Franz Schubert - Piano trio No 2 op.100 - 2nd mov. - Rubinstein Trio

[umuliuus]

Timbuktu got me heere!! love it

[huincas54]

...exquisito...bello!!!

[sunbug89]

Heard this on my local classical radio station at 2 in the morning and ran through the house searching for pen and paper to write the name down. Totally worth getting yelled at by my parents.

[scarlebloke]

@sunbug89 Well done:)!!

[BahamutSkydancer]

Meanwhile, the person categorizing people as 'uneducated hillbillies' also categorized this wholly instrumental piano trio as a 'song.' How ironic. P.S. I'm from Alabama.

[MegaEpicLlama]

this is so hardcore :D

[The2010350]

hermosa

[matrimcauthan]

Great Music, I Heard this about 30 years ago in my teens, while everyone around me told classical music sucks and disco rules. goes to show you that you must stand against Ellsworth Toohies(Fountainhead) of this world and recognize your own truth.

[BoStevoD]

@matrimcauthan Really, why sully Schubert with Rand like that?

[Clausewitzz]

I heard it on the documentary The oil crash, wich is actually something people should know better or at least just as well as the Mechanic but sadly dont.

[Grammltreiba]

I love the fact that so many uneducated hillbillies like this song because of an action movie

[Paiotay]

@Grammltreiba *gets sad face* I'm not a hillbilly, and I love classical music, but I just hadn't heard this until the Mechanic. Now I'm sad

[ArtyomLastLight]

@Paiotay

I think the kind of music you listen to shouldn't be what identifys your self-worth. Someone who listens to baroque all day may harbor some of the meanest thoughts, while those who listen to classic rock be the nicest, most intelligent people you know.

[Paiotay]

@ArtyomLastLight True

[DeltaFoX129]

4:40 - 5:30 gives be goosebumps everytime

[aburoza]

great piece... impossible to describe how!

[iVio93]

The Mechanic 

[umbraexsanguis]

@DZEVDK

I love Schubert, and Stanley's choice of music for this film was simply genious.

[texcali85]

I can't stop listening to it!

[KosteckiAdam]

@texcali85

Thank you!!!

[djmussy18]

"Victory Loves Preparation"  .......

[01AlexZor]

Barry Lyndon....

[mranaya92]

Steve, if you're reading this then you're dead!

i knew this song from a long time ago but finding it in a good movie is awesome

[ragnarock1]

so relaxing

[fdcendm]

AWESOME !!!



[FiswaT]

sweet

[ravindranath972]

c'est extraordinaire cette musique au début elle me fait peur et ensuite elle me fait dormir et je le joue au piano.

[stickgore]

hey mate do you think you could send me a download for this song or convert it into mp3 and send me it via pm? my youtube downloader wont work on it for some reason.

[roman1akid]

@uclrichard This is the finest generalization I have ever come across. I congratulate you, sir,

[KosteckiAdam]

@roman1akid

Thank you!

[roman1akid]

@KosteckiAdam Forgive me, sir, for having been rude. I didn't know who you were, but then I saw your youtube page and was humbled. Good sir, did you really study with Oistrakh, Menuhin, and Szeryng, and at the Conservatory in Moscow, or did I somehow misinterpret the information?

[KosteckiAdam]

@roman1akid

Why you was humbled...? and....of course! I studied in Moscow. Its amazing? Its normal. Many people studied in Moscow!!! With famous teachers of course.

[roman1akid]

@KosteckiAdam Yes Maestro, but it's simply humbling to speak to such a great violinist! I have enormous respect for musicians, even though I am not a musician. One of my closest friends is studying the oboe in Weimar. Please, tell me more about yourself. I would be delighted to learn more.

[gacktdirge17]

magnifique !

[Lloret4ever]

love it ♥ ♥ ♥

[aantulis]

this is amazing...so moving..

[TheDecadant]

outstanding.

[MrGunterguerrero]

Schubert's splendorous trio op.#100, masterly played by the Rubinstein Trio...Thank you Mr. Kostecki for posted it !

[polonezcropelka40]

W części dynamicznej , gdzie jest forte

ŻARLIWE

[polonezcropelka40]

Sorry za literówkę w POŚPIECHU.

Tu idzie wszystko tak miarowo i dosłownie IDEALNIE spokojnie i śpiewnie.

Tak to własnie napisał Franciszek Schubert

[polonezcropelka40]

To są "kroki" marszu Schuberta.

Tajemnicze, posuwiste i pełne miłości, delikatności, żarliwości i pełne wdzięku, powagi, dostojne, powolne, bez pospichu.

Raz za razem - naprzód.

Przy miłosnej górze skrzypiec.

GENIALNE wykonanie !

Bez naleciałości

Malownicze nagranie i takie

dolce....

Az do bólu