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[@BlackWerwolf77]

Playing the piano stands for playing with love. He held his breath because he was fascinated by her playing and by her. When he found out that she was only toying with his love and not just toying with him, he poured her blood into the fire of his anger (he murdered her out of jealousy). When he, the perpetrator, started his game (the murder), she held her breath. The rest simply describes the grief of the mother, the anger of the father and an emotionally intangible because mentally ill man, who went from being a victim to a perpetrator. Moral of the story, don't play with someone's love as it can cause a lot of suffering!

[@ITN_Global]

Thank you for this insightful comment!

[@Masi154]

also i´m sure the "she held her breath" part ment that he strangled her. And his playing was the killing.

[@tomholzapfel2525]

@@Masi154 Its simply the typical play of Till with words First he listens to her play and than this is reversed when he kills her....

[@Masi154]

@@tomholzapfel2525 yep but when you watch the live version he also shows what he means with "she helds her breath" (he chokes himself on that sentence)

[@zeroforce9102]

I belive that would be the correct explaination, as the band Maerzfeld did somewhat of a simmilar thing in their video named Hübschlerin... Now, not to say they were inspired by Rammstein, but they were :D

[@ShilohFSource]

Till: “”Klavier” is my favorite song on the CD. It's about the passion and madness of a killer. I've been working on the text for two years. It began as a harmless romantic love poem to a piano teacher and then evolved into the grotesque and surreal.”.

[@ShilohFSource]

I see it as a young piano teacher and the student can't stand the idea of her teaching also other people so he kills her.

[@tosa2522]

Till's lyrics are simply brilliant. He gives listeners/readers just enough to develop their own thoughts about the story being told. I see in the song a broken family with parents, son and daughter, completely dominated by the whims of the violent father. The children have retreated to their rooms in the home because they feel reasonably safe there. Perhaps they also used to lock the doors because they felt safer that way. They swore to each other that they would always be there for each other. Time went by and the sister is planning to leave the house because she met someone else. Her brother felt betrayed by her and eventually strangled her. The parents finally noticed that the daughter disappeared and demanded that the door be opened. The father, who has always been violent, once again lashes out at the son and the mother doesn't know how to help herself other than to scream. In the end, the son has become as violent as the father.

[@chelleb3055]

Also, my take is this. He fell in love with a pianist who is famous. He grows jealous of her performances for important people, afraid he will lose her love. She promises she only plays for him even though he clearly sees a lot of handsome men in the audience who could steal her away. So he locks them in a room, kills her (his "performance") and her parents eventually kick the door down to find them. Of course as a narcissist, his only thought is "what about me over here suffering?". Till can really conjure up some incredible stories with his words!!!!!

[@Aleks20007]

actually it's not about the piano. the piano is just a metaphor for love, and she played love. he found out that her piano playing (love) wasn't real. your reaction is the best here in youtube. it's a lot of fun to watch your videos. Greetings from Berlin Germany

[@Hadmin]

Klavier is about a man who loved the way his girlfriend played the piano so much he locked her away in the attic. One day her parents and the police make the man open the door and they see their beautiful daughter tied to the piano dead.

[@mariobertrand6305]

that's exactly what I was thinking when I first heard this song years ago.

[@rammirocker9445]

The album "Sehsucht" where this song is on it is a masterpiece, what lyricism concerns. Also other song like "Tier" ("Animal,") "Küss mich Fellfrosch"( "Kiss me Furry Frog"), "Jealousy" (Eifersucht) where on this album are, are Lyrical Masterpieces!!!!😍😍😍

[@steffenliersch2743]

A song that describes violent processing of a lover's infidelity. The piano playing stands for the intimacy between the lyrical I and the pianist, who thinks that the piano playing only sounds for him. In fact, the pianist also plays for others.

[@heikenogales102]

One of my favorite Rammstein songs ❤❤❤

[@tcajimmy]

Thanks for the reaction. The song brings the following picture to my mind. It's a relationship between a younger brother and an older sister, but as you mentioned, with a dark ending. I think this is not a story about someone becoming a murderer, but a story about a person who is desperate to lose something they love. In the text/song you had to force him to reveal his secret. Or rather, he didn't want to lose her in life or in death, but wanted to keep her forever. Rammstein has several songs about sibling relationships, which unfortunately usually end very tragically for one of the siblings and always end with mental problems for the other. There is always a common thread, mostly not in the same album, but from album to album. Watch it.

[@MarcusAsenlund]

What is heard about the lyrics is that Its about a man who falls in love with his Piano teacher. And this man really thinks she loves him back. But when he realises it he goes in a rage and soon murders her and Now thinks that she's always playing for him. In the end he hears her play the piano and also that the police has arrived to arrest this man while as his parents are also watching him get arrested. So what i heard is that It's not his mom who plays the piano.

[@ralfmeyer9086]

Hello. Great Reaction. Her new Song Zeit, is a awesome Piece of Art, with wonderfull, deep,sad Lyrics/Poems.

[@chelleb3055]

Ah this one is so powerful and masterfully written. Again, I love watching you dive into the depths of his lyrics/poetry. He is a frigging genius. I want to spend a day as a fly on Till's wall when he's alone on his farm to see what he's like lol.

[@pogotorte]

Wow. You, Sir, are making me thinking about the songs of my youth again :) AND you come up with some thoughts about 'em, I'm sure I didn't have when I listend to them back than. And the most creepy thing is: You react to songs and you actually care about he lyrics :D

[@fixzeichner5592]

Holding your breath means listening to something and not daring to breathe so as not to miss a sound. When he sings when my game starts he says he strangled her. That's why she's holding her breath. He killed his love out of jealousy and left the corpse behind the door at the piano.

[@evaetterer6000]

This is the first time for me i hear this song and the song is amazing great ! I love this song and i love Rammstein, thanks to share it with us all ! Greatings and love from germany ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ ❤️

[@jurgenkreitz4059]

Hey. I come from Germany and I will say, your reaction is great. Thank you, smile

[@MarceIDavis1und1]

One word Great

[@missstonehagel389]

I always thought it was like this: boy loves girl, adores her piano play Girls seems to have found another love. He does an overkill on her(strangling her/bloody keys) and locks the door for a long time Parents are looking for her, smell her dead body and force him to open the door. She sticks to the blood stained piano keys

[@jeannettev.488]

It seems to me it's about a fan and "she" could be Till or a band-member at the "piano", that's why the rules changed at the end

[@shaunbokhari]

Interesting thing about the way Till misleads the listener: it appears at the beginning that the lyrics are metaphorical, such as blood and the piano, but then turn out to be literal, as in the body was literally bleeding, tied to the piano, and hidden in a room

[@bigtank7122]

Great Song: Null Positiv - Wo Rauch ist, ist auch Feuer (Official Video)

[@ralfmeyer9086]

Absolut. Genialer Song

[@redchampion]

They actually don't say untie, they say severe, it's a misconception a lot of people have about the song,. He didn't bind her to it but she in fact had been dead at the piano that long that it had merged together with her decomposing body, that's what he also means when he says he is deathly sick from the stench

[@consterus]

I heard that this is one of Till's favorite songs.

[@tomholzapfel2525]

I hhink its just about what is said in the song. You have got to keep in mind that german is an excellent language to play with word and Till Lindemann is a master at it. So its simply about a guy, who loves a piano player, but its a sick love - he thinks she only loves him and is full of jealousy - but actually to his ill feeling she ceated on him. As he is obviously insane about her only love for him, he kills her out of a fit of rage and jealousy... and leaves her corpse on the piano and locks the door. Of course the corpse starts to stink and people ask about her, because she vanished. Its her parents , who demand opening the door and find her dead corpse. Everybody thinks he is insane, so nobody believes him that he is full of grief about her death - and also the stench became more and more unbearable... The actual master piece is the play of words: First he is holding his breath when shes playing, than she s holding her breath (for ever), when his play began, i.e. when he kills her. This is typical for Rammstein. You ll find similar play of words in most songs.

[@marcusl.1972]

I would recommend Rammstein - Morgenstern

[@valentinmargiotta3484]

"Halt" is a good one too

[@zeroinfo4635]

what i get from the song is that he made a fantasy in his head that she was playing for him but she was just playing for the love of it he took it the wrong way he was absence with her and he lost his mind when he found out it was not like that and he held her hostage for himself and when they found out her parent were horrified and they wound not belive him that she was only playing for him only and illusion on his own head that made him take her for his own against her will

[@CavHDeu]

Knew would like it 😏 As always a great analysis and interpretation. It is/was my absolute favorite song but i think 'Zeit' might be my new favorite. I'm not quite sure 😵‍💫

[@llothar68]

This almost sounds like Flake is singing 🤣🤣

[@citycobra5014]

he only helds his breath when she starts to play the piano. You are probably right, that when she was playing the piano, he was probably abused by his father and because of the loud played piano no one outside the house could hear him suffer. BUT when HIS playing began, she did not only hold her breath, she stopped breathing because he killed her! for all that he had to endure unter the cover of the loud noise cancelling sound of the play of his mother at the piano...

[@tomholzapfel2525]

nope. In German "I hold my breath" means I am listening in total awe to some abolutly great music, i hold my breath not to miss a single note. Holding his breath because he is abused, while she plays piano, is somewhat very farfetched, if you know German.

[@citycobra5014]

@@tomholzapfel2525 Yes, you are right, that it could mean what you wrote, because normally it would mean what you wrote (i am german, too). But knowing Rammstein, where nothing seems to be normal, my interpretation sounds more logical to me, and not too farfetched. In my opinion that phrase is open for interpretation. And that is what i interpret. i might be wrong, but it could also be that i am right🙂

[@n0wi153]

Rammstein - Zeit

[@Ziaphira]

I think the father was violent towards the son. And meanwhile my mother sat down at the piano and played. She looked away instead of helping the son. It is not uncommon for a mother not to intervene when the father is violent towards the children. For this failure to provide assistance, he eventually killed her and took revenge.

[@ITN_Global]

Yeah, I also had that exact idea.

[@luhn01]

finally!

[@user-kt8rn8ub2x]

Please next reaction Rammstein - Wilder Wein

[@MrTilllindemann]

Brilliant bro, you were too reachy about abuse and changing roles. And don't worry about the pauses dude, without them till's genuous lyrics would remain dumb.

[@bartois]

Long story short: he was angry because he thought she was unfaithful. so he killed her to "extinguish" his anger with her blood.

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

Its a romance gone horribly wrong, in a very fucked way; He thought that she was as much in love with him as he was with her, which obviously wasnt the case. He was fascinated when she played the piano, but unfortunately he wasnt the only one. He found out that she was not as much invested in them as he was, so he made sure that she never would play the piano for anyone else by murdering her and left her corpse to rot in front of the piano.

[@bryandeschenes6153]

Yep. She's dead. He forced her to play till she died....just for him. I think he kidnapped her.

[@utedachner3741]

Da muss einer aus Südafrika kommen um diesen alten Song zu kommentieren, alle Achtung!!!

[@hrma6313]

Ja, und?

[@DeHerg]

Come on it's bloody obvious. The singers girlfriend used to play at the piano for him. Girlfried has an affair, singer murders her in rage and leaves the corpse at the piano. Parents of dead girlfriend demand singer opens the door(to the piano room). When they open it, they find her dead body(which is why the father beats him and the mother cries). Its not that complicated.

[@victorstefanovsky6902]

I think he is a psycho who killed her and stayed with her until she started decomposing.

[@MaxMustermann-on2gd]

What does your cycle look like? 🤡

[@bennyshawny2129]

I admire how you deal with text interpretation. I am not aware of any musician or Band that expresses itself so poetically and brutally with experienced and human behavior. Rammstein is in a class of its own. Rammstein is the reason I took German classes in school, we had teachers from Germany in Twin Falls, Idaho. I still can't speak German very well ... but I understand the lyrics and have to realize that English is not a good language to translate the subtleties of the German language. The puns Rammstein use in their lyrics are not translatable and I guess you have to be German to enjoy Ramstein lyrically as well. Thanks for your reaction, I really like most of yours. A Rammstein fan since I listen to music consciously. Greetings.