteedelite1961
Who knows
@@edeliteedelite1961 I agree, who can remember a 16 minutes dream ?
@@hussien04 He didn't remember all of it
Every one
This artpiece would certainly represent what the devil knows would be man's greatest weakness. Their self doubts. The dancing of the chords makes it sound as if it is chasing around something, playing with you, and exploiting what you bury in the subconcious. The anxiety inducing buildup towards a somber upending brings out the full ugliness of the mind, in a small yet potent form. When you think it could be over it happens again, with your doubts growing bigger. And around the third time the trilling of the violins and other instruments make you feel a moment of true despair in a cathartic fashion. I may not know much about music, but it took a real orchestral genious to remember what played in his very nightmares that haunted him until his demise.
Well said.
Or maybe it just sounds like a banger. But who knows
@@JoeRogansForehead bangers are always made with emotions, images, feelings in mind
😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
*Tartini falls asleep*
The devil: aight, imma start this man career.
you think that`s a clever comment don't you?
@@louizlpsoldier well damn, i guess it is a clever comment
@Louiz Campos you think that they think that’s a clever comment don’t you?
Calm down big brain
@@coyolxauhquipendejowey361 The man has a huge brain
@@louizlpsoldier haha, it's funny how human beings like projecting their deeper inhibitions.
"Hey fam, wanna hear my new violin solo?"
"Not now, Satan. I'm trying to sleep."
Devil: trust me you'll love it😏
@Ronald Pierce, and you're his mother for some reason.
literally me when I do those dumb hearing tests
This is quite literally how witchcraft is
666 likes
Devil: aye am bout to take u to hell
Human:okay
Devil:real quick wanna hear my mixtape
That made my day thanks
Devils don't live in hell
Honestly I dont think Lucifer punishes the unholy. 1) Why would he follow the orders of someone who betrayed him? and 2) He likes sin apparently so he would love unholy people. Cool pfp btw, I love peep
It's fire. Just like in hell
@@charliefrown6206 I always had it explained to me that the devil hates God and all his creation. It isn't his job to punish the unholy, they're just the only ones he can get his hands on because when you die, there's only two places to go, and only one out of millions will lead to Heaven. Or something like that..
"The greatest works of art are those we dream and not those we make on paper."
I highly disagree
@@bargledargle7941 I disagree because you could always imagine something with a 'better' property that something that already exists. Something that is great, could in ones imagination always be greater.
@@setonix9151 What I believe happens is that our imagination only tricks us to think it's better, since it induces the feeling that it's great despite the fact it's not actually... Mostly what we actually imagine is anything but great
I do agree that we tend to think what we imagined was better, until we actually put it to paper/sound/visuals
Hypothetically maybe, only in theory, we "can" do that... But we never do so or almost never...
@@bargledargle7941 What is anything if not our perception. What we see may not be reality in the physical sense, but all it's property is all subjective through our subjective experience. There is nothing objective about the quality of art except how it affects our emotions.
It is then true that better is still better, not for it's physical reality, but because of our own isolated imagination. The only thing we have for certain, which we base everything on, even truth, since that stems from our subjective trust.
@@setonix9151 We are misunderstanding our experience. Much like you can like a person only because of the context and not because of the personality of the person. But you think what you like is the personality. It's typical that people don't understand their own subjective experience... This is what happens when imagination comes into play. The person does experience something great, but not because of what they are imagining, but the side effects.
Devil is immortal, so he has alot more time to practice.
Nice kkkk
But not more than Ling Ling...
+Mic Guinea Paganini is known for selling his soul to the Devil. What people don’t know it’s that the devil sold his soul... TO LING LING
MakeMeDinner he doesn’t even needs to practice , just got all the physical acknowledgment
@@avnjgh0795 Uh ok but i think you mean knowledge. Acknowledgement has a total different meaning.
“One night I dreamed I had made a pact with the devil for my soul. Everything went as I desired: my new servant anticipated my every wish. I had the idea of giving him my violin to see if he might play me some pretty tunes, but imagine my astonishment when I heard a sonata so unusual and so beautiful, performed with such mastery and intelligence, on a level I had never before conceived was possible. I was so overcome that I stopped breathing and woke up gasping. Immediately I seized my violin, hoping to recall some shred of what I had just heard; but in vain. The piece I then composed is without a doubt my best, and I still call it “The Devil’s Sonata,” but it falls so far short of the one that stunned me that I would have smashed my violin and given up music forever if I could but have possessed it.”
+Milos Radulovic
Yesterday i dreamed i was in hell. When i woke up because i was screaming both in my dreams and reality i felt so strong, so bold. I felt everything was possible and i was sure that feeling would last very long but in the morning it was gone. But knowing that i can be like i feel in that moment sure give hope to work for it
Da Goat Right...because God finds music without any words unholy...
Da Goat Thanks this was normative
Classic Chillout Tartini wrote this?
That's metal as fuck
0:04 -Larghetto affettuoso
4:03 - Allegro mederato
7:17 - Andante
8:36 - Allegro ... assai (devil's trill)
Thank you :)
Traduza
Easy
Médium
Hard
Impossible
Moderato* not "mederato"
Thanks
Tartini doesn't even care its a demon he's just laying there and just like "oh yeah that's the shi!"
I mean, if the devil apeared in front of me I would have given myself as dead already. I would just enjoy the moment tbh
Me: *laying on my death bed* “welp time to go to heaven”
Me: *hears violin playing in distance*
Me: “oh no”
Matthew Mayberry. 😂😂😂
Hahahahahahaha
lmao
Facts
Oh shit. A demon 😱
tartini: *falls asleep*
the devil: im about to start this man's whole career
WELLCOME tô the eternal dark camera of death torture and horror
@Zababa YoMama Worth it
@Zababa YoMama really? It couldn’t be he’s legitimately talented?
@Zababa YoMama how are you gonna say he probably broken ALL of the commandments. you're accusing the man of theft, murder, and cheating on a spouse💀💀💀 do you know how much commitment that would take
@Zababa YoMama I dont work with Satan but Fuck Jesus, Hail Father Lucifer
me: *can't remember a second of my dreams*
meanwhile, Tartini: *remembers and writes down a 16-minute-long masterpiece played to him by the devil in his sleep*
Although he said he didn't fully replicate it, as he also said that he could never match the true beauty he had in his dream, as his "version" did not amount to it at all
The devil must have played real good then 0_0
“One night, in the year 1713 I dreamed I had made a pact with the devil for my soul. Everything went as I wished: my new servant anticipated my every desire. Among other things, I gave him my violin to see if he could play. How great was my astonishment on hearing a sonata so wonderful and so beautiful, played with such great art and intelligence, as I had never even conceived in my boldest flights of fantasy. I felt enraptured, transported, enchanted: my breath failed me, and I awoke. I immediately grasped my violin in order to retain, in part at least, the impression of my dream. In vain! The music which I at this time composed is indeed the best that I ever wrote, and I still call it the "Devil's Trill", but the difference between it and that which so moved me is so great that I would have destroyed my instrument and have said farewell to music forever if it had been possible for me to live without the enjoyment it affords me.”
Hahahahahaha It happens
Y’all know Lucifer was in charge of music in Heaven before he got kicked out
this thread is awesome
While my demon that stays under my bed does nothing, Tartini's demon creates a super orchestra to boost his career.
I love your profile picture!
@@Gregory473 sameee
Still waiting on God's diss track
"Earth God? Well I'm an Earth DEMON"
OoOooh
lol
IM SCREAMING
Mozart's pieces have the potential of actually being god's original diss tracks
“Una noche, en 1713, soñé que había hecho un pacto con el Diablo y estaba a mis órdenes. Todo me salía maravillosamente bien; todos mis deseos eran anticipados y satisfechos con creces por mi nuevo sirviente. Ocurrió que, en un momento dado, le di mi violín y lo desafié a que tocara para mí alguna pieza romántica. Mi asombro fue enorme cuando lo escuché tocar, con gran bravura e inteligencia, una sonata tan singular y romántica como nunca antes había oído. Tal fue mi maravilla, éxtasis y deleite que quedé pasmado y una violenta emoción me despertó. Inmediatamente tomé mi violín deseando
recordar al menos una parte de lo que recién había escuchado, pero fue en vano.
La sonata que compuse entonces es, por lejos, la mejor que jamás he escrito y aún la llamo "La sonata del Diablo", pero resultó tan inferior a lo que había oído en el sueño que me hubiera gustado romper mi violín en pedazos y abandonar la música para siempre....”
GIUSEPPE TARTINI
ta potente
ta potente
GRACIAS POR ESTA BELLA HISTORIA
ta potente
🥰
The funny part is, devil's plan worked. Devil played a beautiful sonata for him, because devil knew when Tartini wakes up he will try to play it. Eventually he tried over and over again and he went crazy because he can't play the music he heard. That was the Devil's plan, make him doubt himself. Everyday Tartini lived was a hell for him, because he never be able to play the music, even he did a masterpiece
and sorry for my Bad English guys. Please correct my mistakes!
That makes so much sense actually!
Like that time Captain Holt from Brooklyn nine-nine showed Peralta pictures of himself hula-hooping and when Peralta asked why he showed it to him, it was because Holt knew no one would believe him and then proceeded to delete the pictures. 😂
Many people forget the fact that satan/lucifer was an archangel himself. Remove his malice/greed, he was still was the fucking angel of light. Imagine what kind of talent and mastery he would've had of everything, not just music. We all fail to comprehend the fact he had so much confidence in himself (probably because he was so goated) that even with having everything, he went on to rebel against the GOD himself. Doesn't matter how evil he is, the dude is fucking goated to have stood for what he thought was right.
The English a bit broken, yes, but this is a phenomenal point. You're absolutely correct, the Devil, even if Tartini's dream version of the devil, absolutely drove the composer to hell by creating something so majestic and beautiful, that even a master musician like him would NEVER be able to do it justice.
Tartini did well to remember 16 minutes of violin when he woke up in the morning , i usually can't remember shit.
If this isn't the most realistic comment I've ever read then my whole life's a lie.
You’re so right tho
he didnt remember.
Immediately I seized my violin, hoping to recall some shred of what I had just heard; but in vain. The piece I then composed is without a doubt my best, and I still call it “The Devil’s Sonata,” but it falls so far short of the one that stunned me that I would have smashed my violin and given up music forever if I could but have possessed it.
Bro the Corer lord himself gave a little piece of his musical art,have you not had a dream and wake up almost forced by yoursel to remember a piece of the dream or to get a sketch in your jead about what happened ,the devil gave him the mosy precious thing that great artist could ever take as a gift , tartini told us that ,still dreaming, stoped his breath , cause he knew he will kill himself if he cant reproduce that beauty , the devil approved himd and gave him in exchange of his soul , or what the deal was,the devil let him that minuntes after wake up with some of the notes , to give him a little piece of cake , that wil fill tartini s soul a little
@@jeanfelipe1505 Not only is this just part of the full thing he heard, but there was much more that was just impossible for him to replicate. So there are parts to this we will never even know about and parts that were so complex that it was literally impossible to replicate.
if this musical piece is not playing in the background during the Apocalypse, I'm not going.
Aren't we already in it
@@nunyabusiness8498 nah bro this is just the preview for the main event.
@@mrmexicano64 bet
HackTor same
Damn, who's the anti-Christ?
And can we hear the devil play wonder Wall?
My man rly out there stealing composition from the devil himself, absolute mad lad
Give him credit, he has the sense to acknowledge it.
bruuuuuhhhh u right xddd
Plagiarizing the devil. A sentence that I never thought I would ever utter in my life.
Nah he gave credit
lmao devil be at hell real mad bout the copyright infringement at this song
Some musicians transcend the existence of music on the physical plane, they go to the extracorporeal and spiritual, this is more than genius
My mom: stop listening to rock and metal, that kind of music is from the devil
The devil:
Hahahahaha
Your mom say the truth
ElDariAT usted habla español deje de fingir
@@sr.camilo7839 :v
@@ZoroSinpay
Before rock was "satanic", blues were considered "satanic" and before that some classical composers. Forty years from now, a new genre will appear and claim the "satanic" position and rock will be a music for old people.
Apparently this isn't even half as good as the devil showed Tartini. It was lost once he woke up and this was his best attempt to transpose the song. It's insane.
How stoned must Tartini have been that night lol
A queef in the night
Tartini stole that idea from Tenacious D.
@@artaxAF How? Devil didn't play a song for Tenacious D they played a song for the devil.
@@gogoletsgoyamadakun But it was the greatest song in the world, and this a just a tribute.
When you trying to sleep but the devil starts playing some fire
Yeah, relatable
Every Saturday night
Isaiah Trujillo 😂
Isaiah Trujillo all me kid ♓️😈☔️XOTWOD Morin Star 💫
Isaiah Trujillo all me kid ♓️😈☔️XOTWOD Morin Star 💫
Hayatımın en iyi 16 dakikasıydı. Tek kelime ile mükemmel bir eser.
Buralarda türk görmek ne güzel hissettiyor
Müthiş.
@thetimebreakerbutterbeer1662 ne alaka şimdi, böyle şeyler söyleyerek kendinizi aşağıladınızın farkında değilsiniz
@@goktugisaogluYabancı bir parçanın yorumlarında bir Türkün yorumunu görmenin güzel hissettirdiğini söylemiş sadece
@@Melody-010 böyle söylemler sanki Türkler böyle leyler dinleyemezmiş, dinleyenler de ultra kültürlüymüş gibi lanse ediyor. Kendi milletini aşağılıyorsun yani
The devil came into Tartini's dream, said: "listen to this shit", then Tartini woke up and made it into a song and said it was a song written by the devil which I think is arguablly the most metal shit ever.
I am posting this somewhere
The black metal of then, yes
Karl smallwood
You got this from a fact fiend video didn’t you
Hey your username is correct cause this comment isn’t original at all
1. Larghetto affettuoso - 0:00
2. Allegro moderato - 4:03
3. Andante - 7:17
4. Allegro assai-Andante-Allegro assai - 8:36
lit fam
Thanks mate 👍🏼
thanks hero
Ye poggers
Wot
Devil: wanna hear my music?
Tartini: did you mean *OUR MUSIC* ?
ayy atleast he gave the devil credit, he wont be burning in hell that bad now
Tartini is our comrad
~starts play urss anthem
*soviet anthem starts playing*
@@SocratesBelmont100 bruh nvm you beat me to it
the only devilish thing about this is the ad breaks in between this masterful piece
people say that rap and rock is the devils music, no the devil's way classier than that
ZombieByte oh you have no Idea haha
That's the thing though most Christians have forgotten to not hate things they don't understand, Like rap or rock.
Jake Tucker yea your right its also because they name anything they think is horrible satanism
pandora gaming productions and what exactly gives them that right, nothing! A true Christian doesn't hate the devil nor does he like him, he only pity's him, after all he used to be an angel. Just my two cents
Jake Tucker yea pretty much haha
Conclusion, if the devil appears on your dreams, give him your instrument, a lot of paper and pens, he will make your career
@rektaf eres norteño?
in exchange for your soul >:)
@@Carlos-iq4th otra pregunta que podés hacer es si tiene dos veces el mismo apellido
@@gtrf0129 JAJAJSJSJSJSJ, yo una vez salí con una chica que tenía el mismo apellido que yo (y yo soy norteño, que irónico)
@@Carlos-iq4th viste
Satan: Great musician, horrible roommate.
timfortune9 lol😂
"Satan! Get the fuck off of my bed, I have to be up in 5 hours for work!"
lol :)
now, let's not jump to conclusions! maybe he's merely playing a good-night piece for his friend :D
havingicecream perhaps. lol
I newly learned about the story of this song. The surprising thing is, when I was a teenager, I also heard a beautiful guitar composition in my dream. My dream wasn't as complicated as Tartini's, there was a fall leaves moving on a laying down lady, as the lady closed her eyes, my sight angle was getting closer to her and a beautiful, extremely beautiful guitar composition was playing with an angelic reverb, the lady was either dead or sleeping but in front of everything, there was yellow leaves was moving in deadly peace. I also couldn't remember exactly how it was when I woke up and made a bad imitation of it like Tartini.
Another thing I don't understand of this song is, it's 16 min long but for example in the dream I saw, the melodies were 16 bar long at most. It's impossible to hear very long composition in a dream I guess. So probably this 16 mins is also is like telling a frustration how he can't exactly remember that!
How nice to see you, my lord.
Can you release the guitar piece you remember from your dream?
Во сне можно слушать двух часовую музыку за 5 минут, вашего сна Вы наверно не поймёте о чем я.
rüyalar aldatıcıdır bilirsin
Lordum
The devil definitely practices 40 hours a day
Ling Ling workout
@@error4270 shhhh gHahahahshshshalmao
You meant 400 cause there’s only 240 hours in a day
LING LIIIIIING
He never rests.
I wonder if this is used as elevator music in hell.
only when you are descending
well... then I want to work in that elevator
i hope so man
in style go to hell 🥰
@@carlitoxb110 bravo
어쩌면 음악이 이렇게 아름다울 수가 있는지요?
감동입니다.
Satan:
_yo pass the violin_
Tartini:
_you better not play trash_
Satan:
*_DEVILS TRILL INTENSIFIES_*
You better not play "thrash"
Hahahahahaahhaaha
DeathBySeaToast lmao
Lmao 😂 😭 dam
@@johnpaulumbalin7992 It took me a while to realize what you meant there. Ha. Lmao.
Devil: your time has come
Me: Finally! Get me out of-
Devil: hold up smalls, is that a violin? Check this out...
daaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmmmmmmmm im dyin
One like closer to 666 now hahaha
Lol
😆😆😆😆
Forte Piano Now that was good
This isn't the best song in the world...
*This is just a TRIBUTE*
and you gotta believe me!
Yeah you should hear Satan play it.
Such nice reference
@@GoodFebruarian it's a matter.of opinion
I wish you were there!
When I close my eyes, I see everything with that music. Makes many feelings in one time.
Funny how tartini dreamt a whole sonata and remember most of it by ear, and i can't even remember what i ate for lunch
Elbarto very under appreciated comment I see..
Elbarto wtf me too 😭
Tbh, I don't think he dreamt the whole, maybe some, and the rest he came up with later.
Sure he did. Ever hear of bullshit. Maybe a piece or idea but the entire thing huh? Don’t think so.
Didn't he listened to something different but sound like this? I was told the music he heard was like the best piece ever, but he couldn't remember it, but composed something similar.
Funfact: In the bible lucifer or satan was the chief and the greatest when it comes to music in heaven. It is said that when he plays his fellow angels is mesmerized.
Where in the bible does it say that?
Oh, yeah! He was the chief musician. Since he wanted to share God’s glory he was kicked out.
@@necromantic420
Both Isaiah 14:11 and Ezekiel 28:13 are usually interpreted as speaking about the fall of Lucifer and they both mention musical instruments.
@@luciandirnu7251 Ezekiel might be talking about him but it says nothing about music. So I guess the only source for this idea that Satan is a musician is Isaiah which might not even be talking about Satan.
Reminds me of the music of the Ainur as described in JRR Tolkien's The Silmarillion, where Melkor (an analogue for Lucifer) disrupts the music of the Ainur and creates his own music, which causes the other Ainur to join in, which manifests evil and chaos into the world.
It's pretty crazy how astral projection gave us one of the most iconic and powerful pieces of music ever to exist.
He was also the world's best guitarist at the time.
@@gtrf0129 he was ALSO the best guitarist at the time
Violinist
@@gtrf0129 what has YOUR REPLY got to do with op's comment?
@@realslimcandy5361 I don't know, your pfp is ugly btw
@@gtrf0129 ooohhhh imma cry. What an insult. Atleast my name aint gay
Giuseppe Tartini fue un virtuoso violinista, compositor y teórico de la música italiana del período Barroco. Su obra más conocida es una sonata llamada El trino del diablo, mundialmente famosa por su excesiva exigencia, capaz de poner en aprietos a los violinistas más avanzados. Con una duración aproximada de 15 minutos, su dificultad es tal que, durante mucho tiempo, existió el rumor de que Tartini tenía 6 dedos en la mano izquierda.
La leyenda detrás de esta sonata, contada por el propio Tartini en una carta a su amigo, el astrónomo francés Jérôme Lalande, relata cómo durante un sueño, el diablo se le apareció al músico ofreciéndole convertirse en su sirviente a cambio de su alma. Antes de acceder, Tartini desafió al diablo a tocar una melodía romántica en su violín para probar sus habilidades. Los sonidos que salieron de su instrumento fueron tan impresionantes, que Tartini sintió que perdía la respiración, lo que, según su relato, lo hizo despertar.
En palabras del músico se trató de “una sonata tan maravillosa y hermosa, tocada con tanto arte e inteligencia, como nunca antes había concebido ni en mis más atrevidos vuelos de fantasía.”. Al despertar, Tartini tomó inmediatamente su violín, intentando retener la melodía. Sin embargo, luego escribiría a su amigo Lalande que, si bien esa obra era lo mejor que había compuesto en su vida, era mediocre en comparación con lo que había presenciado durante el sueño.
Algunos expertos en la materia, creen que la obra de Tartini pretende contar la historia de Lucifer: un comienzo donde todo es calma y armonía, cuando Lucifer era un ángel; seguido de un intermedio lúgubre, que representa los sentimientos de envidia y su expulsión a la Tierra; para culminar con un final ruidoso, expresando el odio y el dolor que caracterizan al infierno.
Lo cierto es que nunca se sabrá a ciencia cierta si lo que Tartini relata en su carta realmente sucedió. Así como tampoco queda claro si el diablo se le presentó realmente en sueños o solo se trató de un delirio durante una noche de fiebre. Sobre lo que sí no quedan dudas, es que El trino del diablo es una verdadera obra maestra.
Juan De Dios Reyes Luque Diaz thank you so very much. Un abrazo. De Nueva Jersey.
Gracias ❤
Efectivamente mi amigo pero si consideramos esto obra maestra , como habra sido la del diablo segun Tartini ?
Juan De Dios Reyes Luque Diaz 👍🏼👍🏼
gracias wikipedia
The fact that this is supposedly a watered down version of what he really heard is just mind blowing
It's essentially the real life version of "Tribute" by Tenacious D lol.
@@smward87 i think thats what they were going for
@@redfrojoe2602 Most likely.
New religión 👹👁️💙🙏👁️💙🙏
INFINITY BLESSINGS 👹🙏💙🙏👁️
yes we get it
This is such a beautiful piece. Such a wide range of emotions from start to finish. Absolutely brilliant
Why can't my sleep paralysis demon be this talented he just sits in the corner doing the macarena
Mine just noisily eats nachos. I don't mean like cookie monster either. Just that wet lip-smacking sounds as it breathes through one good nostril while letting out the occasional "humm" sound. Doesn't even eat the whole thing either. Leaves little pieces that poke you in the back and elbows as you try to sleep...
@@Therian13 say what?? Tell us more!
@@Therian13 a mí
@@Therian13 no te
@@Therian13 no te
I remember when this song was released
Blue Jesus this song was made in the 1700 tho Jesus is that you
Are you 300 years old then
Renny Fox yeah. I remember hearing this at the Queen’s ball. Had the other patrons ‘turnt’
How fucking old are you?
Good times then
Giuseppe Tartini was a virtuoso violinist, composer, and Italian music theorist of the Baroque period. His best known work is a sonata called The Devil's Trill, world famous for its excessive demand, capable of putting the most advanced violinists in trouble. With an approximate duration of 15 minutes, its difficulty is such that, for a long time, there was a rumor that Tartini had 6 fingers on his left hand.
The legend behind this sonata, told by Tartini himself in a letter to his friend, the French astronomer Jérôme Lalande, relates how during a dream, the devil appeared to the musician offering to become his servant in exchange for his soul. Before agreeing, Tartini challenged the devil to play a romantic tune on his violin to test his skills. The sounds that came out of his instrument were so impressive, that Tartini felt that he was losing his breath, which, according to his account, made him wake up.
In the words of the musician, it was "a sonata as wonderful and beautiful, played with so much art and intelligence, as I had never conceived before nor in my most daring flights of fantasy." Upon awakening, Tartini immediately took up his violin, trying to retain the melody. However, later he would write to his friend Lalande that, although this work was the best thing he had composed in his life, it was mediocre compared to what he had witnessed during the dream.
Some experts in the field believe that Tartini's work aims to tell the story of Lucifer: a beginning where everything is calm and harmony, when Lucifer was an angel; followed by a gloomy intermission, representing feelings of envy and expulsion to Earth; to end with a noisy ending, expressing the hatred and pain that characterize hell.
The truth is that it will never be known for sure if what Tartini relates in his letter really happened. Nor is it clear whether the devil actually presented himself in dreams or was only delusional during a feverish night. On what there are no doubts, is that the devil's trill is a true masterpiece.
Big brain 👌😔👌
Not gonna read all of this
@@blackairforces7074 should I congratulate you or something?
Tora Said did I ask for you to congratulate me? No I did not
@@blackairforces7074 I didn't ask if you asked 😂
Siempre q me siento caer al piso o sentirme solo,vuelvo a esta maravillosa obra musical
Me siento acompañado cayendo al vacío metafóricamente hablando..
Hermoso tema q jamas deharr de escucgar y q siempre me acompaña en estos malos ratos de la vida...
Guisepe Tartini gost
1. Larghetto affettuoso - 0:04
2. Allegro moderato - 4:03
3. Andante - 7:17
4. Allegro assai-Andante-Allegro assai - 8:36
Thank you very much sir
@Memer Gamer so is pepe
@@Elwik_ amogus
John 3:16
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son JESUS CHRIST FOR OUR SINS so whoever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life Amen Amen Amen
0:00 don't work, change it to 0:01 please.
But who prays for satan? Who in the last 6 centuries has had the common decency to pray for the one sinner that needed it most?
-Mark Twain
Nice
Huh....
I pray for Satan. I believe he can be saved in the name of Jesus Christ Lord and Savior Yeshua Ha’Mashiach but temptations must exist, we are in the world where heaven and hell both exist, duality, fallen nature of man but the spiritual pursuit of light ying and the yang in Asian 7 spirits of God aka the seven churches
@@izzy77844 so you recognize that his existence in his current position, is all in Iehova's plan? Because in truth that's all he's doing
@@carna-9501 A sacrificial lamb. He was made only to serve one purpose, and it's to be damned for all eternity.
imagine ur sleeping and ur sleep paralysis demon is like "Wanna hear my mixtape"
Edit: WTFFF SO MANY LIKES
bruh bruh
well his mixtape would be fire 🔥
Damn....I wanna have sleep paralysis again tonight to have music show down with him even though I can't move.
omg lol
You going to hell for stealing other people's top comments.
Es una sonata muy interesante por sus diferentes estados emocionales a los que va induciendo. La leyenda que la rodea enriquece mucho está obra musical.
The devil when talking to some kid in Georgia:
“You know, I’m something of violinist myself.”
love the reference
darthvictor58 what kid?
*Fiddle*
@@Tijaxtolan watch "the devil went down to georgia" animated clip
ruclips.net/video/N9GZvCy3uvo/видео.html
Hi! I played Francisco Tárrega masterpiece "Lágrima" with guitar.
If you want to listen, you can reach it via the link..🎶🎶🌼🌼⚘⚘
I’ve never before felt so horrifically comforted.
The pulse, the race, the lulls and waiting.. it’s like I am being drawn towards a trap I know will consume me, and I’m okay with it.
Best description I’ve heard of this so far
It's like it's uncomfortably comforting
me starting another lol game
I thought music composed by the devil would sound creepy or something. This is a complete masterpiece ngl.
He was an angel after all.
I read it as seductive. There's beauty in this but a odd darkness likewise.
slow it down 😅
The devil allure is too strongz
Cause the man Lucy is perfect
Don't you love when Paganini himself sits on your bed and plays you music? So wonderful
People- "don't bring Satan into this"
Tartini- I'm gonna do it
People- noo
Tartini- *does it*
Themitz *🅱️oi he did it*
You’re almost at 666 likes
Kenda Ecl it’s actually me now since I unliked and liked again!! I AM THE NEW DEVIL
666 likes!
I read this in Kevin harts voice
The devil be like “this gonna get us outta the hood.”
out the trenches 😩
😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
😂😂😂
@@halierhymes4344 😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This song is so outstandingly strange, every pause feels like self reflection, every burst of violin feels so passionate with both anger sorrow and joy, it’s unbelievably beautiful.
in many parts it feels like it's literally a fight
Also, not a song...
@@mcbainst this “SONATA”
Calm down spaz
@@Emerald_King8 calm do spa this songs fuckin deadly
Quando ouvi tartine pela primeira vez, tive certeza que ele era o melhor violinista de todos os tempos
Lembrei dessa música ontem ela muito bonita.
No me puedo imaginar el estrés y la tortura de Tartini al no poder nunca lograr la copia perfecta de la versión del diablo... Debió de haber sido una sofocante agonía
apuesto que habrá dicho en más de una ocasión antes de dormir: "hoy sí puto diablo me la vas a tener que tocar de nuevo a ver si te sale igual" :v
@@linksparking me regalan contexto, por fa
@@cristianfabianacostagomez3429El tipo tuvo un sueño dónde Satanás le tocó una pieza, luego de despertar fue corriendo a su violín intentando recrear lo que había escuchado y el mismo tartini dijo "sin dudas esta es mi mejor obra, pero comparada a la que tocó Satanás es una basura y hasta me dieron ganas de dejar la música para siempre"
@@Moonkhan7z que triste pero no comprendo por que no le pidio ayuda a Dios en vez del diablo
@@brayanfranklin9710Porque a nadie le gusta el rock cristiano
Tartini allegedly told to the French astronomer Jérôme Lalande that he had dreamed that the devil had appeared to him and had asked to be Tartini's servant and teacher. At the end of the music lesson, Tartini handed the devil his violin to test his skill, which the devil began to play with virtuosity, delivering an intense and magnificent performance. So singularly beautiful and executed with such superior taste and precision was the Devil's performance, that the composer felt his breath taken away. Told by Tartini himself in Lalande's Voyage d'un François en Italie:
One night, in the year 1713 I dreamed I had made a pact with the devil for my soul. Everything went as I wished: my new servant anticipated my every desire. Among other things, I gave him my violin to see if he could play. How great was my astonishment on hearing a sonata so wonderful and so beautiful, played with such great art and intelligence, as I had never even conceived in my boldest flights of fantasy. I felt enraptured, transported, enchanted: my breath failed me, and I awoke. I immediately grasped my violin in order to retain, in part at least, the impression of my dream. In vain! The music which I at this time composed is indeed the best that I ever wrote, and I still call it the "Devil's Trill", but the difference between it and that which so moved me is so great that I would have destroyed my instrument and have said farewell to music forever if it had been possible for me to live without the enjoyment it affords me.
....
Thank u
Sounds like bullshit to me but who cares--the music is glorious!
J J Townley Sometime-composer of Piano Concertos Search it up its true
Man people really were on different kind of acid then....
The fact that we will never hear the original version of this song bothers me so much.
Same here.
I thought this was the original?
@@sebramirez6177 the composer said its an interpretation of a song he heard in a dream. He said his work doesn't match the dream.
@@godzillafanforever1 yeah i did my research a little after, it sucks we will never hear the original piece
@@sebramirez6177 It's just a tribute ;-)
As someone who is Catholic, I find the story behind this song very interesting. Since Tartini described the real composition as so beautiful that he couldn't recreate it, I think of Paul's second letter to the Corinthians, in which he says "and no wonder, for even the devil masquerades as an angel of light". Since the devil is described as being extremely beautiful, you would think that his works would appear beautiful, too.
An electric guitar isn't the devil's instrument, it's the *V I O L I N*
it ever was
And the wind instruments
who said that?
@@_____________2607 Futurama xd
@ not really ,there is a wind instrument called shofar which is used to confuse devil
tartini: sleep time
the devil: wanna listen to some tunes
LMAAAOO🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Tartini sleeps*
The devil: time to make a masterpiece
John 3:16
For God so loved the world that he gave his only begotten son JESUS CHRIST FOR OUR SINS so whoever believeth in him shall not perish but have everlasting life Amen Amen Amen
@@gedon4713 god is dead
@@gedon4713 ❤😿
“One night I dreamed I had made a pact with the devil for my soul. Everything went as I desired: my new servant anticipated my every wish. I had the idea of giving him my violin to see if he might play me some pretty tunes, but imagine my astonishment when I heard a sonata so unusual and so beautiful, performed with such mastery and intelligence, on a level I had never before conceived was possible. I was so overcome that I stopped breathing and woke up gasping. Immediately I seized my violin, hoping to recall some shred of what I had just heard; but in vain. The piece I then composed is without a doubt my best, and I still call it “The Devil’s Sonata,” but it falls so far short of the one that stunned me that I would have smashed my violin and given up music forever if I could but have possessed it.”
- Giuseppe Tartini
that's his real quote?!
Assuming that the article I got it from was accurate, yes, it is. :)
Wow that's pretty interesting! 😈
This is not the greatest song in the world no, this is but a tribute
because the sonata was symphonically inexplicable?
I’ve heard this song many times in my life but only just now learned the inspiration for it. Very interesting
Me llena de alegría leer muchos comentarios en español, que agradables sujetos!
Estoy muy de acuerdo!!! 👍
Si jaja
Gracias bro
Gente culta 🧐👍👍👍
Bromita
Satan has some nice taste in music
so if you meet him, have some sympathy and some taste
If the Earth were ruled by Satan, it would be paradise. This music corresponds to this argument.
It would be a place of peace, every evil would be punished... Not heaven, but with a nice backgound tunes, :3...
is that an image of Lord Byron ? ohh... you rascal
lol
Tartini: *wakes up after his dream and composes this song*
The devil the next night: *Not quite my tempo*
*The devil go back into tartinis dreams*
"YO BITCHBOI THAT KEY SIGNATURE ALL WRONG AND ALSO RIGHT HERE QUARTER REST NOT A HALF REST YOU THINK I WOULD USE A HALF REST HEAR REALLY? WHO DO YOU THINK I AM FUCKING JESUS NO! QUARTER REST!! AND YOU GOT ME FUCKED UP YOU FOOL 12/8? I KNOW IM THE DEVIL BUT 12/8 NAHHH FAM"
WTF you naming this shit after me?!!! Go back to music school for gods sake
kyle terry *for devil’s sake
This is the best comment i have seen today
Knowing the devil he would do that, like he is quite picky, he only shows his skills to particular people
he will probably hear this somewhere alone and curse tartini's name countless time for being a bad student
Is this a whiplash reference? Amazing :,)
+ A'ye Tartini, wanna hear this banger?
-Man gtfo i'm trying to sleep
(Devil plays the sonata.)
-Man this shit's fire