Playlist of the creative elite of the 19th century.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Tracklist:
1. Tchaikovsky - Sentimental Waltz
2. Shostakovich - Waltz №2
3. Sir Edward Elgar - Salut d'amour
4. Eric Satie - Gymnopédie No.1
5. Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 1
6. Debussy - Clair de lune
7. Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake
8. Chopin - Fantasy-Impromptu in C-sharp-minor
The playlist contains more recent compositions than the compositions of the 19th century. The fact is that the tracks are chosen based on many factors, including the subjective nature of the composition, which in my opinion satisfies the general mood of the theme and complements it.
As a member of the creative elite in the 19th century,I can confirm,that this playlist is accurate
XD
😀👍
only Shostakovich wasn't around yet😅he was born in 1906
Lolsss
ngl I love these comments
as someone who has been studying the russian history for my history exam, I can say that I just adore the 19th century. Young people were so determined to change their country and its rulers, I find it inspiring. I also adore the art of the 19th century. Its literature, architecture, music pieces, paintings and so on. It's all just so interesting
I'm happy people across the world are studying our culture and history 🖤🖤🖤 love from the East!
@Wot Barrettbro, calm down. Both of these countries have a great and fascinating history that intersects with each other.
@Wot Barrett Do you mean that she had impact on Russia's history or that she falsified it? Because he's talking about 19th century and Catherine II died in 1796.
19th century was basiclly peak of western and orthodox civilization its normal that the best pieces of art and architectur were from that time.
Sorry for my english its not my first language:)
There is no such thing as ‘stolen history’ - there is only true history. All history is interlinked and it does not belong to anyone but the past. History itself is interesting and there is no need for claim or competition.
now i can pretend to be an intellectual from the 19th century while finish my project on the last possible day. thank you !
😂
HELPP IM DOING THAT RNN
Literally what I'm doing 😭
😮@@amirauwu-on9mo
OMG SAMEEE
As a member of creative elite in the 18th century, I am proud to see that our legacy is in right hands of our 19th century elite member society.
0:00 - Tchaikovsky - Sentimental Waltz
4:55 - Shostakovich - Waltz No2
8:56 - Sir Edward Elgar - Salut d'amour
11:36 - Eric Satie - Gymnopédie No. 1
15:00 - Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No.1
18:04 - Debussy - Clair de lune
22:51 - Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake
31:28 - Chopin - Fantasy-Impromptu in C-sharp-minor
Hello, i didin't found the last piece...is it right title? thanks for your help!
Thank you !
@@EmanuelaArtista I’m not sure, but I think you’re right about it being wrong, I copied the names from the description so I’m not sure myself, sorry
Thanks for answer! Maybe someday we'll find the right title! :)
Danke
Sitting, from left to right: Paul Verlaine, Arthur Rimbaud, Léon Valade, Ernest d'Hervilly and Camille Pelletan; standing, from left to right: Pierre Elzéar, Émile Blémont and Jean Aicard. Picture: Un coin de table (A table's corner) by Henri Fantin-Latour. I don't know why, but I always love this painting. And these pieces of music are a perfect complement.
Thank you for providing the context of the picture and identifying the names of each person in the portrait.
Rimbaud ever by Verlaine's side, I wonder how he could look to fit in so naturally with an older audience
thanks what a legend
Thank you for identifying who these people are. If you don't mind me asking, at what point in history are these men from?
@@keydih1999 This was during the 19th century. Those men are authors, poets to be exact. They had a gathering, said gathering is what is being depicted in the painting. All are poets except Camille Pelletan, he's a politican. You can search more about them
Without music, life would be a mistake.
Deaf people?
@@maithgaming26feel vibration of music 🎵😊
Without God*
@@P.Carval_ So life is currently a mistake?
@@WillySalami Not for Followers
I don't think I've ever come across a playlist where every song enchanted and transformed me in such a grand way. thank you for this.
I don't even exist, yet this list calms my nonexistent nerves.
Very nihilistic indeed
Started listening to this and a three-piece suit and tophat teleported onto me. I also now own a firearms company for some reason. 10/10 would recommend again.
loll
Вариация Шостаковича шикарна! В его исполнении более торжественная, а здесь такая душевная, еще и с национальными инструментами. Просто браво!
Shostakovich was one of the greatest composers of the 20th century. Such breadth and depth, a giant of musical achievement. From the Waltz to his symphonic works, few composers can compare.
without this playlist my academic life would be in shambles
Tchaikovsky 's Swan Lake is stellar. The goosebumps and chills are inevitable. Cant get enough of it!
Rimbaud and Verlaine chilling in the bottom left is a plus for me
Those two influenced my way of writing a lot, worth it
@@theasaturday4577 my too and also Baudelaire
@@PoisonxSindiSame. Also Apollinaire!
so true
I haven't met anyone in this world who would cry with emotion to music like this. It feels like all my brothers and sisters are dead and I was born too late to meet them
Enjoy the beauty my friend, whether it is shared, or alone. Especially the beauty that only you perceive, can add some extra greatness to this mystical element of life that we call true beauty.
Lol
I'm with you on this one
"Without music , life would be an illusion" i love that damn right.
I am currently writting a story, and was on youtub to find some music to fit with. And then I saw this playlist, being exactly about what I am wraiting! was a crazy feeling
Can I read it?
@@JoshJames-j6u sur, I'm my way to finish it! But it's in french..
@@lfrtsckow that's fine.👍🙂
@@lfrtsckowI'm french and I want to know too the title ! (Bah pourquoi je parle anglais du coup ^^), ce serait sur une plateforme ou tu essaies de te faire publier ?
Me : *prepares for Chopin Fantaisie-impromptu*
Me 10 seconds later : "Unexpected... But welcome"
Если ты полюбишься поэту
От любви его тебя уж не спасти.
Ты будешь свет тому печали силуэту,
Поможешь крест свинцовый вверх нести.
Если ты полюбишься поэту,
Значит ты - создание звезд.
Будешь ты его ответом,
Его музой сладких слез!
Если ты полюбишься поэту,
Не уйти тебе без страдания и слез.
Ты печали истинному силуэту
Будешь дополнять мир грез.
This truly is a hidden gem, serves the purpose of the specified theme of the playlist!
Очень красивая подборка (приятно слышать, между классиками жанра, и неизвестных мне композиторов), и тема, спасибо!
Buenas noches caballeros. Prueben almorzar o cenar con esto de fondo 🥃
I put this video to make studying less painful. Guess who barely payed attention?
Amazing playlist ^^ The arrangement of Shostakovich's Waltz No 2 was fantastic
Thank you so much!! ❤❤❤
8:56 The third piece from the list ( Salut d'amour )I will play for the exam in a week. Wish me good luck.🤞I practice the violin. ❤ I hope I can play as cool as the dude from this playlist
how it was?
I hope you did well !
I practiced my sabre dueling form in the nude, bar a pair of fine Dents premium leather gloves, with this enchanting ensemble of musical pieces gently carrying me hither and yonder from contemplation to melancholy and to a true sense of serenity. Bravo.
Being in the 21st century I am grateful to have ways to listen to music from any century without being an elite just a commoner
I think this all the time ❤
Verily, thy music playlist doth possess an enchanting melody that doth transporteth mine soul to another realm. Well done!
It's 19th century, not the 16th lol.
I am only 1 year old baby and I like this list
Very good young man
@@thepetrasmantas😂😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this playlist starts with my favourite piece of music... instant like!
I'm 19 years old, and this kind of music takes me to another era. I love it.
no like I'm actually in love with this playlist. thanks for making me feel like an intellectual from an esoteric elite group, it was very much needed to study for exams
absolute favorites of all time, this playlist couldn't get any better!
You know its gonna be a banger when it begins with Valse Sentimentale
So calming, the perfect thing just to relax to when doing anything 🥰
As a multidimensional entity traveling through space and time, I approve this playlist.
This is one of the best classic playlist i have ever heard...
listening to this while reading Dostoyevsky transcends you to another planet
frrrr
I don’t know who are you…but I’m proud
Just released the first chapter of my webtoon to this soundtrack. One of the biggest moments of the past few years. Thank you for the mix.
this is one of the best classical playlist ı have ever listened. thank you for that.
I didn't knew most of these songs before but the moment I realized I was listening to another playlist and I heard the first song, my eyebrows instantly shot up and I knew this was it, I love this💖✨
Shostakovich Waltz No2 rhythm gave me so many goosebumbs down my spine, superbly masterpiece indeed
Omg, this is absolutely beautiful. Why have i never realized this?! Im 46 and just now appreciating this music. I used to think this was old ppl music...lol!
I am an embryo, not even born yet and I love this playlist
aristocratic embryos are so elite they can speak before being born
relatable
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
bro were you born
what is your @
This track selection is excellent. The sequencing of the songs, some of which i was familiar with, some not, fits very nicely together. It flows, and this shows careful thought went into the ordering. Very good.
Esto es perfecto para leer La Ilíada. No había conseguido hasta el momento una playlist que reuniera todos mis clásicos favoritos en un solo lugar. Congrats.
"Sentimental Waltz" do Tchaikovsky me fez cócegas na alma
Cócegas
Quadro
Agulhas
Borboleta
Barco de guerra
Alma dançando
Viagem pra dentro
This is very well done. It captures an essence of anxiety and worry, as well as frustration and depression which comes from wanting someone you like to feel similarly. You’re not sure how to act in front of them, because you want them to like you. You change your personality, you change your attitude and likes and dislikes. You try to push it, express your feelings, but it comes off wrong. You worry that if you don’t push at all, then you miss the opportunity. They respond bluntly, you think they dislike you. They don’t respond at all, you think they dislike you. You wonder whether or not they are genuinely ignoring or making excuses. You try and be nice, they brush it off as a joke. You try to explain your issues and feel close, and they brush it off or ignore it. You feel, cold, lost, scared.
Hi Liam! You'll find 'the one' eventually, if you haven't already! You're in my prayers brother, and I know you'll find the right person soon enough!
I've liked this playlist for a very long time, and today I finally saw the painting on the video irl, "coin de table" by Fantin Latour, he also did "autour du piano" with the same vibe, both in the musée d'Orsay, and they are beautiful
My goldfish absolutely love this list! They swim in synchronized circles performing backstrokes
and underwater twirls! -Who are the old geezers? They don’t look very happy. They’ve probably
been arguing over the restaurant bill. The guy in the back wearing the turban must be the waiter.
He’s mad because he knows he isn’t getting a tip.
una increíble pieza de arte gratificante para mis tímpanos
Me encanto, muy bello mix.
To whoever reading this, don’t let fear hold you back; your courage will take you further than you imagine 🦋🔥
I'm reading about the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood at the moment and this is the perfect playlist.
"Playlist of the creative elite of the 19th century.".
Lista de Reproducción - TrackList:
01. - 00:00 | Tchaikovsky - Sentimental Waltz.
02. - 04:55 | Shostakovich - Waltz №2.
03. - 08:56 | Sir Edward Elgar - Salut d'amour.
04. - 11:36 | Eric Satie - Gymnopédie No.1.
05. - 15:00 | Johannes Brahms - Hungarian Dance No. 1.
06. - 18:05 | Debussy - Clair de lune.
07. - 22:52 | Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake.
08. - 25:51 | Chopin - Fantasy-Impromptu in C-sharp-minor.
What is that arrangement for Shostakovich's Second Waltz? It sounds fantastic!
I came here to ask the same thing!
Edit: Looks like a version by Cihat Askin on the album Turk Valseri.
@@robertblatman5044 Thank you so much for sharing! You have no idea how happy I am right now, adding this to my playlist.
Офигенно🎉❤
16:01 ese cambio es tan abrupto, me encanta, digno de ser recordado por futuras generaciones, agradezco que con 15 años puedo apreciar este arte.
I love this list
'Elite' is not a word you want to be using right now..
Careful my friend, don’t let the libs know you’re not drowning in their psyop.
Why? P.S. I genuinely don't understand.
@@JerryShelbysame
isso me faz sentir vivo
I was just reading madam Bovary and found this video.. my experience has changed
So incredible 🎉❤
Thank you so much 🌷
Only legends who love this songs ✨
4:55 beatiful
I was in love from the beginning. Truly ineffable.
its a bomb thank you
BEST PLAYLİST 🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋
how can this beautiful walts exists and im kinda feeling tho❤️
Me encanta, una playlist muy profunda.
19th century was the peak of humanity.
I agree
Such a beautiful playlist! Brilliant!
Who hears this music while taking a hot bath in the quiet of the night 🧘🏻♂️🌌
Yesss yessss this is soothing my long lost lovely lovely soul. My pour lost lonely soul.
Nice work, this clip made my day
Me too
Поел как елита спасибо
When you visit a youtube video for the first time and you see a comment you liked 1 year ago:
Shostakovich waltz no.2 is from 1938😮
I see Arthur Rimbaud and Paul Verlaine who are stuck on the sidelines
Nothing but bangers 🔥, great job 🎉❤❤❤
Thanks for posting it Ivan. Magnifique
If I have to say about any playlist is good , this one absolutely the gorgeous !!
01:45 The last man on the right move
Currently listening to this as a make a word presentation about Marie Antoinette. I feel very intellectual rn
يومياً الساعة الخامسة صباحا 🤎☁️ 16:06
If this the playlist of creative elite of the 19th century, what Shostakovich are doing here? He is USSR's composer.
Perfect. I'm working in a Spiritualism Movement research proposal and wanted to listen to some music of the era.
Quelle belle musique ❤❤❤
playlist linda demais
A verdade
Life would be a mistake... no an illusion.
великолепно💖
Im only 4 years old and i like this kind of music
During my Chinese class our teacher asked us to write about the weather in our country. I will talk about my city from my point of view basically it have two seasons summer which is the longest one and winter the shortest one . The summer is so hot and the weather reach 45 degrees but during the summer we can drink hot tea outside our home which is awkward but Psychologically it’s normal because we used to! As the Chinese people used to winter. The winter is like the spring in Beijing warm. Not cold but also not hot sometimes it’s raining and almost everyday the weather is cloudy so I really prefer it more than the winter in Beijing because I haven’t used to it yet. Last important thing that every country have their own seasons which is so nice and have their own sports to play in all the seasons.
الطموح شيء يمتلكه جميع الاشخاص بجميع الأعمار. عندما كنت في الثانية عشر كنت افكر ان اصبح رائدة فضاء لأني احب كل شيء غريب ومميز لذلك قرات الكثير من الكتب العلميه . حتى كبرت اكثر وادركت ان لدي موهبة باللغات لذا خططت للدراسة في بكين من اجل تعلم اللغة بشكل خاص. ثم دراسة تخصصي باللغة الصينيه. اعتقد انه امر مثير للإهتمام حقًا ان يكبر الشخص ويصبح واعي ويتعلم اكثر عن نفسه ويتطور. طموحي ان اجعل امي وابوي و وطني فخورين بي ثم ان اصبح مترجمه، من ناحية اخرى منذ الطفوله وانا احب كتابة الروايات وقد كتبت بالفعل لكن لم انشر كتبي. لذا اخطط ان اكتب رواية واحقق حلم طفولتي. افضل شيء ان يمتلك الشخص اهداف لكي تجعله يشعر بالحياة والشغف.
Picture - "Coin de table" by Nadine FATTOUH-MALVAUD
"Coin de table" by Henri Fantin-Latour *
appreciate that I’m hearing a lot of new boppers on this play list s as opposed to the same old Mozart Bach Beethoven
Спасибо, действительно очень атмосферная подборка! И ваши композиции очень красивые! Но восприятию мешает искусственный синтезированный звук, особенно на струнных инструментах. Нету музыкантов, пусть даже любителей, которые могли бы сыграть Ваши произведения на живых инструментах?
К сожалению нет, но я открыт для любых предложений
Who is still listening to it in 2173?
I am only negative 4 years old and i like this list
This should have been the background for the "let him cook" phrase
Хехех,умно,Иван