Playing guitar underwater actually sounds HEAVENLY
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Sept 28th GER - Hamburg, Knust
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@BernthGuitar
"Slam Dunk, Aw Man that had to hurt, EEK 😱💀☠️, but the Lovely Lady quick stepped in to lend a helping hand to you and your guitar" !!! 👏👏👏👍😎😉♥️🌹 The Overtones are not so pronounced , while the tones of the guitar are more pronounced , lows, Mids and highs, and there is something going on withe resonance and sustain, probably the sound/tones of the guitar going through the water tub and table looping back into/ through the guitar !!! "GR8T Sound & Video Man, Keep Them Coming" . . . Play On FretBro . . . 👍😎🎸🤘☺️🎼🇺🇸🙏DDH 7-15-2023.
Bro... I can't help but sing to this.... omg it's so beautiful it makes my heart fill right up with emotions till their pouring out my lungs
It sounded amazing.
und wos is mit good old austria??? ;) owa echt geils video wieda moi.
RIP guitar!! Acoustics sound so different! Marvellous!!
its got an almost echoey piano vibe, like you’re walking along some underwater temple with giant windows and you can see all the light from the surface rippling around, pretty ethreal stuff
It sounds very much like a piano, especially near the end. It was beautiful indeed.
It sounds echoey bc he used digital reeverb on postproduction
When I listened to it I was wondering if he overlayed some piano chords over that.
The audio has reverb and a piano accompaniment in the background lmfao
@@jacobmarshall5391то же
Submerging a guitar in water means that it will never be played again. You knew that, the guitar knew that, and you both agreed to do it for one final performance. This is more than music, this is truly art.
Where do you know about agreeing? She was forced.
Why not?
I love how artistic you made "ruining a guitar for views" sound lol
She was asking for it -- asking for months and months and she got what she wanted, what they both wanted.@@Tatokala
I'm not really sure if the guitar knew it
Oh the way the guitar just cuts out at the end, sudden and unexpectedly, is so similar to how death can be. Sudden and unexpected.
Your so emo
@@smella-ne8qb rawr xD
@@smella-ne8qb If you're going to try and make fun of someone for harmlessly complimenting someone's art, then at least use the correct "you're" in your sentence next time.
@@DrummerrDuckiewe’re all just teasing here so please take a chill pill as needed 😮💨
shit i love this
My grandmother died 3 weeks ago. She was dying in her sleep and we found her slowly losing more and more breath, her pulse getting weaker. We could hear her lungs filling w fluid just from the sound of her breath and all of a sudden she cut out. Her pulse stopped, and the ambulance arrived late, and i felt warmth leaving her fingertips. I was alone with her before the ambulance took her and she gave me one last final breath. This song is that to me. All the emotions I felt then came up when i heard this song just now. She had stage 3 cancer, early onset alzheimers, and had 2 strokes prior, w some heart issues and kidney issues. I was her main caretaker, I stood by her thru all that pain and changed her bandages, did PT with her, cooked for her, cleaned her poop pee everything. I love you mamu. Thank you for this song, Bernth
Thank you for taking such good care of her 🌹 you just told me everything I needed to know about you. Ask for her to come visit you as an animal token like a bird or butterfly, so you know she's happy and free. Bless you 💚
@s_d1200 You are such a caring soul, I (with positive intentions) agree with that @nyxsun says, so that it gives you more ease on your soul that is she is *indeed* happy and well on the other side. Many blessings to you and your family 💕💕
So very sorry 😞
May her memory be a blessing ❤❤❤
I believe we will see our loved ones (who've gone on before us) again and it will be the best day ever ❤❤❤❤
condolences to you and the rest of your family
i was in the hospital room when my grandmother died
The amount of stress this man must’ve felt to not mess up
He may likely have a ton others like it?
Yep, think about an iceberg, the tip in the surface is the confidence, the bottom is all the amount of time he practiced to get it right.
There are so many cuts in the video it makes me not believe that he didn't mess up at least once. Plus the guitar, if submerged in water, will give no sound, if you have knowledge of physics. I'd say 1/4th filled with water, not submerged.
@@OwenQRBthere's computer editing y'know?
@@chachachankya ik
I’d love to hear a side by side of this and what it would sound like normally
Much less echoey, much less "boomey" if you will
Yeah like it sounds awesome! But I have no idea how it's supposed to sound normally and how big is a difference 😅
That would be perfect!
Very little difference, or else he would have shown lol. This is for views.
@@fa-ajn9881 hey guys, I found the expert in the room, let's all hear what he has to say without using any common sense.
"Farewell - the melody of a drowning guitar."
This is not a failed experiment, but a symphony created in part by nature itself. For me, this melody was filled with a sense of hopelessness in the face of fate. It is as if it is spilling out all its emotions and experiences, giving us its soul, smoothly drowning on the last notes of its life... Thank you, Bernth. It's a true masterpiece.
Nice liness...
I’m not trying to sound dramatic, but that spoke to my soul in a way no instrumental ever has before & I want to thank you. I’m very glad this video was recommended to me, now I have a bunch of your music downloaded on my phone. You have such a gift!
Right? Found 1 song and couldn't stop!
Nah, it sounded like standard fanfare for a Final Fantasy dungeon... Maybe like FFIX if I was forced to choose.
@fredspofford what's the point of that?
I went to a different realm
So powerful wow. 💖🤩
Such a haunting and melodic tune. I guess this type of guitar sacrifice is more humane than smashing one on stage.
Yes it is
Idk man I feel like smashing it on stage is quicker, this is basically drowning the guitar to death lmao
@@scope81 then again, this made it sound incredible for as long as it lasts, smashing it on stage achieves... frankly I can't see anything.
Never found that to be cool really.
"Humane guitar destruction."
At least it has a purpose other than just looking cool to crazed hippies
Us guitarists can all attest that it hurts you to your soul to lose a guitar that you built memories with. This was a really touching farewell to that guitar.
This
Not a guitarist but a pianist. Can confirm, we feel the same when we have to say goodbye.
Really? Then why do it? Would you kill a beloved pet to try to make a viral video?
@@42lookc Yeah, I agree, though that's his prerogative, but it's like as a man watching a video of someone getting kicked in the nuts - you can feel the pain yourself too!
@@42lookc THATS WHAT IM SAYING
it really adds to the song when the guitar struggles to stay in tune at the end, it brings a human characteristic to the guitar as it passes away
came for the guitar in water
left completely mesmerized by the melody
"It will be the last song I play on this guitar. A farewell"
You're not about to make me cry over a guitar
Lmaoooooo
Fr
I seriously cried listening to it. The emotion that comes from it is just..
😩👌
@@FunniWolf753same
@@IoanaMaya90bro no joke I started to tear up. Music hits different and this one you can feel the emotions. To me it's like the last breath of an angel but also a new beginning. I don't know but it's just what it sounded like to me 😭❤️
"these are the last notes of a dying instrument" this just sounds so hauntingly beautiful
edit: some of you guys really misunderstood my comment lol, I'm not being dramatic over the guitar, I just found the sentence itself very beautiful. Makes me think of an old opera singer singing her last aria in her deathbed.
but than a random guy come to answer your comment and he reminds you, the instrument wouldn't die if he weren't destroy it for some extra views. At this point he is just that special type of killer from the movies and video games, who believes his unnatural, psychotic behavior is an art, and victims are his canvas.
Yes
Spoilers 😭
@ Yep. Can't pity someone for losing his guitar when he is the only cause of its demise. These new "musicians" are really sad, lost people publicly crying for help.
I remember words to that effect spoken by a character in "Cracker". Are you old enough to remember it? "These are the last words of a dying man"? Just before he throws himself and the murder suspect from the top of a really high building?
If this piece were to be described in words it would be like this: a beautiful enchanting recollection and reminiscing of the past moments together with someone you cherish deeply, intermingled with a melancholic, pleading for the future without that person not to come, transitioning into a feeling of accepting the inevitable fate of the relationship and the knowing that, though it's one of the most painful farewells of all time, boldly accepting it was all worth it and despite the pain, the lasting memories and act of moving on and forward resulted in something far more beautiful than could have ever come out of the relationship itself, and ultimately embodies the experience of life and transcendence as humans in an everchanging world and existence
Damn 😢
i aint reading allat 🔥🔥🔥
“pleading for the future without that person not to come” are some words i have never heard before i can’t believe that. that’s so.. that’s just a thought i’ve never heard expressed in any way like that ever before. i don’t even know what to say that’s just so beautiful
This is the most beautiful guitar piece I've ever heard...
Wow, this is beautiful. It’s a shame there aren’t waterproof guitars that you can play underwater all the time.
The carbon fiber ones i think
😅 lol?
People have made guitar bodies out of aluminum, epoxy, plastic, steal, copper and probably more materials along with the fore mentioned carbon fiber. All impervious to water except the copper would need a good buffing after. This guy just destroyed a perfectly good guitar for no reason other then a few views. Its not beautiful. It was just a stupid way to generate some waste since that guitar is now just a piece of garbage.
womp womp, you'll live buddy @@ducksoff7236
Not disagreeing, but don't all those guitars have a different sound to them too? Like a plastic guitar sounds different to a wooden one?
Dear Bernth, my sister passed away 2 days ago and this song warms my soul. Thanks for your art.
Stay strong. Im so sry to hear that! Happiness is coming back someday somehow. Your sister would want you to keep on living a happy life! 👍
Stay strong man! I can't imagine the pain, but I know that things can get better. May she rest in peace.
Peace be with your and your family!
Condolences
Dear sister no matter where you are but your brother always miss and his son daughter will always remember you in their memories RIP dear sister and dear bro she is everywhere with you . give your best to those who struggling with life and always help people । be happy
Every instrument is born from a will to create and express a feeling. Every instrument has the potential for bringing just a little bit of magic in this world and it is always sad to see one loosing that potential. But this guitar has brought something truly genuine and ethereal from its end. This has brought tears to my eyes and I loved every note ❤
Theres just an ethereal beauty to this melody. Such a simple concept, drowning a guitar, and yet the unique circumstances, the skill of you as a guitarist, and the guitar itself, all combined to make such a beautiful sound.
The idea that you are actually sacrificing something here, actually saying farewell to a dear friend, creates a deep feeling of melancholy while listening to these notes. Beautiful. That was not a guitar going to waste, her last notes are now eternal.
This dudes killed and tortured a bunch of guitars I don’t think he cares anymore 😂
@@oldworldpatriot8920 legit.. plus its not a very expensive guitar by any means
@@stevenduperouzel7198 thats not how wood works.
@@pwnsh4rk6 yeah,even evaporative coolers are lethal to guitars,my dads Bass learned that the hard way with Arizona monsoons in concert with the swamp coolers.
^ least pretentious guitar player
This was recommended to me and the title drew me in, but I could've never guessed what was coming when I clicked on the video. The way you can hear the water splashing... there's a lot of melancholy, a deeper sadness. I felt like I was missing a memory I didn't make. Missing a friend that I never knew. Amazing work ❤❤❤❤
I felt the same as well
That's really well put ^^ Thanks for sharing, and I know what you mean!
Write for a living or for your passion you don't already.
Same I was also recommend with this 😊😊
"I was missing a memory, I didn't make" ... Sounds like the beginning of a poem ❤
5 months later, this is still something I listen to through Spotify just about every day (I'm a software dev, so earbuds all day).
I wish I could thank you in a way that actually shows my appreciation for this song. I don't think I could ever express what this track means to me.
Sounds very much like a piece my husband wrote many years ago while he was in prison. He passed away over a year ago so this was wonderful to hear. Your style is just like his was. Beautiful!
Glad it brought him back to you, if only for a bit. Best to you. 🙏
@@lulumoon6942 Thank you! Yes, it was almost eerie that it was so much like his style.
I should dig up my husband’s CDs that he recorded his music on, it would be good to hear him play again.
Why was he in prison?
@@F1zzyKetchup Not cool. Stop being nosy.
It is almost as if the water wanted to communicate and the guitar which was sacrificed to make this happen, did its job valiantly all the way until the end. This was melancholy and it was also beautiful. It made me emotional, tbh.
I hadn't thought of that! 🤯It makes so much sense
@@sutash9043 It literally gave the water a voice through vibration. I just watched again and this piece has a very intriguing pull, I appreciate it very much.
Poetic ❤️
try to be less vapid.
Don't make me cry over this please 😢
Both you and that guitar explained a story.
It's like explaining how happy it was to be with you, and knowing it won't make it out of this it's saying to you it's emotions. How glad it is for you to be the one playing it. Really is saying "Farewell". The music itself gives off both a beautiful but painful melody. It IS indeed heavenly. Made me tear up. May that guitar be in peace for showing us this beautiful song you and it played for us. ❤
this was so beautiful in a way i cant even describe. it felt like saying goodbye to a lover as you send them off down the river on a bed of flowers
You had no business making me this emotional and over a guitar. May he rest in piece.
What a beautiful piece.
It’s a he? 😂
Lol more like Rest in Pieces 😂
The CZcamsr did an hero after uploading as part of his upcoming album and North American tour dates promo.
Don't you know guitars are always "she"? Any classical guitarist will tell you this is so.
@@rylinhansen9019 a tradition shared by sailors and their boats :)
Man.. the guitar is probably the single greatest musical instrument ever invented. So versatile, can be made to sound to fit any mood- even if it's dunked in water
drunked i rea it as drunken xD ❤
those are some fightin words
Piano’s up there too
@@gordonfreeman5614ya, I hear you, but let's face it, guitar has piano beat when it comes to versatility.i say this as a piano player than guitar player.
You tripping if you think guitar is more versatile lol
This gave me chills. What a beautiful sound.
He wrote this piece with the idea in mind that it would be the last song he played on that guitar. As you can see right at 0:01, the instrument almost didn't survive to see its final farewell.
pfft-
It was scared
As a Sound Engineer and musician myself I loved the roundness of the notes coming from the guitar. Water gives such a beautiful and profound resonance. This was a piece of work. ❤🎵❤️🎵❤️🎵
Do you think it would be possible to create a guitare that could be filled up with water and played like that without breaking?
Music is Art
@@karabineri4763 the reason a guitar sounds the way it does is because of the hollow middle.
I'm willing to bet the water will muddy and distort the sounds beyond recognition, as the sound waves will move much slower and interfere with each other in the denser medium.
@@cptncutleg thank you, I felt that this is what happens but you are the first person I hear pointing that out.
Also in my comment I was wondering, if it is possible to make a guitare from a waterproof material (aluminium for example).
I am aware that such guitare wouldn't probably work because of the way it reflects the sound.
But I'm not a material sciences major so I thought it would be cool to ask if this idea for an instrument would actually work.
you're sure that's not just some post-processing tho :P
Buddy is a fantastic guitarist/musician for sure. Seems like a good instrument also - but he's basically just playing a wet guitar :P
And all dramatics aside, the melody and arrangement of the song itself is ethereal, deeply meaningful and emotional, beautiful, words cannot express. Thank you for sharing your gifts and feelings with us 🙏🌟
I'm glad that I got to able to experience this masterpiece out of all CZcams today.
Literally made me cry. What a beautiful song!
Dear sir, whatever guitar experiment you're doing obviously sounds heavenly because you play heavenly
It give me sad malay mueic vibe though... i dont understand why people hate him so much as if he ruin theire instrument
I am no Guitarist, yet I found this quite emotional. What a beautiful and touching tribute to a beautiful instrument ❤
@@potatoandpippen Agreed 💯 And it was this particular upload with the combination of watching this guitar still producing beautiful music in its final hour of life, that I found particularly moving.
The way of water...and time and space❤
I'm still waiting for the heavy metal electric guitar riffs to kick in. That's what usually happens after a classical acoustic intro....
That was beautiful. The water was even in harmonic balance. Very crisp, solid sounds. I bet the whole guitar vibrated.
This is so beautiful yet sad. Knowing the backstory of how the song came to be makes one appreciate it so much more.
I honestly started to cry and when you put "These are the last notes of a dying instrument" i did. I know its only a guitar but it has got alot of memories stored in it and been used for so many different things and those memories are dying too. Holy moly this is beautiful.
Also it kind of reminds me of life. The sound changes as its going along to get to its final destination like we all do.
You could say the album is its epitaph.
this man cried for a guitar... lmao
@@denzel6185 You know a lot of men named Heidi?
@@deldridg never met a Heidi in my life
bro got enlightened💀
Dude, as a musician, I can’t think of any time I’ve ever said this but that took me away!! Every note was as anticipated and it followed all of my sensibilities. Beautiful and almost other worldly. That hit deep brother. Very deep.
The water might be deep too.
I've been searching for the right word for this, and you said it, spot on. OTHERWORLDLY. Hauntingly beautiful.
I had tears beginning to well up I am one of those with the gift of feeling music in a strange translative type of way where I can understand the message by the tune.. its a gift, and its one I love and hurt from.. this one was painful. whew.. you blew my mind. THANK YOU!
Need an extended version of this! It's soul moving 💖
While creating these water guitar videos Bernth came to the realization that he was becoming more powerful while playing in the water. He then descended to the sea where he remains now. More guitarily powerful than ever!
Cringe
@@blood_handbro wtf you’re cringe just by saying that
Unless you two already know each other
Dude turned guitar into an adverb. Any potential cringe was worth it just for that.
A Merman he Should Turn To Be...
Absolutely beautiful. My first thought was, "couldn't you add a similar sound effect in post" but then you wouldn't have the spectacle and the story and that, I think, makes all the difference.
truly a piece of performance art
''sound effect''
lmao pls
He'd also still have a guitar
This brought tears to my eyes, The sound coming from the guitar is absolutely beautiful, the emotion in this performance I can see and feel it, This was beautiful. Thank you 🙏
This is truly spectacular. A reminder that music is gone the moment it is heard. All pleasure from music is by definition a memory, a nostalgia
This music is the best tribute anyone could ever ask for. And with what it went through, that guitar really deserves it. You're insanely talented.
You killed her, yet she died so lovingly in your arms - it was not a betrayal but exactly as you titled it, a farewell. Hearing the resonance change and deminishing through the piece was so moving, yet oddly comforting. As though this piece felt more like assisted dying rather than a murder. The slight splashing could almost be the tears falling of those left behind and those leaving.
This hit so many chords (pardon the pun) and did it so well.
Thats an interesting way to describe someone breaking a guitar for a youtube video
@@ishaq9939 it is, isn't it?
bro you could write a book with that type of vocabulary
I really enjoyed reading this knowing what it was talking about, rather than a whole novel.
what are these guys on 😭
That brought me to tears. So poignant. Thank you for sharing your art with the world.
I've never been so emotional over a guitar until today 😢
Underwater guitar is cool and all, but can we all take a moment to appreciate how beautiful this song is? Makes me wanna hear more of your music! 😃 (I’m a sucker for acoustic guitar)
.. I’m the same!!
Me too😅@@dellong7959
Hooolllllyyy crap! I did not expect 136 likes, DANG, I was just a speck in the universe and now 136 likes 😂
that's not playing guitar underwater. Herman Li played guitar underwater. this guy just wet parts of his guitar and played it normally.
Recommended brought me here. The way you hit all the notes underwater just sounded eerily majestic in it's own special way. Thank you for this. It legit brought tears to my eyes.
Thankyou for doing this. I truly thankyou. I’m going through a hard time rn and I really needed this piece. I appreciate you and your art.
Dude, you are literally one of the best guitarists I've ever heard or seen. Your play is so effortless. This tune is haunting and beautiful. I could listen to that over and over again.
I want to also thank you for the lessons over the last almost 2 years now. Your videos are inspiring and very helpful.
"these are the last notes of a dying instrument" i haven't been this choked up over music in a while. as someone else said, this is hauntingly beautiful
that comment is above you rn
This could’ve been a game soundtrack and I know I would just stay in the area of the game where it would play and would be listening to it on repeat 💕
It really does sound like a game ost!! Like at the end when the credits are rolling.
This would play when the one character that's been your guide in the game sacrifices themselves for the player and their final words as the game is ending.
Reminds me of not wanting to progress further in Final Fantasy VII because of Anxious Heart playing in the background. Man that song soothes my soul. czcams.com/video/FUkgnLzQcY8/video.html
That my first thought too! Somehow remind me a bit of chrono cross. Love it
It kinda reminds me of something from LoZ
It’s very calming yet emotional to me
Discovered you about an hour ago through this track and your music transcends anything else I’ve heard. It’s as if the guitar itself is feeling the emotion in the music. This is art beyond just the medium of music. This is art at a pure conceptual level, bursting with creativity and rooted in life itself.
This song invokes feelings of sadness of losing someone who had done everything and yet still had everything left to do. This is sorta the situation this guitar was in. As the instrument of this song there’s a bittersweet peace, as if it was living the rest of its life to the fullest, knowing that any moment would be its last and yet not fully accepting of its imminent demise. It plays until it suddenly sputters out, the last faint note fading away faster than one could anticipate.
Death is like that, and it reminds me of my grandfather, a man who did everything and had everything left to do. I lost him a few years ago. He worked so hard so he could give his family and himself the best life they could live. He experienced nearly everything the world around him had to offer and tried to learn how to do anything he wanted to. He was a pilot, a builder, a golf player, and in his later years, a guitarist who played a guitar very similar to this one. He had so much he wanted to see and do, and then one day his body gave up and he was gone. I’m sure he would have loved this song. I’ve never seen as many people at a funeral as I did at his.
This feeling is a result of what you do with music. You don’t just play, you and your instrument tell a story and experience the emotion firsthand. That’s why the music is so impactful. Can’t wait to see where this story takes you next. NEVER. STOP. SHREDDING.
The idea for this song is dark but, very beautifully unique. Well done on this!
The notes are dark with the minors in there - mysterious and grabs you
Yup❤
This song might've turned into my favorite song, seeing that the guitar will eventually "die" and it still fulfilling it's duty to the last moment really makes me think about lots of things, even tho the guitar is not a living being, we can associate this to many things in the world... I remember many moments of my past, many people I have lost, many things that have happened and can feel many things at the same time while listening to it, thank you for the experience.
You said it so beautifully
Breh relax that’s just your imagination
@@christhemexvet6652not anymore
@@christhemexvet6652 it's just not for you bruh.... not everyone gets deep meaning of songs and artists
Don't worry, the guitar is fine. A short stint with some water in it followed by thorough drying and it won't even leave a mark. This is all done for dramatic effect.
Guitars have served for us for the longest time in history, and it's such a sad feeling to see one go each second, RIP Bernth JR😢
This is so hauntingly beautiful! It’s almost as though you can visually see someone sinking, reaching up towards the sunlight and releasing their last breath. It’s utterly incredible and such a beautiful piece! I went over to Spotify and saved it right away. Thank you for this truly amazing bit of art.
It's so sad, I've never cried over a guitar. Beautiful piece.
Underwater is different that “in water”. You played very nicely “in water”. I hope one day to hear someone play underwater. Or at least try.
Yeah:(
Yeah, the thumbnail is atleast the hole is submerged, which I think would affect the sound it produce.
I also thought it was gonna be underwater 😭but the song was beautiful nonetheless. maybe next time we'll get a guitar submerged in water video 😄
Would also need an underwater microphone to hear anything and with the water resistance you wouldn't be able to play very fast
That was phenomenal. All glory to The Most High!!
It's kinda fitting for this song to feel as if you are drowning, don't being able to keep ahead every second it passes. Amazing song, with a practical and yet very poetic meaning.
He also has a piece called "Drown" 😂 ironic i know
Wow this is actually beautiful and the meaning behind it... Actually made me cry.
That was beautiful! You play with such emotion!
"These are the last notes of a dying instrument."
And yet it truly sounds so ethereal. Really gave out its all to show what a guitar is capable of playing.
I play piano, but I’ve always thought guitar was such a beautiful instrument. This piece was gorgeous. I could hear the guitar saying goodbye, but it was happy, like it was the right time. Might sound stupid, but I’m a music lover at heart.
Everything has a beginning and an end and there is something very beautiful about that.
❤ felt it
Damn, this is so beautiful as you both make this sacrifice for the sound. It almost made me cry... almost
Sounds really beautiful - thank you for uploading 😊
Such a beautifully-played death, saying goodbye... Beautiful music, beautiful sentiment, I'm crying... 🥲
It was never alive 😊
@@thomasc2680go away lol
Playing a song called "Farewell" as a guitar's last song is so oddly beautiful and perfect.
Literally i only just found your music on spotify, and now i find your channel too. What a coincidence.
I really like what i have heard already, by the way!
Well done brother, this is such an amazing song! I absolutely love your work.
this almost made me cry. I was filled with such a profuse sadness listening to the song and how it's quality slowly changed. It just made me think about the memories that are stored within it. Reminds me of Composerily's final song before he left CZcams, not in any kind of musical way they are vastly different, but in the emotions it gave me. This was truly a song for the end of a journey.
Good point
❤ wow
Actually made me cry.....it brought out a deep sadness in my spirit.
Being an old timer, who was taught to conserve everything, use and reuse everything, I had to cringe at the abuse to a working instrument. But, it did create the effect you were after, and a good luthier could repair it. (maybe) Delamination is a tough one, as is swollen and failed joints. It could, of course, be used as wall art after it's untimely demise. The music was, however, beautiful, as usual for your acoustic pieces.
Me too! Not an old timer, but I grew up with financial problems
The idea of making it into wall art is brilliant, maybe it should have some form of underwater theme, like he could paint or something
@@goodmorning2386 Just imagine if it was preserved into a clear block of epoxy resin, alongside an underwater diorama
I don’t know why die? Water not destroying, just dry it. Slash played guitar in sea and still working
@@ErnizAutyzmem Water is magnetic and will tear molecules apart.
@@ErnizAutyzmemthe water will warp the wood for one thing
It went deep down my spine... you made me cry... so beautiful
Absolutely beautiful and awe inspiring. Literally brought tears to my eyes. You can feel the emotion throughout the entire song. It just hits different. Don’t stop making music. ❤
0:23 - 0:39 this part hits different ☝🏻 it’s like the guitar is telling it’s whole life with the artist before it’s demise and that it would always be there for him. A little dramatic but that’s how I perceive it. ❤️ keep it up Mr. Bernth more songs like this on my playlist
Wow so deep
Yeah, he's totally _"strumming its pain with his fingers"!_ 🥴
as a pianist i would love to see this song on a piano. It sounds so damn good
edit: yoo i never had over a 1000 likes on a comments thank you guys so much
Real
Except I’m not a pianist
Underwater as well if possible
Mattias Krantz once filled a piano with water!
oh there is a guy who did that, search on youtube he also put real hammers in a piano..... you will find him
@@benjaminhartmann4522 I love that guy lmfao
that sounds SICK i needa go listen to the full thing
Wow!! I was blown away by the sound. I didn’t expect that sounds, and hearing the drops of water added another layer of unique sound and experience. Well done sir
Insane the amount of emotion you can convey with a single instrument. Absolutely beautiful song you've created here!
Since it's my first time discovering you, it wasn't a big thing that I was expecting. However, I found out this is the very music that I was craving for for a while. This is a masterpiece that'll never get old for ages. Absolutely beautiful! Thank you for the composition and the experimental farewell with your guitar as well!
Totally agree, same feeling!
Ulvesang - The Hunt also has a similar vibe, it's really good
Yeah this is somehow exactly how it felt in my heart when I realized the last time I heard my grandma say she loved me was over the phone in the background. Beautiful and heartfelt... fading.
I think this is the meaning of being artist just doing everything to create something unique and amazing
This gave me tingles throughout my entire body and I'm definitely going to have that song on loop for a while. I feel like I can feel my own emotions again when listening to this, something I haven't felt in a while
Well if you do it with an electric guitar, the tingle sensation will intensify.
Same here
Same. Been looping a week +💖💕
shit man, this sent me into a dissociative state
i dont even know how to describe it but there's just so much emotion being conveyed through the chords and it speaks volumes
Something about this song made me weep as if picking out every feeling from inside the mental boxes of every compartmentalized memory that could sadden me.
This song is absolutely beautiful.
beautiful tune. Thank you for that gift.
This guy deserves more recognition for such a masterpiece
I can't put into words just how beautiful and breathtaking this is, but if I had to try, in a way it sounds kind of like what I imagine coming to peace with my depression as I slowly drown sounds like.
Now I know that sounds depressing - it is - but it's a peaceful, solemn, gentle kind of sad. It's the kind of sad where you lay down and feel at peace, where you feel empty but it no longer hurts, where the pain slowly subsides and you're left with this soft - almost blissful - feeling. One where you're numb but you're fine with it, where laying there, sinking in your sadness becomes peaceful - the final breath before the end, coming to terms and letting go. It's beautiful, and yet, almost painful in a way.
As someone who has come through depression more than once into some of the beauty if life you can get past that feeling of giving up being an option you are attracted to. But not by yourself. I used meds, counseling, acupuncture, energy work, calling someone on the phone hugging an animal. Depression is a sickness and you. Should not have to make yourself better alone. Wishing you love and light and a rediscovery of some small joys and kindness especially.
If you want to feel happy with 100% of your heart and mind (holding back the feelings desperation or any other negative feelings as much as possible), not 99%; but with 100% of your heart and mind, and hold that perfect desire without thinking of anything else... then the depression will leave, one by one, gradually. Usually takes about an hour, but you will see a fair bit of improvement from negativity in just 5 mins.
so... Bittersweet?
It sounds like you were describing that moment when people who do commit suicide decide that they're going to do it and they're at peace with it.....
@@AngelWhisper_7 yes, I was. I have - unfortunately - been in that place many times in my 20 years of life. I am still struggling with depression, and while I wish I could say I've gotten better, I haven't, and the situation which has left me in that place has only gotten worse. Between my slowly failing health, my seemingly inescapable abusive household, my financial situation and, my dwindling hope, I often feel as though death is the only option left for me. Many times I have been at that crossroads where I have a decision between life and death, and many times I have chosen and come to terms with the latter, but for every time I've tempted taking my own life I have also survived. Whether a friend or a family member found me, or even a complete stranger, somehow my life has been saved, and while in a way I curse those who've saved me, I also thank them deeply as it gave me a second chance to try and find reason for living again. Without them, I wouldn't have found my fiancé, and without them I would have died with no hope, but now I have a reason to try and live even when all odds are against me. I don't know how long I can hold on, but at least now I have a reason to.
That was hauntingly gorgeous! My hearing isn't trained enough yet to really pick up on the water effecting the sound but it's amazing none the less!
A swan sings before it's death. This video clearly portrays it ❤
This is hands down by far the most beautiful and powerful song!
The melody is astonishing, I almost closed my eyes the whole time, feeling the deep sensation that's gushing out from the speakers of my phone
Quite possibly the most beautifully written piece I've ever listened to.
Absolutely incredible
It has been a long time. Thanks for being my DeLorean and taking me back 20 years ago.
Man, that was beautiful. What a final send off.