Trois Gnossiennes No. 1

(Trois Gnossiennes No. 1, composed by Erik Satie.)

This is slower than other interpretations I've found, but to me it just feels and sounds too rushed if I go much faster.

Also, excuse my mistake about 50 seconds in; I sort of forgot where I was for a moment, and I'd re-recorded so many times that I didn't feel like doing it again just for that.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• trois
• gnossienne
• erik
• satie
• painted
• veil

[CarrieSnider]

I had this playing in the background and it is really beautiful and haunting, thanks for the introduction to Eric Satie.

[ohoasis]

^^ Thanks, I'm glad you liked it!

[PSyMastR]

This camera angle + the music is stalkerish :P

[ohoasis]

So's your FACE!

Haha, j/k. :)

[futuramaXXXX]

quelle douceur dans le rythme magnifique

[xdebugger]

nice camera angle

[NiclasThobaben]

I think you play a bit to considered. For me this piece have to sound, like it no matter. Its just a flowing texture. But thats just my opinion.

[yakacm]

it must be so satifiying to be able to play like that, well done.

[KallistiMusic]

I agree, it sounds chilling yet playful. Have a listen to my interpretation if you get the chance.

[Jackbite69]

This blows my variation of Chop sticks Right out of the water, ...Splendid, Excellent rendition of one of my favorite piece's of music.

[13243546abcdef]

Satie was actually inspired by the buildings and temples at Creek and Knossos, as well as the images on greek vases. He wanted to "bring a story" about

[puzl36]

Excellent interpratation. The tempo felt just right.

[aalexgar]

much mystery is of I like me is truly special it remembers since us to the maguicas creatures in the forest as blue lights giving returned in the grass swelling are sensational. I want it to me to learn