Immortal Beloved Scene - Beethoven plays "Moonlight Sonata"

[@joshfeatherstone8546]

Beethoven was so talented he was even a great actor and did an outstanding job playing Gary Oldman here.

[@marjoriecodillo19]

Hahaaha Very funny

[@emeralddragon1712]

So so true 💖😋✌️🥳🥰

[@Mimeniia]

Big fan of Beethoven, Romeo is Bleeding catapulted him.

[@petele345]

...and speaking Spanish.

[@LTC122003]

That's sooo good

[@markmayfield2228]

It brings me to tears whenever I play Moonlight Sonata. To know that Beethoven lost his hearing and still was able to write such beauty and to know that he could only hear it in his mind. To play it mechanically, without passion, would be dishonorable. I always give it everything I have, every nuance, every stress is vital. God bless his memory.

[@edmundodimasprinquerondon1227]

I play moonlight sonata with my guitar and everytime I do it, I feel like flouting in the clouds and I can't get rid of this beautiful feelings, it's WONDERFUL.

[@jd70HJ19]

Any honest person who can also write and play music will tell you that a composition is heard in the mind and the heart ...it is hard to explain better , but you do not need to hear it in the normal auditory sense to know that is right. Mozart could hear the instruments he wrote for in his study. Hearing yourself play an instrument that you write for is only a validation of what was created inside your soul.

[@bigdambluesband6295]

I think I read that he wrote Moonlight Sonata before he had completely lost his hearing.

[@nunyabiznez6381]

My uncle who was in a symphony orchestra once told me that it is better to play imperfectly with passion than perfectly without. He was a second violin and confessed to being unable to fit all the notes in as he put it but the conductor liked his passion and put him in the second chair ahead of those with perfect skill but played like a music box.

[@lilianmarialeaoprestes6809]

​@@edmundodimasprinquerondon1227 iíúíomagestos..lilianm

[@elprofesor3643]

Beethoven was an introvert who avoided people and especially crowds whenever he could.Not anything like He's portrayed today.Great musician.

[@criticallyconk4944]

Yes

[@chomesukeishida4336]

Ahh so that's why I fell for him.. I love Ludwig and his compositions very much.. He's my idol when it comes to classical music.. I am the same as him.. an introvert

[@MegaMech]

He didnt avoid crowds whenever he could. He loved performing. Its chopin who despised that. Now more accurately: Beethoven was very embarrassed that people might know he was deaf. He was regarded as one of the best... Who couldn't hear?!? So after he went deaf he then avoided all interactions with people because he was scared of them 1) finding out and 2) Having an embarrassing awkward meeting with someone. He didn't even like to leave the house. By all means he wished this were not the case.He was only completely deaf in the later period of his life. Before then he was very much out going.

[@Daniel-kq4bx]

He wanted to kill himself but he didnt because of his love for music. Whats totally incredible is that he composed the 9th Symphony when he was totally deaf. Imo the greatest Music piece of all time. However he isnt among my favorite musicians. I like Grieg, Bach and Chopin the most. I can also recommend Louis Gottschalk, a american componist. Chopin called him the King of pianists

[@MegaMech]

@@Daniel-kq4bx More accurately. Beethoven felt he owed the world his music. That it would be incorrect to die before he could provide the world the most music he could compose.

[@DEE-qu5mc]

I remember in an interview when the journalist said to Gary Oldman, how realistic & convincing he looked at playing it, to which Gary replied, I actually played it, I spent 6 months & countless hours learning it. Absolutely brilliant, I believe he is the greatest actor alive today.

[@scifisicko2390]

And a couple of years learning italian

[@StasHousEnt]

Denzel is the greatest actor

[@DEE-qu5mc]

@@StasHousEnt I love watching Denzel but he has nowhere near the versatility Oldman has.

[@stephenwright1476]

DDL

[@bazwillrun]

@@StasHousEnt youre joking...yes of course you are...

[@amshg21]

Gary Oldman is one of THE most underrated actors of our generation , in my opinion he deserves an Oscar in almost every movie he's in , even as a support actor

[@estherpatriani5917]

Yessssss!!!! I totally agree!! The best !!!

[@KAT-ew9wz]

TWELVE YEARS OF IT that is all

[@catherinehart5949]

Gary Oldman, in the movie The Professional, plays homage to Beethoven.

[@figjam9530]

in what fucking universe is Gary Oldman underrated? cause it ain't this one.

[@sbbrph2651]

YES...sigh.....

[@nathanolson4952]

Legends have it that she still interrupts pianists till this day.

[@ninawildr4207]

Lmao

[@javierfueyo6871]

Solo puedo decir que me LLEGA..... APASALOBIEN TØS Y TÃS

[@istoleyourwalletwhileyouwe4717]

I’m your 1k like

[@jags4all]

Lolzz

[@iconoclastic12007]

How do you say "Karen" in German?

[@mattwilkinson5605]

In my opinion it’s the most beautiful piano piece ever, truly incredible

[@TheSighphiguy]

cant disagree, but would mention Clair de Lune as a possible equal.

[@larryrubin1718]

The beauty of music is that to every person there is a piece so moving, it becomes special. In my case vivaldi’s 4 seasons.

[@chrisblanc663]

@@larryrubin1718too true. I doubt I could choose. I’m just grateful I live in a world where people have produced such beautiful art to enrich life.

[@dwacheopus]

What? Definetly liszt's harmonies

[@PETERJOHN101]

@@larryrubin1718 I have a CD of the 4 Seasons I play in the car on trips during the Winter. 👍

[@ph8808]

Yotube really recommended this 200 years later...

[@slashholt23]

PH L. Bro lol

[@Arasakalight]

*Yotube*

[@Herr.P]

KZbin works in mysterious ways.

[@HigherPlanes]

I didn't know he spoke Spanish.

[@narges362]

Lol yeh😂😂😂😂

[@vladimirsusic5335]

Imagine to be behind that door, and to hear this for the first time ever - priceless

[@faithjenner4588]

And she had to interrupt him!

[@Lucentlens]

@@faithjenner4588 Stupid bint (the actress)!

[@cake9822]

@@Lucentlens stupid real historical woman, not the actress.

[@Lucentlens]

@@cake9822 Ah, well indeed!

[@christinemusselman5499]

And then, instead of politely and quietly listening, she inflicts herself on the great Beethoven.

[@lukewalker1051]

Just before my Mom died...she was a violinist, I asked her who her favorite composer was and she said it was a tough choice but she picked Beethoven. Who can deny his masterpiece the Moonlight Sonata is utterly astoundingly brilliant. I was so blessed to have a Mom so talented and graceful to raise me. My greatest gift.

[@donramonramirez5141]

O también " Para Elisa " ... Mí amigo, que había estudiado música, me dijo lo mismo, sin pensarlo : Beethoven ...era su preferido.

[@peestrem31]

@@donramonramirez5141 Indeed I am.

[@donramonramirez5141]

​@@peestrem31👌👌👌👍😎🇦🇷

[@dy6682]

Beethoven, where ever you are, millions around this earth will remember you for your wonderful music. One love from Jamaica.

[@meghanmisaliar]

He's playing for God now.

[@CARLOSManuel-cy4lh]

I think the world still doesnt understand how powerfull music really is

[@gustavitch8518]

I think it does. Music is basically everywhere

[@tonyrobichaud]

My two cats really loved it. They both slowly went to sleep.

[@imeldaagbu1621]

Its so powerful. I can recall events in my life through the songs of that moment.

[@pakssleb4986]

I understand

[@aWomanFreed]

This is REAL music, not like the demonic crap we have now

[@raelwissdorf]

What a moving scene. How he beds his head on the piano to feel the vibes. Fantastic.

[@PianoSoulos]

Beethoven was actually a premier performer, but due to his loss of hearing, he needed to rely on other means of income, composing being one of those means. Most of his most beloved and remembered works were composed after he began losing his hearing, which begs the statement, although he wasn't better off going deaf on a personal level, the world may have been the beneficiary of his dilemma, music that embodies the true human spirit and ultimate triumph over all ills.

[@deltamcrans]

What a sad and beutiful story

[@daviddavenport9350]

Yes...and he wasnt totally deaf until close to the end of his 54 year life

[@magdapretorius6495]

One of the best pieces of music ever composed. Ever.

[@kevintran1070]

I wish she would let him complete the sonata...

[@philippepierrelouis9956]

I never understand why a person would disturb an other who is deep into a song. Nothing infuriates me more.

[@christopherm5558]

Boneless - Rainbow Six Siege it’s 6-8 minuets 15 is all the sonatas 1,2, and 3

[@orangemittens]

@HISmercies nbounties I think you meant, "You're asking too much from a person."

[@kevinshi1330]

#Woman ruins everything, bro

[@orangemittens]

@@kevinshi1330 #iamagirl, bro.

[@antstudios6893]

Don’t disturb someone while they are playing the piano.

[@holypain8152]

Amen🙏

[@dillonolvera5183]

I can vouch for this

[@peterharman8466]

I agree and especially when they are hard of hearing, I know because I am, RIP maestro Beethoven x

[@crotchet6439]

I can agree with this statement

[@Omegadoomship]

EVER!!

[@georgeisaak5321]

The most precious sonata of the whole world was given to us by someone who couldn't hear how beautiful really was ! If i had to choose the music for my funeral that would be it ! Perfectly balanced between sadness and passion !

[@jweyek]

He wrote the Moonlight Sonata when he was 31 years old. His hearing was not perfect at that time, but he could still hear reasonably well. The movie takes certain liberties for dramatic effect.

[@dasiro]

he heard it with his mind, the ears are just translators of vibration

[@katttttt]

He had perfect pitch

[@playmusicnet7347]

Gary Oldman should have walked away with best actor academy award for this film! Thee Simpletons of Hollywood completely ignored this once-in-a-lifetime portrayal of one of the greatest composer! Shame on them and the Oscar Academy

[@guardianobserver6593]

Brand pit took it instead.

[@MsCherryPop3]

@@guardianobserver6593 He is a leftists' darling.

[@michellekinder3051]

Hollywood is all about politics, not merit. So many deserving actors and actresses are ignored.

[@samirmohareb1610]

Thank you God for giving us this immortal composer who delighted our souls for generations and generations!

[@thebuffalo2263]

No need to thank something that doesn’t exist maybe thank Beethoven for working so hard to achieve greatness. All religion is man made and fake.

[@vondantalingting]

Using the vibrations to hear instead? Truly genius!

[@GabsARV]

Well you could say that but he's slowly losing his hearing, so putting his head over the wood makes it better for him to hear.

[@thanos4677]

He wasn’t deaf yet. The wood amplified the sound. Like if you tap a table and then put your ear on the table and tap it is much louder. Also Beethoven had perfect pitch so he could hear the notes in his head even when he was deaf!

[@_gamepatcher_3177]

@@thanos4677 also i heard that hes 70% deaf when he created symphony no5,which means at that point he cannot hear a violin anymore,theres a rumor that hes just imagining the sound?Is that real?

[@jasonlu5397]

Thanos my table is marble and you can hear it better it doesn’t matter if it’s wood or not putting your ear on the thing you’re touching will amplify the sound

[@дядягруша-в1л]

_GamePatcher_ “perfect pitch”

[@georgeisaak5321]

He didn't play those foul notes by mistake ...he was filling the room with vibrations so he could get some feedback . He couldn't hear clearly but he could feel . It's similar with Echolocation sense that bats and dolphins use . Only 1000 times more difficult when you actually trying to make music ! What a genius ...i am speechless every time i hear that song !

[@starsandnightvision]

Song? Who is singing then?

[@djraven3124]

@@starsandnightvision instumental song?? i mean it kinda still works, although a musical piece would still be more fitting than song.

[@taronsento]

@@starsandnightvision real homie know it’s a ‘piece’

[@SeeWoelfin]

@@starsandnightvision yes, you are showing how informed you are. Well done. We now all know that YOU know that an instrumental piece is not called a song. We also know that you are not nice...

[@LordOfTec]

for me its beauty rising out of the dissonant chaos...

[@allys744]

True artists can feel their music. It was as if Beethoven was listening to its heartbeat.

[@glennfarr2000]

As a professional, You can hear it in your head. I see a piece of music and I know exactly what it says. The only problem is , it leaves out the musician. The interpratation. The feeling and that just, frankly, sucks.

[@juliomuniz9735]

This scene demonstrates the deepest talk of the soul! Beethoven always!

[@simonfraser1491]

Horrible dubbing. Didnt do justice to the beauty of that scene

[@vickiross1025]

Moonlight Sonata is one of my favorites.

[@estherpatriani5917]

Oh! I totally agree! Wonderful !

[@minalthor7428]

X2

[@michaelstewart8924]

I know I'm not much for piano music honestly having said I listened to moonlight Sonora almost everyday

[@kenoliver8913]

@@michaelstewart8924 I reckon if you listened to it every day you'd end up sick. Listen to how much angst there is in that remote minor key - it is not at all a relaxing piece.

[@samyandkitty8399]

I learned to read music long before I could read or write. My grannie taught me to play this when I was 8. I am 51 I’m autistic and playing flute and painting are my only talents

[@danetteperez3863]

I am sure they are Not your only talents. And even so, how blessed to have those !

[@karimmech2959]

❤️❤️

[@georgesealy4706]

The first movement is okay, but I can tell you the last two are not a cakewalk.

[@joannevargas9638]

Great talents to have! Well done!

[@jc10907Sealy]

That's more talent than most people ever have

[@barbaraknowles8615]

Gary Oldman.......the world's best actor.....this was an incredible movie that went completely unnoticed

[@jadoo868]

The greatest piece of music ever written. This piece captures the human condition. Thank God that it was created for all of us to hear.

[@islamaroc]

That is too much european centric statement Arabic and indian music has more beautiful pearls

[@LeonXVIII]

⁠@@islamaroc Europeans have produced the most beautiful art in the entire world. Art is Eurocentric.

[@josecalle7906]

"No destruyas el silencio, si no es para mejorarlo" -Beethoven

[@RaulArmandoIbarraVera]

Que raro que hallan tantos comentarios en inglés no? En fin... Ahora que toco el piano aprecio más el trabajo de beethoven

[@mariadanielaoliveracalvo7040]

​​​@@RaulArmandoIbarraVera Yo igual, solo que desde pequeña escuché a Beethoven y gracias a él escuché a otros grandes compositores de la música clásica: Mozart, Bach, Shubert, Vivaldi, Tchaikovsky, Chopin, Verdi, Mendelssohn, Rossini, Brahms, etc. Incluso, también toco el piano.

[@anthonydukic5860]

This world does

[@beautyforumbyangela]

Beethoven the most extraordinary composer of all time. My parents took me to see Fantasia when I was 3 years old. The first time I heard Beethoven’s 6th symphony “Pastorale”. I asked my Dad what was the instrument playing the high notes. He replied “it is a piccolo “. I told him I wanted to learn how to play the piccolo. Fast forward to the 4th grade I learned how to play the flute & in the 8th grade I played the piccolo. I played for 15 1/2 years. Thank you Dad & Beethoven for fueling my passion of classical music. Cheers 😉🌷

[@otakugaming5959]

It must be amazing for you to be the first one to hear it

[@dawnlee4719]

Second, cuz Beethoven is the first to hear

[@nguyenviet3064]

@@dawnlee4719 he is deaf lol

[@princey_06]

ML God what

[@princey_06]

nguyen viet r/woooosh

[@user-yc6vr8vn5j]

@@princey_06 no?

[@lizziemalfoy6219]

Beethoven was the first composer I listened to, and I credit him for my interest in learning piano. I’m truly blessed to be able to listen to him, and many other magical musicians. Thank you

[@miguelleiton3645]

Tremendo genio de un inmenso Músico castigado en donde más le podía doler: los oídos... Al apoyar su cabeza oye por las vibraciones......

[@dragonslayerwins5503]

And here i am a grown damn man crying like a kid hearing this song so Close to my heart in those hard times .

[@mariadanielaoliveracalvo7040]

One of the best composers I heard in my childhood. I really love that song. Uno de los mejores compositores que escuché en mi infancia. Realmente me encanta esa canción.

[@alviilmie1869]

The actor is brilliant,he wanted a career in music himself,but wasn’t successful,he can play piano himself,which he did in this movie,no one could act better than him as Beethoven

[@alviilmie1869]

killerkitten yes,a pianist,you can watch his interview on u tube

[@thoso1973]

Tom Hulce also played the piano pieces himself in Amadeus. The actual music heard in the film was pre-recorded and not his playing, but he had to learn it because Milos Forman wanted it to look 100% authentic and correct on screen.

[@matthewsabo2490]

What you are hearing is a modern grand, not a period grand. Gary did not play anything; this scene was dubbed

[@keithlambe211]

He was David Bowies best friend

[@robyvirtue5092]

Dude he was James Gordon man..wth u talkin about?

[@claudiawhite9772]

I Always LOVED this movie!! One of Garry Oldman’s best performances and movies!! He is the best actors EVER!!!👏👏👍

[@baton.ballet]

Nunca he visto una piesa que exprese tanta depresión sin ni una sola palabra, como lo es está sonata. Cada ves que la escucho me recae total 😢 para mí está es la obra perfecta creada por un humano

[@gligabue1]

Será por un amor no correspondido?

[@ulisulmona1246]

@@gligabue1 no entendi me explican xd

[@gligabue1]

@@ulisulmona1246 El dolor de no ser amado

[@ulisulmona1246]

@@gligabue1 a okey okey

[@baton.ballet]

@@gligabue1 le dio súper duro si para crear una melancolía tan poderosa

[@sergioantunes8939]

He is not only hearing the vibrarions of the piano's wood but hearing his own soul in a quiet moment of peace flowing from the heart.

[@voiceover2191]

A soul makes noise? What does it sound like?

[@FZ-qx8mh]

Pobre Beethoven el sufrimiento que paso. .. me provoca tanta tristeza. Amo Claro de luna 😍😍Excelente músico lo adoro

[@karenyulianavalverdegonzal9436]

que fue lo que paso

[@FZ-qx8mh]

@@karenyulianavalverdegonzal9436 En resumen tuvo una infección en sus oídos y como no se trató a tiempo, perdió su audición, y eso le provocó sufrimiento y se alejo de las personas. Como el no los escuchaba se alejaba y siempre estaba de mal humor, las personas no se habían dado cuenta de que el había perdido su audición 😢

[@aliciak1959]

​@@FZ-qx8mh algunos dicen que el padre lo golpeaba y eso provocó una lesión en los oídos y la,sordera con el paso del tiempo.

[@cadabanban5382]

This movie, this actor..... Just one of the greatest musical scene ever.

[@180bidder]

Playing music is frequently an incredibly emotional /personal experience. You want to choose, who you share that moment with. That was a breach of trust ! A musician Would understand A non musician would not understand .

[@tones2003]

i literally screamed when someone tapped me while playing. some terrifying shit right there.

[@gerricamus2718]

This was such an emotional movie. Great actors and a sublime soundtrack...

[@irenehernandez1715]

one of the most beautiful pieces in music history ive ever heard. breathtaking.

[@adaline825]

It is literally talking directly to my heart. You are the best composer Beethoven.

[@פנינהצזנה]

He was a genius,playing from the heart.Unique,special,one of a kind.

[@nigelcarren]

As a composer myself, I briefly studied Beethoven, but not his music but his life, especially his medical condition, and it is my opinion that he his constant bowel-pain was either Crohns Disease or Ulcerative Colitis. As a sufferer myself I can hear the pain, the discomfort and resulting bitterness at his lot through his music... here especially! Though through that music, whilst difficult to do... it did bring light and with that comes sweet soothing... Hope. BRAVO that man what a legacy.. 🏆

[@randyharmon717]

This is getting into the soul of Beethoven listening to the vibes of the piano great performance deep learning at its finest.

[@pitysadachii2174]

Tan bella como triste... La inspiración fue sacada de su corazon... No le hicieron falta los oídos... 🇪🇸✌️💗🌎SALUDOS MUNDO.

[@wolfspirit1884]

Este hombre llevó al límite su talento y lo llevó aún nuevo nivel, inclusive traspasando la sensación del sonido a sentir las vibraciones, es increíble ,como si no fuera humano

[@narges362]

Garry Oldman as Beethoven the best Beethoven ever😍😍😍love this movie and moonlight sonata my favourite pieces of all time 💚💚💚😄

[@margaretflack2091]

Hate been disturbed before I finish a piece, I love that piece

[@Tx1113]

Beethoven was a gift from God thank you Lord 🙏🏻❤️

[@joshsmom6662]

one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever 🎹❤

[@anthonymangogna6259]

One of my favorite piece of music ever written that I know how to play very well from Beethoven ! ❤️

[@christianealshut1123]

Gary Oldman was magnificent in this movie - he should have won an Oscar for that already...

[@karmallama4686]

A true master of his art. Regardless of when he lost his hearing still puts him above many others

[@Madd474]

Not master.... He was a grandmaster of German classic

[@rejmons1]

The radical actor plays the radical composer. Very much adequate...

[@missingcasey]

Beethoven is my alltime favorite composer. This scene leaves me crying every time I watch this movie. Oldman was outstanding in this movie.

[@carloscruz-zz9fr]

Despues de quedar practicamente sordo Beethoven regala al mundo su inmensa novena; hay veces que el cielo manda al mundo genios titanes, que la mayor parte de las veces sus contemporaneos no entienden e incluso desdeñan.

[@donnalee3081]

One of the best pieces played today.. Beethoven did lose his hearing but was able to sustain his music by vibrations...I am hearing impaired since birth...I "hear" music with little sounds and vibrations in a room that plays the music.. Headphones work really well with base boost...

[@Mentque]

He was not deaf, he was gradually getting deaf, he could still hear for a very long period of his life, he became completely deaf only when he was very very but very old Edit: wow 4K likes, thanks everyone :)

[@criticallyconk4944]

This still does not imply he isn't already partially deaf, just saying.

[@markjwolfson]

Beethoven died at age 57. You call that "very, very old?" From 1803-1812 as his hearing failed, he began to use the lower notes that he could hear more clearly. Works including the Moonlight Sonata, his only opera Fidelio and six symphonies were written during this period. The high notes returned to his compositions towards the end of his life which suggests he was hearing the works take shape in his head.

[@Mentque]

Mark Wolfson thanks google, at that time over 50 was considered old because of the plague....

[@drummerbb3660]

But didn't someone have to turn him to face the standing ovation after a performance one time because he couldn't hear them clapping?

[@UrnusFPS]

very very very old? He died when he was fifty years old: v

[@mssuziquzi]

Brilliant movie, Gary Oldman should have got an Oscar for this outstanding performance

[@orianalara4020]

Que don tan grande tenía para componer música melodias, para mi gusto esta es la mas hermosa, si Bethoben era o estaba sordo escuchaba su musica con el alma , esta melodia es dedicada prácticamente a la bella y hermosa 🌖luna, es melancolíca llega al alma es hermosa claro de lus es la creación de Dios para la lus de la noche, la bella luna, Bethoben, 👏👏👏apesar de todo lo que se dice de ti y de tu mala salud, lo peor tu sordera componias con el alma.

[@beethovenmoonlight7205]

Betoven quedo sordo despues con el tiempo el de.muy pequeño empeso a componer ya cuando estaba viejo perdio la audicion

[@sac4898]

Y el nombre de claro de luna se la puso quien compuso xd además de que esa canción la compuso aún cuando escuchaba

[@minnieperez3859]

Beautiful sad tune.

[@ezio8591]

"He will give the world something to remember" - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

[@MrJetFormation]

It's actually a common myth that Beethoven was born deaf. Beethoven wasn't born deaf. He became partially deaf, but only became "completely" deaf in his last seven years of life. He was quite aware and made as many pieces in his last days to satisfy his musical needs. It's very, very sad to read his letters to his brother talking about his life and how he couldn't hear his own piano and how he wanted to kill himself. He truly did just want to play piano. RIP Beethoven. Edit: I forgot to correct my typo "Beethoven was born deaf" never have I thought that let me make that clear. That was a typo. It would be dumb to think anyone deaf could just play an instrument off vibration. Yes it could be possible, but rarely possible if not impossible.

[@kestrel3509]

Really, irony. There are literally scums who are good for nothing living up to like 80 and there few rare people who had changed the world but due to many problem like disease ,mental illness etc they left early.

[@jakegearhart]

He wasn't born deaf. Beethoven only started to loose his hearing in his late twenties, after he had established himself as a prime composer already.

[@beethoventhe2nd992]

@@jakegearhart what it it was genetic

[@beethoventhe2nd992]

@@jakegearhart I this it was or because his father used to hit him so much on his head or his loud playing

[@beethoventhe2nd992]

@John Balnis do you want to be classical musicians or you just like taylor swift

[@davidbar.1268]

Cada vez que lo escucho se me salen las lágrimas , MARAVILLOSO BEETHOVEN.

[@daniellerostaing1467]

to play a song, and your deaf! it is beyond mother nature! you are the universe that i seek for! can i come home now-when i die?

[@davidowens1132]

The deaf can't hear sounds, but they can sense vibrations. I met a deaf girl at a dance and I asked her to dance with me. She signed "yes" and took off her shoes before we walked to the dance floor. We danced right in front of the big speakers. The bass vibrations she felt through her feet. And the higher notes, she felt through her body from being right in front of the speaker. She loved fast music and was a really good dancer. Much better than me. We danced for almost an hour to every single song and she never missed a beat. One of the best times in both our lives up to that point. She inspired me to learn ASL.

[@frankposada8590]

De las composiciones de Beethoven que nunca me canso de escuchar y que nunca me deja de conmover

[@jkadas2500]

This is the most underrated but most beautifull movie!

[@dedondefloressinohayjardin7984]

¡Qué brillante escena!... muy conmovedora; sin duda. Beethoven uno de los grandes Inmortales; es fascinante.

[@aninhaprsouza]

Don't disturb: genius creating masterpieces. My beloved Beethoven, you are immortal.

[@skywalker623]

La escuche por primera vez en 1976 en primer año de secundaria, con un Lp de aquella época doy gracias a mi profesor del curso de música que me enseño a apreciar los clásicos maestros auténticos genios en una sola palabra

[@lucases36]

Esa melodía sin palabra alguna te parte el corazón y el alma

[@Sphere723]

He's clearly playing what looks like a historically accurate fortepiano, but the music is definitely coming out of a modern Steinway type grand piano. The Moonlight sonata actually sounds quite a bit different on an original fortepiano. It's much more delicate.

[@voiceover2191]

So glad you pointed this out to us. I was more annoyed that the performance was crap. Way too fast, badly articulated, obviously played by someone who doesn't understand what he is playing. I read in the comments someone claiming Oldman is playing himself. That explains a lot, overplaying while overacting, there is consistency at least.

[@claudemartin9652]

La sourdite ne l'a pas empêché de composer cette merveille je l'écoute tres souvent . merci Ludwig ❤❤❤

[@gualbertopanchez5781]

Qué increíble. Con sordera y su genialidad unica. En efecto recostaba en el Piano y con las vibraciones crear.un GENIO. Inigualable. Quito..ECUADOR

[@irmahidalgo5816]

Sonata a la luz de la luna,inolvidable y bellísima. Gracias. JLSC.

[@marianoruiz7626]

La sonata Claro de Luna. ¡Qué maravilla! Es una de las melodías de máxima inspiración de ese Beethoven que quizá con Mozart y Juan Sebastián Bach forme el mejor trío de toda la Historia de la Música. La película de su vida, "Amor inmortal" vale la pena verla repetidas veces por escuchar su magnífica banda sonora.

[@eljajas2104]

Ahora solo dios puede escucharlos

[@edmundodimasprinquerondon1227]

Now only GOD can hear them for ever and if one of us reaches heaven, will hear them too.

[@sylvieperez1901]

La película es preciosa

[@zio_235]

Te olvidas de chopin 😔 ..

[@Julieta-q4s]

EXCELENTE película, música maravillosa, Ludwig Van Beethoven ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@robertbrown-qf8xy]

The greatest composer, ever. There has never been anyone of his calibre.

[@jponz85]

Ooooooookay bro. You obviously haven't heard Chopin, Mozart, Liszt, or even rachmaninoff

[@davidzhu4832]

@@jponz85 This is all opinionated, however I do like Chopin the best- shame my favorite piece the waltz in c sharp minor isn't as popular as I thought it was.

[@ruteferreirarico8272]

2021 still listening 2 this golden masterpiece. Thank you very much for sharing this with us 🙏. Lots of love from Oporto, Portugal 🤗

[@judycatchot1757]

it is soo exquisitely beautiful it nearly takes ur breath away. awesomeLy beautiful.

[@carlosrenderos9995]

ES UNA SONATA TIERNA DULCE LLENA DE AMOR QUE ATRAVIESA TU CUERPO Y TOMA EL ALMA...ELEVANDOLA AL CIELO Y MAS ALLA.

[@archon4412]

There is a difference between just playing the notes and actually making the music.

[@NESSJAFG]

Hermosa música, siempre sera maravillosa escucharla no importa la época...

[@BruceWayne-eo3dc]

La musica de ahora es un asco el reggaeton eso no es musica , estoy es una melodia que trasmite paz y un mensaje muy hermoso

[@donramonramirez5141]

Esta es otra escena INDESTRUCTIBLE : Gary Oldman interpretando a Herr Ludwig, tocando Claro de Luna ... Bravo, Maestro !!!! 👋👋👋👋👋👍👍👍🇦🇷

[@basic2337]

I hate how the piece is normally played, I still think that Gary Oldman's playing of it is the best I've heard

[@joelstein4657]

One of the most tragic scenes ever filmed was when he was directing the ninth and it ended. Someone had to touch him to tell him it was over. I can't remember which movie but I do remember crying at the cruel twists life takes sometimes. Probably the most amazing piece of music ever written and its creator couldn't hear it. It still brings tears to my eyes.

[@niviamaeva]

O cry every time. Every time

[@jamesgonsalves7081]

Idiot! He knew when it ended as he was the composer. He was turned around to face his audience who gave him standing ovation.

[@niviamaeva]

@@jamesgonsalves7081 why so harsh ?

[@jamesgonsalves7081]

@@niviamaeva Because it's stupid to say Beethoven did not know when the performance of his 9th symphony was over.

[@LarsHolmVV46]

@@jamesgonsalves7081Well he was not conducting and it was a female cellist who stood up went to Beethoven and helped him turn around, to see the audience's standing applause.

[@kaycekay4517]

Beautiful scene. Unbelievable, incredible artist. Have just had your 250th Birthday. Happy birthday Ludwig

[@VintageCarHistory]

I played this- all three movements- randomly at a hotel lobby. My Immortal Beloved heard it. We were married less than six months later. It has now been over 25 years. Perfection.

[@vanessajazp6341]

Gary Oldman one of my fav actors of all time! As a pianist, this scene always makes me cry.

[@schuldet]

THIS GENUINELY MADE ME CRY.

[@rebeccasolis4406]

Esa película es hermosamente trágica y como siempre la interpretación del Sr. Olman es excelente!!!👏👏👏👏👏

[@kristinamullen4066]

I used to play this in the dark as a teenager.It's one of my favorites.I wish I could remember it now, but I need the music to refresh my memory.I've never seen this movie, but it looks interesting.

[@margieguilfordwoman]

Another beautiful classic. So touching, thank you...

[@Rockydcomedy]

gary oldman best actor of beethovens generation

[@brendatrujillo2666]

Such talent behind the music. A sing for all ages. The very definition of beauty. Wonderful.

[@lilianavalentinaalegrialop2727]

"Un músico que no puede oír, es lo mismo que un pintor que no puede ver! Pero que frase tan magnífica!