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AI Classics Recitals
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2023
Welcome to "AI Classics Recitals," your gateway to the timeless world of classical poetry, elevated to life by cutting-edge AI Text-to-Speech (TTS) tools. Our channel is dedicated to delivering the enchanting experience of hearing classical poems as they were meant to be heard: using the latest in artificial intelligence technology.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of classical literature as our AI TTS tools breathe new life into the words of renowned poets from bygone eras. From Shakespearean sonnets to Romantic ballads, we present these masterpieces with precision and grace.
Whether you're a dedicated scholar of classical poetry, a history enthusiast, or simply someone who revels in the beauty of words, "AI Classics Recitals" offers an immersive journey through the timeless verses of the past, made accessible and resonant through the wonders of AI TTS technology. Subscribe, like, and hit the notification bell to embark on this poetic voyage with us.
Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of classical literature as our AI TTS tools breathe new life into the words of renowned poets from bygone eras. From Shakespearean sonnets to Romantic ballads, we present these masterpieces with precision and grace.
Whether you're a dedicated scholar of classical poetry, a history enthusiast, or simply someone who revels in the beauty of words, "AI Classics Recitals" offers an immersive journey through the timeless verses of the past, made accessible and resonant through the wonders of AI TTS technology. Subscribe, like, and hit the notification bell to embark on this poetic voyage with us.
The Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Part I (folk metal)
Step aboard as we set sail on the hauntingly beautiful journey of The Rime of the Ancient Mariner, reimagined through the powerful lens of folk metal. In this adaptation of Part I, we bring Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s evocative opening verses to life, blending the rhythmic intensity of metal with the ancient storytelling tradition of folk music.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is a landmark of English Romantic poetry, first published in 1798 as part of the seminal collection Lyrical Ballads, which he co-authored with William Wordsworth. This narrative poem is an exploration of humanity’s relationship with nature, morality, and the spiritual realm. Its vivid imagery, dramatic storytelling, and deep allegorical significance have cemented its place as one of the most celebrated works in the English literary canon.
The poem recounts the tale of a sailor, the Ancient Mariner, who stops a wedding guest to narrate his harrowing voyage. His journey takes a disastrous turn when he kills an albatross-a symbolic act that sets in motion a series of supernatural events. Through the Mariner’s suffering and eventual redemption, Coleridge examines themes of guilt, penance, and the interconnectedness of all living things.
Blending Romantic ideals with Gothic elements, Coleridge employs rich symbolism, archaic language, and an innovative use of form to create a timeless work that continues to inspire readers and scholars alike. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner invites us to reflect on the consequences of our actions, the power of storytelling, and the mysteries of the human soul.
This first chapter introduces the enigmatic figure of the Ancient Mariner, who stops a wedding guest with a gaze as compelling as his tale. The poem’s mysterious tone is reflected in both the music and visuals, capturing the eerie tranquility of the voyage, the ominous arrival of the albatross, and the foreshadowing of the tragedy to come.
To deepen the immersion, we’ve woven Gustave Doré’s iconic illustrations into the video. His engravings amplify the mystical and foreboding atmosphere of Part I, with their intricate details and dramatic contrasts between light and shadow, perfectly complementing the tone of both the poem and the music.
This is just the beginning of the Mariner’s fateful journey-a tale of nature, hubris, and the power of unseen forces. Join us as we set the stage for the larger story, where every note and image invites you into Coleridge’s timeless world of wonder and dread.
Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner is a landmark of English Romantic poetry, first published in 1798 as part of the seminal collection Lyrical Ballads, which he co-authored with William Wordsworth. This narrative poem is an exploration of humanity’s relationship with nature, morality, and the spiritual realm. Its vivid imagery, dramatic storytelling, and deep allegorical significance have cemented its place as one of the most celebrated works in the English literary canon.
The poem recounts the tale of a sailor, the Ancient Mariner, who stops a wedding guest to narrate his harrowing voyage. His journey takes a disastrous turn when he kills an albatross-a symbolic act that sets in motion a series of supernatural events. Through the Mariner’s suffering and eventual redemption, Coleridge examines themes of guilt, penance, and the interconnectedness of all living things.
Blending Romantic ideals with Gothic elements, Coleridge employs rich symbolism, archaic language, and an innovative use of form to create a timeless work that continues to inspire readers and scholars alike. The Rime of the Ancient Mariner invites us to reflect on the consequences of our actions, the power of storytelling, and the mysteries of the human soul.
This first chapter introduces the enigmatic figure of the Ancient Mariner, who stops a wedding guest with a gaze as compelling as his tale. The poem’s mysterious tone is reflected in both the music and visuals, capturing the eerie tranquility of the voyage, the ominous arrival of the albatross, and the foreshadowing of the tragedy to come.
To deepen the immersion, we’ve woven Gustave Doré’s iconic illustrations into the video. His engravings amplify the mystical and foreboding atmosphere of Part I, with their intricate details and dramatic contrasts between light and shadow, perfectly complementing the tone of both the poem and the music.
This is just the beginning of the Mariner’s fateful journey-a tale of nature, hubris, and the power of unseen forces. Join us as we set the stage for the larger story, where every note and image invites you into Coleridge’s timeless world of wonder and dread.
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wow
Thank you.
Maravilhoso! ❤👏
Muito obrigada! Fico muito feliz que tenha gostado!
Honour to the Khan
Thank you! All hail the Khan! 🙌⚡️ Glad you enjoyed it!
Inteligência artificial? Ficou legal
Obrigada! Fico feliz que tenha gostado! Sim, essa foi a primeira música que fizemos usando a plataforma Udio (udio.com). Ela permite uma certa liberdade de criação e oferece um pouco mais de controle do que outras ferramentas.
Hi, is everything made by ai? The composition, the instruments, the mixing, the voices? What software do you use? This is really impressive.
Hi, and thank you! Yes, every aspect of the music is made by AI. For this particular song, I used three tools: Suno (suno.com/), Udio (www.udio.com/), and Audacity (www.audacityteam.org/). Suno and Udio are AI music generation tools that serve different needs in music production. Suno is designed for quick and catchy compositions, making it easy to create songs with minimal effort, though it lacks in sound quality. Udio, on the other hand, focuses on sound quality and detailed compositions, offering clean, artifact-free audio, but it may lack the same level of creativity. For this song, I first created a track using Suno, then uploaded it into Udio to remix it. The Suno track served as a model for Udio to build upon. Since Udio can only remix up to 2 minutes and 10 seconds at a time, I extended the rest of the song in 32-second chunks. Afterward, I used Audacity, a free audio editing and recording app, to make adjustments. I mixed two separate versions of the song I created with Udio in Audacity, which resulted in the final song.
That's great!!!!
Thank you very much! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Was excited to hear this, rather disgusted by the use of ai. How ironic to use his beautiful poem with the use of ai.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts. We understand your concerns. Our goal is to explore new ways to bring classic poetry to life, and we see AI as a tool that helps us creatively reinterpret these works, not replace the original beauty of the poems. We appreciate your perspective and hope you continue to enjoy the timeless words of the poets themselves.
Thank you for this. :)
You're very welcome! 😊 I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Não chores, meu filho; Não chores, que a vida É luta renhida: Viver é lutar. A vida é combate, Que os fracos abate, Que os fortes, os bravos, Só pode exaltar. Um dia vivemos! O homem que é forte Não teme da morte; Só teme fugir; No arco que entesa Tem certa uma presa, Quer seja tapuia, Condor ou tapir. O forte, o cobarde Seus feitos inveja De o ver na peleja Garboso e feroz; E os tímidos velhos Nos graves conselhos, Curvadas as frontes, Escutam-lhe a voz! Domina, se vive; Se morre, descansa Dos seus na lembrança, Na voz do porvir. Não cures da vida! Sê bravo, sê forte! Não fujas da morte, Que a morte há de vir! E pois que és meu filho, Meus brios reveste; Tamoio nasceste, Valente serás. Sê duro guerreiro, Robusto, fragueiro, Brasão dos tamoios Na guerra e na paz. Teu grito de guerra Retumbe aos ouvidos D’imigos transidos Por vil comoção; E tremam d’ouví-lo Pior que o sibilo Das setas ligeiras, Pior que o trovão. E a mãe nestas tabas, Querendo calados Os filhos criados Na lei do terror; Teu nome lhes diga, Que a gente inimiga Talvez não escute Sem pranto, sem dor! Porém se a fortuna, Traindo teus passos, Te arroja nos laços Do inimigo falaz! Na última hora Teus feitos memora, Tranqüilo nos gestos, Impávido, audaz. E cai como o tronco Do raio tocado, Partido, rojado Por larga extensão; Assim morre o forte! No passo da morte Triunfa, conquista Mais alto brasão. As armas ensaia, Penetra na vida: Pesada ou querida, Viver é lutar. Se o duro combate Os fracos abate, Aos fortes, aos bravos, Só pode exaltar.
Brilliant. I love it.
Thank you so much! I'm glad that you enjoyed it. It was so much fun to assemble this one! I really appreciate your support.
@@AnneShelley Anytime.
An excellent rendition. If only people knew the real people behind this poem, which was stolen by Edgar Allan Poe. The real author was Mathew Franklin Whittier, who wrote it for his beloved late wife, Abby Poyen. It's appropriate that the song is Celtic, as Abby was half Scottish.
Thank you for your kind words. I'm glad that you enjoyed it. I really didn't know about this piece of trivia. It sure adds an intriguing layer to the already rich history of the poem. I appreciate your insights.
💞Wow💙💙💙💙🤍💙💙💙
Thank you so much! 💙💙💙 I'm happy that you enjoyed the music! Your support means the world to me! 💙🤍💙
Good Song 🎶
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm glad that you enjoyed the song. Your support means a lot to me! 😊
The music drowns the poem and its reader
Thank you for your feedback. I appreciate your honesty. At that time, I was still experimenting with the balance between the music and the spoken word. I'm continuously learning and improving, and comments like yours help me refine my approach. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts!
Nice
Thank you! We're glad you enjoyed it. 😊