When i was younger, i never knew the name of this song, but my mom would play it a lot on the piano, i named it “the flower song”. I fell in love with this song, and hearing it on harp makes my heart so warm!
@@alexbecker4149 In Greek : εις λάκκον, means: in pit. and I take it from the psalms. Also, it sounds similar to: εις Λάκων which means: a Lakon=an habitant of laconie (laconic), also called a Spartan.
Cette musique me transporte vers des lieux idylliques et je ressens beaucoup de paix. Debussy est la synthèse du caractère romantique, si rare de nos jours.
After listening to Debussy on the harp, I feel it's the natural instrument for these pieces, as much as the piano... with the "water" effect and all. Love it.
Hm I can understand where you're coming from but it's not as smooth and crystal clear as the piano which are aspects of water and on the piano it really sounds like water drops or something like that to me
@@JenliSisters Hey, Héloïse; maybe you've already thought about it, but I'm sure you could do a very nice rendition of Clair De Lune by Debussy. Love your music -- hope all's (somewhat) well in life. :)
I love it, not only because of the beautiful Debussy music and your excellent playing, but also for the visual art of watching your hands playing harp, it's almost hypnotic.
Try to imagine the whole process from start to finish of what it took to get us to this point. Somebody , many centuries ago conceived & created the Harp. It then must have taken years to work out the harmony of the strings in order to make it sound so wonderful . We then learned to write & read music, which was phenomenal. After all of this, we needed an inspired composer such as Debussy to produce this masterpiece. Finally, we have a beautiful player who has practiced for years to bring this incredibly emotional & heavenly sound to our ears. Incredible..💚
Why see it as a "progress-process" to culminate in something beautiful? There is nothing wrong with Medieval and Renaissance harps, they are beautiful per se - sound wise included - and not merely "a step into something greater". It's not about being better or worse.... It's simply different.
xJCOELHOx ...I see it as a “progress process” because it’s a matter of fact. No musical instrument ever created could play by itself. People had to learn & get better ( progress). Music needed to be written & then played by the musicians (process). At no point did I say there was anything wrong with Medieval & Renaissance harps. I speak in general about how everything comes together to create this lovely piece.
@@WolfeTone66 I am speaking specifically about harps here - there is often an idea that the smaller, early harps, are a something underdeveloped as a mere tentative step towards complexity. To me, I'm in heaven with both - modern and early ones. (It has always been my favorite instrument, to say the truth).
xJCOELHOx ..Fair enough & I bow to your superior knowledge of the harp. It’s a beautiful instrument & I love this piece of music. Glad to see you’re spending your time doing something uplifting, while we’re all on lockdown.😀
To me, the Harp is not only one of the greatest instruments ever conceived in history, it is to me also one of the most angelic and graceful expressions of the souls and of human divinity and of beauty. You demonstrate the best qualities of humanity by just playing the harp the way you do…truly incredible. Good show.
Since you love harps, you might be interested to take a look at ancient Sumerian harps, they're the most ancient harps that were found (from 3500 BCE).
Didn't realize Debussy was written for the harp until just now. Magnifique, mademoiselle. Cette piece est d'une beaute indescriptible. Merci pour votre talent.
John Adamson, a Chinese saying that is really appropriate is that the only certainty is that everything changes. Today may not be a good day, but tomorrow is under new management. So basically know that it will improve, it has to, its the universal law, if there is dark there must be light. Your good times will come. Debussy is the icing on the cake.
Helen Holmes Helen, this was surely a much needed comment to have read in my place in life as well. Thanks for taking a few seconds of your life to type this
@@dvntpxnic. You are so welcome! What is that saying, "don't let the buggers get you down". It seems my life too has had many a dark time. What kept me going, and still does, apart from the fact that I am reeeeally stubborn, is that all of life has a reason and purpose. I tell myself something good will come out of this, whether it's understanding of myself or that my experience will help someone else when I come out the other side. Nothing we ever do in our lives is a waste, not one thing. If our experiences nearly destroy us, what we learn from it will surely save someone else's life, purely because we came through and helping someone through similar is what it is about. Using our experience may take years but it is never a waste. I will tell you something, if we were not strong enough, we wouldn't have had that experience. And how we come out the other side may seem obvious to us but not to others, so this life is a school in an unstructured kind of a way. Knowledge cannot always be read from a book. I really hope this helps you, because believe me, someday the rewards you will receive will be awesome. Just know that a kind word or action, doesn't have to be a big thing, maybe just a smile, will light up someone else's world. I understand that the first thought is why me? Instead say, ok, bring it on, I will find a way through. Whatever is happening to you it may be your job to succeed so that you can pass on that knowledge to someone who may not have your mindset, not be as strong as you. Just think then whenever that occurs in your life, day, weeks or even years later, how great you will feel that you had that experience and have saved another's life. Love and Light to you.
Then if he claims to be a fine connoisseur of Debussy - Deux Arabesques, he should compare with the piano versions: he would see that it is very similar in lenght and variation. In fact she plays it more slowly than it is played on piano. So how could the're be MORE SILENCE and LET THE SOUND SPRED more than that ?? Here's an example: Debussy - Arabesque No.1 and No.2 th-cam.com/video/9Fle2CP8gR0/w-d-xo.html I'm not a harpist neither but I'm a music lover myself
i remember when this played in ballet class during the fall. practicing pleays while staring out the window into the distance. all the fall colours were on display.
That's exactly what's music here for. I really wish that you can live a happy life, with just enough depression in it so you have to come back from time to time to listen to this beautiful music;)
One day you'll come here not to cry, but just enjoy and thank life to bring us such miracle: music. I'll pray for you. I too have problems and come here to escape from real world
Matthew 11.28 is an invitation of cosmic proportion- overcome the wall of doubt and disbelief that others are busy constructing and join the resistance
@sydneycarton1000 Bach came from a different era and his views are irrelevant here. The purpose of TH-cam comments on music videos is to talk about the music. Not to inject your religious views. It's puerile and dull. Maybe you are the myopia sufferer if you can't see that what you believe in is pure fantasy?
@sydneycarton1000 what words from my previous comment did you need to lookup in a dictionary? LOL!! They were normal, everyday words so I now see the level of education of who I'm dealing with, and the penny drops why you believe in fairies. Seriously though, were you indoctrinated as a child or did you enter into these beliefs as an adult? Adults can still fall for cults and religions but have usually grown a skill to evaluate what they're being told. I have sympathy for you if your parents made you think this stuff. Time to break free perhaps?
The two arabasques are written mainly in a diatonic way, and their rather linear writing makes their transcription to the harp easy. This interpretation is so nice that the two arabesques seem to have been directly written for the harp. A very nice moment of music with these charming youth compositions of Debussy.
Well the precursor to the piano is the harpsichord and it's basically a vertical harp that has keys instead. So some piano music can work well for the harp.
Chapter XXXI - Agency of Evil Spirits The connection of the visible with the invisible world, the ministration of angels of God, and the agency of evil spirits, are plainly revealed in the Scriptures, and inseparably interwoven with human history. There is a growing tendency to disbelief in the existence of evil spirits, while the holy angels that “minister for them who shall be heirs of salvation,” [Hebrews 1:14.] are regarded by many as the spirits of the dead. But the Scriptures not only teach the existence of angels, both good and evil, but present unquestionable proof that these are not the disembodied spirits of dead men. {GC88 511.1}. . . Ecclesiastes 9:5 For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten. 9:6 Also their love, and their hatred, and their envy, is now perished; neither have they any more a portion for ever in any [thing] that is done under the sun. 9:7 Go thy way, eat thy bread with joy, and drink thy wine with a merry heart; for God now accepteth thy works.
I don't exactly know what to say. One of the most beautiful pieces of music that I have ever heard. Makes me feel like I am in heaven. My dad passed away about 2 weeks ago from Alzheimer's/dementia and Parkinson's disease. Listening to this makes me feel sad but in a beautiful way, if that makes any sense.
My father passed away 10 years ago, Arabesque was one of the pieces that were played during the Ceremony, I was familiar with Arabesque but not until then had I really noticed it! It was a Classical piece I had heard before but is now something more special! it's beautiful!!!
Tuning any instrument with a large number of strings is always an exercise in patience. :) Pianos and organs are the only thing more difficult than the harp.
Carolyn well most days it doesn’t go out of time too much but every so often it gets wayyyy off. Especially with weird weather changes! How often to you tune in the south? I’m in the midwest
@@audreyh5981 I tune basically every time I sit down with the harp, which is usually more than once a day. On humid days (and we have lots of very humid days) I'll need to tune in the middle of practice too because humidity changes throughout the day. For performances you have to be even more dilligent. The main issues are the gut strings, as I'm sure you know. But also I have an older harp that apparently must have an issue with wood warping with humidity, because the bass wires and even the nylon can do funky things.
Having heard/played this on the piano for years it is incredibly refreshing to hear it on the harp... tbh I think it almost sounds even better like this 👌
It's crazy to know that this video is 6 years old. I always come back here when I need to calm down because I just fell in love with her interpretation the first time I heard it.
J'expliquais à l'instant que cette oeuvre de Debussy au piano coulait comme l'eau d'un source tranquille descendante des sommets montagneux, appelant à la sérénité, à la paix mais à la harpe, cette aspect aquatique prend ton son sens. Magnifique interprétation emplie de sensibilité. Bravo Héloïse.
SUPERBE ... TOUT SIMPLEMENT SUPERBE. Mille Mercis à Vous pour ce bonheur que vous nous prodiguez. Pour ces étincelles d'écume, bleues et salées, qui s'en vont échouer aux rives de nos joues.
@@joshmiller7489 Don't stress it, bud - I think different people have different thresholds for what makes them cry (I cry just thinking about crying, it's ridiculous) - I don't think it means you're not feeling things as much, just that your crying point is further down the feelings line than it is in some other people.
I heard Arabesque for the first time just yesterday. I am staggered at the beauty in this piece. I must say this piece sounds even more heavenly on this harp with this amazingly gifted player..what a treasure:)
I still come back to this. I used to listen to this all the time when I visited Alaska. And now when I listen, I miss the fabulous trip it was. Thank you for your music, a touch of heaven.
Special shout out to this girl. What an immaculate performance. This really was utterly incredible. Thank you for bringing this arrangement to life in such a beautiful way. I don't think the gates of heaven could sound as beautiful.
😊 Wunderschön, ich könnte mir schon vorstellen, das es im Himmel so klingt! Man sagt manchmal, das die Musik mancher Künstler von himmlischer Inspiration ist! Und sie klingt auch so, für jeden der die ganz feinen Töne hören und spüren kann.
The Goddess came down to Earth to play angelic music... Debussy wrote these arabesques over 100 years ago just for You. Thank You for taking me for 9,5 minutes to Paradise!
I heard this on piano as a very young woman and fell in love. Hearing this on the harp is like falling in love all over again. The delicacy of the harp as opposed to the piano has sent me to heaven.
That performance made me remember my sister. When I was young she was practicing this on her piano. It brings out goosebumbs, wonder. Like it did back then. It sounds as beautiful on this harp as on the piano. I haven't heard her play piano for a long time. It would mean the world to me to hear her play again.
This is my favorite Debussy and your interpretation is now my favorite version. I believe he envisioned Deux Arabesque on the instrument; just perfection!
It is kinda interesting how the original piano piece here DOES sound like it was MADE for the harp. There were many great composers, but none of them SOUNDED like Debussy.
France is very close to Egypt though in the grand scheme of things. Especially back then trade routes and water routes were widely used which allowed trading of skills and culture from European area lands and people with Africa.
@@Just.A.T-Rex "Especially back then trade routes and water routes were widely used" Water trade routes were less efficient back then and it took much more time for people to get to places, if anything, it was further away when compared to today.
I am a person who deeply love Debussy's masterpieces This familiar masterpiece she plays with splendid skill and incomparable technique and beautiful attire is comfortable and soothing to the ears , eyes and the mind
Whenever anyone asks for beautiful harp music I direct them to this video. The dynamicism and expression in your playing is incredible. Such deep respect. Always look forward to your recordings Heloise 👏👏👏
This reminded me of someone dear, but also out of reach, now. Hopefully Debussy isn't forever ruined for me. This performance could bring me to tears it's so lovely and complete!
There is something truly elevating in this interpretation: I wonder how any human being (regardless of race, culture, religion etc.) cannot feel Héloise's flow, in resonance with a superior movement which grants this Arabesque natural and authentic elegance, profound harmony and simple beauty! Merci for sharing, vraiment magnifique...
I listened to it maybe 50 times or more, often time after time. Every time it surprises me how difficult it is to perform, how precise the performance is, what deux arabesques there were that forced Debussy to create such a complex piece of music, what imagination could create it, how much work and sacrifice it takes to play like this. It is all shocking...Wonderful, perfect performance
as a harpist too, my cat hears this song all the time and this is his favorite song! i have things to do so i searched this up and you did a great job! my cat has to be put down today at a young age, bc of enlarged kidneys. this calmed him down so much. im thanking you with all of my heart
When i was younger, i never knew the name of this song, but my mom would play it a lot on the piano, i named it “the flower song”. I fell in love with this song, and hearing it on harp makes my heart so warm!
That would be a very beautiful title for this piece :)
@@rolandluth2098
Tu es sûr de ce que ça signifie
en francais ?
@@eislakkon3110 *Can you explain what it means?*
@@alexbecker4149
In Greek : εις λάκκον, means: in pit.
and I take it from the psalms.
Also, it sounds similar to: εις Λάκων
which means: a Lakon=an habitant
of laconie (laconic),
also called a Spartan.
@@eislakkon3110 *I mean baisable*
The harp is an underrated instrument.
It is because it comes from the underworld.... Pandora heals Hades with it....
@@yosoydeyarumal yeah... also because it's a 30,000 dollar instrument
Underrated by whom?
Harps are just too expensive and hard to transport
Ash 826 it’s an upright piano
This video was the reason I started playing the harp! 3 years later, and I can play this piece myself! Can't thank you enough 💕💕
That’s so cool. Maybe you will inspire others too
That's awesome!
what's it like to play a harp? do you have to know how to play a guitar first? i guess your fingers hurt for awhile?
The harps are extremely expensive
@@jaytotheell no, I play the harp, and it's a just a "normal" instrument.
Cette musique me transporte vers des lieux idylliques et je ressens beaucoup de paix. Debussy est la synthèse du caractère romantique, si rare de nos jours.
Debussy's music is like he's painting a picture that we can only see by hearing it.
He’s my favorite :D ❤️
I know right. I LOVE Debussy!!!
Debussy is the Monet of music from the impressionist period.
Hahaha that's exactly how I feel
True!! but did you smoke?
I love her expressions and movements. So elegant
Subtle approach yet overbearing brilliance and numb to simplicity.
"In-ghoulish"
When her bun wiggles at around 6:40, I felt that.
@@AmadeuShinChan Thank you for that. 😂😄😁
I bet she’d prefer it if you focused on her music instead of her body movements.
She conviced me I will buy an harp and play it. It may be in 15 or 20 years but I'll do it
After listening to Debussy on the harp, I feel it's the natural instrument for these pieces, as much as the piano... with the "water" effect and all. Love it.
You have just described with amazing accuracy not only what I thought, but what I felt. That is what defines an artist.
Many of Debussy’s pieces were very well suited for harps.
Hm I can understand where you're coming from but it's not as smooth and crystal clear as the piano which are aspects of water and on the piano it really sounds like water drops or something like that to me
Thank you! Your comment is very interesting, some Debussy's piece sound really well on the harp and I will try to play some other pieces :)
@@JenliSisters Hey, Héloïse; maybe you've already thought about it, but I'm sure you could do a very nice rendition of Clair De Lune by Debussy. Love your music -- hope all's (somewhat) well in life. :)
My 3 year old heard this and said "wow, it's so beautiful!" It truly is.
That is SOOO impressive…. only 3 years and you achieved such a skill 👏👏
So blessed!
Your 3 year old must be so wonderful to perceive the wonder
Smart kid
I love it, not only because of the beautiful Debussy music and your excellent playing, but also for the visual art of watching your hands playing harp, it's almost hypnotic.
Whaddaya mean, 'almost'! Geeze! It's mesmerizing!
it looks like spiders in the web, no ieuw ty :P :D :D not for me
The movement of her left hand looks unreal like a flying bird.
Maybe Debussy agree with you...who are he stay... :-)☆
almost? what year is it?..
Try to imagine the whole process from start to finish of what it took to get us to this point. Somebody , many centuries ago conceived & created the Harp. It then must have taken years to work out the harmony of the strings in order to make it sound so wonderful . We then learned to write & read music, which was phenomenal. After all of this, we needed an inspired composer such as Debussy to produce this masterpiece. Finally, we have a beautiful player who has practiced for years to bring this incredibly emotional & heavenly sound to our ears. Incredible..💚
Why see it as a "progress-process" to culminate in something beautiful? There is nothing wrong with Medieval and Renaissance harps, they are beautiful per se - sound wise included - and not merely "a step into something greater". It's not about being better or worse.... It's simply different.
xJCOELHOx ...I see it as a “progress process” because it’s a matter of fact. No musical instrument ever created could play by itself. People had to learn & get better ( progress). Music needed to be written & then played by the musicians (process). At no point did I say there was anything wrong with Medieval & Renaissance harps. I speak in general about how everything comes together to create this lovely piece.
@@WolfeTone66 I am speaking specifically about harps here - there is often an idea that the smaller, early harps, are a something underdeveloped as a mere tentative step towards complexity. To me, I'm in heaven with both - modern and early ones.
(It has always been my favorite instrument, to say the truth).
xJCOELHOx ..Fair enough & I bow to your superior knowledge of the harp. It’s a beautiful instrument & I love this piece of music. Glad to see you’re spending your time doing something uplifting, while we’re all on lockdown.😀
Not to mention cameras, microphones, computers, hard drives, the Internet and so on... and finally TH-cam!!!
Is this what falling in love sounds like?
The most accurate description this performance could have
Yes. Absolutely.
It is.
Definitely. No better way to describe this.
Not "falling" but "being Love" sounds like
Listening to her playing, I can understand why harps are associated with angelic heavenly music.
To me, the Harp is not only one of the greatest instruments ever conceived in history, it is to me also one of the most angelic and graceful expressions of the souls and of human divinity and of beauty. You demonstrate the best qualities of humanity by just playing the harp the way you do…truly incredible. Good show.
Well said friend.
👏👏❤Beautiful
Since you love harps, you might be interested to take a look at ancient Sumerian harps, they're the most ancient harps that were found (from 3500 BCE).
mea rama si hrmno
Je confirme❤️
La harpe fut mon instrument de prédilection 🌞
SOYEZ BÉNIS 🌹
So... thats why they say that there are Harps playing in heaven.
Thank you :)
Vinicius Ferreira
Sure ! 😇🥰
Then why cant I have her as a wife?
Wherever such harps play is heaven. I played this on piano at music school in Honolulu, Hawaii, when I majored in music during the early 60s. .
I had the same thought. This must be playing in heaven now
Didn't realize Debussy was written for the harp until just now. Magnifique, mademoiselle. Cette piece est d'une beaute indescriptible. Merci pour votre talent.
Cette musique est divine, elle guérit l'âme, merci beaucoup! Bravo!!!
That sounds great in your hands, I loved it!
You should do a cover of this song would love to see it on your channel
Two beautiful talented female musician under a one section comment video, it's so lovely 💖 😂 😀
@@patrickbyrne605 they should cooperate (collaborate) with each other for the masterpiece. It would be nice ;3
omg paola
@@Ankhstiem joigg
Njn mall
I've been performing this in concert on the piano for years, but you make it sound delightful on the harp! Refreshed my ears.
Thank you! I looked at your chanel and your music are really charming! :)
brought tears to my eyes and made me want to try it out on the piano, too!
In a vulnerable place in my life, absolutely moved by this piece.
john adamson , sad to hear that. Seek solace and joy in music like this, it will heal you. Bless you .
John Adamson, a Chinese saying that is really appropriate is that the only certainty is that everything changes. Today may not be a good day, but tomorrow is under new management. So basically know that it will improve, it has to, its the universal law, if there is dark there must be light. Your good times will come. Debussy is the icing on the cake.
Helen Holmes Helen, this was surely a much needed comment to have read in my place in life as well. Thanks for taking a few seconds of your life to type this
@@dvntpxnic. You are so welcome! What is that saying, "don't let the buggers get you down". It seems my life too has had many a dark time. What kept me going, and still does, apart from the fact that I am reeeeally stubborn, is that all of life has a reason and purpose. I tell myself something good will come out of this, whether it's understanding of myself or that my experience will help someone else when I come out the other side. Nothing we ever do in our lives is a waste, not one thing. If our experiences nearly destroy us, what we learn from it will surely save someone else's life, purely because we came through and helping someone through similar is what it is about. Using our experience may take years but it is never a waste. I will tell you something, if we were not strong enough, we wouldn't have had that experience. And how we come out the other side may seem obvious to us but not to others, so this life is a school in an unstructured kind of a way. Knowledge cannot always be read from a book. I really hope this helps you, because believe me, someday the rewards you will receive will be awesome. Just know that a kind word or action, doesn't have to be a big thing, maybe just a smile, will light up someone else's world. I understand that the first thought is why me? Instead say, ok, bring it on, I will find a way through. Whatever is happening to you it may be your job to succeed so that you can pass on that knowledge to someone who may not have your mindset, not be as strong as you. Just think then whenever that occurs in your life, day, weeks or even years later, how great you will feel that you had that experience and have saved another's life. Love and Light to you.
I'm sending you my best wishes. You are going to be fine soon.
음악, 연주, 수수하고 아름다운 드뷔쉬의 달빛 그리고 연주자 좋으네요....
Wonderful playing. Heloise really understands how Debussy should be played.
Not perfectly for me. Because this track need more silence, more suspension at some moments. let the sound spred.
Simon Rivet, you are right!...
You're both completely wrong. She is perfect - Let's hear your version. Are you musicians to begin with ?
Then if he claims to be a fine connoisseur of Debussy - Deux Arabesques, he should compare with the piano versions: he would see that it is very similar in lenght and variation. In fact she plays it more slowly than it is played on piano. So how could the're be MORE SILENCE and LET THE SOUND SPRED more than that ?? Here's an example: Debussy - Arabesque No.1 and No.2 th-cam.com/video/9Fle2CP8gR0/w-d-xo.html
I'm not a harpist neither but I'm a music lover myself
oups...
i remember when this played in ballet class during the fall. practicing pleays while staring out the window into the distance. all the fall colours were on display.
😊I'm a ballerina too! Are you en pointé?
Pliés
I seriously can’t get over how well she played this
The harp performance is superb with a beautiful woman and a fixed camera.
With gratitude from a Japanese person born in 1964.
Thank you very much.
I struggle with depression and whenever I just need a place to cry and soothe my pain I come here. Thank you so much for your music
It’s 04:04am here and that’s exactly my experience^^.
That's exactly what's music here for. I really wish that you can live a happy life, with just enough depression in it so you have to come back from time to time to listen to this beautiful music;)
One day you'll come here not to cry, but just enjoy and thank life to bring us such miracle: music. I'll pray for you.
I too have problems and come here to escape from real world
I hope you find peace my friend
Matthew 11.28 is an invitation of cosmic proportion- overcome the wall of doubt and disbelief that others are busy constructing and join the resistance
i nearly cried , ugh . it sounds so beauitful and magical. it makes me want to believe there is more to life than just living.
Of course there is! It’s all about what you believe!
There is, my friend. God made music like this to show how much He loves you..
@@Brittanysplittany :eyeroll:
@sydneycarton1000 Bach came from a different era and his views are irrelevant here. The purpose of TH-cam comments on music videos is to talk about the music. Not to inject your religious views. It's puerile and dull. Maybe you are the myopia sufferer if you can't see that what you believe in is pure fantasy?
@sydneycarton1000 what words from my previous comment did you need to lookup in a dictionary? LOL!! They were normal, everyday words so I now see the level of education of who I'm dealing with, and the penny drops why you believe in fairies. Seriously though, were you indoctrinated as a child or did you enter into these beliefs as an adult? Adults can still fall for cults and religions but have usually grown a skill to evaluate what they're being told. I have sympathy for you if your parents made you think this stuff. Time to break free perhaps?
The two arabasques are written mainly in a diatonic way, and their rather linear writing makes their transcription to the harp easy. This interpretation is so nice that the two arabesques seem to have been directly written for the harp. A very nice moment of music with these charming youth compositions of Debussy.
you are always where the good music is right? :p is just see you jnder every undercover classical video hahaha
Well the precursor to the piano is the harpsichord and it's basically a vertical harp that has keys instead. So some piano music can work well for the harp.
Thank you, as a harpist I'm very happy to be able to play some Debussy's pieces on the harp :)
@@JenliSisters Wishing and hoping if possible to hear your Clair de Lune interpretation. Thank you! ;-)
Jenlis Héloïse we are very happy too 😊
no wonder it's so peaceful in heaven, the angels are playing these all day.
I think I saw the spirit of Claude Debussy look through that window and smile.
That was me, I see you
Jk hehe
Chapter XXXI - Agency of Evil Spirits
The connection of the visible with the invisible world, the ministration of angels of God, and the agency of evil spirits, are plainly revealed in the Scriptures, and inseparably interwoven with human history. There is a growing tendency to disbelief in the existence of evil spirits, while the holy angels that “minister for them who shall be heirs of salvation,” [Hebrews 1:14.] are regarded by many as the spirits of the dead. But the Scriptures not only teach the existence of angels, both good and evil, but present unquestionable proof that these are not the disembodied spirits of dead men. {GC88 511.1}. . . Ecclesiastes 9:5 For the living know that they shall die: but the dead know not any thing, neither have they any more a reward; for the memory of them is forgotten.
9:6 Also their love, and their hatred, and their envy, is now perished; neither have they any more a portion for ever in any [thing] that is done under the sun.
9:7 Go thy way, eat thy bread with joy, and drink thy wine with a merry heart; for God now accepteth thy works.
@@HariGardner Hi Claude, hope the weather's nice in the afterlife. Feel free to drop by while I'm playing piano.
@@TheNationalfilmbored will do 😌
The crescendo at 2:19 was beautiful... Harpists are blessed...
I listened to it so many times!
I don't exactly know what to say. One of the most beautiful pieces of music that I have ever heard. Makes me feel like I am in heaven. My dad passed away about 2 weeks ago from Alzheimer's/dementia and Parkinson's disease. Listening to this makes me feel sad but in a beautiful way, if that makes any sense.
I feel the exact same way. To me it’s like I'm walking through a childhood dream that I don't want to wake from. Debussy speaks to our soul~
My father passed away 10 years ago, Arabesque was one of the pieces that were played during the Ceremony, I was familiar with Arabesque but not until then had I really noticed it! It was a Classical piece I had heard before but is now something more special! it's beautiful!!!
*hugs for everyone*
It does.
Jason: sorry for your lost. This music will heal your heart and soul.
Beautiful interpretation and sound. It's like when you feel that those notes touches your soul. ❤❤❤❤❤
0:00 Arabesque no.1
5:00 Arabesque no.2
I feel in the Heaven when I listen this music
A real flight to the clouds.
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Art Dude. ...or maybe beyond the clouds, to heaven.
Art Dude couldn't agree more
Real shit your words . Real topic metafora
Filipe Zanella What a subtle subtext ! ;)
man, the one tuning such an instrument must have the patience of an angel
Tuning any instrument with a large number of strings is always an exercise in patience. :) Pianos and organs are the only thing more difficult than the harp.
It’s not too bad. Technically you’re supposed to tune (or check the tune) every day but it only takes like 5 minutes
@@audreyh5981 Every _day_ ? Let me guess: You've never played in the (American) South. ;-)
Bless our hearts.
Carolyn well most days it doesn’t go out of time too much but every so often it gets wayyyy off. Especially with weird weather changes! How often to you tune in the south? I’m in the midwest
@@audreyh5981 I tune basically every time I sit down with the harp, which is usually more than once a day. On humid days (and we have lots of very humid days) I'll need to tune in the middle of practice too because humidity changes throughout the day. For performances you have to be even more dilligent.
The main issues are the gut strings, as I'm sure you know. But also I have an older harp that apparently must have an issue with wood warping with humidity, because the bass wires and even the nylon can do funky things.
J'ai mon coeur joie pour vous musique. Merci!
L'élégance, la fantaisie, la douceur, tout Debussy et une bonne partie de l'identité de la musique classique française. Merci !
Si j'avais seulment neuf minutes pour vivre, Je voundrais passer le temps ici. With love from Mississippi US.
The grace and poise of the harpist is amazing, it is like she is part of the music.
Mais quelle artiste!!! C’est juste un délice pour les oreilles!!!! C’est magnifique! 🙌🙏👍
Having heard/played this on the piano for years it is incredibly refreshing to hear it on the harp... tbh I think it almost sounds even better like this 👌
I heard a version with harp playing accompaniment and a flute playing the solo. Absolutely heavenly
That's not to say that this isn't wonderful tho❤
Harpists had their tickets already booked to heaven.
But they are from Heaven...
Maravilhoso!
they have to have, they provide the entertainment
Yes
I know your comment is intended as humorous, but seriously, Jesus is the only way.
Brought a tear to my eye.. reminded of King Saul being calmed by David playing harp to Him. Beautiful
Thank you! Indeed music has the power to soothe us
@Antony Ruiz God is a fairytale. Get your head over it.
It's crazy to know that this video is 6 years old. I always come back here when I need to calm down because I just fell in love with her interpretation the first time I heard it.
I put headphones on my dog and played this for him. He loved it!
Did he fall asleep? (or she)
Same! it’s playing on my tv and my puppies are in the room. They where watching for a while turning there head, and now they are satisfied and sleepy
awww I love this comment
@@MichaelMontague I think he was just relaxing. He snores and barks when he's sleeping and none of that was heard. Just closed eyes
@@rkr21113 the volume was at 3. SOOO turned down.
listening to this along with the rain outside. i think ive found heaven
Wow 😍😍😍😍
Damn, she did it in one take??? Imagine trying to capture 10 minutes of perfection
imagine how long it took to get to the point of flawless execution.
She has probably practices for like 10 years to achieve such one-take perfection
When you practice 40h/day.
@@colinderue8095 facts
@@jajahgadis LINGLING40HRS
I always thought harp music was an instrument invented by Devine being. Played by angels. Understood by geniuses! Most beautiful sound ever.
Divine
I will never grow tired of listening, your Deux Arabesques are ethereal. Debussy and you share the same heart.
J'expliquais à l'instant que cette oeuvre de Debussy au piano coulait comme l'eau d'un source tranquille descendante des sommets montagneux, appelant à la sérénité, à la paix mais à la harpe, cette aspect aquatique prend ton son sens.
Magnifique interprétation emplie de sensibilité. Bravo Héloïse.
the harp is the most underrated instrument, and it is a shame we see so little of it now
Oh to learn harp would be so fun, they're just so expensive
Its so freakin weird to write for. Most modern composers don’t wanna write for it, so theres no new music.
Yep, very expensive.
An angel playing the harp.
never really understood how people could cry from hearing music but here i am!! this is absolutely stunning
Lol, I do that sometimes. I think it depends on what mood you're in. It is great when you can be moved by music so much.
This takes me to a part of my life I haven't lived yet. It feels good.
Man, listening to this while drawing is just the most comfy feeling ever
Gonna try it! Thanks for the idea!;)
Yeah, that'd be very relaxing.
SUPERBE ... TOUT SIMPLEMENT SUPERBE. Mille Mercis à Vous pour ce bonheur que vous nous prodiguez. Pour ces étincelles d'écume, bleues et salées, qui s'en vont échouer aux rives de nos joues.
Ok, now I'm addicted to this style of music, this melody. It's like a concert that noble people of centuries past paid to hear. Wowww
I'd forgotten what it was to cry at something so achingly beautiful but that's my night tonight I guess
You just need to remember nothing but you loved something
As beautiful as I find something in art or music it never makes me cry I hope I'm feeling it right
@@joshmiller7489 Don't stress it, bud - I think different people have different thresholds for what makes them cry (I cry just thinking about crying, it's ridiculous) - I don't think it means you're not feeling things as much, just that your crying point is further down the feelings line than it is in some other people.
@@Kifflington beautifully put
@SumKoon Thanks for the laugh :-D
I can't make up my mind. Was the harp made for Debussy or was Debussy made for the harp?
Both I think :)
I know right. I think the harp was made for Debussy :-)
Yeah, THEY ARE MEANT FOR EACH OTHER 💯❤
@@Primat2207 *the only valid answer*
Do you like his Danses Sacrée et Profane?
Wouldnt be suprised stepping through the gates of heaven and seeing an angel playing this. Gorgeous
The harp has such a beautiful, angelic timbre and this piece puts it to perfect use
I heard Arabesque for the first time just yesterday. I am staggered at the beauty in this piece. I must say this piece sounds even more heavenly on this harp with this amazingly gifted player..what a treasure:)
It is an indisputable fact that the two arabesques, being mainly diatonic and partly based on scales and arpeggios, perfectly fit with the harp.
I still come back to this. I used to listen to this all the time when I visited Alaska. And now when I listen, I miss the fabulous trip it was. Thank you for your music, a touch of heaven.
gosh she s absolutly amazing. such a grace and sensitivity.
Arabesque, this gorgeous piece of Claude Debussy, played by the heavenly sound of the harp! Incredibly beautiful
Special shout out to this girl. What an immaculate performance. This really was utterly incredible. Thank you for bringing this arrangement to life in such a beautiful way. I don't think the gates of heaven could sound as beautiful.
I saw her at my school today she did a concert with her brother and her sister they were so good ✨
I would sure hope that a beatified would equal or outdo this 🙁
😊 Wunderschön, ich könnte mir schon vorstellen,
das es im Himmel so klingt!
Man sagt manchmal, das die Musik mancher
Künstler von himmlischer Inspiration ist!
Und sie klingt auch so, für jeden der die
ganz feinen Töne hören und spüren kann.
Merveilleux instrument de musique, délicatesse du son, grâce dans l'exécution, un pur régal pour les oreilles et le cœur. Belle interprétation 🙏🎶💓🎶
The Goddess came down to Earth to play angelic music... Debussy wrote these arabesques over 100 years ago just for You. Thank You for taking me for 9,5 minutes to Paradise!
Thank you for reminding me there's still Beauty in the world. Music like this soothes the soul and brings peace to the heart.
The beauty of music is beyond words, breathtaking.
I heard this on piano as a very young woman and fell in love. Hearing this on the harp is like falling in love all over again. The delicacy of the harp as opposed to the piano has sent me to heaven.
🕊🤍🕊
Amazing lady aswesum x
The harp is an absolutely gorgeous instrument.
Love Debussy... and this interpretation is just overwhelmingly beautiful
Thank you for having been so generous with all this beauty.
Everything about this is beautiful. She is even beautiful. Wow.
The harp looks elegant, the music sounds ethereal, the harpist is beautiful and talented. God, am I in heaven?
That performance made me remember my sister. When I was young she was practicing this on her piano. It brings out goosebumbs, wonder. Like it did back then. It sounds as beautiful on this harp as on the piano.
I haven't heard her play piano for a long time. It would mean the world to me to hear her play again.
This is my favorite Debussy and your interpretation is now my favorite version. I believe he envisioned Deux Arabesque on the instrument; just perfection!
The pieces were written for piano, but they sound absolutely beautiful on the harp as well.
Drugtestcups Another you might instantly love is Isao Tomita. He also does Claire de Lune. Mind blowing really.
EmpressOfWyoming58 - Thank you so much for this recommendation! Mind blowing indeed.
It is kinda interesting how the original piano piece here DOES sound like it was MADE for the harp. There were many great composers, but none of them SOUNDED like Debussy.
The two pieces were written for the piano, but they should be played with harp-like sound
Perfectly wonderful - what a gifted young player.
So lovely. Walked down the aisle to this at my wedding last year. The harpist did an amazing job! It will always make me smile.
The most beautiful performance of this work I had ever heard.
as an egyptian i'm quite happy that harpe managed to travel all the way to france so that an angel like debussy could create such a masterpiece
France is very close to Egypt though in the grand scheme of things. Especially back then trade routes and water routes were widely used which allowed trading of skills and culture from European area lands and people with Africa.
@@Just.A.T-Rex "Especially back then trade routes and water routes were widely used" Water trade routes were less efficient back then and it took much more time for people to get to places, if anything, it was further away when compared to today.
I am a person who deeply love Debussy's masterpieces
This familiar masterpiece she plays with splendid skill and incomparable technique and beautiful attire is comfortable and soothing to the ears , eyes and the mind
Yes... even 2 years later absolutely beautiful..
That was so beautiful and peaceful. You're a phenomenal player.
Join the Resistance my friend..
Yeah. That's beautiful.
Thank you for your very nice comment! :)
Truly, the harp is the most beautiful instrument after the human voice. Thanks be to Our Lord Jesus Christ.
Whenever anyone asks for beautiful harp music I direct them to this video. The dynamicism and expression in your playing is incredible.
Such deep respect. Always look forward to your recordings Heloise 👏👏👏
Just before this one, i have heard the MOLDAU by SMETANA by Valérie Milot , on YT . Good for you .
This reminded me of someone dear, but also out of reach, now. Hopefully Debussy isn't forever ruined for me. This performance could bring me to tears it's so lovely and complete!
can’t imagine all the practice that went into this, anyone can tell you were born to play
This pieced played on the harp is a match made in heaven. So beautiful.
Mesmerizing performance. You made the harp sing.
Thank you for your very nice comment
This is really played divinely. A dream in music.
Claude was one of a kind. What a rare gem that guy was. Thank you so much for that beautiful rendering of his work.
Your art brings heaven to earth.
Just wonderful thank you saved my life and restored my faith in humanity
So Beautiful and Peaceful in this crazy world. Thank you 😊 💓
There is something truly elevating in this interpretation: I wonder how any human being (regardless of race, culture, religion etc.) cannot feel Héloise's flow, in resonance with a superior movement which grants this Arabesque natural and authentic elegance, profound harmony and simple beauty! Merci for sharing, vraiment magnifique...
I listened to it maybe 50 times or more, often time after time. Every time it surprises me how difficult it is to perform, how precise the performance is, what deux arabesques there were that forced Debussy to create such a complex piece of music, what imagination could create it, how much work and sacrifice it takes to play like this. It is all shocking...Wonderful, perfect performance
My mind is cleared, my heart is full, my soul feels wonderful..... thank you!
as a harpist too, my cat hears this song all the time and this is his favorite song! i have things to do so i searched this up and you did a great job! my cat has to be put down today at a young age, bc of enlarged kidneys. this calmed him down so much. im thanking you with all of my heart