During the 30 year civil war in Sri Lanka in the 90's we had no TV, no electricity and no food. But as kids, we used to collect old batteries and operate a small radio and would wait till they played this song at 9.55pm everynight before the local news. The war is now over and the country is peaceful; but nothing can takeaway the memories this song brings. I never knew the name of the song, neither the name of the composer and nether did I know the song was 400 years old. When the batteries run out of power, we leave it in the sun to charge, as we couldn't afford to buy. Listening to this song, was our only happiness during the war. Our tummies were empty, but our hearts were full.
When my grandad was in hospice, I offered to play this music at his funeral. He said " if you manage it your a better man than I am". I done it . I played it with all my soul and heart on the keyboard. I love him and miss him VERY much. I believe I will see him again one day.
My wife passed away 11 years ago, my daughters have been married, my father in law has passed, my grandchildren born. An endless progression of beginnings and endings. This song is the sound of my life. Thank you!
Like a Romanian poet wrote - "and I hear the Earth, moving towards the stars, pushed by the beats of my heart". Be strong and continue, you are needed in the life of everyone.
I've heard this song many years ago and couldn't find what it was until 3 years or so. Upon rehearing it over and over it gave me thought that this must be the sound of love and life how it passes us by in all good and sad moments. While this performance by Nippon New Philharmonic Orchestra is amazing on its own, for me it's illustrated perfectly in this Japanese commercial: th-cam.com/video/XnOWGVCUJw8/w-d-xo.html Hope you'll like it and all the best from Poland! P.S.: In the comment there is description of what they say though these words no matter the language express same.
This piece of music had a profound effect on my life. I was going through a very turmoiling time in my life where I cried non stop for a week and I wouldn't sleep because I was afraid to die. Then my music teacher played this song for me and it was as if God was saying don't be afraid I have set a place for you. I suddenly stopped crying and I am no longer afraid. This piece of music is a gift from God through the most amazing composer in history.
I heard recently that studies has been done about this piece of music, it's truly amazing : this music specificly "activate" the 8 fondamentals amino acids in our body. It's like the Goldberg variations of JS Bach : a mathematical architecture trough music...
Good luck buddy :) I believe you can do it One simple tip: switch to cello or double bass, and loop play the 8 notes until the piece ends. It’ll be easier :>
Pachelbel can give a room peace for a few moments, Jesus can give someone peace for an eternity. Trust in Jesus my friend. This is a reality for the Christian “Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.” - Romans 5:1 Grace and peace
Even as a young child from a tough upbringing I found great comfort in this song, both audibly and spiritually. At 58 years old I appreciate it more than ever I've listened to this over and over as it helped me through very tough times. This version by this group of very talented artists is one of the most beautiful versions that I can remember.
You are right. It is one of the best versions I have heard. Like you, it is very emotional for me. I am walking down the aisle more than 30 years ago, a fairy tale wedding of epic proportion. And I am remembering it falling apart two years later, remembering the violence. But I was blessed even then, blessed to have my son, who has been the sun, the moon, and the stars in my sky. A gift like no other.
Vous avez exactement la même réflexion que moi au sujet de cette musique 🎶 🎶 Cet orchestre La musique m' a toujours aidé à surmonter mes souffrances et trouver la joie et la force de continuer le chemin avec optimisme .
Did you know, that Pechebel’s canon in D was an obscure, unknown composition found in a German church from the 1690’s? That was 300 years ago. It was discovered by accident in the 1900s and slowly gained popularity. Legend says this tune was originally composed as a wedding march for the composer’s wife or the wife of a friend. The reason why it is so beautiful is because the composer was in love when he made the tune. And it comes across in the music. You feel what true love is.
This tune was probably made for the wedding of Johann Christoph Bach in 1694, he was the older brother of Johann Sebastian Bach, in my opinion the greatest composer of all times.
That's not true. The original composition was made for chamber music, not orchestal music and it's tempo was much faster. In the 60's Francois Palliard made the slow version we know now. The original version even doesn't have its characteristic arpeggios. They were added on the Palliard version because some parts of the composition were borign while playing slow. Most of your comment is a fucking lie. Stop lying on the internet.
I'm 26 year old male. from London, UK and this music bring tears to my eyes heavily. Because it healed my depression when I was suicidal 8 years ago. Thank you for healing me whatever it was. 💓
You might want to rent/stream the classic movie from 1980 called "Ordinary People" which was centered around a family that suffered a suicide and financial repression. The movie featured Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore, two prominent actors of that era. Interestingly, the theme music of that movie was this very piece of music -- Pachelbel's Canon! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordinary_People
I'm 49 and just now really starting to appreciate classical music. I've always liked a song or two here or there, but I'm slowly learning composers, songs. It's all so beautiful. Before this I mainly listened to Rock and Country music and I still do. I'm just expanding my appreciation, I guess.
No. This song has 8 chords. Each chord can have up to 8 notes - on this piece, i can hear at least three notes per chord. Then each chord can have different order of notes - on this piece, I can hear many inversions. Then when the chords are played, there are many variations from one chord set to the next. It it was 8 notes over and over, it would be “un-listenable”
This orchestra plays the piece so gentle and sensitive. I listen this every day and still gives me a tear in my eyes. They play it like is was supposed to be played from my point of view .Greetings from the Netherlands.
This is the best rendition because they actually have the proper timing and tones. You wouldn't believe how many other recordings simply do not have that iconic "UMPH", I'm saying.
every time I listen to this music my mind bring up an unforgettable moment of my life. Summer 1970, I was 18, sitting in San Marco square Venice along with my girlfriend, looking at the stars when the see breeze brought this music and in that moment I felt myself in peace. 50 years passed by and I still remember how good I felt.
I got married in 1972 , in a romanesque church and this was the music being played when my wife entered the aisle . I still ask myself : where was the magic ? My wife or the music ? They both are still in the golden memory of that sunny May
Johann Pachelbel (born on 11 September in Nuremberg, Germany, and died there on 3 March 1706) was a German composer of the Baroque period. He worked as an organist in Vienna, Eisenach, Erfurt, Stuttgart, Gotha and from 1695 at the Sebalduskirche in Nuremberg.
When, such music, is played so beautifully, its just the most delightful thing to hear, an orchestra playing in unison. Thank You For Your Magnificent Skills, You All Behold So Beautifully.
@@andyc9979 Thank you Andrew. Our family does not die from cancer but he is a heavy smoker and is only 53. Lung, pancreatic and bone cancer. Thank you for your prayers.
Wow. This song reminds me of loss: the loss my brave and beautiful daughter, the loss of youth, of dreams, of failed relationships. It also reminds me of hope, resilience, and our ability to love deeply and persevere until the end. RIP and fly with the angels sweetheart!
Sending my most heartfelt condolences to yourself & your family. May your daughter be remembered in the most beautiful of fashions, never forgotten & loved still, no matter how hard. X
I watched this played by a class of children with special needs, and they did it perfectly (Nakayoshi class). It made me want to cry then. Their music teacher was, in my mind, a complete genius.
This piece was played at mine and my wife's wedding...…….she walked down the aisle of our church to this. It was her choice and it brings me to happy tears every time I listen. I love it and I love her.
I listen to Canon everyday, sometimes multiple times and it never fails to lift my soul up into the highest realms. Johann Pachelbel you sir were a genius 🙏
This is the most beautiful version I know of. Not only does it lift my soul, but it renews my faith. Weird that it takes music from centuries ago, to restore a soul and bring us back to the things that really matter in life.
Every comment I read here lifts my heart and brings a tear to my eye as I realise the magic of this piece not only touches my soul but thousands of others too. Thank you all for sharing your experiences and lifting the vibration of this beautiful planet we all share 🕊❤
I first heard this when I was in a Duty Free store at an airport.. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out what it was as I never listened to classical. This completely changed how I look at classical and to this day, I still listen to this piece over and over. It will be my absolute favourite piece till I am gone. Also there are a lot of versions out there as we know, and many played by different countries and by different orchestra company. This is one of the absolute best by far. More composed/together and sounds better. Well done to the Japanese for playing it so well.
When I hear this- it reminds me of everything in my life. The laughs, the family losses- the changes that come no matter what. Time moves on and room is made for the next generation to hear and enjoy. It touches my soul. This to me is true music. I pray it’s on a continual loop when I go back to my real home.
It really is, what in my earthly mind, I would want to hear in heaven. Because of this song I began listening to classical music.... and oh, my Lord, what a difference in my attitude, and general outlook on things. We all have a God shaped hole in us that we are looking to fill. This song does that. Just let your memories be the song, and you'll understand so easily.
A very beautiful piece of music that I chose for My Father’s funeral. I felt it reflected His laid back & calm nature. It’s timeless & emotional- simply beautiful to the Ear.
When my second boy was born I loved to listen to this piece and it was so soothing and it seemed that he enjoyed it too, little did I know that he would be diagnosed with autism at age 3 and every time I listen to this it only brings me to tears because there was nothing that could prepare me for that, he is now 15 and he is such a great kid but he is non-verbal and goes to special education but out of any type of music he loves classic music as much as I do.
I have high functioning autism and have been listening to this song, played by various artists, everyday for a few months now. I know it from before, I played it on a violin as a kid, but it has become one of my obsessions now. Together with Departures by Joe Hisaishi.
Ho appena letto il tuo commento e ho saputo che hai un ragazzo autistico. So che è una patologia davvero complicata, difficile da gestire e da supportare. Ho letto di persone geniali che hanno la sindrome di Asperger, ma non tutti sono in questa condizione e comunque hanno una personalità difficile. Chissà cosa gli è successo... È davvero un mistero. Un caro abbraccio...a proposito, io sono italiana,ho 77 anni e mi farebbe piacere se mi rispondessi. 💕🙏💥
@@severinacappelletti8364 grazie per aver dedicato del tempo a scrivere tali parole di supporto, Dall'altra parte dell'oceano in America, ma il calore delle tue parole può essere sentito nel mio cuore. grazie mille 😇🙏
Tonetwisters every time I hear this, it brings tears to my eyes. Don’t know why it affects me so much, guess it’s just a masterpiece which touches me very deep
I couldn't disagree more. While the song is nice... it's just nice. It has a trite sounds to it, one that makes my think about living a very mediocre life and has a bland melody (although the fact that Pachelbel wrote the piece as a gift just for Bach's wedding is impressive).
well said . it touches emotions that our vocabulary lacks the words to describe . its beauty . sad . happy. young. old and the rest as i say has no words
CHE'RE YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL ADORABLE SEDUCTIVE RAVISHING SEXY CAPTIVATING AND PASSIONATE YOUR BEAUTY IS PHENOMENAL 💗IF PACHELBEL WERE ALIVE TODAY YOU WOULD BE HIS MUSE
Kaum ein anderes Musikstück lässt mich sowohl lächeln, wenn ich heller Stimmung bin, als auch in Tränen ausbrechen, wenn die Melancholie zu Besuch ist. Und ich habe bislang keine schönere Version des Canons gehört als diese hier, meinen tiefsten Dank! ❤️
If I am listening to this music, I am comfortable and happy this music is the best I have ever listened to - Thank you for reading my poor english comment!
German composer of the Baroque era Johann Pachelbel is best known for his Canon in D, a popular piece of classical music that has become one of the most recognized and frequently performed compositions in the world. 1:01 [Hello Music Theory]
When and where Pachelbel's Canon originated, and why exactly he composed it, is largely a mystery to music historians. It dates to the late-17th or early 18th century, and there's speculation that it was written as a gift for the wedding of Johann Sebastian Bach's older brother, who studied with Pachelbel. [The New York Times]
The word “canon” comes from the Greek kanṓn, for “rule” or “standard.” In canons, the general rule is this: one voice plays the melody, and after some interval of time, the second voice plays the same melody, then the third voice, and so on. In Pachelbel’s score, while the three upper voices play lofty melodies, the bass voice, typically performed on the cello, is stuck playing a pattern of just eight notes over and over, and over, for 27 repetitions in total. 2:02 [WQXR]
Baroque musical genres include both vocals and instrumentals, with the only difference being they were quite larger in number of categories than those of in the renaissance era.
It was in the Baroque era - roughly 1600-1750 - that the notion of the orchestra really came into its own, and composers started to layer instruments up in complex polyphony - different musical parts - and harmony. [Classic FM]
Today was my aunts wedding and a friend's dad introduced us to this song. I'm only nine years old and I will try play this exact song the rest of my life and will never stop ❤.
🥲 Black Watch is a Tartan and a Scottish Highland Regiment. I play the pipes and to hear your orchestra play this tune is more than moving. What a beautiful rendition, thank you so much. domo arigatogozaimasu BW Australia
If this was the last piece of music i ever heard then i could die a happy man this is human emotion at the highest level, this is a gift from one man to mankind which will last for ever, this particular variation is just stunning thank you guys so appreciated well done
I think this might be the most beautiful music ever composed. The orchestra does a superb performance. This music radiates peace and calm. It make me think of the goodness of God and being safe in His arms.
Mis felicitaciones, todas las noches los escucho, esta pieza anestesia mi corazón adolorido por la muerte reciente de mi padre, saludos a todos los miembros de la orquesta porque son un ejemplo de profesionalismo y dedicación, envío mi reconocimiento al señor Takashi Ueno...
Toquei está música sempre durante minha adolescência e depois por muitos anos. Agora com 70 sempre me lembro do meu filho falecido aos 22 anos que também amava o Cannon. Em homenagem a ele tocamos ela no casamento da minha filha… sempre choramos quando a ouvimos… musica maravilhosa que enche o coração e dá paz a alma!!❤
I am pretty sure that those who listen to this music and love this music know or will get to know the value of life😀❤️❤️ . Think how much it had taken pachellbell to create something pure as this😍
This version and one played by the British Royal Orchestra for a wedding between nobles about ten years ago, are in my opinion the best versions I've ever heard.
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My Mom played this most exceptional music often when I was a child; I'm 74 now and it still brings me to tears...
I was thinking exactly the same thing about the New World Symphony largo ("going home"). I had it played at her funeral.
It always brings me tears. I don't even know the reason. Maybe it's the magic of Canon~
That's make me sad
Amazing :)
This music is a gift for humanity
Good bless you men
It's really gorgeous music
During the 30 year civil war in Sri Lanka in the 90's we had no TV, no electricity and no food. But as kids, we used to collect old batteries and operate a small radio and would wait till they played this song at 9.55pm everynight before the local news. The war is now over and the country is peaceful; but nothing can takeaway the memories this song brings.
I never knew the name of the song, neither the name of the composer and nether did I know the song was 400 years old. When the batteries run out of power, we leave it in the sun to charge, as we couldn't afford to buy. Listening to this song, was our only happiness during the war. Our tummies were empty, but our hearts were full.
I hope you¹re happy now?
Oh... That's the best thing i've read in quite a lot
@@shaimaashaheen4521 Spiritually fantastic story blessed be music
I have an immense admiration for you, for the tragedy you have experienced and shared your memories with us. From Italy with sympathy.
Some story. Best wishes for now and onwards. Stunning music.
When my grandad was in hospice, I offered to play this music at his funeral. He said " if you manage it your a better man than I am". I done it . I played it with all my soul and heart on the keyboard. I love him and miss him VERY much. I believe I will see him again one day.
Oh! You definitely will, keep the faith....❤
Thats love on your part right there. God bless ya
You shall.
Certamente você o verá de novo. O amor pode tudo. É só ter paciência. Abraço.
❤
My daughter was born into this world with this playing. For me it was pure joy and so comforting
My wife passed away 11 years ago, my daughters have been married, my father in law has passed, my grandchildren born. An endless progression of beginnings and endings. This song is the sound of my life. Thank you!
Like a Romanian poet wrote - "and I hear the Earth, moving towards the stars, pushed by the beats of my heart". Be strong and continue, you are needed in the life of everyone.
WHAT A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT
Aww. God bless you. Greetings from Poland
An endless progression of beginnings and endings.... that is the greatest mystery of life
I've heard this song many years ago and couldn't find what it was until 3 years or so. Upon rehearing it over and over it gave me thought that this must be the sound of love and life how it passes us by in all good and sad moments. While this performance by Nippon New Philharmonic Orchestra is amazing on its own, for me it's illustrated perfectly in this Japanese commercial: th-cam.com/video/XnOWGVCUJw8/w-d-xo.html
Hope you'll like it and all the best from Poland!
P.S.: In the comment there is description of what they say though these words no matter the language express same.
unbelievable that this piece of music was written over 300 years ago and is still loved by people because the music inspires the soul
Why should people stop liking it? It will still be popular in 300 years.
Papà
Stef e fere
Music is the universal language!
I see…
This piece of music had a profound effect on my life. I was going through a very turmoiling time in my life where I cried non stop for a week and I wouldn't sleep because I was afraid to die. Then my music teacher played this song for me and it was as if God was saying don't be afraid I have set a place for you. I suddenly stopped crying and I am no longer afraid. This piece of music is a gift from God through the most amazing composer in history.
What a wonderful comment, as beautiful as the song itself.
God is with you and you shall surely live in peace forever in the embrace of all you love.
'Turmoiling' is that even a word? lol
I feel the same God is so real best kept secret is that He doesn't exist pray 🙏
I heard recently that studies has been done about this piece of music, it's truly amazing : this music specificly "activate" the 8 fondamentals amino acids in our body. It's like the Goldberg variations of JS Bach : a mathematical architecture trough music...
For me, Canon in D is THE finest piece of music ever written.
One day I will play this piece without errors.
I'm 47 now and I'll try until I die.
I will support you
Good luck buddy :) I believe you can do it
One simple tip: switch to cello or double bass, and loop play the 8 notes until the piece ends. It’ll be easier :>
I'm 49, I just started to learn the violin. I wish I would have started when I was 7... I so love playing it.
Umarım yapabilirsin.🙏
@@bel8223 iyi dilekleriniz için teşekkür ederim...
Pachelbel’s Canon is one of the reasons, I started to looked at life differently in a positive way.
😍😍😍
Peace ☮️
Pachelbel can give a room peace for a few moments, Jesus can give someone peace for an eternity.
Trust in Jesus my friend.
This is a reality for the Christian
“Therefore, since we have been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ.”
- Romans 5:1
Grace and peace
I wish i could be like you
Good!!
Even as a young child from a tough upbringing I found great comfort in this song, both audibly and spiritually. At 58 years old I appreciate it more than ever I've listened to this over and over as it helped me through very tough times. This version by this group of very talented artists is one of the most beautiful versions that I can remember.
You are right. It is one of the best versions I have heard. Like you, it is very emotional for me. I am walking down the aisle more than 30 years ago, a fairy tale wedding of epic proportion. And I am remembering it falling apart two years later, remembering the violence. But I was blessed even then, blessed to have my son, who has been the sun, the moon, and the stars in my sky. A gift like no other.
Vous avez exactement la même réflexion que moi au sujet de cette musique 🎶 🎶
Cet orchestre
La musique m' a toujours aidé à surmonter mes souffrances et trouver la joie et la force de continuer le chemin avec optimisme .
@@jeanrouze2892 ❤
🎉
@@jeanrouze2892 les sufferance existe a faire meilleure la vie apres.
カノンという曲が好きで、上野さんが指揮し、日本ニューフィルハーモニック管弦楽団が奏でるカノンが好きで、2年半前から飼いはじめた保護犬のチワワにカノンと名付けました。そのチワワのカノンが先月下旬から体調を悪くし、今、まさに虹の橋を渡ろうとしています。飼い主の私は涙を堪えながら今旅立とうとしているカノンちゃんに、名前の由来となった上野さんのカノンを聴かせながら、彼女を送ってあげております。名曲カノン、上野さんのカノン、私の愛するカノン本当にありがとうございました。
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who is watching this amazing piece in the quarantine
greetings from Lebanon 🌷
Amina Ba me in Malaysia
@@haoyuanyuen1817 from lebanon🌷hope all things get better and get rid from this nightmare chasing all the world
👍❤️
@@haoyuanyuen1817 greetings from NYC ❤️
From Lima, Peru ❤️
I'm japanese.
My Mother said "this music is like heaven."
Canon is the best music in my opinion.
@@deejs8652 1 am the 3rd mom :))
Im the fourth mom
Io sono Napoletano .... la Considero la Musica degli Angeli .....un forte abbraccio da Napoli
I think so guys, when i was japan last time ago i like heart this once, toki doki kenshusei no kokoro ga kanashikape kara😎
こんいちは！！！！！！！ヽ(^。^)ノ
For me, this is the best interpretation of the Pachelbel Canon ever created. Thank you.
Written 343 years ago❤❤❤ by the great musical genius, Johan Pachelbel
343 years ago! My, sounds just as fresh today, as ever before.
As I’m leaving the earth this is the last thing I want to hear .
Me, as well!
are you going to other planets or leaving means *passed away?*
edit: *before you passed* away not "passed away"
Both mate.
@@imchangingaccountnoreason1103 lol you can just edit the word itself
Same
Did you know, that Pechebel’s canon in D was an obscure, unknown composition found in a German church from the 1690’s? That was 300 years ago. It was discovered by accident in the 1900s and slowly gained popularity. Legend says this tune was originally composed as a wedding march for the composer’s wife or the wife of a friend. The reason why it is so beautiful is because the composer was in love when he made the tune. And it comes across in the music. You feel what true love is.
Wow
This tune was probably made for the wedding of Johann Christoph Bach in 1694, he was the older brother
of Johann Sebastian Bach, in my opinion the greatest composer of all times.
@@Flatterratte Johan Christoff Bach - Johan Christoff Pachelbel.What a coincidence.
Fitting. This is the song my wife and I danced to on our wedding.
That's not true. The original composition was made for chamber music, not orchestal music and it's tempo was much faster. In the 60's Francois Palliard made the slow version we know now. The original version even doesn't have its characteristic arpeggios. They were added on the Palliard version because some parts of the composition were borign while playing slow. Most of your comment is a fucking lie. Stop lying on the internet.
Arguably the best 6 minutes of my life.
自分が死んだ時この曲で見送って欲しい
Listening to this somewhere deep in Africa. When music played, the world healed. Love from Kenya
I'm 26 year old male. from London, UK and this music bring tears to my eyes heavily. Because it healed my depression when I was suicidal 8 years ago.
Thank you for healing me whatever it was. 💓
Great
You might want to rent/stream the classic movie from 1980 called "Ordinary People" which was centered around a family that suffered a suicide and financial repression. The movie featured Donald Sutherland and Mary Tyler Moore, two prominent actors of that era. Interestingly, the theme music of that movie was this very piece of music -- Pachelbel's Canon! en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordinary_People
Simple, you felt the hand of god. These musicians are gods work.
👍❤
Glad to hear it.. hope u r move on n hv better life now
Exquisite. Particularly nice that it's a Japanese orchestra doing this, showing how beautiful music transcends all boundaries
I was thinking the same. Music unites people and countries.
@@mariaelianagonzalez3758In fact, I listen to German music, the musician is Japanese, and I am Arab
L0ii😅lĺi6t,@@mariaelianagonzalez3758
I'm 49 and just now really starting to appreciate classical music. I've always liked a song or two here or there, but I'm slowly learning composers, songs. It's all so beautiful. Before this I mainly listened to Rock and Country music and I still do. I'm just expanding my appreciation, I guess.
there is nothing more beautiful than a mass of talented people working together to create a thing of beauty like this
Beautiful
本当にパッヘルベルのカノンが好きです。
音楽の基本が詰め込められたこの曲が、原点で頂点だと思います。
A HONOR TO THIS DYING AGE TO LISTEN SUCH A BEUTIFULL MUSIC COMPOSITION
🗼🇫🇷. Magnifique cet orchestre..mes larmes coulent par tant de beauté ❤❤❤❤
Traduire en japonais
Très ému également.
So wonderful and soothing.
Who else is crying while listening to this ?
It just proves it's music in its purest form and that we're only humans.
It tears my heart out. So celestial.
I am always crying hearing the canon.
I am...
Every time I hear it, tears, and I don't know why.
yes, undeniable.
Only a genius could have composed this. 8 notes over and over. Adding an instrument. Adding a chord. Walla, pacabel.!!!!!
Ageless Beauty, Soul touching. Inspired by the Holy Spirit
AMEN AMEN AMEN
You are right. Simple things are best.
No. This song has 8 chords. Each chord can have up to 8 notes - on this piece, i can hear at least three notes per chord. Then each chord can have different order of notes - on this piece, I can hear many inversions. Then when the chords are played, there are many variations from one chord set to the next. It it was 8 notes over and over, it would be “un-listenable”
Walla? Don't you mean VOILA? This is Francaise. It means "There it is".
This orchestra plays the piece so gentle and sensitive. I listen this every day and still gives me a tear in my eyes.
They play it like is was supposed to be played from my point of view .Greetings from the Netherlands.
This is really one of the most beautiful versions of the the most beautiful piece of music ever written.
I agree !
Is it the same quality on youtiube tho
@@paulinerichardson138 I have Premium.
Me from UK. Our wedding music 35yrs ago, seems like yesterday.
Congrats Chris. I addicted to Canon from Japan.
しんどい時に聞くと泣きそうになる。
泣きたい時は泣いてもいいんだよ。たくさん泣けばいい
E che allegroni!
嬉しい時に聴くとまた違った気分になりますよ😄
Amigo , estamos juntos sempre.
Wow
This is the best rendition because they actually have the proper timing and tones. You wouldn't believe how many other recordings simply do not have that iconic "UMPH", I'm saying.
I know what you're describing.
My thoughts, exactly. Thanks for posting them😊
私は日本人です！同じ日本人としてこのような癒やされる楽団があることを誇りに思います❤
every time I listen to this music my mind bring up an unforgettable moment of my life. Summer 1970, I was 18, sitting in San Marco square Venice along with my girlfriend, looking at the stars when the see breeze brought this music and in that moment I felt myself in peace. 50 years passed by and I still remember how good I felt.
wow, what an awesome comment. thank you for sharing. i wish i had such a wonderful experience (no complaints here though)
@@secretagent86 I wish to thank you for your kindness: I did appreciate.
I got married in 1972 , in a romanesque church and this was the music being played when my wife
entered the aisle .
I still ask myself : where was the magic ? My wife or the music ?
They both are still in the golden memory of that sunny May
may God bless you Sir....
Mine is different, I feel like I lived on that era of Pachelbel, himself...
My mom loved this. Sleep in peace mom❤❤🦋🦋
I’m sorry for your loss. Your mom must have had an ear for great music.
Sorry for your mom .....may her soul rest in piece❤❤....love from india
RIP, love from New Zealand.
Rip,she knew what to listen to tho
I am sorry for your loss and RIP... Greetings from the Philippines
I'm a 73 year old woman. Have listened and have played this piece on my piano. Always makes me want to cry 😢
THE VERY BEST!
Im 73 year old man .Me too
卒業式の定番の曲ですね。
卒業証書授与時に流れて卒業生の呼名と生徒の返事がかさなり3年間の思い出が曲とともに走馬灯のように甦ります。涙が出てきます。
本当に世界一美しい曲のひとつと思う
至高の神に栄光あれ！🙏
Compreensível tenha um bom dia
Johann Pachelbel (born on 11 September in Nuremberg, Germany, and died there on 3 March 1706) was a German composer of the Baroque period. He worked as an organist in Vienna, Eisenach, Erfurt, Stuttgart, Gotha and from 1695 at the Sebalduskirche in Nuremberg.
born 1653
Danke für die Information
He was teacher of another German genius composer: Johan Sebastian Bach
@@conradg97 I think he was the teacher only Bach's brother(s).
Diogenes rent thank you for that. Bless.
When, such music, is played so beautifully, its just the most delightful thing to hear, an orchestra playing in unison. Thank You For Your Magnificent Skills, You All Behold So Beautifully.
If I ever get married, would love to walk down the isle to this!! I always well up when I hear it❤❤
冠婚葬祭全ての場で使える曲の最高峰だと思う
おめでたい様にも悲しい様にも厳かな様にも聴こえる
そうやな
１６８０年代にこの歌が生まれたのは凄いです。どんな気持ちで作曲したのだろうか。何回聴いても鳥肌立ちます。そして自然と涙が出てきます。
Pachabel was a genius man. If you can create something like this, you are at least close to know the meaning of life.
This song from 338 years ago makes me cry with its splendor and deep beauty♪ It really saves my heart and it seems like a single tear will break.
As my cousin lies dying tonight from terminal cancer, I am comforted by this, the music of the angels.
I hope your cousin goes pain free. Wish you nothing but the best going forward.
Yeah i think this song has very deep meaning when johann pachelbel.... writes it...
@@andyc9979 Thank you Andrew. Our family does not die from cancer but he is a heavy smoker and is only 53. Lung, pancreatic and bone cancer. Thank you for your prayers.
@@marindastressino1741 you're very welcome
I am so heartbroken for your loss. Sending you love and prayers.
And yes this is music given to us by the angels 🌹
Wow. This song reminds me of loss: the loss my brave and beautiful daughter, the loss of youth, of dreams, of failed relationships. It also reminds me of hope, resilience, and our ability to love deeply and persevere until the end. RIP and fly with the angels sweetheart!
I love that
Sending my most heartfelt condolences to yourself & your family.
May your daughter be remembered in the most beautiful of fashions, never forgotten & loved still, no matter how hard. X
@@jimmyyoung4187 Thank you. I appreciate that.
@@gloriavanhof1403 I am able to relate.
It is so very hard but, eventually and soon, solace shall come your way. x
I give you a lot of love from France
I watched this played by a class of children with special needs, and they did it perfectly (Nakayoshi class). It made me want to cry then. Their music teacher was, in my mind, a complete genius.
The writer of this piece loved music, I'm a 71year old country man and country music fan, but this blows me away, Beautiful, perfect.
歳の離れている兄がこの曲が入っているカセットテープを買ってきたのを私は子供ながらに感動して聴きていました。優しかった兄はお酒飲まないのに肝臓癌で亡くなってしまった。
バロック好きなのは優しかった兄の影響かもしれません。
This piece was played at mine and my wife's wedding...…….she walked down the aisle of our church to this. It was her choice and it brings me to happy tears every time I listen. I love it and I love her.
script A We did the same. A beautiful and moving piece.
My wedding had five orchestral pieces (...we were married in Brazil). I chose two of the five songs played at my wedding... and this was one of them.
Using this in our wedding in a few months!
Wir haben auch zu dieser Musik gehereitat
We're gonna use this for our wedding too for the next 2 months.
約300年前の曲なのに、今もこうして聞いてしまう。輪唱、その名の通り現代まで受け継がれいるのだね。心が落ち着く。
😊😊😊😊
すげぇ……ただただすげぇ……
是非とも生で聴きたい素晴らしい演奏だ
I hope music bonds both us as Gods own children
江戸時代にこれはすごいな
カノンみたいに今の曲が後世に続くことを願います
I listen to Canon everyday, sometimes multiple times and it never fails to lift my soul up into the highest realms. Johann Pachelbel you sir were a genius 🙏
So do I.
Maestro Pachelbel I am sure is smiling listening to this interpretation of his masterpiece. Truly magnificent.
so do i
💕
This is the most beautiful version I know of. Not only does it lift my soul, but it renews my faith. Weird that it takes music from centuries ago, to restore a soul and bring us back to the things that really matter in life.
Every comment I read here lifts my heart and brings a tear to my eye as I realise the magic of this piece not only touches my soul but thousands of others too. Thank you all for sharing your experiences and lifting the vibration of this beautiful planet we all share 🕊❤
Feeling hopeful in a miserable world...elevates my soul.
I first heard this when I was in a Duty Free store at an airport.. For the life of me, I couldn't figure out what it was as I never listened to classical. This completely changed how I look at classical and to this day, I still listen to this piece over and over. It will be my absolute favourite piece till I am gone. Also there are a lot of versions out there as we know, and many played by different countries and by different orchestra company. This is one of the absolute best by far. More composed/together and sounds better. Well done to the Japanese for playing it so well.
I don't recall where I was but it was 30 yrs ago when I first hear this. My love of classical music grew from there. I guess is this a good "hook"!
I love it best when it is played with expression and not just with speed!
No speed here just beauty I could listen to this all day ❤🎉😮😊
この世に、カノンとゆう素晴らしい曲を作ってくれた、パッヘルベルに、ありがとうと言いたい。。
本当に。
What a tremendous performance by Japanese orchestra. Bravo. Love from Mongolia.
This is probably best version I´ve heard so far.
My question is this: how did a human get to compose something like this???
Spiritual baggage, much study and mediumistic inspiration.
Love bro,much love
Magnificent!
In your life you must to say really thank you to few people, but some of these are for sure the ancient composers like Pachelbel
He just let his heart speak. Music is the language of the soul. Words are but a dim reflection of what we often try so hard to say.
It just proves that music can transcend all people, classes and societies.
When I hear this- it reminds me of everything in my life. The laughs, the family losses- the changes that come no matter what. Time moves on and room is made for the next generation to hear and enjoy. It touches my soul. This to me is true music. I pray it’s on a continual loop when I go back to my real home.
It really is, what in my earthly mind, I would want to hear in heaven. Because of this song I began listening to classical music.... and oh, my Lord, what a difference in my attitude, and general outlook on things.
We all have a God shaped hole in us that we are looking to fill. This song does that. Just let your memories be the song, and you'll understand so easily.
A very beautiful piece of music that I chose for My Father’s funeral. I felt it reflected His laid back & calm nature.
It’s timeless & emotional- simply beautiful to the Ear.
以前頭の中に病気が見つかって 手術をしました 入院中はこの曲ばかり聴いてましたので この曲を聴くとその時のしんどかった事を思い出します…ですが今が底辺ならば頑張れると思い直した曲でもあります
It's not a song it's a Symphony
それだけその時、癒してくれた曲なんですね…✨優しくも底力のある芯の強さを感じる曲。これからも大変な時、あなたを助けてくれるお守りになると思います
When my second boy was born I loved to listen to this piece and it was so soothing and it seemed that he enjoyed it too, little did I know that he would be diagnosed with autism at age 3 and every time I listen to this it only brings me to tears because there was nothing that could prepare me for that, he is now 15 and he is such a great kid but he is non-verbal and goes to special education but out of any type of music he loves classic music as much as I do.
He is a great kid. Period. You are a great parent.
Having autism is like being a mutant from xmen
I have high functioning autism and have been listening to this song, played by various artists, everyday for a few months now. I know it from before, I played it on a violin as a kid, but it has become one of my obsessions now. Together with Departures by Joe Hisaishi.
Ho appena letto il tuo commento e ho saputo che hai un ragazzo autistico.
So che è una patologia davvero complicata, difficile da gestire e da supportare.
Ho letto di persone geniali che hanno la sindrome di Asperger, ma non tutti sono in questa condizione e comunque hanno una personalità difficile.
Chissà cosa gli è successo...
È davvero un mistero.
Un caro abbraccio...a proposito, io sono italiana,ho 77 anni e mi farebbe piacere se mi rispondessi. 💕🙏💥
@@severinacappelletti8364 grazie per aver dedicato del tempo a scrivere tali parole di supporto, Dall'altra parte dell'oceano in America, ma il calore delle tue parole può essere sentito nel mio cuore. grazie mille 😇🙏
Oh my troubled soul, Just Listen to the most beautiful, Canon in D.
병원에 입원해있을때 이곡을 이연주로 들었습니다.죽을고비 넘기고 퇴원해 지금 다시 이연주로 듣습니다.넘치지않게 소박하고 진실 되게 진짜 아름답게 이 곡을 듣 습니다. 감사 합니다.
Perhaps the most emotional instrumental piece ever written ...
Tonetwisters every time I hear this, it brings tears to my eyes. Don’t know why it affects me so much, guess it’s just a masterpiece which touches me very deep
I also cry everytime i listen to canon . Best music ever
Listen to Schindler's list a Jewish prayer to say the least
I couldn't disagree more. While the song is nice... it's just nice. It has a trite sounds to it, one that makes my think about living a very mediocre life and has a bland melody (although the fact that Pachelbel wrote the piece as a gift just for Bach's wedding is impressive).
@@scheini79 Much understood.
CLOSE YOUR AND LISTEN. WORDS CANNOT DESCRIBE HOW I FEEL LISTENING TO THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MUSIC I EVER HEARD. 😌😇😊🙏
well said . it touches emotions that our vocabulary lacks the words to describe . its beauty . sad . happy. young. old and the rest as i say has no words
I have listened to almost every version of this piece of music and by far, this is my favorite...you are wonderful!
Totally agree...just 'heart wrenching ❤
CHE'RE YOU ARE SO BEAUTIFUL ADORABLE SEDUCTIVE RAVISHING SEXY CAPTIVATING AND PASSIONATE YOUR BEAUTY IS PHENOMENAL 💗IF PACHELBEL WERE ALIVE TODAY YOU WOULD BE HIS MUSE
This is certainly one of the best versions of Canon in D major I have ever heard so far!🙇🏽🙇🏽🙇🏽👍🏼Bravo!
One of the things on my bucket list is to hear this masterpiece live in concert.
涙がこみ上げてくる 色々な思いがこみ上げてくる 心がしめつけられる とてもつらい それでも美しい
至高の神に栄光あれ！🙏
Kaum ein anderes Musikstück lässt mich sowohl lächeln, wenn ich heller Stimmung bin, als auch in Tränen ausbrechen, wenn die Melancholie zu Besuch ist.
Und ich habe bislang keine schönere Version des Canons gehört als diese hier, meinen tiefsten Dank! ❤️
Je ne cesserai jamais de le dire !!
LE MEILLEUR ORCHESTRE
FÉLICITATIONS !!!!!!
If I am listening to this music, I am comfortable and happy this music is the best I have ever listened to - Thank you for reading my poor english comment!
Don't worry, we do understand your written english.
한국인이면 한글로 말해
@@HES39 I am English. Your comment was beautiful. All the best from the U.K.
You don't need to speak. All we need to do is listen.
I usually listen this song while studying.I hope this song will be able to lead me to the pass of the university .
Good luck. I wish you a happy life
u can and u will. Believe and it will happen
You already passed your life, not your collage just by listening this music.
Pachelbel is a great soul poet, and his music is the poetry of the soul
German composer of the Baroque era Johann Pachelbel is best known for his Canon in D, a popular piece of classical music that has become one of the most recognized and frequently performed compositions in the world. 1:01 [Hello Music Theory]
When and where Pachelbel's Canon originated, and why exactly he composed it, is largely a mystery to music historians. It dates to the late-17th or early 18th century, and there's speculation that it was written as a gift for the wedding of Johann Sebastian Bach's older brother, who studied with Pachelbel. [The New York Times]
The word “canon” comes from the Greek kanṓn, for “rule” or “standard.” In canons, the general rule is this: one voice plays the melody, and after some interval of time, the second voice plays the same melody, then the third voice, and so on. In Pachelbel’s score, while the three upper voices play lofty melodies, the bass voice, typically performed on the cello, is stuck playing a pattern of just eight notes over and over, and over, for 27 repetitions in total. 2:02 [WQXR]
Baroque musical genres include both vocals and instrumentals, with the only difference being they were quite larger in number of categories than those of in the renaissance era.
It was in the Baroque era - roughly 1600-1750 - that the notion of the orchestra really came into its own, and composers started to layer instruments up in complex polyphony - different musical parts - and harmony. [Classic FM]
Thank you so much to whoever put this on TH-cam, it's gorgeous ❤
It literally brings me to tears! The music of angels!
💖🌺
agreed music of the angels x
It is... INDEED !!!
I love that!!
Could not say it better, it was exactly what I think when I hear this piece.
Best version of Canon in D
Today was my aunts wedding and a friend's dad introduced us to this song. I'm only nine years old and I will try play this exact song the rest of my life and will never stop ❤.
God bless you and may he be with you for the rest of your life.
The girl playing the cello three rows back with a beautiful smile enjoying the music wonderful
Beautiful - and the cellist at the back has a lovely smile!
This is the music you hear upon entering heaven! Thank you from Ireland.
You are in heaven ..when you listen to this...
Absolutely ..... Beautiful
I'm conected with you...heavenly music!
This was my "Wedding March" 24 years ago. I play it often but as an anniversary song. it is deep and gives an inner sense of enlightenment.
🥲 Black Watch is a Tartan and a Scottish Highland Regiment.
I play the pipes and to hear your orchestra play this tune is more than moving.
What a beautiful rendition, thank you so much.
domo arigatogozaimasu
BW Australia
If this was the last piece of music i ever heard then i could die a happy man this is human emotion at the highest level, this is a gift from one man to mankind which will last for ever, this particular variation is just stunning thank you guys so appreciated well done
I think this might be the most beautiful music ever composed. The orchestra does a superb performance. This music radiates peace and calm. It make me think of the goodness of God and being safe in His arms.
Mis felicitaciones, todas las noches los escucho, esta pieza anestesia mi corazón adolorido por la muerte reciente de mi padre, saludos a todos los miembros de la orquesta porque son un ejemplo de profesionalismo y dedicación, envío mi reconocimiento al señor Takashi Ueno...
Toquei está música sempre durante minha adolescência e depois por muitos anos. Agora com 70 sempre me lembro do meu filho falecido aos 22 anos que também amava o Cannon. Em homenagem a ele tocamos ela no casamento da minha filha… sempre choramos quando a ouvimos… musica maravilhosa que enche o coração e dá paz a alma!!❤
Gracias
がんばれ
I am pretty sure that those who listen to this music and love this music know or will get to know the value of life😀❤️❤️ . Think how much it had taken pachellbell to create something pure as this😍
To GOD be the glory ...All things were made through JESUS...
@@mhelmercado1953 Amen brother.
Yes I do.
🙂🙏🏼
@@lowj7458 😊😊😉
争いごと憎しみあいなどなく全世界の人々が皆幸せであって欲しい。この曲を聞くといつもそう思う・・・・
はなたらはなは que lo que deci??
No te entiendo we :v
Classical music is food for the soul. This is one of my favorite ❤ ❤
This version and one played by the British Royal Orchestra for a wedding between nobles about ten years ago, are in my opinion the best versions I've ever heard.