did you just say classical music is boring?! (playlist)
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PART 2 ─ • did you just say class...
↓ PAINTINGS INFORMATION ↓
1. bal masqué by charles hermans, 1880
2. judith and holofernes by caravaggio, circa 1607
3. el jaleo by john singer sargent, 1888
4. christ in the storm on the lake of galilee by rembrandt, 1633
5. battle of borodino by louis-françois lejeune, 1822
6. interior with a flute player by george reimer, 19th century
7. the fairies by bartolomeo giuliano, 1896
8. the assault of warsaw by george benedikt wunder, 1831 -1846
9. wild hunt of odin by peter nicolai arbo, 1872
10. fishermen at sea by j. m. w. turner, 1796
11. ships on a stormy sea by raden sarief bustaman saleh, 1840
12. the nightmare by henry fuseli, 1781
13. bataille de poitiers by charles de steuben, 17th century
14. bach playing the organ by french school, c. 1881
THUMBNAIL ─ medusa by caravaggio, 1597
TIMESTAMPS ─ in the comments section, i decided to put them there since, for some reason, there is less possibility that the video will be blocked
COPYRIGHT ─ all rights to the original owners of the pictures/paintings and music, i don't own any of these mentioned
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MUSIC TIMESTAMPS / (composer/s) [performer/s]
00:00 waltz from 'masquerade' suite (khachaturian) [la scala philharmonic orchestra/daniel harding]
03:34 devil's trill sonata: iv. allegro assai (tartini) [ray chen/amsterdam sinfonietta]
10:44 swan lake: spanish dance (tchaikovsky) [symphony orchestra of the józef marcin zebrowski music school]
13:29 the four seasons: summer, presto (vivaldi) [giuliano carmignola and orchestra]
15:58 1812 overture: finale (tchaikovsky) [maggio musicale florentino/guardia di finanza/zubin mehta]
19:55 badinerie (bach) [art of sound and vision]
21:15 elfentanz (popper) [anastasia kobekina/orchestre de chambre nouvelle europe]
24:01 revolutionary etude (chopin) [musicalbasics]
26:21 wilde jagd (liszt) [evgeny kissin]
31:08 moonlight sonata, 3rd movement 'presto agitato' (beethoven) [valentina lisitsa]
37:57 moment musicaux no. 4 in e minor (rachmaninov) [nikolai lugansky]
40:43 scarbo (ravel) [hamelin]
49:08 warrior's song, poco maestoso (heller) [jan vermeulen]
51:20 toccata and fugue in d minor (bach) [hannes kästner]
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Depends, any music can be boring. The same person enthralled by classical music could find bosa nova boring or may puke on hip-hop. A lot of late 19th century classical music was indeed a repetition or vestige of 18th and 17th century evolution. And imagine all the classical music in Hollywood movies - a lot of it is template BORING!
Should’ve done a different work by Bach instead of the Toccata and Fugue, which is only attributed to him. Something like his Saint Johannes Passion would’ve been better.
rite of spring?
Mozart vs Gossec:
Imagine that people who lived in these times mostly heard their favourite opera/song/filcharmony only like one or three times in their entire lives
woah..
never thought this... shit man
And then your favorite composer adds cannons to really add to the experience.
that whole idea of 'going to the opera' was a genuinely life changing experience that could make or break some people. It was their chance to make connections outside of their social circle and meet people who were famous and wealthy, to make an impression on them and be noticed.
why one or three? I wanted to go two times ;(
Boring?! Imagine Tom & Jerry or Looney Tunes WITHOUT the classical music.
god thats horrifying
big facts.
yeah, with dubstep and rap
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Imagine any film without it…
Me: "Ill listen to some classical music while studying so i can concentrate better"
Also me 2 sec later with Masquerade: 💃💃💃💃💃💃💃
Literally classical music is the only thing i can listen to while studying 🥲
can relate
fani
I could liten this music to workout
lol same😅🤤
Me: _Puts this on to help focus on homework_
Also me 5 minutes later: "I must find out what this song is called or I will die"
thats so me!
Might I suggest moonlight sonata for studying?
THEY'RE PIECES NOT SONGS!
Hahaha
Classical music is not boring, but people have a tendency to make it boring by listening only to the same calming pieces, putting the volume really low etc.
Idk, classical music just all sounds the same to me, which makes it boring even when it wants to be dramatic. It's probably simply because I'm not familiar enought with this music genre tho.
@@legrandliseurtri7495 That's honestly the opposite for, when regarded with modern music, or mostly songs.
@@legrandliseurtri7495 I tend to prefer baroque period music more than say late romantic music. Some late romantic and impressionist I really can’t stand to listen to. There’s a whole bunch of genres and styles in classical as well. It spans more than a few hundred years, just like you wouldn’t say 50s jazz and 2000s pop is the same. Really depends on finding the style you like.
@@salamonthegreat I guess that makes sense. I don't have the intention of getting to know this genre right now, but I'll keep that in mind if/when I do.
agreed, they are ignorant, yes, some classical can be boring but some is more electrifying than heavy metal, they should try scriabin, prokofiev.
As a Kid my father often put on classical music in the car and got us to try and create stories based on the emotions we felt from the music. I like to think of that as one of the sparks to my creativity growing up
I did that too and I am the least creative person in the world
Your dad sounds awesome
W dad
Your dad was a wise man :)
Same, I come up with Whole Dnd villains and stories listening to classical
I adore classical music so dearly. It's fascinating that the music speaks for itself without using words.
🎶 would like to hear more classical music 🎶
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Music back then wasn't words, but it was more like a vision. When you hear most classical music you can imagine a story or a place even
that is the beauty of it compared to most modern music
Music old days used as opera backgrounds stories which make it more beautiful and meaningful 🧘🏻♀
There is so many instrumental bands nowadays. But you have to actually be open to experiencing something a little different. There's a lot of prog artists that also use music as a tool to build a world.
"Classical" was a period. Some of these are also Baroque.
What is it with classical music fans complaining that people undermine classical music because they don’t give it a chance while also undermining modern music even though they’ve never explored it
The complicated is more than row row your boat with it’s best Sunday dress on and ready to go.
“Did you just call Classical music boring?!” **Lacrimosa starts playing**
god im so sorry but lacrimosa is beyond overplayed, its like beating a dead bush and I cry everytime I find it in a playlist while reading :,)
HAHAHAHAHHA can't think of the penguin with shellshock meme
@@CHIQUIZO he is called pingo
@@eusoucristaokksk pingu*
ever heard of mariage d amour
I'm reading a book while listening to this, and right when a character sadly died, the music became really joyful and exciting :(
Still good music tho
what book
Mythology by Edith Hamilton. I was at the part where apollo accidentally killed his closest friend. And then the music went 🥳🥳🥳
@@Yetterz OH WHERE CAN I GET THAT BOOK
@@yippie871 I got mine from my school's library
I've been procrastinating a lot lately and I've been really stressed because of schoolwork. I've been looking for a playlist and this really helped me. I got some work done so thank you!
Classic music works homework wonders for me
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Same here ! I just started with breakfast at 2pm 😊
Rare to see someone with 10 million subs. How did you even get that many anyway?
or did u help urself.. power of music!
Everyone loves classical music, whether they realise it or not.
When a scene in a movie set to a classical score moves you to tears & gives you goosebumps, it's the music.
The scene is just giving the viewer a scenario.
Classical music is like learning math. It's not boring if you're not biased and your teacher(composer) is good.
?! You don't need to learn anything to appreciate classical. Just an open mind and a heart that beats.
@Facist I agree - I love playing with numbers. Long since out of school and no one is asking me to but I do it every day and it's as stimulating to me as singing.
this is the best comment about math I've ever read
currently studying math and i dont know how to feel about this comment bc i am failing miserably
I saw meth lol
There can be boring classical music. But that can also be said for every genre of music.
There will always be boring artists with boring music, but there will also be a lot of greats.
I'd say every song has it's certain feeling to it, y'know? Some are meant to be calming, peaceful, tranquil. While others are meant to be be energetic, chaotic, and heat-pounding. As well as some bring a feeling of melancholy, rage, or bewilderment. That's the great thing about music, there's so much of it, that truly have different messages and meanings underneath their melodies and harmonies.
Compared to modern day music, it's a different beast, of course. With many songs all needing vocals to be played in tandem with their beats and melodic tracks. Which, some songs can have great beats, melodies, etc; but the lyrics will be god awful, which honestly is what puts me off from most music we have today. Only really finding music I like from games, anime, movies, or certain shows.
But classical music will always be on top
well thats how human brains work, not everything tickles the pickle
Most ppl ignore classical bc we're forced to listen to it and learn about it in school so it kinda normy music
name any boring metal music, im not even a fan of it but im playing devils advocate
Came here after listening "Psychology in Hindi"
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Uss bro uss😂
Same
Go away indian
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I just finished my 1000 word paper by merely listening to this
The thumbnail screams am I the drama? 😂 appropriately dramatic for this epic Playlist
those eyes ressonate a very strong ''EXCUSE ME?!'' reaction lol
Rip medusa
I AM the drama
is that an andrew rousso reference?
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This appeared on my suggested for some reason so I gave it a listen. I was not disappointed! My older brother was a child prodigy who became a concert pianist. Sadly, he's gone now but this takes me back to when we were both young kids and he would be up early every morning practicing on the grand piano before school. I don't know how our parents managed to get that piano. I think it instilled a life-long love of classical music in me. A game we played is he would sit in another room, one of us would press a key on the piano and he would say what key it was. "Perfect pitch." I miss my older brother.
sorry for your loss, he sounds like a lovely guy
Sorry for you loss:(
RIP ur brother, man :(
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@@AuraJewel lund sabko hindi nahi aati.
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I don't understand how people find classical music boring. I'm 14 and and I enjoy modern music too, but classical music is on another level....
Same dude! Like, how can they not feel all of the drama and energy that was somehow turned into music that we STILL LISTEN TO CENTURIES AFTER IT WAS MADE
@@GenderfluidBitch501 yep! Classical music isn't great because of how old it is , it's great because it SURVIVED for centuries
@@rahabintemotiul7418 YES!!! I'm still amazed about how we're all still listening to it today, but it's because Classical music is honestly just banger
How are you the EXACT same age has I am and the same thoughts.
Are you me from another world?
@@Golden_Official100 I guess
Every time I try to study while listening to classical music it makes me feel so smart and epic. Then I pretend I'm the conductor or dancing in the ballroom, and then I forget to actually study cause the music is so epic!
frr
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I bet you have a hard life
exactly.
That's exactly why I don't study to it! It's meant to be listened to actively so it's basically meant to distract you!
Something that a lot of people don't realize, is that classical music gets better and better the more you listen to it. The pieces in this playlist are very smartly selected, because they are more catchy than others, hence they appeal to newcomers, but as you dive into classical music more, you will understand the utter beauty of works like the Beethoven Quartets, the Bach Passions and Keyboard works, the Mozart Piano Concertos and so on. These pieces are like great books, you can truly lose yourself in them, only to find yourself in this process. It's so much more than mere entertainment, because it brings forward a truth that only music can reveal.
Absolutely agree with you!!!!!!
Absolutely, as you said, it can bring up emotions..stories, that can't be described by words 💜
Yeah classical music isn't called classical for nothing, plus is music, not a mixture of video, image, lyrics and music.
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Yeah and If you listen to playboi carti you will also understand his genius.
People just don't understand how lucky they are to be born this days,so that they can listen to this masterpiece no matter which part of society class they are.
Came here from psychology in Hindi 🎉
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I personally like heavier music. Such as rock, grunge, and metal. However, I think classical music is probably some of the most of emotional music out there. I've played flute for the past 6 years and haven't really listened to classical until recently and it truly is quite amazing.
Stravinsky _Le Sacre du printemps_ , Bartok _The Miraculous Mandarin_ , Beethoven _5th Symphony_ , Sibelius _4th Symphony_ , Prokofiev _2nd Symphony_ , Varese _Amériques_ : haven't heard anything much heavier, and I am an old (often "extreme") metal fan, although I love many other things.
Not to mention rock borrows heavily from Classical music.
@@munyansebastien7127 .
Here. Something to think about in the Shower.
A friend of me, psychologist, said that almost everyone mainly listening to metal, especially the heavier subgenres, also enjoyed listening to classical music.
And many people that listened mainly to classical music did not like metal at all.
Rock and metal take a LOT of cue from classical music, and youd be surprised by how many rock/ metal musicians are classically trained
someone: "classical music is boring!"
*looks at Tchaikovsky, who brought fucking CANNONS onstage*
"...yeah, ok, sure."
During free time in college, I would go to the library, pull a scorebook from the music stacks, and go to the record library where I would listen to the music while reading the score. Interesting thing about the cannons in "1812 Overture" (yes, there's a line in the score for them) is that they could only play trailing whole notes and all at the same pitch.
Most armed robbers don't even have 16 bullets in their gun, much less 16 cannons in their orchestra
FYI: NEVER make direct eye contact with the percussion section in a dark alley.
They're the roughest of all the divisions.
Me: *looks at Igor Stravinsky* mhm yea sureeee
LOL! I thought the explosions sounded ultra-realistic for prop-guns! Nice!
@@davidwise1302 I'm sure that's just a notational convention for percussion. They don't actually time the whole notes - that's just how the impulses are spaced. Also the pitch is most likely not standardized - some other unpitched percussion use pitches as well
My mom put headphones on her stomach and she played some Ludwig van Beethoven to her child
21 years later I’m still secretly in love with classical and Beethoven is still technically my brother by birth
damn, i just was thinking yuo were born def
cuazy
yeah my mum did the same thing with mozart and when i was like 5 i literally only listened to Mozart lmaooo good times
Why secretly in love. Blast that shit and let everyone know
SAME
My mother used to listen to classical music and read classical literature to me when she was pregnant
That beat drop at 10:21 was incredible. I actually said “no f*cking way.” and the build up before it 👏 didn’t even know it was a build up
Bro, not only does this shit slap but you gave everything a listener could want from time stamps to a way to skip the ads and even included the song names. Absolute saint. Love the music and I love you more
Don’t forget he also gave credit to the artists who created the paintings
@@novalicious2390 fr fr what a nice honourable gentleman he is
Also, what people call "classical music" as an umbrella term encompasses so many subgenres (most of which aren't even technically classical). The difference between Baroque music like Bach, true classical music like Mozart, romantic music like Chopin, impressionist music like Debussy, and modernist music like Stravinsky, are so monumentally different that it's silly to put it all into a corner as "boring classical music." That's not to mention that even within those subgenres there are significant differences in style, like how Chopin and Beethoven are technically both romantic composers but have significantly different styles.
Damn! This occurs when I say I like rock and electronics
There's so much style within rock and electronics, but people think rock is just that hard rock or satanist and they think electronics is just Psy Trance (a very specific style)
The funniest thing is, I don't like any of the example used cases.
As for classical music, I still don't have much knowledge of differentiating the sub-styles
Dear diary,
Today, i know that Debussy is a real composer
@@zerodofin936 you didnt know before? how old are you?
... "classical" doesn't just mean "orchestra music without a drum kit"? 😬 good grief, i am an uncultured philistine. I will now go and deposit myself on the nearest compost heap.
Dumb comparison but it's kinda like saying that ALL music that was made from the 80s onward is "pop", nothing but "pop"
idk how people can study with classical music im too preoccupied with staring at my blank wall in awe from the music being injected into my ears and creating stories for each song to care about algebra
Only 1800's kids will remember this
The first difference I've noticed with current popular or common music, is that classical music feels like its telling you a story only using melody, volume, and instruments in an inteligent way. It's such a different experience
When we heard classic music my dad start tell me a story baisis on what the song make him feel. It's amazing the difrente storys that he tell me in just one show and his happy face of imagine the all thing!
That's just a straight up unfair comparison
This is the stuff that has passed the test of time, popular/common music is and always has been relatively boring
Listen to Infected Mushroom for example and you'll see exactly what you're describing here in modern music
A huge difference to pop music is that it's not repetitive, we've been having an issue with repetition in pop music for a really long time now, not just with current music either, even a bunch of 80's music is incredibly repetitive
It's not just classical music, basically any instrumental music tailored to accompany story beats or tells a story on its own works like this like soundtracks to movies, games and tv shows. They're all cool, they can help you spark up your creative side
Fantasia plays on the idea of that
I'm a Vietnamese people, people here don't very fond of classical music from Europe. But with me, I love it so much. Lying on bed and listening to this music dreaming about being a princess in a royal palace make me feel happy.
.....so what kind of instruments did they make music with back in the day over there?
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 string, percussion and flute
I'm from India, pretty much the same here
Also, I think that many people in my country consider classical music to be for "higher-class" people and prefer traditional music over european classical music
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 Lots of, I don't know how to answer. Because Vietnam has many different ethnic groups. They have their own traditional instruments.
@@computertesting6110 I love traditional Indian music and we are few people in Italy to like it. It's respected but it is too far culturally from average italian guy.
Attendance who came here after watching the video in psychology in hindi
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mi mamá piensa que estoy haciendo tarea, pero lo que no sabe es que soy la directora de una orquesta imaginaria en mi cuarto
Classical music always inspires me in many different ways. Such as inspiring me to do my chores or homework! Lol
frfr lmaooo
I wish I wear asmepicnired are shou
I wish I were as inspired as you
Could this be evidence for the preservation of traditionalism and discipline through classical music? Why is it that our music of the past encourages the listener to do good? To do things that offer help to a world without it? Why does our modern music say little but say so much? Why is it so weak? Why is its message always of degeneracy and disgrace? Could it be the result of a fallen generation?
The Music of the Past gives the listener pride, gives him encouragement, gives him steadfastness, offers him growth and repair. Classical Music is the preservation of our ancestors, may we acknowledge that fully.
@@jesusislord18 BRO STOP -.-
Someone said imagine looney tunes without the classical music, I say imagine the barbie movies without it, wouldn't be the same. Truly cultural gems. Both the pieces and the movies.
Any movie, really. John Williams and some others are very successful classical film music composers these days.
and ghibli movies
Yes!! I never realized how much classical there was in barbie, outside of nutcracker and swan lake, but the more I get back into listening to it, the more I'm like...i think that was a Barbie song
just imagining any big movie scene without the music is funny af
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Who is here after psychology in hindi video?
Who is here after watching Saurabh Gandhi's ( Psychology in Hindi) video on Music 🎵🎶😅
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Also watch shwetabh's video of how Bollywood songs teach aashiqui
Yes
He suggested me this
I honestly think that classic music has a certain charm on some individuals, call me a weirdo but in my example whenever I hear classic music, I picture myself adventuring in a dark and mysterious world, full of dangers but somehow fascinating.
the game Don't Starve?
I picture a moody setting of an empty ballroom, say something out of an early M. Night Shyamalan movie, and a young-to-middle aged noble couple in a grand ballroom on a stormy night, with no sounds but the sounds of shoes against the floor as they dance a choreographed dance and the rain softly falling against the windowpane. No music is playing, but the music rings through both's ears as they dance the night away.
It is a mysterious world, but it is bright and full of wonders
@@daveseviltwin11 Something like that, yeah.
The opening song in this video immediately gave me vibes of a 19th century mascarade party, maybe one where Jack the Ripper is lurking about in the shadows nearby. I love music like this because it's fun, but can also have underlying tones of malevolence (at least in my mind) and for some reason I'm really drawn to the atmosphere of the dark rainy streets of cobblestone and gas lantern street lights, like in an old Sherlock Holmes story in Scotland or London.
Both my parents are classically trained musicians who play in orchestras so I've always grown up hearing a lot of classical music. As a young kid I hated being brought to their concerts because it bored me to death lol. But the older I get and the more musical skill I gain myself the more I enjoy it. I'm really grateful for my upbringing now because it's given me such a greater appreciation of classical music when I listen to it on my own. A lot of people who attend orchestras are older so I grew up thinking no one my age enjoyed it, but I'm glad to see people in the comments proving me wrong. Good music is truly timeless and ageless.
Too feel music.. You nead creativity and memories.. When you are child you are in the intial stage of creating the creativity and memories
I think we had the same childhood.
@@ameryshawn2295 same for me too ! Classical music is was a big part of my childhood😁
ive been a musician for 28 years, self taught (multiple instruments) mostly jazz fusion and funk...and to this very day, i dont only dislike classical music. i despise it from the bottom of my heart. (i respect it) but i can not stand it. dear god, this is the most boring, pretentious, bland dreck ive ever heard in my entire life. just a ceaseless cacophony of NOTHING. theres no rhythm, theres no beat, theres no discernable melodies. the 5 notes in billie jeans baseline have more "musicality" to it than all classical music ever composed. i know we are not supposed to say this out loud (cause it makes you sound like an unrefined simpleton) but i dont care. i havent experienced a single emotion EVER from classical music. i know its supposed conjure up fervent emotions with the build up and the cadence and the resolve and the pianissimo transitioning and cascading into a flurry of "whatever" pretentious nonsense but...i just cant get anything out of it. what its trying so hard to convey is simply not there. theres like rare sparks of a brilliant melody here and there (very far and few between. that bach minuet badinerie comes to mind) but other than that is just amorphous orchestral cookie cutter "every movie ever" soundtrack stuff...you heard one you heard them all. i even tried to get into it. i gave it a fair shot. on multiple occasions. and you know, im not some schmuck who doesnt know music. i appreciate a good chord progression, a flamboyant and complex chromatic solo, tension being built in inventive and unorthodox ways (and everything else that comes with music)...but this...is so....damn...BORING!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (at the end of the day, maybe IM the idiot who doest "get it"...but then again...we live in a world where splats of paint on a canvas sell for millions of dollars while pretentious douchebags analyze and romanticize them and attribute properties and subtextual qualities to them that were never even there to begin with so...who knows ). there might be a reason why this music isnt around anymore (and the only people playing it are kids forced into "classical music theory/training"). its one of those things almost nobody really likes anymore but its always gonna be part of the curriculum
@@ShortFuseFighting dude chill it's not that deep. I'm sorry you don't like it but the replies of this comment isn't really the place to go on a rant.
Here after Sourav Gandhi's recommendation (yt : psychology in Hindi)
I just love them for the gym
I CLICKED ON THIS RANDOMLY I DID NOT EXPECT IT TO START ON MY FAVORITE CLASSICAL SONG. I PLAYED THIS YEARS AGO IN MY HS ORCHESTRA AND ITS STUCK WITH ME EVER SINCE, ITS EVEN INSPIRED A FICTION IM WRITING CURRENTLY. MASQUERADE SUITE WALTZ GIVES ME CHILLS TO THE MOON AND BACK
@@ana-bs2sx lmfao it’s fan fiction kms. but it’s a murder mystery drama basically, takes place in the 1950’s in london
If you think writing with such horrendous grammar and caps-lock on gives any kind of credibility and significance to your comment, you're solely wrong. May the gods save your soul, son, because I doubt the world can anymore.
@@nqh4393 my man what in the fuck are you talking about
@@nqh4393 really? it's a comment on youtube, dude. i can find any online post of a professional writer that isn't 100%. just as Zen Bolt doesn't run his maximum outside of his job. + you don't even know if he'll write it in english or if it is his 1st language :/ don't be rude to others
@@nqh4393 okay, what if:
english isnt their 1st language
they're a girl
they're athiest
anyways, im not 100% good at english, but i can confirm that their grammar is perfectly fine. they may write in caps lock, or lowercase, but that doesnt affect their grammar.
im honeslty proud of them for being inspired to write. so, whats the difference between bad grammar and all caps/lowercaps?
People often advertise Classical music for studying but I often wonder how someone can do work with such exciting music!!?
Classical for cleaning, reggae for tidying, chillhop for studying or writing.
I can. I have adhd lol, so maybe it doesn't count. I wonder the same about people managing to study while listening to slow and calming music, those rae for sleeping for me (it's hard to sleep when ur brains in overdrive so I have to force it to listen to repetitive, boring sounds). Those don't hype me enough to want to study, it encourages me to sleep instead 💀
I agree with you. Everytime I try to work/study listening to classical music, my heart starts RACING and I can't do anything
they just dont know how to listen classic music and how to appreciate it. I am concentrating on every note, on every instrument, I dont want to miss something, and thats why I cant listen classic music when I am studying
I study with igorrr. (look it up loll)
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Me
18:58 this is amazing
Are we not gonna talk about how amazing all the drawings look? Especially the sea water at 38:00. Truly impressive!
Paintings
@@jokutyyppi4226 Right, exactly. But you know what I meant.
The painting in 4:01 is terrifying though it's literally staring into my soul
What’s the name of the piano piece?
@@df63vu3f73k moment musicaux no.4 Rachmaninoff
I believe that people need to take a break from modern music once in a while and be refreshed by the music of old
Because?
@@ApahtieParty bc yes
@@ApahtieParty because young people are becoming brainwashed retards
agreed. i find that modern music actually dulls my creativity if i listen to it too much. just make 4 bars of music and repeat until the end of time.
@@ApahtieParty if you need to ask, you really need to take a break
Who come after watching the psychology in Hindi CZcams channel 😂
Also watch shwetabh's video on music , it conveys the same idea
It's currently 12.21 a.m here. I am pulling an all nighter for my last exam of 12th grade tomorrow. After the exam, i won't be a school student anymore. I don't know why but i'm having this overwhelming feeling. Currently i am listening to this playlist and thinking about all the memories i've made with my fellow classmates throughout the years. Honestly, i wish i never grew up.
Hey I feel you. I’m a 3rd grade student in Korea about to take the Korean SAT in 20 days and it feels so wrong to be a grown-up soon. It’s like diving into a new world and I’m honestly scared. Man, this playlist got me in my feels lmao
Hi I'm an aussie year 10 student and I get you. I'm also pulling an all nighter for exams, for my yearlies which is gna determnine our subject selection for yr 11 and 12. Feel like this is my last yr I can have fun before I have to get serious about life. I wish you guys the best on ur exams
I get it currently studying a lot and working and the same time this music just hits different it give you a sense off being reborn.
Your parents did a wonderful job. (I'm seeing the parent's perspective bc I recently became a mother to a son. I hope he turns out like you! ❤) & good luck! 🍀
you are replying to a literal bot lol @@JaseekaRawr
0:00 this sounds like the perfect music for a villain that acts a bit like a gentleman but is manipulative and that to hide his crimes he manipulate people into doing his dirty work or makes someone be at the right place for the person to be blamed and that wears fancy clothing like a tuxedo and has a calm voice that can become extremely manipulative or scary wen he wants to.
and i imagine this villain on his luxurious house dancing wile his entire plan happens and the chaos happens trough a whole city of people being blamed for his crimes and lies and being killed or forced to kill to survive and at the end of the music he would just come out of his house and slowly walk away from the complete destruction he caused
I agree. We played the first one in orchestra this year and we all had to come up with a story for the song before we started playing, and we came up with something pretty similar to you lol! I loveeeee Waltz! It was so fun to play. I would recommend it if you are in an orchestra! it’s even more fun to play - like most classical music in my opinion :P
Moriarty from Sherlock Holmes: Game of Shadows pretty much...
the first half of that is the spy from tf2
Chuck Bass from the gossip girl fits perfect
why the hell does my description fits with some many characters... and i want to know more characts
Honestly classical, like any genre of music, is something you have to be in the mood for. Sometimes it just doesn’t have the feel you’re looking for, sometimes it does.
True , Orchestral music is not the music you can just listen to anytime but it has it magical moments and times
I’m kinda weird because of that, play a song and I like it no matter the genre
No matter when
And sometimes it just fits...right out of nowhere.. I will never forget a moment of my life when I was driving in the woods while raining and radio played a masterpiece that fited so well at that moment. Just unforgetable..
That's kinda true for all music. Movies are often like this, too. Classical music is not unique in this.
Raise your hands if you come here after psychology in hindi's video
Me
Classical music objectively is never boring. You just evolve your character to like it or you stay in place. And once you learn how to listen to it, you can never stop
this was in my recommended, and as a metal head I felt out of place first... but I found myself having a hard time leaving, and now I'm realizing the playlist is almost done..... just put this playlist in my favorites... I love how I can let my imagination go off.
thank you for uploading this!
Classical music is actually weirdly similar to metal in a lot of facets- I can't even explain why but they scratch the same itch in my brain
@@littlemishap3835 yes I totally feel the same way! The chaos in both genres have the same energy I feel like
@@bluishbuncake thank you for kindly welcoming me into your world of classical! 💐
This little thread makes me smile : ) . I'm both a Metal head and a Classical music enjoyer, so it's no surprise to see you here. Welcome! I recommend you "The Devil's Sonata" by Giuseppe Tartini ^^✌🏼...
@@MiguelMedV amazing to see lots of metal heads are digging classical as well! Thank you for the recommendation, I'll check it out 😁
help- I had this saved on my bookmarks tab and I had 50 million heart attacks when it showed up as privated-- I'm glad it was re-uploaded!
@Classical Imperium one comment is enough
It's a miracle you're alive
then download it! Help save the internet by archiving your favorite videos because they can go down at any moment
@@groos3449 True, I lost my fav por"s because of that
@@Chris-mo4gk then don't make the same mistake again, download EVERYTHING!
This may not be villain-themed, but it sure does help me with writing my thriller story.
me in the 1800s popping off in the club
As someone who has started listening to a lot of classical/symphonic pieces, I can definitely tell you it's not boring.
Thats a bold stance to take, in the comment section for a classical music playlist.
Sure it's not, especially that's Khachaturian composition.
@@weeb.aweeb.4542
I never met a Khachaturian that I didn't like.
With a little experience, you can recognize that something was written by him even if you never heard it before. So it goes with a lot of the greats.
On the subject of Classical not being boring, today I recommend Haydn's London symphonies, Nos. 99-104. Check Amazon reviews so you get a highly acclaimed recording. Don't mess with Mr. In-Between. No, I'm not an Amazon salesman, just another disgusted customer. #SocializeAmazon
I find Haydn's earlier symphonies are generally less exciting, although they can range from funny to radical, and they're all original since he was one of the first, and fortunately he was brimming with creativity -- I mean 104 symphonies!, so he was the right guy at the right time. When you can sit back and also enjoy many of his earlier symphonies, you know you've gone full-bore Classical.
dancing to this alone in your room is the closest I'll get to being a super villian
in my room? why are you dancing in my room???
@@oliviajacobson9886 wouldn't you like to know
If you think you're the villain you probably aren't. SO. Congratulations you're a supervillain.
listening to this right before the day of my final exams makes me feel like a montage of the mc (which ig me) is playing of them just studying real hard with dramatic camera shots
i'm so happy i got the maturity to understand how beautiful classical music is.
Wie kann ein bot wie du jemals aufwachsen, grow tf up
Pretty ironic how *you* talk about maturity
@@Marcos_Vermanos OMG FR DUDE
…and in the red corner we have Anthony Sugar, distant relative of lord Sugar and stay-at-home mum, taken to posting inane comments on CZcams for the attention they desperately crave…
@@Marcos_Vermanos Why tho lmao
If you dont stand a comment, or a name, would it apply to you ?
The combination of the title and the thumbnail itself is a masterpiece 😂
I am glad someone else picked upon that.
U w0t m8?
I love it when people say classical music is for relaxation. Damn not! A lot of it is pure emotional drama. Deep, intense and profound emotional experience.
It's pre assumptions from a limited amount of heard works.
Hot take: classical music is just acoustic heavy metal.
@@peggedyourdad9560 Hotter take: heavy metal is just classical with the volume up too loud
@@luke1835 and people screaming for no reason
@@peggedyourdad9560 I speak for myself but I'm a vivid metalhead and I use stuff like deathmetal to relax and study, so anything below that just soothes me.
Who came after watching phychology in Hindi 😂
WHO CAME HERE AFTER LISTENING "PSYCHOLOGY IN HINDI" VIDEO😅❓❓❣️✅Like
for those of you who don't know the composer of the first piece in this playlist is aram khachaturian who is a famous armenian composer. growing up i never liked my culture and was even ashamed of it because it wasnt "cool" and no one ever knew where i was from and i always had to explain. i dont know what i was thinking, listening to his music only further makes me realize i have nothing to be ashamed of.
I felt the same way growing up, but now that we are older we can appreciate all our culture has to offer ☺️ (and thanks for letting me know that it was an Armenian who composed that piece, I enjoy it even more now!)
How to make classic music not boring:
Use imagination and pretend you're at a medieval ball wearing either a fancy tuxedo made with the finest silk or a large sparkly pink ball gown with the shady villainous man of your dreams
I imagine myself with an axe
we need classical grey academia ☝️😀😀🤑☝️😎😀☝️😎🪼
or
hear me out
violence that's also fun
Classical can be so stuffy and old fashioned. I'm totally digging the theming on this channel, mixing of many composers, and exposure to different songs instead of the same old Nutcracker Suite, and songs in order of original publication. Keep doing what you're doing!
I was confused when I first looked at the video chapters, "Huh? these aren't the piece titles at all." Took me a while to realize these were the paintings' names lmao
Many of these pieces are even more exciting when you know what they are about. For ex, Scarbo is from a poem about a goblin that is terrorizing someone, spinning, shrinking, becoming gigantic, hazy, etc, then at the end disappears in a flick.
and its a good song too
I personally prefer to close my eyes and let my imagination do the work of creating a story or movie to the music :D
Finding that right place and your imagination might open up with shapes that kinda follow the music. I feel like you really need to focus on it.
hell yeah i love goblin stuff
@@Gojus2602 haha same.
Who hed after pyscology in hindi
Me
“Fierce roars the midnight storm,
O’er the wild mountain...”
Reading Percy Shelley at midnight with this playlist banging 🤌🏼
I just don't get it when people ( especially some heavy metal fans that I know ) say they don't like classical music! Yet they don't seem to have a problem when they watch movies like Star Wars or Lord of the Rings or Star Trek or Titanic etc..... I don't see them cringing. What would those movies be like without thoe awesome classical soundtracks?
Metal is one of my favourite genres but I love classical too :D
Bro, who are they, they should be ashamed, classical metal is so yummy to listen to
They should listen to Fleshgod Apocalypse, symphonic death metal
Metalheads not liking classical have no culture. It's like half the genre's roots lol
( especially fucking rap and pop music fans. ) not heavy metal fans you re wrong
Glad this is uploaded again!! Loved this playlist.
Thank you so much bro, this is fire
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Don't know about you, but this playlist turns a kitty into a LION.
bro I HAD NO idea classical can be this good
You'd be surprised. Go play dark souls 3
welcome then ♥️
Go listen to Gustov Holst's The Planets.
Always been
Man, try even Bloodborne, you’ll hear angels and demons singing together 👍
damn reading historical books and playing these songs is just PERFECTION
Perfect for sleep 😂
It's called a piece
@@michailyaroslav hip hop and netflix is honest in its mediocrity, at least.
Here a bunch of pseudo intellectuals with fewer neurons than hair think that they are "cultivated" because they are reading 5th grade history while listening to pretty unexceptional classical music....
Never assume that you're a patrician: that's a plebe thing to do.
@@michailyaroslav Lmao good one
@@MrArifHidayah They're more fitting to awaken you, from the first pieces in the video on. It's most likely your preassumptions about it being "calming, boring, for sleep". All the passion in those works gets dismissed, I see...
This playlist is going to keep my life going because the classical music is expressing so much more words than the songs with actual words. It’s a strange awesome feeling and nothing can replace it
i mean... it's more like the meaning can change for anyone. like the song rly is saying nothing. unless the music is representative (and therefore at least romantic or onward) it is literally not saying anything. that's the difference between programmatic and absolute music for you.
Какие классные плейлисты! Кажется, я открыла для себя новый любимый жанр музыки - это же идеально для того, чтобы что-нибудь писать или работать. Никогда бы не подумала, что мне понравится классическая музыка.
тоже самое!
From the very first song, I knew this was going to be an amazing playlist. masquerade suite has a special place in my heart as this was the song that got me interested in classical music. growing up I did ballet with my sister, and I looked up to her so much. she was by far the best dancer in the whole academy, and the teacher expected very highly of me because I was her sister. It was a little bit stressful trying to meet those expectations, but I grew to love ballet. This song, waltz from masquerade suite, was a song my sister and her classmates danced to during the recital. I remember being in awe watching them practice. The dance captivated me and led me to also love the song. The way they swayed to the music, their facial expressions while dancing, the way their leotards floated in the air, it was all so beautiful to me. Although it was probably mediocre to the eyes of a professional, as a 6-year-old girl who looked up to her older sister, this was the most beautiful thing I've ever witnessed. From then on, I was obsessed with ballet. Later that day, I watched every ballet-related video I could find on CZcams. Watching these new ballet moves I'd never seen before was so exciting. The way these professional dancers looked so flawless although their toes were all crooked and bruised from the hours of practice, the way their facial expressions never changed, smiling throughout the whole performance even though they were probably tired out of their minds. Although I quit ballet years ago to this day when I listen to classical music, it brings me back to the time of innocence, where in my eyes my older sister was almost like a queen to me, and I felt like I could never reach her (I don't know if that made sense). I am now 18 years old and my sister is 27. She is still someone I look up to the most, my number one inspiration, and my best friend. I still have that piece of myself when I was 6 years old, feeling like she is someone so high up that I could never reach her. She is my true inspiration, and I hope to accomplish at least HALF of the things she has accomplished.
YOOO ITS SUCH A COINCIDENCE, THE SAME EXACT THING HAPPENED TO ME AND IM ALSO CALLED NINA LIKE BRO HOW (except I took inspiration from my older brother)
@@theweirdseedot AND you're an NCITIZEN? we're literally twins😭
@@Nina-pv7ce THIS IS AMAZING
@@Nina-pv7ce ALSO COOL GOJO PFP
Wow
I can't belive this music has copyright , the most recent one has 1 and a half century since it was composed.
The musicians who play the music aren't 150 years old :)
@@city7919 Well ok my bad i saw the painting dates and i didnt read the first comment but man, if the composer died 75 years ago or more it's considered a song free of copyright that is what i'm corncern about. That's not mean u can appropiate of the song if i dont missunderstood. But u can use freely without any consecuences as far i'm conrcern u can earn money playing the song and u dont have to pay for the rights. That's what means free of rights. I'm right?
It's wrong what i said in the first comment i supose. : )
@@legendofhammer The compositions are public domain. The performances are copyrighted. You can perform these with a kazoo, then record and sell them without legal reprisal, but if you use an orchestra's performance without permission, you'd best lawyer up.
@@commandercaptain4664 Ahh ok all clear hahaha Thanks man!
Thats what i listen to when nobody is around, because i still don’t know anyone who would actually vibe to this and enjoy listening without singing or anything
Vivaldi’s Summer is such a masterpiece. (I wish summer were real)
Romantic era, Baroque era, and Classical era music is so heart-wrenchingly emotional. Sometimes as the violins billow I imagine my self on leviathan waves as a tempest brews around me, and the rapid cascades of piano notes are like snowflakes falling from the morose grey heavens. Elegant and agile as a fox in the morning mist, the flutes take sharp turns in my mind and ears and wake emotions I didn't know existed from their glacial slumber. In summary, thanks my guy this was a great playlist really enjoyed it.
you write really well!! that was amazing to read
@@ren7056 thank you! It fit the mood to write something artistic, so I decided to put some effort into it
Reading something like this in CZcams comments - Wowww.... touching can't be heart-wrenching.... and sleep can't be glacial slumber... With the loss of words, I feel the society also loses a plethora of sentiments....
this video taught me that:
doesnt matter what youre doing, classical music can always increase the mood by 100x
i literally feel like im on some black and white movie during some dramatic research montage about an ancient civilization.
and all im doing is googling "how to massage a cat"
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i've found my people. man, i love this genre so much.
Люблю слушать классику, сама имею музыкальное образование и погружаюсь в это с головой. Удивительно как музыкой можно настолько глубоко передать чувства и настроение.
у меня нет музыкального образования, да и с музыкой я мало связана, но классика восхитительна. она так великолепно передает эмоции, под нее очень легко и приятно рисовать
занимаюсь музыкой исключительно как любитель, но не могу представить свою жизнь без неё. музыка - это одна огромная часть моей жизни, благодаря которой я всё ещё могу продолжать существовать и справляться со всеми трудностями. восхитительно.
Hard to believe such incredible music came from such turbulent times in human history.
where the inspiration came from. craziness
@@andreascelso1972 it's cool how emotions can really drive someone too create something beautiful out of the chaos they wish to express
Of course it would be the result of turbulent times…
Anyone that says classical music is bad haven't really given it a chance. So many great pieces out there.
It's just the best to me.
It’s great, but the problem I have with it is that they all have these complex names that are hard to remember. And I’m not a classical-head, so I don’t know most of the vocabulary, such as what crescendo or what acts are.
@@snsnshhhs663 Yeah, I know what you're saying. Luckily I've got a spotify-list with only classical music so whenever I hear something interesting I just save it.
@@ickerolig I don’t have Spotify. I have Apple Music.
For me, I'd have to trudge through the stuff I don't like, especially piano heavy things. I only liked the first song on this playlist lol
After psychology in hindi?
Same
this playlist is just so good, omg 😭
moonlight sonata 3rd act will always send shivers down my spine. Especially when the pianist puts so much emphasize on the crescendo, and transitions from super fast to slow with no hesitation. Every piece I hear is so unique. The person here is so good, you can just feel the emotion.
Moonlight sonata 3rd act is one of my favorite classical music it definitely give you shivers and goosebumps
I got so sad when I did not see the playlist in my writing one. I am very happy that it is back up again!!
Psychology in Hindi ❤
At about 19 minutes when the cannons went off, my automated home lights came on and spooked me lol
10:20 this drop is so insane . specially after such a long build up of only 2 string instruments
Actually its only one violin playing that build up, he's just playing on more than one string.
@@den5633 word?
that gave me chills