Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 14 "Moonlight" Sonata (First Movement) (HQ)

Beethoven - Piano Sonata No. 14
"Moonlight" Sonata
First Movement

(This video really has a story line to it :
1. She is alone and misses her lover so.. much, if she could just touch him for a bare second if she could just be near him
2. She reminds the happy moments they had togerher
3. He misses her too and looks at the sea, and remembers that all they had is gone
4. She goes to the woods, hoping to leave everything behind but all she finds is emptiness and sadness,
a hollow world
5. The whole worrld is gray and lonely, for both of them
6. Once long time ago in the summer they were there together and happy, then came the fall and everything died
The only right thing in the world was the sunset and the sunrise
7.There are the stars billions of years old.. and in the end,
after billions of years all we are is dust.. in the great universe
8. Once lived their memories and their lives, how she left and he left and the whole world turned gray and empty)

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Entertainment

Tags:

• Beethoven
• Piano
• Sonata
• No.
• 14
• Moonlight
• Mondscheinsonate
• in
• C-sharp
• minor
• Quasi una fantasia
• Ludwig
• van
• Adagio
• sostenuto
• 1st
• movement
• dark
• sad
• lonely
• depressed

[DarkAbis]

in my 17 years of living this has been the most beautiful thing that has entered my ears and i do not care how old you are you can not deny that Beethoven is a genius

[imafishgod]

Astonishingly breathtaking.. *****

[lumieclavis]

Perfect... it's music.

[bigcheesy95]

ok this is really is a case of missing the like button and hitting dislike by accident.in the other vids its joke but how could anyone not like this. maybe if you were tortured while this music played in the background. or if beethoven had sex with your wife via time machine or something. then i could see not liking this song.

[steppinout67]

whoa hold on how come it was cut short at the end?

[steppinout67]

@sm1tty5569 I wouldn't call you crazy because this piece is actually supposed to be played twice as fast. Andras Schiff explains it well in his lecture on this sonata.

[JonnyProductions]

2 beliebers dislike this masterpiece.

[BareTheMark]

im 2 and i can feel his deep musical talent and passion 

[KeevanGoliath]

Just....amazing.

[sonatasmama]

which is why we named my daughter sonata....after this...absolutely nothing more heartwrenching in the whole world

[adgthlover9]

I'm 10, but guess what? I can even tell he's a genius!