There's something about 19th century French music that's just so true, so sincerely sentimental and delicate. I like to think there's a certain "something" in it's contrast with Russian music from the same period, they're almost absolute opposites, but if you "add" them, they become two parts of the same thing, they become something so intense and delicate at the same time, so brutal, sexual, and soothing. I could never find these feelings in German, Oriental, American, or any other type of academic music. It's no wonder that the French loved Russian music, and that the Russians loved French music. These two just sum up what it is to be human.
J'en reste bouche bai ! Je ne peux rien dire ! Je ne dois pas parler ! Je suis juste là à écouter ce magnifique morceau ! À en pleurer !!! Une pure beauté ! Merci !
I'm learning this on cello at the moment, it's an incredibly beautiful piece... And I just had a dream the other night, about a certain girl that I've lost, that fits amazingly perfectly with the poem in the comments below. Reading through it reduced me to tears and my phone's now kinda getting wet. Thank you for sharing those lyrics.
I find the title of this piece perfect. I once had a beautiful dream wich I remebered in the morning and this song express perfectly the feelings I had. The happiness of having made a dream like that destroyed by the waking, the thinking about that dream all day and night increasing the sadness mixed with a bit of resignation of accepting the fact it was just a dream...
Well, I don't speak French, but I kind of see someone waking up from such a wonderful dream. And you know dreams...they never occur again in the same way.
In Après un rêve (originally published in 1878), a dream of romantic development with a lover, away from darkness, and towards an awakening light is described. However, the dreamer longs to return to the "mysterious night". The text of the poem is an anonymous Italian poem freely adapted into French by Romain Bussine: After a dream In a slumber enchanted by your image I dreamt of happiness, passionate mirage, Your eyes were softer, your voice pure and resonant, You shone like a sky lit up by the dawn; You called me and I left the earth To run away with you towards the light, The skies opened their clouds for us, Unknown splendours, divine flashes glimpsed, Alas! Alas! sad awakening from dreams I call you, O night, give me back your lies, Return, return radiant, Return, O mysterious night!
Gracias, esta bella melodía es un consuelo y disfrute para las almas solitarias, solo la música es capaz de expresar tantos y tan complejos sentimientos, llena el aire, pone color, ilumina y disipa las tinieblas, gracias. Alberto.
Dans un sommeil que charmait ton image Je rêvais le bonheur, ardent mirage; Tes yeux était plus doux, ta voix pure et sonore, Tu rayonnais comme un ciel éclairé par l'aurore. Tu m'appelais et je quittais la terre Pour m'enfuir avec toi vers la lumière; Les cieux pour nous, entr'ouvraient leurs nues, Splendeurs inconnues, lueurs divines entrevues... Hélas! Hélas, triste réveil des songes! Je t'appelle, ô nuit, rends-moi tes mensonges; Reviens, reviens radieuse, Reviens, ô nuit mystérieuse !
This was played at The Royal Wedding by a very very talented 19 year old and as soon as I started listening to it, it gave me a lump in my throat!!....absolutely beautiful!! I'm not really into classical music but this piece just sounds heavenly to me 🎶🎵🎶🎵
Recording by: Lillian Rehberg Goodman, cello Harold Bogin, piano: "Cello Religioso - Cello Amoroso" 1975. the original recording for the compilation "The Best Of Classical (A Lifescapes Music Collection)"
What a great pairing of painting and music. Faure's 'After a Dream' was published in 1878, (based on a translation of an Italian poem by Romain Bussine.) The first painting you show is Monet's 'Impression: Sunrise.' This painting depicts the port of Le Havre, Monet's hometown. It was shown at the 1874 'Exhibition of the Impressionists.' So nicely done. Thank you.
Oh! The music by Gabriel Faure i very liked. "Apres un reve" one of the his compositions that i very loved, especialy i watched in vocal version by Rene Fleming. But "Pavane, Op. 50" one of his compositions that i firstly listened to.
I have never fathomed the concept of "dislike" or "like" - I really don't care if anyone dislikes this, or even likes it, although I appreciate the careful reflections. The music has lasted the passage of time, and will do so for a thousand years or more...
This is my favourite recording of Fauré’s aprés un rêve for cello and piano, because they capture the dreamlike quality of the song in the playing, cool and almost transparent, yet full if wistful longing and barely suppressed passion. After some research, I found the recording , I believe: it is: Lillian Rehberg Goodman, cello Harold Bogin, piano: "Cello Religioso - Cello Amoroso" 1975. the original recording for compilation The Best Of Classical (A Lifescapes Music Collection) The Best Of Classical (A Lifescapes Music Collection)
Thank you so much for the research. I agree, this is my favorite recording of and duo for the piece. I now know the poem behind it, but the interpretation here conveys the poem’s idea so well that I didn’t even need to know the poem to feel the message.
This song has something deep to soothe and warms. The song purifies the passions of persons with a wonderful masterpiece of pensive and nostalgia . From Tokyo in Japan Which national are you watching this video ？
@@toniqa3 Sorry the very late reply ！ Thank-you very much to your reply How is your condition and your country ？ How do you think and know about Japan ？ Take care of yourself Good luck ！
on retrouve cette ambiance melancolique douce comme un souffle suspendu dans tous les arts la peinture des impressionstes la poesie des verlaine raimbautl beaudelaire les ecrivains proust pagnol d autres et d autres j aime ce temps passes le monde etait plein d esperances
Que manera de penetrar en lo mas profundo del alma , sentidos de mundos inimaginables ,fantasías y tocar las fibras mas intimas,del ser o una ficción y quizás estados ampliados de conciencia ,hacia un encuentro con la divinidad. No si este músico es el mas o el mejor del impresionismo ,solo sus obras son de una exquisita sensibilidad .
One of the most beautiful pieces of music on this planet
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There's something about 19th century French music that's just so true, so sincerely sentimental and delicate. I like to think there's a certain "something" in it's contrast with Russian music from the same period, they're almost absolute opposites, but if you "add" them, they become two parts of the same thing, they become something so intense and delicate at the same time, so brutal, sexual, and soothing. I could never find these feelings in German, Oriental, American, or any other type of academic music. It's no wonder that the French loved Russian music, and that the Russians loved French music. These two just sum up what it is to be human.
+Dante D'angelo
Ya took da words right outta my mouth.
That is a beautiful and perceptive comment.
Absolutely agree!
Totally agree
That funny moment when a Russian (myself) reads your comment and has their epiphany moment.
J'en reste bouche bai !
Je ne peux rien dire ! Je ne dois pas parler ! Je suis juste là à écouter ce magnifique morceau ! À en pleurer !!! Une pure beauté !
Merci !
Non , tu en reste bouche bée , du verbe béer , participe présent : béant ( un trou béant ... ) .
Bai est une couleur du cheval ...
Très émouvant, sensible ce morceau de Gabriel Fauré 😍
Sublime. it takes all it can of the heart and turns it into something tender and worthy of cherishing and mourning.
Oh my god... the cello is so 'lush', for want of a better word! This is gorgeous.
チェロもピアノも深い精神性のある演奏の美しさに心がふるえました。
I'm learning this on cello at the moment, it's an incredibly beautiful piece... And I just had a dream the other night, about a certain girl that I've lost, that fits amazingly perfectly with the poem in the comments below. Reading through it reduced me to tears and my phone's now kinda getting wet. Thank you for sharing those lyrics.
Same here.!
Oooh, I feel for you! I'm learning it as a singer and yes it really pulls at your heart strings.
Great performance of a very beautiful, but melancholy piece.
Una obra que nunca te cansas de escuchar, impregnada de una melancolía dulce, serena y contenida...
Breathtakingly intense and alluring. So exquisite.. Just beautiful
I find the title of this piece perfect. I once had a beautiful dream wich I remebered in the morning and this song express perfectly the feelings I had. The happiness of having made a dream like that destroyed by the waking, the thinking about that dream all day and night increasing the sadness mixed with a bit of resignation of accepting the fact it was just a dream...
The transcription from the voice to the cello is indeed successful. Great recording.
Well, I don't speak French, but I kind of see someone waking up from such a wonderful dream. And you know dreams...they never occur again in the same way.
Try "google T" it's excellent ...... ;)
Oh my heart, I am so in love with this song!! I'm not even sure how it came to me, but I am so happy it found me!
Formidable...
In Après un rêve (originally published in 1878), a dream of romantic development with a lover, away from darkness, and towards an awakening light is described. However, the dreamer longs to return to the "mysterious night". The text of the poem is an anonymous Italian poem freely adapted into French by Romain Bussine:
After a dream
In a slumber enchanted by your image
I dreamt of happiness, passionate mirage,
Your eyes were softer, your voice pure and resonant,
You shone like a sky lit up by the dawn;
You called me and I left the earth
To run away with you towards the light,
The skies opened their clouds for us,
Unknown splendours, divine flashes glimpsed,
Alas! Alas! sad awakening from dreams
I call you, O night, give me back your lies,
Return, return radiant,
Return, O mysterious night!
Thanks.
Thank you! Marvellous words; I found the Italian & French (song words adapted for Fauré) texts here: www.lieder.net/lieder/get_text.html?TextId=18169
I like the English lyrics you posted, could almost sing it to the original melody.
But then I tend to pronounce some words in French.
Poignant pleasure! When sung by the French Caruso Georges Thill
it drifts into the realm of eternity! Thank you for posting!
Gran interpretación del cello de una de las más bellas melodías de la historia. Gracias
Nagyon megindító, érzékeny Gabriel Fauré darabja
Yes ❤❤
The brilliant Fauré plus the gorgeous violincello is heaven.
“I was alone again in the unquiet darkness.”----- F. Scott Fitzgerald
People who disliked this don't know how to appreciate music..
Sadness expressed with dignity.
SUBLIME, tellement sentimentale et donc infiniment touchante 🙏🎶💓🎶✨
C'est une pure merveille!
Thank you so much for sharing this amazing piece, I'd never heard it before and it ended a lousy day with such beauty !!! ❤
Each time you listen to this wonderful music. You grow fonder and fonder of it.
Like all things beautiful.
Gracias, esta bella melodía es un consuelo y disfrute para las almas solitarias, solo la música es capaz de expresar tantos y tan complejos sentimientos, llena el aire, pone color, ilumina y disipa las tinieblas, gracias. Alberto.
hola ALBERTO es dificil responder de aquí a seis años..pero tus definiciones excelente y te entiendo.
Dans un sommeil que charmait ton image
Je rêvais le bonheur, ardent mirage;
Tes yeux était plus doux, ta voix pure et sonore,
Tu rayonnais comme un ciel éclairé par l'aurore.
Tu m'appelais et je quittais la terre
Pour m'enfuir avec toi vers la lumière;
Les cieux pour nous, entr'ouvraient leurs nues,
Splendeurs inconnues, lueurs divines entrevues...
Hélas! Hélas, triste réveil des songes!
Je t'appelle, ô nuit, rends-moi tes mensonges;
Reviens, reviens radieuse,
Reviens, ô nuit mystérieuse !
Helas! Reviens..!!
qui a écrit ce magnifique texte ?
@@dongelberg Anonyme 🌸🌹
What a beautiful poem 🙏
@@dongelberg "Le texte est un poème italien anonyme librement adapté en français par Romain Bussine", lit-on sur un site de partitions musicales.
And this picture...amazing
This is just absolutely stunning!
Beautiful. Merci tout simplement😊
One of the most beautiful pieces I’ve ever played
Very beautiful and very soothing 😊
This was played at The Royal Wedding by a very very talented 19 year old and as soon as I started listening to it, it gave me a lump in my throat!!....absolutely beautiful!! I'm not really into classical music but this piece just sounds heavenly to me 🎶🎵🎶🎵
Beautiful music evoking beautiful feelings.
Absolument superbe comme toute l'oeuvre de Fauré
Incredibly touching and beautiful!
Thank you, Capt Rutlidge, for a lovely piece of music...
Recording by:
Lillian Rehberg Goodman, cello Harold Bogin, piano: "Cello Religioso - Cello Amoroso" 1975. the original recording for the compilation "The Best Of Classical (A Lifescapes Music Collection)"
Thanks for telling. 👍
Thank you very much !
Sublime and moving. Thank you.
What a great pairing of painting and music. Faure's 'After a Dream' was published in 1878, (based on a translation of an Italian poem by Romain Bussine.) The first painting you show is Monet's 'Impression: Sunrise.' This painting depicts the port of Le Havre, Monet's hometown. It was shown at the 1874 'Exhibition of the Impressionists.' So nicely done. Thank you.
Lovely piece of music !
Music is really great
Amazing beautifull musica performance!!❤
Feel so good.
beautiful 🥰
Une pure merveille... A en rester sans voix, tant l'émotion est intense.
Qué bella pieza... gracias por compartir.
So gentle 😊
1:10 oh my word 😩 listen to those overtones! Tears my heart to shreds. It sounds like there’s actually someone whistling along
늘 들어도 좋은곡!
마음의 평화
하늘과 땅 사이에 흐르는
이 아름다운 선율
그대는 아는가
바이올린이 흐느끼는 이유를...
thank you for this beautiful video! especially the first painting fits perfectly to the music! As if it were painted for it!!
Maravilloso!!!!!
Muchas gracias
Buen verano
I will never thank the Royal Wedding cellist enough for making me discover this
Em pleno domingo, ouvir essa música …é um bálsamo….
Oh! The music by Gabriel Faure i very liked. "Apres un reve" one of the his compositions that i very loved, especialy i watched in vocal version by Rene Fleming. But "Pavane, Op. 50" one of his compositions that i firstly listened to.
Esta es la mas bella version que haya yo escuchado hasta ahora,
Exquisite 🙏
Με συγκινεί αφάνταστα κάθε φορά, αυτό είναι η μουσική!!!
love that piece!
Lindíssimo!
I have never fathomed the concept of "dislike" or "like" - I really don't care if anyone dislikes this, or even likes it, although I appreciate the careful reflections. The music has lasted the passage of time, and will do so for a thousand years or more...
Joss Hawthorn very well put.
I totally agree!
This is my favourite recording of Fauré’s aprés un rêve for cello and piano, because they capture the dreamlike quality of the song in the playing, cool and almost transparent, yet full if wistful longing and barely suppressed passion.
After some research, I found the recording , I believe:
it is:
Lillian Rehberg Goodman, cello Harold Bogin, piano: "Cello Religioso - Cello Amoroso" 1975. the original recording for compilation The Best Of Classical (A Lifescapes Music Collection)
The Best Of Classical (A Lifescapes Music Collection)
Thank you so much for the research. I agree, this is my favorite recording of and duo for the piece. I now know the poem behind it, but the interpretation here conveys the poem’s idea so well that I didn’t even need to know the poem to feel the message.
Toda la música de Fauré es como una caricia al corazón.
oui! I am learning to sing this song and love it also.
si sabes me produce un estado ,espiritual y místico al fondo del alma.bien MIKU
así ES MIKU esta genio es diferente a sus colegas impresionistas.
Love this version. Beautiful music and beautiful paintings. Thank you.
That's great! Thank you!
Absolutely beautiful ☝️
After a dream we notice reality.
Spiele es gerade auf dem Cello und es ist so unglaublich schön!
Find ich auch, auf dem Klavier klingt es auf jeden Fall sehr schön.
Aber am bessten wahrscheinlich zusammen
+Lisa -kind ja, also ich spiele es Duo, hatte es auch Jugend Musiziert gespielt :))
Quoi de plus beau qu'un tableau de Claude Monet, pour accompagné cette superbe composition de Fauré.
Kim Dramer - Thank you for the information about the Paintings !
Fantastic 👏
Whoah...the feeling i get while listening to this..... absolute fantasy...
Beautiful 😀
This reminds me of my childhood.
Beautiful 🖤
CONGRATULATIONS ON 1 MILLION VIEWS 🍾🎉🎉🎉🎊🎊🎊😊😊😊
Ahh. Real music, what a relief!
A sensação inexplicável ao sentir essa música é reconfortante e melancólica
Ya took da words right outta my mouth.
Lovely
Belo Horizonte
Belíssima interpretação desta versão da canção original.
O título correto é:
"Après un rêve"
musica que relaja 😌
Nice! 😄❤
It is ❤❤
Excelente pieza musical, llena de melancolía y tristeza.
Beautiful joie pure bonheur❤🙏👍🌹🕊️💖
Oui, j'aime ce titre, je l'adore parce qu'il me calme et me réconforte.
moi aussi
D'accord avec vous
Masterpiece
Finalement ça valait le coup de venir sur terre, rie que pour écouter du FAURE... GGOVAERTS
touching !
Another haunted, introspection by Faure...
Try this on a cool, rainy Spring day.
Today is a cool, rainy Spring day, and I'm having the best moment of my life listening to this
Today is a cool, rainy Spring day, and I'm having the worst moments of my life
Are you listening to the music? Try that! Misery loves company, as any country/western song says.
This masterpiece is your tranquilizer .
You own my heart, oh beautiful human being.
This song has something deep to soothe and warms.
The song purifies the passions of persons with a wonderful masterpiece of pensive and nostalgia .
From Tokyo in Japan
Which national are you watching this video ？
Indian naga.
@@toniqa3
Sorry the very late reply ！
Thank-you very much to your reply
How is your condition and your country ？
How do you think and know about Japan ？
Take care of yourself
Good luck ！
on retrouve cette ambiance melancolique douce comme un souffle suspendu dans tous les arts la peinture des impressionstes la poesie des verlaine raimbautl beaudelaire les ecrivains proust pagnol d autres et d autres j aime ce temps passes le monde etait plein d esperances
wonderfull.
With the views on this vid, I think I should publish more just like it.
including the names and titles of paintings, respectively.
Que manera de penetrar en lo mas profundo del alma , sentidos de mundos inimaginables ,fantasías y tocar las fibras mas intimas,del ser o una ficción y quizás estados ampliados de conciencia ,hacia un encuentro con la divinidad.
No si este músico es el mas o el mejor del impresionismo ,solo sus obras son de una exquisita sensibilidad .
Belleza y paz.