@indgiu well some people just hear it. it's amazing. i am not able to recognize the key by ear, but I recognize it if I play along this peace on the piano
My 5 month old daughter loves not only listening to the piece, but also the animation of the score. It really fascinates her and you can see her arms moving somewhat in time with the music and just a sense of awe she has. Thank you for this.
@indgiu If you've studied or played music, you can tell from which notes are sharp or flat. Plus, certain keys have a "tone" to them.. C to me always feels very clean, G is upbeat. B flat or A are kind of somber, in a way.
@aninjainatree As a former bass player (who would fill in if the cello was absent)- it is a trifle dull for us. Half note after half note after half note...
As usual, the violins/violas get ALL the fun. LOL.
@osterianio Well, yes and no. Pitch standards have changed between when this was written and now. The instruments are tuned to the way they were when the piece was written. So, they're playing it in D (that is, if you watched them, saw where their fingers were on the keyboard and fingerboards, you'd see that they were playing it in D), but it's the "D" that Pachelbel used (or, at least, that people living back then used).
I started to play along with this on my tablet piano and freaked out because it was a half step lower. I lost my mind a bit until I eventually looked at the FAQ in the description.
About two minutes into it, two of the violins sound like they are playing catch with the melody. However the score below shows it staying with a single violin. Later the score shows both violins playing (and not unison) but the 'sound' is the same. Is the score the same arrangement that is being played? Or does this just show that I'm a rank beginner at reading music?
omg i had to do the violin 4 part in my schools orchestra and it was HELL even if i didnt messup if someone else did we had to start the whole section over! :(
Wonderful work. The thing I like best about showing Pachelbel's canon in this form is that it shows of its masterful counterpoint which is the true genius of the work. I hate all the modern remixes that keep the melody but toss the counterpoint for precisely this reason.
Well, sorry to say this, but as it is, it feels too mecanised to sound as good as a real performance. There is still time needed before every classical piece could be translated in informatic bits.
There is no soul in this interpretation, so i find it a bit boring.
These *are* real performers (read the description). There is no virtual instrument library that sounds this real. Your post is either a compliment to the quality of modern virtual instrument software, an insult to the performers, or an indication of your own projection onto what you hear based on what you see.
@xXNickPXx My bad, so consider my post as a criticism of the performance (with a agreement about my hearing being affected by my other senses, i don't know how to focus all your attention on just one sense).
@smalin you are great! At the first time of my teenage, I was listening to slow rock, then rock, then hard rock.... then rockestra, then dunno why I'm more into classic music like this. deep and calming. each has its own story to tell to the audience.
@egorman19 You'd have to make it yourself. (This video wasn't created from a full image; each frame of the video was independently generated from scratch.)
@abcynthias Are you kidding? The cellist has the best seat in the house! The cellist gets to play in the piece, but has a part that's really easy, and so has a lot of attention left over to listen to the other instruments. Bach played both violin and viola, and in quartets, he liked to play the viola for exactly that reason: it's a great place to experience the music from.
You have obviously never had to play this on the cello. It is the one thing you will have to play at some point at a wedding, and personally, every time I play it I drift away...and not in teh good way =P
@smalin You should check out "Pachabel Rant" Hilarious stand up by, I believe, Rob Parangian(? spl) regarding the cello part of Canon and the prevalence of the piece in modern music. Also thank you for putting this up, arguably one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.
@Unholyspaghetti The name of the playlist is not "romantic" as opposed to "baroque" but "romantic" as opposed to "exciting" or "funny" or "unusual" --- that is, the word is not being used in its technical music historical sense, but in its common, everyday sense.
Wow! This piece is beautiful! I have a piano at home and is practicing for a big school recital competition on November. This is a good guide for it. Amazing! Will recommend to my friends and family! Thanks for the wonderful piece!
I really like the fact that you included the score with this animation, and I'd like to see more of that if possible. Thank you for all your wonderful videos!
Damn it's like inspired by a genetic coding in our genes. That's why it sounds so inspiring... the creating of life is in the genes, just as the music's flow was in harmonious flow, so are the genes of life.
My middle school orchestra played this<3 From a first violin point of view, this is amazing. This piece is really one you can put a lot of emotion into, not to mention vibrato ;]
@PanzyKing this +1 and +2 stuff i don't understand, and yes I asked a random Stranger a Question about a these women; but if you weren't qualified to comment I suggest; that if you want the Sheet Music. I would recommend you try Walvis 2007. He posted the video and he From my estimation and his comments, is a professional Muscian,Tell him that Masonfsjr sent you.He banded me from making comments.
This has got to be my favorite piece ever. I love the runs of each individual instrument, how they blend together and move. No matter what instrument you play, the notes just flow from it; it's like dancing, but an instrument is so much better at flow than any human partner could ever be.
Funny enough, when I hear this song it reminds me of late autumn / early winter, and the colours used in the video kind of matches that images in my opinion :)
@3idiotsRuleKwms This piece is preformed by Voices of Music to see the actual performance,go to Pachelbel Canon in D-Original Insturments,be warned if your comment get's to technical without merit based on music experience the guy Walvis2007 who posted it will try to make you look simple,or make a snide remark but if you like it,give it a thumbs up on me.
A very interesting presentation of this piece! I have heard maybe 100 versions of this, and it's one of my favorites. I especially like the various adaptations to bluegrass, rock and other genres. However, I feel this version is... well, it has a sort of clockwork lack of emotion to it, and I've never heard that done before. It is very interesting and certainly unique, but I can't say I *like* it too much.
@jasmine2501 ooohhh jasmine you're so respectfully wrong,please do me a favor not that you have to but go to Pachelbel Canon in D,original insturments and see the music that you've already heard preformed on this posting by the artists who actually did the recording and watch with your eyes and listen with your heart,see passion for an age of music gone by but is so alive today,because it was a production of Love originally for his wife.
@MASONFSJR I did that, actually. I'm not insulting the artist. Music is just as much for the listener as for the performer. Others may not agree with my assessment, and that is of course, the beauty of art.
@jasmine2501 Oh no no my beloved love I do not now, nor ever did I think that you were insulting these artist,it was a request to see the video nothing more,the assessment or expression of one's opinion is beauty in it's self.I on the other was banned from making an opinion from the very page that I sent you too,by the guy that posted it, because I spoke of the Passion displayed by those very same artist's,now isn't that a kick in the pants
@MASONFSJR Well I really love your channel - the music visualizations are really well done! I agree about the comments. I will always love to hear what people have to say about art - even if they hate it. The whole purpose of art is evoke emotion, and that leads to comments, which are always valid even if you don't agree with them. It is important to listen to people regarding art, because they can show you things you didn't see, and this can give you a new perspective on LIFE, not just art.
I just need help with one thing...I'm writing the bottom staff in a Cello. How would i transpose that from the current staff? It would help more if some one could put the first 16 notes in Cello because after that it just repeats through out the whole song. Thanks for the help!
@drocker4 Pitch standards rose between when this was written and now, as did tuning methods. Today, A is defined as 440 cycles per second, and all half-steps are the same size ("equal tempered"); when this was written, A varied a lot but in general was lower, and the half-steps were of different sizes ("well tempered," "mean-tone temperament," "just temperament," etc.). The Wikipedia articles about temperament describe this.
@smalin When Johann Pachelbel wrote this pice "A" was tuned to 430 Hz. That 440 Hz is anyway a american thing. We in Austria still use the 443 Hz, especially String sounds much clearer and brighter with it.
@smalin When Johann Pachelbel wrote this piece "A" was tuned to 430 Hz. That 440 Hz is anyway a american thing. We in Austria still use the 443 Hz, especially String sounds much clearer and brighter with it.
@smalin@smalin When Johann Pachelbel wrote this piece "A" was tuned to 430 Hz. That 440 Hz is anyway a american thing. We in Austria still use the 443 Hz, especially String sounds much clearer and brighter with it.
@smalin@smalin When Johann Pachelbel wrote this piece "A" was tuned to 430 Hz. That 440 Hz is anyway a american thing. We in Austria still use the 443 Hz, especially String sounds much clearer and brighter with it.
It's impossible to frown while drinking a Wendey's Frosty. It's impossible to frown while listening to this song. It's also impossible to eat a Wendey's Frosty while listening to this song because I drop it from sheer amazment everytime I listen. How terribly inconvenient.
Can't people just be positive? I mean everyone has all these negitive comments. why can't they just say: 'hey, thanks for posting a song that doesn't suck donkey nuts'? btw, thanks for posting a song that doesn't suck donkey nuts.
Great example of musical beauty which is complex but not trying to confront you with monumentality of life (like all other great composers did, since its the easiest way :) Its also not funny or too happy, its perfectly balanced in the middle. How rare is this mood of balance in our lifes!
One of the most Beautiful pieces I've ever heard,since my intro to classical music K1-5 years ago.Classical was an art form that soared and while I never learned to play an insturment of any kind;the music is always with me even some meaningful rap.The passion of these Artist who play and the Composer who wrote the Canon,shows the depth of music that can take you outside and also deep within yourself. I believe music is a threshold to Heaven, but too few have the Wisdom to just enjoy the flight.
For a song that gets over played (or at least it was at my high school), I'm absolutely in love with this version! I could listen to it over and over.
Original instrument! Good!
johnsonlamhk 3 days ago
Excellent work on the video
8294698 1 week ago
I say chaps, is it such a splendid, pleasant day to have a cup of tea in the morn?
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GLaDOSv720 2 weeks ago
@indgiu well some people just hear it. it's amazing. i am not able to recognize the key by ear, but I recognize it if I play along this peace on the piano
Desdemona1202 2 weeks ago
My 5 month old daughter loves not only listening to the piece, but also the animation of the score. It really fascinates her and you can see her arms moving somewhat in time with the music and just a sense of awe she has. Thank you for this.
Suziannie 3 weeks ago
forgive my ignorance, but how can people recognize the key of the piece by ear?
indgiu 3 weeks ago
@indgiu If you've studied or played music, you can tell from which notes are sharp or flat. Plus, certain keys have a "tone" to them.. C to me always feels very clean, G is upbeat. B flat or A are kind of somber, in a way.
preagle60657 1 week ago
I hate this song so much... >cello player
aninjainatree 3 weeks ago
@aninjainatree As a former bass player (who would fill in if the cello was absent)- it is a trifle dull for us. Half note after half note after half note...
As usual, the violins/violas get ALL the fun. LOL.
preagle60657 2 weeks ago
There is one instrument missing in the sheet music. It appears in the animation, but not in the score
diegosgc 3 weeks ago
@diegosgc That's right: it's not in the score (because it was improvised during the performance, not composed by Pachelbel).
smalin 3 weeks ago
@smalin Ahh
diegosgc 3 weeks ago
This is a bit fast, isnt it?!
Fantini31 3 weeks ago
@Fantini31 No.
smalin 3 weeks ago
@smalin Yes it is.
TheRyanHund 2 weeks ago
@Fantini31
not sure how you thought this was fast?
gothicel 3 weeks ago
No words... Amazing! Pachelbel for the rest of my life will be GENIUS!
vivaldi20081 1 month ago
I love the way at 2:20 the violin graphics seem to form a heart <3
TheDJAndET 1 month ago
I'd like to thank you for these video, smalin. I will subscribe to you first chance I get!
LolCaramelz 1 month ago
i just noticed that this is actually being played in Db
osterianio 1 month ago
@osterianio Well, yes and no. Pitch standards have changed between when this was written and now. The instruments are tuned to the way they were when the piece was written. So, they're playing it in D (that is, if you watched them, saw where their fingers were on the keyboard and fingerboards, you'd see that they were playing it in D), but it's the "D" that Pachelbel used (or, at least, that people living back then used).
smalin 1 month ago
I started to play along with this on my tablet piano and freaked out because it was a half step lower. I lost my mind a bit until I eventually looked at the FAQ in the description.
dragon32210 1 month ago
About two minutes into it, two of the violins sound like they are playing catch with the melody. However the score below shows it staying with a single violin. Later the score shows both violins playing (and not unison) but the 'sound' is the same. Is the score the same arrangement that is being played? Or does this just show that I'm a rank beginner at reading music?
sgbotsford 2 months ago
Can I make a request? :
Bach - Brandenburg Concerto #2 1st movement.
I looked amongst your videos and could not find this one, and it is my favourite.
TheLastMyztery 2 months ago
@TheLastMyztery If you want to help get that video made, figure out how to get permission from Rinaldo Alessandrini to use his recording.
smalin 2 months ago
Who is your favourite composer?
Eamesam 2 months ago
@Eamesam Bach, probably.
smalin 2 months ago
Smalin, your visuals are wonderful, and add to the beauty of the music. Thank you for all these pieces...they must have taken rather a long time.
joostar01 2 months ago
for my werdding day my walk down the ale to my men and future someday
bellapat13 2 months ago
@bellapat13 For my werdding day, I'll make sure I can't walk anywhere because of the ale! :D
venpresath 1 month ago
The elysian fields do smell of lilacs in spring.
bfandreasyt 2 months ago
SYBELLIUS !
Ttanya6 2 months ago
omg i had to do the violin 4 part in my schools orchestra and it was HELL even if i didnt messup if someone else did we had to start the whole section over! :(
lappinlover 2 months ago
It is beautiful!
kleytoncarlos1 3 months ago
Love it!
arelys 3 months ago
Wonderful work. The thing I like best about showing Pachelbel's canon in this form is that it shows of its masterful counterpoint which is the true genius of the work. I hate all the modern remixes that keep the melody but toss the counterpoint for precisely this reason.
Bakmoon 3 months ago
are you the same guy as musanim?
DaFergify 3 months ago
@DaFergify I have several YouTube channels; smalin is the main one, musanim is the archive/spillover channel.
smalin 3 months ago
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DaFergify 3 months ago
It is beautifull
filipealvesvieira 3 months ago
Its ALL too fast!
buntgestraifft 4 months ago
Well, sorry to say this, but as it is, it feels too mecanised to sound as good as a real performance. There is still time needed before every classical piece could be translated in informatic bits.
There is no soul in this interpretation, so i find it a bit boring.
ramening 4 months ago
@ramening
These *are* real performers (read the description). There is no virtual instrument library that sounds this real. Your post is either a compliment to the quality of modern virtual instrument software, an insult to the performers, or an indication of your own projection onto what you hear based on what you see.
xXNickPXx 3 months ago
@xXNickPXx My bad, so consider my post as a criticism of the performance (with a agreement about my hearing being affected by my other senses, i don't know how to focus all your attention on just one sense).
ramening 3 months ago
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ramening 3 months ago
@xXNickPXx :P your comment made me laugh
PaleMoons 3 months ago in playlist Romantic
never gets boring... simple, but amazing
GovernerOfBurningHam 4 months ago
Non è troppo veloce?
AronPianoSolo 5 months ago
@AronPianoSolo Sembrerebbe che sia vero
Gumshoesamurai 3 months ago
@smalin you are great! At the first time of my teenage, I was listening to slow rock, then rock, then hard rock.... then rockestra, then dunno why I'm more into classic music like this. deep and calming. each has its own story to tell to the audience.
se7engold 5 months ago
Where can I get the full image of this?
egorman19 5 months ago
@egorman19 You'd have to make it yourself. (This video wasn't created from a full image; each frame of the video was independently generated from scratch.)
smalin 5 months ago
Cellist: "Crap, I only practiced one line!"
*reads though sheet music*
Cellist: "Oh, I guess i'm set then..."
SurestPlayer 6 months ago
@SurestPlayer Hahaha
qmusicisgoodforme 6 months ago
absolutely top class
TheHiLiteShow7 6 months ago
Its kinda nasty for the cellist -although we are building the chords, the viola baseline-esque part is so much more fun to play !!
xplosivkid 6 months ago
One more alltime favorite
Hanukator 6 months ago
it has been a really long time for them to upload new video @@ look at the upload time
chinhchinh2808 6 months ago
i think that will be the music of my wedding! =)
DeborahBrazil 6 months ago
too fast maybe better when it are more slow..
Chris118101 6 months ago
poor cellist..
abcynthias 7 months ago
@abcynthias Are you kidding? The cellist has the best seat in the house! The cellist gets to play in the piece, but has a part that's really easy, and so has a lot of attention left over to listen to the other instruments. Bach played both violin and viola, and in quartets, he liked to play the viola for exactly that reason: it's a great place to experience the music from.
smalin 7 months ago
@smalin
You have obviously never had to play this on the cello. It is the one thing you will have to play at some point at a wedding, and personally, every time I play it I drift away...and not in teh good way =P
xplosivkid 6 months ago
@smalin You should check out "Pachabel Rant" Hilarious stand up by, I believe, Rob Parangian(? spl) regarding the cello part of Canon and the prevalence of the piece in modern music. Also thank you for putting this up, arguably one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.
dramaends 3 months ago
@dramaends Yes, I've seen it.
smalin 3 months ago
@abcynthias i don't what you are talking about!!! i am a cellist
spongebobcutie2011 7 months ago
@abcynthias I´m cellist and we play this. And sometimes I forget that I´m playing. The worst is that I never know when it ends.
adgaama 6 months ago
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@abcynthias You have absolutely no idea of what you're talking about my friend.
yowyOw69 6 months ago
@abcynthias never say poor cellist they have held more orchesttrats together than any violinist living or dead!!!!!
soulous1 6 months ago
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Magnifique ! Je pleurs à chaque fois que cette mélodie extraordinairement pure parvient à mes oreilles. Bravo pour la vidéo très explicite.
loveartists 7 months ago
Magnifique ! Je pleurs chaque fois que cette mélodie extraordinairement pure parvint à mes oreilles. Bravo pour la vidéo, très explicite.
loveartists 7 months ago
<3 <3 <3!!!! <3 this!!!XD
TikvaLi 7 months ago
And say that I danced on it pieces 35 years ago! I was then, young, beautiful, strong, and very loving! A wonderful proverb...
anihiliste 7 months ago
perfect*-*
LuheFer123 7 months ago
this is baroque not romantic.
Unholyspaghetti 7 months ago
@Unholyspaghetti The name of the playlist is not "romantic" as opposed to "baroque" but "romantic" as opposed to "exciting" or "funny" or "unusual" --- that is, the word is not being used in its technical music historical sense, but in its common, everyday sense.
smalin 7 months ago
@smalin ah i see
Unholyspaghetti 7 months ago
the best music maker is BACH!!!!!!!! BACH FOREVER!.But this is awesome partitur too!
simsares 7 months ago
i remember hearing this in a movie once... but i dont know which
RobloxGuyMan 7 months ago
@RobloxGuyMan It's been in a few movies, you might want to try pachelbelcanon. com
Hungry4Power 7 months ago
Does it remind anyone of math ??
0champignon0 7 months ago
@0champignon0 Ha, I thought I was the only one
Hungry4Power 7 months ago
Love the piece
midnightdemon101 7 months ago
Wow! This piece is beautiful! I have a piano at home and is practicing for a big school recital competition on November. This is a good guide for it. Amazing! Will recommend to my friends and family! Thanks for the wonderful piece!
rachvideo01 8 months ago
but the sharp is not right~
mokchunhou 8 months ago
I really like the fact that you included the score with this animation, and I'd like to see more of that if possible. Thank you for all your wonderful videos!
duffifi 8 months ago
Amazing.....................
Kristyg34 8 months ago
I LOVE this!!
willow0rn 8 months ago
Love it
2100chloe 8 months ago
really good piece i dont play violin i play piano but this is really good i wonder if its easy!!!
kutiepie927 8 months ago
Being a violoncellist is a punishment in this one... 8 tones and nothing more :D
Still awesome piece..
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chayaweres 9 months ago
My ears can't stands sounds of this magnitude!
Ovuge 9 months ago
This is such an exciting piece for the cello! Believe me, I have played this many times.
Tardisgir1 9 months ago
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meraviglioso !
dean4703 9 months ago
meraviglioso !
dean4703 9 months ago
thanks for your work, beautiful.
BASSONISTMAN 9 months ago
You should really have someone apprentice you in doing this type of thing.
slinkyinawagon 10 months ago
@slinkyinawagon Lots of people are using my software to make this kind of video.
smalin 10 months ago
i think the only bit i really know how to play is the bass, but only in c
C,G,A,E,F,C,F,G
sammy3212321 10 months ago
Damn it's like inspired by a genetic coding in our genes. That's why it sounds so inspiring... the creating of life is in the genes, just as the music's flow was in harmonious flow, so are the genes of life.
MomentRising 10 months ago
little too quick in my opinion :).
MartiineXxX 10 months ago
ooh this makes me feel ill - it is so unnatural - there is no connection between the notes whatsoever it makes me feel sick!
liliaaaaaaaa 10 months ago
would u be able to just send me the notes instead of the music sheet please so i can use for btec music please?
mtbtyrrell 10 months ago
My middle school orchestra played this<3 From a first violin point of view, this is amazing. This piece is really one you can put a lot of emotion into, not to mention vibrato ;]
xMaiixx 11 months ago
This is epic music!
Greetings from Turkey...
59MTG 11 months ago
where is the organ?
littleasshole26 11 months ago
@littleasshole26 Go to (Pachelbel Canon in D Original Insturments) and see the preformance of this recording by Voices of Music
MASONFSJR 11 months ago
@MASONFSJR +1
PanzyKing 10 months ago
@PanzyKing I don't get your message
MASONFSJR 10 months ago
@MASONFSJR +2
PanzyKing 10 months ago
@PanzyKing this +1 and +2 stuff i don't understand, and yes I asked a random Stranger a Question about a these women; but if you weren't qualified to comment I suggest; that if you want the Sheet Music. I would recommend you try Walvis 2007. He posted the video and he From my estimation and his comments, is a professional Muscian,Tell him that Masonfsjr sent you.He banded me from making comments.
MASONFSJR 10 months ago
@MASONFSJR lol, its just a way to show i support what youre saying. like a thumbs up. i just felt like putting it down
PanzyKing 10 months ago
@littleasshole26 Go to (Pachelbel Canon In D original insturments) Lady Fourth from the right is playing the Baroque Organ.
MASONFSJR 10 months ago
One of the most beautifully composed pieces of all time. Cliche or not, this is what I want playing at my wedding.
jeremy3010 11 months ago
beautiful, just beautiful. This is my future wedding song for when I walk down the isle
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yettie4e 11 months ago
video très interessante! amusant de pouvoir suivre la musique;
félicitations et merci
mayou59500 11 months ago
what da fucKKKKKkKKKK LOL j8ust KIddin Dis song Is frikIn awesome !
mimithefangirl1 11 months ago
This has got to be my favorite piece ever. I love the runs of each individual instrument, how they blend together and move. No matter what instrument you play, the notes just flow from it; it's like dancing, but an instrument is so much better at flow than any human partner could ever be.
Raivh52 11 months ago
Yuja Wang is very fast too! SHould check her out!
josephkallifffraude 11 months ago
This is beautiful!
TheCanadianEuro 11 months ago
I love this song. We played it in our classorchestra in class 7.
MarieLou704 11 months ago
The cello part rocks.
therapsids 11 months ago
@therapsids do you play cello? doing that for 5 minutes is pure torture.
Cellomaster1234 11 months ago
Funny enough, when I hear this song it reminds me of late autumn / early winter, and the colours used in the video kind of matches that images in my opinion :)
RookieStudios 1 year ago
poor cellos... 8 notes, 54 times repeated...
Kiro746 1 year ago
That was so much fun to watch and listen to.
JackDoitCrawford 1 year ago
that cello part is intense :-P
lightninguitarsolo 1 year ago
amazing only scratches the surface of this...
astrogirl1231 1 year ago
wow. i. i just. i love this. its beautiful. very beautiful. thank you for the upload :)
3idiotsRuleKwms 1 year ago
@3idiotsRuleKwms This piece is preformed by Voices of Music to see the actual performance,go to Pachelbel Canon in D-Original Insturments,be warned if your comment get's to technical without merit based on music experience the guy Walvis2007 who posted it will try to make you look simple,or make a snide remark but if you like it,give it a thumbs up on me.
MASONFSJR 1 year ago
i love this version of pachelbel's canon.
pdaraza 1 year ago
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Bucketheadhead 1 year ago
i hope this one will be in Breaking Dawn~1 its lovely!
SuperElmo111 1 year ago
A very interesting presentation of this piece! I have heard maybe 100 versions of this, and it's one of my favorites. I especially like the various adaptations to bluegrass, rock and other genres. However, I feel this version is... well, it has a sort of clockwork lack of emotion to it, and I've never heard that done before. It is very interesting and certainly unique, but I can't say I *like* it too much.
jasmine2501 1 year ago
@jasmine2501 ooohhh jasmine you're so respectfully wrong,please do me a favor not that you have to but go to Pachelbel Canon in D,original insturments and see the music that you've already heard preformed on this posting by the artists who actually did the recording and watch with your eyes and listen with your heart,see passion for an age of music gone by but is so alive today,because it was a production of Love originally for his wife.
MASONFSJR 1 year ago
@MASONFSJR I did that, actually. I'm not insulting the artist. Music is just as much for the listener as for the performer. Others may not agree with my assessment, and that is of course, the beauty of art.
jasmine2501 1 year ago
@jasmine2501 Oh no no my beloved love I do not now, nor ever did I think that you were insulting these artist,it was a request to see the video nothing more,the assessment or expression of one's opinion is beauty in it's self.I on the other was banned from making an opinion from the very page that I sent you too,by the guy that posted it, because I spoke of the Passion displayed by those very same artist's,now isn't that a kick in the pants
MASONFSJR 1 year ago
@MASONFSJR Well I really love your channel - the music visualizations are really well done! I agree about the comments. I will always love to hear what people have to say about art - even if they hate it. The whole purpose of art is evoke emotion, and that leads to comments, which are always valid even if you don't agree with them. It is important to listen to people regarding art, because they can show you things you didn't see, and this can give you a new perspective on LIFE, not just art.
jasmine2501 1 year ago
@jasmine2501 COOL
MASONFSJR 1 year ago
i swear this is a baroque piece? Is it not?
ben123wright123 1 year ago
@ben123wright123 Most definitely Baroque.
smalin 1 year ago
@ben123wright123 yes, pachelbel was a barroque compositor.
eduacaa2106 11 months ago
Can you do Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement?? (Or do appassionata 3rd movement)(All Beethoven)
DunNotCome 1 year ago
@DunNotCome I can and, if I live long enough, I will.
smalin 1 year ago
Which program do you use for that? it's soooo cool!
anaisxxxlove 1 year ago
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smalin 1 year ago
All of the recordings you selected are great. Just found your animations a few weeks ago. Love it.
foxlight3 1 year ago
:) I did not have seemed to hear the last part of the song so I am quite amazed! TY
willwei98 1 year ago
I 'm just wondering what is the tempo?
drocker4 1 year ago
I just need help with one thing...I'm writing the bottom staff in a Cello. How would i transpose that from the current staff? It would help more if some one could put the first 16 notes in Cello because after that it just repeats through out the whole song. Thanks for the help!
drocker4 1 year ago
@drocker4 The bottom staff is already written for the 'cello.
smalin 1 year ago
@smalin what tuning? Standard?
drocker4 1 year ago
@drocker4 No, "old" tuning (from around when this was written).
smalin 1 year ago
@smalin"old" tuning doesnt help but thanks for everything else ;)
drocker4 1 year ago
@drocker4 Pitch standards rose between when this was written and now, as did tuning methods. Today, A is defined as 440 cycles per second, and all half-steps are the same size ("equal tempered"); when this was written, A varied a lot but in general was lower, and the half-steps were of different sizes ("well tempered," "mean-tone temperament," "just temperament," etc.). The Wikipedia articles about temperament describe this.
smalin 1 year ago
@smalin When Johann Pachelbel wrote this pice "A" was tuned to 430 Hz. That 440 Hz is anyway a american thing. We in Austria still use the 443 Hz, especially String sounds much clearer and brighter with it.
Vansana 1 year ago
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@smalin When Johann Pachelbel wrote this piece "A" was tuned to 430 Hz. That 440 Hz is anyway a american thing. We in Austria still use the 443 Hz, especially String sounds much clearer and brighter with it.
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@smalin @smalin When Johann Pachelbel wrote this piece "A" was tuned to 430 Hz. That 440 Hz is anyway a american thing. We in Austria still use the 443 Hz, especially String sounds much clearer and brighter with it.
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@smalin @smalin When Johann Pachelbel wrote this piece "A" was tuned to 430 Hz. That 440 Hz is anyway a american thing. We in Austria still use the 443 Hz, especially String sounds much clearer and brighter with it.
Vansana 1 year ago
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drocker4 1 year ago
It's impossible to frown while drinking a Wendey's Frosty. It's impossible to frown while listening to this song. It's also impossible to eat a Wendey's Frosty while listening to this song because I drop it from sheer amazment everytime I listen. How terribly inconvenient.
soniczdawun1 1 year ago
@soniczdawun1 That's what the pause button is for.
smalin 1 year ago
Beautiful. Thank you.
pianolar 1 year ago
wow. just wow. this song is so moving.
sbpurple 1 year ago
Can't people just be positive? I mean everyone has all these negitive comments. why can't they just say: 'hey, thanks for posting a song that doesn't suck donkey nuts'? btw, thanks for posting a song that doesn't suck donkey nuts.
happyman555 1 year ago
@happyman555 like I said in my comment few have the Wisdom to just enjoy the flight to heaven
MASONFSJR 1 year ago
Beeeeeeeeyooooooooteeeeefuuuuuulllll! My heart's all a-flutterin'!!!
RainingInSpain 1 year ago
Great example of musical beauty which is complex but not trying to confront you with monumentality of life (like all other great composers did, since its the easiest way :) Its also not funny or too happy, its perfectly balanced in the middle. How rare is this mood of balance in our lifes!
AntuQum 1 year ago
One of the most Beautiful pieces I've ever heard,since my intro to classical music K1-5 years ago.Classical was an art form that soared and while I never learned to play an insturment of any kind;the music is always with me even some meaningful rap.The passion of these Artist who play and the Composer who wrote the Canon,shows the depth of music that can take you outside and also deep within yourself. I believe music is a threshold to Heaven, but too few have the Wisdom to just enjoy the flight.
MASONFSJR 1 year ago
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MASONFSJR 1 year ago
simply irresposble not to call this peice of art anything less than perfecto
conclusionisme 1 year ago
love the sheet music on the bottom !
IcarusFlying 1 year ago
Amazing!
nourabilmona 1 year ago
For a song that gets over played (or at least it was at my high school), I'm absolutely in love with this version! I could listen to it over and over.
nyves104 1 year ago
Isn't that Corelli? Or am I mistaken? :S
hoggelina 1 year ago
nicely done
hiyeman 1 year ago
nice tempo, really makes it jolly
thanks for posting
fascayofa 1 year ago
this song always brings smile to my face.....you simply HAVE TO LOVE IT <3 !
bajuska1 1 year ago
You should do albinoni's adagio in g minor
dabaron332 1 year ago