Albinoni Adagio for Organ and Strings

[RichMrRichie]

Beautiful sad...Meaningful...

[Bog4ch]

Just astonishing two and a half year on YT and no dislikes so far.

[BlueFillings]

my favourite song,and i don't care if my friends say i'm a nerd or a geek,this won't stop me from listening to this amazing song

[MysticFairy7]

Woooww what an amazing interpretation I personally love strings and organ the sound is beautiful!! I love it thanks for share I'm in love of this masterpiece but when I saw this version was available I wanted to hear it.... Its a shame that the audio its too low :(

[PeggySue207]

incredible..

[Hansman381]

I nearly crashed my car, trying to write down the name for this song while driving. its just so damn beautiful!

[overrevit]

@Hansman381 it would have been a beautiful death atleast, hahah.

[fishynathanfilms]

This piece of music is complete with the organ. Fab.

[dumkat82]

what is the picture at 6:14?

[Tiafera]

tutto bello ... mozzafiato!!!

[russlambeth]

This has long been my favorite song of any genre of all time. This arrangement and performance is definitely my favorite one I have ever heard. Thank you for posting it.

[lepero0]

awasome!

[Hatarkian]

This song really helped me to get grips with my father's death(age 56). Rest in peace dad.

[blackandpurpleworlds]

i came here because of Malcolm in the middle lol :D

[ekksmann]

Sehr Schönes Musik - it has such passion - its up there with Tschaikovsky's Pathetique Symphony for me, as far as classical music with such deep passion goes.

[c130che]

So where do i find more music like this? is there a genres that it is considered?

[MarkBrennan]

@c130che There is a double CD called 'Baroque Adagios' (available on Amazon) - I think you will love it if you like this :)

[LINKTheReaper]

to think most ppl are listening to justin beaver rite now Rofl!!!!!! what a sad world

[anorganictwist]

i got goosebumps ... yet they were good goosebumps ...love it

[TeamShadowNY]

this video shouldn't have emo kids crying, it should be people rejoicing to the beauty of the music

[Irrschnee]

@TeamShadowNY

There aren't "emo kids" crying.

You don't know what I connect/ associate with this music...

so think about your comment.

[TeamShadowNY]

@Irrschnee well I thought about it...and i'm pretty sure 6:17 is a pic of pure crying emo kid action. lawlz

[1990LIGHT]

@Irrschnee Shut up Emo

[Irrschnee]

@1990LIGHT lol... Erzähl das deinem Friseur.

[Tiiestosensation]

@TeamShadowNY BITCH! you don't decide what other peoples emotions reflect with the beauty of this song so stfu

[TeamShadowNY]

@Tiiestosensation yes i do.

[Iced1992]

@TeamShadowNY Beauty and crying go hand in hand. >.>

[sheeeeeeeva]

@TeamShadowNY

How depressed do you have to be when Albinoni Adagio is the piece of music that cheers you up?

[riggermortisify]

@TeamShadowNY What? A load of people doing what? Bowing at a pipe organ? Dunno how you'd represent that. =P

Didn't think anyone actually watched these kinds of videos. Close your eyes, or have a read about Albinoni while listening. That's what I do, and I'm a pretentious musician with delusions of grandeur so, according to me, I probably know best.

[beatcm9k]

If you want the best performance of this song.... buy the movie - Gallipoli. Which dealt with Australian's fighting in WW I and stars a young Mel Gibson. A very good (but sad) movie and a perfect redition (IMO) of this masterpiece.

[rorygallag]

beautiful

[vibrashn]

I'd like to know the info on who performed this recording.

[Irrschnee]

@vibrashn

Tomaso Albinoni

[vibrashn]

@Irrschnee

Hardly! He died in 1751 :) I asked who performed this particular recording...I know who composed it. But thanks for the reply

[louiself]

@Irrschnee Not bad for a bloke who has been dead for 260 years. I think the previous poster wanted to know who performed the recording, not who wrote the piece.

[louiself]

@Irrschnee Not bad for a bloke who has been dead for 260 years. I think the previous poster wanted to know who performed the recording, not who wrote the piece.

[necro2607]

@Irrschnee Albinoni was alive from 1671 - 1751 so I really don't think he performed on this recording. What @vibrashn was wondering is what symphony orchestra performed this specific recording (note that every version of this song on YouTube is by a different orchestra). ;)

[riggermortisify]

@Irrschnee -_-

[Irrschnee]

@riggermortisify selber -_-

[360ofdaylight]

@vibrashn I've just listened to it on the wireless and the announcer said that although it is attributed to Albinoni it was actually written by a 20th Century Musicologist and Albinoni biographer named Remo Giazotto. There's also other information on Wikepedia under "Adagio in G Minor" Hope this is helpful.

[vibrashn]

@360ofdaylight

thanks, but again I wasn't asking who "wrote" it....I was asking who performed this particular recording that we listened to.

[Irrschnee]

@vibrashn Baroque Ensemble of Vienna.

[davidwilliamgordon]

The most moving piece of music ever created... by far. I celebrate you, Tomaso!

[anzaclegend11]

Lovley music better then this crap we have today

[mrjoeri]

Wow, the first video without thumbs down!

[davidwilliamgordon]

@mrjoeri YES!! I thought this is because the type of person that appreciates what is here cannot be negative.

[ManolisK9]

When I fist heard it, was asked to say what I thought of it and without thinking I sed: Angels play!

[AlphaNorcalli]

There aren't really enough words in English to describe beautiful music.

[musicallytalented2]

the pic at 0:47 is sooo cooooool i also hate how people say classical for a piece of barque music. they are about 100 years to early to call it classical!

[DictatorRoB]

@musicallytalented2

So music from which times can be classified as classical?

[musicallytalented2]

@DictatorRoB its from 1750 to about 1810. the classical period is in between the baroque period (which this piece is from) and the romantic period :) x

[WisiG]

@musicallytalented2

That piece is classified as neo-Baroque. It's only attributed to Albinoni but it's written by Remo Giazotto (apparently he had a tiny fragment of one of Albinoni's non published scores, he found in a library in Dresden; he never could prove that though).

That piece was written in 1945.

[DictatorRoB]

@musicallytalented2

Classical is from 1750 to 1810?

[johnalt16]

@musicallytalented2 Classical music (not capitalised in mid-sentence) is a valid term for describing Western art music in general. The Classical Period is a different, more specific term.

[musicallytalented2]

@johnalt16 ye ano. im a music student. lol wat i was sayin is that there is a specific period in time which where music was classical. its in between the baroque era and the romantic era. all i was sayin is that i dont like how the word classical is used to sum up all that music. no big deal really but really gets to me lol x

[TheEskauriatzaWolf]

It soooo beautiful and cutiest classic music, I love it.

I Qualifyt this music with Five Stars.

*****.

[TrygviMurt]

This is not sad music ... this is touching art. Uplifting brilliance.

The music that depresses me is the shit we hear on the radio every day.

[ezekieloak]

@TrygviMurt Maybe. But that photo at the 2:00 mark isn't so peppy.

[boesemn]

@ezekieloak

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[CareliaArcadievna]

Bellísima interpretación... Es todo lo que puedo decir... Insuperable... No sé por qué, me dio por recordar a mi hermano, mientras escuchaba la música... snifff...

[uhsting]

This song is magnificent.

[Annetje99]

It's not from Albinoni. It's from Remo Giazotto. He fraudulously attributed this to Albinoni.

More info at Wikipedia: Adagio in G minor

[guasc0]

@Annetje99

Adagio in SOL minore.

[MzAmeliaMadness]

Where did you get the picture showing on 0:31 ? It is absolutely beautiful!!!

[metalmess]

@MzAmeliaMadness remembers me the suicidal hell of Dante

[MzAmeliaMadness]

@metalmess what?

[metalmess]

@MzAmeliaMadness in the divine comedy, those who kill themselves go to hell and became trees.

[musicallytalented2]

@metalmess i cant find that pic!! do u know wat site it is on? x

[tommycoulombe1980]

très belle musique coucher d arriere d un corbillard

[tommycoulombe1980]

très belle musique coucher d arriere d un corbillard

[tommycoulombe1980]

très belle musique coucher d arriere d un corbillard

[abdullavic]

ouiiiiii <3<3

[favea]

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