Classical Music for Writing
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Classical Music for Writing
An atmospheric, emotional classical music playlist for writers and poets. Share your work in the comment section! We look forward to discovering new writers ✨
Tracklist:
00:00 Satie - Trois gymnopédies: No. 1, Lent et douloureux
03:33 Satie - Trois gymnopédies: No. 2, Lent et triste
06:31 Satie - Trois gymnopédies: No. 3, Lent et grave
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
09:15 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: I. Ils étaient comme des enfants (They were like children)
13:19 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: X. Les ombres dans le jardin (Shadows in the garden)
16:24 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: VI. Ballade. Les trois sœurs aveugles (Ballad. Three blind sisters)
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
19:34 Williams - Theme from "Schindler's List"
23:06 Rota - A Time for Us (Love Theme from "Romeo and Juliet")
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
26:05 Rachmaninoff - 14 Romances, Op. 34: No. 14, Vocalise
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov, Nike Hutchisson
31:08 Tchaikovsky - The Snow Maiden, Op. 12 "Snégourotchka": X. Melodrama
35:32 Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake, Op. 20: Scene by a Lake
38:05 Barber - Adagio for Strings
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
43:43 Litvinovsky - Tales of the Magic Tree: VIII. Time to Go Boating
48:25 Litvinovsky - Tales of the Magic Tree: VI. Bronze Statue
51:49 Litvinovsky - Tales of the Magic Tree: III. Steps Upward
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
54:49 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: VIII. Menuet. Sous la fenêtre de la tour (Minuet. Under the tower window)
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
58:12 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": IV. Nos Etudes
1:00:56 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": V. La Servante et l'Ordonnance
1:03:20 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": VI. Le Bain
1:05:33 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": I. La Forêt et la Rivière
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
1:08:22 Brahms - Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Op. 56a: I. Theme (Chorale St. Anthony)
1:10:32 Hoffstetter - String Quartet in F Major, Op. 3 No. 5: II. Andante cantabile (Serenade)
1:13:37 Tchaikovsky - Serenade for Strings, Op. 48: II. Valse
1:17:25 Tchaikovsky - String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11: II. Andante Cantabile
1:24:00 Dvořák - Serenade for Strings in E Major, Op. 22: IV. Larghetto
1:30:33 Prokofiev - 6 Pieces from Cinderella, Op. 102: No. 6, Amoroso
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
1:33:26 Saint-Saëns - The Carnival of the Animals: XIII, The Swan
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
Mikael Samsonov, cello
1:36:49 Massenet - Thaïs, DO 24, Act II: "Méditation"
Metamorphose String Orchestra, Pavel Lyubomudrov
Nike Hutchisson, cello
1:42:50 Liszt - Liebesträume, S. 541: No. 3 in A-Flat Major
1:46:07 Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 66
1:49:16 Chopin - 4 Ballades, Op. 38: No. 2 in F Major
1:51:43 Pachelbel - Canon and Gigue in D Major: Canon
1:55:40 Bach - Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D Major, BWV 1068: II. Air on the G String
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Cover picture: Burg Eltz, Germany
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Classical Music for Writing
From a writer, to my fellow writers ❤️ share your work in the comments and let's inspire each other!
Tracklist:
00:00 Satie - Trois gymnopédies: No. 1, Lent et douloureux
03:33 Satie - Trois gymnopédies: No. 2, Lent et triste
06:31 Satie - Trois gymnopédies: No. 3, Lent et grave
09:15 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: I. Ils étaient comme des enfants (They were like children)
13:19 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: X. Les ombres dans le jardin (Shadows in the garden)
16:24 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: VI. Ballade. Les trois sœurs aveugles (Ballad. Three blind sisters)
19:34 Williams - Theme from "Schindler's List"
23:06 Rota - A Time for Us (Love Theme from "Romeo and Juliet")
26:05 Rachmaninoff - 14 Romances, Op. 34: No. 14, Vocalise
31:08 Tchaikovsky - The Snow Maiden, Op. 12 "Snégourotchka": X. Melodrama
35:32 Tchaikovsky - Swan Lake, Op. 20: Scene by a Lake
38:05 Barber - Adagio for Strings
43:43 Litvinovsky - Tales of the Magic Tree: VIII. Time to Go Boating
48:25 Litvinovsky - Tales of the Magic Tree: VI. Bronze Statue
51:49 Litvinovsky - Tales of the Magic Tree: III. Steps Upward
54:49 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: VIII. Menuet. Sous la fenêtre de la tour (Minuet. Under the tower window)
58:12 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": IV. Nos Etudes
1:00:56 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": V. La Servante et l'Ordonnance
1:03:20 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": VI. Le Bain
1:05:33 Litvinovsky - Suite for Strings "Le Grand Cahier": I. La Forêt et la Rivière
1:08:22 Brahms - Variations on a Theme by Haydn, Op. 56a: I. Theme (Chorale St. Anthony)
1:10:32 Hoffstetter - String Quartet in F Major, Op. 3 No. 5: II. Andante cantabile (Serenade)
1:13:37 Tchaikovsky - Serenade for Strings, Op. 48: II. Valse
1:17:25 Tchaikovsky - String Quartet No. 1, Op. 11: II. Andante Cantabile
1:24:00 Dvořák - Serenade for Strings in E Major, Op. 22: IV. Larghetto
1:30:33 Prokofiev - 6 Pieces from Cinderella, Op. 102: No. 6, Amoroso
1:33:26 Saint-Saëns - The Carnival of the Animals: XIII, The Swan
1:36:49 Massenet - Thaïs, DO 24, Act II: "Méditation"
1:42:50 Liszt - Liebesträume, S. 541: No. 3 in A-Flat Major
1:46:07 Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu in C-Sharp Minor, Op. 66
1:49:16 Chopin - 4 Ballades, Op. 38: No. 2 in F Major
1:51:43 Pachelbel - Canon and Gigue in D Major: Canon
1:55:40 Bach - Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D Major, BWV 1068: II. Air on the G String
Thank you for your playlist !
Всех благ каналу.
I am smiling!
@@tiananesbitt7156 😀
I am a writer and I frequently edit with your videos playing!
FYI : The castle in this playlist is Burg Eltz. is a medieval castle nestled in the hills, located above the Moselle between Koblenz and Trier, Germany. It is still owned by a branch of the same family (the Eltz family) that lived there in the 12th century, thirty-three generations ago. It was built along a trade route that linked the Moselle River - historically one of the most important trade routes in the German Empire. The Eltz family itself is Imperial Knights since 1729, reached their greatest influence with Philipp Karl von Eltz-Kempenich, from 1732 Prince Elector and Archbishop of Mainz and German Archchancellor, making him the most noble and one of the most powerful Catholic princes north of the Alps. I cannot imagine how living in this castle in the medieval was. That would be both peaceful but also scary.
This is so interesting Augusta, thank you for sharing! We've never been to Burg Eltz but we've seen it pictured so many times and we'd definitely love to visit it someday.
Thank you so much for the background on this most intriguing looking castle.
Wow! That's so amazing that some of the descendants still live there!
Yep, a pretty place. The walk in from the parking lot provides this view.
A nice tour in a beautiful portion of Germany
I wonder how were the baths, piping and sewage in those castles.
Whoever reads it, don't lose your motivation and concentration it's gonna worth it at the end💪We can do it guys!!!🤗💚
Working on it now, thank you! Let's do this😊
❤❤❤
Cerebral Cortex
I do what I do, trying to live like you
But I can't understand how our time messing with our mind can rearrange our passion with a touch
Feeling like a harden heart of Pharaoh
What happened to our devotion of fondness,
The warmth of goodness, where we felt like
The grace of God in the light of it all,
How can Love die and bring
Resentment to life, full of anger and such
So into this world we are born, wounded
By the Devil and torn cursed by the sight of God
Nor understanding the will of enlightenment
To bring forth our garden of fruit of knowledge
Oh Sin who are you, what's your purpose in my
Life, Adam and Eve perfect husband and wife
Emotional rollercoaster of lies narrating my mind
Condescending and unkind
What is suicide and why
I know my mind is better than that sticking to a better plan
Holy tongue beseeching the Son
Where's your lovely ego
Creating things seen and unseen
And knowing the full embodyment of the Lord
Wasn't I born in your name
You know you're heart and it's not in vain
Watching me sleep for goodness sake
Take our breath of life
And get rid of that Snake
Writer
Ryan K Pendley
Thank you brother, I had almost lost hope in my project, this comment has given me back some of my pride
Thanks for the words of encouragement. We need more positivity and respect.
I think I’ll go and write a book now.
Will you let us read some snippets of it when you've got the first draft down? 🙏
@@HALIDONMUSIC Absolutely.
Im gonna try too.
@NOMAD hey how are you going with your book?
@@irene2958 Glad you ask, I’m making some progress actually!
As a writer, thank you for creating this channel. Multiple books have been birthed with your videos playing in the background.
That's it, this comment made our day (our week? Our month? Our YEAR??). Thank you so so much, we couldn't be more proud or humbled at the thought ❤
@@HALIDONMUSIC I just wrote a chapter for my third novel to this playlist over the last hour. I hope my symphony of words can find a few people one day just like these musical notes found me.
What are the names of your books.?
@@TheDreamLovers1 Someone's Story (Young Adult Coming of Age; Winner of the YA Book of the Year at Reader Views) and Pulse (Dystopian Sci-fi Horror)
@@BABellec wow .. great achievements.. congratulations
I'm in Florida right now getting thru Hurricane Ian . Not as bad as finding out that a new friend My wife and I met this summer passed away today . He lived a full life 81 . This music eases the pain a little bit .
Mi madre(profesora de música y de piano) ya grande y habiendo perdido la vista se sentaba al piano y los tocaba ...sus manos eran una mezcla de ángeles y
pájaros volando sobre las teclas . Los interpretaba sin equivocarse!!!!..(.y sin partitura)!!! ella decía que la energía de las las notas y la música en su mente la llevaban a las teclas correspondientes y se imaginaba que a lado de ella estaban estos maravillosos autores.compositores!!! dirigiéndola!!!!🙏♥️😢😞😘😍obviamente en sus ojos brillaban las luces del vals!!!!y la emoción 🤩♥️🙏gracias por este maravilloso recuerdo!!!🌿♥️🌿⚘🌿♥️🌿⚘♥️⚘
I was intimidated by listening to classical music. I guess I always foolishly considered it to be "smart old people music", but when I went searching for inspiration through your well-made playlists, I uncovered a hidden fascination for these masterpieces I never knew I had. Your titles always describe the collection's mood and theme perfectly! And as a writer, this one specifically, has become like a drug to me. You are brilliant and I can't thank you enough!
Comments like yours really make our day and push us to create the best playlists we can, knowing that they can have such a significant impact on someone's life. We are genuinely so happy to know that you decided to give classical music a chance and found out how expressive, fascinating and inspiring it can be. Thank *you* !
@@HALIDONMUSIC I sincerely value the community you’ve established and am really happy to be a part of it! 🖤 You all must be very gifted and generous people to do what you do. Again, I thank you and wish you nothing but success!
dear, music for everyone. what you feel listening to anything are your own feelings, and your being comforted by them is a gift from above. embrace that.
I'm writing a new chapter for my story and I already spend my entire day staring at my screen but I still havent written anything. Not until I decided to listen to this music that I was able to slowly made some progress so thank you for this It managed to help me focus on my work.
Hope you have an amazing day 🙌
Ooooh... you're not the only one staring at their blank screen
If your grammars this bad, I wouldn’t recommend you continue your writing career…
@@lasinloser3979 well there are people who have it worse than me maybe you should also tell them the same thing.
@@anidioticgenius6393 Yeah, nowadays though its like I am reading a wall of text I don't even know anymore.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart. It takes me away from my lowend apartment
Not going to lie, we needed somewhere safe and quiet to escape to as well when we created this playlist. We're glad to hear it brought you some comfort. We're sending all our love ❤️
This is EXACTLY the correct mix of classical songs to inspire focus. Thank you!
Classical Music for LESSON PLANNING
Thank you for listening, we're happy to hear it's helpful!
Thank you for this lovely music. It is inspiring me to write my biography after journaling every day for 50 years starting at the age of 19.
That's incredible Richard, in 50 years of journaling you must have gathered quite the amount of stories! We're glad that our music has given you the inspiration, thank you for listening.
Best wishes for you and your personal self-portrait. I know it will be a real Tsunami of memories, creativity and tons of lessons for everyone.
Wow! I've been born in 1999 and thus can only wonder what a time it was in decades before. I should really hasten interviewing my grandpas and grandma who is still alive, to keep their stories for my and future generation.
Wow that was really nice to hear. I'm 15 and started journaling every day this year and I keep thinking about how it would be 50 years from now.
So cool!! I started journalling at 13. Will continue to do so until my hands are too weak to write!!
ERIK SATIE !! This is my favourite Satie piece. I love his music , almost like it’s telling a story. So beautiful and poignant. Thank you HALIDONMUSIC have a wonderful weekend guys 🙏🤗🤗🎶🎶
I'm not sure I'd heard it before but what a great way to start the mix
Glad to see writers in here. Classical music is indeed helpful to squeeze your creative juices and turn words and sentences into life😊
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Die Musik ist wunderschön und das Foto von Burg Eltz passt sehr gut zur Majestät, Mystik und Schönheit der ausgewählten Stücke. Wunderbar😍❤
Vielen Dank Nicole, wir freuen uns, dass du die Musik und das Foto magst 💕🙏 Wir waren nie da, aber Burg Eltz scheint ein zauberhafter Ort zu sein!
This wonderful playlist took all of the sorrow, tiredness and melancholy from my soul that I carried for the last week and replaced with hope. Thank you. I need it so much.
We couldn't be happier to hear it Safiye, we're truly glad to know our music helped you feel hopeful - thank you for listening!
I experienced the same this past week. It fills your heart, opens your mind, and soothes a broken soul. I have listened to classical music since I was in 6th q never told anyone. I had already been chastised by the "mean girls." When my true friends found out that I love this genre of music, they were not surprised. Even though it was not their style, they were intrigued by the affects it had on me.
Thirty- nine years later, those friends still accept me for all my eccentricities. I am as comfortable at an opera as I am at a Def Leppard concert!
I'm happy for you, my friend, let the music heal you!
Music for Writing! Perfect.
I would like, if I may, to use this forum to thank the unsung heroes in a young musicians’ life … the high school music teachers.
Someone recently posted pictures of our high school music trips on the county webpage. There were pictures of a sunburned Mr. C (wind classes, concert band and choir) and Mr. B. Jr. (strings, orchestra) both taking well deserved naps. (Mr. B. Jr taught my brother and I while Mr. B. Sr. taught my mother … we all played Bass Violin).
Although you get “paid” to teach music classes and run a rehearsal, you definitely went beyond in preparations for the Kiwanis and International Music Festivals, and not just rehearsals. Taking 90 teenagers to Jamaica must have been a logistical nightmare, but we never noticed.
Thank you for your time.
Thank you for leaving your own families to take us to Florida, Jamaica, Boston, New York, Scotland (I only went to Jamaica and Boston). Even now these experiences and stories stay with us. I have many times told the story of our choir's gold medal performance in a little white church at the top of a hill overlooking St. Anne’s Bay, Ocho Rios.
Thank you for repairing holes in the side of cellos and re-hairing bows to save money.
Thank you for sharing your gifts.
Thank you.
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You should listen to '' by for KING & COUNTRY. You said unsung hero and it made me think of it. It's a really great song. Written for parents, but works for anyone.
I don't know why, but this playlist made me so productive today! I had been putting off writing my assignment and I was getting dangerously close to a deadline. This helped me really focus, and at times it nearly felt like my assignment was writing itself as this lovely music was playing in the background. Thank you for sharing this!
Vielen herzlichen Dank HALDIONMUSIC für diese wunderschöne Musik. Es hat mir sehr gefallen und ich konnte so richtig schön entspannen. Liebe Grüße❤💫❤🙏👍🙋♀
Wir freuen uns, dass dir die Playlist gefallen hat, Elisa. Vielen Dank fürs Zuhören! 🤗🙏🎵
Whoever wrote these songs deserves a reward.❤️
Thanks for this amazing video.
To anyone reading this, if you are embarking on a spiritual journey, may you find peace of mind and healing 🌼
I'm no writer I'm an artist but this really helps me with the script of my comics I'm so happy I found this channel
Erik Satie Gymnopedie no 1 I love this orchestral version,a little bit lighthearted than the piano version . Both are beautiful each with their own distinctive qualities . Thank you very much guys wonderful start to a wonderful weekend God bless you all 🥰🙏🤗🎶🎶🎶
It definitely is! I agree about the orchestral version. I have never heard it until I listened to this playlist and I believe it sounds quite nice. Blessing to you, too!
I love Castles. This one robed my heart and gave me ideas on building my own castle. Who cares about modernity, when constructions of the past were build for ever.
so glad you included Litinovsky! writer here and Litinovsky fan! ❤
Hi Andrea, it's a pleasure to meet another Litvinovsky enthusiast! Here at HalidonMusic we are big fans of his music and we're always happy to include him in our collections because he deserves way more recognition! What did you think of "Pelléas and Mélisande"?
@@HALIDONMUSIC breathtaking ❤ I hadn't heard it before and was so excited to find another piece!
To all my fellow writers out there struggling to find motivation or inspiration, keep at it and write. Just write and the words will come. Remember, you only need to write 300 words a day to write over 100,000 words a year. If someone as lazy as me can do it, you can too!
This will be helpful as I finish my final papers for the semester in my Ph.D. program. Thank you.
Glad to be of help Lukas, thank you for listening and best of luck with your PhD!
So grateful for the existence of music...
Barber's adagio for strings must be the most intense and moving piece ever written!
yes!! agreed. it's so good.
Platoon
@@jaime0 and elephant man
Love the music, I’ve written 2 outlines and 2 chapters while listening to this! 😊
That's wonderful, good job! We're happy to hear that you liked the music 🙏
I had this playlist playing 24/7 during the first six weeks of my sons life. Now this playlist serves as a time portal to those memorable weeks of Our life. Thank you for making this, its a very beautiful playlist.
You have no idea how happy your comment made us: knowing that our playlist is associated to such a special and magical time in your life means the world to us, thank you 🤍 All the best to you and your son!
@@HALIDONMUSIC Thank you!
To everyone reading this comment. Good luck in everything you do. May you fly high in life and success is always with you. Good luck to you💜
Classical music for Scrabble! Slam dunk!
Litvinovsky is a new favorite of mine. Thanks you for including him in this gorgeous playlist!
We love his music so much and it's great to hear he's become a new favourite for you, Ellen! We featured his latest music release in this collection 😍 Did you have the chance to check out Tales of the Magic Tree and Le Grand Cahier too?
@@HALIDONMUSIC , yes! That was my first introduction, thanks to you!
@Ellen, thank you, I was looking for that comment because I thought the same!!
0:00 - *OOh,* that's it... That's it, I am immeadiatedly in a good place, once more, and my pencil and paper lie right next to me. Thank you, Lord, for empowering and inspiring my brethren to produce and upload such a content for me. ^^ Love you!
Lindo día saludos HALiDONMUSIC muchas gracias por compartirlo bendiciones
i'm writing a paper for my university class right now, and this music is super helpful! Fun to discover new musical pieces as well :)
That's lovely to hear, thank you! And discovering new pieces is always wonderful - may we ask which ones you particularly enjoy?
@@HALIDONMUSIC I enjoyed the entire playlist, but the works from litvinovsky really helped me concentrate and write!
I'm writing a psychological thriller (currently working on the second draft) and this helps me a lot. Thanks! Wishing everyone a productive writing!
That's so cool Dilara, best of luck with your writing! Glad to know our music helps 😊
That's amazing!! Have fun
What's the title?
Best of luck
A psychological thriller requires the soundtrack from Sicario, Westworld, or The Counselor...
"This is perfect!" My lovely daughter the writer, novelist actually, exclaimed after my sharing this with her. I, myself, am the more poetic and short storied sort when writing, as well painter and photographer, and this shall quite suit me as well. She, my daughter, also remembers my speaking of your channel and its lovely musical collections and so she decided to follow you as well. I hope all of you are having a grand and beautiful weekend, or quiet and relaxed. Sincerely, Kelly
Thank you for your kind and beautiful words, Mama. Love you!😉😊💖💐
You and your daughter's comments really made our day and filled us with warmth, Kelly. Thank you so much for stopping by to listen to our mix, it really means a lot to us that you both find it an enjoyable soundtrack for your artistic activities 🌹
@@beanykitty25 this feeling is so warm..Reading the message that the daughter sends to mom..I recently lost mine ... And I feel beautiful when I see something beautiful and for this reason I mention it ..... Costas Kariofillis, Greek horror book writer ....
being british be like:
im american so im to stupid to write lol
@@kk-om5zm I'm so sorry, I can't imagine the pain you must be going through right now.😭😯😿💔 My best wishes and warmest hugs go out to you, my fellow writer.😞
素敵なお城に落書きをされて悲しかった想いが、知らず知らず浄化されていたことに感謝致します🌍
ありがとうございます🌈
not writing today- fixing delicate mechanisms in my sewing machine to this music, and it's perfect. thank you!
Aspiration of the soul!
Thanks for your sharing, Nice video. 👍Enjoyed it.
Thanks, Halidon Music!
Thank you for listening as always, Johnnie!
I was designing (writing) a health intervention yesterday until noon today. The goal of intervention is to cease smoking. But somehow while listening to this, it felt like I am doing something wrong. Do I really want to push someone to quit smoking? I enjoy my tobacco... Maybe my client enjoys it as well. Anyway, Gymnopedie 1 is just beautiful.. I think I'll have my cigarette now and play my piano a bit. Thank you Halidon, and thank you Satie for your magic.
You set me free with this music! 🤍
What a wonderful message Hind, you just made our day! Thank you for listening ❤
The music is so great I did not wrote a single word, apart from this reaction.
Same idea, if I were a writer, I wouldn't write a line, I'd focus on the music.
I've had Rota - A Time for Us in my head for many many years. Every so often, months apart but still regularly, I hum the part of that melody. It's been such an earworm and yet I've never been able to find what it was. Until randomly listening to this, I heard it, and it clicked. That's the tune I've been humming for all these years. I have no idea when I heard it first, or why it stuck in my head like that, but at least now I've found it.
This is so calming. Music is the most direct and unadulterated medium of emotion.
Clay could hear the sound of his heart beating rapidly as blood rushed past his ears. It was hard to pay attention to his breath when the encircling darkness devoured him entirely. The silence that came with the nighttime made his freckled skin crawl as he slid from bed.
His nightmare that night was particularly chilling. Dark creatures had scraped at the floor by his ankles and threatened to swallow him whole, but he was frozen in place. He watched in horror as the long, shadowy fingers grew closer and closer to his feet.
He had awoken in a dripping sweat and a throat raw from screams he didn’t remember calling. Despite the fact, the vastness of his family’s manor made his voice get lost in the halls. Since no one came to check up on him, he assumed his screams were suffocated in their echoes.
Clay was merely four at the time, but that didn’t stop his father from stamping out any ideas of being frightened of ‘nightmares’. So, the little blond learned to squeeze into a space behind his bookshelf, hiding until he felt as if his bedroom was safe again. Behind his bookcase, there were no figures, no creatures, no scraping. He would peek through his books and watch as his bedside flame grew dimmer and dimmer, until nothing but a low flicker of light danced across the wall. It was at this time that he’d go back to bed, ensuring that the monsters had left.
He did this every other night.
Oh my that's terrifying, we must protect Clay at all costs 😭
@@HALIDONMUSIC aww you actually read that :D thanks !! yes, we must protect clay, the innocent bean >:0
Yes we did and we were hooked! Is this part of a story you're writing?
Just the picture of that majestic castle alone makes me want to make a cup of tea and write a novel. What a lovely playlist. Thank you, HALIDON!
That's exactly how it makes us feel too, JT! Maybe we should organise a collective writing session. Hope you're having a great weekend, thank you for listening!
@@HALIDONMUSIC Hahaha, that would be the best. I wish...
Beyond LOVELY!!!🦋
Thank you very much Lynn, we're glad you appreciate the mix 🥰
Anyone else discovered and completely fell in love with the litvivnovsky pieces?
Oh us for sure when we first heard them! It was love at first listen 💘 If you haven't yet we definitely recommend checking out his complete suites for string orchestra:
Le Grand Cahier 👉 th-cam.com/video/PHmqZ5wo5pE/w-d-xo.html
Tales of the Magic Tree 👉 th-cam.com/video/IvO__uNG3ew/w-d-xo.html
Pélleas et Mélisande 👉 th-cam.com/video/hW4b6YFt5_8/w-d-xo.html
Yes, me!
I am a fantasy writer and published author. This music has been amazing for penning my works! I have it in my writing playlist and as of writing, I'm currently typing one of the final chapters of my novella Discovery of Secrets. I've also seen your music lists (not just this one) shared by other writers in my community.
Thanks so, so, so much, Halidon!!
ohhh what's the novel about?
Спасибо Вам за встречу с прекрасной музыкой.С уважением и благодарностью из Беларуси.
Litvinovsky's "Bronze Statue" is one of my favorite songs. Ever. Any genre (and I like most of them), it's a gracefully marvelous tune. 💯🎵🎻
That's an incredible compliment, we're thrilled to hear that you like it so much! Did you have the chance to listen to the complete suite for strings it's taken from? If not we strongly recommend it ☺️👉 th-cam.com/video/IvO__uNG3ew/w-d-xo.html
@@HALIDONMUSIC Oh yes, Tales of the Magic Tree is one of my favorites in line with Bronze Statue holding such a high place. A masterpiece by one of our own 21st century composers ♥ Many thanks for exposing us to such great works!
Yeah! By the way Adam is my story gracefully marvelous? Here is an excerpt:
I swam ferociously through the sea as a red haired vampire chased after me. Her name was Victoria and she was mad because I basically had my sergeant cop boyfriend Hank Voight kill her boyfriend James, because he wanted to kill me. It was… complicated. I kept swimming but I was human and tired. I grabbed my pepper spray and tried to get her but the ocean water made it not come out fast. I cried out and started to drown. Then, Alvin olinskey my werewolf friend came and he bit Victoria. I took the opportunity to swim and then I saw a member of the spade triple stingrays in the middle of buying a drug deal. I was so happy so I could arrest them. I got my coral hand cuffs and placed it around the sea lion. “You have the right to remain aquatic! Everything you swim can and will be used against you in the court of starfish” I said.
I'm a simple man, I see Burg Eltz, and I like the like button. :)
Thank you Chris, we hope you enjoyed the music too! Have you ever been there?
@@HALIDONMUSIC I did enjoy the music! I have been there...it's super cool inside and the fact that it wasn't destroyed in the war means there's lots of old furnishings still in their original settings from hundreds of years ago!
Oooh, it's so rare for the old furnishings to be still intact after centuries! It sounds fascinating, I'd definitely love to visit it one day... And thank you for listening, by the way! -Flavia
Liszt's Liebestraume is the best piece of the whole collection! The others are stunning, too, but Liebestraume from Liszt is too perfect! Thanks for sharing, @HALIDONMUSIC!
I agree that piece is amazing! Liszt was definitely a master. Is he your favorite composer?
@@jtbasener8740 My favourite Composer is Rachmaninoff, but Liszt is one of my favourites! What about you? Who is your favourite Composer?
@@boripiano Rachaninoff, you say? I really like what I have heard of his music. Do you have any suggestions for pieces by him that I could get into? I also believe my favorite composer is J.S. Bach; I just think he was such an amazing person with an amazing range of music.
@@jtbasener8740 Oh, I do. He is popular with his concertos, etudes and preludes. You could get into two preludes for starters. They are:
Rachmaninoff - Prelude in C Sharp Minor (Op. 3 No. 2)
Rachmaninoff - Prelude in G Minor (Op. 23 No. 5)
They are, in my opinion, his best preludes. His concertos are heavenly and so are his etudes. But these two preludes are great.
Oh and about Bach, yeah, he is really, really magnificent. He is one of the origins in Polyphony. I agree with you 100%.
@@boripiano Those pieces sound amazing! I have heard Prelude in C# Minor and it gives me chills every time, but now I need to find Prelude in G Minor, among those other works you mentioned. Thank you! It is great to find so many people with such brilliant musical taste.
I've been struggling to find the motivation to write for several years now. There's always the thought of not being good enough or failing when I sit down to write, so I just don't.
However, this made something spark for me. I'm an hour in right now, and I'm almost done with a rough outline of a short story I've been wanting to write for a year now. You will never know how thankful I am. I thought I had lost the ability to write. Thank you. ❤️
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Nice username. I'd love to read your short story if you have a link or want to post it here.
THIS with a little of olive oil OMG I can write everything ...da vero!! d-e-l-i-c-o-u-s!
Schöööööön! Toll mit der Burg Eltz im Hintergrund!
Amazing classical music arrangement, beautiful 👍👍👍👏👏👏
Thank you very much Abby, we're glad you enjoy it 🙏🎵
The first song, Gymnopedie No. 2 is my favorite! Thanks for this!
It's a pleasure, Ping! Glad you enjoyed the collection, thanks for listening 🤗
Vše je na TH-cam krásný až na ty reklamy Děkujií
First of all sending my gratitude and respect to the composure who remade satie gymnopidies with voline its was beautifully and emotionally perfect and secondly I was going to start reading dostoevsky famous book man from underground and I was thinking about the kind of music that fit the atmosphere of book and here you are halidon alwayse reading my mind , thank you for making my Friday relaxing with your music and my reading
Gracias. Estoy terminando de escribir mi libro de poemas filosóficos que llevo meditando 25 años. Me hacía falta una música capaz de serenar mi atormentada alma, al tiempo que acompasar mi mente en los múltiples intersticios y rizomas de la Realidad. Varias de estas piezas magistrales ya las conocía, pero las que NO, han sido un más que grato placer descubrirlas. Es como si me hubiesen presentado a mis nuevos viejos amigos. Muchas gracias. Ni se imaginan el peso que tomarán este momento y estas palabras en el futuro, cuando conozcan mi libro. Tenía tanto para decir que se me atragantaba y NO podía verterlo con orden ni encanto. Esta música permitió darle esa última soba, limar las asperezas de lo escrito a borbotones. Darle ilación y explicación suficiente a las erupciones de inspiración. Podar lo excesivo e innecesario, so riesgo de juicio. Dar el toque autobiográfico para que se entienda por qué escribo lo escrito y NO tener miedo de terminar. 30-3-2022 3:33AM
Beaitiful,thank you,Halidonmusic!💞🥰💖🎶🎶🎶🙏
Thank you so much Cristina, glad you like it! 🌺❤
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I've had the magical experience to stand at the gate of this castle with my girlfriend ( wife of over 40 years) just the two us in a winters snow. These beautiful sounds are not just for writing.
It sounds like a scene out of a film, how wonderful!
(And of course, the titles we give our playlists are merely suggestions and everyone is free to listen to the music for any purpose 🤗)
Burg Eltz is such a cool place, I was there once, it was magical :)
Just sent off my manuscript to the publishers! Thank you, Halidon - this has been the most wonderful playlist during the writing process😀
Congratulations!!! God Bless!!!😇👏💪
Wow, this music is incredible. Before I'd heard this, I'd only ever just written nothing more than a shopping list. After just 10 minutes of your music I have completed writing..wait for it, "War And Peace 2.0" Thank You! I would have never known that that was all it took to write!!!!
The quest to finding our way back home. Beautiful scenery
So good! I’m writing a book even now as I listen!
That's amazing Robert! May we ask what kind of book you're writing?
@@HALIDONMUSIC 3 book military science fiction story (I spent almost 30 years in the military).
A girl sent me your link Friday evening and then yesterday, at the coffee shop, I’ve never been so productive! Thx again!
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I love to wait and listen here and other of your sites when I am in a contemplative mood. I love to write and listen to Classical and Soft music when the mood strikes me. My mother taught Classical Piano and the Classic Authors. She brought us three children to appreciate most all music. As she had said... " Music hath charm to soothe the Savage Beast, Crush a Stone and Split a Tree. 🙂
i'm writing an academic paper right now, and this is perfect. thank you.
The flowing tempos are truly soothing...well being flourishes and creativity blooms. ❤
Just what need today. Thank-you xxx
I love your playlists. I study by listening. Thank you so much for publishing. A fraternal hug from
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It's a pleasure for us, thank you for the love! All the best from Italy ❤
Wonderful selection. Peacefull and warm. Thanks.
We're so glad you enjoy it Mauricio, thank you very much for listening!
UMA LISTA ENCANTADA CONTENDO MELODIAS ESPECIAIS QUE TOCAM O FUNDO DA ALMA. A IMAGEM ILUSTRATIVA, UM CASTELO SECULAR QUE GUARDA HISTÓRIAS ANTIGAS E CHEIAS DE MISTÉRIOS.
Волшебная музыка🎻такая же как и этот замок💜
Спасибо ! Чудесная подборка музыкальных произведений! 👏😊
Спасибо большое Люба, Вы очень добры! 🙏🥰
Des œuvres magnifiques interprétées sur d autres instruments ❤🌹MERCI C EST TRES AGREABLE ❤🤗💗
I love this music when I write code, and the deadline is looming. It keeps me calm.
Tales of a magic tree brought me to years! I can"t believe the composer lives among us. Latinovsky left it all in that piece.
I am currently writing a fantasy-novel (still on the 1st draft) and this music is PERFECT! Thank you for sharing this!
Same here :)
@@darkpotter7576 Good luck to both of you with your writing! I am writing children's stories, though I can't write while listening to music for some reason. I am enjoying relaxing to this music though. It's so beautiful.
i’m a poetry writer and this is GOLD.
Guys, you must let us know when your books are coming out! We would love to read them. :)
same !!
I'm in the very intense final months of writing my doctoral thesis. I "ran out" of good options that I've been listening to too much already. This will be a blissful companion. :- ) Thanks!
Thank _you_ for choosing us! And hang in there - not long to go now, & we're sure you're absolutely going to rock your thesis 🙌 best of wishes from all of us at Halidon!
By far the best collection of writing music I’ve found on TH-cam. The perfect balance of calming and relaxing without being overly somber. This will help me write my magnum opus for sure.
How magical the effect that you have on me !
You're just perfect.
Luv u💜🦋
Thank you, Nancy! You're very kind, but we owe it all to the amazing musicians who contributed to this playlist, really. 😍
I love writing in my free time
this video along with "summer day ambience, lakeside picnic" playing at the same time is a perfect blend omggg !!
Writing some short stories and this is perfect to fill the air but not be distracted by lyrics
The perfect second gear with depth soundtrack to paint to. Thanks Halidon!
So glad our music can keep you company while you paint Jon, that's wonderful! Thank you for listening :)
Wow, thanks! I just finished two more chapters!
Que triste sería mi vida sin música, especialmente sin las hermosas selecciones que mis amigos de HalidonMusic me regalan, Gracias otra vez! 💖😍💕🌷
Música para curtir e descansar, amo!
After reading some comments I felt like the seed fell down to my heart to get inspired from each other. I'm living my worst days ever recently. It's grateful to see there is still hope to share your part of the puzzle with the world. New stories defeat old paradigms. To say "I lived" let's continue to write our new stories.
Enjoyed listening to this while getting dressed for work. My morning was so calm..
I am not a writer but I am recovering from an overactive thyroid. This music is perfect to help calm and heal!
Wish you a great recovery brother!
This selection is sublime, and wonderfully melancholic! Thank you!
Thank you so much Arlena, glad you enjoy it ❤
I can’t get Tony Bennett singing “Here” out of my head
Here's the village we slowly explored one September
Here's the cobblestone street you adored, I remember
Here's the café where we'd sit by the hour
And here is the shop where I bought you a flower
And here I am all alone with a few faded pictures of you
Here's the beach where the white sea birds cried, high above you
Here's the rock where you held me and sighed how I love you
Here is the field we saw shrouded in mist
And here is the place in the woods where we kissed
Though I try telling myself she is gone, she is gone
You're still here
Stop haunting me Tony! Shoo!