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  • I was almost sleeping in the air plain when I heard this one for the first time. and all I saw in my imagination were 2 butterfly's playing with each other in a clear blue sky with all lovely flowers in all colors. I felt tears running on my face but I was not sad, I realized life is beautiful. If there is a God, and if any music expresses God, it's classical music.

  • Personally, unlike another work of Bach, (Bach - Violin Concerto in A Minor BWV1041 - Mov. 1/3) this piece of music's color is green, and it could be spring or summer. I could image a picture of the music. I am not sure it is a dream or the reality world. It was a summer, I stayed at my home, which was located in a forest. Form the window I could see the mountain far away of my home. All the mountain and the land between my home and the hill was covered by the pine trees...

  • Is it just me or is this vid in e flat major?

  • Psalm 150:4

    Praise him with the timbrel and dance: praise him with stringed instruments and organs.

  • hadir hehe

  • Why would anyone ever listen to rap or hip-hop or pop when they could be listening to this?!?! Today's youth is corrupt...

  • @levischreiber Give them a chance. So many people, especially young people havent had a chance to listen to the likes of this

  • @levischreiber i grieve their musical sensitivity too, but they´re not corrupt.

  • Great piece of music, just wanted to say that.

    Oh, and consider this the Youtube-mandatory Justin Bieber slander.

  • @Kojak0

    Stavros!!!

  • beautiful music to be shared and loved by all MrMusiclover......

  • @jazzhammeronballantr Also I wanted to add that everyone can listen to whatever they like. I visit these pages to listen to what I love, not to debate but this one just jumped at me and I couldn't help but respond. When people post about someone else and not about the current video, do they have so much free time that it has to be filled trying to convince fans that their genre is better? You won't see me on a 2Pac page telling fans that Bach is better, because I would never go there to listen.

  • im 2 and i dont care if your 14 and that you prefer this to justin beiber..... im 2! so that makes me younger than you... listening to classical music.. which makes me more intelligent and more cooler because i am 2 and i listen to classical music..

  • I'm 6 and I absolutely adore this music. Each note is like a coffee bean that is percolating over my soul which is the cup from which I will quench my classical thirst. (I'm not really 6, I jus noticed a load of people wrote a loada bollocks about their age). Anyway can't chat (even though I just did... why do cunts say that?!) I'm off to drink my cup of classical coffee. Don't even like coffee, but there's nothing else in the cupboard - can't wait for pay day.

  • Is there a repeat somewhere in this movement?

  • I'm 13 and love classic music so much, I play violin too and that was my choice and now I'm going to conservatory I finished my 4th year !!! But really can't understand people :S

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  • People don't enjoy it because either they don't understand it, or just never give it a chance.

  • @MidniteHasStruck

    I dunno, people just enjoy very different things about music. Classical is very complex, and for people who either know a lot about it or who have a love for the little that make it come alive, it is amazing. For other people they just like something more primal, or with a different "energy", for lack of a better word. I can understand; I like every kind of music, but sometimes I just like a raw electric guitar or heavy beat more than a violin. Some people *always* do.

  • 2Pac? Since when is THAT music? I just listened again before making judgements to make sure I remembered it correctly. I didn't last longer than 9 seconds. Sorry, that's not music to me. There is no need to be vulgar to say anything meaningful. Can he even sing? Who knows?

  • @as110 Can the violin soloist sing? Being able to sing doesn't make you a good musician. You're comparing apples and oranges. There are different kinds of music and each should be valued in it's own terms. Yes, 2pac might not be able to play the violin or sing well, but that doesn't mean he has no musical worth. Rap cannot be compared to Bach because they are totally different kinds of music.

  • Why do people even bother comparing apples with oranges. Whether Bach or Haydn or Brahms can be comparede to any contemporary artist is trivial. It's just shameful that today's youth, for the most part, can't enjoy classical music.

  • @CanadianBeaverJerky

    You live in Canada? Have you seen Tafelmusik live? If not, go now!!!

  • @CanadianBeaverJerky Come'on man, dude, trashing non-classical music lovers ain't gonna make them like classical music more; Share music with them, you have to ease it in man. Start with more entertaining ones like Handel or Mozart. Its like feeding a baby. You start with the easier stuff. Bach's like too intellectual sometimes.

  • @CanadianBeaverJerky

    You'd be surprised how many young people actually do enjoy classical music.

  • I like how fans of classical music bash on other modern music genres, such as Hip Hop, while Hip Hop fans don't bash on classical. I happen to enjoy both very much, but if you compare Bach to Lil' Wayne, of course Bach is going to win because Lil' Wayne is awful. But if you compare Bach to say, 2Pac, its a different story. I know many of you will rail on this comment because I'm comparing Pac to Bach, but one really should listen to the music before making judgements.

  • haha im trying to play this right now but it's my first time playing anything with as many sharps as E Major. extremely annoying lol. but i love this song

  • :D this is amazing I LOVE BACH!

  • This music is amazing, but why is it in E flat major instead of E major? (Not that I'm complaining about its awesomeness, but it's a little weird...)

  • @patrickyc2009 What Eb major is now was E major in the baroque days. This is because nowadays we tune to A440, but in baroque times they tuned to A415, which is a half step down from modern tuning. Baroque orchestras tune to A415 to stay consistent with baroque times.

  • stupid image, great music!!!

  • Enjoyed this rendition immensely. Very similar to Schroeder's, which is certainly no bad thing. Thanks for uploading.

  • Wow. The 36th notes are fast!

    Dang, I gotta practice more. When I play this piece, my 36th notes aren't nearly as fast as they are in this recording.

    Is it just me, or does this sound like it's in a different key? Maybe it's because notes in Baroque music are tuned differently?

    @PaulThePuppetier You're not alone. I'm 15 and I would rather listen to Bach than the trash on the radio these days. But, I'd have to say that I like composers like Vivaldi and Bach better than Beethoven and Mozart.

  • @foojuice101 I preferred Bach to Beethoven when I was 15, too, it takes time to appreciate Beethoven. Please listen closely to Beethoven's Great Fugue (for example watch?v=n68WBx91nQE)! For me, it's the most exciting composition ever written. Still, Bach rules, of course :-)

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  • Es major! :))

  • why is the recording in E flat major? :\

  • @musicprodigy97

    It isn't.

  • very good

    

  • Grandioso, sublime

  • I'm working on a poetry analysis paper at 4 in the morning, due in 4 hours and there's nothing that motivates me and gets me through my college courses like wonderfully inspiring music.

    Dear Bach,

    Thanks.

    sincerely

    Youtube go-er.

  • Can someone PLEASSEEE tell me if this solo on the violin is level 5 or 6? (NYSSMA?)

  • @MichelleLuvsYa105 I'm pretty sure 6.

  • @MichelleLuvsYa105 it is deploma, ok?

  • @TheTimwong what's that supposed to mean..?

  • I find a real freshness and clarity in Bach's music.

    Thanks for uploading

  • BAAAAWWLSS

    

  • Long live classical/baroque music. It shall never drown in litter called pop

  • Hmmm this piece seems to be transposed down a semitone on this clip...

  • @dragonmaster11000, It is. Baroque tuning in those days was a half-step lower, plus it wasn't standardized - there were no metronomes to give an "A 440" or what not. Because of this, I think they might be using baroque instruments.

  • @noxrubbish

    Really? wow... I never knew that... I was wondering why this piece was played a semitone lower.

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  • @dragonmaster11000

    totally agree

  • beauiful

  • beautiful

    美しい

    

  • How come only people that are really intrested,or cult listen to classic music?

    I'm 14 and I love Mozart and Beethoven,I can't see why other normal people can't like this kind of music

  • @PaulThePuppetier yea me neither but im 23 i liked classical music when i was 10 it just means u are really really smart

  • @PaulThePuppetier It's not classical music, it's Baroque.

  • Well with accordance to the current revision of the social contract a violin is an instrument used in the classical period and therefore any music that involves a violin is classical.

  • @Nukefuzion who do you think you are? the violin was invented BEFORE the classical period, and used throughout the baroque period. What social contract revision are you talking about?

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  • I was just kidding.

  • I mean come on who is really that ignorant? (This question seems flawed to me.)

  • @PaulThePuppetier i'm 13 and i play the cello and viloin and i love classical music. i just wish i knew why people these day's dont appreciate classical. my brother is playing this song for a recital and it sounds awesome! sorry i could't answer your question, because i'm searching for the answer as well

  • @PaulThePuppetier because people our age nowadays are ignorant and have learned to dub anything 2 days old as Faggish and Retarded (literally those to derivatives) but they are just closing them selves off from some of the greatest things in life by there own ignorance. we and (some others) are truly lucky to be able to understand the classical.

  • @PaulThePuppetier I'm 16, and I like classical music, too. :D

  • @PaulThePuppetier I'm 17 and I'm the same way!

  • @PaulThePuppetier I'm 16, I only got interested in classical because I play violin, and my favourite genre is baroque, I just love hearing those epic harpsichords behind the violins and strings :D

  • @KitKat1395 love to hear that^^

  • @PaulThePuppetier The thing that bugs me is a bunch of people I know think it's wierd to like classical music, and I'm like hey, where do you think half those rubbish artists attempt to base their music tunes etc on? :L

  • @PaulThePuppetier I agree. I'm 16 and love music like this.

  • @PaulThePuppetier

    I'm normal and i love this music! Its beautiful!!!

  • @PaulThePuppetier true musicians can listen to anything, classical music is amazing, especially if you're not tone deaf haha.

  • @PaulThePuppetier ditto! im 14 too and i play violin..actually im playing this song right now.

  • @HinoKahoko111 wow,you must be pretty cool then. hey,where are you from?

  • @PaulThePuppetier

    I totally agree =) I'm 25 and I have always loved classical music, it makes me sad when ppl don't understand it but it happens unfortunately =)

  • @PaulThePuppetier I'm normal and I don't care for cult (never heard that you would have to be in a cult to enjoy classical) and I like classical music, always did. My 6 year old twin boys also love it. They are learning to play piano and guitar (their choices) and enjoy all kinds of music, but classical is their #1. It depends on what one is introduced to. There are lots of young people who like it. Maybe they just don't advertise it because it isn't 'hip'? Enjoy it no matter what friends say!

  • @as110 well,I meant cult like having a fine taste for old music and other sorts of arts xD anyway,It is absolutely amazing that your kids are learning to play those instruments! keep it up,and keep showing them good stuff =)

  • @PaulThePuppetier ah, OK I get it. Thanks!

  • @PaulThePuppetier That's the music, even David Guetta uses songs, but every single song comes from an instrument ! Violin, Piano, etc ... !!

    It's good to see that young people do not forget, makes me believe in humanity :)

    You are THE man ;)

  • why!

    what's the reason?

  • yeah babe that is the shit!!!!

  • I can tell this is baroque violins, etc. Don't tell me I'm wrong. ^.^

  • BEAUTIFUL!!!

  • I love how this is played in true Baroque style. I will tune my violin to A415 instead of A440 when I play this from now on.

    The picture makes me cringe a little though. It doesn't suit this happy piece at all.

  • @hippiechickie18

    It does if you like eatin' pheasant, madam!

    ; -)

  • @isitvalottioryoung1 poor bird... makes me cringe.

  • @hippiechickie18

    Actually, now that I look more carefully, I believe it is a partridge --which I doubt makes the situation any better for you.

    Well, if it is any consolation, many American Indian nations maintained a belief in good medicine associated with the hunt. By consuming the animal, its spirit would remain with the individual(s), and they would give thanks to the animal for allowing them to "borrow" its nutrients, if you will...

    ...I'm not helping, am I...

    sorry.

  • @isitvalottioryoung1 Actually I find that very interesting. Do you know which tribe did this?

  • @hippiechickie18

    Oh, I suppose the classic examples would be the Northern Plains Indians:

    Lakota, Crow, Hidatsa, Blackfeet, Cheyenne, Pawnee, Cree, Ojibwa, Mandan, etc...

    But I'm certain the Lenape, for example, would have had similar beliefs.

    I can recall hearing about a practice in which they would place cornmeal in the mouth of the game as an offering. Interestingly, there was a similar tradition amongst Celtic and Teutonic tribes, except an evergreen sprig takes the place of corn...

  • o.O why is this transposed down half a step? It's supposed to be in E major, not Eb major....

  • @NeoW63 You probably have modern version of perfect pitch. In baroque tuning, they tune A at 415Hz, which is about half a step lower than modern tuning system. That's why it sounds like E flat major, but they are indeed playing in E major.

  • @god4938 Wow I never knew that, thanks. And now that I listened to it again, it's like between E and Eb. So does that mean when we play Baroque music we should tune to 415?

  • @NeoW63 @NeoW63 @NeoW63 @NeoW63 @NeoW63 @NeoW63

    Well, I generalized too much by saying 415Hz. Baroque tuning actually ranges. French baroque tuning could go even to 392 Hz, and it sounds like a whole step below.

    It's definitely ok if you play A440Hz to play Baroque music if you have non-historical replica of instruments, though.

  • Ciclo, maravilhoso!!!!!!!!!!

  • bach is best

  • @majik725 bach devoted his songs to God! :O! lolsphemy xD

  • @majik725 you are doing it all the time -.-

  • Beauty Beauty Beauty

  • I like it very much

  • Bach: What an absolute genius! His baroque compositions are truly breathtaking.

  • Lovely.

  • espectacular

  • I am looking for A Bach piece called "Bar Magnifico", I am not entirely sure on the spelling. I thinks it's quite a long piece and it has a choir accompaniment....do you know of the piece to which I a referring?

  • I like it........

  • wow classical is so great for when one is doing revision :D heheeh so relaxing

  • @sweetappletits haha I just searched this up to listen to while revising my novel xP Great minds think alike?

  • @foxinsocks506 realy. is that how u av always revised? thats brill. did it help? :p x what novel is it?

  • @sweetappletits I always listen to music when I'm writing and revising, it really helps me focus. What I actually listen to depends on my mood, though. Sometimes I go for ambient with Delerium or Carbon Based Lifeforms, other times classical with Bach or Shostakovich, and still other times I reach for the Buddha Machine instead. It's my first novel so it's not anything good. Not yet at least. Maybe one day it will be ^^

  • what theme does bach's music have

  • @Dancingrl1996

    Bach's style is Baroque, which is mainly a religious and emotional theme~

  • Gorgeous that music :)

  • It's too bad I can't entirely enjoy this, because my neighbor is blasting some shitty dance music, and his bass drowns out this beautiful piece.

    Why is real music no longer appreciated these days?

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  • @Drud14 Haha yeah, i was looking at this girl's facebook profile and it said "Music is a big part of my life." I scroll down to see what music she likes, and its like T.I., Usher, etc

  • @Haaggus She likes sexy black men who sing soulful songs, that sounds more like 'living life' to me than listening to centuries-old music by repressed European homosexuals

  • @illegalsmirf Lol repressed? Bach had like 20 kids by two wives. Yeah he was really sexually repressed. Dont try to compare modern hip hop to J.S. Bach, you're just going to sound stupid

  • Oh you should be a preacher, try and sell us something more than 20 people can believe in and not take pride in it if they do, we can play what we want, 11am alright for you? Real Music is Revolution, not cold druid dogma, like your trying to tell us something, shut it in ignorance and dont be so rude. Welcome to Democracy, mate turn it up, and stop wingeing over beggars rights.

  • @Drud14

    its called earphones nigga

  • @Drud14 My suggestion is to play some really great opera at ear bleed volume and then leave your house

  • @Drud14 because people nowadays are not intersted in such music as this. :(

  • @Drud14 Because many people still don't like to use headphones?

  • @illegalsmirf wha... what the fuck does that even have to do with the point he was making ?

  • @EduardoElSexypants When you wear headphones, a) you do not hear music coming from other, neighbouring properties, and b) your music is not heard by other people in neighbouring properties. Did they invent earphones in America yet?

  • @illegalsmirf I do not live in America. And they apparently have headphones in America because fucking Ipods come from America. And your headphone answer has nothing to do with the fact that real music is no longer appreciated these days ( which was the point of drud14 ) because it turns out, any kind of music can be listened in headphones.

  • @EduardoElSexypants Actually, the neurotic and highly-strung person who got his panties in a twist because his neighbours dared to play music from their speakers at the same time as he was playing his Sacred Classical Music could have sat down and appreciated his music with earphones and didn't have to listen to the heathens next-door listening to their Blasphemous Dance Music ... so yes, actually, Mr Smart-Ass-Know-Nothing, earphones ARE the answer.

  • @illegalsmirf his point was not that HE could not appreciate the music it was that THESE DAYS REAL MUSIC ISNT APPRECIATED BY PEOPLE BECAUSE THEY LISTEN TO SHIT

  • @illegalsmirf the only sacred music is the psalms of david ... put into the youtube search engine 'lewis psalms'

  • @Drud14 now if you said rock id blow up...but yeah I hate pop,rap,hiphop and dance..im listening to this music cause people say it helps you memorize things easyr... lol im trying to mem the fretboard now.. will see if it helps

  • @Drud14 shut up id like to see bach make a "piece" of dance music

  • @Drud14 kindly do not use this type of language here

  • may bach make love to our earholes in the same way as a ripe young cabbage!

  • this isnt e major, its e flat major

  • @m4e9 Is there a 'major' difference between the two?

  • @illegalsmirf

    well, its usually played in E major. i was surprised that whoever arranged the piece had it in Eb major. bach certainly didn't write it in Eb major.

  • @m4e9 If my memory serves me right, concert pitch has moved higher over the years, so E Major in Bachs day may well be Eb Maj now. If so, they may well be tuned to the original pitch of the day it was written

  • @m4e9 gut string for period instruments cannot hold the tension for our modern 440Hz E major. I am not exactly sure about harpsichords, but solo harpsichord recordings I heard also tuned a semitone or sometimes a tone lower.

  • @Hasoginy

    Kindly forgive me for sticking my big nose into the discussion...

    I did just want to clear up one thing: Believe it or not, gut strings work just fine at 440.  Very many people use them for so-called "modern" performance. Myself (i'm in the USA), cellist Steven Isserlis, and the principal violist of the London Symphony, to name just a few.

  • @Hasoginy

    And just to add a little "shock" to the charming, if slightly sophomoric discussion on pitch: 18th century Venetian pitch has been tracked at upwards of the 450s and 460s...

    ...and gut strings worked very well at those tensions, as well!

    Just in case anyone wanted to know.

  • @isitvalottioryoung1 do you have any articles or books to recommend about this subject?

  • @Hasoginy

    Certainly, my friend!

    I did a lot of graduate work with tuning theory and temperament, so, to some extent, my own knowledge on the subject derives from a variety of primary and secondary sources... (Although, for the most part, I was less concerned with issues of pitch, and more concerned with things like the ancient Greek Harmoniai, etc...)

  • @Hasoginy

    As a matter of general recommendation, over the course of the past decade I have found Mary Cyr's "Performing Baroque Music" to be a very convenient source. It is laid-out in chapters by subject, and each chapter is divided into very concise and digestible sub-sections, such that it functions almost as an encyclopedia of sorts...

    ...very handy volume, never takes me more than 5 minutes to find what I need.

  • @Hasoginy

    However, you must forgive me that my primary recommendation comes in a more second-hand manner...

    In recent years I've been hearing more and more of my colleagues reference a more recent book on the subject of pitch:

    History of Performing Pitch: The Story of "A" by Canadian oboist Bruce Haynes. (Who better to write about his favorite pitch, eh?)

  • @Hasoginy

    Now, admittedly, I have not read the entire book myself (only parts of it), but I can tell you it has been showing-up on more and more university bibliographies of late!

  • @isitvalottioryoung1 thank you very much, i will have to check with my local bookstores whether they can order it from overseas. Books regarding to musicology or theory are difficult to find here and very limited. I also find early music interesting, but again, limited reading materials available here :-)

    And about tuning or early music, it would be good to have some first hand experience too, but unfortunately I never seen a gut string nor touch one before.

  • @Hasoginy

    Best of luck, my friend!

    I hope you get to experience the feeling of gut strings one day! --They are truly a "living" medium, and they really sing in the most satisfying way!

  • @m4e9

    Not exactly. A440 as the standard tuning has only been around for less than a century. Baroque tuning is generally lower, almost a full semitone lower. That's why you hear it as E-flat.

  • intonation sounds flatter than some other recordings

  • What a loveley sound ... haven in music .. ^^ how nice ...

  • Mi futuro bebe de cinco meses lo está escuchando acurrucado en mi barriguita.

    Quiza de aquí a unos cuantos años más será amante de la música. El idioma Universal.

  • parece que los unicos que aprecian la buena musica son gringos nadie deja comentarios en español. Bach el padre de la musica es y sera el mejor

  • español...y amante de la musica de Bach!

  • My teacher had to play it on final exams of the music school...

  • Bach's enthusiasm... of the child...but now we are old...

  • may Bach help us become children again...

  • bis!

  • this sounds, farmilliar..

  • my 3 month old is kicking his feet in excitement, big smile on his little face:)

  • I just found this piece. After listening to it a few times, it has become part of my top 5 favorite works. All (with the excepti