I have Mr. Debussy, Mr. Grimshaw, yourself, and this site to thank. I fell in love with Mr. Grimshaw's Round Hay Lake painting and purchasing it on quality, non-acid paper, beautifully framed. We live very near a place just like that and I see myself and my husband standing there gazing at a very similar site. We are in our mid-70's now and I like to believe we could be like that together, forever. Thank you for bringing this, one of my most favorites of Mr. Debussy and beautiful artwork together for all of us appreciate.
Im lucky enough to live near enough to Headingley to maybe make a pilgrimage to J.A Grimshaw's old house one day, and in fact studied at the University of Leeds, where I walked past his grave unknowingly a number of times! Wish I'd known at the time, wonderful artist.
God.....this song is so beautiful and just takes you away when you close your eyes and listen to it. makes me think of my father who passed away 3 months ago when I listen to it. I miss him a lot but know he is watching down on me from above. he loved this track
Incredible piece beautifully done, and what magnificent paintings! Grimshaw is a truly gifted artist. His talent and attention to detail is incredible.
I feel this iconic piece lost something in the translation to orchestra. The shimmering of the overtones of the piano strings conveys the intangible shimmer of moonlight - the magic of moonlight. The physical shimmer is too elusive and ephemeral for the physical realities of an orchestra, no matter how perfect.
My mother passed away two years ago. I decided to write a memoir about her. Whenever I write, I put on movie soundtracks of emotional music or just compilations of inspirational music. So I'm writing and listening when I decide that the one song I'm listening to needs to be bumped. When I change the song, I see Claire De Lune and I'm so moved by the synchronicity that i decide to go a step further and look up Claire De Lune to see if the song had any meaning or any background information that was interesting. Both my grandmother and mother loved, loved, loved this song and i remember my grandmother playing this piece on the piano. I Googled Claire De Lune and found out that it's very special and spiritual (just like the female matriarchs in my family). Here's what I found: "Clair de Lune, its title French for “moonlight” is based on the poem of the same name by Symbolist poet Paul Verlaine. In both the famed classical music piece and its lesser-known companion, we are taken through a journey to introspection - the lifetime adventure of understanding the soul in all its phases." I don't know what got into me to type all of this personal family stuff to someone i don't even know, but I feel better --so thank you--haha! My bond with my mother with whom I miss so much feels better--or maybe Claire De Lune just told me so. God bless all who read this.
debussy. my fav composer ever.... none like him, Intense, romantic... Unique. He really able to transpose in music the feelings.... Try to listen also to "Reverie". Cheers from italy
Ive never listened to classical music or orchestral music before listening to this, and the first time I ever listened to this was a magical experience. It is truly the most beautiful sound I have ever heard in my life and the first work of music to ever make me cry. I love it.
Thank you for this amazing comment. I believe what you felt is similar to what happened to me while listening to this piece for the first time. It was not only the music or the performance. A deeper truth manifested itself through this music. Why was Debussy able to touch this special place in our souls that connects us with heavenly yearnings, i have no idea.
I listen to this when I use my telescope and look at the cosmos, staring at the powerful rings of Saturn or the demanding craters of the moon with this playing makes me feel like I’m floating
Simply majestically magnificent! The paintings by Grimshaw are a perfect foil to Debussy's Clare de Lune exquisitely rendered by the London Symphony Orchestra. This caused me no small amount of mist in the vicinity of my eyes. Thank you Mr Bennett for your post here beautifully done.
This is the song that has always made me think of only the good, and dreamy parts of this life. The love you share with others. Laying on the cool grass on a summer evening just looking at the stars and listening to the crickets chirp. The breeze gently blowing through the trees, bringing in the smell of rain. My grandma's flower garden, and how it seemed so magical with it's big fat furry bumblebees. Grandma's hands that would dig in the garden, and feed me the best food, and pull me close for a long hug. Sitting on the front lawn with neighbors and watching the fireworks on the 4th of July. Watching my children run and play and laugh. The comfort I feel when I'm in my sweetheart's arms... Nothing but good things with this song. Thank you for posting it. ♥️
OMG that makes me cry because I feel so much of those things as well. I miss my grandma - I know she’s watching over me and this sound - this music makes me feel like love goes on forever and never ends
A perfect combination of music and art. My friend had an original Atkinson Grimshaw hanging over the fireplace, eventually it went to auction, I helped lift it from the wall and carry it. What a surreal moment that was. 🎨🖌️
I agree. The piano just can’t capture all the nuances of this mystical piece. I’ve heard it played many ways. This is close to perfect as I have heard I will they would play that special crescendo part that’s near the beginning more than once. The most beautiful piece of music ever
Evokes memories of times gone by. My parents both gone now, but all the magical moments we had growing up with them. Moms gardens, shopping for a Christmas tree, Christmas morning opening presents, Dad and Mom loving us and each other so much. Never thought they'd get old and pass. Good memories, sad but sweet. The most beautiful piece ever written. Enchanting...
I finally found it!!! This version is perfection. Some arrangements move too quickly (particularly at the end). I love how this version is deliberate. Largo. This song just takes me away, and I don’t want to come back. 💕
I remember my little brother asking our mom to play Claire de Lune on the piano many years ago. With that in the back of my mind, I performed this beautiful piece at her memorial service on my clarinet.
This is a masterpiece and have managed to become a part of me, I love the part at 4:42 , I always close my eyes and just smile, always, i feel like everything is alright. Hope you have a fantastic day, dear reader and listener.
Oh my goodness. I have heard Claire du Lune on piano many times. This orchestral version is so beautiful. The ending nearly brought me to tears. The paintings were amazing. Watching from Australia in November 2023.
I lost my boyfriend, just for being estupid, we used to hear this piece just laying out in my bed and staying in silence, we both felt we were in other world and feeling completely full listening this, he is so special for me and I don’t wanna loose him. Hope one day he sees this comment and think of me, and all the great times we had in London and all along our relationship. I love you so much my little monke 🖤
Some times when iam hearing this i think about Friends that i have lost. Other times about last moments in this life. Some times about my love and other times about how much i miss being free... I could write all day long. It is such a complex piece of Art. Such masterpiece gives me the kind of pleasure i wish from life. If ever someone reads this please excuse my english.
The skill of Stanley Black is evident here in this rendition by the great London Symphony Orchestra of Debussy's sublime melody. The graphics are delightful.
This version and the piano version have two very different vibes. This version feels like walking down a road at night with your lover, taking it all in without a care in the world while you’re still young. The piano version feels like the emptiness and sadness in your life after losing that love.
Debussy' Claire de Lune is pure poetry. A poetry that is gradually moving away from men souls, moving away from the hearts of men;. When we lose it, it will only remain a great voids in all our lifes. Thanks for sharing this clip!
I think of my parents young again and full of life. I think of myself with my older brother at our local lake when we were young, me playing in the water and him flirting with all the girls. He was a real catch lol! I remember us looking down where the water ran off way down below, the part of the music when it gets very deep, reminds me of watching that water run off, which was scary as well as exhilarating . This piece brings such memories of youth and childhood, of love and being loved, when everything was so new and exciting to mind! That's what good music can do!
This Orchestral version by the London Symphony Orchestra is captivatingly beautiful. I believe it captures what Debussy wonderfully expressed in this hauntingly beautiful recording.
Jorge Bennett. I want to thank you personally for sharing this beautiful recording. I’ve had a love affair with classical music since a nine year old boy in a school field trip saw and heard a performance of Tchaikovsky’s Peter and the Wolf. 63 years later that love remains strong. Debussy’s Clare de Lune is a favorite and I can close my eyes while listening and be moved to a wonderful dreamy realm where my heart is warmed as it is enveloped in a soft panoply of colors and sounds. Again thank you Jorge. I close sending my best thoughts and wishes from central Florida. As Christmas is approaching I wish you a joyful Christmas.
when i listen to this piece i'm whisked away to my happy place, my imagination. it's one of the few good things in my life. my depression gets worse everyday at a time when i should get myself together, bec i'm going into college. i don't know if i'll ever live to see the day when i become genuinely happy for the first time in my life
One of the most beautiful and hypnotic pieces of music ever written. This piece captures perfectly what dreams are like. You wake up not knowing what's real. You just know you're better from having heard it.
This performance is an order of magnitude, and far superior splendor, and full of admiration, tribute and emotion and comfortable to the eye , the ear and the soul
I cry every time I listen to this exceptional performance. It's so moving, full of emotion, colourful, shimmering with sound, brilliantly arranged and stunningly played. It's my favourite version of Clair de Lune, the best orchestral version I've been recently looking for. By the way, my favourite piano version of Clair de Lune is the Alain Planes' interpretation which I highly recommend to listen to. Thank you for blessing us with that recording ❤️
As a man, it's refreshing to be able to listen to music and be so emotionally connected with joy and ecstasy that results with tears of happiness. A life well lived with health, family and friends...
This masterpiece is the lullaby of mankind , and the cradle of human souls These pictures are beyond description ， and full of admiration , acclaim and deep emotion and comfortable to the ear and to the mind
@@michaelschabow2911 Thankyou From A corner of shining and immeasurable profound Tokyo🗼🎏🎎⛩️🎴🎑 Cherry Blossom in full bloom is approaching 💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸💮🌸
Wonderful music combined with complementary paintings from this guy Atkinson who I’ve never heard of before. His use of light in these works is fantastic. I wish I could paint to this standard!
So thankful to have lived when we have recordings of beautiful performances such as this to savour, and for many to enjoy, and they aren't lost into the air and memories heard by only those lucky few who were present.
Theres no word to describe how peaceful and calm i am while listening and watching to this.. and without realizing my eyes suddenly becomes teary.. those were the days when life is so meaningful..
Amazingly beautiful painting of London at the Debussy times or before. Never heard of John Atkinson Grimshaw before, and I thank you for the discovery. I equally praise your good taste. This picture has lead me to hear the Debussy Claire de Lune orchestrated, something I know well but as the piano piece it is. Am now enjoying this orchestrated work. ➖Shockingly nice and romantic the rest of the pictures too. I suppose they're all Grimshaw works. A very good artist, I find. And yes, c'est une rêverie, and this is what Debussy composed and works well, orchestrated. Thanks again. 🙄😳😔❤️👍❤️🤗🇫🇷
Utter brilliance that's bright & colorful, sweepingly gorgeous & exquisitely engrossing, continuously compelling w unrestrained yet refined beauty, sweetly delicate & soft while still strong & powerful, yearning not left unsatisfied, playful & harmonious, pangs of longing soon passionately fulfilled, unapologetically stimulating & desirously driven, enthusiastically pulling you further & further along its musically majestic journey. Or more simply put, *_Undeniable Perfection!_* 💗💓💗💓💗
The moonlight is really matched to these paintings. Debussy is fantastic!!! I don't know why but when I listen this music, I remember so many memories of my childhood.
The skill of Stanley Black is evident in his arrangement of this magical piece for the great London Symphony Orchestra. The graphics are superb and enhance the beauty of Debussy's gorgeous melody.
I hope I will be listening to this piece of music as I leave this world..I can't say its a HAPPY piece of music I think for most people it gives them reminiscences on their past life.
My 12 yr.old granddaughter dedicated this piece to me for my 76th birthday. She played it flawlessly and brought tears to my eyes.
You're a lucky woman ❤️
What a sweetheart
I know the joyful feeling you hold. My son and I took dance lessons and danced to Clair de Lune (single piano) at his wedding.
Such a stunning piece
The best, most beautiful orchestral performance of this I've ever heard. Thank you for posting.
I have Mr. Debussy, Mr. Grimshaw, yourself, and this site to thank. I fell in love with Mr. Grimshaw's Round Hay Lake painting and purchasing it on quality, non-acid paper, beautifully framed. We live very near a place just like that and I see myself and my husband standing there gazing at a very similar site. We are in our mid-70's now and I like to believe we could be like that together, forever. Thank you for bringing this, one of my most favorites of Mr. Debussy and beautiful artwork together for all of us appreciate.
Thank you for sharing this beautiful story. I believe you both will be able to come back to that place forever; in this life, and through eternity.
@@JorgeBennettComposer Bless you.
Im lucky enough to live near enough to Headingley to maybe make a pilgrimage to J.A Grimshaw's old house one day, and in fact studied at the University of Leeds, where I walked past his grave unknowingly a number of times! Wish I'd known at the time, wonderful artist.
Debussy’s music is the stronghold of my soul
Debussy’s music makes me feel better
God.....this song is so beautiful and just takes you away when you close your eyes and listen to it. makes me think of my father who passed away 3 months ago when I listen to it. I miss him a lot but know he is watching down on me from above. he loved this track
Incredible piece beautifully done, and what magnificent paintings! Grimshaw is a truly gifted artist. His talent and attention to detail is incredible.
Right now, in the midst of a most difficult time, I feel quite gifted to have experienced listening to this beautiful arrangement.
I concur!
Nothing is permanent, everything is in continuous change. But to listen to this song in rough times is trully a privilege.
Bert
Clair de lune is great. Have you listen to Erik Satie’s, once upon a time in Paris?
May you see it through safely.
I watch this almost every day Thank you
Still watching and finding something new every time
This arrangement has a very "1960's movie ending soundtrack" feel to it. It's beautiful.
*Very* old Hollywood.
The oceans eleven ending with this beautiful piece
Could have been a Mad Men episode ending.
I feel this iconic piece lost something in the translation to orchestra. The shimmering of the overtones of the piano strings conveys the intangible shimmer of moonlight - the magic of moonlight. The physical shimmer is too elusive and ephemeral for the physical realities of an orchestra, no matter how perfect.
@@marymckim4822 Both are very, very beautiful pieces of art. Appreciate both; no need for futile comparisons.
That's the most beautiful music ever composed
I totally agree! Touches your soul in such a unique way.
I must agree.
My mother passed away two years ago. I decided to write a memoir about her. Whenever I write, I put on movie soundtracks of emotional music or just compilations of inspirational music. So I'm writing and listening when I decide that the one song I'm listening to needs to be bumped. When I change the song, I see Claire De Lune and I'm so moved by the synchronicity that i decide to go a step further and look up Claire De Lune to see if the song had any meaning or any background information that was interesting. Both my grandmother and mother loved, loved, loved this song and i remember my grandmother playing this piece on the piano. I Googled Claire De Lune and found out that it's very special and spiritual (just like the female matriarchs in my family). Here's what I found: "Clair de Lune, its title French for “moonlight” is based on the poem of the same name by Symbolist poet Paul Verlaine. In both the famed classical music piece and its lesser-known companion, we are taken through a journey to introspection - the lifetime adventure of understanding the soul in all its phases." I don't know what got into me to type all of this personal family stuff to someone i don't even know, but I feel better --so thank you--haha! My bond with my mother with whom I miss so much feels better--or maybe Claire De Lune just told me so. God bless all who read this.
agree
debussy. my fav composer ever.... none like him, Intense, romantic... Unique. He really able to transpose in music the feelings.... Try to listen also to "Reverie". Cheers from italy
_This_ is what living in a fairytale would sound like. ♥️
Yes indeed
True❤
What a beautiful marriage between music and visual artistry!
Ive never listened to classical music or orchestral music before listening to this, and the first time I ever listened to this was a magical experience. It is truly the most beautiful sound I have ever heard in my life and the first work of music to ever make me cry. I love it.
Thank you for this amazing comment. I believe what you felt is similar to what happened to me while listening to this piece for the first time. It was not only the music or the performance. A deeper truth manifested itself through this music. Why was Debussy able to touch this special place in our souls that connects us with heavenly yearnings, i have no idea.
Same thing happened to me, I used to like rap music and stuff like that. But after this Divine gift from the gods, I changed my mind.
Classical music makes me feel certain emotions that no other type of music can. Also, it’s a language that anyone can understand.
Richard Dancer
I LOVE Clair de Lune. This music combined with these masterful works of art has me, a grown man to tears.
I listen to this when I use my telescope and look at the cosmos, staring at the powerful rings of Saturn or the demanding craters of the moon with this playing makes me feel like I’m floating
I have a telescope and I play this music often while looking at the cosmos......im not particularly religious but man it makes you wonder.👍
That's exactly how this song makes me feel, it's so beautiful
nailed it :)
@@kevinwilliams7070 i whish i had a friend with a telescope.
Sounds like a great experience
Simply majestically magnificent! The paintings by Grimshaw are a perfect foil to Debussy's Clare de Lune exquisitely rendered by the London Symphony Orchestra. This caused me no small amount of mist in the vicinity of my eyes. Thank you Mr Bennett for your post here beautifully done.
This is the song that has always made me think of only the good, and dreamy parts of this life. The love you share with others. Laying on the cool grass on a summer evening just looking at the stars and listening to the crickets chirp. The breeze gently blowing through the trees, bringing in the smell of rain. My grandma's flower garden, and how it seemed so magical with it's big fat furry bumblebees. Grandma's hands that would dig in the garden, and feed me the best food, and pull me close for a long hug. Sitting on the front lawn with neighbors and watching the fireworks on the 4th of July. Watching my children run and play and laugh. The comfort I feel when I'm in my sweetheart's arms...
Nothing but good things with this song. Thank you for posting it. ♥️
Thank you for sharing such beautiful visions, I agree with you, this piece can evoke those feelings and impressions.
You paint a very nice picture :)
It's the most beautiful song in the world
K
OMG that makes me cry because I feel so much of those things as well. I miss my grandma - I know she’s watching over me and this sound - this music makes me feel like love goes on forever and never ends
A perfect combination of music and art. My friend had an original Atkinson Grimshaw hanging over the fireplace, eventually it went to auction, I helped lift it from the wall and carry it. What a surreal moment that was. 🎨🖌️
While the lone piano version has a delicate beauty all its own, this orchestral version also beautiful and yet majestic.
I agree. The piano just can’t capture all the nuances of this mystical piece. I’ve heard it played many ways. This is close to perfect as I have heard
I will they would play that special crescendo part that’s near the beginning more than once. The most beautiful piece of music ever
Love listening to this at night. Relaxing 💕
The piano version hugs my soul... The orchestral version adds a long, deep kiss to it.
@@davidpalmer7175beautifully said
Cinematic, I would say.
Evokes memories of times gone by. My parents both gone now, but all the magical moments we had growing up with them. Moms gardens, shopping for a Christmas tree, Christmas morning opening presents, Dad and Mom loving us and each other so much. Never thought they'd get old and pass. Good memories, sad but sweet. The most beautiful piece ever written. Enchanting...
I seem to be wandering in Debussys’ musical aesthetics to spread infinity
Debussy’s music is immeasurable profound and Colossal
I finally found it!!!
This version is perfection.
Some arrangements move too quickly (particularly at the end). I love how this version is deliberate. Largo. This song just takes me away, and I don’t want to come back. 💕
Been looking for this version for so long...now I've found it!
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I think youll love this. A wax recording of him playing the piece. It's faster for sure but understandable.
This is a superb rendition of Debussy's gem. Close to perfection in pace and it just feels full of wonder - which is what this piece should feel like.
I hear and see the beauty of our Creator and I long for love and justice. I long for truth and peace. I long for a new world.
Of course is "perfect", darling... Three words for you: London Symphony Orchestra... S2
I remember my little brother asking our mom to play Claire de Lune on the piano many years ago. With that in the back of my mind, I performed this beautiful piece at her memorial service on my clarinet.
Rip to your mom 🕊
This is a masterpiece and have managed to become a part of me, I love the part at 4:42 , I always close my eyes and just smile, always, i feel like everything is alright. Hope you have a fantastic day, dear reader and listener.
You too Nadir!
You too, mate!
This song is Pure Magic
It is sooo not common to find someone u know irl in these comments, what's up Nadir
@@lmouss994 wait wait you are ?
The paintings evoke the piece’s wistful, nostalgic air perfectly.
J. Atkinson Grimshaw.
@@texasred2702 wonderful artist
This is a great piece of music, and in this arrangement, it's even greater.
Oh my goodness. I have heard Claire du Lune on piano many times. This orchestral version is so beautiful. The ending nearly brought me to tears. The paintings were amazing. Watching from Australia in November 2023.
I understand, Highland Dancer. Best to you from Southern California
The best version of Clair de Lune
Listen to Victor Borge 's version. I cry each time I listen.
One of my favorite arrangement of Clair de Lune. I played it a thousand times but it still make me cry. It's just perfect
Cudowna muzyka i obrazy... Arcydzieło, poruszające do głębi duszy... Dziękuję..! 🌹.... 💙
I lost my boyfriend, just for being estupid, we used to hear this piece just laying out in my bed and staying in silence, we both felt we were in other world and feeling completely full listening this, he is so special for me and I don’t wanna loose him. Hope one day he sees this comment and think of me, and all the great times we had in London and all along our relationship.
I love you so much my little monke 🖤
I hope you got back together. This piece has to be the most beautiful one ever written.
I hope you find him again here's wishing.
I think this is one of the most beautiful renditions of this song I have ever heard. Thank you for sharing it. I have it saved now to my play list ❤
My favorite version ;)
Some times when iam hearing this i think about Friends that i have lost.
Other times about last moments in this life.
Some times about my love and other times about how much i miss being free... I could write all day long. It is such a complex piece of Art. Such masterpiece gives me the kind of pleasure i wish from life.
If ever someone reads this please excuse my english.
I'm sending you some warm thoughts from Brazil! Keep safe!
Your English is perfection. Ok 👌
Amer alameri
Beautifully said! This sentiment rings true to me as well. Thank you!
The skill of Stanley Black is evident here in this rendition by the great London Symphony Orchestra of Debussy's sublime melody. The graphics are delightful.
This version and the piano version have two very different vibes. This version feels like walking down a road at night with your lover, taking it all in without a care in the world while you’re still young. The piano version feels like the emptiness and sadness in your life after losing that love.
This beautiful music will quench and moisturize the dryness of the soul
Yay just found the best online orchestral version of this.
Stanley Black will always remain unsurpassed in his interpretations ~ this piece always brings tears
Debussy' Claire de Lune is pure poetry. A poetry that is gradually moving away from men souls, moving away from the hearts of men;. When we lose it, it will only remain a great voids in all our lifes.
Thanks for sharing this clip!
I think of my parents young again and full of life. I think of myself with my older brother at our local lake when we were young, me playing in the water and him flirting with all the girls. He was a real catch lol! I remember us looking down where the water ran off way down below, the part of the music when it gets very deep, reminds me of watching that water run off, which was scary as well as exhilarating . This piece brings such memories of youth and childhood, of love and being loved, when everything was so new and exciting to mind! That's what good music can do!
This London Symphony version is just amazing...I am at peace especially at the 4:20 mark to the end, like no other music has ever affected me.
What PHENOMENAL beauty and unparalleled spirituality.....
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Beautiful!!!!
This is the finest orchestral arrangement of this piece that I have ever heard and also the finest that I ever hope to hear-C'est magnifique!
All of Debussy’s music is comfortable to the ear and to the mind
This wonderful performance embodies the aesthetics of Debussy
Thank for sharing beautiful moonlights both for eyes and ears.
barque sur I'ocean was my favourite, but this is on a different level
This Orchestral version by the London Symphony Orchestra is captivatingly beautiful. I believe it captures what Debussy wonderfully expressed in this hauntingly beautiful recording.
Jorge Bennett. I want to thank you personally for sharing this beautiful recording. I’ve had a love affair with classical music since a nine year old boy in a school field trip saw and heard a performance of Tchaikovsky’s Peter and the Wolf. 63 years later that love remains strong. Debussy’s Clare de Lune is a favorite and I can close my eyes while listening and be moved to a wonderful dreamy realm where my heart is warmed as it is enveloped in a soft panoply of colors and sounds. Again thank you Jorge. I close sending my best thoughts and wishes from central Florida. As Christmas is approaching I wish you a joyful Christmas.
Thank you so much for your beautiful comment.
Of all the performances of this true and timeless classic, I found this one to match the term CLASSIC. What a beautiful and stirring performance!!
when i listen to this piece i'm whisked away to my happy place, my imagination. it's one of the few good things in my life. my depression gets worse everyday at a time when i should get myself together, bec i'm going into college. i don't know if i'll ever live to see the day when i become genuinely happy for the first time in my life
sometimes you can talk yourself into things, so talk nice like this music, to yourself.
Well said, Dougald. Music and Art are paths to happy places.@@dougaldhendrick3497
It makes me cry.....
A beautiful sad cry...
Most beautiful music I ever heard. God bless this man for all eternity.
One of the most beautiful and hypnotic pieces of music ever written. This piece captures perfectly what dreams are like. You wake up not knowing what's real. You just know you're better from having heard it.
This performance is an order of magnitude, and far superior splendor, and full of admiration, tribute and emotion and comfortable to the eye , the ear and the soul
Thank you for this special gift I will treasure. I love you
1.35 Such beautiful ..
I love this music. I admire amazing paintings.
A wonderful caress of the soul.
Debussy and Grimshaw, what an excellent combination.
Thank you for championing Grimshaw; nice to see my hometown of Leeds.
I sometimes get teary eyed listening to this, but in a good way.
Gracias Jorge por esta maravillosa obra que deleita mis sentidos. Es indescriptible el baile de emociones al oirla 🎼🎹🌠🌹
Me alegro que te guste amiga. Un baile de emociones... así es.
I cry every time I listen to this exceptional performance. It's so moving, full of emotion, colourful, shimmering with sound, brilliantly arranged and stunningly played. It's my favourite version of Clair de Lune, the best orchestral version I've been recently looking for. By the way, my favourite piano version of Clair de Lune is the Alain Planes' interpretation which I highly recommend to listen to. Thank you for blessing us with that recording ❤️
Me too
Cry every time
Thank You for blessing me with your beautiful comment.
As a man, it's refreshing to be able to listen to music and be so emotionally connected with joy and ecstasy that results with tears of happiness. A life well lived with health, family and friends...
The comfort of this masterpiece is unrivaled, and indescribable
The magic of moonlight beautifully illustrated in sound and image!
Definitely the best arrangement of Clair de lune performed by an orchestra ❤️
No words. ❤❤❤❤❤
Very soothing. When tension gets to be to much I listen to this arrangement.
There are no words to explain how important to this piece is to me. It’s one of the most beautiful songs ever created
Listening to this on graveyard shift watching the clouds drift by an almost-full moon and really feeling the magic tonight.
Thank you for posting the paintings & music together. I needed a reminder that not all humans are monsters.
We all need to be reminded.
This masterpiece is the lullaby of mankind , and the cradle of human souls
These pictures are beyond description ， and full of admiration , acclaim and deep emotion and comfortable to the ear and to the mind
They really are amazing --almost better than photographs!
@@michaelschabow2911 Thankyou
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Cherry Blossom in full bloom is approaching
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Wonderful! Masterpiece piece...for our SOULS !❤ Thank you so much!🕊🕊🕊🙏
What a gorgeous arrangement with rich deep bass. I love this.
This is from a Decca/ London Phase Four Stereo series from the 60s/ 70s. They were fantastic recordings for their time!
1:13 Transperce le cœur et l'âme. Mon dieu dans quoi avons-nous sombré... Merci.
I will never be tired of listening to this beautiful melody again and again
This is a cradle of my soul
Wonderful music combined with complementary paintings from this guy Atkinson who I’ve never heard of before. His use of light in these works is fantastic. I wish I could paint to this standard!
So thankful to have lived when we have recordings of beautiful performances such as this to savour, and for many to enjoy, and they aren't lost into the air and memories heard by only those lucky few who were present.
I love you for reuploading this version after the other vid of it disappeared. I spent so long looking for it again.
You are welcome my friend 😊
The same thing with me!! I was so disappointed when I couldn't find this video anymore, especially with these beautiful paintings.
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Theres no word to describe how peaceful and calm i am while listening and watching to this.. and without realizing my eyes suddenly becomes teary.. those were the days when life is so meaningful..
This song is so pretty! It makes me think of the stars at night and Moon.
Amazingly beautiful painting of London at the Debussy times or before. Never heard of John Atkinson Grimshaw before, and I thank you for the discovery. I equally praise your good taste. This picture has lead me to hear the Debussy Claire de Lune orchestrated, something I know well but as the piano piece it is. Am now enjoying this orchestrated work. ➖Shockingly nice and romantic the rest of the pictures too. I suppose they're all Grimshaw works. A very good artist, I find. And yes, c'est une rêverie, and this is what Debussy composed and works well, orchestrated. Thanks again. 🙄😳😔❤️👍❤️🤗🇫🇷
Utter brilliance that's bright & colorful, sweepingly gorgeous & exquisitely engrossing, continuously compelling w unrestrained yet refined beauty, sweetly delicate & soft while still strong & powerful, yearning not left unsatisfied, playful & harmonious, pangs of longing soon passionately fulfilled, unapologetically stimulating & desirously driven, enthusiastically pulling you further & further along its musically majestic journey.
Or more simply put, *_Undeniable Perfection!_*
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The moonlight is really matched to these paintings. Debussy is fantastic!!! I don't know why but when I listen this music, I remember so many memories of my childhood.
This splendor of words can not arrive
No performance is as interesting and intriguing and captivating as this wonderful orchestra’s performance
If there is a better way (than listening to this masterpiece) to spend 5 minutes and 51 seconds in mortality, I hope, but don't expect, to find it.
Its amazing...i felt like i was at home....but a home that I don't know yet.
The skill of Stanley Black is evident in his arrangement of this magical piece for the great London Symphony Orchestra. The graphics are superb and enhance the beauty of Debussy's gorgeous melody.
My favorite version, it's incredible.
Beautiful, I love the vinyl crackle, adds a touch of vintage authenticity...
Well if I could define Heaven by music it would have to be this rendition. Magical
❤Magic and very beautiful ❤
This music is sooo beautiful! i got tears of sadness and hapiness 😭❤️ i listen to this when i'm lovesick or rejected!
Very good video, great music composition. Love it. Thank you.💖💖💖💖💖💖💯
I feel as though I’ve died and gone to heaven this is the most beautiful piece of music and combined with the video the best ever
Never gets old. I love it so much
Thank you SO very much for posting this. It is perfection. I purpose to be in my car close my eyes breathe and listen to this.
You are must welcome! Please do not close your eyes while driving!
No, no . I sit in my car, stopped.
@@rtrouthouse1506 😅ok, no problem!
I literally melted into the paintings with the music, wonderfully produced👍👍👍
I hope everyone finds as much serenity in this as I do, with everything going on in the world.
Absolutely Fabulous
Thank you to all involved in the production of this video...such beautiful music and art...a masterpiece that touches my very depths of my soul
I hope I will be listening to this piece of music as I leave this world..I can't say its a HAPPY piece of music I think for most people it gives them reminiscences on their past life.