Erik Satie - Gnossienne No. 1

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Erik Satie - Gnossienne no. 1, from Trois Gnossiennes
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[@mals9942]

this piece made me discover a whole new feeling that is still unknown to me

[@giamoretti5985]

Literally read my mind

[@alexlupsea2818]

The feeling of being dead inside

[@ummmmno411]

@@alexlupsea2818 exactly

[@factbeaglesarebest]

Makes me think of Lovecraft

[@luvvinallmusik5748]

Your post is most beautiful comment I've read about this piece- it really spoke to/for me thank you😢

[@hughmungus986]

kinda feels like you finally found your answer but it wasnt the one you were expecting

[@rvvz1562]

Lol I agree with that

[@steelnwooden6317]

spot on description!

[@Macho98]

This comment this comment is what it feels like 😂😂

[@grahamscholes1478]

This piece of music has inspired me to write a story that has a mystical slant to it. Wish me luck

[@artcreative.studio]

@@grahamscholes1478 Good luck, Graham.

[@antoinetoma1167]

Few people know the meaning of Gnossienne. This is the explanation I give when I teach them this song (my explanation). Gnose in French (from Greek gnosis) means knowledge ("connaissance", feminine noun) and "sienne", feminine adjective for "sien" means oneself. Gnossienne is the knowledge every one makes out for oneself. So it's an introspection on how you express yourself musically (but it works for language too) and how you should choose to express yourself. All the Satie's annotations on the score show this. They are really important and often not respected because few people understand them. "Très luisant" means "Show off" (what you probably do at the beginning when you play). "Questionnez": Question yourself about what you're doing. "Du bout de la pensée" refers to an achieved form of thinking. It's your thought just before speaking or playing and it's your natural thought coming from yourself. "Postulez en vous-même" : Think in yourself among several possibilities and postulate, make a decision. And finally "Sur la langue": on the tip of your tongue, what you are going to play, after a thorough thinking, but without being completely sure, because nobody can be sure of one's knowledge. Thank you Mr. Satie for this music and philosophy lesson !

[@essentialentity77]

Wow, what an amazing explanation!

[@ronan1686]

I don't think there is a single thing normal about Erik Satie

[@higgy7762]

merciii ! :) je n'aurais jamais pense a 'gnostic' :) greek 'gnosis' (german Gnostik, english gnostic) is the 'understanding' or 'recognition', the 'sa-voir' about (christian) mystics. So it can also be interpreted as 'find the devine/mystic in yourself' - very 'Satie' ;)

[@mindmineromega]

I sat down and wept upon hearing this..

[@cdyt6634]

Damn write that for a school paper.

[@mayproductions1365]

Finally someone who doesn't play it way too fast, when you play this piece too fast it just takes away the emotion for me

[@victorvarenium769]

You're the first person I've heard who's not rushing through this piece. Thanks!

[@TheFlamingPiano]

And most say it's too slow... Glad you like this tempo! Thanks!

[@victorvarenium769]

Nice!

[@ProdChunkkz]

there is no tempo meaning u play it how fast u want

[@Uxcis]

@Maester Auron without a shadow of a doubt, Reinbert de Leeuw's interpretation is the best one: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5OsloynpdNjfc0 for the gnossiennes and kzbin.info/www/bejne/pH20mYyjmth8iJI for some more.

[@Uxcis]

@Maester Auron don't hesitate to share let me hear! And I'm glad I could help :)

[@luvscxrs8606]

I’m gonna learn to play this on my own piano over quarantine, wish me luck.

[@luvscxrs8606]

Update: Wow it only took just about half an hour to learn this, I’m gonna impress my friends with this next chance I get lol

[@powder9569]

Do you think that a complete begginer can play it? Edit :i can play it now :)

[@Strrroke]

@@powder9569 I'm a drummer, never touched piano before and learned it within an hour and a half ^^ so, yes

[@luvscxrs8606]

@@powder9569 I believe a beginner can learn this in no time flat with enough practice, once you recognize the pattern you’ll be able to figure out the entire song.

[@TheSignatureGuy]

@@powder9569 I started Piano two weeks ago with zero musical experience, I learnt this in less than a week teaching myself, its very simple its essentially 3 parts across the entire piece. Although the expression is not there for me, I am still not there yet.

[@agirlwhosjustloveshim]

Bu şarkı bana çocukluğumu hatırlatıyor. Karne almaya çok yakın zamanda yapılan geziler, ilkbahar mevsimi, haftasonu televizyondan çizgi film açıp saatlerce izlemek, kuşların çıkardığı güzel sesler...Nasıl etkileyici bir sanat eseri ki, insanlara sözle anlatılamayacak duygular yaşatıyor.

[@thecameraman5061]

I was listening to this song while i was cleaning my house. Sorry if it sounds dramatic, but it was such a strange feeling, that i immediately wanted to write a comment. A stressful and boring feeling. Doing something ordinary and normal, while inside, deep down in the heart, there this sadness and anxiety, mixed with gratitude and comfort. A real conflict. Grateful for what you have, and sad for what you can't do or have. Stuck in a loop, waiting for a miracle of fate, for a chance to change, to be better.

[@Mogul25Years]

It's not a song

[@miro5182]

@@Mogul25Years what a troll

[@sneddypie]

my favorite piece by satie. its just so, like, mysterious, with the placement of the notes, especially for me the b naturals placed over the f minor chords. wonderful, the slower tempo really makes it all around better. what a genius maniac satie was. the thing with this piece is that its quite repetitive, so its up to the performer to make it sound like it never repeats.

[@TheFlamingPiano]

You're right, and that's a detailed description! Glad you like it slow too, I think this really is the "Lent" tempo

[@TheBlueJamie]

@@TheFlamingPiano Agreed, slower tempo on this piece has a much more visceral feeling. First piece ever learned to completion. Thanks for the video.

[@topdragonmusic567]

Well said. The difficulty of this piece lies not within its compositional complexity, rather in the performer’s ability to interpret the emotions of the piece in a wide enough capacity to captivate the audience completely.

[@ViniciusRibeiro74]

Thats it! Love the B naturals, creates such a tension!

[@sneddypie]

@Wooters he was just kind of a weird dude

[@beauclair7621]

It reminds me of how life is fatal. We can’t avoid dying. In someway, we are submitted to destiny. We can’t change it.

[@osmanbakr]

same

[@SacrosanctExplicator]

My dad died a few days ago. Sorrow is always behind the door. Misfortune always flies above our head like a vulture. This is what they call life

[@lau6438]

@@SacrosanctExplicator My deepest condolences. May the soul of your dad rest in peace.

[@alepazzo1559]

Best way to avoir death is to not give life

[@cloebonsoir8279]

I felt the same. It sounds like Erik Satie is telling a journey where things happen (good or bad), but he made it seems like banality, or fatality. I kind of feel like he made me feel a lot of things by trying not to.

[@blueberrypie1824]

this song feels like walking down a victorian london street in the rain on an autumn day with an overcast sky and light from shop windows reflecting in the puddles on the cobbled street

[@CarpathianWasteGroup]

Ahh I always come back to this because the tempo is just perfect.

[@EPrimeify]

I started watching “The Queen’s Gambit” and I just heard this. I had to pause it and immediately come back here because I love this piece so much.

[@irina_love911]

Same❤️

[@winterreise694]

They sure love Satie then cuz there is also a scene where the mother plays Gymnopedie n1

[@nemesispierredesoleil7485]

same 🥰

[@mashaldostzada5216]

Really? Because I wanna watch that mini series

[@timachan7419]

@@mashaldostzada5216 do it...it's one of the best thing I've watched.

[@grey3247]

Don’t bend; don’t water it down; don’t try to make it logical; don’t edit your own soul according to the fashion. Rather, follow your most intense obsessions mercilessly. -Franz Kafka

[@oussama--zp3yk]

hail the vozhd

[@irina_love911]

Liked :))

[@user-oy8ho9cn3c]

@@oussama--zp3yk and his cat

[@oj3774]

A surprising lack of tnotards on this one

[@limbob903]

No more the fool

[@miguelonate-fleming6832]

I remember a long time ago I went to a van goh exhibition and this song was playing. I wasn't into much of his work but soon remember listening to this as I walked through the various pieces. I think that was when I grew to really appreciate some of his works. I also started learning the piano because of this song. It was just a surreal experience I can't explain.

[@lunarofficiel6842]

J’aime beaucoup ce genre décrypto de souvenirs, javais l’impression d’y être en lisant très belle expérience

[@brdsantos]

This is, by far, my favorite interpretation of this piece... The dynamics and pacing are perfect, in my opinion.

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Wow, thank you very much!

[@AdilConstantineMusic]

I agree 💯

[@JCPontecha]

This piece is kind of having a mystery... i remember those movies scene with this kind of background...

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Yes it does feel mysterious, I think some describe it also as depressing. A strange but nice piece from an eccentric composer

[@a.p.e.x1712]

@@TheFlamingPiano Yes, it can be posible

[@russellsandivar7101]

I´d say something straight out of a Sherlock Holmes movie

[@aucrossover]

i N t R e S t I n G

[@einfacheanalyse5375]

Poirot: Episode: Five little Pigs: The Last Summer of my Childhood

[@adamhammond1834]

This the tempo that I believe Satie had in mind, because since it's part of Lent it's almost like it's meant to be mournful of something😢. Beautiful playing, don't stop. 👌👌👌

[@TheFlamingPiano]

I agree. Thanks a lot!

[@batpianoact]

you can interested my piano videos.

[@alexandermanullang4504]

I love Satie. I had a piano teacher for 6-7 years and she died from cancer. She helped me alot, I was really sad. I didnt wanna see her go. One of Satie’s piece was played at her funeral. That was one of the saddest days. I said goodbye while crying a whole lake. Edit: im still sad till this day

[@lahmacunmusum]

im so sad for her, rest in piece :(

[@arkthunder4907]

The universe is singing to me!!!

[@bananapeel2686]

What is that melody?!

[@hadrienjacquemoud3169]

One of my favourite piece ever. Thanks my friend

[@TFSMF2]

Satie had some weird names This one is almost normal But he had ones called: Spleen Sea cucumber And (you won't believe this one) Do not drink your chocolate with your fingers

[@Ludwig142]

very goood

[@TFSMF2]

@@Ludwig142 Russia

[@Ludwig142]

@@TFSMF2 ı am not german

[@Ludwig142]

@@TFSMF2 my nick name random

[@TheTerracide]

Erik Satie On most mornings after he moved to Arcueil, Satie would return to Paris on foot, a distance of about ten kilometres, stopping frequently at his favourite cafés on route. Accoring to Templier, "he walked slowly, taking small steps, his umbrella held tight under his arm. When talking he would stop, bend one knee a little, adjust his pince-nez and place his fist on his lap. The he would take off once more with small deliberate steps." When he eventually reached Paris he visited friends, or arranged to meet them in other cafés by sending pneumatiques. Often the walking from place to place continued, focussing on Montmarte before the war, and subsequently on Montparnasse. From here, Satie would catch the last train back to Arcueil at about 1.00am, or, if he was still engaged in serious drinking, he would miss the train and begin the long walk home during the early hours of the morning. Then the daily round would begin again. Roger Shattuck, in conversations with John Cage in 1982, put forward the interesting theory that "the source of Satie's sense of musical beat--the possibility of variation within repetition, the effect of boredom on the organism--may be this endless walking back and forth across the same landscape day after day . . . the total observation of a very limited and narrow environment." During his walks, Satie was also observed stopping to jot down ideas by the light of the street lamps he passed.

[@dublplus3332]

Thanks for sharing. Gives this piece and his others great context. Some of the best art comes from long solitude and inner dialogue.

[@sunnymoon369]

Yes thank you for sharing this look into the composer’s life

[@cheewyfifa2896]

Wow... just wow

[@davidevans3227]

..lovely thankyou, listening to the music and reading ur words, it adds a lot, i can't explain it (like the music?).. thankyou 🙂

[@_Pike]

You can get a sense of this here. Deliberate footsteps, one after another just as you had described

[@Salem-TC]

Don't know if I wanna laugh or cry, like there's something in life I'm missing or need to see or hear, this melody is playing hide & seek with my emotions, yet my heart skips a beat, Yes I Love It.

[@safakdemirci6017]

Bu eseri dinlemekten daha güzel bir şey varsa oda bu eseri çalmaktır.

[@ayoitsme91]

Indeed

[@end99933]

Kesinlikle

[@Thebrainwashedturtle]

Eved

[@1398mehmet]

Dinlerken hayatı sorguluyorsun

[@DuxDeno]

depresif hayatıma zınk diye uyan harika bir parça

[@maelysearl-sur4777]

This is the very first piece I ever learnt. It was nearly 3 years ago, and I played it at my school’s concert. This piece means so much to me, thanks for the upload. I’ll forever associate it with the memories of trying to learn how to read, what fingerings to use… I found this quite hard, but still, it’s one of my most happy memories

[@maelysearl-sur4777]

I’ve came a long way since then, I am now learning Chopin’s waltz in c# minor. It’s beautiful, but rather hard, so wish me luck

[@xhoimula4559]

@@maelysearl-sur4777 good luck g

[@henrlima87]

Its the only instrument id like to learn to play, but its so intimidating. I cant even remember how to read a sheet.

[@wefailedmusic1789]

spent my entire life looking for this smh one of the best and most underrated piano pieces

[@cataskinqdom]

Am I the only one who thinks his tempo is amazing and plays along to it? 😅

[@supafrogg258]

This incredible piano piece evokes feelings of such sadness. Eventually I realized that Satie may have composed this, while grieving over the loss of a loved one. I later then read that around the time Satie had written this, a dear friend of his had passed away.

[@ShoutingAllAboutLove]

You're opening my eyes to a whole new world of compositions 🎹🎹🎹 Your timing is 🔥

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Thanks! Satie's music really is a whole new world, his music is eccentric

[@TheAnonyy]

Is this the same channel as rousseau as I'm confused here?

[@TheFlamingPiano]

@@TheAnonyy No, but it's inspired by Rousseau and has a similar set-up

[@d.k.s.4648]

me too i was kinda mixed up

[@GinaJynx]

so haunting and beautiful The agony of the soul painted in music.

[@jupiter1014]

Well said

[@_mongomerritt]

@@jupiter1014 I was going to say that but now I don’t need to 👌

[@rigormortis570]

Tek kelimeyle büyüleyici... Sanki dinlerken başka bir aleme gidiyorum. Hem daha önce tatmadığım duygulardan bir demet hem de çok tanıdık, derinlerde benliğimden bir parça. Bu parça daima hayatımın müziği olarak kalacak.

[@ldalexandrite]

I was very little when I first heard this piece. I remember feeling sadness, happines, bliss and some feeling else I still don’t know the name of. But _never_ despair. It just pulled my little heart’s strings. And it still does after 20 something years.

[@ESkog]

Heard this at the Van Gogh Alive exhibit in St. petersburg FL and it was really intense with his art flashing a long the walls in sync to the music. incredible experience. thank you!

[@ysmndgn1903]

Bu şarkı beni henüz bilmediğim bambaşka yerlere götürdü.. tarifsiz duygular içindeyim.

[@leejones7439]

I was on a bus trip a few years ago and we went to a recreated Pioneer Village that was decorated for Autumn/Halloween. I happened to walk past a dimly lit barn with candles in the window and music playing. The sound was haunting to me so I stood there listening. Suddenly, a figure dressed in muslin cloth with her face covered with a veil slowly approached the entrance and was swaying to this tune. I was mesmerized by this. I didn't know what was playing and it took me a while to find it on KZbin. It was Gnossienne No. 1.

[@kevinexline5392]

I've heard this piece countless times and always get the same feeling... the most uncomfortable comfort I've ever experienced.

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Like a liminal space but for sound... it's a good point. Anyway, thanks for watching!

[@emirhankanat]

I feel sad... I feel good... I feel something when I listen this masterpiece

[@BottleCaps]

Everytime I play your videos Jack my parrot stops and just watches

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Even your parrot likes it, awesome! Thanks!

[@g-love6507]

Satie has all of these haunting melodies ... some invoke various moods, others thought provoking and melancholy contemplation !!!

[@yasinercetin3414]

Dinlerken gece yarısı bir sahilde yoğun dalgaların ilerisindeki sonsuz karanlığa bakarken buluyorum kendimi. Bakışlarımı doğan güneşi terketmiş geceye doğru çevirirken aynı zamanda dalgaların ayaklarıma çarpmasına şahit oluyorum. Ay’ı kapatan bulutlar, şiddetli olmayan ama durmak bilmeyen rüzgar ve dalgaların korkunç gürültüsü olan biten her şeyi umursamadığımı anlamamı sağlıyor. Bu parça bana dağılmış hisleri ve sona ermiş bir savaşı anlatıyor.

[@ponbapanda2935]

The tune is so minimalistic but has this unnatural beauty around it. Amazing!!!

[@TrollOverBeethoven]

I could listen to this song over and over and over and over ...

[@Riasat202]

Thank you for helping me learn this subtle masterpiece. The brilliance of this piece becomes all the more apparent when you try to play it!

[@MJafarov3]

Eseri dinlerken hem ağlayasım hem de gülesim geliyor,hayallerimin notalarla ifadesi gibi.Hani derler ya müzik insanın ruhunun ziyafetidir,bu şarkı ruhum için şenlikdir. Şarkıyı dinlerken düşündüm ben piyano çalıyorum niye bunu çalmıyorum sonra anladım çalmak için duyqu da lazım

[@gungorxxx1239]

Ben Seni Anlıyorum. Ben bu Müzigi defalarca dinledim, ve halen dinliyorum. Her duydugumda Kalbim ve Ruhuma güzel duygular giriyor. Bazen Ağlıyorum bazen derin Düsüncelere giriyorum. Hayatımda en güzel Müziklerden birisi bu.

[@im_luna00]

Evet ya çok guzel♥️😍

[@killoki13]

PORÇAYLANDINIZ UZHAHUAUAHA

[@Huzeyinali]

Piyono ve keman çalan insanları çok seviyorum.Seni farklı diyarlara götürebilen özel insanlardır.

[@recep14b28]

oha la türk

[@Huzeyinali]

@@recep14b28 Türk değilim kardeşim Türkiyeliyim☺️

[@onurkrc21]

@@Huzeyinali türksün

[@yasinkorkmaz6209]

@@Huzeyinali türksün işte boş yapma

[@NoName-cv1yp]

My soul has found peace

[@herb369nichols]

I came upon this melancholic masterpiece in the movie Chocolat and listen to it frequently. My favorite performance is by pascal rogè.

[@winkdawink8192]

Play piano is about having FUN!! It does not mater if you play it wrong anyway. As long you played this piece with fun and excitement, your a great pianist.

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Glad you see it that way. Thanks!

[@bladesofseven]

Thank you so much for this particular rendition of the song. A lot of artists have a habit of rushing through the early melody, and this slower-paced version definitely resonates with me more, in my uninformed opinion.

[@suyashkumar4616]

Never heard this piece but I loved it just after few seconds. It gives me the vibessss. Also nice work.

[@blue_birb]

This was the first piano piece I had ever learned/played to completion, and this is the one video that gave me inspiration

[@coni7161]

This melody give me a mistery sensation that i cant explain

[@animeslife8728]

Sen, beni asla, asla tanımayan, bir su birikintisinin yanından geçercesine yanımdan geçip giden, bir taşa basarcasına üstüme basan, hep, ama hep yoluna devam eden ve beni sonsuz bir bekleyiş içerisinde bırakan sen, kimsin ki benim için?... - Stefan ZWEIG

[@kamalguluzade8010]

Ne alaka amk

[@alperayyildiz5475]

Ne anlatıyon

[@fravain4863]

That feeling, when you have that memory you never had. That's what I feel

[@TunahanAtik]

tekrar tekrar çalıyorum bu parçayı huzur veriyor ve çalarken dünyadan kopuyorum

[@JONINXBOX]

This music came on during an immersive Vincent Van Gogh exhibition in Edinburgh and it was such an emotional hit the moment the piano kicked in it brought everything together in the show that feeling of not only sadness in some of his work but hope, such a great piece of music that’s timeless..

[@slepuis]

I feel like this piece perfectly fits a hero's sidekick who slowly starts becoming the villains pet, but only because the sidekick started realizing that the "hero" was the true villain

[@donnyexoduz3356]

Like Spag said, I think it better represents a character slowly going insane. The character Sigma from the game OverWatch had his mind shattered after a terrible accident. He went mad, and he constantly heard piano music wherever he went. The creepy thing is how similar it sounds to Gnossienes No.1: kzbin.info/www/bejne/bpbLapqijLunq5o

[@brianathompson1012]

I can’t stop rewatching this. Gorgeous, evoking piece. Thank you

[@heilysso2349]

Oh how I love this melody

[@Ozymandias_Decay]

I first heard this from the game "Faith the Unholy Trinity" and loved it, then I later heard it again while watching the "Tally Hall Internet Show" and looked it up, found this, and now I can play it, lovely job with the composition, tempo, dynamics, everything.

[@nhbradio2505]

I swear every other version I've heard is rushing through it. This is the first version I've heard that actually breathes.

[@candlekin2146]

WHAT IS THAT MELODY!?!

[@mampytanie9500]

WHAT IS THAT MELODY

[@thatreddude8796]

I have finally learned what is the melody.

[@kristigvasalia]

I'm from Queen's Gambit 😍

[@EctopicMike]

same, I want to learn this song so bad.

[@davidvilca7230]

What part did u hear it in? I don’t remember hearing it

[@EctopicMike]

@@davidvilca7230 the first song her adoptive mother played on the piano

[@bigruss8103]

@@EctopicMike I knew this song before, so I was so hyped when she played the song on the piano! I've just learnt how to play the full piece :)

[@EctopicMike]

@@bigruss8103 I also knew it from somewhere, but I didn't know the name. I also want to learn how to play this but I don't have an instrument. Trying to get a used one for cheap but no luck 😢

[@fredericfrancoischopin7]

Thank you The Flaming Piano,while 7th graders play this composition at our school,I can play it from start to finish even though I'm 5th grade.More over,I teach it to my friends!It is one of the first compositions I can play,Thank you again...

[@ringh9290]

Finally i found the version with the perfect tempo.

[@shantil7764]

Soooo difficult to find this piece played at the right tempo and with that level of expressiveness. Thank you so much. I am learning it !

[@ambruhgn2955]

This was the first piano piece I ever learnt. The man that I love taught me how to play it when I had never touched a piano before 🥺 This piece will always be special to me

[@EE-vx8lr]

I’m jealous of you 🥺🥺🥺

[@cado8431]

i’m learning this piece and using your reference to getting correct fingerings and dynamics. very well done 👍

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Glad to hear, thanks a lot! Also check out Alessio Nanni's cover. I based mine off his

[@ez0zahon]

THIS IS HEAVEN TO EARS 💖

[@ladysensei1487]

I’ve been practicing this piece for about a year, on and off. Some how each time I play and hear it, it surprises me. It’s rare to play a piece that I feel is teaching me something about the composer like gnossienne does.

[@juandavila4534]

I _love_ it. Best version of this piece I could find on YT. Awesome job!

[@dylaneliot3582]

I absolutely love how you let the notes and the spaces between the notes speak for themselves by really savoring them. This is my favorite of his Gnossiennes (No. 4 and 7 are 2nd and 3rd favorites)!

[@Zeynep-ug3yk]

Çok garip bi eser... Dinlerken geçmişe gidiyorsun sonra da şimdiki zamana dönüp bi bakıyorsun... Hem hüzünleniyorsun hemde rahatlıyorsun... Moralimin bozuk olduğu her an geldiğim yerdir burası... Çok güzel...

[@merteksen6314]

Aynen be

[@cagatayindahouse]

cok dogru bende oyle hissediyorum dinleyince, birde bu hayatin ne kadar bos oldugu geliyo aklima, hepimiz elinde sonunda gidiyoruz, guzel veya cirkin, guclu veya zayif, iyi veya kotu, hepimiz Allaha donucez, ve bu beni rahatlatiyo, hayati anlatan bi parca

[@AnyWuss2]

@@cagatayindahouse kuranda da ayet varya inna nillahi ve inna ileyhi raciun aynı onungibi amabunun yanı sıra insan a iyi geliyor rahatlıyor tabi kötü tarafı olarak ta anlamsız yere düşüncelere dalıyor gerçitam manada anlamsız değide ayrı mesele

[@cagatayindahouse]

@@AnyWuss2 kanka soylediginin yarisini anladim, bu parca hayati anlatiyor, dedigin gibi dusuncelerede daldiriyor ama bence dusunceler bos degil ya, dusuncelerde hayatin bi parcasi sonucta, hayat cok garip bi yer gercekten, ama onemli olan dusunceler degil ama ne yaptigin, buraya bir kere gelmisiz, ozaman bos gecirecegimize Allahin bizden istedigi seyi yapalim, zaten burada olmamizin asil nedeni o, var olmamizin nedeni

[@AnyWuss2]

@@cagatayindahouse doğru ama ne yazıkki sorun şu ki hep bahanelerle geçiştiriyorum ya da çoğulcu olmayayım bende dahil olmak üzere tanıdığım birçok kişi geçiriyor

[@derpleyew]

This specific performance is one I come back to time and again. I have no choice but to be cryptic, but your video has helped me through a very dark time that I experienced lately and it was one of the few things I found comfort in while most else in my life was falling to pieces around me. I guess all I can say is thank you for playing this piece in such a way that really connected with my soul at a time of huge stress and fear.

[@LastDoppelganger]

Every time I just feel like wandering by myself, this is the perfect soundtrack

[@Kallixede]

WHAT IS THAT MELODY?!??!

[@JoeZay10]

I need a 10 hour loop of this

[@cadenshavers156]

WHAT IS THAT MELODY?!

[@iles_orales]

WHAT IS THAT MELODY?!?!?

[@NuNiia95]

currently learnin this piece right now, really beautiful

[@rababtawk2638]

I m overwhelmed. One of my best pieces. Sensual playing, thumb up

[@kgmaster9421]

i love how each key goes on fire at the end of your finger tips , makes it powerful

[@anahihernandez9754]

The painted veil made fall in love with this song 🤍

[@brendanjacobson7048]

This is the most brilliant piece I've ever heard

[@MrFrak0207]

Omg I love listening to this piece so I decided to try to learn it today... It is so unexpectedly easy to play/memorise but still soo effective and wonderful.. already can play the entire piece and I enjoy it so much. Thank you for the upload!!

[@anaone7923]

Beautiful, thank you.

Love this one ...thank you for choosing it ...a lovely rendition ...very passionate 🙏🌹🎹

[@mattjohnson9962]

How much I care about my brother, the moment of sorrow before he passed away.

[@youserock123]

May he Rest In Peace

[@pianochannels516]

I know this KZbin channel isn’t meant for piano tutorial but I’m self taught, I’m never taught how to read notes and I’m a visual learner. But channels like this how learn how to play the piano. This first classical piece I’ve mastered on the piano thanks to you!

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Good to hear. Thank you too!

[@mickey_287]

Ever since I heard Gymnopèdie and learned to play it, I can't stop wanting to hear more and wanting to learn more piano. Absolutely beautiful, never thought I'd enjoy music without vocals in it. Edit: I know how to play this song now 😩 May 31

[@sheila2609]

Spectacular! Bravo!

[@ozkannazli]

This is one of the first pieces that I learned, still one of my favorites

[@edgamingpro4112]

sometimes this is the mood of our souls, thanks

[@luisvalles9825]

WHAT IS THIS MELODY!

[@audreyg4923]

Thank you for not rushing thru this piece. I was able to learn the right hand and now I need to learn the left hand. 😌 This song lives on repeat in my head and now I can play it whenever I want.

[@EddynsonDuque]

This is the best performance for this magnificent piece of music. The perfect tempo. This is the one I first heard in Spotify when I discovered this song. Not so fast, not so slow. Thank you! Cheers from Medellín!

[@TheFlamingPiano]

Thank you very much! My cover's not on Spotify though. Maybe I'll work on that soon

[@tiagoluna1942]

I found this masterpiece while I was dealing with anxiety and stress. After so many years I still find it so relaxing, and all I get is awe. Erik Satie, wherever you are, Thank you! Also, beautifully played and I loved the tempo.

[@IX_4]

you should listen to the Quran

[@user-tp2js9ej3g]

This piece took me years to appreciate it. But, when I listen to this music I'm able to paint the sounds I hear. This is such a charm.