Beethoven ~ Moonlight Sonata (1st Movement)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video, I play Ludwig Van Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata, Op. 27 No. 2, 1st Movement.
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I know the falling moon tiles are a little corny... but by the time I finished doing them, I was in too deep and just decided to go with it. I hope you enjoy this classic! Beethoven did not name this the "moonlight sonata," but rather, his critics did. Oftentimes, composers did not like their works to be nicknamed, and Beethoven was no exception. I think, though, that an imaginative title often helps the listener connect with the piece more. Do you think this piece sounds like moonlight?
The tiles look great! And the overall visuals of your videos are rivaling Rousseau's
@@sonorouspiano2225 Aww thank you so much! What a great compliment.
Beautifully done! Happy to support your channel! Have a great week ahead!🎷🎷
Thank you so much for your support!
So graceful and beautiful as always!! Remember us when you're famous ☺💜
Aww! Thank you!
It's a
beautiful performance
Very awesome visuals! Looks icy and metallic. Good work!
EDIT: So they're moon textures lol. Looks nice anyway
haha thank you!
Hello Eusebius!!! Excellent your cover "Moonlight Sonata". This popular and relaxing song!!! And I love your edition also!!! You are so talented man. Keep going this way. Best wishes.
Thank you very much! THank you for listening.
Thank you for the great music.
Thanks for listening
I honestly though the moon tiles were beautiful. It's been quite a while since I've last listened to this piece and my ears weren't disappointed listening to your lovely interpretation! (Nor my eyes because you render in 4k)! I look forward to your next video. Keep up the wonderful work Eusebius! :)
Aww! Thank you so much, that makes me feel better about them! LOL! Thanks for stopping by.
My pleasure.
Awesome!!!
Thanks!!
Your so underrated
Aww, I appreciate the compliment
Nice! keep it up
THank you!
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Magnificent performance !. I love your sensitivity, and as always, I really enjoy listening to you and watching your videos. You will have many subscribers, and I am proud to be one of them. Greetings and congratulations!👏👏👏
Thank you so much, Armando, I truly appreciate your kind, supportive comments.
@@Eusebiuspiano It is a pleasure. Regards!.🙂
What beautiful playing and exceptional graphics. How did you manage to get that halo around the notes?
Thanks! It was in after effects, using the bevel alpha effect combined with the glow effect.
Yeah the tiles are classy. In motion I didn't notice the moon so with the translucency I thought they made really convincing ice cubes!
Very nice ! Not gonna lie, it's been a while since i listened to this piece, i really enjoyed your interpretation :-) Keep up the good work !
The notes were looking good, don't worry about it
Also, why not adding reverb and softness in your vst ? It might be interesting for slow pieces like this
Hi Mr Tardoss! I also do not listen to this piece very much anymore because I have heard it so many times! Thank you for the nice compliment as well as the feedback on the sound. What VST are you speaking of... this is a real piano ;) (wink wink nudge nudge)
@@Eusebiuspiano Oh my bad, i though you were using a VST like a lot of people do (me included) Haha good to know ;-)
Sorry, jokes/sarcasm do not translate well in text. It is a VST but I want it to sound like a real piano.
@@Eusebiuspiano Omg i feel stupid :')
But i see your point, don't worry. Your VST actualy sounds good, i was just wondering if it would sound better with a reverb
Hi Eusebius! this song marked my life, it was the one that gave me inspiration to study piano, beautiful execution😍
That’s pretty awesome, I think I could say the same about the piece! When I was a young child, I wanted to play this so badly, but I remember struggling so much with the key signature and not being able to finish learning it as a result. The desire to play this music pushed me, and now (20 years later) this piece is sight readable. It’s nice to just be able to enjoy it.