Fun Fact: The melody of "Never Gonna Fall in Love Again," the 1976 hit song by Eric Carmen, is based on the third movement (Adagio) from Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2.
You should react to the chopin preludes, there are 28 of them and each ranges in length from 20 seconds - a couple minutes, its an ablsolute masterpiece, listen to Ivo Pogorelich's recording
Guy is doing a lot of Russian composers. And multiple Ravels but I don't think he's done the composer he is often paired with - Debussy. I don't believe he's done Bach, Haydn or Schubert yet. Or Wagner/Verdi. His discovery of Western Classical Music is somewhat random and does not follow the program of a conventional music appreciation course.
@@olyaddewo2379I totally agree. I discovered classical music in a haphazard way, by the standards of a music appreciation course, but I still managed to cover all styles and eras. It just takes years, and Gidi's only just begun!
This movement is literally one of the most beautiful things in the world , not only in music but the whole world
the 2nd concerto is even better...
This piece is one of the peaks of late Romanticism, this movement alone proves the greatest challenge: to create real emotion through music.
I can’t listen to this too often; I feel broken but solved at the same time. Most beautiful piece of music I have ever heard. Sergei - спасибо 🙏
Every time i hear it it gets even better somehow ^^
so many details
@@nandovancreijExactly
glad you react to this piece , this piece changed my life (: it gave me hope to continue chasing my dreams As a piano player and programmer
Never give up! The hard work will pay off one day
This movement is one of the most beautiful moment in Romantic Symphony, Rachmaninoff Really know how to write music that touch everyone's heart
Fun Fact: The melody of "Never Gonna Fall in Love Again," the 1976 hit song by Eric Carmen, is based on the third movement (Adagio) from Rachmaninoff's Symphony No. 2.
8:05 and 8:30 man, I could see it on your face. Those sections really touch your soul. Crazy.
RACH SYMPHONY 2 TRY NOT TO CRY CHALLENGE (IMPOSSIBLE)
You are totally in the groove and understanding the deep joys of classical music, my friend. So wonderful to see!
3:34 the most beautiful note ever composed
i knew you were going to love this one (:
Can you also listen to Maurice Ravel's La Valse? Thanks for the new upload on Rach!
yess please react to la valse ❤
If you like slow movements, you should check out Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber
Gidi: I'm not going to cry.
Also Gidi: 😪
Me: 😪
Sergie: gotcha b*tch.
I read "Gotcha, bitch!" in Dave Chappelle's voice 🤣🤣
@Mr Kitrid it's the sad emoji, you don't cry when you snore.
This is so moving.
Are you gonna react to anymore of Chopin’s nocturnes? It’s alright if not but I’m really exited for you to hear op 48 no 1
This guy is so underrated
You should react to the chopin preludes, there are 28 of them and each ranges in length from 20 seconds - a couple minutes, its an ablsolute masterpiece, listen to Ivo Pogorelich's recording
There's 24 actually - the Op. number is 28 :)
Prokofiev piano concerto no. 3😊😊😊
Prokofiev piano concerto no. 3
Prokofiev piano concerto no. 3
Prokofiev piano concerto no. 3
Prokofiev piano concerto no. 3
This piece reminds me of Nietzsche idk why
Yeah it's adagio. Little typing mistake I guess lol
I knew I wasn't tripping
Are Tchaikovsky 4 and Mahler 8 on the list?
Guy is doing a lot of Russian composers. And multiple Ravels but I don't think he's done the composer he is often paired with - Debussy. I don't believe he's done Bach, Haydn or Schubert yet. Or Wagner/Verdi. His discovery of Western Classical Music is somewhat random and does not follow the program of a conventional music appreciation course.
There is no rule to following classical music; the only thing that matters is if you enjoy it that's it.
@@olyaddewo2379I totally agree. I discovered classical music in a haphazard way, by the standards of a music appreciation course, but I still managed to cover all styles and eras. It just takes years, and Gidi's only just begun!