As a Finn I'm always so happy how much love and publicity Twoset gives Sibelius. This simple piece was always played by my mother at home, almost every week at some point. She passed away last year so now listening to it is bittersweet but I'm so glad so many Twoset fans have been introduced to this piece now. It is magical.
Yasin, sorry to hear about your mother, hope you and your family are ok. I'm here too because TwoSet mentioned this piece on one of their vlogs. I love discovering music. This piece sounds gorgeous.
This piece gives me a warm feeling yet a cold, lonely nostalgia that I cannot shake. I'm grateful I was... born. Born to witness this. To enjoy the creations of the world. Have a wonderful day, viewer.
I am not a professional musician but I can feel Sibelius’s influence on Russian composers of late Soviet era. I can feel his unique elegant style in many compositions and songs and in some I even hear plain plagiarism.
This is a very good example for composition and music theory students on how Romantic Composers embellishes the descending fifth sequence. Absolutely gorgeous!
@@franceskinskij well, i suppose late romantic or postromantic he did live to the 1950s but stopped composing in mid 1920s, his harmonic language is also quite old fashioned (although he still had his unique harmonies) for that time
I'm not terribly familiar with the geography of Findland but what I do remember is that Mr. Sibelius was born in the oldest inland municipality in southern Findland said to be the place of serene lakes. I have a strange idea that for trees are plentiful to see in that area. Even moreso that the poetic composer may often have sat gazing at the play of gentle to strong winds rustling through the branches of the majestic firs. And listening to this pleasant rolling melody inclines me more to believe that the winds he saw were more the gentle and soft
Twoset here but as a fellow pianist myself, I can say that you pull this off flawlessly. I haven't learned this piece myself but your playing was fantastic. Hope you keep on striving!! Good luck!
This was favourite piece of my first love. Right now i can play it but i guess she won't listen it from me. Still reminds me of her. If u are seeing my comment i hope u are happy with your life.
Понравилась трактовка исполнения. Многие исполнители "бегут" за темпом, виртуозностью. Это прочтение мне ближе. Глубина, философия, сожаление и надежда вместе. Спасибо!
The Sapin Op. 75 No. 5 is an extraordinary musical composition that captivates listeners with its enchanting qualities. Its simplicity belies its profound ability to evoke intense emotions in human hearts. In fact, this piece possesses such depth and intricacy that it may be played by any child, yet only a few have the capacity to truly feel and experience its power. Hence, it stands as a testament to the genius of its creator, a massive masterpiece in every sense of the word. The Sapin Op. 75 No. 5 is a composition that transcends time and place, casting a spell on those fortunate enough to encounter its melodic charms. Its delicate and evocative notes weave a tapestry of emotions, transporting the listener to a realm of tranquility and introspection. With every chord and cadence, this piece creates a harmonious dialogue between the performer and the soul of the listener.
the correct title of the piece is actually Le Sapin, or in English: The spruce. I suspect the person who recorded this got their copy of the score from IMSLP where whoever engraved the 5th piece erroneously mixed the French and English titles (mixing the articles.) If you look at the complete score it is correctly entitled: Granen - The spruce - Le sapin.
Nata Загадочный вид тогда дался обзору: восточная роль под окраской гнедой; волнующий шарм на манящей опоре, окутанный мягким, шикарным пальто. Коньячные нити, что свились в пружинки от случаев ветра, событий времён, легко превратились в густые чаинки, украсив Вас, будто бы имя имён. И в этом уборе каштановом, пышном красивые, тёплые мысли, мечты, какие мне было и видно, и слышно, и я заряжался от их теплоты. Вы, словно скульптура, внезапная данность. Вы, словно бокал с бархатистым бордо. Вы, словно та муза, вносящая ясность. Гадаю, кто Вы... И все думы - лото... А что же в груди, над святыми плечами; что в Ваших намереньях ныне царит? С момента ухода не спится ночами, ведь даже цвет ночи о Вас говорит...
I had lost almost all heart and hope... and then, through a hole in a blown out cave, I walked in, and behold! A beautiful woman with wings and a fairy wand appeared with this heavenly tune being played on her celestial harp. I tried to approach slowly out of respect and reverence, but being so desperate for life, I ran towards her while she floated upon the glistening water... the water of life. She just smiled and bathed me in the water. A water so warm and invigorating that I wanted to draw in as much of it as I could, but alas, she wished me farewell having saved my life, and all I could offer her were some gems and a butterfly net. Upon exiting the cave, I was transported back to the Light World, and turning around, lo and behold my sweet princess was waiting with arms opened to greet me. Someday, I'll make her my wife, and we'll be wed within the fountain of life among the Fairies. ---- Signed, Link
What a great performance! I am a student studying movies in Korea. I want to insert the music of this video into the short film I made. Will it be okay? I will definitely reveal the source of the performer in the ending Cradit :)
Ngl, why does the level of the piece matter too much? With enough practice, you shouldn't need to know how hard it is. I mean, this point goes up to an extent, but that is when you get into extremely complex things like concertos and longer pieces...
@Si Gil. I agree. No disrespect for this performance, but I prefer this one better. I like the rhythm better as well as accenting the melody and bass line. I discovered this piece/performance several years ago and fell in love with it. I used to play the Romance in D flat in my youth and loved the beauty of Sibelius' style of these 'salon' type pieces. A beautiful balance of a piece being challenging to learn, yet not overly demanding, yet impressive to listen to. czcams.com/video/cyHb9bkxl3k/video.html
As a Finn I'm always so happy how much love and publicity Twoset gives Sibelius. This simple piece was always played by my mother at home, almost every week at some point. She passed away last year so now listening to it is bittersweet but I'm so glad so many Twoset fans have been introduced to this piece now. It is magical.
That's so sweet ! I'm very sorry your mom passed away. Hope you are doing well
Sibelius, músico de maravillas.
Yasin, sorry to hear about your mother, hope you and your family are ok. I'm here too because TwoSet mentioned this piece on one of their vlogs. I love discovering music. This piece sounds gorgeous.
it is touching. After knowing this shortcut about your life, this piece is even more beautiful and sweeter!
I'm glad Sibelius is more recognised by more people
Everyone is coming because of two set. What a beautiful peace
Indeed, I hope they do m9re often with other forgotten or underrated classics!
No, not everyone is coming because of them...
Yep, because of twoset, it showed up in my recommandations, didn't even need to search it up 😂
Piece*, ane I agree
TRUST ME, I DON’T (thanks to YT algorithm)
This piece gives me a warm feeling yet a cold, lonely nostalgia that I cannot shake.
I'm grateful I was... born. Born to witness this. To enjoy the creations of the world. Have a wonderful day, viewer.
What a lovely piece... thank you TwoSet
Glad you've been sent here to discover more 😄😄
which twoset video
@@zoeslounge95 czcams.com/video/jVixdD4ABIk/video.html
Hello, I’m ten years old. I'm playing this piece on the piano right now. I’m from Czech Republic. Beatiful piece❤🎉
good luck with the piece! it's not a great idea to tell people online your age, especially when you're young. just a tip.
I am not a professional musician but I can feel Sibelius’s influence on Russian composers of late Soviet era. I can feel his unique elegant style in many compositions and songs and in some I even hear plain plagiarism.
This is a very good example for composition and music theory students on how Romantic Composers embellishes the descending fifth sequence. Absolutely gorgeous!
It was always used in music. Maybe the Romanticists really brought it to a new height of meaning
Sibelius is not romantic
@@franceskinskij well, i suppose late romantic or postromantic
he did live to the 1950s but stopped composing in mid 1920s, his harmonic language is also quite old fashioned (although he still had his unique harmonies) for that time
I'm not terribly familiar with the geography of Findland but what I do remember is that Mr. Sibelius was born in the oldest inland municipality in southern Findland said to be the place of serene lakes. I have a strange idea that for trees are plentiful to see in that area. Even moreso that the poetic composer may often have sat gazing at the play of gentle to strong winds rustling through the branches of the majestic firs. And listening to this pleasant rolling melody inclines me more to believe that the winds he saw were more the gentle and soft
Twoset here but as a fellow pianist myself, I can say that you pull this off flawlessly. I haven't learned this piece myself but your playing was fantastic. Hope you keep on striving!! Good luck!
Jean Sibelius write this song and he is dead😭
Best version of autumn leaves you know.
Came from twoset as well. This piece is absolutely beautiful 😭
im gonna try to learn this. thank you twoset :)
I agree, this piece sounds like modern music, but sooooooo good. Thank u TwoSet
This was favourite piece of my first love. Right now i can play it but i guess she won't listen it from me. Still reminds me of her. If u are seeing my comment i hope u are happy with your life.
Понравилась трактовка исполнения. Многие исполнители "бегут" за темпом, виртуозностью. Это прочтение мне ближе. Глубина, философия, сожаление и надежда вместе. Спасибо!
It reminds me a little of Tchaikovsky April from "The Seasons", which I played in the past.
Piano gang :)
The Sapin Op. 75 No. 5 is an extraordinary musical composition that captivates listeners with its enchanting qualities. Its simplicity belies its profound ability to evoke intense emotions in human hearts. In fact, this piece possesses such depth and intricacy that it may be played by any child, yet only a few have the capacity to truly feel and experience its power. Hence, it stands as a testament to the genius of its creator, a massive masterpiece in every sense of the word.
The Sapin Op. 75 No. 5 is a composition that transcends time and place, casting a spell on those fortunate enough to encounter its melodic charms. Its delicate and evocative notes weave a tapestry of emotions, transporting the listener to a realm of tranquility and introspection. With every chord and cadence, this piece creates a harmonious dialogue between the performer and the soul of the listener.
the correct title of the piece is actually Le Sapin, or in English: The spruce.
I suspect the person who recorded this got their copy of the score from IMSLP where whoever engraved the 5th piece erroneously mixed the French and English titles (mixing the articles.)
If you look at the complete score it is correctly entitled: Granen - The spruce - Le sapin.
magical! Sibelius proves again and again what you can do with so little, stunning piece!
Im here right after twoset. First piece to discover
I cant listen to any other recording of this now just because this tempo and volume is so much better, in tears
1:33 HOW IT GOES ON TO THE SECOND THEME AGAIN IS SMOOTH
So nuch melancholy is conveyed in this piece. Lovely! I had never heard it before. Thanks for sharing it.
Ling Ling blessing my ears
Wow, the inspiration for the great fairy theme from Zelda: Ocarina of Time can’t be denied.
Thank you CZcams algo and not TwoSet, for sending me here and learning about this beautiful piece !
Wow, what an underrated piece.
WOW You KNOW the piece is emotionally sublime when even the HATERS heard it & were unable to dislike it...
I am here because of twoset, this piece is so beautiful
Watched the twoset video this morning, then get this recommendation. Kinda had to listen after that.
Thanks to Eurythmy School in Jarna, Sweden, where we moved this piece for the first time in 2015 and I fell in love with it.
twoset checkpoint 🎻
take boba tea here y'all
🥤🥤🥤🥤🥤
I like how it is calming and relaxing to listen to 😊
100% of the comment section is twosetters
Not me.. studied this piece with professor Richard Cionco
the beginning is just bangers
beautiful
Thank you Twoset. Going to try and learn soon!
(Heart Eyes Emoji) well, I guess I know what sheet music I'm buying next. Thanks TwoSet!
Nata
Загадочный вид тогда дался обзору:
восточная роль под окраской гнедой;
волнующий шарм на манящей опоре,
окутанный мягким, шикарным пальто.
Коньячные нити, что свились в пружинки
от случаев ветра, событий времён,
легко превратились в густые чаинки,
украсив Вас, будто бы имя имён.
И в этом уборе каштановом, пышном
красивые, тёплые мысли, мечты,
какие мне было и видно, и слышно,
и я заряжался от их теплоты.
Вы, словно скульптура, внезапная данность.
Вы, словно бокал с бархатистым бордо.
Вы, словно та муза, вносящая ясность.
Гадаю, кто Вы... И все думы - лото...
А что же в груди, над святыми плечами;
что в Ваших намереньях ныне царит?
С момента ухода не спится ночами,
ведь даже цвет ночи о Вас говорит...
Шикарное, я бы сказала лучшее исполнение этого произведения, Спасибо!!!
¡Que hermosura de composición es esta!
Tellement beau...
Reminds me of Autumn Leaves
Está canción la conocí cuando empecé a enamorarme (realmente) por primera vez, preciosa pieza
twoset brought me here. I think the music from "La La Land" got a bit of inspiration from this.
Wow he resolves the every day life problems
Just discovered this piece. It's so beautiful. Thank you for playing and posting.
Lol everyone here came from TwoSet. I am not exempt. But this piece just nearly moved me to tears...
For me it was the algorithm
ling ling approved
Here by twoset beautiful piece!
Found this without twoset, nice piece.
Autumn leaves!
The rhythm loosely reminds me of Chopin s Ballad 1
Impresionismo
all i hear is autumn leaves
The OG Autumn Leaves
이 곡을 발견할 나를 칭찬해
If you think this is beautiful, just wait till you hear it live
Sibelius is underrated
Beautiful little piece ❤️. Have begun to learn it🙂
I had lost almost all heart and hope... and then, through a hole in a blown out cave, I walked in, and behold! A beautiful woman with wings and a fairy wand appeared with this heavenly tune being played on her celestial harp. I tried to approach slowly out of respect and reverence, but being so desperate for life, I ran towards her while she floated upon the glistening water... the water of life.
She just smiled and bathed me in the water. A water so warm and invigorating that I wanted to draw in as much of it as I could, but alas, she wished me farewell having saved my life, and all I could offer her were some gems and a butterfly net.
Upon exiting the cave, I was transported back to the Light World, and turning around, lo and behold my sweet princess was waiting with arms opened to greet me. Someday, I'll make her my wife, and we'll be wed within the fountain of life among the Fairies.
---- Signed,
Link
This is so good...
i just got this in my recommended
Thank you very much 💕
Очень хорошо!
this is the song im learning next
That was Lalaland ost
Twoset brought me here❤️ This is beautiful~ sad that I couldn’t find this on Spotify:(
Had the same problem...it's called "The Spruce" or "The Trees" on Spotify
@@ats1rk Wooow thank you so much for this😍!!
@@yellowcarnivore of course!!! 😊
I don't have Spotify but "Kuusi" or "Granen" could also work if Sibelius op 75 5 doesn't work to get search results.
Good
ふと再生してみたのだが、どこかで聴いたことがあるような、、
It’s okay
sounds like fairy fountain in the beginning zelda yk
What a peaceful piece it is :)
But i'm not from tow set
Nice beginning
2:25 reminds me a lot of Les barricades mïstérieuses
Sounds like Ghibli
"Kuusi",J.Sibelius minun lempi kpl.
this song makes me remind of animal crossing :)
1:18
2:20
TWOSET😉
All I see is a winter butterfly
What a great performance! I am a student studying movies in Korea. I want to insert the music of this video into the short film I made. Will it be okay? I will definitely reveal the source of the performer in the ending Cradit :)
This is not the "sapin" but the "mélèze" (larch) ; somebody translated wrong and the whole world has kept on repeating the same mistake for years !
Acá no se ha escuchado a Sibelius. Me gusta.
Like La La Land, before La La Land.
◑ 🌊🌊🌊🌊🌊 ◐
Ma tutti quei rallentando e quei ritenuti sono scritti in partitura?
Non credo, ma così si trasmette l'emozione
도시의 야경이 생각나는
does anyone know what the level for this piece is probably like?
Grade 7 I'd think.
Ngl, why does the level of the piece matter too much? With enough practice, you shouldn't need to know how hard it is. I mean, this point goes up to an extent, but that is when you get into extremely complex things like concertos and longer pieces...
how can i start learning classical pieces? where should i start?
u sit. and u learn
I might be dumb but what’s twoset?
youtube.com/@twosetviolin?si=4AngMJaslTGeDCH-
che esto es una zamba escandinava?
II V I
Shades of LaLa Land?
Did not came bc towset lol
Too rubato for my taste. Can't feel the 3/4 at all.
@Si Gil. I agree. No disrespect for this performance, but I prefer this one better. I like the rhythm better as well as accenting the melody and bass line. I discovered this piece/performance several years ago and fell in love with it. I used to play the Romance in D flat in my youth and loved the beauty of Sibelius' style of these 'salon' type pieces. A beautiful balance of a piece being challenging to learn, yet not overly demanding, yet impressive to listen to. czcams.com/video/cyHb9bkxl3k/video.html
what the hell is a twoset?
youtube.com/@twosetviolin?si=4AngMJaslTGeDCH-
The beat seems out of sync or something
There are better versions. Can't feel the 3/4
everyone here because of twoset lmao
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