Genial Sibelius y magnifico karajan, plasma toda la delicadeza de la melancolia, sobre todo al final, que es el fragmento que mas me gusta. Menos mal que la musica acompaña y no te sientes tan solo. Gracias y Buenas tardes . 🎉❤❤.
It's great to see all these people from other countries here, and that's what's the most amazing thing about music. I might not understand a word of your language, but we can all speak the language of music and hear this relatively the same way, even if it evokes different emotions in us, we're all humans listening to the same piece of music. And that's the other thing that's most amazing to me about music- in some sense, it's not that specific. But to you, it's completely specific emotionally. You are able to get emotions from things and trigger memories that the piece isn't even trying to get out of you.
particuarly from a suede, of Whom's cultural achievements I admire. Anything good in Finland is except for the glory in saving Northern Europe from invasion by war, is all rooted in the fine time of us being part of the Sweden Big :) * greetings from Åbo ock rikligt menar jag att Swedenborg, Nobel, Abba, Volvo rule everything. You've done great.
La valse triste...i was 8 years old in Paris My mother offered me a 45 vinyl to play on my Radiola record player And....what beauty! Nostalgia too of course, moments of joy, moments of strife I feel home, back to where I was born and where I became totally in love with Classical music So home...Finland for most of you, Paris for me Home is inside of us forever,however nomadic we are, Home is music Thank you
When I was 11 years old, I had the most wonderful song teacher. In Denmark we had "song lessons" every week. He introduced me to Classic music with this - I have no word for it.... He led me through woods and streams, and I was just dreaming.. I'll never forget this beutiful peace of music.. May you rest in peace, Folmer Madsen
Cuando era adolescente escuchaba música electrónica, una vez encontré un casette de mi papá entre los míos. Por curiosidad me encontré con un casette de música clásica, me llamó la atención el título de esa canción "valse triste", quería saber si en verdad era triste....me impacto, esa música causo algo dentro de mi. Removió mi alma por completo. Hoy tengo 51 años, y ya mi padre no está conmigo, pero cada cierto tiempo vuelvo a escuchar esta canción y en mi memoria me reencuentro con mi padre y ambos en mi interior escuchamos esta canción.....y si realmente era una canción triste.
Un des plus somptueux morceaux de musique, malgré le titre. C'est plus de la mélancolie, de la rêverie; que de la tristesse qui en émane. Et quelle magistrale façon de tenir l'attention de l'auditeur en suspens, jusqu'à la libération de toutes les émotions dans l'envolée de la fin!
Thru the decades I have, on occasion, tried to get into Jean Sibelius's music. I've always failed. Until now. Too bad it took me so long, but only tonight did I learn of this signature piece of his. I love Shostakovich's music, and in a video Leonard Bernstein mentions that the second movement of Shosty's 9th symphony reminds people of Sibelius's Valse Triste. So I gave Valse Triste a listen tonight for the first time.... AT LAST! Finally I understand the greatness of Sibelius! What a gorgeous, beautiful, haunting piece!
I also love Shostakovich, will listen again to his 9th symphony, indeed, Bernsein's lecture about it was fantastic, I even posted it in Shostakovich group and this piece has been one of my favorites since childhood, the slow sad beginning growing and exploding, then dying... fantastic
I totally understand, I couldn't quite fall in love with Sibelius (although I wanted to) for a long time. It was the Swan of Tunonela that won me over, but if I can imagine how you must of felt when you first heard this piece!
Makes me weep, then smile and hope. Such a contrast of aching sadness coupled with the glimmer of beautiful hope. The end, deep and primal struggle with a resigning sigh of humanity all in one breath. Amazing.
This music genre will never grow old, generations and generations into eternity will listen to this piece from sibelius and mozart and beethoven and Tchaikovsky and others and will just sit back and admire the brilliance and power of musical magic that just teleports your thoughts completely away from the daily worries and stresses for over 6 minutes here to total relaxation and imagination. Classic (pun Intended).
1940's American Radio Show "I Love A Mystery" propelled Jack, Doc and Reggie through their perilous adventures to this Valse Triste music. Although it was only the theme music it excited my 7 year mind so that I never forgot the the music and it's riveting melody , even to this day.
Esta canción me hace sentir ka melancolia de haber perdido todo lo que soy como ser humano....lamento tu perdida y aunque no la comprendo plenamente...comparto tu dolor porque también perdí un ser amado que era igual a un padre.. ..siendo el dolor de la belleza que transmite
È difficile trovare le parole e i concetti per esprimere le emozioni che mi provocano questo brano, è come vivere le cose della vita vedersi passare come un film la bellezza del creato con la consapevolezza di doverla lasciare per sempre il giorno dopo o un'ora dopo, senza conservarne più memoria, oppure un amore grande , senza mai più riabbracciarlo . E così il cuore si gonfia un dolore sottile che l'anima , venendoci in aiuto riesce a rendere quel dolore in una forma di sublimazione. Ecco la parola giusta questi brano è assolutamente sublime , anche quando al dolore subentra la la forza della fine
Minunkin mielessäni on samat tunteet, tunnen tämän lapsuudestani saakka, koska hän oli muusikko, lapsena pelkäsin tätä musiikkia, tuli vaarallinen olo.
I am a Finn but now living in ever so wonderful Spain.. but tonight I just felt a bang of home sickness.. so I am listening to this wonderful music and, even though it is sad, I feel fine again, I feel at home..)
Spain is, with Portugal, a land which is rejected by the God. The grounds of the country were destroyed by fascist Franco, the ever bloody bastard, who is living still in the minds of poor people, and the ignorant, healthy-seeking tourists, who should come back to Finland and no more to try avoid their taxes!!
Good sadness is better than bad happiness. As a child, I remember my dad playing this recording while it was still and foggy outside of our San Francisco suburb home. That combination was just magical. Love from Silicon Valley, California, USA.
Magnífico! Grande compositor, e um gênio de maestro: Von Karajan! A maneira como esse Maestro conduzia essa orquestras, parece que cada instrumento dava vida a um trecho da música 🌹🌹🌹
Потрясающе: Караян взрывает целые пласты времени и известная всем музыка превращается в картину страны, ее народа, всех народов мира! Вот что такое гений...
Сейчас прослушала несколько раз этот необыкновенный вальс в разном исполнении. И все казалось, что-то не то. И вот, наконец : великий композитор, замечательный оркестр и великий дирижер (Герберт фон Караян) соединились. Прекрасно настолько, что наворачиваются слезы на глаза! Спасибо
This performance is quite slow, but extremely effective, like the dream it depicts. It really brings forth the wonderful pizzicato counter figures at 2:52 and again at 4:12, usually passing quite fast and imperceptible.
Gracias Allegro non Troppo de Bruno Bozetto por enseñarme esta pieza. Nunca olvidaré las memorias de aquel pobre gato en los escombros de una casa vacía en esa animación que le hace justicia a esta melodía.
Nowadays I never regret that I had to listen to Sibelius and other composers every Sunday in my youth. Now Sibelius is one of the greatest together with all the others 😊 So happy to have heard so many of the classics to love all music!
That Karajan was the greatest conductor ever, well there was little doubt about it. But here, in this small 6 minutes in all his immense career, in a piece he loved so much, with a composer he loved so much, Karajan demonstrates fully and completely his abnormous psychologic power, his deep understanding of music, his sensitivity as really no one else before or after him. This is the real Epiphany of Music. When Music is Art, when Art is alive.
No sé a qué se deba este sentimiento pero amo sentir un dolor que nace de esta belleza musical..siento que conozco mi ser y encuentro dolor mientras me enamoro de esta bella orquesta musical
J.C.J. Sibelius Valse triste: (Surullinen valssi) "Sad valtz" Tämä on aivan varmasti parhaita teoksia heti Finlandian jälkeen Sibeliukselta. Voidaan olla ilosia siitä, että suomessa on ollut näin hieno säveltäjä, kuin Johan Christian Julius "Janne" Sibelius.
Serious question- has anyone ever recorded this beautiful piece of music without an audible cough in it? It's become an obsession for me to hear it that way here on YT.
Грустная и светлая музыка...как бывает в белые ночи на севере....свет без теней...и как писал русский поэт Пушкин...одна заря спешит сменить другую зарю....дав ночи полчаса.Россия.Санкт Петербург...
Von Kajaran and Sibelius appreciated each others work over everything else. I think we can hear the fruits of this bi-lateral relationship in this video.
J'ai lu une lettre de jeunesse de mon papa dans laquelle il disait écrire en écoutant cette musique.. Paix à ton âme, mon papa adoré et tant regretté💕
My grandmother loved Valse Triste. She died last month. This reminds me of her everytime. Rest in peace.
I'm sorry. RIP.
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Genial Sibelius y magnifico karajan, plasma toda la delicadeza de la melancolia, sobre todo al final, que es el fragmento que mas me gusta. Menos mal que la musica acompaña y no te sientes tan solo. Gracias y Buenas tardes . 🎉❤❤.
Driving along in San Francisco yesterday I heard this on the radio. Greetings from California!
eternamente......
Jean Sibelius was a twenty first century genius. His music is so haunting, so northern in quality
Absolut richtig ! ❤
20th century
2021.12.20.
Sibelius is here...
Best regards from Roumania🇧🇪
Heard this on the radio at 8 pm. Beautiful melody. Glad I found it
It's great to see all these people from other countries here, and that's what's the most amazing thing about music. I might not understand a word of your language, but we can all speak the language of music and hear this relatively the same way, even if it evokes different emotions in us, we're all humans listening to the same piece of music. And that's the other thing that's most amazing to me about music- in some sense, it's not that specific. But to you, it's completely specific emotionally. You are able to get emotions from things and trigger memories that the piece isn't even trying to get out of you.
How good! My thoughts exactamente!
particuarly from a suede, of Whom's cultural achievements I admire.
Anything good in Finland is except for the glory in saving Northern Europe from invasion by war, is all rooted in the fine time of us being part of the Sweden Big :)
* greetings from Åbo ock rikligt menar jag att Swedenborg, Nobel, Abba, Volvo rule everything. You've done great.
Vesa Hugh Nell o
Yes, TH-cam is a gift of the Gods. Now, if only they'd let classical pieces "play through".
Your comment already 2years I hope you ok now and we'll ❤️❤️❤️
La valse triste...i was 8 years old in Paris
My mother offered me a 45 vinyl to play on my Radiola record player
And....what beauty! Nostalgia too of course, moments of joy, moments of strife
I feel home, back to where I was born and where I became totally in love with
Classical music
So home...Finland for most of you, Paris for me
Home is inside of us forever,however nomadic we are,
Home is music
Thank you
When I was 11 years old, I had the most wonderful song teacher. In Denmark we had "song lessons" every week. He
introduced me to Classic music with this - I have no word for it.... He
led me through woods and streams, and I was just dreaming.. I'll never forget this beutiful peace of music.. May you rest in peace, Folmer Madsen
Sem dúvidas esta valsa nos transporta. Uma obra-prima.
😢
Teachers like that are rare, real gems that stay with us all our lives. As my Philosophy teacher also, a fantastic person.
Sibelius, a brilliant mathematician , violinist and Finland's greatest cultural ambassador.
@Smith Wessonguez Quev
Valse triste
This song aint got nothing against finlandia
Sibelius was our heavy man for 100 years ago
Get the f out of here, he wasn't a mathematician. You live in a parallel world?
Musica meravigliosamente triste
..la dedico a chi soffre,me compresa,perche' abbia almeno la consolazione di ascoltare questo stupendo brano
The saddest waltz of all time, Maestro Jean. Lets us have a big and deep drink for the immortality of your music...
no autumn is by Archibold Joyce
@@johnonorgan Life is in minor key, especially autumn...
My homeland in my mind now...
Queste musiche sublimi.sono apprezzate soprattutto da chi ha compreso che nella vita non vi e' che dolore
Ah, cette valse triste,
qui nous prend à la fois comme une joie et une souffrance.
Its "The pain of beauty"
Just watched "Death Takes a Holiday" I recognized "Valse Triste" softly playing in the background the whole time.
Cuando era adolescente escuchaba música electrónica, una vez encontré un casette de mi papá entre los míos. Por curiosidad me encontré con un casette de música clásica, me llamó la atención el título de esa canción "valse triste", quería saber si en verdad era triste....me impacto, esa música causo algo dentro de mi. Removió mi alma por completo. Hoy tengo 51 años, y ya mi padre no está conmigo, pero cada cierto tiempo vuelvo a escuchar esta canción y en mi memoria me reencuentro con mi padre y ambos en mi interior escuchamos esta canción.....y si realmente era una canción triste.
Un des plus somptueux morceaux de musique, malgré le titre. C'est plus de la mélancolie, de la rêverie; que de la tristesse qui en émane. Et quelle magistrale façon de tenir l'attention de l'auditeur en suspens, jusqu'à la libération de toutes les émotions dans l'envolée de la fin!
Pour un ami qui est parti
@@sylevievicaire6970 per tutti noi che partiremo per un mondo che tutti dicono migliore,ma che nessuno ha fretta di conoscere
@@chiarastella76 je ne parle pas italien dommage
Cette valse ...quelle magie, et même faire la fin du morceau quelques accords me font penser à West side story !!!
Troppo bello..davvero triste, ma la tristezza,almeno nella mia vita,e' come il.pane quotidiano
Thru the decades I have, on occasion, tried to get into Jean Sibelius's music. I've always failed. Until now. Too bad it took me so long, but only tonight did I learn of this signature piece of his. I love Shostakovich's music, and in a video Leonard Bernstein mentions that the second movement of Shosty's 9th symphony reminds people of Sibelius's Valse Triste. So I gave Valse Triste a listen tonight for the first time.... AT LAST! Finally I understand the greatness of Sibelius! What a gorgeous, beautiful, haunting piece!
I also love Shostakovich, will listen again to his 9th symphony, indeed, Bernsein's lecture about it was fantastic, I even posted it in Shostakovich group and this piece has been one of my favorites since childhood, the slow sad beginning growing and exploding, then dying... fantastic
I totally understand, I couldn't quite fall in love with Sibelius (although I wanted to) for a long time. It was the Swan of Tunonela that won me over, but if I can imagine how you must of felt when you first heard this piece!
@@RJPaul-px6vt Nothing like a sad waltz.
If you like haunting pieces, give a try to another masterpiece of Sibelius, the Swan of Tuonela, you might like it as well.
@@yowzephyr So right. Isn't it strange that, when all is said and done, it's sad or melancholy music that really make us happy.
My mother's funeral music, she loved Sibelius, and said this is so chearing and giving hope to all the poor people of us
+Poor in cash but rich in mind and imagination
As me
OLen kuullut että Sibelius sävelsi tämän kappaleen kuolleen tyttärensä muistoksi-- Sibelius rakasti lapsiaan.
Ritva Fagerlund Nice know Sibelius is still apreciated somewhere else than finland too
Tali of course he is, as he should be, because his works are amazing.
過去40年間この曲は私の幻の曲でした。そして今日再び巡り逢う事ができました。今から心の中の空白の時間を取り戻す様にたっぷりと何千回、何万回と何度も何度も飽きるまで毎日毎晩ずーっとずーっといっしょです。
😮 A Truly Masterpiece, Mr. Sibelius knew how to go and dig so deep into our souls, Beautiful!😮❤
Sibelius and Karajan, the masters.What a combination!
My father used to play this for me when I was little. He'd have a glass of Scotch in his hand tears on his face!
How would he play with a glass in his hand?
@@BytomGirl Not easily. LOLs
@@hannahminns1511 Not easily at all :)
Just quietly comprehending you're all out there, probably hoping and trying for the best in the world, respect 😁👍(from north devon,uk) 🙏👍
Same back to you fella. Hope you’re well?
Yes, we are hoping the best, and livin the People of Ukraina.
Yes we are well untill now, lets se hwats happeneds in during of next days.
Makes me weep, then smile and hope. Such a contrast of aching sadness coupled with the glimmer of beautiful hope. The end, deep and primal struggle with a resigning sigh of humanity all in one breath. Amazing.
This music genre will never grow old, generations and generations into eternity will listen to this piece from sibelius and mozart and beethoven and Tchaikovsky and others and will just sit back and admire the brilliance and power of musical magic that just teleports your thoughts completely away from the daily worries and stresses for over 6 minutes here to total relaxation and imagination. Classic (pun Intended).
È una musica così struggente che penetra nel profondo
2:46 Every thing conducted by HVK is wonderful, I have 60+years of experience, Northern Rivers NSW Australia.
A lifetime is not enough to listen to all the beautiful music composed by the great composers🎹🎻🎺🎸
1940's American Radio Show "I Love A Mystery" propelled Jack, Doc and Reggie through their perilous adventures to this Valse Triste music. Although it was only the theme music it excited my 7 year mind so that I never forgot the the music and it's riveting melody , even to this day.
ONE of the amazing pieces, harmonically, ever written.
Y con Sibelius llegó el gran momento de la grandiosidad nostálgica y los recuerdos del pasado y del presente, lleno de solemnidad y emotividad...!!
Esta pieza maestra de la música clásica le quedó como anillo al dedo a la novela de teresa con Maricruz olivier en 1959
Yksi kauneimpia klassisia kappaleita.tuo lohtua , voimaa ja iloa samaan aikaan.
very good ~~~~!!!
Cada 19 de enero me acuerdo de mi madre y pongo esta música. 😞Es mi pequeño homenaje
Lo siento mucho. Solamente nos podemos quedar con los momentos hermosos vividos a la par a ella.
Esta canción me hace sentir ka melancolia de haber perdido todo lo que soy como ser humano....lamento tu perdida y aunque no la comprendo plenamente...comparto tu dolor porque también perdí un ser amado que era igual a un padre.. ..siendo el dolor de la belleza que transmite
Para mi hermana, te dije que cuando volvieras a Finlandia me trajeras un recuerdo del maestro Sibelius, se que nunca podrás volver, me duele el alma.
Omg this is so good 👍
So beautiful! I think this is something like I'll hear at heaven when I'll die. Brilliant music no doubt!
Gee, I hope there's classical music in that other place, too, ....., just in case.
Love from Albania 😍❤️🇦🇱
Grazie 🙂💐❤👼
Still as beautiful and haunting as it was when it was written.
I’ve always thought Sibelius’s music was/is so beautifully haunting
La tristesse du bonheur. Parfaite mélodie de Sibelius pour notre temps.
Mia madre lo suonava al pianoforte e glielo chiedevo sempre. Torna a casa mamma! 💙
Immortale❤❤❤❤
È difficile trovare le parole e i concetti per esprimere le emozioni che mi provocano questo brano, è come vivere le cose della vita vedersi passare come un film la bellezza del creato con la consapevolezza di doverla lasciare per sempre il giorno dopo o un'ora dopo, senza conservarne più memoria, oppure un amore grande , senza mai più riabbracciarlo . E così il cuore si gonfia un dolore sottile che l'anima , venendoci in aiuto riesce a rendere quel dolore in una forma di sublimazione. Ecco la parola giusta questi brano è assolutamente sublime , anche quando al dolore subentra la la forza della fine
Una sinfonia!!!!!!
Каждая моя клетка довольствуется неотразимым звучанием этого вальса. В нем спрятана словно некая сила!! Невероятно❤️💐
Minunkin mielessäni on samat tunteet, tunnen tämän lapsuudestani saakka, koska hän oli muusikko, lapsena pelkäsin tätä musiikkia, tuli vaarallinen olo.
Nyt en enää pelkää mitään oikeastaan, kun ikääkin on, mutta Sinullekkin toivotan kaikkea hyvää ystäväni.
On doit l'ecouter tout entiere. Il n'est past triste. Celui' là nous avons nos sentiments. La joie de comprendre nous mèmes.
One of the most beautiful and emotional pieces of music I’ve ever heard!
Beautiful. Thank you from Georgia USA.
saluer from California brenda
The best music from Finnland👌👍
I am a Finn but now living in ever so wonderful Spain.. but tonight I just felt a bang of home sickness.. so I am listening to this wonderful music and, even though it is sad, I feel fine again, I feel at home..)
Anton bruiner symphonie no 5
Sure you are, Costa del Sol! Habla Espanol then and give a mierda about Sibeliuses. I feel sad to read your English burst.
@@riikkapitkanen3666 ollaanpa sitä nyt niin vihaisia. Mee nukkumaan äläkä kiukuttele.
Spain is, with Portugal, a land which is rejected by the God. The grounds of the country were destroyed by fascist Franco, the ever bloody bastard, who is living still in the minds of poor people, and the ignorant, healthy-seeking tourists, who should come back to Finland and no more to try avoid their taxes!!
Good sadness is better than bad happiness. As a child, I remember my dad playing this recording while it was still and foggy outside of our San Francisco suburb home. That combination was just magical. Love from Silicon Valley, California, USA.
Hermoso recuerdo del gran maestro Herbert von Karajan con el bello Vals Triste de Sibelius!!
😍❤️❤️
El maestro No es Hervert von Karajan , sino que el creador de esta Masterpiece , es decir Jean Sibelius.
C'est magnifique, mais je ne m'e'xplique pas : je vois défiler ma vie et cela me rend triste...tous les instants de bonheur sont si courts !
La música que hace sentir, que complace y hace feliz...el tiempo pasa y los sentimientos son los musmos de hace 5 años.
Счастье - хотя бы раз в жизни услышать это неповторимое , потрясающее исполнение ,.рожденное гением Карояна .!
Magnífico! Grande compositor, e um gênio de maestro: Von Karajan! A maneira como esse Maestro conduzia essa orquestras, parece que cada instrumento dava vida a um trecho da música 🌹🌹🌹
Magnifique
An absolute masterpiece
Потрясающе: Караян взрывает целые пласты времени и известная всем музыка превращается в картину страны, ее народа, всех народов мира! Вот что такое гений...
Ihmeellistä, minä luulin, että kukaan ei muista enää Herbert von Karajani, olin aivan lapsi, kun kuulin hänen johtamiaan orkesteri esityksiään.
Сейчас прослушала несколько раз этот необыкновенный вальс в разном исполнении. И все казалось, что-то не то. И вот, наконец : великий композитор, замечательный оркестр и великий дирижер (Герберт фон Караян) соединились. Прекрасно настолько, что наворачиваются слезы на глаза!
Спасибо
Quelle merveille !.
Yrittäkää jaksaa, haluan toivottaa Hyvää Joulua... mikäli se on mahdollista, tervrisiä Suomesta. ❤
The Cat sequence from Allegro Non Troppo brought me here. Greetings from Canada!
Splendida musica,ascolto e mi commuovo
Superbe 🎶💓🎶✨
Tonight I felt sad and came here to listen to this masterpiece ..and it made me happy :) Love Sibelius, my homeland hero
MRiitta si1
I am distantly Finnish, so I wonder if it is in
the DNA to like this music. I love it.
This performance is quite slow, but extremely effective, like the dream it depicts. It really brings forth the wonderful pizzicato counter figures at 2:52 and again at 4:12, usually passing quite fast and imperceptible.
Gracias Allegro non Troppo de Bruno Bozetto por enseñarme esta pieza. Nunca olvidaré las memorias de aquel pobre gato en los escombros de una casa vacía en esa animación que le hace justicia a esta melodía.
Esecuzione magistrale...insuperabile
Nowadays I never regret that I had to listen to Sibelius and other composers every Sunday in my youth. Now Sibelius is one of the greatest together with all the others 😊
So happy to have heard so many of the classics to love all music!
Боже, какая красивая музыка, и какое красивое видео, сделанное Angelo.
Musique envoûtante ,images magnifiques
Simplemente maravilloso.!!
Beethoven, Wagner, Mahler and Sibelius are the quartets that are capable of creating music of incomprehensible depth.
You are absolutely right.
Well said!
Bruckner too... mustn't forget, l schubert too
Very well said, bravo …
Don't forget Shostakovitch.
That Karajan was the greatest conductor ever, well there was little doubt about it. But here, in this small 6 minutes in all his immense career, in a piece he loved so much, with a composer he loved so much, Karajan demonstrates fully and completely his abnormous psychologic power, his deep understanding of music, his sensitivity as really no one else before or after him. This is the real Epiphany of Music. When Music is Art, when Art is alive.
Greatest conductor ever? Get a grip.
Grandioso emocionante!!
No sé a qué se deba este sentimiento pero amo sentir un dolor que nace de esta belleza musical..siento que conozco mi ser y encuentro dolor mientras me enamoro de esta bella orquesta musical
J.C.J. Sibelius
Valse triste:
(Surullinen valssi)
"Sad valtz"
Tämä on aivan varmasti parhaita teoksia heti Finlandian jälkeen Sibeliukselta. Voidaan olla ilosia siitä, että suomessa on ollut näin hieno säveltäjä, kuin Johan Christian Julius "Janne" Sibelius.
Ihanan säveltäjämme upea teos ja Karajan - mikä yhdistelmä!
I just hope no one ever chose this masterpiece for their wedding waltz...
Sibelius died in 1957 at the age of 92 perhaps the only classical composer to have lived to a ripe old age.His music reflected his Finnish background.
Zarir Sethna- Jean Sibelius certainly knew how to compose a very emotive piece of music. What a genius he was. Delightful.
I was ten years old when he died. I only discovered his music decades later.
with tears in my eyes ..living through this magnificent performance.. thank you!
Leave it to Sibelius to compose the most depressing waltz of all times.
El video es fantastico acompañando esta gran obra por caminos que esta musica requiete......momentos muy especiales.
Serious question- has anyone ever recorded this beautiful piece of music without an audible cough in it? It's become an obsession for me to hear it that way here on YT.
A song that perfectly describes my Valentines Day.
Musique sans frontière...❤
Eine eindrucksvolle Geste unserer unsterblichen abendländischen Seele!
Beautiful.
I really like sad waltz with this finish. Sadness is part of life and as beautiful as joy. That was the spirit of Sibelius. ♥️😭😇🥀🍀🎹🎻😀👏👏
I never heard such a fascinating music, never.....🎶🎶
Musique Divine images splendides
Fantástico todo:la música el entorno del ambiente. Gracias por compartir
Extraordinario , de mis preferidos !!!!!
Грустная и светлая музыка...как бывает в белые ночи на севере....свет без теней...и как писал русский поэт Пушкин...одна заря спешит сменить другую зарю....дав ночи полчаса.Россия.Санкт Петербург...
Добрый вечер,вопрос к вам, что вы знаете ли другие вокальное произведения композитора Сибелиуса?можно скажите пожалуйста ✍🏼🙂спасибо.
Si beau ... rien d'autre qu'un envol vers ...
Von Kajaran and Sibelius appreciated each others work over everything else.
I think we can hear the fruits of this bi-lateral relationship in this video.
Grande compositor finlandês!
A beautiful piece with ocean and nature
It has been years since I’ve listened to this piece, I’d forgotten how beautiful it was.
Proud to have selfie front of Sibelius Musical Instrument statue in Helsinki !