5 Minutes On... Debussy - Clair de Lune | Daniel Barenboim [subtitulado]

5 Minutes On... Debussy - Clair de Lune | Daniel Barenboim [subtitulado]
On his new recording, Daniel Barenboim performs several selections by Claude Debussy: Book One of the Préludes, Estampes, Clair de Lune, La plus que lente, and the ever popular Clair de Lune to celebrate the Debussy 100th anniversary year.
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[@atallguynh]

"Put your ear on my left hand". I love that phrasing.

[@clairesnibbe1878]

Daniel Barenboim in a previous video (a masterclass with Yang Yang) stated that music can never be a profession; it is a way of life.

[@mrbrianc]

All I can hear after he said that is what his left hand is playing...simply astounding

[@locoemutwo4872]

and you did....

[@HelloooThere]

I tried but it was too hairy for my liking warts and all

[@c.k.1828]

laire de lune barenboim

[@joncaju]

As someone who's not musically trained, listening to Maestro Barenboim's exposition of this piece makes me feel both humbled and blessed that I am part of this creation called humanity capable of such simple beauty.

[@octavio3798]

When I compare his way of playing Clair de Lune and mine, I have the feeling that we don't play the same piece at all aha.. he's amazing!

[@soaringvulture]

I have the same reaction. He's not only a much better pianist than me, he has a far better understanding of the structure of the music; I just read the notes and try to hit them.

[@kostislakkas997]

@@soaringvulture Now,when i'm playing this piece,I hear different things,thanks to this video!

[@m.pazgarcia1218]

So me

[@kitbeethoven]

Barenboim ignores the rhythm in the score and makes up his own. Horrible.That may be why his Clair de Lune sounds different than yours. He doesn't count!

[@kostislakkas997]

@@kitbeethoven I didn't think of that!!!You're right!!!

[@eecel]

I dont get how anyone can dislike this video. the master is teaching people how to appreciate the music in its rightful form, its construct. Not to only indulge ourselves in this pieces' nice melody and atmosphere but he teaches us to understand the logic behind it which authenticates its mastery.

[@Teeb2023]

It's KZbin. Some people have a pathological need to denigrate the work of others, it seems to inflate their flaccid ego.

[@midsummernight2009]

Nicht von dieser Welt Du klingst genau wie die Menschen die du hier beschreibst: snob, wanbabee, Lästerer!

[@midsummernight2009]

Nicht von dieser Welt 😳how very weird you chose a German You Tube name, and you don’t even speak German. Just like you are a snob about art I think you are trying to appear very sophisticated....alas...gotcha😂🤣!!!!!

[@ajesco]

@Nicht von dieser Welt Out of curiosity, what music do you enjoy?

[@jacktrades24]

Fruit boots, Nicht?

[@prof.m.ottozeeejcdecs9998]

Definitely ONE of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written...

[@onetwo6765]

His playing is so heavenly. It's like taking a few minutes walk in space, far away from this painful planet

[@joelok48]

So this little video made me cry. What a beautiful powerful example of the good that platforms like KZbin can bring....

[@donnaoberlin915]

100%

[@joyfrance7858]

At 80 You inspire me to learn more! Thank You!

[@paolaschenckbecher6692]

Mondieur Baremboin 100 fois je vous ecoute avec le second mouvement du klavierkonzert 5 de Beethoven et 100 fois je pleure de joie et de gratitude. Ma gratitude je vous l exprime pour votre Amour de la paix entre les peuples A travers votre OstWest Divan orquester associant de jeunes Palestiniens et de jeunes Israeliens dans une meme communion dans la musique. Vous etes un homme de coeur, Vous etes un homme de paix. Vous etes un ange a l Oeuvre sur cetteTerre. Merci de ce cadeau. Et longue vie a vous !

[@johnmhuizar]

I very much appreciate that Barenboim is one of the few performers (another is Lang Lang) who draw attention to the gentle dissonances in the piece rather than trying to make them just softly dissolve into the harmony. It enhances the overall wistful effect of the piece dramatically.

[@richardrejmer8721]

This piece of music brings tears of joy to me EVERY time I hear it. It has a profound effect on me.

[@dannydimercurio577]

I love how Daniel breaks down the piece on an emotional level. I'd love to study under him. Such valuable information!

[@helend222]

Barenboim has made the world a better place for those with little or more knowledge of classical music. Brilliant, effortless musical gift.

[@theID2]

you say brilliant effortless and i say brilliantless effort.

[@kristilyons8735]

Oh, there's effort behind that, don't you doubt. Years and years and years of sweat and toil make it =Look= effortless.

[@nickelliot3679]

Seeing this makes me realize that learning what is written on the sheet music is merely the first step- the beauty and magic comes long after (and sometimes not at all).

[@mmartin7483]

We said. Bravo !

[@alphabeets]

My God, is that not the most beautiful piece of music.

[@FatDane_]

I would probably say “Chicken on the rocks is number one, but this a close second for sure.

[@ΝατάσαΣτ-ρ3γ]

I think so too yes.. 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍

[@zaineridling]

Your "god" had nothing to do with it, I can promise you. 😉

[@garysandiego]

Zaine Ridling Oh Mr. Ridling, must we be so dismissive of fellow music-lovers?

[@steelbeard151]

And God won't hold your promise against you, Zaine.

[@Marcel_Feldbaum]

Thank you Mr. Barenboim It's a joy to see you thinking and feeling about music Thank you very much

[@josemartin9974]

Merci monsieur ,quelle fraîcheur c est magnifique

[@hbr6619]

I just watched a video of the recording of Debussy playing Clair de Lune. This has all the wonderful feeling of the composer's own performance. Mr. Barenbolim obviously knows his music. Lovely!

[@mistereasy2587]

Continue with these insightful and inspiring mini clinics! The music world needs you! You are leaving a legacy.

[@clairesnibbe1878]

Daniel Barenboim has already left a legacy in ways I do not even know - but as an exponent of Beethoven, conductor of the best orchestras... He is also known for being married to Jacqueline du Pre who passed away far too soon (MS).

[@sdsdpopo]

i now understand why debussy was once titled as the 'monet of piano', his pieces are phrased so beautifully yet still robust and firm, it is beautiful how he can shape it using odd chords or phrasing/rhythms in his pieces which can complement other phrases in unimaginable ways. He is an impressionist of music.

[@esthermiller8895]

Barenboim et Debussy! un Homme de Paix, sait mieux que quiconque sentir et dire la musique, et donner l'élévation qui fait vibrer notre âme! Thanks, and LovexxxEsther et Etienne Kervyn

[@Rob-kd5ny]

My god the bass of that Steinway 🤯

[@tonytonychopper999]

Alejandro Sosa a very musically advanced dick.

[@Powerslider]

@@tonytonychopper999 lol, throbbingly correct.

[@inn0v8tiv]

Tony Z Lolll

[@imanoljesusdelpozo4907]

What is up with this replies xd

[@fivezeroniner]

its a hundred thousan dollar bass

[@relike868p]

Just realized this year is the century of Debussy's death.

[@andreigrigore4179]

sad, innit?

[@killianassemat5115]

Yeah it's in the description also

[@melaniamonicacraciun9900]

Thank you so much Maestro Barenboim, never stop believe in, only music is our salvation and you are doing a great job indeed, supporters are always here to backup you.. that's what fans are for

[@destroygaryfunky7053]

I've listened to so many renditions of this masterpiece,.....but Barenboim to my ear takes the prize,..... bravissimo.

[@ChrisKogos]

I can't wait to finish this piece it's so beautiful

[@markrobertson3015]

you will never finish it hopefully, hopefully it will be with you forever, always changing......

[@ricky_lian]

i learned it about a year and a half ago, still trying to master each step at a time. I hope I'm able to finish this in time for my grannies to listen.

[@mansouryahyaey]

And? How is it 2 years later :)

[@w3stwalker]

Yes! How it's going?

[@hotwingz2597]

@@ricky_lian YO

[@dmt3339]

Barenboim has to be my favorite interpreter of music, he knows so much about the music and when he plays, his dynamics and phrasing are are incredible.

[@guitargod6997]

What a privilege it is to listen to a masterful musician like Daniel Barenboim interpret and speak through this exquisite piece by Debussy. Brilliant! Heartfelt thanks for your insights.

[@atallguynh]

Five minutes for these videos is just too short, wish it were fifty, or more. It's like having the privilege of Leonardo da Vinci teaching you to paint, but only for five minutes.

[@clairesnibbe1878]

Thank you for expressing this so beautifully and aptly!

[@MusicalBasics]

Agreed. what a musical genius. he understands pieces to the point where very very few people can

[@robertconti4937]

Five minutes you will never forget.

[@ohorok2]

Barenboim is an interpret not a composer. So if you talk about da Vinci, Daniel would be a man who shows you some paintings of Leonardo ;)

[@jean-francoispayette92]

or Paul Gauguin teaching you to paint 5 minutes or Johann Sebastian Bach teaching you to play and composed

[@johneyon5257]

great idea - training the listeners' ears - it makes the musical piece more tantalizing - the listener is no longer being dragged along - but more alert - and eager - i wish this had been available to me decades ago

[@baibaandersson9454]

Absolut amazing! Fanastic Master bouth.! Thank you Mister Barenboim. Your super beautiful sound! Your super soft, delicat just perfect timing and phrasering. What A beautiful Debyssi dreaming, moonlight

[@brucknerian9664]

This explains why Barenboim is my favourist pianist, always will be. Perfection in technique perfection in tonality and everything else.

[@MYEVILTWIIN]

As someone that listens to heavy rock (AC/DC , Zepplin and the likes) but produces dance music ..... this is actually my fave piece of music, anytime I hear it I sit back and sigh at the feeling it gives me ❤️

[@cervgiovanni]

Hey. I am the same. Led Zep and I create dance. Can you send me a link where I can hear your music please?

[@davidsolomon8203]

I’m at a loss: HOW could ANYONE find fault with a master playing and explaining a masterpiece?!

[@fabienlamour3644]

Morrons surely....

[@kitbeethoven]

Because they are familiar with Debussy's score and recognize that Barenboim 's rhythm here is incorrect, and what's more, disgracefully so.

[@brettb9194]

@@kitbeethoven no. he's saying this is what *I* notice about it - Debussy would be the first to agree that no piece of music is a formula that must be precisely followed - also I find myself appreciating the piece even more after this little insight into the chord progression: mission accomplished

[@hapainess3636]

@@kitbeethoven welp, that version has pretty much been overwrited by the new version :v

[@andreiter]

I still smile when I remember how young and funny you were while rehearsing in London 1969 for that once in a lifetime chance performance of the Trout Quintet with those other 4 great talents. I was only 2 years old then, I wish I could have been in the audience.

[@lorenzobarriosantos8239]

Me reitero, el Sr. Baremboim es uno de esos seres que tienen el Don, perfeccionado luego con exigente y continuo trabajo. Viva luengos anos.

[@CaribSurfKing1]

There is a reason this is one of the greatest compositions of all time....its like floating down a river

[@robertadaprano8780]

Maestro gentile, la tua garbata sapienza illumina il mondo…non solo nella musica. 🎼✨

[@jesusruiz5367]

The way he touches the keys is so graceful

[@tws_utube]

A rare gift to humanity.

[@sofanova6542]

This is a masterclass from Mr. Barenboim himself on a timeless masterpiece from Debussy, and we got it for free. Amazing!! Thank you Sir 🙏😭

[@Mike1614b]

beautiful sound he has, and pedaling. that takes decades to perfect

[@kitbeethoven]

Except his rhythm is deplorable. Inaccurate, incorrect, embarrassing.l

[@Mike1614b]

@@kitbeethoven yes, maybe someday Daniel will be a good as you

[@hapainess3636]

@@kitbeethoven wdym lol

[@eunailee9898]

Pedaling,I find it very difficult to adjust as it varies from one piano to another.

[@miltonmoore5294]

I have no doubt that once he began playing, we all wish he had continued to the end, rather than breaking the "spell."

[@oysteinsoreide4323]

You made me want to play the piece. It sounded so sublime.

[@Bredarice]

Toccata by EJ MOERAN

[@DaGuys470]

And it actually is managable, so even for people that aren't the greatest pianists, give it a shot, you might succeed.

[@Valdebenito234]

Claudio Arrau's version of this is so romantic!

[@juanquiroga8933]

With 2 years of daily practice you can play it

[@DaGuys470]

@@juanquiroga8933 I doubt you'll need that long. I got the first 25 bars down in a week.l

[@julienrevest7933]

"Music is the space between the notes". 'Clair de Lune' really expresses that concept to perfection. Magical piece! (and a great video and explanations!)

[@jonnyvue]

4:19 comparing the different parts was really mind blowing to me and also really amazing

[@markbowles2382]

Its a tease....thankyou mr. Daniel - absolutely beautiful play.

[@coverdisey274]

Exquisite… the most beautiful sound and composition in the world

[@miguelsantroni3377]

SALUDOS DESDE ARGENTINA PARA EL MAESTRO BARENBOIM , QUE NOS REPRESENTA TAN MARAVILLOSAMENTE EN EL UNIVERSO DE LA MUSICA .- EL CLARO DE LUNA DE DEBUSSY ES UNA GENIALIDAD MUSICAL DE MI PREFERENCIA . UN GRAN ABRAZO Y LO ESPERAMOS SIEMPRE EN BUENOS AIRES -

[@sundaru1]

I hold my breath for many times listening carefully his rendition

[@רודיקהסבסקו]

J'adore et j'admire depuis toujours Daniel Barenboim et se leçons de musique sont vraiment réussies.Merci,Maestro!

[@theID2]

oh bullshit!

[@conureron3792]

So much passion in such subtlety.

[@gabrielpontonet]

This piece sounds like every moment you will never live in your life because of the choices you made. Really beautiful and sad.

[@multilingual1]

Although I performed "Claire de Lune" NON-professionally for about 75 people literally blindfolded with a black bandana over my eyes, Daniel Barenboim, whom I listened to over and over again in 1967 at U.C.S.D. with my pianist roommate Fred Holmann, another wonderful man, had me realize how much slower I need to play the beginning and to stress the natural B in the left hand. Way to go, Sir !

[@pratahsinnetamby]

A genius playing the music of a genius.

[@waynesmith7487]

Well definitely 5 minutes on DeBussy, particularly Clair de Lune, is not enough.! Beautiful lesson to whet my appetite for more understanding of themes and texts of this glorious instrumental .

[@steve7220]

Now listen to my left hand.....mind blown

[@nicolascros75]

Les mains s’éloignent et reviennent. Les différentes intensités du toucher de chaque main révèlent nombre de mélodie, je pense et J’adore!

[@kristianj.8798]

I could listen to this for hours.

[@paulojosesignoretti6968]

a song performed on the piano is a work of art.

[@tjwhite1963]

Dear Maestro Barenboim: thank you SO much for taking the time out of your busy schedule to share these insights with us! For my part, it is so very much appreciated!

[@klonck06]

what a fucking pianist! .... he literally lives by his fingers connected with his heart and mind. the way he plays seems like caressing a woman he loves. 😊

[@Dan5819]

One of the most beautiful pieces that every existed.

[@patricepimoulle8548]

Admirable. Il demultiplie le sens de l'oeuvre. Sa sensibilite est a la mesure de sa virtuosite et de so analyse. On progresse plus avec lui en 5 minutes qu'en annees quand on reste seul. Cette musique evoque les paysages calmes et un peu frais de la Sein et de l'yonne.

[@annesofin]

I just love the sensitivity, I feel at home

[@L4AH4N1889]

Please post more sir ! You have no idea how much we love and respect you !

[@seanemmettfullerton]

Daniel, bless you maestro. Your touch sensitivity is so harp-like and ethereal. Thank you for this lesson...

[@stephenvessels9483]

Oh, my goodness, you opened it right up for me. It's about loneliness and longing. Of course. Thank you so much.

[@kqp1998gyy]

Thank you Daniel. We love you.

[@andrespinto4774]

It´s just too sad to think that someday this genius will leave the world with all of his magical interpretations and lessons

[@marcocordero9630]

Beautiful. Thank you Daniel.

[@tomjones2348]

He teaches like he plays. Everything has meaning.

[@selfmadepianist]

Such beauty in this piece and such artistic ways this very man teaches he needs to be protected

[@RenamPablo]

My favourite piano's piece!

[@m.goulart1381]

Renan Pablo, my favourite also. 😍

[@BothViewPoints]

Its beauty's very own sound.

[@Carlos-cm5si]

Gabriele briittanni Enlighten us with some other pieces please :)

[@Carlos-cm5si]

gabriele brittanni Thank you!!

[@midsummernight2009]

Carlos Jimenez its one of my favourites too💞 When I grew up in Vienna, it was one of my concert pieces second year piano. Its an incredibly fluid and thoughtful piece.....enjoy!!

[@CaresinVerse]

My favorite piece of music in this world, Claire de Lune is. Thank you for helping me to appreciate it even more. 🎶👏

[@ericmoore5679]

How are you doing today my name is Eric

[@CaresinVerse]

I do not wish to get emails from Eric; whoever you are, Please do not respond to my comments.

[@yvonnepetty3400]

Thank you that was beautiful. I loved it all the way from Africa.🐘.

[@fivezeroniner]

While he was explaining music.. i kept on breathing deeply INVOLUNTARILY. Its like he is shoving the music into my soul effortlessly. It's like a brand new experience even tho I've played it everyday already.

[@ninjaraph]

This was brilliant and hypnotizing. I wish there were more, so many more.

[@slydogmania]

Breathtaking, fabulous....the man has soul...as important a musician who has ever lived

[@kevinkerkhoff6670]

We need more of these videos from the masters of our time talking about the masterpieces of the past.

[@tomas_m]

My new favourite channel! Incredible content quality. I love to listen to these commentaries by someone with such a deep insight and vast experience. I also have two suggestions. *First - Liszt's transcriptions of Schubert's compositions and Beethoven's symphonies. I find it utterly fascinating how he managed to preserve all the textures and complexity while reducing it to a single instrument, though the most capable one. *Second - Charles Valentin Alkan. Why is he so much less known than Chopin or Liszt who lived in the very same time and his works are technically perhaps on even higher level.

[@theingabo212]

Thank you so much Maestro for uploading this video.

[@leonardoiglesias2394]

Now…I was, 6,7 and thought this piece is so beautiful…I want to hear it many times…not knowing anything about chord changes or syncopations… When I was 4,5 I always cried when the Purcell theme comes after the fugue at the end at Britten Orchestra guide for the youth. So….WHY? Why did I have to cry with that music. The great mistery.

[@Wacoal34d]

Love your channel Daniel. thanks for your uploads.

[@suzanneflaud6224]

Aujourd'hui 11 décembre 2018, bonne fête à Daniel barenboim car c'est la Saint Daniel aujourd'hui.

[@fridasophia1770]

Gracias por su tiempo y por compartir oro.

[@nelladewaal1]

Thank you for a superb demonstration! It is surely the most beautiful piece ever!

[@vettejakes]

Thank you, thank you?thank you! After years of listening and several years of playing this piece, I now have a better appreciation of Debussy’s masterpiece.

[@chechantal]

Masterful interpretation. I’m not a musician but I learned how to hear an all-time favorite piece with a ‘new ear’. Thank you, sir.

[@grandpatzer]

I never really realized that the repeating melodic phrases featured different chords! You are right, I did get so much more out of that. Even though I have listened to this piece hundreds of times. I will listen to this piece with much more appreciation now.

[@sayankundu1492]

The sound of the piano, the pianist.. and the composer..is Immortal... I shall listen to it till the battery ends...

[@erichfuls4342]

Thank you so much for these beautiful jewels touching the heart and mind. I have just discovered this series and am so sorry there are not even more. Thank you Maestro for sharing your insights and your God given talent of changing notes into something magically called ...music!

[@margaretgaskell4958]

Love love such music....drift away...simply lovely...👍👍🎵🎵🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵🎶🎵

[@ShahramZadeh]

I have always had lots of respect for you as a brilliant pianist of our time. Now I see it's way beyond that. I really do appreciate this video.

[@skiyman]

Dear Maestro Barenboim: Thank you. What a gift you are creating for music lovers. We appreciate!!

[@haroldmaiz8597]

Gracias Maestro recuerdo su ultimo recital en Caracas .Los bises de Cjopin fueron inolvidables para mi.Me hicieron pensar en J Hofmanm Saludos desde Venezuela

[@miawouters6073]

Prachtig, voor mij zeer emotioneel❤️

[@luismoscoso1142]

Thank YOU! Maestro!

[@johnkeller3481]

The harmonic content of music is what most interests me as a songwriter and as a listener. Thank you for describing the superb beauty of Debussy’s harmonies.

[@ivanjesusvera9254]

Impresionante Maestro! Es un placer aprender con ud. Gracias