J.S. Bach - Prelude in C Major

[@Rousseau]

The introduction to Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier, one of the most important works in keyboard history. Through his two books of 24 Preludes and Fugues, one for each minor and major key, Bach showed the world the possibilities of equal temperament, which is still used in almost all music written today, from classical, to rock, to pop. This concept of writing pieces in all 12 keys went on to inspire other composers too, from Chopin and Liszt, to Rachmaninoff and Shostakovich.

[@mitalipandit2891]

Wonderful, Rousseau. Simply beautiful.

[@jaunius8883]

Love it

[@andresivaldi]

I admire your work and been following you since I stumble upon your channel the day you uploaded fur Elise. I would love to see you perform La cumparcita, a lovely tango in my humble opinion. Check the performance of Alberto Dogliotti. Have a great one and see you next Monday, unless you surprise us again this Thursday ;-)

[@lehikos]

So you've gotta play Bach's Well-Tempered Clavier now :D

[@simeonlao2525]

Thnx for fulfilling my request... ☺

[@Rousseau]

Do you want to hear more Bach on this channel?

[@JannesBio]

Sure!!

[@josiasdiazarvelo7292]

Rousseau Yes!

[@jaunius8883]

yes

[@grasonm2]

Yes please.

[@emileblackwood8338]

Yes please!

[@johannsebastianbach3464]

One of my favorite pieces I wrote.

[@katewilkening9483]

Bach came back from the dead just to listen to this song again

[@orochimaru8186]

Red john 🙂

[@waylonmcneill1018]

when the new ep droppin?

[@LightgreenLP]

@@orochimaru8186 yeah

[@josephthespaceman3277]

bruh

[@as530]

I believe this was published in 1722, so just over 300 years ago. That's before electricity, audio recordings, cars, planes, steam trains, phones, and most modern medicine. For me this is what is so incredible about classical music. The way it affects our brains hasn't changed. In another 300 years, people will still be listening to this.

[@IGON_DRAGONSLAYER]

You deserve a comment because I wanted to say that, I can see that we have the same mindset on that. My friends always laughing at me bcs I listen to classical music (specially piano) and I told them how hard and gorgeous piano is.

[@sandeegrey5977]

@@IGON_DRAGONSLAYER Your friends are clowns.

[@IGON_DRAGONSLAYER]

@@sandeegrey5977 ikr they’re not cultivated

[@alphalax7747]

@@IGON_DRAGONSLAYER you mean cultured

[@IGON_DRAGONSLAYER]

@@alphalax7747 oh yes sorry my English isn’t good

[@Rousseau]

Good morning!! What are you up to this week?

[@AnhPham-gp8qt]

Good night from Down Under ( Australia). Perfect piece to be listening before going to bed

[@SwashOrSquash]

Rousseau Practicing Caprice 24 on clarinet

[@mythorganizer4222]

It's good night in India

[@betsegg]

good afternoon from europe

[@tomasbrandberg8507]

good afternoon in Sweden

[@gracer1011]

I’m just starting piano and this is the first piece my piano teacher expects me to learn Wish me luck😩

[@cloudysensation8406]

Good luck :>

[@complimentbotd7232]

I wish you the best but you don't need luck, just determination and passion

[@owengette8089]

Grace R Damn they dropping you off in the deep end

[@sarah-gb2jd]

This was my first piece too! Once you get the hang of the pattern its not that difficult and is really soothing to play. Good luck!

[@shroom7683]

Ayyy we have the same name, plus last name. (My last name starts with a R as well)

[@Julia-lg7dt]

This was my favorite my mother played when i was younger. Now as an adult i’m teaching myself the piano and this is my goal. If i can play this, i will be happy.

[@tuyuu2191]

i wish you the best of luck!

[@earlcabusao3630]

G luck ;)

[@cantthinkofausername6749]

have you succeeded yet?

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

learn the theory behind it's beauty as you learn this piece. To know why it sounds so beguilingly beautiful is a joy in itself:)

[@jareddeguzman5788]

do you know a good lyrics for this plss that should incorporate musical elements adopted from the Medieval, Renaissance, and Baroque periods. Do ypu know something? plss i really need it...our module is making me cry plsss

[@AhmedHassan-wh1wu]

Simple, elegant, soothing. Shows us that not only complex but simplest music can also be beautiful.

[@francescociannamea9344]

How come everything Bach wrote sounds like mathematical perfection? He truly was a genius...

[@NEJ3224]

That's because my teacher said that the pieces by Bach need extra analysis and they were composed by an intellectual

[@parkersmithphoto]

Gould's second take on the Goldberg Variations, where he plays them with a very precise, clockwork perfection, often sounds to me as if it God is speaking. Chopin does that for me as well.

[@The_Scouts_Code]

@@parkersmithphoto can you please link me?

[@parkersmithphoto]

@@The_Scouts_Code - Glenn Gould: A State of Wonder - The Complete Goldberg Variations 1955 & 1981 -- the 1955 version has a somewhat Romantic feeling, the 1981 version is more machine-like but I actually prefer the precision and clarity.

[@jamesxenophon9505]

It's almost like it's just scales and yet it's transcendent.

[@stinkyoldmonk8982]

This piece portrays life itself.. At first everything is so simple, merry and fine..but As you grow old.. things get complicated, sad... but you dont lose hope... In the end nothing has changed.. its the same old life.. but you dont care now, it doesn't matter to you, because you've seen enough..

[@robertverderese5781]

So simple yet so beautiful. One of the greatest pieces of classical music of all time in my opinion.

[@workislisve4059]

Barroce

[@Opuss55]

Baroque music* but I agree with you

[@ericviel4583]

@@workislisve4059I p orrr t

[@Dave5843-d9m]

There are echoes of this style in the music of ABBA. Maybe why they remain so popular.

[@Delta-gx4fm]

Agree, beyond parallel, the ending was undeniable perfection.

[@brioche5845]

I used to love really hard a girl years ago that tried to play this because she knew I was playing piano and that I was fond of classical music. We eventually broke up and not so long time ago I couldn't even hear this song without remembering her negatively. During that time I really lost my mental and got into a depression, because of the break up but also because of a lot of unfortunate events that chained with that. Now I'm on peace, and re-listening to that brings me huge nostalgia of a very determinate past time of my life that I won't forget ever. Maybe this girl hurt me as much as good, maybe that I idolized her too much, and that today she no longer think about me anymore, but everything is forgiven and I know I will die with no hard feeling and regret. Music isn't just melody, it's a lifetime.

[@squid0g]

That’s beautiful actually. Happy for u❤️

[@desmondmiles1066]

Lesson: Don't idolize a woman. Women can feel Obsessive/Possessive men. Good thing you forgave her.

[@Neezy-JD]

if my piano lit up like that, i would never leave the house

[@DynamoLandShark]

Naeem Ahangarzadeh lmao I hope you got that piano mate

[@droid6276]

Dynamo LandShark 😂😂

[@nopeidk90]

@@DynamoLandShark perfect reply lmao

[@balladin9200]

If i actually had a piano instead of a keyboard with shitty sound i would also never leave the house lol remember there is always someone under you so be grateful.

[@Neezy-JD]

@@balladin9200 then get one

[@Carpatouille]

So simple, yet so beautiful.

[@carlus6432]

Yep

[@carlus6432]

@@trxyz4393 probably a lizt song

[@carlus6432]

@@trxyz4393 I'll search the song and i will let you know if i find it

[@carlus6432]

@@trxyz4393 i take that back its impossible there so much songs! But I'll try

[@carlus6432]

@@trxyz4393 thanks

[@fliciama6472]

This song isn't hard to play it's just a nightmare to remember

[@ericgoodenough4733]

Yeah, I just said that right now while looking at the score

[@ericgoodenough4733]

@August Miller It's kinda the same rhythm every bar, so once you get used, it goes quite easy. But I gotta admit I had a tough time memorizing the final two arpeggios.

[@risingunity6446]

Yes , absolutely . You've to remember the exact harmonics if doing without sight reading. Actually this is a level 1 - 2 piano piece. So, even any beginner might require 4 - 5 days , or even lesser to successfully play the entire piece , and once done several times, they will be able to remember and play the entire thing easily .

[@novhussey]

Lol! Agree. This piece like the easiest I learned as a beginner, yet I can't memorize them all even for months 😂

[@ludwig4029]

piece*

[@alfredoguzman7455]

"Ave Maria Hold me in your arms tonight Heal these open wounds Will you still be there for me When I fall? Spin me until I'm entranced This could be our last chance Did I stray too far To still deserve your warm embrace? Ave Maria Ave Maria Cleanse me of my sin Restore me from within And I need you to know That I'll love you so Until the world explodes"

[@c_wyz]

yasss qween

[@patrickolaughlin6027]

Bach's music is beautiful .

[@charles-valentinalkan9200]

👍😉💯❤️

[@mervel6737]

Red John agreed with you.

[@greenlime1997]

Beautiful is an understatement….magnificent, enchanting would be a better description

[@MrX-dc5mz]

Red John's favourite music.

[@namanbhatia332]

Miss Jane :')

[@marcusmariota2543]

Now I know why i felt creeped out when this was the alarm in the morning on a ferry 🤔😅

[@jvms257]

😲😲😲 agreed; do you watch the Mentalist, and have you finished it?!

[@Aloulou699]

@@jvms257 i finished it

[@atharvadeshpande6907]

And Rosalind's hypnosis music...

[@malindrome9055]

This is the most nostalgic piece of mine. I remember when I was first learning the piano when I was six years old. I was always into pop music, but when I had my first lesson, my piano teacher showed me a genre that I never engaged in - classical music, this piece was the first one I learned. After every lesson on every Wednesday, my father would drive me home, picking up pizza for us to eat. My love for classical music came from this piece, so I always owe this piece a listen when times are rough, reminiscing about memories of long ago.

[@NoNameTbh4]

The last 10 seconds of this piece are absolutely beautiful

[@alexh6339]

Its a own Titel! Im surching it! Pleased Help me

[@georgejungle138]

@@alexh6339 Chopin Prelude

[@LelisDavi]

Prelude in E Minor (Op. 28 No. 4) by Chopin

[@ChrisCrawley-y2w]

literaly tho

[@DaveMuller]

Even though the raw notes of this piece are "easy" it's one of the most difficult to master in WTC1. Getting the timing and feel just right is insanely difficult. Well done.

[@FirstnameLastname-jd4uq]

No it isn’t….

[@finmin2k]

@@FirstnameLastname-jd4uq i agree that it's definitely not one of the harder pieces out there but this performance was pretty much perfection in every way, so still impressive in its own right

[@bicillenium4019]

@@finmin2kThe dynamics could have been better

[@editname6868]

This is anti anxiety music

[@brainwormyy]

but when u actually try to play it it turns into anxiety music lmao

[@chrisSkordPiano]

@@brainwormyy it's not that hard check out my tutorial

[@JamesHugoF]

The Musical Science Kitty if you ever get around to watching The Mentalist this will be anything but that

[@atharvadeshpande6907]

@@JamesHugoF agreed! It will turn into a horror track!

[@nomikamizu8796]

Absolute

[@neilpatel1914]

The piano is such an amazing instrument. I can’t wrap my mind around its greatness.

[@manuelvpr]

The piano derives from the harpsychord which as it name implies derives from the harp. If you se a grand piano you can notice the form of the harp horizontally.

[@chrvsi]

@@manuelvprits does !! i never noticed

[@elldibs7396]

forget twinkle twinkle little star. this is the perfect beginner's song. do not be intimated whatsoever. you can learn this in a day or few and feel like you've accomplished a lot. if you have good memory, whether by sound memorization or muscle memory in the hands, you will learn it very very fast. simply play it at the speed you are comfortable with. the progression is incredibly intuitive to learn. it is essentially left to right for 5 notes, repeat to the end of the song, at which point there is a minor reversal.

[@sandrathomas1934]

... a very lovely message to share with us "beginners"! Thank-YOU!!!

[@penguinofdoom9830]

for another easy piece can you do 12 variations of little star?

[@Chrobin111]

Great idea!

[@loogey0375]

Wait wha? The 12 Variations of Little Star, composed by Mozart, is considered an easy piece?! Hold the phone. Thank you for holding my phone, now let me have it back for a second, thaaank you. Now, how can Little Star (12 Variations composed by Mozart) be considered easy? Sure with enough practice, it would seem fairly easy after knowing how to play it with both hands and not just one specifically, but it's certainly not an easy piece. Not for me at least. If it is, I need to practice my butt off and learn how to play that piece once in for all!

[@Flistz]

I always wanted rousseau to play this too!

[@amuramaulidifachry2157]

First and second variatiin is easy but later... Meh

[@macrabill7396]

@@loogey0375 I'd been having a crappy day and the beginning of this post really made me chuckle thank you.

[@mlevin7]

I’m self taught and my friend told me to learn this piece. Started at around 9:30 last night and played to like midnight, then I practiced another hour today and I can play it almost all the way through from memory. Beautiful piece and so relaxing I can play it for hours. And it’s not too difficult so my fingers don’t start to hurt either.

[@beccabehindthescenes]

You have crazy memory if you learned all this that fast. This is the first song my piano teacher wants me to learn and Im STRUGGLING 😂 You’re the man good job

[@rpoje]

@@beccabehindthescenes honestly i haven’t played the piano consistently in 2 years and i got the first 50% done in like an hour

[@georgejungle138]

What else did you guys do that night 👀👀👀👀

[@tastydumpling9909]

@@georgejungle138 nah man why

[@vector2-074]

Yea me too, started today to learn it because was in a list of good songs for beginers and in 1 hour and a half I know hot to play half of it by memory

[@psell8628]

Bach is both the master of complexity and simplicity. What a genius! Possibly the greatest composer in human history

[@randyclar747]

Yet now ...he is decomposing.

[@davidlepahe]

​@@randyclar747brutal.

[@Guarrdian1984]

For me there will NEVER ever be a better composer in the entire human history than the grandest J.S.Bach!!!

[@kitcooks]

@@randyclar747the best decomposer in history 😊

[@randyclar747]

@kitcooks Sure he is decomposing as you say; but his legend lives on...that is what counts.

[@santi9099]

Actually, this reminds me of The Mentalist, its the song that Rosalind Harker plays at her piano. Its a beautiful piece.

[@alimehdi4366]

That's where I am coming from!

[@alfredomartinez9461]

I learned it just because of The Mentalist 😄

[@tree7192]

@@alfredomartinez9461 same! its a beautiful piece.

[@juandale-pringle]

Same

[@Damon24818]

That's where I come from guys ^^

[@RizwanKhan-os1pt]

This piece gives me a notion of a dream of wonderful future. First the dream is full of joy. In the middle, there is sadness. But it ends with an inner peace

[@borislagercrantz4305]

I agree this song is the optimism anthem!

[@mrsandwhich5859]

So the song is basically about ejaculation

[@GrianyBunch]

It is from my PlayHome

[@AlexBelieberSWAG]

I have been looking for this music for so many years!!!😭 Literally. So I felt so fulfilled after I found it! It warms my heart with childhood memories. This music will always have a special place in my heart❤

[@lemau8458]

No you haven't.

[@lgsalmeida]

@@lemau8458 How would you know that?

[@lemau8458]

@@lgsalmeida Because music doesn't take years to find, not in today's age.

[@jacknibbly1871]

This new album’s fire tho😢

[@davidecomito8493]

Like for Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2!

[@Not-Nur]

1 million subscriber special probably

[@ouafmannlitchfield5448]

Good luck for him!

[@5aleddss]

I’m ur 1k liker

[@foarfield]

The funny thing about this simple prelude is that it's a hundred million times better than hungarian rhapsody no. 2

[@marxist576]

I LIKE THIS SONG SO MUCH!!

[@Bunicorn]

Just completed this piece, absolutely beautiful. The chord arrangement, patterns, and overall sound is so dreamy and calming. I always feel relaxed after playing it. The emotion you have put into playing it in this video is incredible. Wonderful job!

[@LukeFaulkner]

I like this addition to your content, Rousseau - a relaxing complement to all the virtuosity :) Looking forward to Liszt's 2nd Hungarian Rhapsody & Chopin's 1st Ballade (if they're on the cards!)

[@bridgepointgroup]

ooh those two would be amazing!!

[@whatsupmate7883]

This is SOOOO easy On piano tiles

[@Sinekel]

Italian Accordion it's a great beginner piece

[@bluemob733]

Italian Accordion Your comment is so *UNORIGINAL*

[@lk-xi1gi]

And in the rial life

[@alidafq]

LukasWithK[GD] agree

[@dislocatedskateboards7829]

It is harder then you think on a real piano

[@Tukan912]

We demand hungarian rhapsody no. 2

[@SwashOrSquash]

Dzik100 :3 lol give him some time to practice

[@DeanT.]

He will do in 1m subs

[@MTWODZU]

You think that it can be played better than Valentina Lisitsa did it? ;)

[@bigassdoctor7462]

yass

[@vanr8688]

@@MTWODZU Better? Nah. But as good as his interpretation of La Campanella, yeah 👌

[@jyotssingh8084]

I have really been struggling with sight reading, especially baroque pieces such as bach prelude and fugues. I learnt that a huge part of sight reading is understanding the changes, especially the V to I progression and this piece makes it easy to spot them and understand ahead of time.

[@bernardobortolotto6022]

Absolutely agree

[@sincerelykatherine6032]

I am playing this in a piano competition and 3 more (winter wind by chopin, nocturne in c sharp, turkish march by mozart and this by bach)! It is in 3 months but still I am nervous!

[@rayanebensouda9707]

How are u playing this and winter wind it’s two completely different level my guy

[@sincerelykatherine6032]

@@rayanebensouda9707 they rate the 1 level and then how hard can someone go so i picked these to show my standards

[@monogh0st26]

I wish you luck

[@rixtdejong4563]

Good luck

[@romeudousseau8513]

A hint: play Satie gymnopedie n.1 Its amzing

[@magentuspriest]

"J.S. Bach opens a vista to the heavens. And once you hear his music, you feel that there is a meaning to life after all."

[@brucecolemancfo5087]

I think this just might be the most beautiful piece of music ever written

[@Nikki_kms]

This is THE song to practice arpeggios with

[@jeshelmer4166]

Fr?

[@FranciescoGallo]

*waterfall etude starts playng*

[@nandonunesz]

Not song pls 😭

[@FranciescoGallo]

@@nandonunesz I don't see difference between pieces or songs, you can call in the way you want.

[@vector2-074]

​@@FranciescoGallo the diference is that songs go into albums and pieces no

[@stein5927]

Me: wants to listen to beautiful piano playing KZbin: Simply Piano - Learn piano in 3 weeks

[@kendallhall5443]

A M A Z I N G

[@chrisy367]

I N T E R E S T I N G

[@SplitsZ]

RIP jager acog

[@stein5927]

@@SplitsZ Indeed

[@advita7816]

R E V O L U T I O N A R Y

[@judithmaryhill4862]

I heard this tune on an ad on TV. Looked it up on KZbin and found your version. I closed my eyes and let and mind and emotions drift. It was mentally and emotionally refreshing. Thank you for sharing ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@misterbuckethead]

1:18 the chords here are so beautiful

[@mollieephobia]

oh my gosh i totally agree

[@misterbuckethead]

​@@mollieephobiait kinda reminds me of the track Astral Observatory from Majora's Mask

[@organfan668]

This is the only piano piece I could ever play, easy to learn even if you can’t actually play piano. Brought a tear to my eye❤

[@wisdombird7932]

I like the piece, but there's just something about it that's eerie to me. Like there is something sinister about it that it's not telling you.

[@earlcabusao3630]

Its getting deeper and sadder .. minor..

[@aeroslothy]

Have you seen KZbinrs play The Open House? The game is based on the exact same concept you just pointed out. Wanna know something worse? This is its background music

[@wisdombird7932]

@@aeroslothy ah yes! I have seen people like Jacksepticeye and Bijuu Mike play it. Maybe that's why I think this song is slightly sinister

[@EternalQuestion]

From a musical theory point of view, its (obviously) written in the key of C major, but it periodically throws a minor arpeggio into the mix. Major generally sounds 'happy' and minor sounds 'sad'. So basically it has an overall happy sound with an occasional sudden sad turn. I think that's what gives it the slightly sinister feeling...

[@BliacTv]

Dink Smallwood

[@kingviper5700]

2:13 HE PLAYED A TRILL OH MY GOD

[@purelypiano7493]

Kingviper mordant haha not trill

[@Chris4314]

lol it's a mordent.

[@pieterpossenier4191]

first thing i did was go watch the staff to see if i missed that. it's not in the staff. one of my favorite pieces to play.

[@kingviper5700]

@@purelypiano7493 It seems I have much to learn

[@leofigoboh1611]

@@purelypiano7493 what's the difference?

[@djshell865]

The most beautiful thing ever written on piano this song explains every emotion in life

[@annastasiaolivia6595]

"How lucky you are to live by the sea. What I like most about the sea is its silence. I'm talking about what is hidden. What can be perceived underneath. One must learn to listen to it."

[@АннаНечаева-щ3ь]

What a wonderful film..)

[@devanshissoni]

Wow, that touched my heart

[@RexImperatorArnab]

I came from there as well. Adieu.

[@pastry111]

GUYS WHICH MOVIE? 😭😭 PLS TELL ME

[@annastasiaolivia6595]

@@pastry111 it's from Le Silence de La Mer (2004)

[@IonicNebula]

I just started learning piano at the beginning of this summer. This was a piece that was intorduced to me in the book, but only the first 16 stanzas. Thansk to this video, I ended up learning the entire piece and it is now become my favorite piece to play to warm up when I start playing. It's such a deceptively simple piece, a wonderful beginning to learning all that I possible can for piano.

[@alchemistrin7386]

Still one of my favorites of his works to play on the piano; Prelude in C Major has such a gentle yet powerful feel to it as you play it

[@CutmanXNZ]

"STOP OR ILL SHOOT!" "I SAID STAY BA-" *Uh Oh!* *Bad decision, thatcher!*

[@elugaporp_2]

wait i thought it was someone else who died in that part, it was thatcher?

[@koreyb1671]

When I was in high school, a girl who played piano was in my science class and I mentioned how I would listen to this piece often. She learned it alongside her tutor, and invited me to the music room at our school to play it for me. So cute

[@RedRose920]

If anyone did this for me I would marry them in a second. Guy, girl, fish person. No problem. MARRIAGE 🤣

[@jatinbhende3205]

You better tell that you married her after

[@elisabettagiovagnoni7018]

@@jatinbhende3205really

[@badumtiss5288]

@@jatinbhende3205That Would Be Corny Af

[@diegoyqulki]

You 10 years later: "Wait, she liked me?"

[@randalledington4777]

Rousseau, there might be a revolution if you don't play Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.

[@fallenangle5246]

I don’t get why people want him to play the rhapsody. It’s easier than La Campanella. For 1 mil subs it’s weird that he’s playing an easier piece than one that he did for 50k.

[@deadlysquad13]

@@fallenangle5246 Actually, it is really hard to find pieces harder than La Campanella in technical terms, maybe only some insane jazz arrangements. Anyway, the audience is wide so he will select from the popular requests.

[@gocciskeil2099]

The rhapsody is more popular because of it's joyous pace and (probably more) because of Tom and Jerry...

[@saltyegges5957]

I guess you could say it'd be a Hungarian Revolution... I'll see myself out

[@ikaaja2012]

@@deadlysquad13 actually,theres alot of harder piece than campanella,example like liszt 4th paganii etude also alakan and meereauz pieces.

[@MikeyGamer-vy2ir]

"There's not enough room for the two of us, lieutenant."

[@vaygo.forlorn]

That explains why I was randomly scared when the song started. Holy crap

[@thecounterlist7689]

FINALLY, A MAN OF CULTURE

[@paperslegacy8948]

I don’t get it

[@MikeyGamer-vy2ir]

@legacy8948 Watch _The Mandela Catalogue_

[@shivamchatterjee2714]

@@paperslegacy8948 its from The Mandela Catalogue (Analog Horror series available on youtube made by Alex Kister)

[@dangletran3338]

Please do Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 for 1 mil sub *Congratulations for 700k sub*

[@priyankasoni_2310]

I hope he does it... I've always seen you requesting only for Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2....Hope he does it (>ω

[@dangletran3338]

@@priyankasoni_2310,beacause I want he does it

[@priyankasoni_2310]

@@dangletran3338 Me too :-) ♪

[@edwardjosephfrancisco8316]

He can do it, definitely😃😂😂

[@beecnul8r]

Both Voyager's included a Golden Record which was meant as a guide to Human Beings for Aliens. Among hundreds of photos, science formulae, etc. was this Bach Prelude in C Major as played by the great Glenn Gould. Gould was an expert regarding Bach and he has recorded virtually all his music.

[@joejoejoejoejoejoej]

The best played yet !!! I’ve heard many play this piece and they cut off the notes too quickly!!!! Played perfectly in my opinion my friend ❤

[@beastinthesky6774]

Listen to Richter play it.

[@ATsMagicShop]

Magical as always! Bach and every other famous classical pianist would definitely be amazed.

[@priyankasoni_2310]

Ikr....He is Magnificent (>ω

[@ATsMagicShop]

@@priyankasoni_2310 Hello there

[@priyankasoni_2310]

@@ATsMagicShop Hi.....I don't know what to say ...XD

[@ATsMagicShop]

@@priyankasoni_2310 Hm, could you check out my channel? I create piano covers along with a psychedelic animation for each video

[@meta-analysisonserumcholes5516]

I don't usually comment but this piece .. pretty much a milestone in basic music theory . Simplistic yet beautiful ! ❤

[@Deedspool]

As a newbie, just bought a Piano last month and now I can play this master piece. The feeling is so great!

[@eduardosacasa5007]

there's something about Bach's music; it's really the best to get your emotions in check. I love romantic music, but I admit it tends to be a sort of joy ride of emotions. When I need peace though, I listen to Bach

[@AstroBethTeal]

Well thank you.

[@adrianparra7719]

Love your videos man, you inspired me to play piano

[@pabalat12]

I’ve learned the first half, I just love this song. It’s calming.

[@edwinmalachy]

Very interesting how you see the left hand just playing a simple series of 1 or 2 notes....and the counterpoint of the treble staff to go with it. Bach was such a genious

[@piesaturn6282]

My ears: this music my eyes: a guy playing piano my mind:Red John listening to it

[@said1606]

tyger tyger !

[@donjet_haj]

Reminds me of 2x08 where the music played with the smiley and hicks' corpse

[@piesaturn6282]

@@donjet_haj bro dont make me cry, this show was wholesome

[@piesaturn6282]

@@said1606 burning bright

[@donjet_haj]

@@piesaturn6282 the best show ever. Im still rewatching it... I wanna forget every single thing about this show to watch it again as it was the first time

[@phillipmaxwellastrology2978]

I'm excited to learn this song even as a beginner because it doesn't look technically overwhelming! Rousseau does bring good artistry as well which inspires me to want to learn it more!

[@tili26]

It's great to see your enthusiasm for learning this song! Even as a beginner, it's important to take on new musical challenges. The technical simplicity of the song is a good starting point for developing your skills. Rousseau's artistic presence adds an interesting dimension to the song. Remember that learning music is an ongoing journey. Every song you learn will help you progress and hone your skills. I encourage you to continue exploring and developing your musical talent. Good luck with that song!

[@Delaneyisbraindead]

I am currently learning this song on piano, and this audio is actually very helpful to hear what it sounds like professionally done! Love it!

[@1gnore_me.]

it's crazy how beautiful this sounds, because it's essentially just an arpeggio shifting around the tonic. still better than most composers today could do.

[@dustinpowell6507]

Honestly the hardest part about this piece for me is making arpeggios sound musical. Easy to play, but hard to master. Well done.

[@TheFatScot]

Can you play a dark version of this?

[@jezerbaltazar1490]

Search up this song in c minor

[@ludwig4029]

@@jezerbaltazar1490 piece*

[@alanbrito5239]

look for Muse - Sunburn... Intro its the reverse version of this

[@TheJimmercury]

Close your eyes

[@gabbylopez9935]

For years I have wondered what the name of this song was and I finally found it!! Thank you so much for uploading it!

[@cush6827]

It is a simple, if not primitive, piece. It takes sheer genius to express so much with so little.

[@no1reallycaresabout2]

One of my favorite Bach compositions. This was the first song I played at a piano competition.

[@enolamo526]

Did you win?

[@user-jl4zz1re4c]

Did you win? Did you win? Did you win?

[@pucetint]

DID YOU WIN? DID YOU WIN? DID YOU WIN? DID YOU WIN?

[@pleasecontactme4274]

DiD yOu WiN? DiD yOu WiN? DiD yOu WiN? DiD yOu WiN? DiD yOu WiN?

[@danielsheppard5624]

He definitely lost this is so easy

[@AllNewYear]

Probably the purest classical piano piece.

[@aaditmalhotra]

How did you go from 670K subscribers to 700k subscribers in just one week Being your 13th subscriber, I find it really unbelievable!

[@papachanka658]

I know right it’s crazy how much his channel blew up. I was one of the first 1,000

[@janv.8538]

He once got in 2 weeks 100k subs in total

[@stamatisvragas7720]

@@janv.8538 after the 100k special right? (Campanella)

[@janv.8538]

@@stamatisvragas7720 yea i think so

[@zchmak]

13th lmao

[@jusepe7152]

@Rouseau Finaly after 2 months I learn how to touch this masterpiece, thanks for all you give to this community.

[@frederikhyrup2871]

I got this when I was 9. Now I taught the neighbor kid to play it in 3 weeks. Shes 10. But DAMN it felt good. Cudos to you Jusepe for learning that life is a journey. Love.

[@boka2112]

One of my favorite classic pieces. I played it while studying at a music school.

[@SilversonXmusic]

Thank you Zedd!

[@MICKEYISLOWD]

I heard this on Cello and it took my breath away. So beautiful, yearning and haunting all at the same time. As always you played it perfectly:)

[@liveandletsdive]

Hauntingly beautiful.

[@konnif_]

Mein absolutes klassisches Lieblingslied seit 30 Jahren👏

[@jamesmmcgill]

"Want to meet my best friend? He likes to hide, but he wants to meet you!"

[@amarhabet9472]

Saul goodman?!??!!??!

[@walhalladome5227]

Hearing this and tears start rolling.

[@soph7590]

Thank you so much. That you reminded me of this song 🥺 Dad played it for me before he left ... Now I play it alone💖🥺

[@si-qu1xp]

Let's Go Replay ⏮️ ▶️ ⏭️ 0:10 2:45 _____⏺️________________

[@davisatdavis1]

Haha, that's very clever!

[@si-qu1xp]

@@davisatdavis1 😸😋

[@FaTFingazBass]

I can see the history in my mind while listening to that remarkable creation by J. S. Bach.

[@FizSwik915]

Wow! one of the most beautiful... and yet haunting songs.

[@catkeys6911]

What I love about this is that melodically perfect and quite simple to play.

[@paolofranzoni440]

What’s the key? Bach: yes

[@LegoDonut18]

Bach: C major

[@kazz8176]

That doesn't make sense soz

[@bassel5280]

Gingerbread King i think he is talking about his fugues and preludes collection book

[@diretoaospontos-victorbarb7377]

@@bassel5280 It's because even in C major there are a lot of sharps

[@AstroBethTeal]

Bruh

[@larrybliss8330]

This was played as the postlude at my church and I had to listen again. I love the visuals...

[@pivotmaster9556]

Great postlude, we usually got the organ toccata V

[@georgejungle138]

Church? This music isn’t Christian

[@sabrinaliang2992]

One of my favourite pieces played by Bach, bravo!

[@sabrinaliang2992]

Just love the melody

[@frederikhyrup2871]

@@sabrinaliang2992 Did you just reply to your own comment? I can teach you this in 12 hours. If you want me too. I enjoy it too.

[@TopolinoFumettiDisegni]

I started playing and listening to it when I had my first love situation, about 3 months ago. I was not accepted by her, this makes me very, very sad. Play and listen to it, help me to feel the memory of that day, when my Eyes became wet thinking to her. Especially at: 0:48 , 1:00 , 1:07 ,1:40 to the end Today: This girl cheated on me by becoming friends with a fool in my class. Now I don't want to talk to her anymore, on the contrary, I think I want to let her go I intend to stop bothering her, I think I was too impulsive. Thanks Rousseau for this magic piece ✨

[@dragonfire3727]

Yeah it's better to forget her and move on I hope you are doing well now

[@livinghuman2085]

I love this piece cuz its beautiful and literally everyone can learn it with a bit practice :)

[@dysfunctional_deviant6681]

This song is so beautiful ❤️ coming back to piano after several years, I'm so excited to relearn this one!

[@АндрейЗорин-е7г]

Это то самое видео, когда я решил, что эту Прелюдию, мне надо не только слушать, но и самому сыграть. Ведь это совсем просто. Смотрю каким пальцем куда нажимать и Ок, вот тебе и музыка. Сам Бах говорил - „Играть на любом музыкальном инструменте очень легко: все, что для этого требуется, - нажимать в нужное время на нужную клавишу. А играть он будет сам.“ Я попробовал и ничего не получилось. Тогда я записался в музыкальную школу. И начал изучать музыку, фортепиано с нуля. Я ведь даже нот не знал. Это оказалось не просто, чтобы, просто сыграть эту Прелюдию. Прошло 8 месяцев. И яне только слушаю, я её исполняю!!!!!! Играю без нот!!!! Играю как настоящий пианист !!!!! Я выучил её наизусть, а так же выучил еще несколько произведений Баха. Но это было не легко. Каждый день, буквально каждый день.И на выходных и на больничном и после работы, даже если устал, я садился за клавиши и хотя бы час занимался. И без преподавателя, я бы не справился. И конечно же, я исполняю Прелюдию До-мажор не так красиво и легко, как руки пианиста на видео. Но я, нет даже года, как первый раз нажал клавиши фортепиано.

[@McGuyveracity]

I'm an older guy learning to play bass. First time playing a stringed instrument. In fact, I haven’t played anything since leaving junior high 35 years ago. Anyway, my bass teacher just gave me this song to learn. I've got the first 6 of 32 measures down. Good song. I'm enjoying it.

[@tacdel2322]

The tune of life

[@chuchello9776]

*4 months ago* *Liszt - La Campanella (100,000 special)* *Our days* *703,025 subscribers* Congrats with 700K subs.

[@nottantanplayzzz]

There’s something about the piece that I can put my finger on…probably the person who wrote it was a genius. CORRECTION:IS A GENIUS!

[@gw2031]

Just watched a time lapse video of an old cool Italian guy who restores an ruin of a house and I heard this piano music which stopped me in my tracks , I wasn't even watching the show, luckily he included the composer in the description and here I am , disappointed this version is almost at twice the tempo, it looses its emotional power as you have to feel the delicate changes in the chord voicings to fully appreciate the beauty, I love these rare moments when you think there are little few surprises left ! JS Bach ! Wow, sorry I,m so late to the party, simply,stunning x.