Remember until about 100 years ago anyone who listened to this song probably only heard it once in their life, attending an orchestra talented enough to perform this would’ve been expensive and rare, and we take fro granted we can listen to it anytime.
Pachelbel was very special to my son, he loved it! He was only 19 when he died, but I always felt that he was an old soul who had been on this earth before. He had a deep understanding and appreciation of things from long ago.
Re:comment: 👆I’m so sorry for your loss! 💔your precious brother is just soundly asleep in his grave. Jesus Christ is gonna wake all those sleeping in their graves in His own time. But…rest assured he’ll be brought back to life & see Jesus Christ whether or not he believed. There’s hope sweetheart! 🙏❤️
@@Imcosplayingasyou good question, since music is a type of art. I do believe, as I believe you know already, that the original post was referring to visual art. It just fits in the context of the message. Be well.
I walked down the aisle to this 2 years ago. My husband was crying when he usually doesn't. It was making us smile listening to this knowing our anniversary was yesterday. ❤
It was supposedly not that popular to its contemporaries and quickly fell out of style. Proof that taste in music has always been implosive and it ebbs and flows I suppose.
When I get tired of seeing wars, violence, widespread corruption, and all sorts of atrocities in the news, reaching the inevitable conclusion that the human being is garbage, I listen to this absolute masterpiece and reconcile with our species. There is hope.
@@CS-zn4bu Indeed the issue is looking at man as a whole rather than the greats among us who should be applauded. Most people dont deserve to be applauded.
When I was in Firenze this past November, I went to a classical music concert in an old church. When the musicians started playing this song I almost cried and it felt like I was back in the Renaissance time. It was beautiful.
Soňa Nováková Logos/God. He is the Divine wisdom, manifest in creation. He is order, reason, the controlling principle in the universe and the redemption of the world. Keep searching, you WILL find Him. 💖 God bless! ~Viva Cristo Rey~
my brother used to play this on the piano, we played it at his funeral recently with my sister playing the flute, it sounded beautiful in the church, he will never be forgotton
@@papertoyssHe said heart, as in emotionally. When we think of the past centuries, most of them are filled with cruel and barbaric things (torture, slavery, witch hunts, numerous wars), but instead all of that, music unites all of us.
@@YukiXKohaku True, but think Aristophanes, Euripides, Sophocles, etc. all of them still capture our hearts (and minds) and they lived 2,000+ years prior the 17th century. Art is art and music is just one aspect of it.
Oh my god I finally found it!!! I kept searching fancy rich person classical music (and other phrases) trying to find this song and it kept showing me playlists of "top classical songs" and none of those stupid playlists had this one song I was looking for. Unbelievable. But I finally found it!! Thank God
Lmao! Fancy rich person song... Not the way I would name it but glad you found it. My Mom's clock plays this song and then I heard it at the start of Honkai: Star Rail. It's really a beautiful piece of music and made me realize how much I appreciate classical music more than music today. This piece is just so soulful and deep.
My radiant bride walked down the aisle to this beautiful piece of music on 8/10/86 and blessed me by becoming my wife. After 35 years of marriage to this woman, who made me a much better man, I lost her to COVID last September. I still love and miss you my darling Susan ❤️
Well, let us say 300+ years - this was composed at the earliest in 1630, which makes it 393 years old at the very best. That being said, the rest of your comment remains absolutely true and correct.
Ya know, I've heard the main part of this so many times and never thought about it, but the lead-in and build-up is one of my favorite parts. The song as a whole is what losing yourself in an activity you love feels like, when your brain turns off, you enter a flow state and become one with creation.
Ein ganz herzliches Dankeschön einem Arzt,der egal zu welcher Zeit mit seinem Fachwissen stets unterstützend zur Seite steht.Vielen vielen Dank dafür. Solche Menschen gibt es nicht oft.
I used this music in one of my first websites i created, almost 18 years ago (as music on websites were cool) I choose this song because it is one of the most peaceful music i could imagine, and i feel still the same after all this years.
As someone who is decidedly NOT a music snob, and loves a lot of contemporary music, including popular music from both the US and abroad written in the past decade, I have to agree. Nothing affects me in quite the way this song does. I don't even have any special memories tied to it; something about this song is just so perfect for me. Nothing else portrays the indescribable beauty and ecstasy of humanity and the universe we inhabit quite like this song, not even close.
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I visited the very old city of San Sebastián in Spain years back. I remember checking into my hostel and going out onto the tiny balcony that overlooked the narrow cobblestone streets. There were violinists playing this song. I was literally transported back in time
My fourth grade teacher used to play Pachelbel's Canon almost every morning before we started our class. This is easily my favorite song of all time. Everything about it is beautiful.
Same but it was our grade 3 teacher and she played it during our reading period, I still remember the song but most of my classmates don't, truly a masterpiece.
You've missed out on a lot then. Look up the below on Google. The 10 greatest composers of the 21st century (so far) - Classic FM Some absolute masterpieces that rival even Beethoven have come from some of these artists.
This song has always had an end of the world vibe to it but not in a "omg the world is ending" but in a " man we had a good run guys, let's enjoy the end while it lasts." Way
Wrong. We die for one second. Why do you think we say “He died”? Because he isn’t dying, he already died. But life on the other hand, he lived isn’t correct. He lives. The whole world was made to fit this exact solution. We live for years and years and years, but we die instantly. That’s why life is so majestic, splendid, amazing, cultural, and spectacular. But dying isn’t bad, it’s a message from God that it’s time to come up from Earth, rise up from the greenery, cities, and ocean, and rise up to the heavens. We are all blessed.
I used to play this over and over and over to make my daughter go to sleep as a baby … still have memories of her as a baby in her cot! She’s 13 in March! ❤ the music must have worked as she’s super smart, talented, sporty and an awesome violinist too!
when i was a baby i had a little machine that was like an aquarium and when you turned it on the fish would swim around and this music played, i was too young to remember it, but i still feel like im kind of accessing those memories when i listen to this.
I don’t know why but every time I hear this piece of music, it brings me to tears and I DONT KNOW WHY!! I think I was 10 or 11 the first time I heard it and it happened that first time. I don’t think I’ve ever heard another piece of classical music that has effected me so… strongly!! I’m now 54 and it STILL makes me happy-cry!
This is one of the first lullabies I hummed for my son. As I type this, he’s cradled in my arms during a fussy night, listening to the actual piece for the first time as I hum the bass line for him. Only 18 days old and you can see the activation on his face already. Music is magic.
My 24 year old son just sent this to me. I was reminded of when he was an infant and I would have classical music play continuous as he slept at night. I just asked him when he comes home from the military next year if he wants to go to Boston Symphony Orchestra with me and he said yes it sounds like fun!" God bless you and your baby boy. The years go by so fast. treasure every possible moment that you can. 🙏
My first grade music teacher used to play this for us at the start of every lesson to calm us down before class and now it’s a nostalgic gem in my memory. Thanks miss DeBrewies for exposing me to this masterpiece
My parents divorced when I was 5. They remarried on a sunny beach on Tasmania’s Freycinet Peninsula when I was 24. By then I had a sister, 17 years my junior. They married to this song in a beautiful place at the bottom of the world and our family was whole again, now with my sister included. That night I wandered out onto the freezing beach again and stood with a stranger from England and watched the Southern Lights dance across the sky. This song has nothing but beautiful memories for me. It blows my mind that a German writing in 1680 could impact me so much on the other side of the world over three centuries later.
I don’t listen to death metal, but I knew a guy who did. He spent a great deal of time explaining to me the overlap between death metal and classical in complexity and composition. And so, your comment makes sense to me.
@@iamastrangeloop9204uh huh. Mumble rappers say the same thing. Classical music has about as much in common with death metal as classical music has with my taco bell farts.
@@ryantogo8359 the guy who spoke to me about this had a very intelligent argument backed up by information about musical composition. And you are talking to me about farts…. ⚖️
They played this at my cousin's wedding. They also played it at my best friend's funeral, plus my mother's funeral. This song is bittersweet for me. It is a very beautiful piece.
I'm sure it will be Even better. Heaven will be pure Joy and happiness without a hint of sorrow or sadness. For now both of us can only imagine what it will be like but be sure To give your life To the creator so that you too can experience the Joy 😊blessings to you
This is God at his finest! His work coupled along with the music of his servant Pachelbel is something more beautiful than any thing I've ever heard or seen, and this is the absolute perfect song for viewing nature! Hallelujah!
Imagine this: You are sitting on a bench, in a beautiful green park. There are no problems, no stress and everything is going well in life. You are reading a good book, while in the distance there are some children playing outside, people walking with their dogs and some couples walking. You are happy, of course you are, why wouldn't you be? For me, this is the feeling I get from this masterpiece. Enjoy your day. -Some random dude on the internet
But i don't even have time for that in the daytime. So in the nights i always get on the rooftop, turn on the music. Then i look at the night sky with millions of shining stars and dream about my childhood. It's always the best time of my life
My wife and I are celebrating our tenth wedding anniversary. We were married under the Sundial Bridge in Redding, CA on September 18th, 2010. We had a wonderful harpist play this beautiful composition as Tina and her father walked down to meet me at the altar. Earlier this evening we drove back to the bridge and noticed two young students playing violin and cello. We asked them if they could play the Canon in D and they did. It brought back so many wonderful memories and tears to our eyes. Curt Nelson
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Remember until about 100 years ago anyone who listened to this song probably only heard it once in their life, attending an orchestra talented enough to perform this would’ve been expensive and rare, and we take fro granted we can listen to it anytime.
This is not really a difficult piece, a lot of string quartets can play this
Damn, Rhys! You've just made me appreciate it even more. Thanks (I guess)😌
Well said.
Classico Forever!
They could listen to it on Ye Olde Tube.......well the rich could...
Imagine Pachelbel reaction if he could see 300 years later how his song is still loved, performed and listened
yeah but he will be rlly mad when it is performed by maroon 5 lol
Ninja Indy that made me laugh
maybe he would get mad because this is not the version he wrote.
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I have no words to describe how happy I am while doing my Hatha Yoga and listening to
Pachelbel Cannon is pure relaxxxx
This explains why his grave, after 300 years, always has fresh flowers ❤
It does? That's lovely 🎉❤
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❤❤❤❤❤❤
What a charming fact 🥰 thank you for sharing that 🥹
Followers are bloming in antarctic plying loudly in the background 💀☠️🪦⚰️
Pachelbel was very special to my son, he loved it! He was only 19 when he died, but I always felt that he was an old soul who had been on this earth before. He had a deep understanding and appreciation of things from long ago.
Re:comment: 👆I’m so sorry for your loss! 💔your precious brother is just soundly asleep in his grave. Jesus Christ is gonna wake all those sleeping in their graves in His own time. But…rest assured he’ll be brought back to life & see Jesus Christ whether or not he believed. There’s hope sweetheart! 🙏❤️
May he rest in peace 🙏🏻
I m so so sorry for ur lost🥺
😢❤🎉
My condolences go out to you
I'm leaving this comment here and when someone likes it, I will listen to this masterpiece again and again
Got reminded?
@@rockz9783, every time )))
@@moralpolice again
Enjoy 😊!
Thank u guys, I really listen it every time
Only kids from the 1600s will understand...
@@ranya2150 r/woosh
They're *_dead_* .
That's _cool_ .
No, it is a masterpiece and anyone who has an idea about orchestra should know this one.
@@jeremysun7365 ...he was joking
@@yugimuto2404 I did not see any smirk on his face.
Pachelbel's Canon in D has to be the most beautiful piece of music ever written.
its very good but i dont agree.
This is one of the few songs that I cannot fathom how much it touches my soul. This truly makes me feel alive.
Nicely said Gus Fring
La nature est trop belle
This makes me fly over the sky
This used to touch my soul before I became an alcoholic. I feel nothing now.
Gus Fring
"Art is how we decorate space, music is how we decorate time." -Jean-Michel Basquiat
Sublime définition.💓
Great quote.
Phenomenal. RIP to one of the greatest painters who sadly left way us too soon.
is music a piece of art?
@@Imcosplayingasyou good question, since music is a type of art. I do believe, as I believe you know already, that the original post was referring to visual art. It just fits in the context of the message. Be well.
This song was made 340 years ago and people still admire it today
And I would bet that something like 99% of the times this song has been heard is from the last 20 years.
That's truth??
@@Apjooz Kinda sad of how true this is. Pachelbel would probably be mad overjoyed when he'd see what kind of masterpiece he created.
Yoana Corona yessir was written in 1680
This song its above of its age seriously,
I walked down the aisle to this 2 years ago. My husband was crying when he usually doesn't. It was making us smile listening to this knowing our anniversary was yesterday. ❤
I watched my wife come down the aisle with this masterpiece and i can't avoid getting emotional everytime i hear It... Just wonderfull🥰.
Thats exactly what it does to me. am listening to it right now, and its the 4th time am repeating it!
That's so sweet
I did too!
Same. It makes me feel emotional too. The memories.
While you were doing that the cellist was dying of agony and boredom of playing the same few notes
Still can't fathom that this song was composed in the 1600s. Countless people and civilizations have gone. Yet this music lives on.
Civilisations? What civilisations have disappeared since this song?
@@VisualiseTheFun Yugoslavia
@ Merlodica and the russian empire
Its not that long ago...
@@VisualiseTheFun Western civilisation...
Can you imagine living in the 1600’s with no readily available music and witnessing this?
DEUTSCHLAND ÜBER ALLES
it will no less than wonderland to me
1680
It was supposedly not that popular to its contemporaries and quickly fell out of style. Proof that taste in music has always been implosive and it ebbs and flows I suppose.
it's like all the tik tok kids but more refined
When I get tired of seeing wars, violence, widespread corruption, and all sorts of atrocities in the news, reaching the inevitable conclusion that the human being is garbage, I listen to this absolute masterpiece and reconcile with our species. There is hope.
the world isn't so bad after all : )
Only few humans can so something this beautiful. 99% of humanity is stupid. I love animals more than most humans. But this music is wonderful agreed!
from your lips to God's ear...
@@CS-zn4bu Indeed the issue is looking at man as a whole rather than the greats among us who should be applauded. Most people dont deserve to be applauded.
@jonathanrutkoff 6568 even He knows we're trash. That's why we're ending very very soon.
When I was in Firenze this past November, I went to a classical music concert in an old church.
When the musicians started playing this song I almost cried and it felt like I was back in the Renaissance time. It was beautiful.
There's a reason it's called *classical* music. This never gets old
It gets old for the poor cellist that are forced to play this over and over lmao
its baroque acually :^)
It is actually the baroque period but I get what you mean
You´re right!!
Canon in D is overplayed and does get old though.
This makes me feel nostalgic for something that I never experienced.
Same
Wow that was striking
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Soňa Nováková
Logos/God. He is the Divine wisdom, manifest in creation. He is order, reason, the controlling principle in the universe and the redemption of the world.
Keep searching, you WILL find Him. 💖
God bless! ~Viva Cristo Rey~
Me too. It's the damndest feeling. It's like a memory I just cant quite put my finger on. Its actually quite a blissful feeling.
Anyone in 2024?
You bet
Men of culture, here we meet again.
Bro Im just here because I search the song frim the amazon prime commercial
Yup. It's my go to song when I am stressed out and need to relax. It is by a far an absolute favourite.
Me
Your body tells you how good the composition is when you get goose bumps.
Moosebumps*
@@LaCokaNostra_what is moosebums
That's a Fact
my brother used to play this on the piano, we played it at his funeral recently with my sister playing the flute, it sounded beautiful in the church, he will never be forgotton
Sorry for your loss!
😭😭 so sorry ❤️
RIP.
So sorry for the loss of your brother.
sorry for ur los
I just love the fact that a person from the 17th century can touch the heart of someone living in the 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st centuries.
Yes!
Après trois siècles...toujours vivant !!hommage...
The thoughts of the ancients still capture our minds, why not those from the 17th century?
@@papertoyssHe said heart, as in emotionally. When we think of the past centuries, most of them are filled with cruel and barbaric things (torture, slavery, witch hunts, numerous wars), but instead all of that, music unites all of us.
@@YukiXKohaku True, but think Aristophanes, Euripides, Sophocles, etc. all of them still capture our hearts (and minds) and they lived 2,000+ years prior the 17th century. Art is art and music is just one aspect of it.
Wie wunderbar ist es, mit dieser Musik die Seele dahinfließen zu lassen. Einfach zum Weinen schön - Danke Pachelbel.
Oh my god I finally found it!!! I kept searching fancy rich person classical music (and other phrases) trying to find this song and it kept showing me playlists of "top classical songs" and none of those stupid playlists had this one song I was looking for. Unbelievable. But I finally found it!! Thank God
😂
I found humming it on google. KKKKKK.
Lmao! Fancy rich person song... Not the way I would name it but glad you found it. My Mom's clock plays this song and then I heard it at the start of Honkai: Star Rail. It's really a beautiful piece of music and made me realize how much I appreciate classical music more than music today. This piece is just so soulful and deep.
You obviously haven't been shopping in any bridal salons recently, LOL!
Yes, bridal 🎵🎶
My son was born at home today 39 yrs ago. I played this song to welcome him into the world 🌎 A beloved memory .
Beautiful.
very niceee....
What a beautiful comment! Your son is very lucky!
@@javgrzg thank you Javier. He is a beautiful person inside and out and I’m so proud of his incredible heart .
@@donnacohen8860 and I'm proud of you 😍🥰. Best wishes from Argentina 🇦🇷
This piece has been so overused that it's easy to forget how beautiful it is.
not used enough.
I won't ever forget.
In my opinion, it’s one of those songs that no matter how many times you hear it, it still sounds amazing.
This song never ever gets old……
Yes!
This is probably the most beautiful piece of music ever written. I get goosebumps every time i listen to it.
I'm a young rocker who never loved classical music with all my heart fell in love with this song.
My radiant bride walked down the aisle to this beautiful piece of music on 8/10/86 and blessed me by becoming my wife. After 35 years of marriage to this woman, who made me a much better man, I lost her to COVID last September. I still love and miss you my darling Susan ❤️
Ohhh so sorry for your loss💔
F
So sorry...
I'm so sorry for your loss
Find peace.
This song was nr1 on the billboards from 1682-1683
hahaha
Heraclius yes the canon was a big thing in the 1680’s with lots of wars going off.
the DNA of this song is on the billboards even today.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pachelbel%27s_Canon#Influence_on_popular_music
@@z84c00
Very interesting note. It deserves a heart...
It is not a song...
Please like this version of Canon in D if you think this is a masterpiece still in 2024, the best
This is one of my favourite pieces of classical music. It is such calming music.
After 400+ years, this song still touches souls
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there is your answer 😎
Who is the singer?
Well, let us say 300+ years - this was composed at the earliest in 1630, which makes it 393 years old at the very best. That being said, the rest of your comment remains absolutely true and correct.
It does touch our hearts and souls
Anche per la luna blu di stasera sarà la colonna sonora ideale!
When you say "take your leave" instead of "get out".
Gold😅🤣🤣
“get thee hence” instead of “go away”
@@RaidianaS very nice!
@Ma Chérie yes, the British at the so "nice"!
ما اجمل ان نكون متسامحين و متحابين💚
Ya know, I've heard the main part of this so many times and never thought about it, but the lead-in and build-up is one of my favorite parts. The song as a whole is what losing yourself in an activity you love feels like, when your brain turns off, you enter a flow state and become one with creation.
Ein ganz herzliches Dankeschön einem Arzt,der egal zu welcher Zeit mit seinem Fachwissen stets unterstützend zur Seite steht.Vielen vielen Dank dafür.
Solche Menschen gibt es nicht oft.
For anyone who wants to know when the beat drops 2:07
That shit slaps
Thank you for understanding me.
beat dropped harder than my grades
Thx for this humanly help, may the heavens regard this good manner of yours
Only 1600s kids Will haver nostalgia
2:06 Everyone has heard this part of this amazing song at least once in their life in one way or another.
I was exposed to it at a young age and then ended up using it in my wedding
This is my favorite part of this song btw
Most likely weddings
Here's to the ones that we got
-memories maroon 5
The only thing I remember from this part is the vine. "GO SUCK A D*CK, SUCK A D*CK, SUCK A MOTHERF*CKING D*ICK"
Definition of masterpiece.
Thank you Pachelbel.
I walked my daughter down the aisle to this song, so memorable ❤
When you say the food is "exquisite" instead of "delicious":
Better exquisite instead of good
"yummy"
LOL..."delicious woman"!!!
@@scribbledtrash4023 all food should be exquisite
How tf do you even pronounce it
One of the finest pieces of music a human has ever composed.
Yes. Ever.
I listen to metal a lot, but classical music is absolutely incredible. Master of Puppets is no doubt an incredible song, but this is transcendent.
Agreed!
My favourite of all the classical musicals. Truly fantastically brilliant and equally divine.
Has any other mammal composed a piece of music?
I remember when this banger dropped🔥🔥🔥
Beautiful music. Perfect for weddings, memorials and for every beginning and end.
Love it!
All: what a beautiful piece!
Cellists: *playing 8 notes all the time in agony*
Kacper Grzybowski 8 actually
@@thatsalittlebassist Ye but I meant 4 per 1 part, but nevermind, will change it as you said. Thanks.
Hahahaha thanks for the laugh.
m.th-cam.com/video/JdxkVQy7QLM/w-d-xo.html
haha, i play the cello so i understand the joke
: )
When you say "Pardon" instead of "Excuse me":
Hahaha
Ahahaha
Basically a british person?
@@GaladorLP EXACTLY lol
Both french… LOL
Realy classic music
One of the most beautiful songs in the history of mankind👍🏻
This is by far the most beautiful music ever written....
I agree…I used to listen to it everyday
Agree
I used this music in one of my first websites i created, almost 18 years ago (as music on websites were cool) I choose this song because it is one of the most peaceful music i could imagine, and i feel still the same after all this years.
@@pyonier8775 That website is just months younger than me then lol
As someone who is decidedly NOT a music snob, and loves a lot of contemporary music, including popular music from both the US and abroad written in the past decade, I have to agree. Nothing affects me in quite the way this song does. I don't even have any special memories tied to it; something about this song is just so perfect for me. Nothing else portrays the indescribable beauty and ecstasy of humanity and the universe we inhabit quite like this song, not even close.
When you say 'Greetings,' instead of 'hello'.
Salutations!
Felicidades, aún cuando el mundo es muy cruel. (Greetings, eventhough We're living trough hard times. Stay safe)
😂
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I visited the very old city of San Sebastián in Spain years back. I remember checking into my hostel and going out onto the tiny balcony that overlooked the narrow cobblestone streets. There were violinists playing this song. I was literally transported back in time
I can never listen to this without the tears flowing
This is from lullaby for babies
@@masantolpampanga6416 yep
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My fourth grade teacher used to play Pachelbel's Canon almost every morning before we started our class. This is easily my favorite song of all time. Everything about it is beautiful.
One of my teachers played this song to us as well. Lovely memories.
IT IS A PIECE NOT A SONG!
Sei stato fortunato ad avere un insegnante così.
Same but it was our grade 3 teacher and she played it during our reading period, I still remember the song but most of my classmates don't, truly a masterpiece.
@@banaanibelle3763 Well I'm singing it, what now
I miss the time when I listen this music in my castle with my family, good times in 1600s.
Who miss this time too like here!
I also miss my past life.
Back then, I bet you have missed radiators, microwave ovens, TV, radio, newspapers, internet, etc. Right, back into the time machine.
Pink Lady we had slaves so it was all good mate
Yeah,it was great
Things like clickbaiters and cringey kids didn’t exist back then
Simple.
I think you forgot that the medival ages were‘nt in 1600
사람의 감정은 예나 지금이나 같은것 같네요. 전 세계를 아우르는 감동적인 명곡. 그 사실은 천년 후에도 변함이 없을겁니다.
My favourite song ever made and still makes me cry That’s what is so beautiful about being human
This is the type of music played in heaven elevators.
So true
Heaven so broke they only got staircases
While hell got a whole highway
@@aylaiscool nigga who asked
This song takes us to heaven!!
Simply one of the best pieces of music ever written.
One of the best soothing music
Better than Kiss The Rain (not saying the song is bad, but is quite slow compared to this) tbh
I agree
your 14 years late
@@bigbootybetter1276 your 300 years late
God this is so beautiful and soothing to the soul. The world will never see music like this ever again.🎶🎼🎵
You've missed out on a lot then. Look up the below on Google.
The 10 greatest composers of the 21st century (so far) - Classic FM
Some absolute masterpieces that rival even Beethoven have come from some of these artists.
I can listen to this everyday
Not only is this the best version I have ever heard, to me this is the most divinely beautiful sound I have ever heard in my 72 years of life.
Hope you have had a good life
@@brett3292 e que ainds tenha muitos anos de uma vida muito boa
wait till you find out DrainGang
I don’t believe you are 72 years old and on TH-cam
I’ve got cold chills listening to this! Definitely sharing with my artistic, musically gifted granddaughter!
I'm so happy I have the ability to listen.
+Lain - What a lovely thing to say
Yes we all should be very thankful :)
Great truth!
Thankful and happy....
lol
My favourite piece of classical music, it is so serene.
These are a rare 6 minutes in which a whole story is told. It's life, it's everything.
2:06
People in the 1600's: this drop goes hard🔥
The NSR fandom be like: YOOOO VS YINU
Now we have things like th-cam.com/video/_PoVcAWtIeE/w-d-xo.html
Lmao
XD😂😂
This is my grandmas door bell theme
This is the most peaceful song ever created by humanity 😭
this and "morning mood" by grieg
@@colinwilliams4173 thank you so much for this! I never knew the name of the song until now! Thank you so much from the bottom of my heart ❤️
@@thenbagreatteller1855 the perfect guy on a perfect song
@@thenbagreatteller1855 you're welcome, I was looking for it for months as well and was so happy to find it
@@colinwilliams4173 damn, my boi Grieg do be makin more then In the Hall of the Mountain King tho
This piece hits me in places I've never felt. I'm thankful❤
I had this in a music box as a kid. Went to sleep to it every night until it broke. Listening to this again after all these years is making me cry.
This song has always had an end of the world vibe to it but not in a "omg the world is ending" but in a " man we had a good run guys, let's enjoy the end while it lasts." Way
Maybe whats why they often play it at graduations
So true.
so true
IT'S A PIECE NOT A SONG
lololol
And for 6 minutes, everything was okay.
:(((
So relatable.
We are all going to die
Wrong. We die for one second. Why do you think we say “He died”? Because he isn’t dying, he already died. But life on the other hand, he lived isn’t correct. He lives. The whole world was made to fit this exact solution. We live for years and years and years, but we die instantly. That’s why life is so majestic, splendid, amazing, cultural, and spectacular. But dying isn’t bad, it’s a message from God that it’s time to come up from Earth, rise up from the greenery, cities, and ocean, and rise up to the heavens. We are all blessed.
Bruh I'm going thru the comments and listening, I'm like," wow I feel so relaxed" and then I come across this comment. Lmaoo
I used to play this over and over and over to make my daughter go to sleep as a baby … still have memories of her as a baby in her cot! She’s 13 in March! ❤ the music must have worked as she’s super smart, talented, sporty and an awesome violinist too!
when i was a baby i had a little machine that was like an aquarium and when you turned it on the fish would swim around and this music played, i was too young to remember it, but i still feel like im kind of accessing those memories when i listen to this.
I don’t know why but every time I hear this piece of music, it brings me to tears and I DONT KNOW WHY!! I think I was 10 or 11 the first time I heard it and it happened that first time. I don’t think I’ve ever heard another piece of classical music that has effected me so… strongly!! I’m now 54 and it STILL makes me happy-cry!
This is one of the first lullabies I hummed for my son.
As I type this, he’s cradled in my arms during a fussy night, listening to the actual piece for the first time as I hum the bass line for him. Only 18 days old and you can see the activation on his face already.
Music is magic.
that's so sweet
WHO LEFT THESE ONIONS HERE?🥲
Beautiful...
My 24 year old son just sent this to me. I was reminded of when he was an infant and I would have classical music play continuous as he slept at night. I just asked him when he comes home from the military next year if he wants to go to Boston Symphony Orchestra with me and he said yes it sounds like fun!"
God bless you and your baby boy. The years go by so fast. treasure every possible moment that you can. 🙏
@@andymerrett and what will you do?💀
When you say “This displeases me” instead of “I don’t like this”
One is partial to this composition.
"I do not appreciate this."
I respect the Shulk profile pic
@@heisenberg970 Yes.
"no good"
This melts my heart every time. This piece of art is the musical definition of LOVE. I cannot put it any better. In tears every time :-)
I will not die unless this plays at my funeral 😔
Bro I remember jamming to this song with the homies in 1700's
Damn you old my nigga🤣
😂
My homies and I headbanged to this in the 1600's, then took a liking to sea shanties in the 1700's.
no lol
Good times
If this is not playing on my funeral then I'm not dying
Lol, Thats my line.
It will ruin the song for the people present though
That's what I said. lol either this song which I love or what a wonderful world for shure.
This was my moms wedding song (I think)
I wanna like this but the likes are at the perfect number
This was played at my dad's funeral I wish I was with him now
Pachelbel's Canon in D makes me cry. It's so beautiful.
it makes me cry too. yes its beautiful but damn its so overused. i feel terrible for the harpsichords and cellos.
me too
I wish I could play it
Im stuck here playing never gonna give you up on my viola😠😠😣😣😯😔😣😣😭😢
Same, every time.
Me too, but only alone in the bed 😅
My first grade music teacher used to play this for us at the start of every lesson to calm us down before class and now it’s a nostalgic gem in my memory. Thanks miss DeBrewies for exposing me to this masterpiece
❤❤❤
Brilliant teacher
She's good?
A great teacher !
Same with my third grade teacher, Thank You Mrs.Killinger.
My favorite piece of classical music. It is just so beautiful. It really takes me to another place.
after more than 300 years, this song is still the most beatiful song ever
Anyone else feel a strange, haunting nostalgia when they hear this song? Reminds me of certain parts of my childhood for some reason.
I'm 95% sure this was originally composed as death march song and it just kinda got turned around over time
Yup reminds me when I was in kindergarten when life was simple and fun
Me too
Reminds me of how my life pass my family and how worlds nature is created
Llamas with hats is what i thought of
My parents divorced when I was 5. They remarried on a sunny beach on Tasmania’s Freycinet Peninsula when I was 24. By then I had a sister, 17 years my junior. They married to this song in a beautiful place at the bottom of the world and our family was whole again, now with my sister included. That night I wandered out onto the freezing beach again and stood with a stranger from England and watched the Southern Lights dance across the sky. This song has nothing but beautiful memories for me. It blows my mind that a German writing in 1680 could impact me so much on the other side of the world over three centuries later.
Divorced and remarried? Wow thats inheard of here in America.
omg this made me so happy reading
warum hat jeder das bedürfniss seine lebensgeschichte zu erzählen. wen juckt es denn? nur um hier bisschen zustimmung zu erhaschen? alter
@@klauskleber4001 das ist so true!
the happy ending
I like death metal. The fact that this is amazing in my ears means that this is one of the best pieces ever composed
I don’t listen to death metal, but I knew a guy who did. He spent a great deal of time explaining to me the overlap between death metal and classical in complexity and composition. And so, your comment makes sense to me.
@@iamastrangeloop9204uh huh. Mumble rappers say the same thing.
Classical music has about as much in common with death metal as classical music has with my taco bell farts.
@@ryantogo8359 the guy who spoke to me about this had a very intelligent argument backed up by information about musical composition. And you are talking to me about farts…. ⚖️
@@iamastrangeloop9204 funny how you don't provide any of the substance of this supposedly wondrous argument he made.
@@iamastrangeloop9204 maybe you're just a gullible smoothbrain?
This is a history for music
I walked down the aisle to this 34 years ago, age 19. We just celebrated our 34th wedding anniversary. It's been a blast so far 😊
Congrats on 34 years, Sharon!
@@lilyyy778 Thank you very much 😊
@@TM-lj8zp awww thank you very much
Congratulations Sharon
@@johnza2928 Thanks very much 😁
They played this at my cousin's wedding. They also played it at my best friend's funeral, plus my mother's funeral. This song is bittersweet for me. It is a very beautiful piece.
this played when i lost my uncle Ray in 2018
on god?
Sorry for your loss
@@sonoma4525 sorry for your loss
I hope your best friend rests in peace
Is this what heaven sounds like? So beautiful it brings tears to my eyes.
I'm sure it will be Even better. Heaven will be pure Joy and happiness without a hint of sorrow or sadness. For now both of us can only imagine what it will be like but be sure To give your life To the creator so that you too can experience the Joy 😊blessings to you
This is God at his finest! His work coupled along with the music of his servant Pachelbel is something more beautiful than any thing I've ever heard or seen, and this is the absolute perfect song for viewing nature! Hallelujah!
Gtfoh with that shite.
I've listened to this a thousand times and I still can't decide if it makes me happy or sad. Will have to listen one more time to try to decide.
You’ve nailed it.
Try to describe the Canon in ordinary words and you’ll fail every time. It is otherworldly.
me too, my heart is sappy (sad + happy)
It makes me sad because of the end of llamas in hts
I feel like if this was played in like a messed up scene in a movie it would have like the perfect twist on ones emotions
PilotAnenome 372 😭😭😭
Imagine this: You are sitting on a bench, in a beautiful
green park. There are no problems, no stress and everything is going well in life. You are reading a good book, while in the distance there are some children playing outside, people walking with their dogs and some couples walking. You are happy, of course you are, why wouldn't you be?
For me, this is the feeling I get from this masterpiece.
Enjoy your day. -Some random dude on the internet
You maybe random Dude, but your vision is on point. Kudos!
One day, perhaps.
Exactly did this in my nightboorhood park
But i don't even have time for that in the daytime. So in the nights i always get on the rooftop, turn on the music. Then i look at the night sky with millions of shining stars and dream about my childhood. It's always the best time of my life
Life makes me a different person, in a negative way. But music, it contains the person i used to be, better than this one.
this can't be written by a human. Its too beautiful. Wow how. So much emotion in there
It's so beautiful it can *only* be written by a human.
Possibly a human tapped into God. There are many prophets we don't know about.
So beautifully soothing to the ear. My favorite classical masterpiece of ALL Time.
My wife and I are celebrating our tenth wedding anniversary. We were married under the Sundial Bridge in Redding, CA on September 18th, 2010. We had a wonderful harpist play this beautiful composition as Tina and her father walked down to meet me at the altar. Earlier this evening we drove back to the bridge and noticed two young students playing violin and cello. We asked them if they could play the Canon in D and they did. It brought back so many wonderful memories and tears to our eyes. Curt Nelson
congratulations!!! such a nice story thanks for sharing
i wonder how many millions of weddings this has been played in
@@The111Queen Thanks for responding. It was a truly special day for us.
Wow. Happy anniversary! My sister also walked down the aisle to this song 20 years ago. It has taken me back to that joyous day.
@@integerconsulting9344 - So glad our wedding brought back memories for you. Speaking of memories: 30 years ago in June of 1990 I was a member of the Chico State A Cappella Choir which toured Eastern Europe & Russia for three weeks. We sang in Berlin six months after the wall came down. Then we performed in Poznan, Warsaw, Krakow, Kiev, Tallinn, Estonia, Leningrad, Moscow and Helsinki. We had lunch in the town in Poland where Chopin grew up. We sang in beautiful cathedrals with outstanding acoustics and wonderful patrons in attendance. It was definitely a high point in my life. There is a TH-cam video of our trip featuring a choral composition written especially for our choir by Kirk Mecham. If you go to Island in Space, CSU Chico you can listen to a performance of "Island In Space" and you will see a seven minute video of the tour. Enjoy !
2:06 this part slaps
You guys are using the wrong vocabular
Yep
On god
Llamas with hats
and 5:33
Pure beauty! Pure magnificence! Pure Harmony!
If music exists in the Heavenly celestial plane, this is surely a representative example.
The soul of Pachelbel was in complete harmony when he had this powerful inspiration.
more than that
This song is how it feels to be called a "dapper young man" by your grandparents.