Hieronymus Bosch Butt Music

[@robert5762]

Bosch: "Guess you guys aren't ready for that yet . . . but your great great great great great great great great great great great grand kids are gonna love it."

[@carloslozano2253]

Great!

[@dosyuno8373]

Awwwww!!!!

[@83aquastar]

You win KZbin for this comment 💯💯

[@lawrencesounddesign1862]

@@83aquastar Indeed, that comment wins youtube. :)

[@teddyli4763]

Hahaha !!

[@michaelstewart5712]

Anyone here 600 years later and still listening to this?

[@douglascarverjr.4615]

Hear ye hear ye

[@joebudi5136]

Good Evening-Count Dracula #IWasThere

[@hellbels7580]

I hope no

[@6lord6red6]

Yes, and no it doesn't get old.

[@madDvideo]

LOL

[@scifisam2011]

It's like he secretly added a soundtrack to his painting.

[@andrewnobody6737]

It's actually perfect ambient music for the picture

[@marianacastro3311]

I'm shook 😱

[@PeterLeban]

I'm loving this idea.

[@omg9261]

That's a really cool observation!

[@parisasun2541]

Yes’s genius !;

[@bernadettebanner]

When that hurdy gurdy drops 😤👌

[@KoBo33451]

Nice! 😃 Always a good time to see one of my fav youtubers

[@rageagainstthemicrowave1313]

🎶🎵'twas then when the hurdy gurdy man came singing songs of love 🎵🎶

[@maxlittrell960]

This is my fav comment if all time

[@deltonmcclary7341]

@bernadette banner Love your Only Fans ankle pics! 😉

[@stalkinu2]

666 likes...lol

[@jonathannetherton6727]

Given that it's a secret song in a medieval painting, I'm convinced the correct instruments playing this song in the right place at midnight in Istanbul will unlock a secret alcove that conveying the secrets of reality that drove Bosch mad.

[@maddymud]

Istanbul was once Constantinople - even old New York was once New Amsterdam

[@AragornElessar]

@@maddymud why they changed it I can say, the english just liked it better that way

[@Southlander1000]

There's no way to heart this response!

[@ursulalamb8470]

Why they changed it I really can't say

[@heinzpo]

Assassin Creed 1

[@liamjay6844]

Only 15th-Century kids will remember this.

[@jackmerlotdoesntliveherean9652]

whos listening through an acoustic coupler hooked up to trumpet winsock

[@liamjay6844]

@@jackmerlotdoesntliveherean9652 I'm listening to a travelling minstrel playing it.

[@91010186]

I dont think 15th century kids understand his painting.

[@ericlopez1616]

The Queen of England ...

[@AhmetCan-xk7mc]

The painting created at 16th century......

[@AmunRa1]

"Verily, relinquish to me thine aux cable" "Thou better not playeth rubbish!"

[@FoxxESoxxy]

This comment deserves more likes lol.

[@creditsunknown7974]

This is definetley a "When you want to be a musician but your Incubus father wants you to be a torturer" moment.

[@prohumanitate]

lmaoo

[@dubuyajay9964]

Why not both?

[@DooDoo-f4v]

​@@dubuyajay9964That's just jazz musicians in a nutshell

[@salybekauri]

😂😂😂😂

[@lollys6642]

Sounds way better than the butt music I usually hear.

[@halroxdynasty8683]

Ikr

[@indiciaobscure]

This is the exact harmony of my farts.

[@thornmallow1]

That’s true!

[@lyndafassa3868]

not me...mine sounds better than that everyday

[@mason9086]

My generation so perverted I thought you was talking about clapping cheeks before I thought about farting

[@wei-hwahuang3833]

This tune, being a short folk music tune, is properly an "Air". I propose that it be named after the Old Irish word for "grove" or "garden" -- giving it the title "Derry Air".

[@corvuscorone7735]

I see what you did there ^^

[@hannahretel1073]

Love it

[@kimfaucher007]

Pouahahahaha!

[@dtoudassous]

Londonderry Air*

[@patrickoneal3754]

Check out Soften the glare, they have a song called Dairy Air.

[@marke8610]

Yo, imagine Bosch being like. "The future people will like this one."

[@TOUGHEYES]

Well he did leave it for more studious or attentive minds to consider...

[@joshuaharris9737]

This is beaut. He knew

[@yaven8338]

"You're not ready for this yet. But your kids will love it"

[@joelbaker9366]

He also proved the you _can_ put flowers in a butt and call it a vase if you really want to.

[@Michael-rp8dl]

He knew that people of all ages have the same nature. The one of sin.

[@meshuggahshirt]

This feels like the interlude in a nine-minute Eighties metal anthem

[@Ken_oh545]

Nigel Eaton on lute maybe

[@michaelsevens]

Or a Credence Clearwater Revival song, Born on the Bayou. Go listen to the opening of that song. It'll trip you out

[@Jennifer-u1p2k]

A music scholar listened to this and told me it's got a lot of heavy metal elements in it ❤

[@tyson9419]

Put side distortion and you got sabbath

[@jazzysugar3777]

Sounds like the intro of an epic Nightwish song

[@madisonboylan8170]

I feel odd about really liking this song. It's beautiful, haunting, and....printed on some guy's butt.

[@k1a2t3i4a5]

David Parish-Whittaker beautifully beautifully haunting... indeed

[@jlhcreations9001]

David Parish-Whittaker a 600 year olds old butt

[@littlerave86]

I actually find it very relaxing. Then again, I usually listen to dark electronic music so I have a vastly different perception of haunted.

[@VIDS2013]

Lol...

[@karaamundson3964]

*IN HELLLLLLL* ...where some demonic thingie is about to bite it off

[@LaLaLaAllDayLong]

Sooo what kind of music do you like? Me: it’s complicated

[@lawrencesu3405]

Music that's written on someone's butt

[@PilpelAvital]

Me. ... In hell. In a famous painting. What about YOU? Girl: I just remembered, I have to go.

[@robertimmanuel577]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3-zc3ytht6Djac

[@claudia-wo1on]

Ass music

[@matchaa4a]

LOL

[@ZT1ST]

DM: "You all begin in a tavern in the sixth circle of Dante's Inferno." *Plays this tune in the background as setting music*

[@rhissannadollmaker9664]

Rolls for initiative...

[@RequiemPoete]

I roll to notice anyone dropping eaves.

[@GentlemanWolfPig]

I cast flare! Wapow!!

[@laurenshepherd3458]

The heretics?

[@BurningInquiry]

Inspiring.

[@jebes909090]

Not gonna lie, this sounds like the music to a 90s computer rpg. Like it would fit in with any of them. Eye of the beholder, ultima online, and others ive forgotten.

[@RachelBostwick]

Yesss it sounds like the menu music from Ultima 6 :D

[@lissa722]

Ultima for sure

[@qroqq]

suikoden remastered

[@RHCole]

...what did you think they based those on? LMAO

[@jebes909090]

@@RHCole the creator of the music was obviously a fan of the ultima series

[@miserableoutcast]

this is fucking sick sounds like it’s going to drop into a black metal riff

[@bengrillet]

Go on then :-)

[@chastityjohnson4775]

My thoughts exactly!

[@n333k333]

I listen to a lot of Black Metal and Medieval/Classical Christian music, and (ironically) find them really similar.

[@martadelgadosinger]

Yes, it really sounds like that...🤘

[@maldoror2007]

you mean: athmospheric death metal?

[@AshleyAlyse]

This is the most bootyful music I've ever heard.

[@JC-il7it]

I pictured a black and white video, with numerous bikini ladened woman shaking their bootys aggressively to this

[@IsaacxCasanova]

I like how I just found this & I scroll through comments and find you here! Great tastes listen alike 😂

[@AshleyAlyse]

@@IsaacxCasanova Fancy meeting you here! LOL Smol world!

[@IsaacxCasanova]

Ashley Alyse I know right! Small world for sure! We just both have good taste. Miss you, Ashley ♥️😊

[@irummia0895]

@@JC-il7it They would be men aggressively moving their ass. Since the sheet music is written on a man's butt.

[@godlessprophet5808]

Everyone else is having a moral panic over Lil Nas twerking on Satan while we're here just casually listening to butt music from Hell.

[@matataxs]

Great comment.

[@schorpioen7466]

We are much cooler ... Eh hotter

[@parisasun2541]

Lol

[@instantcrush6999]

facts

[@nancyritter4958]

Nas himself has a rap song "I Can" based on Beethoven's Fur Elise!

[@cathymcguinness9803]

What a beautiful and haunting piece. So glad he took the time to put it in his painting, Ms. Hamrick took the time to transcribe it and Mr. Spalink made such a gorgeous recording of it. Yay art! Yay Music!

[@maximr1113]

Couldn't agree more! It's truly such an accomodating piece, it drags me along so vividly every time I listen to it.

[@kylerjohnson2638]

I'm friends with the girl who initially transcribed this, and I brings a tear to my eye to see that a 2 am sleep deprived joke will NEVER DIE.

[@RatherBeEmbed]

I would like to communicate my skepticism in the most polite way possible

[@kylerjohnson2638]

@@RatherBeEmbed You are welcome to, friend. 😊

[@RatherBeEmbed]

@@kylerjohnson2638 your nonchalant and pleasant demeanor in the face of skepticism has removed my doubt completely. I wish a happy evening to you and your transcriber friend 🤣

[@elementsboo]

I know that girl too!

[@zdrixt2820]

Me too

[@DC_ABC_123]

The idea to include the lute, harp, and hurdy-gurdy in the painting to suggest the instrumentation is a special bit of time travel

[@Melpignano1951]

They're all contemporary to each other. No time travel required.

[@peghausman2584]

I'm disappointed, though, that the instrumentation doesn't include a sackbut.

[@nunyabiznes33]

@@peghausman2584 This rendition is missing the butt clap sounds that made this piece hot.

[@MatthewChenault]

I just realized that this is played with the same instruments that appear in the third panel of this masterpiece of artwork.

[@lavenderooms3111]

What instruments are these?

[@MatthewChenault]

@@lavenderooms3111, harp, a Hurdy-gurdy, the bagpipes, and a flute.

[@kimberlyclark5425]

Should be played on a sackbut.

[@lavenderooms3111]

@@MatthewChenault I picked out the harp and bagpipes. I now hear the flute. But now I need to find out what a hurdy gurdy is.

[@jesspiealight]

@@lavenderooms3111 and your world will never be the same once you do

[@jinxthewolf1983]

I just listened to this on a speaker outside mixed with the sounds of singing birds and such and it blended so beautifully.

[@eriktrickey3871]

Yeah the birds dig it, they only started singing when I played it

[@elinaolifer]

Wow!

[@ViolettaViolinist]

It took pandemic of 2020 for me to finally discover this. Almost worth it

[@mickeymine52]

vimeo.com/411569327. So many lessons learned. This is a short film that I made about the road to the pandemic

[@LiteralmenteFadul]

"What u listening to?" "Oh, nothing special, just some hellosh butt music from a painting"

[@ju1es]

I like the word hellosh!

[@NeverSkurred]

Luiz Henrique Rolim Antonio Literally going to be me now!

[@thegreatervehicleazenmonka7852]

This is the kind of content that I'm on the internet for.

[@thewoolverine4420]

I was kind of expecting a joke song, but I listened to it all the way through and it’s honestly a beautiful piece of music. Thanks for putting in the work so that we can enjoy it. ❤️

[@babaluigi]

"It's not the nicest bed in Cyrodiil, but it's cheap. 10 gold, and it's yours for the night."

[@juanchiapa2882]

Dudeeee, the music is so Elder Scrolls

[@jameslew2804]

Lol, classic

[@wraithstrongopark]

hahahahaha nice!

[@chadbaileyisawesome]

Standing ovation

[@kimpree420]

Now you must rest and meditate on what you learned

[@kristinamartinez623]

This sounds like the start of a metal song.

[@crabbyoldman8209]

I agree. I could see Metallica using this as an intro to something which kicks up a storm.

[@diapozitīvs]

@@crabbyoldman8209 or, you know, a proper folk band not alcoholica.

[@reecefraser1762]

Apocalypse orchestra has a song of the same name with similar vibes

[@johnschmidt1262]

Not a coincidence at all. A lot of good metal takes inspiration from the past.

[@garethnewton7057]

I'd love to hear this used as the basis for a folk metal song

[@Johnnydontgo]

Man, Tool really was working on this album forever.

[@MandrakeFernflower]

Maybe H. Bosch was MJK's great great great grandfather That would explain quite a lot really

[@annabas16]

I literally just thought how Tool-ish this sounded

[@NCC1701D.]

LOL!!

[@vohnjaajnhov9368]

Hahahahaha you deserve more than 42 likes

[@szefula]

At least 46 & 2.

[@kevinfuchs1st]

I’m sitting here contemplating turning this into a clean electric guitar piece with bass underpinning the roots and a distorted guitar for the hurdy-gurdy.

[@eggman8358]

okay, but a nice little thing I've noticed is that the very first chord that's being played is constructed of an E and a B sounds. It creates the Devil's Tritone, which was banned from compositions in Medieval times for sounding too sinister and evil. I just love the symbolism and crazy attention to detail in Bosch's paintings.

[@JoeKing69]

Is there a word for being obsessed with a piece of art? I think I have it.

[@susanhawkes2519]

Was wondering about that Devil's tritone. Thanks for making it easy for me.

[@ltkritzinger]

E and B flat, if E is the root note.

[@iqbaltaqwakal]

Yeah it sounds creepy at the start

[@olgaparicio9913]

@@JoeKing69 Yes, I have a cat called Bosco, as we call Bosch in Spanish.

[@Argonath5K]

It’s almost as if the composer just pulled that melody right out of his ass

[@goldy2324]

🤣

[@barbarahecht4617]

Ah, boo. Butt if you didn't say it, someone else would.

[@SagaTheRed333]

This is gold. Pure gold. 10/10 pun.

[@timhulsizer]

Congrats, you made the same joke the OP made in the video description

[@zakayrdezufeltzufelt2015]

Clever af

[@GimpyEccentric]

Me: that's a pretty tune what is it? Him: just something i pulled out of my ass

[@UmmAlietha]

LMFAO

[@rachelfay9582]

You win the comments section for that!

[@KathrynHatfield]

That's literally what they said in the description when it was posted in 2014.

[@rachelfay9582]

@@KathrynHatfield I didn't know that; I only discovered this video days ago (and hadn't read the description until you mentioned it). Sorry

[@GimpyEccentric]

@@KathrynHatfield that's only partly what they said in the description and i made the joke better

[@yesmaam090]

Incredible. This absolutely could be a song playing in the background, while society is crumbling, being scary but feeling absolute peace because you know it’s finally all going to stop and be over. Absolutely beautifully chilling.

[@ivanbraidi]

The sad thing is that society IS crumbling.

[@BolsteredBlades]

This painting has sparked many things in many people I suppose. The first time I saw it in an art book from the high school library, I was captivated. I haven't looked at it in many years until now & I'm thankful to have found this musical creation. It is beautiful, but also somber & actually conveys my emotions, state of mind & the sorrow I have for the judgement we are facing & will have to endure in the near future. So I agree with you @sweet jean & look forward to the end & new beginning of eternity spent with our Creator & Savior doing what we were truly made for...loving Him without the distractions of sensory overload this world has smothered us with. Hope you are well & safe! Take care & meet you some time soon! 🙏🏻❤️

[@crestfallenknight7983]

I love your view. It is beautiful.

[@Thommy2n]

Truly the ultimate hellish punishment for a musician. "You will have truly incredible haunting melodies painted on your skin, But it will be written on your butt. So you'll never be able to read or play it! MWAHAHAHA!"

[@theothertonydutch]

Mirrors were rare back then.

[@odaxbi]

Just get someone to sing it a few times, and you would be able to play it by rear :P

[@Wetcorps]

@@odaxbi The second worst hellish punishment for a musician is to have some guy following you around begging you to play music that is printed on his butt.

[@Springbenboard]

You would need to work with someone else in order to play it. Kind of like the allegory of the long spoons in heaven and hell, where those in hell can't feed themselves since the spoons are too long, while those in heaven just feed each other.

[@ladymidnight80]

Or having to play it reading it off a guy's butt and he happens to be very gassy

[@rebeccarodrigues2540]

Best comment in the house: "all that music was on one butt!?"

[@rakfisk6181]

yeah that's some serious butt man

[@myotherusername9224]

" I like big butts and I cannot lie"

[@Alexo1954]

My father had this painting on our lounge room wall above the fireplace. I miss him especially when I see it. He would've loved to hear this.

[@GeorgiaGeorgette]

I don't know what you believe, but I hope he somehow can hear it via you. I hope you feel his presence in every note.

[@SinkFla]

Legitimately one of the greatest songs I've ever heard in my life.

[@mignoneloise3680]

And. Here I am crying for a time I didn't know. Is it possible to have historical sadness and future dread simultaneously? ,😭

[@mrinvader]

yes. check out the music of The Midnight. perfect example of this very thing.

[@hanschr.lauridsen8795]

Today this music seems quite calm and relaxing, but back then it was something you could really shake your ass to

[@atfruitbat]

I wouldn't have ass-umed that this would have come out so well. It really deserves a good clapping, and at 2xs the speed it is even more cheeky. Thanks and well done!

[@RequiemPoete]

Please don't toot your own horn after that pun.

[@CorgiDaddy2]

@@RequiemPoete Let's not be an ass about it.

[@honeysucle10]

Oh wow, this is absolutely beautiful! This is the music on that gentleman's ass? My god I can't believe it! XD Thank you so so much for making this! I love hearing people play old instruments and music like this, it gives me chills every time. I actually have a large print of this painting hanging right above my bed; the moment I saw it in my first art history class I fell in love with it. I feel like it encompasses all it means to be a human being. Chaos and beauty colliding in a sensual, violent, confusing mess. Weird and wonderful. Holy and depraved. Your music here truly spoke to me and is so perfectly fitting to this painting. Thank you again for this.

[@honeysucle10]

Hi again. Still have that painting in my room, and I was just wondering as a side note, if you happen to read this comment... What is your idea/story behind aging the man at the end? I absolutely love that transition, it really speaks to the audience in a way, and I was just curious as to your intention if you care to share.

[@CamStLouis]

Pre-pandemic: getting ready for a cross-country tour with my band. Post-pandemic: learning music off a guy's butt on my bagpipes.

[@riverpanorama5633]

😂❤

[@khoi5591]

This song is so timeless. It makes me think about our civilization as a whole and what we've accomplished on this world.

[@EvilSupahFly]

You mean how we're all still killing each other in the names of the assorted Gods we (as a race) serve?

[@Arnaere]

You're an idiot.

[@dominiquebernard9414]

Here, it would rather be 'our civilization as a hole'...

[@jamescaste6212]

As a hole*

[@saramarie3926]

How many lines are on sheet music??? Did you actually zoom in? Beautiful music but it’s a gag…

[@razorramone63139]

"I guess you guys aren't ready for that yet. But your kids are gonna love it."

[@Tochieneal]

😅

[@xAdrianaRosasx]

Go, Johnny go!

[@Mjunywoldang]

"Butt"

[@rebel6516]

I would like 1 hour version of this masterpiece.

[@theunemployedfiend]

Here you go - an hour of butt music. Enjoy :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5CYpWeGh9N3pdk

[@TinyScorpion44]

There's only so much space on a dude's butt...

[@rebel6516]

@@TinyScorpion44 😂definetly!

[@gezakiss8121]

Do loop

[@jspaulding4106]

You would need more butts.

[@lidiaolguin593]

I just came here because my art history class cover this painting and my professor played your version of the song in class. Odd to say, I was pleased hearing butt music.

[@ojikumaa]

Eoff?

[@hesiod5768]

You probably know this already so sorry for the lateness. Beautiful. You may wonder why such a thing was a punishment in hell. In those days writing music was called “pricking” or ”noting” and had the useage of a sexual pun, as well as pricking the parchment or paper with a sharp awl. Look closely at the barbed tongue, not a pen. As an aside, Shakespeare’s romantic comedy was originally spelt- Much ado about noting, but has been more recently bowderalised.

[@Person_Lizard]

Hieronymus Bosch - not only great painter but also a talented music artist!

[@lemoncola1164]

600 year old butt music from hell... wow

[@B.D.E.]

@deadbutdreaming That's a bit of a reach and a reductive oversimplification at the same time.

[@B.D.E.]

@deadbutdreaming 14 years of study, and this is the calibre of response you provide? Either you are a liar, aren't trying hard enough, or are simply too insecure to handle critique with anything pertaining to intellectual integrity. So if you are anything approaching an academic, take a deep breath, and try again.

[@B.D.E.]

@deadbutdreaming I see I was right in my judgement of you, fraud. My original criticism not only stands, but has now been reinforced by your failed attempts at retort.

[@lemoncola1164]

no fucking arguing under my comment without good faith, if yall dont just take what everyone says that has been researched as a possibility and look it up your hekkin self like an intelectual, then dont debate here, dang ol got dang it bobby i tell you 'hwat

[@lemoncola1164]

just calling eachother pricks over a painting some dude made 600 years ago about a butt is nonsense, lets just agree that you are all dunkleosteus, and so am i

[@pancake_bones2289]

Reading the manga berserk at the moment , one of the panels foreshadowing "all hell about to break lose" is a touching tribute to this painting. The vibe is already tense . But my word........ Reading that manga with THIS PLAYING? EPIC DUDE! YOU MADE MY DAY FUCKING CATCHY. MORE PROOF TO BACK THE PHRASE "ASS DONT QUIT"

[@nathanielessex32]

I come back to this every few months just to appreciate this high quality of butt stuff

[@BurningInquiry]

I love butt stuff!

[@Taolan8472]

This is exactly the kind of thing I was into 6 years ago. Random art history stuff. How in all the KZbin did I miss this?

[@ocnusgb]

One of my favourite artists; but I never heard the cheeky tune before.

[@mousermind]

This is the most beautiful song I've heard in awhile. It perfectly encapsulates life for me, in this moment of time.

[@verylostdoommarauder]

I don't know if Bosch had any musical composition experience, but if he didn't, imagine the conversation he had to have to get the sheet music to put into the painting.

[@MarquisForneus]

It could be one of his apprentices that did that. Painting was very much a collaborative back then.

[@theadjunctskitchen9941]

It is so awesome that this exists. Such a beautifully haunting melody.

[@thatpspguy]

This was a truly beautiful and moving piece to listen to on this fine autumn Friday. Thank you for sharing with us this treasure.

[@Анна-щ1ы4ш]

Спасибо за такую транскрипцию и фантазию. Получилась неимоверная связь между столетиями (Thank you for such a transcription and fantasy. The result is an incredible connection between centuries)

[@punxnotbread]

its bloody brilliant if you ask me. bosch the true pioneer of todays neofolk

[@thebeardedseeker5633]

whenever i need to unwind i pour a glass of red wine and listen to 15th century butt music from Hell.

[@srfairwesr]

Hysterical 🤣

[@HannibalLecter3000]

Хм... А я наливаю стаканчик виски и слушаю Мэрлина Мэнсона...

[@JuneHarle]

Utterly the coolest thing, and no one I know will appreciate it

[@ahtaimo]

Hell is when you find “the coolest thing” and nobody you know will understand it. You’re not alone in this...

[@justine.lindsy]

2.3k likes on this say otherwise 😂

[@burpolicious]

They are not your tribe. We are your tribe. ;)

[@adamweiner8580]

I sincerely suggest meeting new people.

[@mihaiserbanescu8676]

We are here with you!

[@beachcrab]

I like it. There wasn't 3 minutes worth of music on the butt, so I think the musicians improvised nicely. Well done!

[@Volandoconlosmays]

This music is divine. It makes me feel like, a familiar feeling...

[@pablocerda234]

hola mariano!

[@maddymud]

What you mean wrong hole!

[@Josephjoestarventicvmjar]

If these are the beats in hell I'm pretty psyched

[@marlenemontooth9926]

As the Demon Crowley said in "Good Omens," Hell has all the best composers; Heaven has Elgar.

[@gabriellagaraffa892]

Right? This is so in my wheelhouse.

[@Snakex59]

😂😂😂💯

[@mikequinlivan8842]

In all honesty, if hell is even real, I think the music you are inclined to hear is more akin to "Zorkus Borkus ", or "Mister Robotron ". kzbin.info/www/bejne/ppPceaabhZmBgtE

[@merkive]

LMAO

[@kevpo9990]

We need a melodic black metal cover of this IMMEDIATELY

[@axelmarchelie4138]

look like the melodies from atmospheric northern BM, great song Hieronymous!

[@ootw9600]

im working on it might become noise music tho sry

[@dangrayhillasmr4479]

I was thinking exactly the same thing.

[@MysticalRainbowKaci]

Nine Inch Nails Vibes for real.

[@TAVOORTIZ97]

No

[@wickedsnack]

One of my favorite pieces of music in the world.

[@leroidethunes3913]

sounds like a tearful tone to me, a little soothing as if for those who are there and know there's nothing they can do to leave or redeem

[@mscrabson]

This is perfect, I want to listen it again and again

[@rotenalien]

I've been listening 4 times... And here is the fifth comming

[@theunemployedfiend]

Here it is, a whole hour of butt music - no need for replaying, and you can loop it, too :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y5CYpWeGh9N3pdk

[@someonecalljp]

Some potential tunes for metal over here!

[@someonecalljp]

The internet does not rest! Just found this! kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2Okoadol5Wma6M

[@RashFever26]

@@someonecalljp All these metal covers are so fucking annoying, they remove all the atmosphere from the songs.

[@Guitarist166]

@@RashFever26 As a metalhead, I agree.

[@DangerKittie8082]

What a fantastic interpretation. Thanks for posting this. I love medieval music, and could listen to this all day.

[@brokeschlo8274]

This song sounds like forbidden love, longing, embracing, ferocious/feisty/high octane/aggressively compassionate... it also feels innocent though. I like it

[@elizabethpaints]

While listening to this beautiful music, I wondered if Mr. Bosch had friends who would drop by his studio and hangout, talk about what he was doing, and give him suggestions for his masterpiece. What if one was a musician who did write this piece, and suggested to include it in the painting...or someone suggested or Bosch thought of it...who knows. So much happens in the studio!

[@MarkClifford-nw6uz]

Hello 👋 Elizabeth, how are you doing ? hope you are fine. I'm Mark Clifford and am from Denver Colorado, where are you from? you seem like a real country girl

[@penduloustesticularis1202]

I could listen to this on a loop for 600 years.

[@BandytaCzasu]

You might be forced to listen to this for eternity.

[@matthewclayton6802]

I've owned this painting in 3 pieces for years and have never noticed the butt music till today! Unbelievable details in his work!

[@flarevein]

What a marvellous, beautiful and yet so haunting song this is

[@luissitovivian2702]

it´s the most beutyful fart i ever heard

[@NaTaS-]

"Bootyful"

[@susycremers]

hahahaha

[@cristinaperisrua9810]

Magic.

[@cristinaperisrua9810]

Magic.

[@Avtfnhdcbydvbgdcbh]

For anyone wondering where the butt is, it’s in the bottom right corner next to the big lute and the book. There’s a guy pointing to it

[@perchina]

We all agree that if this haunting melody is played at the intersection of the right energy lines in the right forest at midnight on Hallowe'en we *will* open up a new portal to Hell, right? PS Kudos to everyone involved in bringing this to life! It's exquisite! I am awed by how music and art continues to speak to us, even through time and space.

[@Domaith]

Gorgeous interpretation. Using this to learn the melody, I should probably use the midi of the basic notes, but this is a lot more pleasing to the ear. I'll be hard pressed to come up with anything that does any justice after this though, you provided just the right context for the melody, and it all came together.

[@ingridelknermusic]

I never knew I could be so enchanted as by the strains and strings of a booty toot.

[@kvltslime2261]

Sounds like im about to hear some fire atmospheric black metal

[@johngavin1175]

Fartzum. Fart Farteness.

[@williamjeffreys2980]

Just wow! What a great melody. Great melody is timeless; there is no expiration date.

[@joannam5847]

This is the most beautiful rendition of the butt music I've heard.

[@panached1450]

Played this for a Tinder date, she literally unmatched after she left my house. I wonder if it was the Butt Music

[@Hugo-mh1pe]

she didn't deserve ya bro

[@yerghaizverot6441]

It was probably the 6 dead bodies sitting at the kitchen table, arranged to look like they are having a dinner party. Or perhaps it was the one empty seat at that table... The butt music might not have helped any, though. That's okay. She obviously didn't share your interests ;)

[@heatherpony]

Pshh good riddance

[@panached1450]

maybe she wanted lyrically flagellatory buttplay and i just didn't deliver

[@hopemeddeman1598]

I would've sucked it right then n there

[@brunomarceloperezlinares7544]

Is it just me or did a elder telling me about the problems of their village via a scrolling text box just appeared in front of you as well

[@WereLion7]

15th century post-rock? Niiiiice.

[@Edegeereede]

Que hermoso sería mirar la pintura original escuchando esa música con instrumentos en vivo.

[@vanessaalejandrabartobarto5652]

Al fin encontré un español y que tal :v

[@Edegeereede]

@@vanessaalejandrabartobarto5652 jajaja acá disfrutando del arte de esa hermosa pintura :D

[@DanaZelmanoff]

Gave me goose-bumps in the most beautiful way.

[@PremierMilenkov]

Dana Z The way only a tune scribbled on a damned soul's arse cheeks can :D

[@vanianavmun8487]

In the most butt-iful way, I would say

[@CrunkCmdrCottonz]

Were the goosebumps on your butt maybe?

[@knull61]

I was 15 years old when first found this masterpiece of b now I’m 23 and still didn’t got bored with it.

[@georgepariseau9977]

I feel like this is an opening to a lost Iron Maiden song.

[@hurricaneheide]

Love it. And your description cracks me up. "pulled them out of my"...etc.

[@dontrestyourhead]

"cracks" Nice

[@Clutterlicious]

I came here fully expecting to be Rick Rolled. Imagine my surprise.

[@alexakammler6440]

Tousend thanks🤗 I adore the paintings von H. Bosch but didn't observe the Butt partiture🙄 it's fascinating the variety of ideeas of this Genie vor 500 years...The very, very, very GREAT Hieronymus Bosch✨️🎨✨️

[@vadimts4172]

Great music. I can't stop listening it. Thank you Jim.

[@sebzsebz]

Thanks to you mister Spalink, this is a magnifique interpretation. Me and my young son love to hear it together. Best regards from France.

[@rachelviera1898]

The head witches Bernadette Banner and Cathy Hay brought me here, thank you mums

[@jolan_bcx]

Bernadette is really making me listen to medieval songs... I’m here for it honestly

[@rachelviera1898]

@@jolan_bcx Same! I'm getting lost in a fantasy tavern vibe thanks to her

[@erikandrade846]

Me too

[@chuuna3962]

thank you mothers!!!

[@bonniekavanaugh9998]

Lost a dear loved one today, and came back to this for comfort

[@tharveyart]

It’s beautifully haunting and addictive to have on repeat. If the emotion of losing a loved one would be a melody, this sums it for me!

[@ReyOfLight]

Interestingly enough, I’m listening to this on repeat right now, hours after finding out an acquaintance passed away this morning...

[@tharveyart]

Rey Of Light prayers for healing and strength to you and their family.