Hey this video sent loads of emotions to my head, I started crying while listening to this I'm not sure but it's that good I think you should go further with this career 😅
To call this impressive is an understatement big enough to fly a 747 though. I am in awe of such an intricate, masterful performance. I have heard Pachelbel's Cannon done in many ways, but this, hands down is one of the most beautiful.
Impressive performance on a difficult to manage instrument, yes. A nice choice of song to showcase the instrument, yes. But the glass harp is too harsh for the most beautiful rendition of the song. I believe that honor is more closely approached by the London Symphony Orchestra. Posted by schmobot, I believe.
I saw my first glass "harmonica" at the historical society on a school field trip. Came home after school and emptied the cabinets of crystal, covering the table (that I'd unceremoniously cleared of its mounded chaos). I managed to get 3 octaves by also digging out my grandma's crystal from the attic and was coaxing Greensleeves when my mother came home, saw the stack of papers in the corner and flew into a panic. Maybe, now that I'm someplace in life a little less prone to the constancy of moving vans, I might keep an eye out for old sets of real crystal. In Ayurveda, there is special relavance in healing from music created without striking notes. In playing with that concept, I stopped the painful "muscle memory" replayng 6 weeks worth of grinder/sander/dremmel vibrations that were bringing back arthritis & fibromyalgia pain I thought I'd conquered. Deep, rich, resonant tones a balm for high speed drill motors and looming deadlines. Delicate higher pitches the cancel for residual ringing ears. I was using, at the time, the display of beyond my price range hanging chimes at the hardware store, but now I wonder if a crystal punch bowl would work?
Same. I got thru watching Fur Elise and thought I'd see if anyone had done "Canon in D" on glass harp. First video was here. Back to the same artist I had just watched. Absolutely incredible talent. I hit subscribe already. :)
This brings back the vivid memories of me and my older brother (RIP) serving as Alter Boys in the Catholic Church during Midnight Mass on Christmas. Oh how I miss my older brother.
I am stunned at how incredible this sounds. It is the song I always want to hear at a wedding and i have heard many wonderful versions. this one is certainly the most unique. Thank you for sharing and keep up with these videos. This one, Für Elise and Tocate Fugue in D Minor were all just excellent.
This is a truly unique and beautiful rendition of Canon in D. Just listening to it made me feel centered and relaxed. The world is fortunate to have such talent as this.
I wish my keyboard had a glass harp voice. It's a Kurzweil and about 25 years old, but it still sounds great and has 100 voices - strings, clarinet, choir, etc. If they don't make keyboards with glass harp voices by now, they should - and they should get Robert Tiso to record all the notes for them! I think I can buy some gadget to add more voices if I want. If I can get one that lets me add the glass harp, it would definitely be worth it.
Amazing - I play this piece on piano, and it's astounding to watch how he blends the parts, swapping the lead back and forth as he's playing, as it should be, with one hand carrying the lead and then the other. Magnificent! (And 91 people - the down voters- have no souls.)
Renserin said: "To call this impressive is an understatement big enough to fly a 747 though. I am in awe of such an intricate, masterful performance. I have heard Pachelbel's Cannon done in many ways, but this, hands down is one of the most beautiful." And **that** is an understatement big enough to sail the Kennedy, Nimitz, and the Eisenhower through, side-by-side! My first introduction to the Cannon in D was back in 1975 when I heard it on a promo album by the Musical Heritage Society. I was awestruck! It was ethereal, music for the gods, impressive beyond belief. If I could have made an endless-loop of it, I would have. Since then I have been trying to find a copy of Pachelbel's Cannon that measured up to the breathtaking intensity of that first recording. I listened to every arrangement I could find, from the London Symphony Orchestra to pan-pipes. Though all were very good, nothing matched the sheer "Oh My Gosh!" of that original recording. Until now. Robert Tiso's arrangement of the Cannon in D left me jaw-droppingly speechless. The arrangement is superb, the execution flawless, (despite what the nay-sayers may think). As Ogg9 said, it's truly an "eargasm". Mr. Tiso, my hat's off to you. You have set a new standard for all future performances to be measured against. I wish you every success, and may all your recordings be as well done.
This is one of my favourite pieces of classical music. Not a lot of people know the full piece and the fact that it has some quite lively moments. This version is absolutely heavenly!!! It sounds wonderful on the Glass Harp!!! 👍👍👍
Till now, I thought of making music with crystal wine glasses to be little more than a gimmick. This performance, however, was astounding. The sound is incredibly unique, and so soothing. I believe that I occasionally heard some resonant overtones that briefly detracted from the piece, though only briefly. I can’t imagine how much practice and work went into this. Bravo, sir. Bravo.
The idea and technique were developed way back in 1741 by Richard Pockrich some 278 years ago, so not an entirely new instrument. I do however completely agree with the sentiment.
I have heard Pachelbel Canon in D major played before and I was enchanted by the music when I first heard it. This time brought tears to my eyes. This was extraordinary! I'm buying the CD.
I just started crying...absolutely beautiful!! Plus his ability to not touch adjoining glasses; pure artistry. Bravo!! The true composer would be proud.
Was just listening again to this today and I thought I heard an organ playing very softly with the "cello" part (the one that has just the same 4 notes over and over throughout the whole piece). Then I went back up and read the description. No organ, but there was some extra "tweaking." It's just wonderful the stuff that can be done today when you mix a little technology with live music. Robert Tiso is a genius!
I don't understand how anyone can dislike this. First of all, it's Pachelbel's Canon in D - one of the greatest (if not the greatest) piece of music ever created in the history of humanity. Secondly, it's played on glass harp. Thirdly, it's arranged in multi layers which he does all by himself! This is amazing! Wow!!!!!
Mesmerizing is the perfect word. I don't know why I clicked on this before I had to leave for work. Now I'm gonna be late. Aaack! I should know better.
These are all people who think Death-Metal and Punk/Rap with nothing but F-bombs and the "N" word is "music". All I can do is pity their lack of musical taste.
I really love this video, I've probably watched it a few dozen times already. He looks like he is in so much peace while playing. Thanks for posting this!
Just what the world needed.. a one-man orchestra :3 This is my favorite song. Thank you for playing it :D You are amazing sir, please make more beautiful music and paint our colorless days.
I discovered this recording last year and at Christmas, I shared with my dad, a retired marine corp pilot Viet Nam era and it brought tears to hears eyes. That was the best present I ever received. Thanks for your talent and sharing it with us.
Why are there only a little over 9,500 views...This is the work of a Genius Just think of all the combined talents needed to pull this off! Priceless. .
Tears -- so beautiful -- I always thought people who cried over music were just overly emotional or maybe mixed up -- but the tears are streaming down because my spirit is sailing and sailing -- so very beautiful. Thank you!
it actually took less than 10 second to make a sound. just need to have a thin wine glass, pot your index finger in water, then loop your hand at the top of the wine glass.
Dragon Heart this really is brilliant but the artistry is at least 50 years old.....but I totally agree it's artistry. ....got married to this on a cruise ship.......
I would really love it if you did Adagio in G minor and Air on the G string! It'd sound wonderful! Could you do thsoe please?? *bats eyelashes, making begging pose*
WOW! Imaginative performance. Perfectly balanced. Loved the sound. Also the 4- part visual which both differentiated and united the parts. A virtuoso performance. MULTIPLE BRAVOS !!!!!👍👍👍👍👍
It's ok because u will find your talent! Just wait because when I was 10 I didn't know that I could play piano and violin it took 5 years to notice that. Don't force yourself to find out you'll know when. 😏
thejedimaster32 love what you just said. I'm exactly the same. I have an expensive electric guitar upstairs and a semi acoustic in the garage. I can't play anything. I'm so ashamed.
Well Mr. Tisso THOUSANDS of people LOVE your music, so do not be discouraged my friend. You fans in every country on earth who come to your TH-cam Channel to watch you play this beautiful instrument.
At first I was like wtf, how is this the 1st, but if you think about it I've been watching youtube videos since 2006 and only recently started "liking" so often xD
I tried with a wine glass at home and it was really simple. What you do is you fill the glass with water, then moisten the rim and your finger. To play, you touch the rim and gently swipe it off. I started off by moving my finger around the rim to get the hang of it.
when your mom tells you not to play with your food so you play with everyones drink
When your comment has more than 300 likes but less than 3 replies.
Ezra W sorry mate, my mum doesn't tell me to stop playing with my food cos I have manners
now it has 4
Ezra Walter 😂😂😂.
haha
He got a little thirsty after this. Now it's "Canon in Eb Major."
underrated comment
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Lol
@@luanminh7082 yes, indeed
@ Kesiss Krydekyk if there is less water the pitch is higher. He is correct
The instructions to make the glass harp are on my web site.
Google search Robert Tiso.
Then learning to play it is up to you.
All the best.
Hey this video sent loads of emotions to my head, I started crying while listening to this I'm not sure but it's that good I think you should go further with this career 😅
You're an angel
You're amazing, Roberttiso! You deserve a price
@@biancamarcu8004 prize? Thanks!
@@roberttiso I really like you
To call this impressive is an understatement big enough to fly a 747 though. I am in awe of such an intricate, masterful performance. I have heard Pachelbel's Cannon done in many ways, but this, hands down is one of the most beautiful.
Impressive performance on a difficult to manage instrument, yes. A nice choice of song to showcase the instrument, yes. But the glass harp is too harsh for the most beautiful rendition of the song. I believe that honor is more closely approached by the London Symphony Orchestra. Posted by schmobot, I believe.
I heartily agree but would amend to THE most impressive and beautiful version, a virtuoso performance. Bravo !!!
Teacher: What instrument do you play?
Me: *glass*
I saw my first glass "harmonica" at the historical society on a school field trip. Came home after school and emptied the cabinets of crystal, covering the table (that I'd unceremoniously cleared of its mounded chaos). I managed to get 3 octaves by also digging out my grandma's crystal from the attic and was coaxing Greensleeves when my mother came home, saw the stack of papers in the corner and flew into a panic.
Maybe, now that I'm someplace in life a little less prone to the constancy of moving vans, I might keep an eye out for old sets of real crystal. In Ayurveda, there is special relavance in healing from music created without striking notes. In playing with that concept, I stopped the painful "muscle memory" replayng 6 weeks worth of grinder/sander/dremmel vibrations that were bringing back arthritis & fibromyalgia pain I thought I'd conquered. Deep, rich, resonant tones a balm for high speed drill motors and looming deadlines. Delicate higher pitches the cancel for residual ringing ears. I was using, at the time, the display of beyond my price range hanging chimes at the hardware store, but now I wonder if a crystal punch bowl would work?
Yes
I originally came across your Fur Elise on glass harp and was blown away. Truly beautiful!
Same. I got thru watching Fur Elise and thought I'd see if anyone had done "Canon in D" on glass harp. First video was here. Back to the same artist I had just watched. Absolutely incredible talent. I hit subscribe already. :)
Now he is the ultimate definition of a professional musician. The music is absolutely beautiful. ❤❤❤
This is so beautiful and makes me feel like in peace with myself.
A very special Canon in D on glass harp, it' just gorgeous!
This brings back the vivid memories of me and my older brother (RIP) serving as Alter Boys in the Catholic Church during Midnight Mass on Christmas. Oh how I miss my older brother.
Richard Brown bless you dear one, and God rest his soul 😢
I remember singing this in choir. It takes me to my happy place, too! Sorry for your loss.
Sorry for your loss
@@pumpkinspice2456 Singing it? There are lyrics?
*altar. Alter means "to change".
This dude has seriously mad skillz. Thanks for sharing.
I can hear a cellist crying in the background
i’m not crying, YOU’RE crying!
I’m that cellist
@@thatonearoblob2341 You can just listen this time. You don't have to play along. You're safe.
LOL!! Oh, God, I just laughed so hard my C Bouts ache!!
Как он это делает? Поразительно
So impressed. Timing is perfect! Such a beautiful performance.
this guy deserves a medal
One of my fave golden oldies.
I am stunned at how incredible this sounds. It is the song I always want to hear at a wedding and i have heard many wonderful versions. this one is certainly the most unique. Thank you for sharing and keep up with these videos. This one, Für Elise and Tocate Fugue in D Minor were all just excellent.
+Skylar Husky Toccata & Fugue in d? Haha, could very likely ending in braking all the glasses. :-)
canon in d is WAY overplayed at weddings i can see why but try smthn more original. I rlly love canon in d but i've heard it so many times
Holy crap. That's amazing.
I’ve decided I want this played at my wedding. I’ve no groom in sight but now I feel the need to find one
SaltedwithFire wish l had found this version for my wedding, I walked down the isle to this it was played beautifully but this is next level!
I had this song at my wedding, it was. Beautiful. Great choice of music!!
It's a beautiful song for your future wedding march. My wife marched right up to me with this piece. Still married 26 years later.
Same but I need a bride lmao
I have a guy for ya... my brother's looking. Just sayin. :)
You know you've come across a quality video when 7 minutes pass and it feels like 2
That ain't this one - 7 seconds was more than enough!
Dude I could listen to this all day, it's so chilled out
This is a truly unique and beautiful rendition of Canon in D. Just listening to it made me feel centered and relaxed. The world is fortunate to have such talent as this.
I love how the glass harp makes this beautiful piece ethereal, almost otherworldly.
I wish my keyboard had a glass harp voice. It's a Kurzweil and about 25 years old, but it still sounds great and has 100 voices - strings, clarinet, choir, etc. If they don't make keyboards with glass harp voices by now, they should - and they should get Robert Tiso to record all the notes for them! I think I can buy some gadget to add more voices if I want. If I can get one that lets me add the glass harp, it would definitely be worth it.
Amazing - I play this piece on piano, and it's astounding to watch how he blends the parts, swapping the lead back and forth as he's playing, as it should be, with one hand carrying the lead and then the other. Magnificent! (And 91 people - the down voters- have no souls.)
Renserin said:
"To call this impressive is an understatement big enough to fly a 747 though. I am in awe of such an intricate, masterful performance. I have heard Pachelbel's Cannon done in many ways, but this, hands down is one of the most beautiful."
And **that** is an understatement big enough to sail the Kennedy, Nimitz, and the Eisenhower through, side-by-side!
My first introduction to the Cannon in D was back in 1975 when I heard it on a promo album by the Musical Heritage Society. I was awestruck! It was ethereal, music for the gods, impressive beyond belief. If I could have made an endless-loop of it, I would have.
Since then I have been trying to find a copy of Pachelbel's Cannon that measured up to the breathtaking intensity of that first recording. I listened to every arrangement I could find, from the London Symphony Orchestra to pan-pipes. Though all were very good, nothing matched the sheer "Oh My Gosh!" of that original recording.
Until now.
Robert Tiso's arrangement of the Cannon in D left me jaw-droppingly speechless. The arrangement is superb, the execution flawless, (despite what the nay-sayers may think). As Ogg9 said, it's truly an "eargasm".
Mr. Tiso, my hat's off to you. You have set a new standard for all future performances to be measured against.
I wish you every success, and may all your recordings be as well done.
Agreed and as a person(s) who also loves sweetness, passion, with a hint of sadness enriching it?
This is one of my favourite pieces of classical music. Not a lot of people know the full piece and the fact that it has some quite lively moments. This version is absolutely heavenly!!! It sounds wonderful on the Glass Harp!!! 👍👍👍
Да, восхитительно, прекрасно! Благодарю Тебя, Создатель всего видимого и невидимого!!!
Till now, I thought of making music with crystal wine glasses to be little more than a gimmick. This performance, however, was astounding. The sound is incredibly unique, and so soothing. I believe that I occasionally heard some resonant overtones that briefly detracted from the piece, though only briefly. I can’t imagine how much practice and work went into this. Bravo, sir. Bravo.
yes you and i are hearing overtones but t doesn't detract from his performance imo
lelon furr I had no desire to demean this performance. I’m glad that you enjoyed it without distraction.
Sorry if i came off asgripy his abilities
are far in excess of anything i have ever heare@@curtisweller4138
DJing before it was cool
DJing before it became garbage*
Dj ing before it didn't need a computer and talent to push a button
DJing before it made a profit
@@robb.4613 i would agree
Djing when it was actually great
Most relaxing version I ever heard... This is just too beautiful !
Would love to hear him preform in a catherdral
I heard something similar during a visit to Budapest. The guy was playing the glasses out on the street. Both of you deserve a WOW or a BRAVO!
Robert my Friend, you Sir are a Genius ....
I bought your CD before this song was over! I've been playing music for 40 years - dude, you got tone.
One of the best versions of D I have heard. Love it.
Well...people have taken this talent to a new level. That's good. 😶 a new instrument *claps*
The idea and technique were developed way back in 1741 by Richard Pockrich some 278 years ago, so not an entirely new instrument. I do however completely agree with the sentiment.
First time I saw it used as an instrument was "Miss Congeniality"
If I had to imagine music in Heaven... it would sound like this!!!
I start cry when i hear it let god forgive our sin Amen
I understand what you mean! The sounds of peace and serenity, forever!🏞🕊🌳💚🙌🏾😏🎶
@@Drakekitel1 I know what you mean! Ameen!😏😢
No it gonna be better then this song that U can’t even imagine it how it will sound like
I have heard Pachelbel Canon in D major played before and I was enchanted by the music when I first heard it. This time brought tears to my eyes. This was extraordinary! I'm buying the CD.
When the pleasure is not merely aural, but also visual. I love to see the patterns of movement copied among the four parts.
I think this might just be my favorite rendition of Canon in D! WOW!!!
One of my favorites... beautifully done!!
I just started crying...absolutely beautiful!! Plus his ability to not touch adjoining glasses; pure artistry. Bravo!! The true composer would be proud.
This is truly beautiful :')
And so are you. Love that pic.
I'm very much impressed. Congratulations to Robert Tiso for this magnificent performance. Bravo!
Amazing... Truly amazing... Thank you for sharing.
This is my most favorite song of all time. Thank you for this beautiful rendition.
Love it! I can't imagine the time involved. Thank you so very much for sharing!
Was just listening again to this today and I thought I heard an organ playing very softly with the "cello" part (the one that has just the same 4 notes over and over throughout the whole piece). Then I went back up and read the description. No organ, but there was some extra "tweaking." It's just wonderful the stuff that can be done today when you mix a little technology with live music. Robert Tiso is a genius!
I don't understand how anyone can dislike this. First of all, it's Pachelbel's Canon in D - one of the greatest (if not the greatest) piece of music ever created in the history of humanity. Secondly, it's played on glass harp. Thirdly, it's arranged in multi layers which he does all by himself! This is amazing! Wow!!!!!
omg, this is mesmerizing! and one of my fav pieces of music. luv luv luv it!
Mesmerizing is the perfect word. I don't know why I clicked on this before I had to leave for work. Now I'm gonna be late. Aaack! I should know better.
Too 'Beautiful' for words!!! Just can't stop playing this heart warming rendition of yours! Thank you!
It made me cry :') It felt like heaven :')
absolutely amazing and so beautiful! being a piano player i can appreciate the "extra-special" people it takes to do these things....WOW!
I LOVE THIS SONG SO MUCH IT SOUNDED SO BEAUTIFUL!!!
Wow this took me back to my childhood... I was 12 when this was published on TH-cam.
Now I am about 22. This video will never be forgotten.
You played beautifully. Canon in D is one of my all time favorite ever. Great job! More power to you and your music ; ) ♥
Never heard something as beautiful as this.
Incroyable. Merci pour cette douceur ' :)
unbelievable! this guy is so genius, the fingers, the glass cup, the amount of water. thats all just perfect.
Wonderful harmonies!
So in love with this piece😍
i love this version of the song this is the best
Absolutely incredible!
187 thumbs down? sad guys! This is awesome
Iriaka Kereama they’re all cellists
These are all people who think Death-Metal and Punk/Rap with nothing but F-bombs and the "N" word is "music".
All I can do is pity their lack of musical taste.
I really love this video, I've probably watched it a few dozen times already. He looks like he is in so much peace while playing. Thanks for posting this!
Magnificent wonderful,well done.I play this on Piano but it hears more amazing on glassharpe !!!
This is amazing. It sounds like you are decending into heaven and someone is playing canon in d on a mystical instrument
Magnifique, l'orgue à la portée de tous:-)
LOVE this! My favourite piece of classical music played exquisitely!
Unbelievable! who would have thought such an amazing sound could come from different size glasses with or without water i'm gobsmacked!
Gordon Beer Everybody who watched “Heidi“ as a kid ^^
Gordon, you aren't the only one!
This brought tears to my eyes dude this is absolutely beautiful
What possible reason can someone have to leave a thumbs down?
Perhaps they were watching this downside-up
wtf youtube, i want more than one likes for this guy xD
Lincoln Karim they might've slipped the other button
Lincoln Karim insecurities
Lincoln Karim they liked it so much they turned the screen upside down and liked it again
Just what the world needed.. a one-man orchestra :3
This is my favorite song. Thank you for playing it :D
You are amazing sir, please make more beautiful music and paint our colorless days.
This is my favorite son and my favorite composer in Ludwig Van Beatoven.
I discovered this recording last year and at Christmas, I shared with my dad, a retired marine corp pilot Viet Nam era and it brought tears to hears eyes. That was the best present I ever received. Thanks for your talent and sharing it with us.
Spot on!
The first thing I did after I heard it was to send the link to just about everyone I could think of.
Wow wtf never thought of playing with glass :D great work!
Wonderful. The creativity, ingenuity, vision, and talent of the human being never ceases to amaze me.
Very beautiful, great!
Why are there only a little over 9,500 views...This is the work of a Genius Just think of all the combined talents needed to pull this off! Priceless. .
You could call this a Glass Cannon :P
it's a canon, not a cannon, dude
@@lanselocher9029 lol
@@lanselocher9029 r/wooosh
You mean "Glass Cannon :D"
Tears -- so beautiful -- I always thought people who cried over music were just overly emotional or maybe mixed up -- but the tears are streaming down because my spirit is sailing and sailing -- so very beautiful. Thank you!
Very impressive! Great work! Could you tell me how many hours it took you to learn and record it?
SanTolorio about 3 weeks studying and 1 day recording + mix.
+roberttiso Rather quickly I would say! I'm speechless! Amazing job! Keep it that way! Thank you!
bit to serious dere breh
+Masen Yates vxhbav un
it actually took less than 10 second to make a sound. just need to have a thin wine glass, pot your index finger in water, then loop your hand at the top of the wine glass.
Lovely...I so enjoy this! Thanks for sharing!
you should perform at America's got Talent
i didn't say to just perform this song i only meant he should perform on A.G.T
Linkjoy123 it's called a looper
so he could do this technically
The parts don't exactly repeat
Dragon Heart this really is brilliant but the artistry is at least 50 years old.....but I totally agree it's artistry. ....got married to this on a cruise ship.......
Beautiful! My favorite version yet!!!
Doctor: you have 7 minutes left before death..
Me: **Goes to this video**
Doctor: i'll accept that
speeds it up to 1.25 to get one more bathroom break in
35 seconds left y'all 😔
And listening to this music, spirit soars and body, brought into harmony and healing, finds inspiration to prove the damned doctors wrong...
this sounds like bells and woodwinds/brass at the same time so beautiful
I would really love it if you did Adagio in G minor and Air on the G string! It'd sound wonderful! Could you do thsoe please?? *bats eyelashes, making begging pose*
+Renji Mao stfu weeb!
+jim jones wtf is your prob cartoon boy?
He's just angry because he ran out of koolaid. Or baby formula.
So very beautiful 🥹 played on glass! Glass harp music is truly amazing! 😍 Happy 😁 that I found it on TH-cam! 👏🏼👏🏼💃🏻🙏🏼🙏🏼🙋🏻♀️
You Just Look So Peaceful, like some butler playing a keyboard at a fancy country club.
WOW! Imaginative performance. Perfectly balanced. Loved the sound. Also the 4- part visual which both differentiated and united the parts. A virtuoso performance. MULTIPLE BRAVOS !!!!!👍👍👍👍👍
I hate when I see these kinds of videos; part of me is in awe and part of me feels like shit because I don't have any talent like that :/
10/10
To get a talent like that you have to work for it so if you really want to do that just practice and work at it.
your not alone bud!! same here >.>
It's ok because u will find your talent!
Just wait because when I was 10 I didn't know that I could play piano and violin it took 5 years to notice that. Don't force yourself to find out you'll know when. 😏
Isaac Newton Sometimes you need supernatural power...
thejedimaster32 love what you just said. I'm exactly the same. I have an expensive electric guitar upstairs and a semi acoustic in the garage. I can't play anything. I'm so ashamed.
dear robert, your music consoles us, our heart and soul.
omg the sound so beautiful and its killing meh ;-;
knock, knock... are you already dead?
apparently, since there is no reply
Fitri Dayanti hm i see indo in here
Alpha lol
Alpha
as long as she does not answer yes, I still have hope!
Well Mr. Tisso THOUSANDS of people LOVE your music, so do not be discouraged my friend. You fans in every country on earth who come to your TH-cam Channel to watch you play this beautiful instrument.
impressive. this is the first video i like on youtube! i very very like it
How?
How is this the first video you like on youtube I mean
+Yo Momma many video I'm just watch but never hit like button.
At first I was like wtf, how is this the 1st, but if you think about it I've been watching youtube videos since 2006 and only recently started "liking" so often xD
Beautiful! Absolute magic, the music and you. Bravo sir!
I tried with a wine glass at home and it was really simple. What you do is you fill the glass with water, then moisten the rim and your finger. To play, you touch the rim and gently swipe it off. I started off by moving my finger around the rim to get the hang of it.
I know it's 2014, bu~t.... THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID!
almost everyone knows that O_o
oh and That most certainly is what she said
Jason Crafts I meant it in a "this is starting to get too dated to be funny" type of way? :P
"I tried with a wine glass at home and it was really simple. " Really?! LOL
That was true. For one thing, I only had six wine glasses.
This is my favorite instrumental and this video literally brought me to tears!
Благодарю Тебя Господь наш! Дарующий таланты!
This is so beautiful and amazing!! What a wonderful performance and such talent!
woooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooow thank u so so much !