Erik Satie - Gnossiennes 1-5 (3 hour loop)

[@ShaneisRight]

I'll share something. I know very little about composing and composers. I can only say that when my wife of 38 years passed away recently, I had to change the alarm setting on my smartphone....because the morning she died, it's what woke me up so I could provide her next dose of medicine. She passed away the moment it went off. An otherwise pleasant collection of notes to awaken to, it never failed to remind me of that morning. I had to change it. About a week ago I sat on my bed and went through every selection searching for an alternate. I chose "Erik Satie Gymnopedie" for the alarm and my ringtone. It is his first of the three compositions, Lent et Douloureux, which translated means "slow and painful." Appropriate, since the music and its title have matched my state of mind ever since. And I wish this experience on no one....not even my worst enemy.

[@Texas3589]

Stay strong 👑

[@anntodd1732]

It’s thanks 🙏 giving time

[@AndrewGilmartin-l8l]

I'm truly sorry for your loss. As someone who has experienced loss recently, I extend my deepest condolences to you.

[@woonping4782]

Be strong

[@Neil_X10]

My heart goes out to you. Please know that the passage of time will lessen the pain. It will never be forgotten, but rest assured it will ease.

[@dwaynehendricks7842]

Does anyone else find it hauntingly beautiful?

[@servan7528]

You aren't alone dude ♥

[@isaacgv2385]

Yes😢

[@Berque14]

No its just you

[@servan7528]

@@Berque14 sq burdan

[@Hitee-id7qk]

I feel like I am walking the streets of Paris in belle epoque

[@Leanners]

When I went thru the deepest pain in my life I listened to this and rode it out and somehow it helped

[@MrSambollet]

When I heard Gnossienne No. 1 for the first time, it felt like 1885 and the streets were foggy and damp. This tune was ahead of its time and has influenced so many musicians, the fact Satie was an eccentric also showed he was not able to express himself in his own time, born out of time as are all geneiuses...this particular piece is saying farewell as we all must do

[@wUrmsalad]

I always imagine myself stumbling down a street in paris in 1888 in the rain when this plays

[@virnalisilifestyle601]

for work for focus, for a wine, for love, for just contemplating... always Satie .

[@Hetzenauer33]

For love 🤗🍆

[@marckg6950]

No wine for me, but yes the rest with Eric

[@thecabbagetoe22]

When I heard Gnossienne No. 1 for the first time, I basically unlocked a new emotion/feeling.

[@eddiemente2606]

@@zennabella1676 shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh - the Cabbage Toe is unlocking...

[@Liesl_Cigarboxguitar]

Yes such a haunting quality to the music it unlocks many emotions I agree my friend

[@zennabella1676]

I RECON THE FIRST ONE IS HIS VERY BEST SONG. I LIKE SOME OF HIS OTHER SONGS TOO. HIS MUSIC IS SO UNIQUE.

[@miamiechka6557]

aaaah is that two set violin in your profile picture?😂

[@thecabbagetoe22]

@@miamiechka6557 Yep!

[@Sameoldfitup]

“Has it ever struck you that life is all memory, except for the one present moment that goes by you so quick you hardly catch it going?”― Tennessee Williams.

[@emerpez]

What a wonderful quotation!

[@cosmicphorz7328]

... and even if you catch such a moment, you are instantly drunk on it.

[@chetansirisai]

Eow

[@chetansirisai]

Wow

[@moiseshernandez1553]

We're riding the crest of memory--but most of us are looking back at what's been.

[@didesigner8877]

what a palette of emotions his music offers. Calming yet uneasy, mystic and even a bit sinistre. just perfect for introverts :))

[@christinsongbird]

Indeed

[@cindyelliott534]

Introverts with a smile. I like that. :))

[@caneson230]

The way i feel it too 👍

[@verasmith5507]

Je crois savoir que mr Satie était introverti.

[@jordanlpolk]

yes but for extroverts too (I know bc I am one) :)

[@Malik_Sylvus]

This music was composed in 1890, I think it was futurist and ahead of its time, it's mystic and psychedelic. This music was invented for movies before the invention of cinema.

[@chrisw7347]

That's fucking mindblowing. I never realized how ahead of its time it was.

[@frenchenstein]

My grand father was born in 1890. He lived until 99 years. His name is Horace.

[@pharoahpando]

He worked With Picasso on a least one theatre production. The second never quite happened. The surrealists were experimenting with early Black and white Movies and there was some crossover with Man Ray amongst others. They were The Future we still bathe in Now ........

[@paulphillippenko3108]

well found

[@ΧΑΡΑΛΑΜΠΙΑΚΑΠΑΡΕΛΗ]

😊

[@hallu6666]

Satie came from another planet. He weaves such a fine gossamer of dreams, hopes, nostalgia, and I don't know what... you feel light as a fly that treads on the web of a hypnotic spider that will devour you the moment you reach a blissful climax, but you don't care)

[@ayliea3974]

Excellent way to express how many of us feel when we listen to this music.

[@parsa8533]

Impressionism, decadent verse, Gnossiennes... All portray an emotion I have been living with in the past year and a half: the longing to be left alone to contemplate. There is so much to see and so much to read, yet so little time, and people seemingly always come up with a way to pull you back into the hustle and bustle of daily life. If you are also seeking an escape from mundaneness and searching for beauty, then I am not alone

[@jojobaba754]

You are far from alone my friend!

[@merkabababy6740]

you are not alone..i also crave to go into the woods and build a cabin....but alas, we are stuck in this perpetual mundane life cycle. we have been conditioned this way....most see it and accept it. we...we know there is something more to be explored...

[@michelekeck7716]

I have had such a burst of creative insight and new insight on older representing ideas and concepts through the artificial construct of covid lockdown because the solitude enables one to step out of usual time constructs and fall back on hidden resources of a well developed creative imagination developed in a childhood and young adulthood of a less cluttered time.

[@unnoprious6040]

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[@Cocamo1337]

*does a big wet fart* sorry didn’t mean to interrupt you all I’ll be leaving now

[@Thetonetemple.]

Each note breaks my heart and the next one mends it. The motif is asking an unanswerable questions at all times. This song has been a part of my life since I was a child. Satie, I have played a lot of his music .Gymnopedies.. Brava to everlasting passions in music. If I were not a musician I probably wouldn’t be here still. It is the most divine place to hang out if you know what I mean and I know you do if you play an instrument also. I spend every night of my life at the piano practicing. It’s what I do it’s where I live it’s my passion. I don’t care if anyone hears my music it’s the journey the finished product. And then the finished product is about as high as I can get in this life. Happy new year! Play lots of music lots and lots and lots and lots and lots for yourself and for the world. It makes it a softer place to be

[@ParkvaleWill]

I imagine that you must play piano a lot better than me but I now feel inspired to get my saxophone out. It might not make the world softer but perhaps I can give the wise pause for thought?

[@benzuddhist]

Oh yes X

[@harvey1126]

What beautiful words speaking truth.

[@ronellison1377]

Youe words are so beautiful. I think I'm a part of his (Satie) and your world.

[@CEESDYT]

You are a blessed human being, having music residing in yout heart.

[@verdantfaerie4409]

Timeless. Makes me want to lay on the floor in a pool of sunlight and enjoy dust drifting along.

[@elibear8530]

his intention was for it to be music in the background and was annoyed when it was played as a concert with people in seats listening. The father of ambient music imo inspiration for Enos Music for Airports etc,

[@pracaproseman3725]

- but then I would break into a fit of sneezing and disrupt the experience!

[@DByers-ci5kr]

I was thinking something similar. I was lying on the lawn watching the Aurora Borealis over a still lake in northern NY when I was 19. It came back vividly. I'm 62.

[@rogeriofreitas7299]

Me too. It's wonderful!!!!!

[@ellalegg5598]

Do it :)

[@Belgrade-Wolf]

Gnossiennes - a moment of awareness that someone you’ve known for years still has a private and mysterious inner life, and somewhere in the hallways of their personality is a door locked from the inside, a stairway leading to a wing of the house that you’ve never fully explored-an unfinished attic that will remain maddeningly unknowable to you, because ultimately neither of you has a map, or a master key, or any way of knowing exactly where you stand.

[@clarke4552]

Excellent my friend.

[@unnoprious6040]

Sumer tum el us Sol per axim vern el, di ereti o Major Dolunai segs luxus me turguit minet. Anadolu ad' sorust Neptun erre dormie et aquis vester eret amin Se'venus per luminar arca lense tum Silvis Luna di erant, eratus causa pers ar ignis terre ortem parce ad circ im petus orbit ast aqua. Ustum per Fomalhaut teget celeberte exer cuiti Jupit er dux ille et este Auster Templumis Soloman Venetis gestum vernel Regul ös periculum. Septem tus aere Uran'ös ar medio ium coelie permite acri aque vol ta maget erebus . Antarvers'us Luxino sui tempis utis sed etiam divin di lux erat sui. Per immenet id Sagittaru usim pendum qua set dux gnos eclipti sol prio Ophichius laetitiam persius etat. Antar Persarum cordna eraet deas populus et pericula praeda Sumeria. Pro hastae eccelim terim forte d'Lucis serpentus silvis sagitta dixus.

[@unnoprious6040]

tırılabilir. #uriarte Dedikleri de bu tekinolgunun bir alt modeli. Fakat libertarian sosyalizm (Ali Şeriatinin desteklediği) de bununla ilintili. Upcycling monopolleri biraz tehdit edebilceğinden, bunun sosyal aile bağ örflerini ve bürokrasiyi sarsmaması için, E-devlete çok iş düşüyor. 55 yaşında emekli olan kendi alanı ile ilgili kararları ölene kadar reyliyor haftada 25 saat bilgisayar yada akıllı telefon üzerinden, employee turnover hızlanıyor, işsizlik azalıyor - bürokrasi otomasyona uğruyor- emekliler arasından iyi karar verenler, yüksek pozisyonlara yükseliyorlar hem özel hem de kamu sektörü için. İlk belediyeler bu şekilde çalışmaya başlayabilir. İnsanların ülke yönetimine direk katılımı artıyor. Belki en çıkar yol.

[@jschuler53]

Z.V. beautifully said.

[@angiemaster007]

Yes, your words make perfect sense of the dissonance in this hauntingly beautiful, painful sound. I find I cannot stop listening to it.

[@maggieking6619]

I studied piano for many years, from 5 to 20 years old. But I'd never heard Satie until I bought an LP of Blood Sweat and Tears in the late 60s. The first short track was Gymnopedies. I bought sheet music that day. And just now my husband (who is not even close to being a classical fan just popped into my office, "Who's this? It's soothing and beautiful". Every human can hear this and be moved. Peace.

[@caim3606]

thank you

[@lizreilly2493]

Always makes me feel like I've always known this, from a long, long, time ago...

[@jenniferwu5076]

Me too...so farmiliar in time capsule.

[@Wriggs74]

I too agree 👍

[@constancesteckel5372]

I feel that way as well, echoes of something we knew a long time ago, not exactly sad, but something.. as Longfellow said, "Resembles sadness as the mist resembles rain."

[@lizreilly2493]

@@constancesteckel5372 perfectly and beautifully put!

[@constancesteckel5372]

yes, yes!

[@tomr4035]

The power lies in the unresolved chords, which leave one with a feeling of melancholic yearning tinged with omnipresent beauty.

[@davideselmin8018]

The beauty of this composition is endless...

[@ericelisoiefer332]

Thank you 🙏 Noticing that more than 1.8 million people have ‘viewed’ this video to date is heartwarming.

[@jennifera6631]

When I hear Satie, it provokes an inner contemplation: what did I accomplish, who loved me, who did I love, who really knows me, am I truly honest with myself, how long will I be remembered?

[@FJTiernan]

Very deep yet very basic. Like this music. Thanks for sharing Jennifer.

[@francescobarozzi6844]

Buona

[@juleswoodbury58]

jesus christ, if that were the case for me I'd never listen to it

[@le_0318]

@@juleswoodbury58 haha same :)

[@gideonros2705]

Yes there is uneasiness that many people won't readily admit to as the reason why they are drawn to his music, that it's really connected to the confrontation with one's death /dying that is sensed in every moment, in every word in every relationship we had and behind it the intimation of the big question;What is the meaning of it all.

[@marciaorantas5989]

This was my father's most beloved music. Today would be his 86° birthday, but we lost him 20 days ago. Still hurts like hell, but this music brings a bit of him back, even if it's just for today

[@stepitup5409]

Im totally with you. It never goes away. I lost my best friend, my dad, one and a half years ago. I miss him so much.

[@priscilaperez6199]

Um pouco triste estou ,chorando por nada!!! Enfim ...

[@myriambalahe9917]

They are here Inside or outside …. They are not dead Just the absence of presence……..

[@alperkins1109]

@@bloodbonnieking Pathetic. At least learn how to spell.

[@JGULLIF]

Peace to you and your family.

[@StudSupreme]

INTERESTING. Based on the artwork displayed in the video, it appears I am not the only person who, when hearing Satie, feels transported to a rather shaded, cool room with the curtains drawn, a late march rain soaking the world outside just before the trees begin sprouting their first buds. The gently bittersweet melancholy of the music is profound.

[@FJTiernan]

Your comment is profound.

[@ТруляяЖужужу]

😊😊😊0

[@ТруляяЖужужу]

Х😊

[@varshasankar5348]

Me too

[@ILOVEWAFFLESXP]

I just love your vocabulary.

[@mygdaliafierro0731]

I first heard Satie in the movie The Painted Veil. I’m grateful for finding Satie here. Thank you for sharing this lovely music ❤️.

[@chief2196]

Exactly when I heard it for the first time also! I love the French song the children sing also.

[@albertfreitas2536]

This masterpiece gave me the key to opening the gate for a new level of consciousness, something mysterious, and at the same time revealing.

[@DeidreL9]

Yes! I feel my mind operating at a different level listening to this, like it’s expanding, my inner vision moving into broad vistas and concepts of timelessness❤️

[@colinnuttall9579]

Erik Satie’s music touches something in me that other music does not. It’s haunting but familiar at the same time. Love it !

[@62Cristoforo]

Yes, as if to open up an whole new genre

[@sarahalbers5555]

Perfect description.

[@elizanaber642]

This is the bridge to connect with the other world, Thank you.

[@zennabella1676]

NICELY SAID.

[@Lupus-ny8ww]

It has just started to rain. In the distance I hear thunder. Immediately I think of Satie and his Gnossiennes - and here I am. They seem the most perfect accompaniment to slowly falling rain, which softly hits my window pane... and from my window I watch as I listen, and all that I can see is gradually bathed in grey.

[@felictychoi1868]

they are reminding me of beautiful and fond memory that I've never had before...

[@zennabella1676]

OR MAYBE ONE YOU CANT REMEMBER.

[@altacalifornio5375]

Or maybe you’re remembering someone else’s ...from the ether

[@ellenthomazini2166]

Tenho 70 anos. A primeira vez que ouvi sua música foi aos 17 anos e me encantei! Até hoje. Amo Eric Satie!

[@arthurvainer9866]

É muito bom não é mesmo, hoje com 20 estou voltando a apreciar isso

[@ellenthomazini2166]

@@arthurvainer9866 volte e não saia nunca mais desse universo de beleza, delicada tristeza, onde poucos estão. Não se retire mais, Arthur!

[@cloversdaddy]

Can't thank you enough for this! I thought I was crazy for wanting to listen to Satie on repeat for hours. Now I know that I'm not the only one.

[@kayacanoedeloin8703]

"But I'm not the only one"--John Lennon

[@TheSteppenwolf77]

But that does not prove that you are not crazy. You may be crazy along with the rest of us.

[@lizm-iz9dc]

Your not crazy, your a independent thinker.

[@Cottage1113]

Do it. Life is too short!

[@teddyberto]

Ur not the only mentality unstable in this room, there are more like you, enjoyers of monsieur Satie, and mentally unstable of course 🤪

[@superiorbeing95]

I was forced to take piano lessons as a kid, had they tried to teach me this I might have took more notice.

[@SatieSo]

i always look for satie compilation to listen to when i'm doing academic stuff. this helps a lot.

[@aysekanylmaz6459]

@jmalcolmg123 qqqq

[@NYCBG]

You must be far advanced in your “academic” pursuits. Keep us inf.

[@fonsheijnsbroekphotosamste9718]

I recognize it! Also some Einaudi pieces do, I think.

[@polyglotpress]

It absolutely carries me through all the assignments.

[@Tobbe1973]

Funny, I'm at my marking right now :)

[@Kauailove]

Eric Satie gave a new definition for introspection . You could not get closer to emotion expressed on the keyboard as he did.

[@ENIGMAXII2112]

I don't like the piano.. But when I hear Erik Satie. It touches the heart, then there after I think of the piano as a magical instrument. Erik Satie makes it magical...

[@ibanmartinez6990]

A mí tampoco me gusta el piano pero con Satie es distinto, me encantan esos brillos. Saludos

[@jimmybolton8473]

I dont want to ever stop listening to this.

[@maryellenryall3548]

I have loved Gnossiennes for years. I just can't get enough of where it takes me. The ups and downs of crescendos and then a pause. Erik Satie takes you to a place that is one that you want to stay in.

[@pablokatz9062]

I think is not a place , but a dimension in itself . If I may say so . I hope you feel like I do......I know by your words , you do .

[@Delfin63]

❤

[@katekennedy2320]

I hear everyone speaking or referring to the same thing…. Some type of innate nostalgia. Very cool we can all feel that. 💜

[@masquenada7584]

Music to dive into oneself... and reflect, forgive, forget and remember.

[@debrafox5576]

It is a magnificent Spring day and I’m laying on a floral beach towel in my side yard. The bright green leaves have just popped out on the trees and the sunny daffodils and purple irises have burst forth. A tray of fresh lemonade and Satie’s music accompany a pink plate of fresh fruit and vegetables under egg salad and avocado on rye. A Robin has laid her aqua eggs in a snug nest within the rhododendron beside me. A soft breeze gently whispers that today is a day to rejoice and reflect. Slowly I savor each bite, each sight, each sound. To lay down and soak up the energy from the warmed earth and rays in a puffy clouded sky make me feel the exquisite dance of life these Gnossiennes sing of and I bow in thankfulness.

[@brianbell3836]

Just like the tunes.

[@debracisneroshhp2827]

The perfect day. 🙏😇✨💫🌱🌿🌻🐝🌎💖🙌😺

[@DylanGroves-to6ju]

Oh my God.

[@dudoklasovity2093]

this is perfect for staring out of a window into a rainy day sipping hot cinnamon wine and slipping slowly into that soothing melancholic feeling of happy sadness❤️

[@jeegupopli1871]

Why do you put cinnamon in your wine? And who do you stare at out of the window you jobless creep

[@dudoklasovity2093]

@@jeegupopli1871 I gave you a like because I have compassion for a nosy weirdo🤭🤫

[@christistratton]

yes, but with homemade cocoa for me-- :)

[@jeegupopli1871]

@@eduardolopescardoso2473seems like you needed an another pair of adult diapers after reading my comment. It was a joke old lady chill tf out or you're gonna prolapse over nothing although I would take deep pleasure in the image of that happening to an old dumass. Besides I wasn't even talking to you stop being a sensitive old bat and go scratch some sweaty hairy ⚾⚾'s with your old buddies at the nasty humid old age retirement shack you dwell in.

[@jeegupopli1871]

@@dudoklasovity2093 a creeps compassion is concerning stay away from me ms. Dodo

[@anninotomei3914]

I close my eyes and go somewhere else. The first piece does something to my soul

[@lisalisabowbisa]

I agree ABSOLUTELY!

[@dianamariamische5300]

Yes, is the best

[@debracisneroshhp2827]

So deep__so beautiful to listen to while lying under a tree, in the afternoon, in spring and summer. I swear, if I had a house with a small piece of property, I would have high-quality speakers set up outside and play this so I could enjoy it while in my gardens. That is a simple dream of mine. 🙏😇✨💫🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳🌎💖🙌😺

[@blowitoutyourcunt7675]

Good to I’m not the only person who wants this music outside w me! I put my record player on our covered patio so I can hear it while gardening! The vinyl version is great because the snaps, hisses and pops give it an extra quality that clean digital versions lack 😊 Cheers mate!

[@sarahalbers5555]

Yes. And with kitties as well.

[@donaldwarriner99]

Thanks for sharing. I can picture it now.

[@MegaPetchi]

I am only 4 years old and 7 months and I am glad that such music exists to guide me all my life. I will need it for sure

[@thomasblumenthal2557]

ME TOO!

[@viaviatoresquaerit]

you are 4 yrs old and able to make this comment??????????

[@whocares_bear]

@@viaviatoresquaerit and 7 months

[@GeraldineKGreen]

My question, too.@@viaviatoresquaerit

[@mariannehoutzager9093]

I could read and write when I was four years old. I asked my mom what letters it were and learned to spell and all of a sudden I could read! What I was reading? The Readers Digest!

[@damesftw45]

Despair, and hopelessness. It's good to know others feel that way.

[@rhododendron4902]

Satie is one of the most amazing classical composers I've ever been moved by. It's so heavy and beautiful. Dramatic and emotionally-stirring. I'm not sure why. It brings out the feels.

[@sgmedia100]

Someone who i didn't deserve introduced me to Erik Satie, listening to the compositions is an experience of deep, dark, sad and reflective emotions.

[@elijahvernon6795]

are you ok?

[@shahmeerkhan6206]

Idk why but after listening to this you can’t listen to any other music as this holds you back to listen to it again and again every time.

[@lisalisabowbisa]

So true!!!!!

[@awatifbachari7211]

Because ... it...is wonderful!

[@NickolaiPetrovitch]

All I can listen to lately is classical piano pieces … my favourite has always been Moonlight Sonata after I listened to it as a child.

[@jameswright5417]

As a child I head this music in my favorite movie. I searched for 3 years then heard it on the radio late at night traveling and knew it immediately since I had seen the movie many times. I stopped the car on a lonely highway and a miracle occurred, they said who the artist was and began to cry like a child in complete happiness. The movie is Being There with Peter Sellers. I will forever have a special relationship with this beautiful music.

[@aedleathers]

I love Being There...one of my favorite movies. Sometimes I think I am like Chauncey. I like how you stopped the car and cried like a child when you heard Satie's name. I love the music, too.

[@62Cristoforo]

Funny, I just mentioned the film earlier today in the comments, and now scrolling through later I see this. It was played at the very end of the movie, a particularly supernatural scene. But how fitting

[@Sam-ft2ir]

I'm just imagining you alone in your car, crying because you heard a song... Kinda weird

[@phillipphil1615]

Satie is also used at the end of "My dinner with Andre" with a wonderful effect.

[@adamhesse2586]

@@Sam-ft2ir Sad life if you've never had a piece of music touch you. It's a great moment when you finally hear the name of the piece or the composer/writer for music you've remembered long ago. Now you can find it again!

[@frankleicht5377]

Opiates for the ears. Causes bliss.

[@ILonaVladimirova]

Absolutely... it was like journey into one of my past lives 🤍

[@kavehgaming546]

What's the story?

[@ILonaVladimirova]

@@kavehgaming546 Dear Kaveh, it’s a long & too deep story. Sometimes we have only own story, a sacred story 🤍 I hope, you understand me. Wish you an amazing 2024 ✨

[@fregerreyes3454]

I could feel my soul dance in this kind of music.

[@cwiemers5037]

This brings me soo much peace. And i don't know why or how but dear lord did i NEED it

[@kookamunga2458]

His music is very soothing, meditative spooky ,Trance-like dreamy quality to it . Satie's music casts a magical spell on its listeners, me included .

[@sandracid4987]

When I watched the movie The Unpainted Veil, where this music is played, something happened in my mind. I wasn't joyful but extremely melancholic. Then, I saw my mother's face, dying at 31. This is spiritual music. OMG. The deep, soft, relaxaing sounds, the spectacular views. I'll die to listen to it personally. Sometimes, love hurts. 💖

[@yous2569]

To the great mercy of God

[@sandracid4987]

It happened to me. I've seen it 5 times. Something very strong attracts me to that era. Oh! The navy blue dress with the plelated skirt. All that happened in that movie educated me more. 💙💙💙

[@nicolenevermeulen6030]

The first time I heard Gnossienne NO. 1 was in a movie. It bewitched me immediately and looked it up. I'm besotted with it. So beautiful.

[@islamul802]

this music has something in it, brings me back to it again and again...

[@paulhenryharvey8531]

I don't listen to music much anymore,it has quite a powerful emotional effect upon me. That said I have never gone out of my way to listen to Mr Satie's contributions to my ever growing list of evocative, coordinated sound - scapes . Whenever I find myself within earshot I feel I am being confronted by an old friend whose presence I can't imagine having gone without and too soon gone, as though forever. Apologies for what may seem a somewhat exaggerated view, non the less it is genuine.

[@paulhenryharvey8531]

Why are you such a cretin, I am quite confident when I say 'nobody wants to hear such clap trap'.Appreciate the music or sod off !

[@thomasbittikoffer9038]

Hey, I'm just glad you feel moved to say it. And you don't lead with "I'm a 75 year old man and I still like this."

[@orpheasnestos7444]

Thanks for sharing

[@robinroth5063]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/g3_Ue4inq9-Jgck This one ist for you my friend from far away. Live has so much more to offer to you. Do you feel the up and downswing. Thats normal. But it is beautifull. And it will go on Like that. Up and down and up again. But until you reinigte with the hevenly father this jurney will go on. And i promisse it will be magnificent✨

[@frankaguilera2071]

@@thomasbittikoffer9038 Mr. Thomas Bittikoffer Your exclusive voice provides insight and expresses an adventure like you landed on your feet after birth. And the voice that remains forever young. Thanks for your moving fingers and sharing your taste in what melancholy the key of life composes for just those who get measured with time.

[@atur42]

this is such a gem of a piece

[@KittyKat-bf8bk]

Many years ago, I was in a music store, and a young was just messing around on a piano, and it was enchanting. I asked, did you write that? He looked down his nose at me. It was Satie.

[@ΓεώργιοςΓαλανάκης-ν5ω]

Erik Satie is a real artist!!! It's incredible to be so good

[@johnhannon3972]

I never get tired of listen to this.

[@marlonwright2700]

Satie, the man, the myth, the legend. I can't get enough of this!

[@watzienik]

Gnossiene #5 is a remarkably optimistic and merry piece of music, great contrast with #4. It's like the sun reappearing behind the clouds on a rainy winter's day.

[@alain21301]

Un voyage dans l'intime absolu...on l'écoute un temps, sans durée, toujours recommencé, et toujours surpris, émerveillé , de jour , et puis les nuits, longtemps...MERVEILLEUX!

[@johanneslichteruh1563]

Cette pièce comme un massage de l'âme dans mon cœur.

[@gregorypeuziat2140]

Oui mon ami, je partage ton point de vue

[@lenaourmarc2542]

Pour carcajou. A chaque fois que j'écoute Satie j'ai des larmes d'émotions. J'ai un trente trois tours de lui. Maintenant nous avons Facebook. 61 ans et toujours l'amour de la musique. J'ai été à Honfleur et me suis arrêté devant sa maison de naissance. Je suis né dans le 91 et monsieur Satie a vécu à Paris et près de ma ville. En ce moment j'écoute la Gnossienne No 2.

[@stacyblue1980]

Ohh my goodness I absolutely love this. Im a music buff but where has this been all of my 40 years? Oh thank you for sharing this. My heart💕

[@brianprice7831]

So odd and sad that Satie believed his works to be insignificant, even trivial. The sheet music is often annotated with silly directions, self-deprecating jokes. Yet we hear some of them frequently even now, and pieces like Gnossienes speak to many of us over the many decades.

[@John-nr6gg]

@@brianprice7831 Yes. If he could read our comments now, he would be astonished. Even he didn't realize how progressive and futuristic he was.

[@КостинКонстантин-б1б]

Случайно побывал на репетиции в Мариинском театре. Молодые танцоры Мария Ильюшкина и Никита Корнеев , репетировали танец для конкурса в Москве, положенный на эту музыку. Несколько раз , и раз за разом каждый раз это было бесподобно ....

[@nadyacherry]

Ах, как здорово!

[@КостинКонстантин-б1б]

@@nadyacherry раньше видео этого выступления было на Ютуб. Но теперь не могу найти. Возможно удалили из за авторских прав

[@davidsantospago2174]

Beautiful, twirling, sepia shadows and ghostly nostalgia.

[@m-l7127]

These songs are so alive. Especially 1, 4 and 5. He's giving out and expressing his inner stories or conversations. We play Satie in our home weekly. It's background to ours and our cats lives and we all love it. (along with Keith Jarrett, Miles, Aznavour a few gospel house, jazz and others)

[@pierregineste6967]

Pierre. Satie dans la longueur et la répétition Je me rappelle avec délice les 7 heures de Satie à la Cité de la Musique en 2018 environ, Nuit de la Musique Content de voir votre association avec Miles et Jarrett. Suavité

[@brianbell3836]

Check out Harold Budd.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Satie’s music Is a panacea to heal and purify the soul, and comfortable in an ear, and inspirational

[@Blue_Angel.555]

With The Touch Of Every Single Note, It's Like Hundreds Of Tiny Hearts Leaving The Piano.

[@omerleventgokce2739]

A simple, genuine and great music from a genius👍👏 Thank you Erik Satie, you're still alive with your epic work 🙏💐

[@narrayanraaam]

All of these pieces bring out distinctly different emotions in me. Satie is incredible. Gnossienne 1 has got to be my favourite, though. It’s calming in a slightly somber way, but the tune is also mildly hopeful… I’m not sure if I’m making sense, though.

[@pablokatz9062]

Yes you are .

[@phoobar9640]

Calming, somber, hopeful... I think that sums it up nicely.

[@sumitsarkar7301]

Perfect sense...

[@Fathomsohum432]

Its like ..... crying deeply while smiling yet still... still crying

[@giuliasenigaglia985]

This is the proof that most part of times the genius is not only misunderstood but also underestimated. He was one and he will never know to which extent but, probably, he wouldn't really care.

[@joaoguimaraes543]

my grandpa dedicated all his life being a pastor. back in the time when i borned he wasnt one anymore, he just sttoped with everything. he had too much bad experiences being one and a lot of traumas and disapointments to the institution, so in his final life he just stayed at home being depressed, his faith was gone and basicly his lasts centurys here as well. He died when i had 9 years. i never understood how could he gave up of everything, but i never really knew him for real, i knew he cared for us (mostly my cousin who he could get more in touch) but he wasnt, but he wasnt there, so i didint had this emotional bound or anything, but this fact that he was just living dead of his past marked me, so it stayed in my mind his existence tll this day. after hearing Erik Satie songs idk why but i think i could understand more of him, he had his faith, he gave up because he was tired he wanted to end it all i know that, but one thing i didint put in consideration is how is essence prevailed even after his existence being crush, even if he was a shadow of the past and basicly a living dead just waiting for the moment, he still stayed to his principles intact. you could arguee that he gave up, he was a coward, he didint had faith or believed in God anymore, despite all that i dont think any of this stuff anymore, it doesnt matter, cse in his life as a preacher, as a pastor and cristhian for me his gerat testmuny was his final one. the greatest testimony of all, mantein your faith at all cost, he grew up in the church, lived for it and died for it, but even thought his eyes were always pointing up to the, his state even as blind and unhopefull in earth he knew deep down jesus. good people dont have their turn in this life but is what we know about faith, trust in what we cant see and wait and be hopell for the the only one whos perfect. i can now understand he won everything in this life because in my eyes he lose it all.

[@senyorekwiglio6380]

I concur with all the conclusions being concluded concerning Eric Satie. I get in the zone doing my art to his music, and that is timeless!

[@erikgraveleau8320]

Erik Satie fait naître des émotions subtiles mêlant le chaud et le froid, le passé et le présent ; un pur régal !

[@garrethgoodworth2494]

I find myself nodding my head in agreement, as if I stand under the language being Spoken. Thank you for sharing this. My life will be different now.

[@АнастасияНикифорова-л6щ]

Совершенно эльфийская музыка, которую по счастливому недоразумению записал Эрик Сати. Волшебная музыка. Прекрасная как море.

[@sreton]

I was tired of finding this and I couldn't find it, but eventually, it found me.

[@kevtherev8194]

thank you for NO ADs :)

[@j.robertohernandez9692]

Excellent music, while I read Edgar Allan Poe!

[@o.z1992]

This music definitely gives me the poe vibe

[@2msvalkyrie529]

Yes....but try reading or listening to " The Mystery of the Yellow Room" by Gaston Leroux ? Poe was genius but Leroux almost his equal.?

[@lilu5cinco891]

That's not the sensibility... 😈

[@justinebourke2811]

A delightful combination!

[@aleksanders2294]

hm... I need to try this

[@nichreyn]

Reading Dostoevsky's 'Notes from Underground' while listening to this. I know it's not conducive but there is a consistent melancholy feel to this music that provides an amazing backdrop for such a dark read.

[@JoeKing69]

Dude I LOVE that book the narrator is like if George Costanza lived in 1860's St. Petersburg.

[@aleyyB]

The only place where I spend all my internet. It heals my soul. 🖤

[@Davidbirdman101]

wow this just fell into my lap, so to speak. wonderful serendipity.

[@carcajoupatient2982]

Erik Satie et sa contribution incroyable pour l'âme humaine. De l'émotion à l'état pure.

[@NickolaiPetrovitch]

I read others say it makes them feel sad, but… It doesn’t make me feel sad. It’s like a serene calm, one where you can reflect on memories without falling into the pits of regret you can experience.

[@carcajoupatient2982]

@@NickolaiPetrovitch It's a matter on how we feel inside. Sad people will remain difficult to bring up more happy. Being positive is a manner of overcoming any of badluck or discomfort event, trauma or else. Satie's work is kind of bluesy but such a great influx of kindness and relax sensation. Pure emotion.

[@NickolaiPetrovitch]

@@carcajoupatient2982 that’s ridiculous. Trauma and depression cannot be cured by positivity. It takes work . I moved through my trauma and depression with many years of work. Looking at things positively often isn’t possible when you’re under such mental suffering . Get a grip, you’re not any better than anybody else because you can see fluffy clouds and sunshine. You’re no stronger or smarter than someone who is depressed just because you’re neurotypical. You just blamed people who are suffering for their suffering. Most ignorant thing I’ve seen today and boy that’s saying something with the state of the world. Congratulations .

[@NickolaiPetrovitch]

@Mark Andrews That makes me happy to read. ❤️ It’s like looking at your memories while they’re encased with amber-that fuzzy golden glow of nostalgia, the type of warmth that envelopes you when you are able to tangibly feel a favourite memory.

[@fppf3246]

Que suavidad de piano lo dice todo el piano lo bueno que te pasa y lo malo de esta vida el piano habla sus teclas lo dice todo un piano pasa lo mismo con el violín son instrumentos que hablan de emociones , y tristezas

[@mitchkim6763]

Perfect background music for my study!

[@ClosingBook]

Gotta save this in Favorites for autumn. Not quite right for a hot summer night. But this will be utterly splendid as Autumn nights encroach. Sitting in a dim room, with a book and a beverage and myself.

[@dahlusion]

I've melted and gone to heaven, Satie Heaven.

[@DSensitize]

I love the 4th. There is something sly and almost sinister about it. It's like those strange windy Autumn nights that appear so gloomy from the window, but which seem to draw you out, as if some secret pleasure was waiting for you there.

[@sergiosergio7163]

Merci beaucoup pour ce partage,cela me rappelle des souvenirs nostalgiques où il m’arrivait de jouer de temps en temps quelques pièces de ce compositeur français, toute une époque 😌

[@stefania471]

Sembra di entrare in un mondo pulito e sereno. Grazie per queste note che avvolgono di calore il cuore e l anima. ♥️✨

[@MariaLuna-gb3je]

Erik Satie uno de los mas grandes, quedo inmortalizado con Gnossienne No. 1 ❤ Hoy en dia 2022 todavia habemos personas que sabemos deleitarnos con obras exquisitas como estas! ❤

[@_Lowell]

【에릭사티, 그노시엔느】 No.1 00:00 No.2 03:32 No.3 05:38 No.4 08:18 No.5 10:32

[@HealedInChrist]

Thanks bro

[@blowitoutyourcunt7675]

Cheers!

[@AbrahanPonce-zh7me]

Thanks so much Good man 🙏

[@louseiler8384]

Music such as this, can express and touch us where words may fail. This is balm for our humanness & spirits. Thank you.

[@juegaconinti8435]

agree

[@billmarkis]

It's a balm

[@Val-dv2nu]

It’s so amazing how this music can take my mind into another place. A place where I feel safe but I also can’t help imagining I’m in a old and haunted castle with a rusty piano and lots of leaves. 🍃

[@redacted1707]

It’s,p odd, I find this comment quite endearing, which is nice.

[@sexobscura]

That's what's supposed to happen when music serves its purpose

[@susanagarciadietze6028]

What a lovely image!!!!

[@yellowquantum4240]

Poetic!

[@FJTiernan]

Well said. Thanks

[@lawrencenoctor2703]

Satie brought a plaintive quality to music that influenced so much music since. An inovator.❤

[@thestonsmith4971]

This speaks to my soul in a way that is so familiar. A part of who I am. What I am. I identify with the vibrations of this sound so very intently. It's like coming home. Monica

[@debracisneroshhp2827]

Interesting that you say it's "like coming home". When I first heard this piece and ever since, particularly #1, it "feels" Russian to me, and think maybe I was Russian in a past life because I feel 'deeply connected' to it. 🙏😇✨💫🌱🌿🌻🐝🌳🌎💖🙌😺

[@mourad9250]

C'est sublime, émotions, sentiments, poésies… tout est là.

[@MarieArenbiCarillanes]

I am accomplishing much of my research because of this music. I might be a physiatrist because of you!

[@fernando88342]

yo soy poeta gracias a el