J.S. Bach: Air on the G String High Definition Video Voices of Music

[benderbuck]

When I listen to this music when I am sad, make me cry and if I listen to when I'm happy, put a big smile on my face. Is it normal or is it just me?

[Keyhan37]

J.S.Bach was an universal genie which his Unbliveble Abillity of Imagination and kreation of Music was so Hyper Dimentional,that never and no ways could be possible to be born a new and another Human Bing,(or an inteligent bing), in our hole Universe ever and never just like him,the most Komponist have createt only a few realy Master works and Music Melodies,but J.S.Bach createt only amasing and closal Master works of Music,Thanks a lot for sharing dies amasing Video

[piloooogen]

Just imagine there might be better music out there xD

[MrOlixu]

@piloooogen I doubt it.

[MouYijian]

In Italy there is a scientific TV programme called "Quark" (now "Superquark") on air for some 30 years now, whose introductory theme is precisely this one.

[TheChriswbrown1978]

Music is something that gives me hope for the future of human race

[MrMoomoo112233]

Google sky is awesome

[JimmyMd301]

We are making music for the universe. This fits some how.

[Jxie215]

Does anyone know songs that are similar to this that you can recommend me? Thanks a lot!

[andypooz77]

@Jxie215 See what you think of Chopin's nocturne opus 9 no. 2. It's for emotive, but very moving (maybe in the same way as this)

[andypooz77]

@andypooz77 it's for piano i meant to say

[1HarryH]

A great video. Beautiful timeless music from the edge of an infinite universe ...

[alalexandros99]

ohh man this song refreshes me

[PhazingReality]

It is not luck it is GOD. anyways this is one of the only unmemorable things I got from Gran turismo 4. taught me the love for classical and the passion to feel music.

[pichaya2006]

@PhazingReality It is luck not god.

[marvindeshark]

the is simply beautiful not only the music but the pictures

[xagon14]

@Walvis2007 What more did you expect?

[grvcat]

This is one of the best versions, if not the best, period.

[Walvis2007]

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[BeauPup7]

Magnifique! Bravissimo!

[TONYLECTER]

Nunca me canso de escuchar esta grandísima obra...

[tanusch76]

Tears in my eyes and chills down my spine. What a beautiful version and such amazing images... I feel great and little at the same time.

[Mtierney21]

You know a video really strikes emotion when every comment is a deep paragraph responding to another comment.

[rmistrianu]

this is the sound of the universe

[MattHazard1]

no dislikes... thats how we like it :D

[attemm1]

thank you for this wonderful music and the stunning visual!

[plucsin]

eu smpre choro com esta musica...

[batura1]

may be in other planets, they still listen to classical music. and not lady gaga and rehana.

[ThePellespelle]

@batura1 definetly, the universe is infinite, and since a small part of infinite there are an unlimited ammount of planets, and thus an unlimited ammount of possibilities. There is a world that is exactly the same as ours, only that my comment misses a letter somewhere. There is worlds where Bach still lives. There is worlds where you are a famous writer or something. Isnt that amazing?

[batura1]

@ThePellespelle

Yes, that is a thought as amazing as this piece of music !! :-) bless you, thanks for commenting.

[davehshs]

These awe-inspiring photos come the closest of any visual "art" I've ever seen to matching the beauty and majesty of Bach's music.

[hot5pur11]

Lovely piece of Baroque music - perfect to listen to at the end of a stressful day..

[ThePellespelle]

has anyone ever considered how extremely low the possibility of our existance really was when the first universe was created? Or how extremely lucky you and i are to be here. The smallest changes, like a rock laying 2 meters in one other direction, could have made it i wasnt alive. Its frightening as well as humbeling.

[davehshs]

@ThePellespelle Certainly it's frightening if you believe physical matter preceded consciousness and that consciousness is dependent upon matter for its existence.

[ThePellespelle]

@davehshs of course physical matter preceded consciousness, im an atheist son! and how else would concsiousness exist if not in our brains?? we need matter to make the brain connections that makes us who we are.

[davehshs]

@ThePellespelle Atheism is as much a religion as any theism. Even though there are MANY documented instances of conscious awareness of distant phenomena with no possible sensory input, I would no more expect you to accept any such evidence than I would expect a fundamentalist Christian to accept proof that the Bible is full of contradictions and errors.

[ThePellespelle]

@davehshs yes, but i belive there is a logical explonation to those distant phenomenas, such as aliens or something we cant explain, or haven't yet discovered.

[davehshs]

@ThePellespelle Researchers have repeatedly confirmed that people in near-death situations have had out-of-body experiences during which they were able to witness events happening in other rooms or even distant places. These accounts have been objectively verified by independent observers. A person with a truly open, scientific mind would accept this evidence. It is unscientific to insist that all reality must conform to one's UNPROVEN BELIEF that all reality is materialistic.

[ThePellespelle]

@davehshs i dont think ur a very unbiased source of information, and i wont accept proof that you tell me. You are just a stranger on the internet. Though i have an open mind to things, i dont see that as conclusive proof. People can lie, and also in what way have they verified? Did they see the dying person outside his body?

[davehshs]

@ThePellespelle Seeing the dying person outside his body is not the point. The point is his witnessing of events that he could not have perceived with his 5 senses. Psychologist Dr. Kenneth Ring wrote an article in Vol. 11, No. 4, of the Journal of Near-Death Studies listing a number of people's verified distant perceptions in "near-death" experiences. Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross also wrote of a number of blind people's verified seeing of events while unconscious.

[hewhosayszonk]

@davehshs There's a part of the brain which is responsible for the feeling of 'centred-ness', that is, being inside your body. If it's inhibited, a person will feel as though they are disconnected from, or outside of, their body. And as for actual 'distant perceptions', they are as reliable as horoscope predictions or prophetic dreams: selection bias means that people forget all the dreams they have that don't mean anything, and focus on the seemingly significant ones.

[davehshs]

@hewhosayszonk My point really isn't about being "outside" the body. I'm talking about MANY cases of patients on the operating table who later were able to recount detailed conversations and events taking place at that time in OTHER locations. Such happenings may not fit any current scientific theory, but only a very unscientific person ignores data that he cannot explain. The 'selection bias' comment is nonsense. Scientists always focus on significant data and ignore the irrelevant.

[forevergammer]

I love this song. Since I was a child it's been my favorite, and it always will be. I love how no matter who plays it, it's always beautiful. This being no exception

[82laugm]

Amazing!!

[FaLaTiCi]

beautiful



[zerlom]

Thanks for posting!!!

[starmanbridges]

this will play over and over when peace one day greats the world... hope i'm around.

[violinplayer101]

The sound of this version of the piece is just SOOO pure and beautiful :)

[plucsin]

questa è la parte de la sinfonia di bach que ascolto sempre. mi fa sospirare e mi fa desiderare di essere nello spazio, assorto. oh, dio... vorrei a piangere

[simeonmelecio]

nice rendition of one of Johann Sebastian Bach's masterpieces...

[phjLOKO]

It's a shame that the hubble telescope is coming back down to our own planet. However, it has come to my attention that the starshade project will be beginning soon.

[Cbod285]

No dislikes. Let's keep it that way. This is a great piece from a composer who is arguably the father of orchestral music. A true genius.

[barochial]

The great beauty of this piece is in its exquisite poignancy. It is almost gut wrenching. Every note has to savored to its fullest, before taking in the next one. A great meal is never hurried.

[cost1586]

Somewhere I heard this is kind of scientifically the best piece ever written in the whole history of music! Can someone please confirm this?

BTW It's my favourite one.

[davehshs]

Where did you find these incredible views? Are they taken with the Hubble Telescope?

[waran4]

720p is mandatory!

[bongqbonk]

I am so playing this on my wedding day..

[MaDrung]

@bongqbonk I'm so fapping to this

[KittyGotSued]

This is such an awesome piece of music! One of my all time favorites, and thanks for uploading this, I love this version!

[davehshs]

Some of the most celestial music ever written heard with the most heavenly views of the creation that I've ever seen. Thank you.

[Sollers24]

May I ask for playing this one on my funeral?

[Gasolineboy]

Iknow who gave bach this music it was Jesus

[sakurataha]

wooow this view... this.. Song makes my soul float wondering somewhere in this huge universe it like magic dream land!!

[ObsidiaBlack1]

Bach, the world was made a darker place with your passing. Rest in Peace, knowing that people still listen, and love, your music.

[1198g]

We don't even know how lucky we are. Trillions of possible stars and planets in a giant universe and we thrive on the one where we can hear this...

[TheStefanNita]

@1198g

God's music is everywhere in the universe, you just have to know how to listen it.

[MaDrung]

@1198g Probability states that there are alot of better pieces of art, but we don't live where we could experiance it.

Have a nice day ^^

[Gustavian]

@1198g Thank you for your great reflextion, my friend.

[hot5pur11]

@1198g Wow..... what a beautiful comment !

[lichtbroeder]

@1198g Actually, the Voyager Spacecraft that was launched in 1977 has recordings of music on it, including selections from Bach's Brandenberg Concertos. It was launched with no specific destination in mind, but will be near a certain star in the Ophiucus constellation in 40,000 years. Maybe some day, long after earth is gone, other beings WILL listen to the music of Bach, and hear other recorded sounds from our planet as well.

[SnaggaSheeYoung]

@lichtbroeder If this not encounter a black hole, i hope that not gonna happen, but space is very dangerous place ;)

[MANN5X1]

@lichtbroeder

Yes..!!! Voyager I has a especific music including one of my country Mexico "El Cascabel" (Mariachi)

but I love JS Bach....I have a degree in Gregorian Chant and Organ from The School of Sacred Music in Guadalajara, Mexico, and I haven't heard yet music so perfect, mathematical, conciuous that place your mind and body ahead of this world, Bach was truly, like Beethoven said "father of harmony" he studied and learned Bach's "The Clavier Well Tempered" and the rest is history.

[lichtbroeder]

@MANN5X1 I love Bach too, and I love Mexican culture as well! There's much more to it than the stereotypes that come to mind for most Americans, and I learned this from my German and Dutch parents. I especially love Mexican art, architecture and music of the Baroque period.

[MANN5X1]

@lichtbroeder

Thank you very much for your comment, you're right about stereotypes.

[SkiLxD]

@1198g It is not by chance that we are living here. Keep this in mind.

[ENYADUBLIN]

Bach es unico...

[antonio21663]

Bach è immenso ma ... la sinfonia del Grande Architetto non mi lascia sentire la musica! Forse dovrei ascoltarla ad occhi chiusi!!

[MrGunterguerrero]

Bach, inspired by God !

[Gondring]

Is there a scientific answer as to why this reaches in and grabs ahold of a person's emotions? What is it that's so magical about that melody and the chords?

[MetalScull]

Music that touches dignity of the soul.

[gorbynen]

JS Bach.. el quinto evangelista!

[FaLaTiCi]

MY God, this is Bless !!! incredible,beautiful, For all time !!!!!!!!!

[Camilookb]

my favorite song to listen to after a day of work.

[jeanpaulbordeaux]

Celestiale!!! Magnifico!!!

[ratsandhorse]

wundervoller videoclip !!!!! sehr passend und schön zur musik! ganz toll !!!!! :)

[anisometropie]

as always You guys do an Awesome job!

great baroque ensemble, looking forward for more of your beautiful videos !

[capoeirista86]

finally i found it! i didnt kno the name of the music so i jus put violin music n searched one by one but now i finally found it

[Studio2Ten]

beautiful rendition. I like the choice to emphasize individual voices on the strings instead of too much multi-voicing. This is a piece lending itself to individual voice without homogeny. Nicely done!! One of the better renditions of Air I have ever heard. Good pacing and meter as well.

[lalangtriplang24]

very beautiful.. love it! :D

[cembalo2007]

Click the HD button for true stereo sound.

[Walvis2007]

Digitally remastered for youtube's new HD format.