How the HELL did a flame war start? Clearly people on the internet are loonies who look everywhere for a chance to start a giant argument. Flame wars cannot be won, people just get bored and frustrated, that's all that it comes to.
Some chimps will cry foul about something that happened 50 or 60 years ago, while playing the role of apologist for crimes that are happening in the present, almost 24/7 in the Umma. LOLOLOLOLOL
One might ask, in the case of Christianity, whether evidence is for or against religious belief. Witnesses testified of a man named Jesus. Many of his disciples died teaching his morality, and proclaiming the truth of his resurrection. Multiple ancient contemporaries document his mission on earth. Mass delusion is an unlikely explanation for the primary sources that record Jesus' life and ministry. And men would not live and die for so inconvenient a lie.
Religion is not like a belief in an imaginary friend. It is a belief in an ideal morality, and usually in a source for this moral code. An intuitive belief in right and wrong is common to most people. The insane believe in isolated ideas. Religious people believe in various explanations for an empirical sense (the conscience), and teach how man ought to act in accordance with this sense. Religion is not antiquated, it is just out of style in hedonistic cultures that feel inconvenienced by it.
@jillyzanzibar Aase (or Ase) was the name of Peer Gynt's mother (Peer Gynt being the main character of the play this piece was wrote for). It has nothing to do with religion.
@jillyzanzibar Aase in german means rotten meat, and Aase is a scandinavian girl's name. Since Grieg was Norwegian it was probably the latter of the two options. So don't feel bad about liking the music :)
Geert Wilders is just as bad as Al-Qaeda. Both are extremists. Both incite hatred. Now can I please enjoy this piece without being reminded about that idiot and his film?
@henriktini Okay, here's the deal. I am not a particularly religious person. I respect the philosophical and theological decisions of others, but nobody has the right to blaspheme an entire religion like that.
Why is it people command respect for religion, anyway? Why is it a topic that goes beyond judgement? I can criticize someone's choice of study, their choice of job, their political stance, their choice of friends, but the moment I mention their religion in any light but a positive one, I've suddenly crossed the line? I don't understand why people defend such an outdated idea so ardently.
I mean, are we not supposed to criticize faith? If so, then why do the insane get such a bad rap? After all, they TRULY BELIEVE that what they think is true, even though we know it isn't, so why aren't they afforded the same respect that the religious are? Why is it rude to criticize someone for having an imaginary friend that they think is in control of the universe, and whom they take marching orders from? Because the idea behind it is nice?
@Jinxerz010792 It's different to have faith in something than to see ghosts, monsters or hearing voices inside their head telling them to kill people. Most religious people believe in something though they don't claim to have any proof. They believe because despite you believing that it is already scientific fact that there is no God, they have yet to see an explanation of how matter can come out of nothingness to make the big bang a possibility.
So instead of saying I don't know, (And by the way, I claimed not at all that it's a Fact that their is no God. I only ever claim that the possibility is beyond incredibly slim, and that there is no necessity for one so far as we have observed.)
They make up a necessary being with no hard evidence for his existence, give him a name no one can say, proclaim he has a bunch of rules that you have to live by, and if you don't live by them, you either get killed, or tortured forever.
When did it become so hard to admit our ignorance? And why is it a bad thing to not know? Why must we feign knowledge? Why is it such a big deal to simply say "Well, I don't know right now. Hopefully some day I will. If not, someone someday will figure it out."
Is that so hard to say? Is it really so much of a challenge to just admit that you don't know something?
I mean, I can hardly disprove Yaweh. I'll never claim he doesn't exist. But I'll never act as though he does.
@krooddubstep and a few others probably. if you're looking for a truly mind blowing experience, listen to Beethoven's Grosse Fugue after you've smoked some good stuff . . .
In October I played a Vampyr by the name of Katja in an original production of Brides of Dracula. Each of the three vampire brides had an introductory monologue. Standing in a single shaft of light, otherwise surrounded by the pitch darkness, I told my story while this music played. Katja's story is dark, and beautiful, and tragic. It is a story of how promises of happiness were swallowed by turmoil and betrayal. If Katja were alive, she would bleed "Aase's Death"...
One of the greatest Jewish actors of all time commited suicide to this music... Edward G Robinson.... but only because he knew that Soylent Green was People!
How I love this music. I used to have it on vinyl in the 70's but couldn't remember what it was called only I thought it was Grieg. Thanks to youtube I just found it. So old Scandinavia to me. Truly beautiful.
@InStyle9 daaaaaaaaaaaammn !! I looked for this song because I found it in that movie a couple of minutes ago .. still a GREAT movie (despite Im a ... Muslim oO" ) hihihi
I just came across some of Edvard Grieg's compositions while listening to In The Woods... - Mourning The Death Of Aase, finding out it is a dedication to the memory of Edvard Grieg.
The more I see it the more I love it! Have you done something else the same way?Grieg it's fabolous and this is a very magic way to hear and "watch" music! Bellissimo! LV.
Listening to this song, I can feel all the greatness of life and death, pleasure and pain, love and hate. I just can feel those feelings but not to thinking about them, its like an uncounscious way made by the song, a pathway to perfection
Listening to this music makes me want to visit Grieg's home country of Norway. It makes me think of vast open wilderness with forests and lakes and Fjords. Just beautiful natural scenary. Cliched I know.
I've been there last October and I can tell you that siting in my hotel room at dusk, in Bergen, looking at Floyen and listening to Grieg with my headphones is an image that will be printed in my head and soul untill I die. Just go there and do the same ;)
You'll be surprised to know how many metal lovers are also classical lovers ... its FAR from being mutually exclusive ... among the metalheads I know .. 3 out 4 love classical .. and the 4th guy is a closeted classical lover .. :P
@lassarride I dont mean to be a dickhead, but the silly imitation of stuttering with all the dots that you have fully consciously typed in makes your comment look somewhat stupid and the feelings that you tried to express hardly believable.
@Shezzein But he is dead. i was gonna film him when hes gonna learn you how to do magic tricks so i have the called "death tape" and maybe ill upload it on youtube.
Soundtrack of the french movie La Rafle about the fate of several jew's family during WWII... I highly recommend it... This piece is a powerful masterpiece...
it's a danish name and the letter Å or å is a danish letter which is almost impossible for any foreigns to pronounce.
although if you say 'oh' it sound as if the word is combined by an Å-sound and an uh-sound. If you cut the uh-sound off which is the end of the word 'oh', it's the closest you can get to an Å sound..
"So beautiful makes me feel so alive...i love it...."
Of course you like it! This is Norwegian music... Now tell me how you came across this. Take your shitty self and feed the US-homeless! You see? The US is bankrupt... but Norway prosper!
BUT... I consider Bach a Classical Composer whether or not it is "correct"
I decide not to break it down and complicate it.. I associate all of it with Classical Music because WITH IN classical music is: Baroque; Classical Period, and Romantic Era. If you look into it enough... it's all found under Classical. Sounds a bit contradictory but... Hey I don't care. I love it.
I know ! lol.. hence the dates and everything... did u not get the sensibility within my comment?.. it was pretty much saying i dont care what period its from... i view it all within the bigger picture, the sound and emotion derived from it. which i consider to be classical... its just my personal take on it.. i KNOW THE FACTS lol.. its easier this way :)
1) 'Classical' designates the time period of 1730-1820 - NOT the entire history of pre-20th Century music
2) However, 'Classical' itself is a pointless signifier as its name denotes superior quality, which is arguably reliant on the aesthetic judgement of the individual...
3) Consider that it is our generations that have placed such names to these periods. Mozart would not have considered his music 'Classical' no more than Bach would have said his music was 'Baroque'!
I would ask you this question: What makes you asking others if that is bad thing? Nobody can tell only you because nobody knows you as well as you do. Asking others may be disempowering and you keep asking again and again until you will answer yourself. Regards.
@HerGuardianAngel1991 No! Because Music is Magic and it touches our mind passing through our heart (specially for very sensible person as you seem to be).What you have to ask to yourself is: feel I Happy? Relaxed? am I deeply moved?So you can understand if is the music itself or something else that hurts you inside.In this case try to find out, music will help! For me is the same.Sometime we can stop breathing (for a little while ,please) for joy. Don't worry.Music is a great gift .LV.
@HerGuardianAngel1991 Yep, it is - sounds like a deeper psychological problem. You should visit a professional. If you dont you will probably die if you go on listening this song - or your brain activity could be lasting damaged. I feel comfortable while i listen to it - the inability to breathe sounds not very pleasant.
You might not consider him impressionistic, but some of his music overlaps into that time period. Pretty much all of his music is in the romantic era making his music romantic.
Uh-huh. if you ask me, I say the only real impressionistic thing he ever wrote (in my opinion) was Peer Gynt. Just give his Piano concerto a listen, perhaps i'm just not as sophisticated as you when it comes to this, but that Piano concerto is nothing but late romantic.
Dudette, pick up any book about 'Classical Music' and you will see the periods listed, as 'Classical Music', include Baroque, Classical, Romantic, etc. When someone says 'Classical Music' they are almost always referring to all the periods, not the Classical period specifically. To say that a Romantic composer 'isn't classical' is simply wrong.
Look, I've been in an orchestra class for seven years, I know a thing or two about composers. A romantic composer isn't classical. A romantic composer is romantic.
that is why I hate people who say: "do you listen to classical music?" and my answer is: "no, I listen mostly romantic and modern music , Listz., Grieg, Debussy, Scriabin, Berg"
" So, you listen to classical music... liszt is classical , isn´t he ?"
Once again you are conflating the genre with the periods. Maybe this will help:
"The major time divisions of classical music are the early music period, which includes Medieval (476 1400) and Renaissance (1400 1600), the Common practice period, which includes the Baroque (1600 1750), Classical (1730 1820) and Romantic (1815 1910) periods, and the modern and contemporary period, which includes 20th century classical (1900 2000) and contemporary classical (1975 current)"
So you see, this is classical music from the romantic period - you were confusing 'classical music' with the 'classical period', so your "correction" was really quite silly. Think about it - by your standards, contemporary classical ... isn't classical music! Bach and Brahams aren't classical music! Absurdity! Perhaps you should take a music history class in addition to orchestra.
bach´s music is not classical music... I never pay atention to the "genres" , as you say... Classical is Mozart, Haydn , Clementi, not Bach or Brahms... I studied history of music, so, the classical music AS A GENRE doesn´t exist (the only thing who exist is MUSIC ) You cannot say "Bach, beethoven, Brahms , Berg , all of them are classical music composers" Bach has nothing to do with Berg! This is romantic (or late romantic.) music, not classical....
Ahh, now genres don't exist? I can only say music? The terms rock music, hip hop, jazz, are meaningless? You're clueless.
Why don't you answer this simple question - does the title of the book "The Vintage Guide to Classical Music" refer to the period or the genre? Obviously, you have to say the period, because, according to you, the genre does not exist. Why, then, does it cover composers from Bach to Debussey?
Or will you claim that its Harvard trained musicologist author is wrong?
If so, I can cite a dozen other such books. Indeed, any book with "Classical Music" in the title will cover Bach, Beethoven, and Berg. Why is that? Obviously because "Classical Music" refers to the genre, not the classical period.
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ChetzNation 1 week ago
I think Grieg was a Christian
gogolplex74 1 week ago
God should listen to this...
makineanok 2 weeks ago
Despite your last comment, there is tons of scientific evidence for a literal God. Such as information theory and fossil record.
Homeschoolmusic16 1 month ago in playlist Classical Music
literal goosebumps @ dis
fakkmorradi 1 month ago
Is this what Hannibal Lecter listens to? I'm on board.
1251wire 2 months ago
Breathtaking...
StephShelly 2 months ago
How the HELL did a flame war start? Clearly people on the internet are loonies who look everywhere for a chance to start a giant argument. Flame wars cannot be won, people just get bored and frustrated, that's all that it comes to.
Japanedepenguin 2 months ago 4
Some chimps will cry foul about something that happened 50 or 60 years ago, while playing the role of apologist for crimes that are happening in the present, almost 24/7 in the Umma. LOLOLOLOLOL
IslamicDeathCult 2 months ago
the beginning remids me of the japanese sakura sakura traditional...
Voodo0Puppet 3 months ago in playlist Favoriten von Voodo0Puppet
@Voodo0Puppet quien quiera que seas, eres INCREÍBLE! :')
tmilehorie 2 months ago
very beautiful music!
MagicalSunrise1984 3 months ago
My god people, Stop talking about religion and listen to the beautiful music, bickering on youtube is quite pointless.....
SirBabala 3 months ago 19
One might ask, in the case of Christianity, whether evidence is for or against religious belief. Witnesses testified of a man named Jesus. Many of his disciples died teaching his morality, and proclaiming the truth of his resurrection. Multiple ancient contemporaries document his mission on earth. Mass delusion is an unlikely explanation for the primary sources that record Jesus' life and ministry. And men would not live and die for so inconvenient a lie.
Disemboweler999 4 months ago
Religion is not like a belief in an imaginary friend. It is a belief in an ideal morality, and usually in a source for this moral code. An intuitive belief in right and wrong is common to most people. The insane believe in isolated ideas. Religious people believe in various explanations for an empirical sense (the conscience), and teach how man ought to act in accordance with this sense. Religion is not antiquated, it is just out of style in hedonistic cultures that feel inconvenienced by it.
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TerminalSulcus 4 months ago in playlist Liked
Love the music but some touch the depths of my heart, and this is one. Beautiful video, congrats!!! Thanks for sharing this special moment.
marta3t6fox2 5 months ago
Duke Ellington recorded a wonderful rendition of this song.
Nick10152 5 months ago
@Nick10152 did not know this. i'll look for it. familiar with his Nutcracker Suite but not his foray into Grieg. merci
jimmymacnj 3 months ago
thumbs up if you know this song from civilization 5
europaustralia 5 months ago 2
This is so beautiful. It sounds like winter. :)
Dreamsaboutkitties 5 months ago
Ja, vi elsker dette landet. Norway was a fantastic way to spend my early summer
pkingsleyisback 5 months ago
Jeg gråter med dere, mitt elskede Norge. Dette er så forferdelig.
Isospinsymmetries 6 months ago
I know this from the documentary "Fitna", anyway, gotta love classic songs!
ViennasNachos 6 months ago
If you liked this, you MIGHT enjoy Hybrid - Altitude.
Paws up if you were brought here by Hybrid :D
WideVibes 7 months ago
I loved this song when I played it that is until I saw that Aase in german meant god.
The death of god? Yeah, don't like it quite so much as now.
jillyzanzibar 8 months ago
@jillyzanzibar That's a pretty shite reason not to like a piece of music. I assume you also do book reviews based on the cover?
MrOP653 8 months ago 5
@jillyzanzibar Well, Grieg was Norwegian and Aase is a female name, common in Norway but most would write it as Åse today.
jare90 8 months ago
@jillyzanzibar Aase (or Ase) was the name of Peer Gynt's mother (Peer Gynt being the main character of the play this piece was wrote for). It has nothing to do with religion.
Mimiru667 7 months ago
@jillyzanzibar Aase in german means rotten meat, and Aase is a scandinavian girl's name. Since Grieg was Norwegian it was probably the latter of the two options. So don't feel bad about liking the music :)
MrSkovbakke 7 months ago
@MrSkovbakke The death of the rotten meat? ROFL!
soryy708 7 months ago
At the funeral of my father was this the first part of the memorial. It was beautiful en emotional.
MrSuperGraafschap 8 months ago
Farvel Liebe Omi in Liebe
kleineLampe39 9 months ago
Geert Wilders is just as bad as Al-Qaeda. Both are extremists. Both incite hatred. Now can I please enjoy this piece without being reminded about that idiot and his film?
zanzalot 9 months ago
@zanzalot Hehehe your right !
ReadySetIsreality 8 months ago
@zanzalot Geert Wilers is no extremist, you are just a naive little shite.
henriktini 6 months ago
@henriktini You're the naive one. Everyone in the world except for ultra right-wing white people think he is an extremist.
zanzalot 6 months ago
@zanzalot
Religion is a virus.
henriktini 6 months ago 2
@henriktini Okay, here's the deal. I am not a particularly religious person. I respect the philosophical and theological decisions of others, but nobody has the right to blaspheme an entire religion like that.
zanzalot 6 months ago 2
Er... yes we do? It's called Freedom of Speech?
Why is it people command respect for religion, anyway? Why is it a topic that goes beyond judgement? I can criticize someone's choice of study, their choice of job, their political stance, their choice of friends, but the moment I mention their religion in any light but a positive one, I've suddenly crossed the line? I don't understand why people defend such an outdated idea so ardently.
Jinxerz010792 4 months ago
I mean, are we not supposed to criticize faith? If so, then why do the insane get such a bad rap? After all, they TRULY BELIEVE that what they think is true, even though we know it isn't, so why aren't they afforded the same respect that the religious are? Why is it rude to criticize someone for having an imaginary friend that they think is in control of the universe, and whom they take marching orders from? Because the idea behind it is nice?
"The road to hell is paved with good intentions."
Jinxerz010792 4 months ago 9
@Jinxerz010792 It's different to have faith in something than to see ghosts, monsters or hearing voices inside their head telling them to kill people. Most religious people believe in something though they don't claim to have any proof. They believe because despite you believing that it is already scientific fact that there is no God, they have yet to see an explanation of how matter can come out of nothingness to make the big bang a possibility.
Hefaistos1 1 month ago
So instead of saying I don't know, (And by the way, I claimed not at all that it's a Fact that their is no God. I only ever claim that the possibility is beyond incredibly slim, and that there is no necessity for one so far as we have observed.)
They make up a necessary being with no hard evidence for his existence, give him a name no one can say, proclaim he has a bunch of rules that you have to live by, and if you don't live by them, you either get killed, or tortured forever.
Jinxerz010792 1 week ago
When did it become so hard to admit our ignorance? And why is it a bad thing to not know? Why must we feign knowledge? Why is it such a big deal to simply say "Well, I don't know right now. Hopefully some day I will. If not, someone someday will figure it out."
Is that so hard to say? Is it really so much of a challenge to just admit that you don't know something?
I mean, I can hardly disprove Yaweh. I'll never claim he doesn't exist. But I'll never act as though he does.
Jinxerz010792 1 week ago
This song is my playing test due April 8th! Ahhhh I love it :)
Vampyrelover1993 10 months ago
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So powerful. Grieg rocks!
tdavido1 10 months ago
So powerful. Grieg rocks!
tdavido1 10 months ago
which is the orchestra in this version???
MyTunerLock 11 months ago
this song gives me constant chills all over and floods ith emotions that i can feel from my stomach to my tear ducts... simply amazing
krooddubstep 11 months ago
Brought By The Simpsons.
Darkony 1 year ago
Brilliant... First heard this from Geert Wilders' FITNA movie ...
raymond942 1 year ago
@raymond942
You know, that film has a lot of misleading facts.
They twisted that words a lot.
I'm a muslim & if I wasn't & didn't know about Islam, I would've hated Islam.
Very very misleading, especially that part regarding women.
Darkony 1 year ago 2
@raymond942 I just watched that because it was a part of my homework. I found it to be disturbing to say the least...
TheAsocialNetwork 11 months ago
anyone else think that shit looks like a weed leaf?
TheXgodzpkerx 1 year ago
@TheXgodzpkerx it does even more when you're on acid :)
skalamabattis 1 year ago
@TheXgodzpkerx agreed, most people listening to this probably dont smoke lol, just you an me haha
krooddubstep 11 months ago
@krooddubstep thats no fun
TheXgodzpkerx 11 months ago
@TheXgodzpkerx it is though, its not sadness, just an intense rush of feeling/emotion, its not a bad thing
krooddubstep 11 months ago
@krooddubstep and a few others probably. if you're looking for a truly mind blowing experience, listen to Beethoven's Grosse Fugue after you've smoked some good stuff . . .
Bruckner79 10 months ago
@Bruckner79 thanks very much, i'll give it a listen tonight when i get it sorted ;)
krooddubstep 10 months ago
Its realy, realy, realy fantastic! I feel intense emotions by listening this beautifull music... I was suprised by myself! Love it!
gideonputto 1 year ago
In October I played a Vampyr by the name of Katja in an original production of Brides of Dracula. Each of the three vampire brides had an introductory monologue. Standing in a single shaft of light, otherwise surrounded by the pitch darkness, I told my story while this music played. Katja's story is dark, and beautiful, and tragic. It is a story of how promises of happiness were swallowed by turmoil and betrayal. If Katja were alive, she would bleed "Aase's Death"...
HerColdEyesCanBurn 1 year ago 2
I love this song to death, therefore i want it played at my funeral.
MundaStock 1 year ago
Love the visuals. Listened to this once when I was whacked out on something or other.
Mushrooms I think.
Ghandi spoke to me. Nothing important, really - And actually not at all...
Still. Long live hallucinogenics - Down with government / tabloid paranoia over narcotics!!!
(Seriously. You don't like it? Find a FUCK, and get OFF on it...)
trentmuch1 1 year ago
Dieses Lied ist das schönste Produkt des Gefühl von Menschen
cembeken 1 year ago
snufs snufs i am done with this song:(
shadowmind100 1 year ago
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KoseSe 1 year ago
i feel emo wen listening to this song
007iamsocool 1 year ago
One of the greatest Jewish actors of all time commited suicide to this music... Edward G Robinson.... but only because he knew that Soylent Green was People!
Loobs666 1 year ago
the theme to one of the greatest films FITNA... Well done Geert WIlders ...
our hero
raymond942 1 year ago
@raymond942 Well the fascism was surely not something that Grieg was a fan of.
Please go back to your Zio-hijacked hole and don't pollute the beauty of the universe. Thank you.
thebihon 1 year ago
How I love this music. I used to have it on vinyl in the 70's but couldn't remember what it was called only I thought it was Grieg. Thanks to youtube I just found it. So old Scandinavia to me. Truly beautiful.
SuperNonblonde 1 year ago
Fitna fitna fitnaaaa! Great movie
InStyle9 1 year ago
@InStyle9 daaaaaaaaaaaammn !! I looked for this song because I found it in that movie a couple of minutes ago .. still a GREAT movie (despite Im a ... Muslim oO" ) hihihi
wajdiplusraja 1 year ago
Just sublime.
CombatRocks 1 year ago
I just came across some of Edvard Grieg's compositions while listening to In The Woods... - Mourning The Death Of Aase, finding out it is a dedication to the memory of Edvard Grieg.
Thank you for all this beautiful music, Norway !
dullknife27 1 year ago
Very nice music quality, even at the loudest parts. Bravo to the musicians!
greenie147 1 year ago
The more I see it the more I love it! Have you done something else the same way?Grieg it's fabolous and this is a very magic way to hear and "watch" music! Bellissimo! LV.
baruksan 1 year ago
This music-video is FANTASTIC. THANK YOU!
baruksan 1 year ago
They played it every day on tv after Plane Crash in Smolensk...
Wawulek 1 year ago 2
I played this with my summer orchestra at a nursing home today.
We realized after that it probably wasn't a good selection for a nursing home.
alexisebarton 1 year ago 100
@alexisebarton lo to the o to the l =)
kristianhindar 1 year ago
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@alexisebarton l to the o to the l =)
kristianhindar 1 year ago
@alexisebarton oh poor elderly XD
TheDarkGuardianx 9 months ago
@alexisebarton you may as well have played the funeral march
digitalpunk006 5 months ago
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I almost wanted to cry when I listened to this song. It's beautiful and very moving.
moneebagz45 1 year ago
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moneebagz45 1 year ago
It hits me every time .... Such a wonderful composition...
DjRedgie 1 year ago
This is very nice
charlytheo2007 1 year ago
beautiful.
mmmbeachlover 1 year ago
It's Edvard!!!! not Edward!!!
EdvardHGrieg 1 year ago 9
@EdvardHGrieg Hahaa xD
FurudeRikaKyrie 1 year ago
@EdvardHGrieg hahaha!! Desperation! I understand you very well :D
MsBlackPage 1 year ago
epic
azriel84 1 year ago
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peterbucky 1 year ago
Listening to this song, I can feel all the greatness of life and death, pleasure and pain, love and hate. I just can feel those feelings but not to thinking about them, its like an uncounscious way made by the song, a pathway to perfection
peterbucky 1 year ago
Listening to this music makes me want to visit Grieg's home country of Norway. It makes me think of vast open wilderness with forests and lakes and Fjords. Just beautiful natural scenary. Cliched I know.
plica06 1 year ago 3
@plica06
I've been there last October and I can tell you that siting in my hotel room at dusk, in Bergen, looking at Floyen and listening to Grieg with my headphones is an image that will be printed in my head and soul untill I die. Just go there and do the same ;)
jojodan43 1 year ago
@Mirrorfiend
You'll be surprised to know how many metal lovers are also classical lovers ... its FAR from being mutually exclusive ... among the metalheads I know .. 3 out 4 love classical .. and the 4th guy is a closeted classical lover .. :P
thedarkembassy 1 year ago 38
@thedarkembassy
perfect example is Metallica when they did the S&M concert with the full orchestra behind them
dmc967 1 year ago 3
@thedarkembassy Dude, that is extremely right. Have noticed the same thing, though none of my friends have been closeted to it :)
Deatharakka 1 year ago
@thedarkembassy I loove hardcore music annd this is my absolute favorite song so you are right :)
yousnash 8 months ago
@thedarkembassy SO TRUE! As a metal head, I approve.
letterheads 3 weeks ago
Grieg....for now,is my favourite composer
NickJonasSweet 1 year ago
This reminds em of my brother (Lassarride) he died this year i......i.........i want to cry he was my brother you fucking understan this
lassarride 1 year ago
@lassarride I dont mean to be a dickhead, but the silly imitation of stuttering with all the dots that you have fully consciously typed in makes your comment look somewhat stupid and the feelings that you tried to express hardly believable.
Shezzein 1 year ago 5
@Shezzein But he is dead. i was gonna film him when hes gonna learn you how to do magic tricks so i have the called "death tape" and maybe ill upload it on youtube.
lassarride 1 year ago
æøåæøåæøå.
dragzz1 1 year ago
works really well in Geert WIlders' short film Fitna. Very powerful song
dmc967 1 year ago
this song is beast
rastiner7 1 year ago
Soundtrack of the french movie La Rafle about the fate of several jew's family during WWII... I highly recommend it... This piece is a powerful masterpiece...
legris06 1 year ago 3
@monkeystu52 u say it like hose excepet withought the heh ose is how u say it
weaponhand57 1 year ago
how do you pronounce aase?
monkeystu52 1 year ago
it's a danish name and the letter Å or å is a danish letter which is almost impossible for any foreigns to pronounce.
although if you say 'oh' it sound as if the word is combined by an Å-sound and an uh-sound. If you cut the uh-sound off which is the end of the word 'oh', it's the closest you can get to an Å sound..
the name 'Åse' is there for pronounced: [Ose]
emilylinchannel 1 year ago
Thanks a lot ... very helpful
monkeystu52 1 year ago
"å is a danish letter which is almost impossible for any foreigns to pronounce."
Perhaps like the English word sword?
/Magnus, Sweden. Btw, Greeg kicks ass!
magnusea 1 year ago
@monkeystu52 ahh-cease
rastiner7 1 year ago
very nice :D
VampireXDi 1 year ago
Death of whoever, makes you feel alive, weird
pernibuzdovan12 1 year ago
powerful song, very impressive ...
iam796 1 year ago
So beautiful makes me feel so alive...i love it...
GuardianOfPandora 1 year ago
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"So beautiful makes me feel so alive...i love it...."
Of course you like it! This is Norwegian music... Now tell me how you came across this. Take your shitty self and feed the US-homeless! You see? The US is bankrupt... but Norway prosper!
Norway4TheWorld 1 year ago
love it
sebbeepw 1 year ago
i can feel the emotion of the song :) very nice :D
reisabere 2 years ago 26
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2silvertv 2 years ago
yeah when he hanged himself in the cold cel
Askelairlines747 2 years ago
awesome!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
Pichicantiagui 2 years ago
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TheGerbilsRevenge 2 years ago
Lmfao this is by Edvard Grieg, Not Bach.....
And Grieg is my favorite composer....
LegacyOfOrpheus 2 years ago 4
Grieg is my favorite composer also!!! :D his music is just AMAZING
Meestercheese 2 years ago 2
This is an awesome song, I play this for my orchestra.
ThighDeepinTofu13 2 years ago
Baroque (16001760)
Classical (17301820)
Romantic (18151910)
Technically, this is how its broken down
BUT... I consider Bach a Classical Composer whether or not it is "correct"
I decide not to break it down and complicate it.. I associate all of it with Classical Music because WITH IN classical music is: Baroque; Classical Period, and Romantic Era. If you look into it enough... it's all found under Classical. Sounds a bit contradictory but... Hey I don't care. I love it.
michaelespinosa 2 years ago
@michaelespinosa
Bach IS Baroque, although he is not to be defined...
kareljuwet 2 years ago
I know ! lol.. hence the dates and everything... did u not get the sensibility within my comment?.. it was pretty much saying i dont care what period its from... i view it all within the bigger picture, the sound and emotion derived from it. which i consider to be classical... its just my personal take on it.. i KNOW THE FACTS lol.. its easier this way :)
thanks though. I know... He's incredible
michaelespinosa 2 years ago
You forgot 20th century.
mahler151 2 years ago
all i need to know about music l learned from Duke Ellington
"If it sounds good...it is good"..
thank you.....goodnight!
lolwut71 2 years ago 6
1) 'Classical' designates the time period of 1730-1820 - NOT the entire history of pre-20th Century music
2) However, 'Classical' itself is a pointless signifier as its name denotes superior quality, which is arguably reliant on the aesthetic judgement of the individual...
3) Consider that it is our generations that have placed such names to these periods. Mozart would not have considered his music 'Classical' no more than Bach would have said his music was 'Baroque'!
RalmsSoren 2 years ago 2
I get so into this song that I forget to breathe when I'm listening to it..
Is that a bad thing?
HerGuardianAngel1991 2 years ago 61
well if you don´t remember breathing ´till it´s over it IS a bad thing... unless you can´t hold your breath for 5 minutes ; )
dannyheatley14 2 years ago
I can hold my breath for over two minutes. >>
That's about when I realize "Oh man, I should take a breath, what just happened here?" xD
HerGuardianAngel1991 2 years ago
@HerGuardianAngel1991 Thats exactly how i feel
DjRedgie 1 year ago
@HerGuardianAngel1991
I would ask you this question: What makes you asking others if that is bad thing? Nobody can tell only you because nobody knows you as well as you do. Asking others may be disempowering and you keep asking again and again until you will answer yourself. Regards.
miku2007 1 year ago
@HerGuardianAngel1991 No! Because Music is Magic and it touches our mind passing through our heart (specially for very sensible person as you seem to be).What you have to ask to yourself is: feel I Happy? Relaxed? am I deeply moved?So you can understand if is the music itself or something else that hurts you inside.In this case try to find out, music will help! For me is the same.Sometime we can stop breathing (for a little while ,please) for joy. Don't worry.Music is a great gift .LV.
baruksan 1 year ago
@HerGuardianAngel1991 Not at all. Rid the world of your pretentious nonsense.
hugboxx 1 year ago
@HerGuardianAngel1991 no it just means you have a soul.
hahanick4 1 year ago 2
@HerGuardianAngel1991
only if u asphyxiate yourself - on the other hand some people are into that. lol
Being affected by music is a gift. Never a bad thing.
seanchristopherfranc 1 year ago 2
@HerGuardianAngel1991 I kinda cried while listening to this song so...yeah I don't think yours is a bad thing xD
EFILNIKAERFECIN 1 year ago
@HerGuardianAngel1991 Yep, it is - sounds like a deeper psychological problem. You should visit a professional. If you dont you will probably die if you go on listening this song - or your brain activity could be lasting damaged. I feel comfortable while i listen to it - the inability to breathe sounds not very pleasant.
Bzoargh 1 year ago
@Bzoargh I actually have 185% lung capacity and can hold my breath comfortably for 3 minutes... So...
HerGuardianAngel1991 1 year ago
@HerGuardianAngel1991 I bet you don´t. The song is 5 minutes long - you´ll die for sure - take my advice noone wants you to get injured.
Bzoargh 1 year ago
@Bzoargh Your concern is cute, but I don't need it. :)
HerGuardianAngel1991 1 year ago
@HerGuardianAngel1991 tough - last one now - im done with you >:I
Bzoargh 1 year ago
a lovely piece of music to listen to.
Mafiafreak 2 years ago
beautiful :~)
mmyism 2 years ago
Where have you been all my life?
jennythemusicmaker 2 years ago
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dolorosamente b e l l o
Smilthy 2 years ago
sad
TheLuriel77 2 years ago
beautiful music omg.....!!!!!
it's the best classical music i've ever heard !
5*
FloRiNeSs 2 years ago 5
Grieg isn't classical. His music is romantic that overlaps into impressionistic.
ReviewerGirl 2 years ago
I don't consider him impressionistic....
mahler151 2 years ago
You might not consider him impressionistic, but some of his music overlaps into that time period. Pretty much all of his music is in the romantic era making his music romantic.
ReviewerGirl 2 years ago
Uh-huh. if you ask me, I say the only real impressionistic thing he ever wrote (in my opinion) was Peer Gynt. Just give his Piano concerto a listen, perhaps i'm just not as sophisticated as you when it comes to this, but that Piano concerto is nothing but late romantic.
mahler151 2 years ago
Florine was obviously talking about the genre of classical music, not the Classical period.
austinlorens 2 years ago
Dude, romantic IS a genre. Just like classical and baroque. Just because they're a time period doesn't mean that they're not a genre.
ReviewerGirl 2 years ago
Dudette, pick up any book about 'Classical Music' and you will see the periods listed, as 'Classical Music', include Baroque, Classical, Romantic, etc. When someone says 'Classical Music' they are almost always referring to all the periods, not the Classical period specifically. To say that a Romantic composer 'isn't classical' is simply wrong.
austinlorens 2 years ago
Look, I've been in an orchestra class for seven years, I know a thing or two about composers. A romantic composer isn't classical. A romantic composer is romantic.
ReviewerGirl 2 years ago
that is why I hate people who say: "do you listen to classical music?" and my answer is: "no, I listen mostly romantic and modern music , Listz., Grieg, Debussy, Scriabin, Berg"
" So, you listen to classical music... liszt is classical , isn´t he ?"
ASSHOLES
henseltetude 2 years ago
Once again you are conflating the genre with the periods. Maybe this will help:
"The major time divisions of classical music are the early music period, which includes Medieval (476 1400) and Renaissance (1400 1600), the Common practice period, which includes the Baroque (1600 1750), Classical (1730 1820) and Romantic (1815 1910) periods, and the modern and contemporary period, which includes 20th century classical (1900 2000) and contemporary classical (1975 current)"
austinlorens 2 years ago
So you see, this is classical music from the romantic period - you were confusing 'classical music' with the 'classical period', so your "correction" was really quite silly. Think about it - by your standards, contemporary classical ... isn't classical music! Bach and Brahams aren't classical music! Absurdity! Perhaps you should take a music history class in addition to orchestra.
austinlorens 2 years ago
bach´s music is not classical music... I never pay atention to the "genres" , as you say... Classical is Mozart, Haydn , Clementi, not Bach or Brahms... I studied history of music, so, the classical music AS A GENRE doesn´t exist (the only thing who exist is MUSIC ) You cannot say "Bach, beethoven, Brahms , Berg , all of them are classical music composers" Bach has nothing to do with Berg! This is romantic (or late romantic.) music, not classical....
henseltetude 2 years ago
Ahh, now genres don't exist? I can only say music? The terms rock music, hip hop, jazz, are meaningless? You're clueless.
Why don't you answer this simple question - does the title of the book "The Vintage Guide to Classical Music" refer to the period or the genre? Obviously, you have to say the period, because, according to you, the genre does not exist. Why, then, does it cover composers from Bach to Debussey?
Or will you claim that its Harvard trained musicologist author is wrong?
austinlorens 2 years ago 3
If so, I can cite a dozen other such books. Indeed, any book with "Classical Music" in the title will cover Bach, Beethoven, and Berg. Why is that? Obviously because "Classical Music" refers to the genre, not the classical period.
austinlorens 2 years ago 3
So refreshing to read well-argued, informed comments on youtube. Quite the rarity, I find.
joisus 2 years ago
very good music beautiful
paterkare 2 years ago 3
beautiful good very music
Oerti2 2 years ago 2
very good beautiful music