Frédéric Chopin's Piano Sonata No 2 in B flat minor, Funeral March [HD]

Frédéric Chopin's Piano Sonata No. 2 in B-flat minor, Op. 35, commonly known as "The Funeral March".
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[@the92project]

i know this is viewed as the ultimate sad/depressing music but to me this is perhaps one of the most beautiful and honest pieces, its just like life, everything is there, downs and ups, despair and hope, fear and joy, doubt and certainty, love and need, amazing composition

[@lorisrama561]

The Cantrell Pro I almost had a stroke reading this

[@gene7567]

Awesome that us Alice in Chains fans end up here to listen to some classical. keep rockin

[@efreetedgoat3870]

The Cantrell Project That's pretty deep. I like that!

[@duski622]

The Cantrell Project you literally wrote exactly how i feel about this masterpiece.It has everything life has to offer.

[@Bryan_Sims]

The Cantrell Project interesting perspective 🤔

[@bishop6402]

My grandma died this morning. Heh, i remember the times when i was at her house, sitting on this bench around a big table. Her hands were constantly shaking, so when she'd bring tea on the trays she'd spill some. Then when she'd put the tray down, she would say "Pazi, da ne boš kej polil" which translates to "Be careful not to spill it". Then in her last few days, her memory had almost completely gone. She didn't remember her own son or anyone but my grandpa. We knew it was coming but it just so happened to be this morning. Rest in peace.

[@Devlow.]

I’m sorry for your loss

[@eminemslim5843]

May she rest in peace. I feel you. My mother has liver cancer and has the same symptoms. Doctors said it's coming.. it's just a matter of time.

[@DimaEgorovRU]

My she rest in eternal bliss, my deepest condolences to you and your family for the loss of such a gem.

[@mattinthehat8361]

Mines just passed a few days ago, unfortunately it was 3 hours just before the new year when she passed.....I send my condolences to yours as well.

[@paveantelic7876]

you from croatia?

[@p4perb0y91]

The original "I want this to play at my funeral." phrase started with this song.

[@manuelbes]

And Chopin was the first to have it at his funeral...

[@Whatamood]

@@manuelbes nahhhh the prelude was played not this

[@thejokingwizard]

Piece

[@manuelbes]

@@Whatamood an orchestral version of the funeral march was played I think and the prelude. By the way Mozart's requiem was also played

[@Whatamood]

@@manuelbes ah ok good to know

[@davidcochran8022]

What I find so striking about the Era of classical music is how intelligent their music is. It helps stimulate and set an environment for deep thought and introspection. It seems the classical greats were philosophers of their own accord and in their own expression.

[@mohidkhan6039]

Yes and guys like Chopin are the best of them. For me Beethoven and Chopin are the 2 greatest piano composers because there compositions showed the creativity and deepness of the human mind and touched the listener's soul then and even now.

[@Ordell-L-Jackson]

Philosophers of their own "A-Chord" 😉

[@whyyousoantii_socialllantt9594]

Indeed.

[@davidcochran8022]

@@whyyousoantii_socialllantt9594 We're blessed to hear their music today.

[@davidcochran8022]

@@Ordell-L-Jackson Haha! My man's got jokes

[@RedHatClub]

When you press "don't save" on your word document you spent hours on.

[@icaroraul1358]

You again?

[@RedHatClub]

@@icaroraul1358 Yes darling.💃

[@bvscopes1452]

That's why me and the boys use auto-save

[@lillythefennec]

OOOOOOFFFFFFFFFFF RIP

[@spidedogg8153]

That's more Julius Fucik than Chopin

[@MetalHeadJagger]

One of the saddest tunes ever composed and also one of the best examples of letting music do the talking and one of the most beautiful tunes ever

[@U2andColdplayFan]

+ethan maccullouch it can be both simultaneously

[@Tripserpentine]

+Telecaster Magician good music always takes you on a (feel) trip.

[@pandoranbias1622]

this inspired the imperial march from star wars.

[@DaLuniz]

CZbanana, you are really stupid. Jagger, I apologize in behalf of this stupid creature!

[@double-naughtspy8204]

Obviously more than a piece of shit like you.

[@sallyhensley5741]

should've played this at my wedding

[@Dunamisdude]

HAH! XD

[@bodiedbyteecosplays3976]

Sally Hensley 😂😂😂😂😂

[@teutonic_templars4575]

Why play the Wedding March when you can have Funeral March

[@TimXMan1000]

Sally Hensley You mean Funeral

[@sleeplesscake]

lmfao.

[@tancreddehauteville764]

The funeral march itself is sombre, as expected, but the bittersweet middle section speaks of the person's life, the ups and downs, the achievements and the failures and the happy memories that will now fade into the past. This is a very human piece from a very human composer.

[@Arsurkvsm]

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[@SnowingAsh111]

I love how not just the music, but the painting of the artist is also depressing af.

[@7thecheryl]

sooo dark and slow and vividly dark dark blue yes......

[@therealwig9662]

TacTundra of me

[@jayd8546]

Hi

[@tungstenwhizard4361]

From the point of view of an artist, the painting is fantastic in terms of skill.

[@malinjohansson3270]

I heard dying of tuberculosis might make ya a bit gloomy...

[@tenkoles5125]

He wanted to fight for Poland, but he couldn't. He expresses his anger and grief through his touching music. The Funeral March always reminds me, how much i love music, but also brings me back the heart-touching story of Chopin.

[@FirstnameLastname77777]

Its a good thing he wasn't alive during ww1 and ww2 then 😂

[@tequila._.7415]

@@FirstnameLastname77777 just joking, aren't you? Ww1 and ww2 weren't the only wars in the world

[@FirstnameLastname77777]

@@tequila._.7415 yes it was a joke

[@tequila._.7415]

@@FirstnameLastname77777 thanks God. I couldn't believe in that.

[@jake_]

Good thing he didn't. He would have died even younger and we would have missed most of his music. Who knows how many songs were never written, discoveries never made because of young men dying in old men's stupid wars.

[@scratchedcds]

This is so sad. Alexa, play Frederic Chopin’s Sonata No.2 in B flat Minor Op.35

[@T3rminator_T800]

Heh, that's pretty funny

[@machabeleloka318]

Alexa? Who’s Alexa?

[@slowednation5363]

@@machabeleloka318 like google assistant

[@ludovicothegreat]

DRONES MUSE!

[@Georgecampbell2]

@@slowednation5363 r/woosh

[@johnhardesty3167]

I put my dearest 15-year-old dog down, and I played this all afternoon and night, I loved my dog like a son, he was an incredible dog, nonpareil. None will ever touch my heart like him.

[@dunkleosteus430]

There's a rumor that Chopin wrote this for his dog.

[@CuttingEdges]

"My body may be present, but my soul is on the beach. I'm already dead."

[@kagat2359]

21 minutes

[@KevinOReilly12684]

My soul gets sunburned as well, so no matter what im going to hell.

[@Milkypops]

Lol

[@c.tes9009]

Depression in a sentence.

[@ninjamaster3453]

Yeah boyee

[@vincentfisherman1928]

i want this masterpiece to be played at my funeral

[@zzdecker]

More appropriate for a wedding.

[@DealerJack10]

Vincentsoul This is the only comment I’ve seen where the funeral song request is appropriate

[@jcoleman4769]

Vincentsoul burial

[@iwantunalive8353]

Really? This? I want the Space Jam theme played at mine as I swing around the room from the ceiling fan while wearing a Kermit the frog costume and a Barack Obama mask.

[@RVMAE]

@@saturninedays finally a man of culture 😂

[@the-wb3yw]

I could play this forever and never get bored of it.

[@mainchar_tv]

Definition of real music there.

[@Anyonewho87]

Then do it

[@Carapuljko]

Same.

[@guuskaitjily8581]

Humanity already decided Chopin's music is eternal like so many other composers with him

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[@chainuser1774]

A lot of people dont know this piece is actually 10 min long. What a masterpiece this is. "Simplicity is the highest goal, achievable when you have overcome all difficulties" -Chopin

[@chrislongshore3882]

Ahhh yes. Finals week's official theme song.

[@dalton06101]

Amen

[@Zexery]

Dying.

[@gingertea0]

HAHAHA In my country, it's actually our 2nd day of finals. 😂

[@jamieverner7504]

ahah I am currently writing my dissertation and this just seemed fitting

[@tigermixilatorman]

Yeah I have an exam in 4 days, works well

[@wrestling3166]

I got a call from an unknown number and this was what played on the voicemail. Needless to say, I about shit myself.

[@arb3055]

Wtf great idea to scare people thnx

[@boaofdeath]

Did the guy died?It has been 7 month

[@ItsCvrter]

Wrestling316 i need to do this to someone

[@timewrath7723]

I think I may use this for a story I'm writing

[@summerboone7462]

DJ Root same

[@GroundersSourceOfficial]

"Do not grieve for me for I have passed on, but feel the joy that I have existed."

[@andresfurious8302]

I feel that this would be something Chopin or Beethoven would have said

[@solakathomas7257]

That's deep......

[@mindseye4914]

I was listening to this song grieving for my father who recently passed away. And I was desperately seeking a sign from him that he was OK and that he knows how much i love him and right at that moment I came across this comment. This was the sign that I needed, thank you universe. I love you, Pa

"Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened" but formal

[@lefinlay]

@ “think of me and smile, because it is better by far to forget and be happy than remember and be sad”

[@Zakawer2]

Press F to pay respects to the public dislike count on KZbin. R.I.P. (2010-2021). It served us extremely well during its more than eleven years of continuous existence :'(

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[@squeletoon27]

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F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F and an Amen.

[@ACEMesa69]

F

[@zonunsanga7046]

F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F F and Rest in peace

[@AdamQuraishi10]

F

[@allegrovivace6806]

At the start, the chords are like a heartbeat; consistent and dark. It continues, shadowed and steady. The melody is a lonely figure trudging through the darkness of life... sometimes finding a bit of hope, others falling down. It continues on, trying to find a way to get up, get to the mountain of success that will never be reachable, trying to escape the darkness enveloping its lonely world. But it never will. It thinks of the past, the happy days that have faded like light during a sunset. It's happy for a moment, a temporary segment of time, then it trudges on again, forgetting the memories and forgetting itself. The heartbeat returns, dark and solemn and deep in its chest. It falls, lays there for a while. What's the purpose of all this? Why must it reach that mountain of success? Why? It manages to get up; barely, but manages. The mountain looks further away, harder to reach. It falls again, but this time it doesn't get up. It stares at the sky, stares at the darkness around it. What's the point? Why should it get up again? It is so tired, so tired. It doesn't even know what's going on anymore. What's the point? It never gets up again.

[@yyyttrrrrrr]

homie dropped an essay

[@vibeking]

@@yyyttrrrrrr xD

[@johannes8637]

This is all the song, explained into words

[@burgz8964]

Damn, is my first thought. I'm sensing a connection, like you're speaking from experience. I haven't associated with someone's mood like this, in a good bit. It cuts deep.

[@allegrovivace6806]

@@yyyttrrrrrr That's what I'm good at 👍

[@danozism]

Possibly the most beautiful piece ever written for piano. Far out.

[@sithlordmaster181]

danoz Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata would like a word with you.

[@notafurry5965]

sithlordmaster181 Chopin ballade no 1, The beauty and the beast waltz, and Rachmaninov’s piano version of Love’s sorrow would like to have a word with you

[@jakob376]

Chopin's Ballade No. 1 is my favorite.

[@jefersongalvao5144]

It's matter Of opinion, in my favorite list, I would put it together to: Hungarian Rhapsody - Liszt Piano Concerto N.1 - Tchaikovsky Polinaise "Heroic" - Chopin Spring Waltz - George Davidson

[@themotorcyclethatdrivesbye6399]

*cough* Für Elise *cough*

[@pawesupernat1127]

I'm typical rock guy, but this is really touching me man..

[@t.j.pantazis8769]

That's because rock and classical music share many of the same characteristics.

[@newbarker523]

You spelled cock wrong.

[@Maniii289]

@@newbarker523 lol

[@mustafakaganyanbas3512]

same

[@itsfilipinoball8129]

@@newbarker523 wtf you ruined my sad mood wtf 😢🥲😆😄

[@Your20droid]

The song that inspired The Imperial March and The Batman 🙌🏽🙌🏽❤️

[@Jayzon666]

And the entrance music for The Undertaker.

[@mirosawmarcinkowski2861]

I think rather Richard Wagner inspired those compositions.

[@generaltc8534]

@@Jayzon666 oh my god you are right I was wondering how i know this rhyme and melody

[@Glassdunes]

Those star wars guys lied to us, The dark side song was totally ripped off a classical composer! i just heard it in a classical mashup i thought would be good- it was like listening to any one of them jamming with the others, and for once they were all good! instead of just ....... superstars.....

[@user-wo5tc9ux7u]

More like Michael giachino just ripped it off

[@madisonrhuebaker]

"Why should God kill me this way, not at once, but little by little and through the fever of indecision." - Chopin

[@gtatacalado6881]

He never said that wtf????

[@Ale-qf1pm]

Wait when tf did he say this

[@PrimalAspid96]

@@gtatacalado6881 books.google.pl/books?id=mdzCAgAAQBAJ&pg=PA391&lpg=PA391&dq=Why+should+God+kill+me+this+way,+not+at+once,+but+little+by+little+and+through+the+fever+of+indecision&source=bl&ots=rkTdzLYNct&sig=ACfU3U2sEvqWODCJ3pdgmndoSYYxu6U89w&hl=pl&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiRnpSXzvDtAhUmBhAIHY6mAGwQ6AEwAHoECAIQAg#v=onepage&q=Why%20should%20God%20kill%20me%20this%20way%2C%20not%20at%20once%2C%20but%20little%20by%20little%20and%20through%20the%20fever%20of%20indecision&f=false

[@nazmyakhalaf9677]

Wow.did he actually say that?!

[@Xenibalt]

savage ... it was probably all the psy-op mental abuse that caused all the indecision

[@hristogradinarski3799]

When you complete a game with great story...

[@thatchannel195]

Finishing NieR Automata like

[@spacecadet8843]

Witcher 3 be like

[@TheLastSpartan111]

@@spacecadet8843 do the dlc's if you haven't already, you'll be pleasantly surprised.

[@nitsuA_08]

red dead redemption

[@goldeneclipse5041]

Undertale

[@Martin-mp9lx]

This is what humanity’s theme song should be beautiful yet extremely depressing with its highs and its lows.

[@ibrahem891]

Totally right

[@7ethargy]

agreed, was searching for this comment to read it again

[@thatchannel195]

Bittersweet symphony by the Verve

[@derdiktator8061]

If this isn't playing at my funeral, I'm not going

[@erzsebetcstoth1513]

Ha-ha ha

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[@naii.7k]

EXACTLY.

[@zvimur]

You won't have to....

[@notvladyt]

@@zvimur lol 6 days

[@4105DJ]

I have a neighbor who is dying as I type, and sending her to the next life with this sweet goodbye. One can not feel but peace waiting for your next life....sweet lift Irene, we will always smile when we look over at your our porch....

[@spasmodular7840]

4105DJ what a beautiful tribute to your friend, and the most perfect music for her journey. ♡

[@Dubwillay]

my mom that wasn’t very cash money of you

[@souptime3467]

Polaris Power BUT CAN YOU DO THIS? **insert dead meme format**

[@somestingyontheinternet683]

fuck mr franklin died of cancer

[@Dodoakakakadu]

The B Section in this is one of the more beautiful things Chopin has written. I love, love, love the trills in the bass and the uplifting change of pace.

[@cloroxbleach86]

Composed a beautiful masterpiece describing very different emotions without even saying a single word

[@vianeyverdel3772]

I play this when Clorox bleach gets on my favorite shirt

[@RecantoSombrio]

This is one of the most beautiful pieces ever made, the amount of emotions it can bring out of you are indescribable

[@moisessan1]

I had not heard the middle piece that starts al 2:43. Wow is amazing!!

[@RecantoSombrio]

Indeed amazing my brother, that song is just a pure work of art.@@moisessan1

[@mysticalcatnip221]

I love this song. It has helped me through some hard times. It's OK to be sad. Let that emotion out. This feels your pain. It's here for you. You can't grow happy if you can't admit to being sad. Thank you Chopin this has helped me through a lot.

[@nobsmusic9358]

Very true MC. Those who can't embrace their pain are probably the saddest of all.

[@manuelbes]

*piece :)

[@mrxmsx9828]

O

[@Milkypops]

Wow You said that from ur heart Love it! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@LordLocrianofJudah]

Fellow type 4 enneagram?

[@kevingoss635]

Wow, I've never heard this piece in it's entirety. It's beautiful and very haunting. Well done, Mr. Chopin.

[@Nurkomusic]

This piece is perfection

[@nicklasnielsen7122]

You also make sick music

[@nothingnew765]

It's been parodied so many times in culture, but on its own it really is a touching and beautiful piece.

[@trudymedina6618]

played this after my lasagna fell to the floor RIP you’ll never be forgotten😭

[@abdottawabkeraoui3238]

may your lasagna rest in piece I feel ya

[@jozesky7]

so how many pieces if hair you saw on it?

[@nobodyspecial1080]

*Bows head respectfully* sause to sause, crust to crust

[@SonOfBmore]

We all have lost I feel yours

[@nasr2laidback]

F in the chat for the lovely lasagna

[@egs-zh3dt]

“Played this at my funeral” has been taken to a new level

[@thepianoteacherdubai1275]

There's nothing like Chopin's music, whether you are a listener or a pianist playing his music. There's always something in his music that takes you to a different place it seems... I just love his music, I can't get enough of it

[@PianoScenesMoviesandSeries]

That middle part is the saddest thing I've ever heard in my life. It's hauntingly beautiful.

[@dunkleosteus430]

This is by far the best interpretation out there. I'm learning this piece and just have the deepest respect for Istvan Szekely, the pianist who did this recording. He puts so much emotion in it.

[@harpmanb]

Thank you. I was hoping someone would post who the pianist is.

[@Andy_Dagamer]

Goodbye Adobe Flash Player, May God put your soul to rest.

[@TKGIOIA]

:(

[@rcaygumicabk8072]

You will be missed you were the only real platform that I wanted to play games on

[@nk.2163]

stfu and download opera 😎😎😎

[@rcaygumicabk8072]

@@nk.2163 cheese

[@armanmanookianstudent8684]

Download flashpoint, they've got all the games. Just look it up and u should be able to install it. I don't know how they did it, but they did.

[@yousufrizvi557]

I’ve recently done something stupid and now I’ve come here to think and cry. And eat ice cream of course. I love this song so much. It will always have a place in my heart. Chopin, wherever you are, you were a good dude and I wish I could’ve met you in person

[@Ladivacolombia]

The moment I graduated high school and realized I have no plans and will likely end up a wage slave:

[@willtheperson7224]

Same...

[@skeeve55]

did you?

[@PHZanoni]

Pretty much 90% of the world population is like that, don't feel alone. I'll probably be one too.

[@Lucas-q2l5e]

Does being a Young apprentice (i think that's the name) and working as a teen works before going to real work?

[@AndrewBrethourMusic]

The melody at 2:42 is one of the most beautiful melodies I have ever heard in my life. I don't know what it is, but I just feel like crying when I hear it. I feel things that I've never even experienced. Goddamnit, Chopin, you were brilliant.

[@gravedigr12]

this brings a tear to my eye a man who has done so much for me is dying to stage 4 cancer and I know one day il hear these sad chords for him but I don't want that day to come....ever.

[@demon4256]

“Care to see Heartmans’s heart-shaped heart?” All jokes aside, I love this composition!

[@Yubin_Lee_Doramelin]

Chopin's Funeral March definitely makes me cry, because of the depressed melody in A part (funeral) and the slightly happy but a bit sad melody in B part (recollection of someone (e.g. family member, friend), looking back upon happy memories with him/her before his/her death). ㅠ_ㅠ

[@sokkimmartin788]

Same.

[@brasillianballvideos4886]

Listen Meldesson funeral march is very sad

[@michaelstudio579]

This is the sad thing about it My grandpa died 2 days ago. And playing this song is very depressing to the point where i will have to protect his memories for eternity. He loved me ever since i was a toddler. Ill never forget him.

[@Savvereth]

Why are people saying this is depressing? I find this piece brilliant and absolutely beautiful. It is almost like it explains life in a single song.

[@mdbaewy]

So true. And people who complain of depression probably do not realise how essential depression is, to appreciate happiness and life.

[@miguelvina7188]

It’s not depressing, just funeral ish kind of music

[@toxi101yt5]

Depressing doesn’t have to necessarily mean saddening in a demeaning way I feel, like it’s “depressingly beautiful” Kinda like how people describe Radiohead

[@childofMotherMary]

@@toxi101yt5exactly.. ppl don’t realize the composers are trying to convey a feeling and that for this song is literally sadness so when ppl say « it’s not depressing » it’s really going against the composers wishes. there’s beauty in sadness.

[@saravanabalajik]

@@childofMotherMaryYou are right, my friend. It is beautiful that someone could portray such an intense emotion through music so elegantly.

[@YuuyaKZMI]

It all started with this man. The song of the fallen from the battlefield, the song of the plagued lives that doctors couldn't save, and many others.. ... and his song returns again from 2019 onwards.

[@deborahspicer4494]

This comment needs more likes

[@obvio______3875]

@@deborahspicer4494 why because he's "deep". bruhhhhh

[@hello-rq8kf]

this is isn't anywhere as deep as you think it is go back to reddit

[@YuuyaKZMI]

@@hello-rq8kf 🤡

[@Camarillian]

The ultimate song for “Press F”

[@allegrovivace6806]

piece*

[@nk.2163]

fullscreen

[@Alianger]

F for Fryderyk Chopin

[@tobyhelgie2029]

I wish music was still like this, these are master pieces that will never be forgotten and will always be remembered

[@slhbjn778]

Legend's never die

[@Bragemaster]

Well it can be you just have to make pieces like this. it does not have to be the best but if it makes people happy and is good to hear it needs to be heard

[@dennisneo1608]

Justin Bieber is equally good. >:(

[@alh06]

@@dennisneo1608 no

[@soniamo4139]

Yngwie Malmsteem hears you.

[@noritsukenji]

This song makes me suffer a cardiac arrest every 21 minutes, die for 3 minutes to look for my dead family and repeat the cycle over and over and over.

[@MohamedArafa-nz4he]

you got 1 like from heartman

[@tesc00l21]

Mohamed Arafa *20 likes

[@Capri4DaSkreetz]

Twenty one

[@moathqazaq923]

Why 21 min?

[@7ethargy]

1+ from everybody

[@SLFK_]

Listening to this song I remember when I was a child and happy, the years pass quickly, quickly and cruelly. So many good friendships, none exist today, friends stop talking to you and others moving to other cities, states, countries... What I have left is solitude and the good memories of that time. Enjoy your lives, your friendships, your families, we will never know what will happen tomorrow.

[@Curlyheart]

Friendship is no longer magic :(

[@madisonblumenberg7648]

2:41 this is my favorite part. Once you get past the sad part, it sounds so calm and relaxing 😊

[@karahan0605]

I am here for sad part.

[@madisonblumenberg7648]

@@karahan0605 We all have those sad hours 😔

[@karahan0605]

@@madisonblumenberg7648 that's right ://

[@madisonblumenberg7648]

@@karahan0605 hope it gets better for you 🥺

[@karahan0605]

@@madisonblumenberg7648 you too.

[@szfpa]

When your middle school girlfriend talks to another boy at the lunch table

[@mohidkhan6039]

Dude why would I die for that?

[@saffa321]

One of the most beautiful pieces of classical music I have ever heard.

[@SSJ3rocks]

So this is where Michael Giacchino got his inspiration for The Batman from.

[@ian81705]

And the imperial March

[@jokerre2194]

It matches the death aura that comes from Batman

[@boombox2ikik239]

Was thinking the same thing when I saw it

[@dev.1359]

@@ian81705 Imperial March got its inspiration from this composition lol.

[@ian81705]

@@dev.1359 that’s what I meant

[@malke9176]

I’ve been looking for this piece for 3 YEARS.

[@nathanwidener9006]

Always love when modern music takes from the classics. Like the imperial march. And the Batman theme which very clearly takes inspirations from this piece.

[@thegrimscreamer7561]

“What’s the matter?…” *”life flashing before your eyes?“*

[@LFanimes333]

Quote from?

[@Azaleaaah]

@@LFanimes333 i think Puss in Boots The Last Wish

[@thegrimscreamer7561]

@@Azaleaaah correct

[@RevulsionMusic]

*your eyes

[@thegrimscreamer7561]

@@RevulsionMusic my fault

[@AlbertKimMusic]

People be thinking the Batman theme is from the Imperial march, but the real ones know......

[@takumijimenez9644]

FROM DEATH VALLEY WEIGHTING AT 305 LBS THE UNDERTAKER

[@dapatman9827]

Takumi Jimenez 330Lbs!👿😡

[@thebadass375]

Patrick Reed 299 now :)

[@RBeeST150]

328 lbs!

[@johnabihana5668]

FINALLY

[@ronmckickass5714]

This is the most beautiful remnant of the WWF this world has. Memories of the only cool kids commenting on the tube.

[@ielapertia1527]

When you receive your exam results and it starts with "We regret to inform you"

[@JuanCarranza-qi6zk]

so melancholic yet so beautiful.....................................

[@ungoliver]

To me Melancholy is the highest form of beauty :)

[@w.d.gaster7391]

Though many fail to see it, Chopin was one of this era's greatest artists, and he spoke through music beautifully.

[@makacarmaker9185]

This is one of my favorite songs. It conveys so much emotion to me, about life, about death. And humans are like leaves floating in the wind, fragile, but we can do alot in the time we are still afloat.

[@mashen8933]

walking through the empty streets of my city because of COVID-19 while playing this

[@PostalDude-x4k]

Feels so odd to see this be 4 years ago..

[@darrellfrazier8785]

My first time hearing this (or a tidbit thereof) was the old Warner Bros cartoons when I was growing up. I have loved this ever since I found out as an adult, years later the name of the piece...

[@abdelkaderelbrazi]

That's what I call growing up in good old times. We were naturally exposed to high culture without even knowing about it. Now we have Jersey Shore and Dragon's Balls...

[@anthonyholmes71]

I think I first heard it in cartoons too. I knew it had to be a song related to death, because every time it was played it was after a character died.

[@countorlok974]

I’m really glad that The Batman movie is bringing more people to listen to/have knowledge of classical masterpieces like this.

[@witherninja127]

This is one of those music pieces that pops up more often than you realize but you just never know the name of the song.

[@secundusytp4517]

A song beyond words. Needing no pretension, it speaks directly to the soul in the most profound way. A deep and painful sadness. Therapeutic and sobering. God bless Chopin.

[@pommedeter7407]

Not to sound annoying, but... Song ? Where are the vocals then ? It’s a piece

[@secundusytp4517]

@@pommedeter7407 I appreciate your intelligence.

[@WadeWalker98]

Its insane how many emotions music can bring out.

[@saravanabalajik]

W Music

[@EmilyGrumbine]

This is one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever composed. I understand why people can be leery of it due to what it was written for, but I can't help but listen to it regularly, I love it.

[@saravanabalajik]

Its a sad piece reflecting on the fragile nature of human life, while also contemplating its beauty.

[@jaymac147]

John Williams used this as inspiration for the Imperial March.

[@km.drums_1739]

I heard profokiev's dance of the knights was his inspiration

[@johndoherty487]

He probably used elements of both composer's music to create the Imperial March.

[@flamedemon6124]

When you lost your last life at the last level of Super Mario....

[@jamesrodriguez1195]

HAHAHA GOD ONE

[@dapatman9827]

Or you have been tombstone on a steel chair with taxes!

[@ГеоргиПеев-й3ы]

When someone steals your first penta in LoL

[@daeizd]

mood

[@Astrophysix1]

Ooooooooh... i know that pain.

[@KiLLJOY1056]

This is why Chopin is the best. Nobody can portray emotion like him.

[@terry_revs4171]

I like Chopin and Beethoven

[@saravanabalajik]

I agree with you 100%.

[@gorz859]

My uncle passed recently and I can't stop thinking about this song

[@MeredithHagan]

We owe so much modern music to this piece, from John Williams’ Imperial March to Michael Giacchino’s new Batman score.

[@erzsebetcstoth1513]

A sok "modern" zene akkor MIND PLÁGIUM...mivel önálló mű alkotásához NINCS TEHETSÉGÜK: a szerzőknek...

[@ZeeStep]

So popular and most people don’t know it’s name

[@chrisskitz4721]

Cuz the name is all long and complicated

[@Anyonewho87]

Speak only for yourself..

[@moon22sister1]

I was playing classical music since age 4 until age 18, piano lessons and all that stuff and never realized that this was in a Chopin Sonata. The entire Sonata is lovely. This is a bit lugubrious but not sad. It's more a piece of strength in the face of the truth. Sort of like the poem by Dyan Thomas, "Do Not Go Gentle into that Good Night".

[@lagunalibre117]

True, I’ve searched for it since the sims 1 came out and the fishes died and the music played... only found it about a month ago! Sheesh...

[@keg6082]

This piece was also played for the Soviet politburo funerals

[@ProudAmerican-hv7ti]

This is sad,yet peaceful in my opinion,if only music was like this

[@theyugoslavturtle.9463]

Proud American4145 Agreed

[@Anyonewho87]

There is Alot of it but you r unaware of it .. Unfortunately

[@stickypistols5833]

I thought the batman theme sounds like a perfect buildup for Darth Vader's theme and apparently they are both inspired by this

[@caseybromage6573]

when the homie you've been saying 'no u' against for an hour goes offline and u say no u and he doesnt respond

[@kagat2359]

Thats sad bro 😂

[@joelface]

I genuinely enjoyed the use of the word "against" there.

[@amano4657]

@@joelface fuuuuuuuuuucc loool you got me laughing so fucking hard. Made my damn morning not so sad .

[@esberkhallouf2355]

ok that's really sad

[@marshan1226]

joelface 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏

[@CalebePriester]

My favorite Chopin's compostion. I feel this song in a spiritual level.

[@XxOmni-CorpoxX]

*Depression intensifies*

[@aliciaserrano646]

Your profile picture fits the comment you wrote at least

[@terryhamilton1196]

@@aliciaserrano646 your profile picture fits my reaction to reading this

[@aliciaserrano646]

@@terryhamilton1196shi-

[@machabeleloka318]

Noobynoob1324: Come here 🤗

[@bergeronscores605]

@Noobynoob1324 666th like.

[@marcphilos9915]

I remember my first time hearing this as a teenager. I tuned into our local classical radio station right at the moment the "trio" section from the Funeral March was playing. I remember thinking, "How simple and quaint, I could play that." Then came the main theme of the march, which took me by surprise, as I didn't know at the time that the Funeral March was part of a larger work. Next thing you know, the finale played and I was at once speechless, immobilized, transfixed. Almost in shock. I knew at this moment that Chopin was and is the TRUTH.

[@dunkleosteus430]

This is also just one of four movements in his sonata. It's by far the longest, though.

[@drew413]

hauntingly beautiful

[@drewmckeown1358]

not sure why we associate minor chords with sadness, but we do. this is a wonderful piece with so much feeling. I wish i could feel the music like these classical composers!!!

[@Vingul]

Aren't they called minor chords precisely because we tend to associate them with sadness, woe, melancholy, etc.?

[@Arsurkvsm]

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[@msquared6695]

Everything has a frequency maybe they have a similar frequency

[@saravanabalajik]

Becase major chord is a perfect polyrhythym(2 3 4 5), and this minor polyrhythm is almost perfect but sadly not enough.

[@myjobistoshootfire7703]

Bro dropped the most depressing song of all time and dipped.

[@NicolaiTschenow7530]

This piece is like weeping in sorrow but at the same knowing you have to move on and accept.

[@ConsoleWars]

Came here cause people said this is where the Batman got influence for the theme. Yup, the internet was right.

[@bogartscandalous2281]

This is one of the most Unique pieces i have ever listen to and, could enjoy when i’m not feeling all that well. So, just, smooth and relaxing with that kind of depressing and saddening feel

[@tawdocumentaries]

Makes me wanna go to the world of the dead every 21 minutes.

[@moathqazaq923]

Why is everyone saying the number 21

[@mixderman2461]

@Rom Vacuous Spooder It's only a game, and people are really into, like that was said by some real person.

[@TheHypocrite1989]

Death stranding

[@jamescanbrown4591]

Take care,Its a desert out there.

[@user-ey7xq1lw3v]

Chopins music just hits a certain emotion thats hard to describe somber yet at peace. The raw amount of emotion he puts into his work is one of the best, he truly makes the piano sing. The reason i believe this is one of the best eras of music is amount of thought they put into their work. No auto tune. No they let the instruments do the singing, (aside from opera which i enjoy also). No distractions from technology nor constantly compering to another. Just them and their raw originality. it was alot more complex as well using more then 3 chords for example Bach. They put in their: passion, intelligence, thought, Everything they had they put into their music. Nowadays i feel most just do it for money not even putting in a quarter of the amount of energy they did in this era. Dont get me wrong i like all music. I may be partial to certain genres but i appreciate it all

[@alextwin_]

"We have a signal now, for when I'm needed. But when that light hits the sky, it's not just a call.... it's a WARNING"

[@j.e.8442]

Maybe most famous piece of music...but only some people know that its Chopin's sonata 2

[@Justin-lf7xx]

People say they don't know or don't like classical music but don't even know that they hear classical pieces everywhere and sometimes just start singing the melodies themselves

[@DeLucaFrancesca]

think of all the classic Walt Disney films & Looney tunes cartoons.

[@starchythepotato2877]

Eduardo Batres First movement is most memorable for me.

[@farhansadiksiddiquey3924]

U N D E R T A K E R

[@BobotPlayzBobotRebel]

FROM DEATH VALLEY... WEIGHING IN AT 299 POUNDS... THE GRIM REAPER. THE PRINCE OF DARKNESS. THE DEADMAN. THE PHENOM. THE.... UUUUUUUNDEEEEERTAAAAAKEEEER.

[@halloween_nut9138]

You will Rest In Peace

[@hlawnthasui7607]

Are you a Wwe fan

[@СадАсд]

More like 349

[@_Kalfy]

HOLY COW LOOK AT THE SIIIIZE

[@chimpazoo1143]

What

[@Justthemonly]

A master piece, so much more than most understand. A story of life, the ups and downs all taking you on the journey of life.

[@phipipsss]

Chopin was 29 years old when he compose it.