Arvo Pärt - Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten - Datenverarbeiter Video

Arvo Pärt - Cantus in Memory of Benjamin Britten
from Album Tabula Rasa.

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  Music

[Hannah F.]

I've said this already, but since I have a new channel now and my old comment is gone, I'll say this again.

We heard this piece in music lesson a few months ago.

Usually, no one really listens to the pieces of music our teacher presents to us.

But this time, something was different.

Everyone listened. No one spoke.

And afterwards, we could'nt speak for half an hour.

It was indiscribable.

[hektorforever]

I know Arvo Pärt. He is a wonderful, amazing intelligent and philosophical Man. I had the chance, that he became my, google translator translated it in this way, confirmation attestor. When he spoked about one of his Music, I was nearly about to cry. He is the most wonderful man I ever met.

[strongcoffeelive]

Three dimesionally Divine

[Samuel Geoffroy]

Lol ca va ? des soucis dans ta vie ?

[murphikiller94]

tu a des gouts de MERDE

[murphikiller94]

oui gros CON

[Nigel Doyle]

You described it very well. Thanks. 

[Hau5test]

clearly:

you haven't understood a thing in life yet if you can say this.

[kristjang43]

2edgy4me

[averysgore]

God. Why not just call this piece "Slowly Descending A Minor Scales"? This sucks, Beavis.

[ira somerville]

My grandfather played in the Cincinnati orchestra. He would play this song over and over to get the emotion right. One of the few pieces he played that he both loved and hated. after his passing I play this same piece in his memory.