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I feel like what attracts (me at least) us to this music is how it manages to portray our feelings of loneliness or sadness, but the instruments like the drums and guitar (or the violin in this case) provide this sense of hope, that will always persist. Even on this dark stormy ocean in our small boat, we see a faint glimmer from a lighthouse. And sometimes thought it might be scary all it takes is for us to turn a light off in order to find this hope. Like turning off a flashlight in the country side and seeing the infinite stars. It might feel lonely and scary but there is always hope to hold on to.
My writing wouldn't be the same without post rock and classical music. It influences the flow of thoughts and words, it gives them something 'religious', like I really do something meaningful, that there lies something beautiful in my mind that I haven't quite discovered yet. Writing is all I have, all I am, music took away the fear of nothingness.
As a fellow writer, I absolutely relate to your feeling. This state of 'pure' writing, of losing onself in a world of music and words, is just magical.
Oh my, is this a "1984"-inspired artwork? I mean, "War is peace", "Freedom is slavery", "Ignorance is strength", it's all from there. And the music 💯💯💯 Love it!
it sure is, and the artist for it is Nanomortis on deviantart. they make their art in this unique style, mostly expressing depressing feelings and states of mind through complex geometry and obscure gradients. you should definitely check them out if they're still there! (i honestly haven't been on deviantart for ages so i'm only hoping that their account is still intact)
@Sthephany de Fátima Stephany, vc é brasileira? Pelo nome e foto pareceu kk Uma dúvida, a pessoa que fez o comentário estava dizendo aonde achar a ilustração ou recomendando algum universo de ficção pra ver? O comentário desapareceu e fiquei realmente curioso pra saber se tinha algum nessa vibe
the world may seem dark, weird and without hope but the light will shine again as long as hope remains and this music, this community, fills me with it greetings from Slovenia
I would love to help you and donate, I really would; but I don't have the money. Your channel is one of the best things that has happened to me, thanks to you I have been able to get through difficult times.
Wow, "Those Who Fly Alone" really blew my mind, the catharsis feels like the whole band are just brewing up a storm, the wall of air crashes into whatever was there to record it, recording them must have been an intimidating experience. On edge. I mean I'm still stunned, that was a breathtaking delivery.
I can't express how grateful I am, to listen to the amazing playlists you make. I've listened a lot from your channel and saved basically all of them, after listening to them and liking the songs a lot. But this is my favorite from what I've listened during this whole year - including other channels - (and I tend to listen to a lot of different music, by one album or playlist every day, because I feel a really deep bond with music). But this one in particular is really special to me; I love every song that you've included. Specially 'Love Song', it has become one of the songs I like the most. I feel such intensity and variety of emotions in it. Thank you so much for this. I hope you can continue making these great playlists, and I would be really glad if you did another of "post-rock & violin"; it's such a unique combination that channels different feelings from almost different worlds, but in the end, the result of those two elements together fits with harmony and it evokes a really pleasing sound. As if, we were all the same deep down, and even if we feel things differently, we all share the same feelings. Again, I must thank you for your videos. You've helped me discover such great music and impressive artists.
Thanks for making this im goin through some stuff and this helps a lot. Its been one of the few things that have helped me calm down. So seriously thank you from the bottom of my heart
The first track reminds me of Shigeru Umebayashi's waltz- Yumeji's theme. Thanks for this great list btw. I always love the combination of violin, electric guitar and drum.
This is everything I've been looking for my entire life- I've loved violin and post-rock for a pretty long time now but never thought of putting them together until now and woahh
@@FerretCuddles You can't call it a pity party if they never asked for it. A person going through something expresses themselves on the internet maybe because they have no one else to talk to. The least I can do is respect that. Regardless, I am no one to change your opinion on this. Thanks for reading.
Such a cool playlist! Btw, thanks for adding timestamps and linking the artists! "The Ascent of Everest - Alas, Alas! The Breath Of Life" has to be my favourite one out of these.
I love rock music but the way something like piano or violin integrates in those kinds of songs just hits the spot. Sounds kinda like from a coming of age Soundtrack
Thanks to all musicians for making life better! I know from my own experience that life can get tough, but if you listen to good songs you can get through it and keep going. Made some playlists for many moments in life. Come listen to them and leave me your opinion. I'm getting started. Thanks!
Oh wow...I am so shocked with this beautiful guitars and violins. Fucking dope, just amazing and really sad or little bit melancholic. Thanks so much, our friend, for posting it. I really appreciate it. Lets continue with it ! Cheers and stay safe !
Can you imagine a world without music? How would you feel about it? What would you miss the most? Te imaginas un mundo sin música? Como te sentirias? Que seria lo que mas extrañarias?
Sería aterrador de sólo pensarlo; es estremecedor. La importancia de la música para hacernos sentir humanos y conectar con un lugar alejado de la realidad y poder sentir las emociones provenientes desde ese otro "plano", donde los sentimientos están a flor de piel, muchas veces nos ayuda a persistir, y a amainar nuestros vacíos interiores. Si la música no existiera, desde luego el mundo sería un lugar mucho más vacío.
@@Dermerion Coincido con todo lo que dices! También pienso que además de conectarnos con otro planos, nos conecta entre nosotros! Y hace que el mundo y nuestra convivencia sea sin dudas mejor! Gracias por responder!
Totalmente,@@Fafa-60. También nos une por un mismo sentimiento, asimismo como nos conectamos con los creadores de la canción, por más que no nos conozcamos los unos a los otros, podemos notar cómo un mismo sentimiento nos une; al mismo tiempo que enlaza a muchas personas alrededor del mundo, y nos hace sentir que estamos acompañados. Un saludo, y gracias a vos por la reflexión.
13 road sounds good, but it's far from the same TSMZ / Dirty Three. The selection seemed to me to be of low quality, from the good I can only single out 3epkano. The first could be very good, if not for the disgusting mastering, in which in some moments the sibilants create a tangible pain when listening, but the violin is mesmerizing, this cannot be taken away from "Hungry Ghosts".
Hello, thanks for the playlist! I just wanted to let you know that the original artist who did the artwork on your video is called NanoMortis. The link in your description leads to just a reposter.
Hey Jeralis, I'm sorry I didn't mean to leave, I just feel like I would be nothing, Its not like you'd see, So far away, (yeah) It hurts so much, I need you and I need your touch, I can't have enough you can't have enough, Why can't we meet and handle this stuff that you wonder, I know I grow out of hunger, In the rain in the thunder, My love I wish I was brave sooner.
@@jed5356 I know he doesn't owe us anything, but they are notable artists that use violins in their music. I was just a tad disappointed not to see them here.
The poster of the art you credited to isnt really the artist. I've followed the artist who makes this exact style and i see several trademark motifs of theirs. Nanomortis is the artist without a doubt. Please contact them to confirm for yourself and to notify the artist request that person you credited to remove the image.
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hungry-ghosts.bandcamp.com/album/alone-alone
2. Riding Alone for Thousands of Miles - Love Song 7:35
badpandarecords.wordpress.com/2010/04/05/badpanda018/
3. the abyss inside us - summer in her heart (Prelude in C Minor) 14:05
abyssinsideus.bandcamp.com/album/aerialist
4. 3epkano - Those Who Love To Fly Alone 18:05
3epkano.bandcamp.com/album/at-land
5. The Ascent of Everest - Alas, Alas! The Breath Of Life! 23:35
shelsmusic.bandcamp.com/album/how-lonely-sits-the-city
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Is there any more post rock with violin or orchestra like this? All I know is Bruit
I feel like what attracts (me at least) us to this music is how it manages to portray our feelings of loneliness or sadness, but the instruments like the drums and guitar (or the violin in this case) provide this sense of hope, that will always persist. Even on this dark stormy ocean in our small boat, we see a faint glimmer from a lighthouse. And sometimes thought it might be scary all it takes is for us to turn a light off in order to find this hope. Like turning off a flashlight in the country side and seeing the infinite stars. It might feel lonely and scary but there is always hope to hold on to.
Perfectly said.
:) well said!
pretty much
So true. Couldn't have said it any better.
Not trying to take away from your beautifully intended message, but the Waluigi avatar behind it makes me laugh.
My writing wouldn't be the same without post rock and classical music. It influences the flow of thoughts and words, it gives them something 'religious', like I really do something meaningful, that there lies something beautiful in my mind that I haven't quite discovered yet. Writing is all I have, all I am, music took away the fear of nothingness.
Music fills the void we fear is meaningless. Music allows us to have a sense of purpose and security. 😌
As a fellow writer, I absolutely relate to your feeling. This state of 'pure' writing, of losing onself in a world of music and words, is just magical.
aah I see you are a man of culture by your pfp hehe
The perfect combination.
I love violin? Yes
I love post rock? Yes
How about a combination? 🤯
Extremely same..
Oh my, is this a "1984"-inspired artwork? I mean, "War is peace", "Freedom is slavery", "Ignorance is strength", it's all from there. And the music 💯💯💯
Love it!
it sure is, and the artist for it is Nanomortis on deviantart. they make their art in this unique style, mostly expressing depressing feelings and states of mind through complex geometry and obscure gradients. you should definitely check them out if they're still there! (i honestly haven't been on deviantart for ages so i'm only hoping that their account is still intact)
@Sthephany de Fátima Stephany, vc é brasileira? Pelo nome e foto pareceu kk
Uma dúvida, a pessoa que fez o comentário estava dizendo aonde achar a ilustração ou recomendando algum universo de ficção pra ver? O comentário desapareceu e fiquei realmente curioso pra saber se tinha algum nessa vibe
1984 is right now. If you know, you know.
when you open your eyes , what do you see?
uprooted shrubs or a beautiful tree?
open so wide
and let this blue clyde flow into thee.
Sending love and support to everyone who needs it from Serbia 🇷🇸❤️
You're loved and you're gonna make it.
Thx a lot and i wish u only the best in your life,and gretings from Slovakia🖖😁
🖖🏼🖖🏼🖖🏼
Jerusalem je Srbija
Thanks bro. I send you and everyone a lot of love from Germany.❤👩🦰
You cannot fuckin send love trough a youtube comment, are you high? Closest thing is that you could send me some mdma via postal service..
i love how well violins and cellos fit in post rock! 💚 it gives it that extra emotional edge or neoclassical vibe
the world may seem dark, weird and without hope
but the light will shine again as long as hope remains
and this music, this community, fills me with it
greetings from Slovenia
A match made in postrock heaven
I would love to help you and donate, I really would; but I don't have the money. Your channel is one of the best things that has happened to me, thanks to you I have been able to get through difficult times.
Beautiful. This is another dimension of music. A whole new world.
Gotta love how with post-rock you can never tell which is the band name and which is the song name
Wow, "Those Who Fly Alone" really blew my mind, the catharsis feels like the whole band are just brewing up a storm, the wall of air crashes into whatever was there to record it, recording them must have been an intimidating experience. On edge. I mean I'm still stunned, that was a breathtaking delivery.
when the world is dark, look for the light
I can't express how grateful I am, to listen to the amazing playlists you make. I've listened a lot from your channel and saved basically all of them, after listening to them and liking the songs a lot. But this is my favorite from what I've listened during this whole year - including other channels - (and I tend to listen to a lot of different music, by one album or playlist every day, because I feel a really deep bond with music). But this one in particular is really special to me; I love every song that you've included. Specially 'Love Song', it has become one of the songs I like the most. I feel such intensity and variety of emotions in it.
Thank you so much for this. I hope you can continue making these great playlists, and I would be really glad if you did another of "post-rock & violin"; it's such a unique combination that channels different feelings from almost different worlds, but in the end, the result of those two elements together fits with harmony and it evokes a really pleasing sound. As if, we were all the same deep down, and even if we feel things differently, we all share the same feelings.
Again, I must thank you for your videos. You've helped me discover such great music and impressive artists.
thank you so much
Soundtrack of my life atm
Thanks for making this im goin through some stuff and this helps a lot. Its been one of the few things that have helped me calm down. So seriously thank you from the bottom of my heart
Sophie Trudeau’s confinement songs is a treasure.loved the album,think it deserves more recognition.
I love this so much. It feels like the soul is finally given the voice it never had. Thank you.
My favourite instrument along with my favourite genre of music? YES PLS.
Know I am going to love this as soon as I saw the title. Looking forward to hearing new things. Surprised to not see Hammock here.
I see everywhere the abyss inside us and i am happy!
👍💙
αλγόριθμε με ανησυχείς
The first track reminds me of Shigeru Umebayashi's waltz- Yumeji's theme. Thanks for this great list btw. I always love the combination of violin, electric guitar and drum.
This is everything I've been looking for my entire life- I've loved violin and post-rock for a pretty long time now but never thought of putting them together until now and woahh
This is so gentle and tender, and soft, and beautiful, i have tears in my eyes
Highly recommend Kaunan's Sorni Nai and Pirut
I know someone who could have loved this, i hope she will one day
You okay buddy? What happened?
I accompany you in your desire
@@FerretCuddles There is no shame in expressing yourself and empathising with someone else. They clearly aren't looking for pity.
@@FerretCuddles You can't call it a pity party if they never asked for it.
A person going through something expresses themselves on the internet maybe because they have no one else to talk to. The least I can do is respect that.
Regardless, I am no one to change your opinion on this.
Thanks for reading.
One of the best post-rock track with violin is Voskhod Project by The Evpatoria Report
Such a lovely soul warming selection.🖤Thanks to the musicians and Worldhaspostrock.🕊🌹
Loved the opening and closing tracks.
Thanks for sharing--
Absolutely wonderful lineup.
Such a cool playlist! Btw, thanks for adding timestamps and linking the artists!
"The Ascent of Everest - Alas, Alas! The Breath Of Life" has to be my favourite one out of these.
This was particularly enjoyable. Love it! Thanks for curating these awesome playlists Can!
This is absolutely beautiful to listen too.. I love the sound of the violin.. I'm on day 3 of a weekend bender and close to tears..
wow it drives me away veryn nice
Спасибо!
I love rock music but the way something like piano or violin integrates in those kinds of songs just hits the spot. Sounds kinda like from a coming of age Soundtrack
Thanks to all musicians for making life better! I know from my own experience that life can get tough, but if you listen to good songs you can get through it and keep going.
Made some playlists for many moments in life. Come listen to them and leave me your opinion. I'm getting started. Thanks!
Love your playlist. Thank you for introducing me to this genre. The music speaks to me. Cheers !!
aaa nanomortis! their art is always so recognizable
nerdeydin onca zamandır ya bu videoyu atmanı bekliyodum
the art is from @nanomortis PLEASE GUYS check who is the artist EVERYTIME and credit them ;;
Oh wow...I am so shocked with this beautiful guitars and violins. Fucking dope, just amazing and really sad or little bit melancholic. Thanks so much, our friend, for posting it. I really appreciate it. Lets continue with it ! Cheers and stay safe !
This is what I needed.
Thankyou
thats better than Piano+Violine Duets :O nearly the perfect combination
You have hungry ghosts in your video description under tracklist listed as "hungy ghosts". Change it if possible :)
Can you imagine a world without music? How would you feel about it? What would you miss the most?
Te imaginas un mundo sin música? Como te sentirias? Que seria lo que mas extrañarias?
Sería aterrador de sólo pensarlo; es estremecedor. La importancia de la música para hacernos sentir humanos y conectar con un lugar alejado de la realidad y poder sentir las emociones provenientes desde ese otro "plano", donde los sentimientos están a flor de piel, muchas veces nos ayuda a persistir, y a amainar nuestros vacíos interiores.
Si la música no existiera, desde luego el mundo sería un lugar mucho más vacío.
@@Dermerion Coincido con todo lo que dices! También pienso que además de conectarnos con otro planos, nos conecta entre nosotros! Y hace que el mundo y nuestra convivencia sea sin dudas mejor! Gracias por responder!
Totalmente,@@Fafa-60. También nos une por un mismo sentimiento, asimismo como nos conectamos con los creadores de la canción, por más que no nos conozcamos los unos a los otros, podemos notar cómo un mismo sentimiento nos une; al mismo tiempo que enlaza a muchas personas alrededor del mundo, y nos hace sentir que estamos acompañados.
Un saludo, y gracias a vos por la reflexión.
Evpatoria Report is also a nice band that uses violin.
13 road sounds good, but it's far from the same TSMZ / Dirty Three. The selection seemed to me to be of low quality, from the good I can only single out 3epkano. The first could be very good, if not for the disgusting mastering, in which in some moments the sibilants create a tangible pain when listening, but the violin is mesmerizing, this cannot be taken away from "Hungry Ghosts".
forth one is great👌
That black creature with a violin reminds me of a character from a game called deemo
what is this cover art though? it feels nostalgic yet i have never seen anything like it before. beautiful music beautiful artwork.
wallhaven.cc/w/d5djvl
am I waiting for some story prompts here? yes and I haven't read one, the music is cool I wanna read some stories to listen it with, cool playlist tho
Naturellement #5. Merci Whpr
Sooo goooood
i am impressed by this beautiful combination... where can i get this brilliant musics' violin notes, can smo help? thanks
Muy hermoso
Hello, thanks for the playlist! I just wanted to let you know that the original artist who did the artwork on your video is called NanoMortis. The link in your description leads to just a reposter.
My roleplaying sessions have never been the same
You shoud make one of those with theremin
Hey Jeralis,
I'm sorry I didn't mean to leave,
I just feel like I would be nothing,
Its not like you'd see,
So far away, (yeah)
It hurts so much,
I need you and I need your touch,
I can't have enough you can't have enough,
Why can't we meet and handle this stuff that you wonder,
I know I grow out of hunger,
In the rain in the thunder,
My love I wish I was brave sooner.
War is Peace
Freedom is Slavery
Ignorance is Strength
damm! amazing
omg this is awesome
Yep,we are at "1984"...It happened incrementally.
this is good stuff
Where's Godspeed You! Black Emperor? A Silver Mt. Zion? Dirty Three? Sigur Rós? Or Mono?
You do really he doesn't owe you anything and he can put whatever songs he wants to, right ?
@@jed5356 I know he doesn't owe us anything, but they are notable artists that use violins in their music. I was just a tad disappointed not to see them here.
@@silenceofthehills7610 You can request for them to be added in subsequent playlists.
I do agree with you.
33.3, Krobak, En Plein Air, ef etc...
Oldukça hoş parçalar hocam
Post rock is the loundest form of tranquillity
7 people are only rebels from the waist downwards
nice
wonder how many lost dogs get taken in... : )
Another addition to this: Kalga (aswekeepsearching)
It's all great, but where is Mono&World's end girlfriend?!
N1 same as old
SupeR!
I came here to say that if you like post rock and violins, you must hear The slowest runner in all the world.
Its beautiful... Makes me stil keep going, even If i don't know the end of my way.
Wow, that's deep, buddy.
@@guilhermesartorato93 thank u ^-^
Sometimes i find myself thinking too much
No timestamps in the video?☹️
Krobak should be in this list as well.
I couldn't include them due to copyright issue :(
✌️✌️👌
Artwork link is broken, fix it please
@Malak Aly Elsawy thanks!
@Levithan_birds over the ocian
If you wanna listen to a piano piece here is one I have been obsessed for some time
Joji malyalam main theme
< 3
The poster of the art you credited to isnt really the artist. I've followed the artist who makes this exact style and i see several trademark motifs of theirs. Nanomortis is the artist without a doubt. Please contact them to confirm for yourself and to notify the artist request that person you credited to remove the image.
Alternatively you can contact the artist for permission, and credit them properly.
This compilation seriously lacks Aesthesys and Yndi Halda, bruh. No one in post-rock comes near those two bands in terms of employing violins.
If this music had been around at the pits of my life (1975-ish) I would probably no longer be here.
♥
"dirty three | everything's fucked" yakışırmış sanki bu playlist'e..
kesinlikle!