I don't know who said it, but I'm pretty sure he/she was high as a kite, while laying down notes - you know, that stuff that isn't music :P (I, of course, appreciate the metaphor, but let's not kid ourselves here - it's a metaphor)
As a half-Classical pianist, when i played my first Debussy piece my fingers were so startled by the chordal and melodic movement that they didn't know what to do. I was just fumbling. It was like playing piano for the first time. And it took me so long to memorize the piece. Debussy started a different KIND of emotion.
1:46 - 2:10 Every single note in these chords is magic. Is like a paint where every little drop of ink is necessary to complete the beauty of the frame.
this part has the most boring harmony, the rolling chords section has a minor 9 that sounds great and i immediately start hearing the awesome harmony that could follow and then he goes back to something stale lol a jazz reharm of this piece would go hard
Who's here from Super Cub? Honestly, this piece is such a perfect song to match the mix of melancholy and happiness in the series, I'm glad they chose Debussy's pieces in the OST.
Most wholesome Honda ad that I've ever watched :))) . I also recommend reading the manga to fill your time in between the episodes airing if you haven't done so.
@@hermannthefisherman2960 Thankyou I am a Japanese Debussyiest Someday Please come to Japan Heartfelt hospitality and unspeakable delicious foods unique to Japan wait for you 🎌🌰🌽🍜🍱🍊🍙🍡🍥🍣🍚
Debussy is one of the only composers that has the ability to make up so well for the piano's weaknesses. His compositions are so amazing because he makes such great use of the instrument's strong suits and produces music that is unique and suits solo piano better than anything else.
Abhik Mazumder you are so right, sometimes I find myself thinking "wow Reverie would sound beautiful in violin" but actually it wouldn't, the whole piece gets its uniquenes from the uniquenes instrumentation of the piano
The overwhelming comfort to the ears and mind of this masterpiece is off the charts This Debussy's masterpiece is the humanity's lullaby , and the cradle gently cradled by Zimerman
Deleted my old comment and replacing: my piano studies have improved since then This piece is the ultimate call of longing. Just like the poem, this piece is calling for the one a person loves. I just began sight reading it today, I'm excited to learn it and happy to have my teacher to help. I will be going off of this tempo. Perfect tempo. Perfect emotion. I can only hope to capture 1/10th of it Thank you, Krystian
Debussy is one of the only composers that has the ability to make up so well for the piano's weaknesses. His compositions are so amazing because he makes great use of the instrument's strong suits, which in the end produces music that is unique to the piano and suits solo piano better than any other instrumentation.
People say music is like architecture of the sounds. Debussy's music are solid pillars of a temple, which let my imagination do all the decorative works.
The dissolution of what we perceive as if a dream accompanied with nostalgia and a resigned good bye to what he knows was more than a vague mirage. His music rests on this question : where is she going, this young girl ? And with deep sadness and mourning, he repeats to himself this question : where is she going, this young girl ? No answers but the wind saying nothing explicetely and the silence succeeding to the breathings of the piano. I feel the longing, the certainty - the uncertaintety. Debussy, you are dear to my heart. JCM
You are a beautiful writer.... Able to feel the emotions of the composer through his music! Keep on touching the world as you have touched me! 💝 @ Brimboriions
The thing about these pieces is that there are so many ways to interpret them, even if there's already a title to the piece. But this song touches everybody in a different way. It's that mystery that I love about Debussy's pieces, and as @Brimboriions was talking about.
I haven\t played this for many years and so was consulted the score and was wondering about interpreting it afresh. I saw it is written in 3/4 but was relieved to hear the liberties in timing in this interpretation, which is like how I remembered it, which aids in giving this piece it's dreaminess.
2:15 that's an amazing consolidation of his interpretation and the nuances. Edit: I mean, in that moment he makes a huge piano in the melody, as well as at the bottom.
Without Debussy and his works' great performer like Zimerman , the classical music world would have been very lonely and insipid , and the enjoyment and pleasures of the classical music would have been less . From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
There is nothing about this price I dislike. The more intense parts make me feel sick but wearer it's good or bad I don't know. It makes me nervous yet relaxed, sad yet happy. Lonely but loving. I was completely unaware that merely a peice of music could have this affect on a person. It makes me feel deeply about each individual emotion I ever felt but blurs them so they all seem to be different parts of the same puzzle
this piece of music seems to clearly express an enlightenment that opens our eyes to feel and see beauty, calmly welcoming us to be apart of an expedition in search of love
Tokyo is autumn . I am listening to this favorite music while hearing the sings of autumn insects that chirp with transient life . Soon mountains , forests and streets of Japan will be gorgeous scenery with orange , red , yellow and brown colored leaves . I feel a little pensive and pathos . From Tokyo in the dizzying Megalopolis ablaze with numerous neon lights Which national are you watching this video ？
In Mexico there's a cold autumn wind, The streets almost empty at night cause me longing for The warmth of home while i listen to him, My favorite composer. Thank you for sharing your experience with this beautiful melody, you're a wonderful person c:
@@rodriguezmarcoemiliano7043 Thank-you very much to your nice , good and wonderful reply ！ Someday please come to Japan where is full of delicious foods , pleasure , surprises , and a little pensive . Take care of yourself Good luck ！
@@shin-i-chikozima thanks a lot, i'm glad to share some words with you:) Have a good day, take care of yourself and be happy c: P.s: If you want to beautify even more "the charm of being in the world", please listen to the aria "Beau Soir", of The great Debussy c;
Those handful of notes in context of the piece capture something deeply heartfelt and sensual with an element of sadness/regret. Just a tiny sample of Debussy's artistry. I can not give him enough "thumbs up."
After listening to his breathtaking performance , I might have a dream of Debussy . I could be wrong, but didn't Debussy himself have the characteristic back view that I saw in the crowds of Paris ？ After listening to his breathtaking performance , I might have a dream It's a dream of joy and sorrow of falling in love with someone From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Questo è il mio booktrailer di italiano, e qua sono riportate le frasi che a mio parere sono le più poetiche di questo romanzo di erri de luca L’esordio di Erri De Luca come scrittore avviene nel 1989, quando, all'età di 40 anni, pubblica il suo primo libro, Non ora, non qui, in cui rievoca gli anni dell’infanzia trascorsa nella sua Napoli. Da quel momento De Luca pubblica, sempre con successo, opere di narrativa che saranno tradotte in oltre 30 lingue.
In memory of Debussy,s beloved daughter who died at the age of 14 From Tokyo in the dizzying Megalopolis ablaze with numerous neon lights Which national are you watching this video ？
This familiar masterpiece is comfortable to the ears and the mind When I listen to this masterpiece , the sadness inside of me seeps out From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Music is the silence between the notes - Claude Debussy
Which is exactly why it pains me when people play this too fast. Zimerman's version here is the best I've found so far. He really lets it breathe.
Mozart said that
Not to me it isn't
I don't know who said it, but I'm pretty sure he/she was high as a kite, while laying down notes - you know, that stuff that isn't music :P
(I, of course, appreciate the metaphor, but let's not kid ourselves here - it's a metaphor)
@@useresu301 Music is noise. Therefore everything is music.
Andrea Dipré in his prime knew this song was perfect to introduce talents
Hahaha
Noi Italiani associeremo per sempre questa musica all'avvofatto
e al Vate del Salento
I like the dreaminess of Debussy. When I look out the window and I hear this song, I see everything in an impressionist style!
becomes even better when you start playing pieces. Debussy will always stay my favorite composer
As a half-Classical pianist, when i played my first Debussy piece my fingers were so startled by the chordal and melodic movement that they didn't know what to do. I was just fumbling. It was like playing piano for the first time. And it took me so long to memorize the piece. Debussy started a different KIND of emotion.
Same!!!
I totally get you! Such an irony that Debussy himself loathed to be called an 'impressionist'. His music IS dreamy and unwordly.
Same 🥰
that short part after 1:35 sounds so... special. I don't know what it reminds me of, but I love it.
It kind of reminds me of Frozen. Maybe it has the same short piece of the melody in one of its songs?
To me it reminds me of the Ghibli movies and their music
Andrea Diprè?
@@pietrogaleazzi7641 la vagina depilata
Also my favorite part. In just a few seconds you suddenly feel more alive, if only for a moment.
1:46 - 2:10
Every single note in these chords is magic. Is like a paint where every little drop of ink is necessary to complete the beauty of the frame.
Guilherme Silva i agree
indeed
Yeah, but it's also a paint in the ass to play...
hi guys, im a 13 year old who also played the girl with flaxen hair! Come check it out on my channel to help support me!
Beautiful summary of that part, couldnt agree more.
1:25 - 1:40 best song part! Very Dipreistic moment :)
this part has the most boring harmony, the rolling chords section has a minor 9 that sounds great and i immediately start hearing the awesome harmony that could follow and then he goes back to something stale lol
a jazz reharm of this piece would go hard
One emotional peak of music history 1:33
Gives me goosebumps just that small section....
Who's here from Super Cub?
Honestly, this piece is such a perfect song to match the mix of melancholy and happiness in the series, I'm glad they chose Debussy's pieces in the OST.
Most wholesome Honda ad that I've ever watched :))) . I also recommend reading the manga to fill your time in between the episodes airing if you haven't done so.
yo :)
as soon as i heard claire de lune i knew this show was it
@@dylangarcia7243 yep there's also debussy reverie
This masterpiece is an integral part of my life
Hey I recognized you from other Debussy video, you sure really like him, huh :D
@@hermannthefisherman2960
Thankyou
I am a Japanese Debussyiest
Someday
Please come to Japan
Heartfelt hospitality and unspeakable delicious foods unique to Japan wait for you
🎌🌰🌽🍜🍱🍊🍙🍡🍥🍣🍚
GENTILI TELESPETTATORI, BENRITROVATI DA ANDREA DIPRÈ...
qui dopo averlo visto sbroccare bestemmiando contro il cinese del GoldBet
This is Genius high level by Debussy, Simplicity in its highest form that beats almost anything out there.
Beautiful rendition. This is a song I performed many times and always loved.
The piece climaxes at 1:33
and so do I
One emotional peak of music history.
i climaxed to your profile pic ;)
To climax is not a verb
@@colinspill9271 ??? Yes it is?
hi guys, im a 13 year old who also played the girl with flaxen hair! Come check it out on my channel to help support me!
[ 1:31 ; 1:43 ]. Wonderful.
This is the most beautiful musical piece I've ever heard.
a beautiful love story
what a shame it makes me think about my ex ... ;(
Debussy is one of the only composers that has the ability to make up so well for the piano's weaknesses. His compositions are so amazing because he makes such great use of the instrument's strong suits and produces music that is unique and suits solo piano better than anything else.
Abhik Mazumder you are so right, sometimes I find myself thinking "wow Reverie would sound beautiful in violin" but actually it wouldn't, the whole piece gets its uniquenes from the uniquenes instrumentation of the piano
Abhik Mazumder just curious, what weaknesses are those, in your opinion?
@@WishMaker3000 The most notable one is not being able to change dynamics after having played a note
Search for the Madoka Magica version of this song, its done in piano and violin and I think it was very well translated
The piano is all-powerful - it has no weaknesses. To say otherwise is sacrilege
greatest western classical music ever written, completely unpretentious and soulful.
The best interpretation of this piece, period.
Zimerman is the "King Midas" of the piano: everything he touches turns to gold
Ok fine... But this time... He turned gold in super gold
Andrea Diprè is a genius
One single word : Sibaritico.
Avvofatto
My girl is going to listen to this piece, she is going to see my comment and my name, she will remember!
The overwhelming comfort to the ears and mind of this masterpiece is off the charts
This Debussy's masterpiece is the humanity's lullaby , and the cradle gently cradled by Zimerman
Deleted my old comment and replacing: my piano studies have improved since then
This piece is the ultimate call of longing. Just like the poem, this piece is calling for the one a person loves.
I just began sight reading it today, I'm excited to learn it and happy to have my teacher to help. I will be going off of this tempo. Perfect tempo. Perfect emotion. I can only hope to capture 1/10th of it
Thank you, Krystian
Debussy is one of the only composers that has the ability to make up so well for the piano's weaknesses. His compositions are so amazing because he makes great use of the instrument's strong suits, which in the end produces music that is unique to the piano and suits solo piano better than any other instrumentation.
I can feel the aesthetics of Debussy
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
I am immersed in the dazzling Debussy‘s aesthetics and washes by waves of comfortable time
People say music is like architecture of the sounds. Debussy's music are solid pillars of a temple, which let my imagination do all the decorative works.
When he gonna drop his
new album?
We were only given a single 😂
My favorite song .
This song is etched on my soul .
Sublime!
Dipré gang
just in love with this since so long !thanks Mr Debussy
Magnifique!
Fascinating performance!
Stunning
Andrea diprè
Bombe Malle bobbe Malle
Lol
The dissolution of what we perceive as if a dream accompanied with nostalgia and a resigned good bye to what he knows was more than a vague mirage. His music rests on this question : where is she going, this young girl ? And with deep sadness and mourning, he repeats to himself this question : where is she going, this young girl ? No answers but the wind saying nothing explicetely and the silence succeeding to the breathings of the piano.
I feel the longing, the certainty - the uncertaintety.
Debussy, you are dear to my heart.
JCM
Maybe she is just walking to get as far away from you as possible.
beatnix i don’t know how to understand your comment, but may you live a good life
You are a beautiful writer.... Able to feel the emotions of the composer through his music! Keep on touching the world as you have touched me! 💝 @ Brimboriions
Perfectly captured
The thing about these pieces is that there are so many ways to interpret them, even if there's already a title to the piece. But this song touches everybody in a different way.
It's that mystery that I love about Debussy's pieces, and as @Brimboriions was talking about.
radiant music one of the fine arts of the piano honestly i fell in love with this work
I love this peace...
I learned this piece when I was a teenager, is beautiful and gives me a lot of memories✨
This beauty and comfort is off the charts
An exquisitely beautiful interpretatiin of this beloved piece. Somehow I wouln' have expected that if Zimerman.
It says it all with each note...la fille au chevuex de lin...the girl with flaxen hai
I haven\t played this for many years and so was consulted the score and was wondering about interpreting it afresh. I saw it is written in 3/4 but was relieved to hear the liberties in timing in this interpretation, which is like how I remembered it, which aids in giving this piece it's dreaminess.
This is a great piece.
🙏Thanks ! ❤
“Good food for my ears”☺️
素晴らしい❗いいよねえ！いつも聞いている曲です。ありがとうございます。あなたに栄光と祝福がありますように‼️
2:15 that's an amazing consolidation of his interpretation and the nuances.
Edit: I mean, in that moment he makes a huge piano in the melody, as well as at the bottom.
After listening to lots of other crazy piano music-I still think this is my favourite piece of piano music! Seems to take me into the sky somewhere!
Beautiful
Always been one of my favourite Debussy pieces. I'm wondering how it has 75 thumbs down?!
Wow...listening to this for the first time in 2022..Truly inlove with this masterpiece ❤
Wonderful
Hermoso!
Without Debussy and his works' great performer like Zimerman ,
the classical music world would have been very lonely and insipid ,
and the enjoyment and pleasures of the classical music would have been less .
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
There is nothing about this price I dislike. The more intense parts make me feel sick but wearer it's good or bad I don't know. It makes me nervous yet relaxed, sad yet happy. Lonely but loving. I was completely unaware that merely a peice of music could have this affect on a person. It makes me feel deeply about each individual emotion I ever felt but blurs them so they all seem to be different parts of the same puzzle
There's an accompaniment of vivid imagination alongside tragic love and deep sorrow
Vive la France et ces nombreux enfants tel que debussy
1:33 is widely used in movies
like which ones?
Born Again In Jesus true, i was thinking the same
Born Again In Jesus i can hear a bit of that part in Naruto's theme song.
I think it's the most moving part in this masterwork, every time, I come to this part, my heart stops beating...
charlieRobinson "Portrait of Jennie" (1948)
this piece of music seems to clearly express an enlightenment that opens our eyes to feel and see beauty, calmly welcoming us to be apart of an expedition in search of love
Tokyo is autumn .
I am listening to this favorite music while hearing the sings of autumn insects that chirp with transient life .
Soon mountains , forests and streets of Japan will be gorgeous scenery with orange , red , yellow and brown colored leaves .
I feel a little pensive and pathos .
From Tokyo in the dizzying Megalopolis ablaze with numerous neon lights
Which national are you watching this video ？
In Mexico there's a cold autumn wind, The streets almost empty at night cause me longing for The warmth of home while i listen to him, My favorite composer.
Thank you for sharing your experience with this beautiful melody, you're a wonderful person c:
@@rodriguezmarcoemiliano7043
Thank-you very much to your nice , good and wonderful reply ！
Someday please come to Japan where is full of delicious foods , pleasure , surprises , and a little pensive .
Take care of yourself
Good luck ！
@@shin-i-chikozima thanks a lot, i'm glad to share some words with you:)
Have a good day, take care of yourself and be happy c:
P.s: If you want to beautify even more "the charm of being in the world", please listen to the aria "Beau Soir", of The great Debussy c;
@@rodriguezmarcoemiliano7043
Thank-you very much to your nice reply ！
See you again ！
Just coming here to say this comment thread is so wholesome
I heard this song in window pc in childhood...and now i find it!!!
This wonderful music is the aesthetics of Debussy itself
Soberbio, sublime, la primera vez que escuche esto era un niño, me hacia pensar en recuerdos pasados de un futuro melancolico
This one is the end of me hahaha... love this.
DIPREEEEEEEE'
Sibaritico e Catafratto
finalmente qualcuno di cultura
Per il sociale
Wow!!! Es la primera vz q lo escucho; Llegue aquí xq lo mencionan en el libro el mundo de Sofia....
mi favorita de todas
È difficile da dire, ma questa perla è la colonna sonora dell'avvofatto Andrea Diprè.
Verissimo, che ricordi!
I absolutely love playing this piece. There are so many textures and it never fails to give me chills every time.
So cool I lov Yoshi's Island
1:30 feels like a flower blooming
Linda música
[ 2:20 ] Best Part ever
Those handful of notes in context of the piece capture something deeply heartfelt and sensual with an element of sadness/regret. Just a tiny sample of Debussy's artistry. I can not give him enough "thumbs up."
that minor hits me on the gut
アナーキー Museifo i thought i'm the only one person who feels like you
i like thos song
great
Mi rincresce ammettere che sono finito qui grazie ad Andrea Diprè
AHAHAHAHAH
Fabio FabiofabioSette Le classiche perle nel porcile.
idem hahahah
Ho sputato un rene.... ahahahahahha
Eh già
Here from Puella Magica Madoka. A marvelous song for a broken heart!
Yo isn't this from that Super cub anime!!???
울림이 공기를 타고 감상자를 울창한 숲속으로 안내하는 것 같아요
♥️
Je suis là grâce au roman "le monde de Sophie"
I think this beautiful and plaintive song fits only the sounds without human.
This piece reminds me of Natsume's Book of Friends OST. So beautiful.
It's sad that I can't image her appearance even if I listen this incomparable performance .
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
After listening to his breathtaking performance ,
I might have a dream of Debussy .
I could be wrong,
but didn't Debussy himself have the characteristic back view that I saw in the crowds of Paris ？
After listening to his breathtaking performance ,
I might have a dream
It's a dream of joy and sorrow of falling in love with someone
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
I'm crying and stone now
Wow😶
Conocí esta hermosa pieza musical por un comercial de televisores
PotterLatina LG
Claude Debussy:A lenhajú lány
Krystian Zimerman-zongora
Questo è il mio booktrailer di italiano, e qua sono riportate le frasi che a mio parere sono le più poetiche di questo romanzo di erri de luca L’esordio di Erri De Luca come scrittore avviene nel 1989, quando, all'età di 40 anni, pubblica il suo primo libro, Non ora, non qui, in cui rievoca gli anni dell’infanzia trascorsa nella sua Napoli. Da quel momento De Luca pubblica, sempre con successo, opere di narrativa che saranno tradotte in oltre 30 lingue.
Welcome to another episode of Andrea Diprè for the social
AHAHAHAHAH
Ti amo😂😂😂
In memory of Debussy,s beloved daughter who died at the age of 14
From Tokyo in the dizzying Megalopolis ablaze with numerous neon lights
Which national are you watching this video ？
I thought that too, but she died of diphtheria at aged 18, one year after Debussy's death...
These pianists know when to rubato to the Land of the Quietly Stunned.
This track is also under the name of Richard Stoltzman's Maid with Flaxen Hair. Windows music!
This familiar masterpiece is comfortable to the ears and the mind
When I listen to this masterpiece ,
the sadness inside of me seeps out
From
Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Andrea dipreeee
"Dziewczyna o włosach jak len"
Bleahhhh