Isao Tomita - Canon In D Major

[lolin81Diaz]

Exelente Isao Tomita



[riosoceano]

HOY TENGO 41 AÑOS, MI PADRE COMPRO ESTE LP CUANDO TENIA COMO 14 AÑOS, ME TRAE BUENOS RECUERDOS, TOMITA, MARAVILLOSO.

[slatanbonage]

@riosoceano Esta canción es muy hermosa. Me encantaría haber escuchado la misma música cuando era más pequeño de edad (porque tengo 19, así que tú me podrías considerar pequeño). Es increible la música clásica.

[Ru960725]

@slatanbonage yo la escuche por primera vez en 1984, tenia 18 años y me marco para siempre, saludos y disfrutemos esta version electronica de esta gran pieza barroca (a mi parecer es la combinacion culmen de la musica de todos los tiempos: Sintetizadores barrocos, asi debio ser la evolucion musical).

[AlexVeloCh]

From another world, idol, master

[thomasey2]

MASTER of e music

[tomp2008]

i love this. so magical

[TheHanneman]

This is so great, never, ever done again by someone on a synthesizer. I love Tomita, it gives me rest in my head.

[LaurentziuRo2010]

Wonderful !

[Rus818]

this is a beautiful piece I think Tomita did a great job.

[dinkeldal]

prachtige uitvoering onlangs ging de compositie voorbij tijdens het zappen

amazing

[ucsteve]

My only question is, does the electronix "cover" do justice to the original? My personal answer to this question is, yes, this is a lovely version of a great original..

[AngusGibsonT]

This song makes me want to float away in space...

[DanielEMacKay]

Tomita is like a box of chocolates; you never know if you're going to get sillyness, or satire or beauty when you bite in. it would have been easy to lampoon and skewer this chestnut in a hundred different ways, and he has taken the high road with as delicate and lovely treatment as we've ever heard from the master. Arigato Isao

[TheJose1944]

¡Fantástica nterpretación!

[wolfyang908]

WOOT GO ASIANS!!! lol

i love this song.

[TrainmasterCurt]

What a beutiful piece, i've heard it on organ and violin at my Wedding Mass, this is so good!

[bahji9]

Love this, and I don't even like Pachelbel as a composer.

[digitalmovemint]

i first got into tomita when i came across his first vynil at the record store i worked at in Sacramento, it was cool to hear certain riffs and soundwaves that were used in the final fantasy games almost 35 to 40 years later.

[QuantumTheorist]

This music is divine. (European) classical music is the pinnacle of human artistic achievement. The orientals are nothing but cheap imitators.

[lvngdead]

Ah snap, this is what Auotmator sampled for "I got to tell you".

[darthavizz]

amazing sound

amazing cover art desing

love it

cheers

[MrWhitebuffalo57]

this is absoultey my favorite version of this piece AWESOME

[pelmilkyway2404]

We are Asian,therefore we awesome

[tasman522]

@pelmilkyway2404 What does that make the man who wrote this piece of music in the first place then?

[pelmilkyway2404]

@tasman522 I did NOT said Asian are the best,i just said they're awesome.

[SatoshiTheHalfJapMan]

@tasman522 Pachelbel was German. A white guy.

[TrainmasterCurt]

@tasman522 A great European!

[TheVodKanockers]

@tasman522 hehe you told him right :)

[Tostito12345]

@pelmilkyway2404 Now Now not bragging ok Isao Tomita is a great musician but don't forget the original composer. Domo

[natalydad2]

Tomita, a favorite musician of me since many years ago.

[caladvwlch10]

Que bueno!!

[taderyum]

Qué belleza!!!!!  Zu... siempre que escucho esta melodía pienso en tí...

[dinkeldal]

alles is zo anders dan het is soms voel je je zo leeg en onbegrepen..een compositie als deze geeft je steun en gelijk!!

[ivanszemjondeath]

Yes! Yes ! Yes !

[Anonymous639]

5.1 Please...

[remnant1978]

Tomita rules!

[yourforte]

I love hearing baroque music on electronic instruments. This is beautiful.

[KOLSARNIT]

does anyone remember the pure new wool adverts?

[dinkeldal]

geboren om alsmaar deze song te horen

[MrBellend1]

Beautiful piece of music.

[alex070970]

Wow!!! Pachelbel y tomita juntos... fantastico!!!

[clasiko3627]

bach es el mejor compositor de todos los tiempos

[metalrunas]

@clasiko3627 completamente de acuerdo contigo, y???

Pachelbel es un fregon tambien,y si quiero escucharlo lo escucho,punto,

[fatcats1000]

Beautiful song

[thisdudesacoolguy]

this is such a good misic thanx for posting, havent listened to tomita for years , another good one is by ed_alayne_johnson also verry good

[dinkeldal]

afscheid doet pijn

[dinkeldal]

prachtig

[MrAses3]

very good tomita

[nishidafmly]

How many times I repeated to listen to this music when I was young.

I still like it. Although my old synthesizers at my parents' home may not work any more, I really want to play this again.

Thank you.

[bongo4unme]

I have been going to sleep(in the best way!) to his music for soooo long, gives me fantastic dreams....

I do dream of other worlds.

LOVE Tomita!

[dinkeldal]

tomita thanks

[PPLUIS80S]

Amazingly Beautyfull . . .

[yourforte]

So beautiful.

[liredusud]

Tres bien le musique Isao Tomita magnifik.

[blackhawk651]

In 1973, when I'd taken my first real job as an Instructor at Florida International University in Miami, a friend gave me 'Snowflakes Are Dancing." Then, I was 27. Now, I'm 63 and still in awe of the genius of Isao Tomita--one of Japan's greatest treasures. Thanks, Gayle, for the introduction to 36 years of musical pleasure.

[darknyytt]

I have been listening to Isao Tomita since I was a wee lad (almost 40 now..thanks dad). :) THIS one piece (as well as his version of Clair de Lune) bring tears to my eyes..THE most beautifully arranged pieces of classical music for snythesizers...amen! :)

[silverstartrucker]

Many years ago me and the wife sat watching a TV programme about the life of children in Northern Ireland. I was enchanted with the music that I later found out was by TOMITA. Think it was Clair de lune off the Snowflakes are dancing album. I have been a huge fan ever since and have all of his albums. I think he is/was brilliant. Love this track but whatever has happened to him?

[darknyytt]

Ya know..I honestly do not know..I am takin a guess here, but I think he has been concentrating on movie scores. I will have to take a gander around the 'net and see what I can find. When I do, I'll post it here. :) I saw him do his show in '86 in NYC for the Statue of Liberty..what a show! :-)

[JohnnyMidnight1]

best pachebel canon rendition I have ever heard

[grancamajan]

I coincide with Abola2121, to listen it is like to be in trance

[PPLUIS80S]

In Trance or France . . .????

[grancamajan]

Fantastic, wonderful this Isao Tomita's version. Is great

[biborka2008]

Köszönöm szépen, Kornél !

[illchiken10]

ur gay

[dinkeldal]

ik zie een zwart-wit vergeelde foto uit lang vervlogen tijden.. geluk en onschuld

er is zoveel gebeurd er zijn geen woorden voor.. maar deze prachtige ontroerende klanken geven troost en kippevel!!

[dinkeldal]

zo intens zo diep wordt ik geraakt door deze betoverende toetsen!!

Tomita amazing!!

[dinkeldal]

schitterend zo mooi

[takaomurasako]

大阪では府立、市立の図書館でもＣＤ・ＤＶＤ共に冨田　勲先生の作品収集は少なく、アニメなどに限定されております。そ­こは、やはり、世界のＹＯＵ　ＴＵＢＥですね。懐かしいアルバムの数々から、佳曲を聴けて、映­像まで見られるという。有難いことです。

[radicalsystems]

snowflakes are dancing in quadraphonic..i have it now..

[abola2121]

I can't stop listening to this version! It's like I'm in a trance. *_*

[rofthorax]

I posted a video response but it didn't take.. Anyhow if it does show, I have some videos on my channel demonstrating sound programs in Ubuntu Linux, one in particular called ZynAddSubFx, if you want to do your own Tomita covers, it's very capable. The synthesis really reminds me of Tomita's instruments. Of course with every video I make, all the software I demonstrate (tends to be) free and open source.. Tools for the least financially capable.

[rofthorax]

I can't stand the canon crap on youtube, but give me Tomita any day.. Oh this is such a pleasure to listen to..

[mycatwilatackyou]

Yeah I was in my early teens when I first heard this . Those nights with the headphones on , good times :)

[BlaiseDeBoursiere]

excellent.. I first heard of this guy when I was merely 13... he had an impact on me ever since

[noi1989]

Very nice! Thanks for posting!

[Jpeg13759]

GREAT

When i was 19 i had phoshoric spots on my ceiling, got stoned and enjoyed Tomita.

Nice memmories :-)

[SaphronPearlCar]

Wholly underrated. A beautiful working of a wonderful piece of music.

[evillttlimp]

I love tomita... I've been listening to his pictures at an exhibition since I was what... 9? I got it as a present from my mom, who had it on a record when it first came out.

[rofthorax]

My brother introduced me to Pictures at an Exhibition, I had a reel to reel recording of the album (with skips, argh), but I feel in love with Tomita's music with that album too.

[Sandyhendry]

Seems a bit pointless to me. Why doesn't he write his own music or do something a bit different. This just sounds exactly like I would expect Bach on a synth to sound like and nothing more.

[nickeane]

that's very interesting seeing as this piece of music was not written by Bach but Pachelbel. at least try to get your facts right when you are posting uninformed comments like that.

[Garreth22]

I Agree 100% lol

[THEmuteKi]

I will admit that it's not his most dramatic soundscape ever...still, the piece is meant to be more simple and emotional so I won't fault him for that.

[yog1960]

his incorrect facts are correct for an uniformed comment, if they were correct they would be informed !

[djdaisentertainment]

@nickeane It's funny that you say that, because there's a theory that the piece was written for JS Bach's brother's (Johann Christoph) wedding. Indeed the two families were very close.

[TrainmasterCurt]

@nickeane Johann Pachebel to be precise, and he was German!

[andresleoch]

muy bueno gracias

[1steveellicott]

We got married to this piece of music. The album it comes from is fantastic, dawn corouse

[Pachenbell]

primo inter pares {electronic}=tomita

[systemac80]

I loved this version "electronic"

[maryted]

I heard this first when I was 17 (41 now) one of my favorites.

[joserafaf]

I really love this electronic version also I'd like to get married with this music in back ground oh! Lord give me a christian woman that loves you as much as I do love God! take care everyone bye! and I ♥ love you Jesus! ♫♫♫

[silverstartrucker]

Brilliant Tomita...What has happened to him?

[KukriMesser]

This is one of the most beautiful melodic songs ever written. Tomita does a beautiful job with his electronic remake. i think Tomita is among pioneers of electronic music and has been cited by Aphex Twin aka Richard David James as one of his early influences. Brilliant...melodic...music.

[ebmirador]

amazing, electronic version..

[elufologo]

Best and most creative of all Tomita's renditions. What a pleasure.

[peteroffthetracks]

a toast to the ghosts of yesteryear. hallelujah thank you lord