Playlist of the creative elite of the 19th century.
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- čas přidán 3. 05. 2023
- Tracklist:
1. Tchaikovsky - Sentimental Waltz
2. Shostakovich - Waltz №2
3. Sir Edward Elgar - Salut d'amour
4. Eric Satie - Gymnopédie No.1
5. Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 1
6. Debussy - Clair de lune
7. Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake
8. Chopin - Fantasy-Impromptu in C-sharp-minor
The playlist contains more recent compositions than the compositions of the 19th century. The fact is that the tracks are chosen based on many factors, including the subjective nature of the composition, which in my opinion satisfies the general mood of the theme and complements it. - Hudba
I am only 6 years old and I like this list
Based.
Young prince 🤴
Not sure if that's truth or a joke but I applaud you. Now go and find some of the other wonderful music in the world . There is a huge amount of it. Just stay away from anything that is (or was) "popular music". It's all bad for the soul.
@@justforever96 any music is good for your soul as long as you enjoy it so let dude enjoy both classical music and pop music
If this is true, be careful on this app okey?
There is violent and innapropriate content here, so be careful and show to your parents if something seems wrong.
I am an embryo, not even born yet and I love this playlist
As a member of the creative elite in the 19th century,I can confirm,that this playlist is accurate
XD
😀👍
only Shostakovich wasn't around yet😅he was born in 1906
Lolsss
ngl I love these comments
now i can pretend to be an intellectual from the 19th century while finish my project on the last possible day. thank you !
as someone who has been studying the russian history for my history exam, I can say that I just adore the 19th century. Young people were so determined to change their country and its rulers, I find it inspiring. I also adore the art of the 19th century. Its literature, architecture, music pieces, paintings and so on. It's all just so interesting
I'm happy people across the world are studying our culture and history 🖤🖤🖤 love from the East!
@@thefiftharcana3617 *Stoled history from Ukraine
@@wotbarrett1881bro, calm down. Both of these countries have a great and fascinating history that intersects with each other.
@@lokishao4548 Westerns ☕.
Russia’s history would not be so interesting if Catherine II hadn’t rewritten it.
@@wotbarrett1881 Do you mean that she had impact on Russia's history or that she falsified it? Because he's talking about 19th century and Catherine II died in 1796.
Sitting, from left to right: Paul Verlaine, Arthur Rimbaud, Léon Valade, Ernest d'Hervilly and Camille Pelletan; standing, from left to right: Pierre Elzéar, Émile Blémont and Jean Aicard. Picture: Un coin de table (A table's corner) by Henri Fantin-Latour. I don't know why, but I always love this painting. And these pieces of music are a perfect complement.
Thank you for providing the context of the picture and identifying the names of each person in the portrait.
Rimbaud ever by Verlaine's side, I wonder how he could look to fit in so naturally with an older audience
thanks what a legend
Thank you for identifying who these people are. If you don't mind me asking, at what point in history are these men from?
@@keydih1999 This was during the 19th century. Those men are authors, poets to be exact. They had a gathering, said gathering is what is being depicted in the painting. All are poets except Camille Pelletan, he's a politican. You can search more about them
Rimbaud and Verlaine chilling in the bottom left is a plus for me
Those two influenced my way of writing a lot, worth it
@@theasaturday4577 my too and also Baudelaire
@@PoisonxSindiSame. Also Apollinaire!
so true
I am only 1 year old baby and I like this list
Very good young man
@@thepetrasmantas😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Started listening to this and a three-piece suit and tophat teleported onto me. I also now own a firearms company for some reason. 10/10 would recommend again.
loll
Вариация Шостаковича шикарна! В его исполнении более торжественная, а здесь такая душевная, еще и с национальными инструментами. Просто браво!
Shostakovich was one of the greatest composers of the 20th century. Such breadth and depth, a giant of musical achievement. From the Waltz to his symphonic works, few composers can compare.
without this playlist my academic life would be in shambles
I don't think I've ever come across a playlist where every song enchanted and transformed me in such a grand way. thank you for this.
Me : *prepares for Chopin Fantaisie-impromptu*
Me 10 seconds later : "Unexpected... But welcome"
I haven't met anyone in this world who would cry with emotion to music like this. It feels like all my brothers and sisters are dead and I was born too late to meet them
Enjoy the beauty my friend, whether it is shared, or alone. Especially the beauty that only you perceive, can add some extra greatness to this mystical element of life that we call true beauty.
Если ты полюбишься поэту
От любви его тебя уж не спасти.
Ты будешь свет тому печали силуэту,
Поможешь крест свинцовый вверх нести.
Если ты полюбишься поэту,
Значит ты - создание звезд.
Будешь ты его ответом,
Его музой сладких слез!
Если ты полюбишься поэту,
Не уйти тебе без страдания и слез.
Ты печали истинному силуэту
Будешь дополнять мир грез.
Without music, life would be a mistake.
Tchaikovsky 's Swan Lake is stellar. The goosebumps and chills are inevitable. Cant get enough of it!
I have discovered that classical music can be played in the background when studying literally any subject and it never diverts my attention like pop songs. its amazing
Yes
It feels like we are in an aesthetic movie, where we are the protagonist which we are. 💜
this is one of the best classical playlist ı have ever listened. thank you for that.
Thank you this playlist brought joy and almost tears into my day
0:00 - Tchaikovsky - Sentimental Waltz
4:55 - Shostakovich - Waltz No2
8:56 - Sir Edward Elgar - Salut d'amour
11:36 - Eric Satie - Gymnopédie No. 1
15:00 - Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No.1
18:04 - Debussy - Clair de lune
22:51 - Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake
31:28 - Chopin - Fantasy-Impromptu in C-sharp-minor
This truly is a hidden gem, serves the purpose of the specified theme of the playlist!
absolute favorites of all time, this playlist couldn't get any better!
This is one of the best classic playlist i have ever heard...
My goldfish absolutely love this list! They swim in synchronized circles performing backstrokes
and underwater twirls! -Who are the old geezers? They don’t look very happy. They’ve probably
been arguing over the restaurant bill. The guy in the back wearing the turban must be the waiter.
He’s mad because he knows he isn’t getting a tip.
I put this video to make studying less painful. Guess who barely payed attention?
Amazing playlist ^^ The arrangement of Shostakovich's Waltz No 2 was fantastic
Thank you so much!! ❤❤❤
Очень красивая подборка (приятно слышать, между классиками жанра, и неизвестных мне композиторов), и тема, спасибо!
"Without music , life would be an illusion" i love that damn right.
Thanks for posting it Ivan. Magnifique
Esto es perfecto para leer La Ilíada. No había conseguido hasta el momento una playlist que reuniera todos mis clásicos favoritos en un solo lugar. Congrats.
So incredible 🎉❤
no like I'm actually in love with this playlist. thanks for making me feel like an intellectual from an esoteric elite group, it was very much needed to study for exams
So calming, the perfect thing just to relax to when doing anything 🥰
I was born on Sep, 11th, 1833 in what is today Manhattan. This really brings back some memories from my collage days ❤
Now I can pretend I am explorer from the period compiling my memoirs as I write down my notes for a project. Very grateful.
This is so beautiful
Omg, this is absolutely beautiful. Why have i never realized this?! Im 46 and just now appreciating this music. I used to think this was old ppl music...lol!
What is that arrangement for Shostakovich's Second Waltz? It sounds fantastic!
I came here to ask the same thing!
Edit: Looks like a version by Cihat Askin on the album Turk Valseri.
@@robertblatman5044 Thank you so much for sharing! You have no idea how happy I am right now, adding this to my playlist.
listening to this while reading Dostoyevsky transcends you to another planet
frrrr
I don’t know who are you…but I’m proud
Thank you so much 🌷
As a creative elite from the 19th century, this is accurate.
My brother is only six and he likes this music. I am 3 years old and i fw with this
If I have to say about any playlist is good , this one absolutely the gorgeous !!
Офигенно🎉❤
its a bomb thank you
I love this list
Me encanta, una playlist muy profunda.
Me encanto, muy bello mix.
Nice work, this clip made my day
Me too
As a multidimensional entity traveling through space and time, I approve this playlist.
Verily, thy music playlist doth possess an enchanting melody that doth transporteth mine soul to another realm. Well done!
It's 19th century, not the 16th lol.
великолепно💖
"Sentimental Waltz" do Tchaikovsky me fez cócegas na alma
Cócegas
Quadro
Agulhas
Borboleta
Barco de guerra
Alma dançando
Viagem pra dentro
is this a different version of "Shostakovich - Waltz No2" ? if so, does anyone know where i can find it?
playlist linda demais
16:01 ese cambio es tan abrupto, me encanta, digno de ser recordado por futuras generaciones, agradezco que con 15 años puedo apreciar este arte.
Великолепно!🎉
Можно ли найти где-то ноты для последнего произведения?
Оно очень вдохновляет меня, было бы здорово сыграть его
isso me faz sentir vivo
This is the best.
I was just reading madam Bovary and found this video.. my experience has changed
BEST PLAYLİST 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
it's just ,,,,perfect,,,,😢🥺
Impressing
Yesss yessss this is soothing my long lost lovely lovely soul. My pour lost lonely soul.
Excelent, poetry sound
Nice!
Picture - "Coin de table" by Nadine FATTOUH-MALVAUD
"Coin de table" by Henri Fantin-Latour *
Would be lovely to have a spotify playlist!
I practiced my sabre dueling form in the nude, bar a pair of fine Dents premium leather gloves, with this enchanting ensemble of musical pieces gently carrying me hither and yonder from contemplation to melancholy and to a true sense of serenity. Bravo.
Whats the last one called?
Just wowww😮😮😮🥇🥇🥇🥇🥇❣️❣️❣️❣️
thx
appreciate that I’m hearing a lot of new boppers on this play list s as opposed to the same old Mozart Bach Beethoven
Tarde pero no se olvida.
Can I use them without copyright claim?
How to make the same effect as in the video??
What is the name of the track at minute 32:40?
Who played the Shostakowitch Walz? Its one of the most clear in sound and such a beautyfull variation on internation of instruments. Unbelievalbe Incredible
Поел как елита спасибо
As the Leader of the Bolsheviks, i can confirm that the creative elite in the 19th century use this as there playlist
This should have been the background for the "let him cook" phrase
Im only 4 years old and i like this kind of music
Cool
Is it a coincidence that all of these are on my Spotify playlists?
Life would be a mistake... no an illusion.
this atmosphere of something simple you lost... drawing
1st composition name?? Plsss
The XIX Century took over my soul!
Perfect. I'm working in a Spiritualism Movement research proposal and wanted to listen to some music of the era.
Спасибо, действительно очень атмосферная подборка! И ваши композиции очень красивые! Но восприятию мешает искусственный синтезированный звук, особенно на струнных инструментах. Нету музыкантов, пусть даже любителей, которые могли бы сыграть Ваши произведения на живых инструментах?
К сожалению нет, но я открыт для любых предложений
@pedromarcogonzalez6680
2 months ago
Sitting, from left to right: Paul Verlaine, Arthur Rimbaud, Léon Valade, Ernest d'Hervilly and Camille Pelletan; standing, from left to right: Pierre Elzéar, Émile Blémont and Jean Aicard. Picture: Un coin de table (A table's corner) by Henri Fantin-Latour. I don't know why, but I always love this painting. And these pieces of music are a perfect complement.
4:55 beatiful
Мы такое любим ❤😊
Кто исполняет 2 вальс Шостаковича в вашей подборке?
Исполняет Ali Cihat Aşkın
anyone know who plays the Sentimental Waltz?
Umas das fotos mais caras da historia...
Ah, the 19th century, such an awesome time to be a member of the creative elite.........
❤❤❤❤
I just turned 10 years old and I have my life figured out.