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- Debussy - Rêverie
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Hope you enjoy my performance of Debussy's Rêverie.
Outro: Debussy - Reflets dans l'eau
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Debussy. Rêverie. Such a beautiful piece that captures the title, "a daydream", so well. There is something so soothing about the flowing melodic line, the way it repeats in almost a trance-like manner, that can't help but make you feel like you're in a dream. Did you know that Debussy later disliked this piece? It's fascinating how often this happens to works that become popular, can you think of another case where this happened? A certain Rachmaninoff piece comes to mind, and perhaps a Chopin too. I hope you enjoy this last week of waiting ♥
❤Lovely playing
polonaise op. 53 pls
Stephen King hated IT for a good while...
Beethoven commenting on the Moonlight Sonata's popularity: "surely I have done better things!"
Finally, the last week of waiting.
See you next week. You know why.
HUNGARIAN RHAPSODY NO 2
Because of Hungarian Rhapsody No 2
Where is my Hungarian Rhapsody No 2?
It's time ❤
Polonaise op 53 Heroic at 2,5M please
Rousseau is the only person that makes you look forward to Mondays
Yes😂
You clearly haven't heard of Gary Vee
Ayush Narayanan thats actually very true 😂
Ayush Narayanan he’s talking about Rousseau, not anybody else.
And chubbyemu with his Medical Monday vids ♥️🥰
MY FAVORITE!
Pedro Loos por aqui! também é uma das minhas favoritas
Debussy todo dia
@@kamu932 what?! We're brazilian!
@@thiagogames2124Exactly
@@kamu932 well, learn it, not my problem
HR2 is arriving, but now sit down and open your ears to this masterpiece
Well said
Sort of like the calm before the storm innit?
Kawe YT what’s HR2?
@@m.h2247 Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2
Are there any more Debussy works you want to see, or is it time for another composer?
Tchaikovsky please!
Tchaikovsky would be amazing. Also the 4 seasons
Bet you can’t play holy wars on your piano thingy
Estampes (especially Pagodes), please!
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Debussy's music is something familiar and in the same time something that is really far away. Something that everyone has been reaching for. Something most beautiful we saw ,but we don't remember what exactly it is. And this music opens our minds, and shows us our deepest and most beautiful memories. I've remembered the red sunrise I saw when I was a kid while living in my grandma's house in Latvian village. The village was surrounded by forests and sometimes I was able to see most beautiful red sunrises all around the horizon with a white fog between the trees. That was most beautiful thing I have ever seen in my life.....
The beauty of impressionism. Ironically, Debussy hated people calling his music impressionism, he wanted people to call it symbolism(correct me if im wrong). Impressionism focuses on giving people an idea, but doesn't describe the idea. Therefore, it sounds something familiar, because you have the idea, yet it also sounds far away, because it doesn't describe the idea.
@@iamhorny4542 Debussy was a huge fan of symbolist literature and wrote a number of pieces based around Baudelaire poems. I suppose it makes sense that he'd want to be associated with an artistic movement he loved and had a connection to :)
Your country is beautiful
Beautifully said! :)
In my case, it reminds me of the Secaucus train station with wild flowers outside the station in summer.
These violent delights have violent ends my dudes
Guter Channel Westworld 😍
* dies from freak piano accident *
@@themaidenlesswretch7819 wh..h..how?
@@Undesignedd * gets out of coffin * IDK, it was a freak accident. One minute I was playing the piano the next my broken femur was shoved through my eye. It just happens sometimes,I guess * gets back in coffin *
Nice Romeo and juliet reference
This is the calm song to prepare us for the absolute hellstorm of a piece that's about to come next week
*Calm piece
Carlo I can smell how pretentious you are from here. How about shutting up? And before you decide to argue back that the word piece is technically correct, I know that. I’m a classically trained pianist. But it still doesn’t matter to any casual Debussy listener what they call it.
Brian Farndon Thank you 👏👏👏
@@sol.slmnez It's better if you delete your comments before more people see your comments, it's embarrassing
@@sol.slmnez Username definately checks out lol
I just lost a friend, a kindred soul, my climbing partner, my late-night-let's-talk-about-music-theory, used-to-crush-on-you-but-now-we're-best-buds person. This was the first piece she learned on piano so thank you for having this here for me to visit and feel my pain.
I’m so sorry for your loss rest in peace
I’m sad to say
This will be my final story
An old friend once told me something that gave me great comfort
Something he had read
Mozart, Beethoven and Chopin
Never died
They simply became music
So I hope you will enjoy this last piece
Very much.
I always have to think of Arnold and Charlie being together, when I hear this wonderful piece of music.
LP for ever I’ve never really thought of that, but that brings such a bigger meaning to this piece.
For me personally Debussy's pieces are telling stories. This isn't just music, which you feel and think "That's beautiful". There's so much more.
Boy, you're just insane ... I also play the piano and I wouldn't say I am bad ... But when I hear you playing I feel like I am under a charm.
I always wonder how long you have to practise a day or for one composition?
And one question from pianist to pianist: Where do you get the piano sheet music from?
All in all I hope you will never stop making these kind of videos. I love them so much and you always make me feel happier.
Greatings from Germany 🇩🇪 👋🏼👏🏼
Like so Rousseau Sees this
I believe Rousseau gets his sheet music from IMSLP
@xaMgaMer g. What's up my fellow from anywhere but somewhere I don't know👋🏼😅
@@airconditioningunit9777 Thank you very much for your reply😇
I just visited IMSLP. Was a little bit confusing in the first moment but seems to be pretty good. 👍🏼
Do you know other pages like IMSLP? I was searching for some film music from movies like Harry Potter, James Bond or Lord of the rings but couldn't find some of them on IMSLP. 😢
May you please help me? 😇😊
Double G Bro imagine if he says: I played the pieces so often in my career, that I don't really need to warm up anymore and just roll the camera.
MY BRAIN WOULD EXPLODE
*When you thought HR2 is gonna be posted today , but you forgot the Rousseau who always love to troll.*
Weiquan it’s coming next week
or you could just appreciate classical music
Honestly that trolling from Rosseau is bothersome, I’m not so horny to see HR2 but still...
Beethig Ludwogen
Why he said it will be a few weeks from when he hit 2M
You just got pranked, dude
Whenever I hear Rêverie, I think about white lilies near a pond. Pristine clear waters reflecting the wonders of nature around it. The lilies look simplistic yet seem to have a deeper meaning. I can imagine a young woman, brown locks of hair, a floral dress as white as the lilies and a sun hat. The cattails around the perimeter of the pond are disrupted by the young woman gliding her hand across. The wind whistles softly, calling her name as she looks up to the sky to see a dove flying oh so freely, with a will of its own. You are free Tall grasses, as crowded as they are begin to hustle and bustle in multiple directions. The young woman lowers herself to pick up one of the lilies, tying the flower to her hat. Her lover, only a few feet away prepares a small picnic near the pond and lies down next to each other, looking at the white puffy clouds in the sky. Time goes on, and the sky gradually turns a bright orange, messaging them it is time for them to go.
Beutiful imagination pethabs What You seek?
i am very late, but this is interesting, because there was also an impressionist artist who drew an entire series of artworks of water lilies, during debussy’s time: Claude Monet(even their names are similar!)
(though debussy hates calling his works impressionistic and wanted it to be called symbolic instead.)
i think it’s interesting how they knew each other. and they say that star wars is the most ambitious crossover. :)
Okay, wow.....take another toke...we're going off the deep end here.
reverie is like the omelette of piano pieces. any professional worth their salt can play a passable rendition, but when someone truly skilled does it, you can always tell.
thank you for a wonderful version of a classic.
So this is how you called Rain before Storm.
what?
It means this Debussy piece is the rain and the Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 is the storm.
Funs Club oh I see what you mean but disregarding the grammar, is it not the calm before the storm?
@@waffles5306 in our country everyone says rain before storm 😊
@@Ashborn97 Where are you from? We say silence before the storm where i come from btw
This piece makes me feel like I'm falling through a moonlight sky with no end, no beginning, just me, the cool breeze in my hair, and the stars shrouding my body and dancing away for as far as the eye can see. Beautiful piece, Rousseau!
Great description
Great cover photo
Feels like something you never experienced, almost like a dream
It's insane how debussys pieces show more emotion and make you picture something, it's so crazy
am i the only one that imagines this is me playing in front of my whole school
i´ve already did it, or playing at home with friends around lol
me either lol
I picture myself playing this for my boyfriend or picture him playing this for me cause his piano skills are way better than mine
I actually have to think of a person, who let's himself getting shot in his head, because he no longer can endure this world, after he lost his son.
Its going to be me in may👀
It still never ceases to amaze me that a person can operate an instrument like this so finely to create such beautiful sound that becomes music.
Rousseau: posts beautiful music
Fans: *Y U NO HR2*
werqCW I don’t blame people for that. It’s the gateway piece for a lot of casual listeners of classical music. One of the most recognisable pieces around.
Hugh Jardon Of course there are plenty, but people want to see one of the Rosseau pianists play it.
- What do you hear Dolores?
- It doesn't sound like anything to me...
@@Cher2957 Almost. It's a reference to Westworld.
LP for ever
Oh Okay thanks for telling me
@@Cher2957 You are welcome. Have a nice time.
These reply’s r so adorable
Anyone liking the new season?!
My mother used to play this to me at night to fall asleep when I was young. I think if each of us had someone to play us a lullaby on the piano each night we'd be all be better adjusted.
Sweet dreams
@@jeanfrancois125 Are made of this
@@xenoduck3189 who am I to disagree?
@@MissBlackMetalI travel the world, and the 7 seas
When I hear this piece all I think about is my precious Mother.
We listened to this piece together when she was dizzy and tired and she fell asleep.
She was tired because of the things I made, when I skipped school, she would be there for me, she would sleep in the couch because she was tired but she would still cook and work. I will never forget this and when I hear this piece I will remember all that she has done to me I will never forget this piece.
Usually I'm at school at this time, for this I'll make an exception 😜
Boom Bam Ha, same. Class in 15 mins!
You go to school tomorrow or I’ll take your electronics away
- Some random father
Well, now you can't go to school even if you wanted to XD
Normally I can't play such big pieces because when I get halfway through I feel like dying but with his pieces I just want to learn more and I'm sad when I'm done
Bro I feel you. I always stall out out of boredom/frustration. I’m tryna learn Clair de lune and Arabesque by Debussy rn but they’re both so frustrating. Not to mention it takes me bricks to read sheet music.
@@milestiller665 how you doing so far?
I just started "Pagodes" and feel like giving up because of polyrhytms lol. But I will not. What i recommend is to study 2 pieces at the same time, so if you get bored of studying the first piece, you can jump to the second, and so on. That's what I am doing with Pagodes and Reverie
6 months in and i am at 80%. its a grind XD but worth. Everyday 30 min
Next Monday will be officially called Hungarian Rhapsody no 2 day
30 September is now officially known as HR2 Day!
@Hugh Jardon Me?
@@dylanconry7561 yes, cuz you said "next *week* would be called HR2 *DAY* "
@Hugh Jardon Would you rather us make a *"You're an Ass!"* Day in your honor?
It's a simple mistake bro, chill
Yeah, that week was called a day
This piece is very important to me because it's the piece that taught me a very valuable lesson : to never underestimate how difficult classical music can be, its random but this later translated to me to never judge things by how they may appear. This is one of the first pieces I had fully learnt on piano and initially I had thought "oh this doesnt look that difficult, I might actually be able to learn it( I had listened to a lot of liszt's pieces and thought I would never be able to learn them to die the difficulty), flash forward 2 years and I'm still trying to perfect this piece, which taught me another lesson, to always have patience, things dont happen instantly. Some of my friends always ask why I like classical music and the piano so much, and i always feel them that without classical music, I would've never discovered myself truly.
TL,DR : classical music helped me appreciate the world and myself more ig
Thank you. This is one of my favorite Debussy compositions!
Christian Vennemann yes, mine too!!
Debussy really knows how to express feelings using music. One of my favorite composers ever.
I also won't be suprised if Rousseau already composed atleast one song because they play so elegantly that it's making me cry
imagine the end of a deadly battle, or about the end of the war just to see a city ended in ruines. This would reflect perfectly the situation
Debussy has always been my favorite composer, I absolutely love the way he can transform dreams in music.
U have no idea how ready I am
i hope Rousseau would be ready as well.
I’ve seen you before.(like 7-8times
I love this piece. It’s so nostalgic for me. I played this piece 6 years ago, at the age of 10. Mind you, I shortened many chords for my small hands and didn’t do the greatest job, but its remains one of my favourite pieces ever since I was just a toddler.
This piece really captures the feeling of being lost in thought. I remember when I first heard this song (it was a demo song on a yamaha keyboard) I was stuck in a trance. When it finished, I sat for a few minutes before looking at the name of the song on the keyboard display. It truly fits.
A piece that reminds me of a golden wheat near harvest, a field of golden reeds before sunset, a small house in the middle of a meadow, and a view sitting on a swing chair in the small yard attached to the house.
This just sounds like the final days of a full life to me. So beautiful! Thanks Rousseau!
Ah I see, Rousseau raided area 51 to get the legendary ability to play Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 perfectly
No, Rousseau lives in Area 51.
@@the_Punisher_ Rousseau I S A R E A 51
*These comment/replies got me DEAD lmao*
Still such a beautiful piece...
I was put under anesthesia today. This song made loopy me so happy. I woke up and my friend started playing this song for me since she knows I like your music. I hit the call button and asked the nurse to listen to this with me. My friend said she didn't stay long of course, but I was content. I just rewatched it because I have NO memory but I'm glad I could fall in love twice today 😂
Such a beautiful underrated piece, Debussy is such a genius
Pinhead I love his music as well :)
debussy is a warm and magical place
@@viewer7138 ayo
Time Still Turns the Pages (2023) 🇭🇰
Great tearjerker 😢
To dream of the future accompanied by this piece is like touching heaven and finding God’s Love . A blessing for healing and finding peace. Nothing is better than dreaming of peace and future with hope. Our thoughts are the words of our love for live and living. Prayers are the healers of our soul and survival and accompanied by this music we touch heaven.
Beautiful is an understatement. Thankyou for sharing this most pure of sound
I'm listening this on a rainy drizzling night. This piece is just beautiful, so dreamy atmosphere.
It sounds so wonderful, thank you for your amazing content!
This remember so much Satie - Gymnopédie No. 1
for me Debussy had been a hero his music is still beautiful today, dps of many, many years I just thank God for putting a man like him in our land thanks for showing me this wonderful song. you already merese 1 more written
This piece brings back many painful nights, but also how far I've come. thank you :)
Piece*
This piece brings back many happy nights and experiences. I always chose not to live a low vibrational life
@@godjhaka7376 I’m glad :) I’ve just had alot of struggles in my life, and this piece was always that calming hand I needed.
My favorite Debussy piece. So gentle and lovely.
youre right debussy is gentle but i like to get home from work and take out my anger on debussy
@@viewer7138 😂
Best on youtube, perfect tempo, exactly how i like it
Beautiful.
Simply and beautifully played.
I love Debussy, he has such a way of creating emotion and conveying meaning through his music
Everyone is like he is soooo good at this and Im like "how does he put the lights?"
@@lanye2708 You're part right, part wrong. (or so i think)
What i think is happening, is that that MIDI chart thingy is done in synthesia (you can add particles and change the notes' appearance in there), and the lights on his keyboard are probably, as you said, LEDs with an Arduino controller
@@Vaylon. so.... exactly what he said?
@En_tropy look at his hands though. you can see the light on his hands, so unless he's an editing god...
This piece portrays a beautiful scene, it truly reminds me of an island that is surrounded with water, grass, the blue sky and flowers. Debussy is a great composer, this is absolutely beautiful and peaceful. Its a piece that makes my body softer, heart warmer and eyes tearful. I love this too much.
I've heard many interpretations of this famous piece by Debussy, but your performance captivated me! Tempo, phrasing, accents... Everything is just perfect. Truly mesmerizing music. This piece couldn't be played better!
Thank you for this magic!👏🏼❤
Beautiful piece of music. I think it really embodies the whole Post-Romantic Impressionist movement perfectly.
Debussy had so much swag, his music was between romantic and impressionist and he's my favorite from that era
This is the type of piece by Debussy that I absolutely adore, clean and simple. Blanc et Noir I think is for someone with a taste for really intense pieces.
... She played the piano. Debussy's "Reverie". Why that piece? Why play a dreamy, introspective song while surrounded by stoic Japanese businessmen? Her golden fingers caressed the keys. I was mesmerized. Tears rolled down my cheeks as I listened. ...
Her golden fingers crossed the keys. I was mesmerized. Years rolled down me checks as I listen.that’s when I knew I had to finished this book. I had to meet this enigmatic woman and find out who Hanako Arasaka really was.
Cyberpunk is amazing lol
This makes me so emotional.
I can't believe you actually did it! Thank you! I love this piece from him. There is something so magical and dreamy about this that just captivates my listening ears to keep on listening. I've learned the first 3 measures of this piece and I intend on finishing it.
This is actually better than both Clair de Lune and Arabesque
This piece is one of my favorites. I feel like I wanna cry, but smile too. So lovely. Poems for my ears.
Debussy, for me, was the best artist of all.
The quality of the playing is so lovely
I’m 42 and started practicing piano this week. Your videos have been my inspiration to try to learn piano, even at my age. No teacher, just some books. Should probably get a teacher, though, lol. I doubt I will get this good, but perhaps I could get 10% as good!
Hi Erika ..are you still playing? If so how is it going? I'm 40 and have always wanted to learn. Scared its hopeless at my age
@@wendywalser6859 nooo it's never too late to start learning any instrument!!
@@wendywalser6859 never too late, especially if your just playing recreationally
This is a masterpiece. I haven't heard such a beautiful rendition ever before.
I actually just heard this song for the first time and I absolutely love it!!! Its now one of my favorites.
Something I attempted years ago... hope to be able to play this again soon. Great work as always!
could you play it?
debussy will always be one of my favourite composers
How I love debussy's songs! It brings me a deep inner peace!
Sometimes I feel that his compositions touch the inside of my soul.
I wish i could hear this for the first time again
Beautiful. Thank you. God bless you all have a great day or night. Thanks Rousseau.
Chopin Op 48. No 1 please 💛 keep up the good work
Th3FiGhtEr03 i second this
I third this
Ahhh agreeeeed
Nice profile pic 😉
oh man! love this version. not as mysterious, otherworldly sounding at a slower tempo, but the dreamy, simplicity of the beautiful melody is captured so perfectly. thank you
Claude Debussy = Perfection. Thank you Master Rousseau for such a beautiful interpretation are my favorites with Clair De Lune.
Some of debussy’s work is just perfect for listening to while you chill out and fall asleep
Claude Debussy é, e sempre será meu compositor preferido! rêverie, clair de lune, arabesque1 e 2 , la fille aux cheveux de lin, pagodes e todas as outras, são obras simplesmente perfeitas!!!
Such a beautiful piece. One of my favorite from Debussy !
Your touch is excellent, but what I LOVE about your interpretation is your tempo; it’s so patient! Thank you for savoring it
Beautiful song and the playing to match it
When you try to learn this and the polyrhythm hits you right away.
meeeeeee, haha you just have to break it down really slow and mechanically until it's natural. I started learning it a bit ago and thats what worked best for me.
the triplet/polyrhythm on the 21st measure is harder honestly, but its gets better with practice.
@@michaelevans6216 Whew- my left hand just went autopilot now so I only have to concentrate about the right hand haha. For me, I find measure 21 actually easier to do than measure 5. Probably because it does not have a tie on the left hand part.
@@Sophie-ui6hi That's good to hear! ha! it has not been the same for me. last week i finished memorizing the piece. the fifth measure i play pretty consistently well, the 21st measure still give me issues. i get psyched out i think. i was playing it fine for a while, but suddenly if gave me trouble yesterday in practice, so I guess its back to playing at glacial speed. My recital is the 13th, so I'll have plenty of time to iron out my issues, but I'm angry at myself.
@@michaelevans6216 Good luck on your recital! Very excited for you! Just enjoy it, I am sure you'll do amazing! Please tell me if you're going to upload it on youtube, if you don't mind. I hope one day I'll be skilled enough to have my own recital. Best wishes!
Such a calm and beautiful piece... thanks for the performance!
I always enjoy this.
Whenever I hear this piece, I feel like I’m flying above the ocean
*HEROIC POLONAISE* next please!
*WRONG NOTE ETUDE* too!
I guess he said that wrong note was already shot and all that's left was editing
@@seitoezawa3840 what?
@@avi8365 when did he?
@@bhooshanpandit1344 A reply under his last(?) video
@@seitoezawa3840 yes... woohoo!!!
What a blessing it is to listen to such beautiful and inspiring music during the hell that is encompassing the earth right now.
Something calming yet eerie about this piece.
YESSSSS! I WAS WAITING FOR THIS! :DD
I honestly love Debussy's pieces! I don't listen to classical music much, but the pieces composed by Debussy is definitely amazing! Especially Rêverie!
2:55 reminds me of a Golden Age Disney cartoon score. I love this piece, though, as with all Debussy, whenever I leave it too long I have to re-learn how to play it! Debussy tends to be very efficient with notes, achieving subtle harmonies with quite sparse chords... but that means that a single finger-fumble can ruin everything!
My favourite instrument is the violin and I just stared to learn it, but Debussy is by far one of the best musicians I've ever heard, and your renditions of him are superb.
Thank you for showing your hands! I wondered how to do those parts where one thumb has to be replaced by the other in order to tie the note. I see that you just let it ring, and didn't do that. This will make my life easier! I can't play it up to tempo yet, but I've learned the notes.
it's fantastic! Rousseau is the best pianist for me... good job Rousseau!😆😆😆😆
Loved the hazy effects!😍
This is like the calm before the storm that is HR2...
Such a beautiful piece
This is my favorite piece to calm my mind after a stressful day. Everytime I play this while I lay on my bed, I close my eyes and the next thing I know, it's morning of the following day. There's really something about this piece which I like; Hypnotic and Mesmerizing. Thank you for this. 😌
I'm not first
I'm not last
But when I see a new Rousseau video
I click fast
So true
I dont have a car
I dont have a bike
When i see shitty comment
I press dislike.
Stephen Viray lol
I dont like darts
I dont like tarts
But this comment definitely
Gave me the smarts
This is a perfect piece for a video game OST
Dude cyberpunk mentioned this song in one of the things you can pick up to read I read it and then came to look to see if it was a real song lol it’s a good song
I think this is the best version on youtube its so soft and serene and really captures the beauty of Debussy’s music here. Bravo!!!!!!!!
Oh my gosh!! I played this for a flute solo and you playing this brought back some fond memories! Thank you! Definitely one of my favorite pieces!