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John Dowland (1563 - buried 20 February 1626) was an English Renaissance composer, lutenist, and singer. He is best known today for his melancholy songs such as Come, heavy sleep (the basis.
Las gallardas compuestas para laúd por John Dowland e interpretadas por Paul O'Dette.
John Dowland (1563 - buried 20 February 1626) was an English Renaissance composer, lutenist, and singer. He is best known today for his melancholy songs such as Come, heavy sleep (the basis.

[@juanjots]

What a memory! Remembering my teenage days back in 1570.

[@TheJunehog]

Nostalgia BY BILLY COLLINS Remember the 1340s? We were doing a dance called the Catapult. You always wore brown, the color craze of the decade, and I was draped in one of those capes that were popular, the ones with unicorns and pomegranates in needlework. Everyone would pause for beer and onions in the afternoon, and at night we would play a game called “Find the Cow.” Everything was hand-lettered then, not like today. Where has the summer of 1572 gone? Brocade and sonnet marathons were the rage. We used to dress up in the flags of rival baronies and conquer one another in cold rooms of stone. Out on the dance floor we were all doing the Struggle while your sister practiced the Daphne all alone in her room. We borrowed the jargon of farriers for our slang. These days language seems transparent, a badly broken code. The 1790s will never come again. Childhood was big. People would take walks to the very tops of hills and write down what they saw in their journals without speaking. Our collars were high and our hats were extremely soft. We would surprise each other with alphabets made of twigs. It was a wonderful time to be alive, or even dead. I am very fond of the period between 1815 and 1821. Europe trembled while we sat still for our portraits. And I would love to return to 1901 if only for a moment, time enough to wind up a music box and do a few dance steps, or shoot me back to 1922 or 1941, or at least let me recapture the serenity of last month when we picked berries and glided through afternoons in a canoe. Even this morning would be an improvement over the present. I was in the garden then, surrounded by the hum of bees and the Latin names of flowers, watching the early light flash off the slanted windows of the greenhouse and silver the limbs on the rows of dark hemlocks. As usual, I was thinking about the moments of the past, letting my memory rush over them like water rushing over the stones on the bottom of a stream. I was even thinking a little about the future, that place where people are doing a dance we cannot imagine, a dance whose name we can only guess.

[@catharinapaulif]

@@TheJunehog Let myself our a my Nowgorodian thankfulily curtsy

[@jackthefrog80085]

When the wenches were fair and mocked not the size of thine shames

[@growitheflow]

Facts! Remember when Pope Pius V excommunicated Queen Elizabeth I of England, with the bull Regnans in Excelsis?? Shit was wild bruh!! 🤘 #Lit #Erature

[@juanjots]

@@growitheflow Indeed!

[@AJKPenguin]

It should be against the law to have ads in the middle of such beautiful music.

[@dalmatablanco5914]

You can easily toss those adds away. I always do and they never ruin my experience.

[@MRresievil310]

KZbin Premium my friend.

[@ronniestarsmusic]

Brave browser

[@insertnamehere5146]

@@MRresievil310 lol sucker

[@rodrigocamargo8400]

I always use BRAVE browser when opening KZbin, no interruptions at all.

[@andrewthomas6312]

I'm Glad Dowland lived long enough to have his own KZbin channel :)

[@OriruBastard]

XDDD

[@violetagaby9758]

😂😅😂

[@glen4326]

John Dowland would have never imagined he'd be getting all these KZbin views. 1 million. Not bad for someone who lived hundreds of years ago.

[@drvee1983]

I bet he'd get a nice suit of armor and horse to party with his buds with wenches, drinking mead on the weekends, if he didn't have any gigs.

[@Hieillua]

It would've looked like magic to him. We'd be like aliens. Its really incredible how much humans change in relatively such a short period of time.

[@drvee1983]

@@Hieillua Faster every day...

[@paavobergmann4920]

tbh, Dowland was kind of a megastar of his age. That´s how we know of him. Still, not bad. Rocking the charts for 500 years. Not bad at all.

[@josephciolino2865]

Yeah. He probably only imagined a couple of hundred.

[@xsqu1]

Ah this reminds me of the good old days as a merchant in the Hanseatic League. My home town was Lübeck, I remember those days when I visited a brand new city every month. That was in 1500, I am getting quite old right now.

[@drvee1983]

Have you tried vitamins?

[@QuantumElectroDynamic]

Ahhh, peaceful music after a long day of killing dragons and orcs. Reminds me of home at Lakeview Manor near Riverwood.

[@crystalquasar6841]

Nah. Winstad Manor

[@breakfastplan4518]

This reminds me..... I should perhaps visit the Jarl and see whats up these days...

[@ydeleu4169]

Vvv et vvrtt itv v. VC. VvBonsoirrvv et moi v v je V. Bonsoir ma chérie chérie j’espèrerais que tu es en plein plein boulot ça te dit que je 😁😁😁😁😁🦤🤼‍♂️🏬🏬🏬🏬🏬🏬🚍🚲🚍🚍🚍🚍🚍 d. F. X. X de de bisous bisous câlins bisous bisous bisous Bb. Bonsoir Merci T je De. Merci v v r tv. Bonsoir Et f. Il TVB v vvv vvvvv tv vv r

[@georgemartin1498]

Hey I’m guessing your British and/or very old. In the USA, “Lakeview Manor” would be a retirement community near the “Riverwood” golf club😁. Am I right?😊

[@URProductions]

More like you'd hear this in the Tavern after working 16 hours in blacksmith's shop.

[@debraball2641]

I developed a love of Medieval and Renaissance music while a student at Indiana University in Bloomington. They offered wonderful student concerts performed by the vocal and instrumental students at the School of Music. I am forever grateful.

[@rafaelalcaideanguita37]

I passed a crazy youth and students didn't have time for play music and i did it only after

[@rafaelalcaideanguita37]

Again and surprised on Sunday morning

[@gastonbesson7915]

Bien sûr....

[@ceilconstante640]

That's is so awesome!

[@theastroguy6710]

I'm studying there now! IU's musical productions are so beautiful. I wish this genre was more common in current schools. It helps me fuel a great deal of my curiosity. Cheers to you!

[@JOHN-tk6vl]

Some of John Dowland's Lute works have been transposed for the Guitar, and are truly beautiful.

[@kishascape]

guitar sucks. why ruin good music like that.

[@yea4253]

@@kishascape lol what

[@knownonlytohim]

Once a musicteacher mentioned the sound of string instruments goes straight into one's heart. It is true, we can feel these gentle touch!

[@sweetie4915]

That was beautifully put. Well said and merry Christmas!

[@reasonablyserious]

As opposed to the sound of which other instruments

[@oliverjdoyle7587]

Quite an ancient analogy, due to the similar sound of 'heart' and 'string' in Latin (cor and corda)!

[@TheDoctor1225]

@@reasonablyserious It was an opinion on the sound made by string instruments. No comparison to any others is necessary, nor is one implied.

[@glen7695]

@@oliverjdoyle7587 An eloquent response! Thanks.

[@altareggo]

i DO hope this Dowland chap puts out another album soon.....this one is FANTASTIC!!

[@michaelgreaves2375]

The boy sure does Djent!

[@ITSTAKING]

Wooooooweeeo😮li😮o😻you crslazy😮 7:5kl5 7:lly!!! I go elwwosh wash my penis. .

[@dnmurphy48]

Yes, its about 400 years since the last one. Perhaps a hashtag would help. #DowlandNewAlbum :)

[@mnmlst1]

His latest concert was amazing, you need to see him live!

[@MrJafredderf]

Yes, he's late with his sophomore effort. I hope he doesn't go electric like Dylan. I here Nickleback is doing covers of Dowland.

[@kajsaohman1]

My 1st child's middle name was Dowland--after this composer. The boy died young, the music lives forever. I'm listening today with a heart Dowland would have appreciated.

[@volkiabi3456]

My condolences.

[@aflutteroffeminineconfusio1986]

Oh bless your heart ...and what a beautiful legacy In having your son carry on the name in heaven ..godbless 🙏

[@elissarizzo2713]

My heart goes out to you and Dowland. May the magical power of lute music transform your life and bring you peace. ❤

[@LuminousRaven25-01]

@@elissarizzo2713 NOBODY ever actually 'dies' ... we just move house. We were,we are and forever shall be! For sure our Mind goes round and round in ever-changing garbs! Peace to you too Elissa!

[@marlenerios9668]

Tu comentario me entristece. Dios te conceda la fortaleza y el consuelo. Bendiciones.

[@bjornlindqvist8305]

John Dowland's music played on the lute is simply sublime. The delicate plucking of the strings and the melancholic melodies evoke a sense of longing that is both haunting and beautiful. I am so grateful for the timeless legacy he left us.

[@feralbluee]

beautifully said :) 🎼🎶

[@voraciousreader3341]

This music was _written_ for the lute, so of course it sounds sublime!

[@davidstevenson9517]

Haunting because of the minor notes, beautiful because of the majors; complementing each other. As in Life.

[@richardsingh3407]

@@voraciousreader3341n. nnm😂wozkizizizizizizizA. x😊😊

[@sabinelower1524]

Ich wünschte es gäbe alle Stücke auch für die Harfe! Wunderschön!

[@samuelbenitez4885]

I’ve loved this music since a child

[@jakecleaver66]

So peaceful, everyone needs this once in awhile

[@juanjots]

Excellent for work or studying

[@itsjustme0123]

I absolutely love the music a Lute makes. Speaks to my soul. Thank you, thank you.

[@blipblip88]

Love any and all lute music, incuding ancient medievel to Arabic, African oud, as well as baroque composers such as Weiss and Bach, etc.! As a side note, Dowland is my very elderly cat's favorite music to snooze to. Thank you J.D.!

[@michaelvega1731]

The most beautiful and emotional music, is played by the Lute. Simply relaxes your mind and body.

[@NuisanceMan]

Yep, there's nothing more relaxing than Luting. Pillaging is good, too.

[@silvialumaca7745]

Agree….

[@renatamello6341]

Sir, your comment make me think, do you know some reference about lute music and angels help mankind in transition called death???? Because I knew Alaude in portrait of the angels...

[@juanjots]

Right. I listen it to study

[@saltabiten6088]

This is the shit. Not gangsta-rap.

[@jeanlangevin123]

These pieces are like fine broiderie. Those exquisite pieces done by masterful hands!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Lute is like a breath of fresh air, and quenches the dryness of the soul

[@feralbluee]

so well put (into mere words). :) 🎼🎶

[@annabittmann7655]

😇Köstliche Musik, köstlich, meisterhaft zart und innig gespielt. Danke!

[@shin-i-chikozima]

Listening to these music, troublesome affairs of the mundane world is washed away,

[@davidstevenson9517]

Don't forget: the ducking stool washed away more than a few "troublesome affairs" in the not so mundane world of the 16th Century.

[@antoineyazbeck2699]

It is a travel in time we return back five hundred years to a great epoch of science music philosophy and humanism , greetings from Belgium near the house of Erasme at anderlecht were he listened to this music, that we are Lucky to listen to now.

[@nevrmore55]

I love love love the lute! John Dowland is amazing!

[@JOHN-tk6vl]

The sound of the Lute transports me back through the ages.

[@LordDessik]

This reminds me of my childhood growing up in 1526. Lol but it does actually remind me of my childhood because my dad played these absolute smashers when I was about 4-7.

[@garyegray]

Hey we were childhood friends! I have genetic memory of this time period and the music. Blessings and Peace.

[@renatamello6341]

I loved your comment, I remember some past lifes and I remember with Aloud ness Alaude☘️💚☀️💖

[@Bluedog4712]

@@garyegray Sure you do Baldrick!

[@rafexrafexowski4754]

​@Jaime Garcia​ r/whoosh

[@mayalalee1]

😁👌👍👍🎠

[@janach1305]

Listening to Dowland’s lute music is keeping me sane through lockdown.

[@stefanchristoff1507]

As well as Luís de Milan's baroque music for me.... Masterpieces!

[@bertramwinslowiii2119]

And great while working from home. Rock/pop too distracting, jazz too busy, this is just right. 🤗

[@lindasue8719]

Dowland AND the lute. It just doesn't get better than that 💖. Music so exquisite it can make you cry 💖

[@Mjsmecha]

Beautiful music. Also can't help but giggle at the painting where one guy is glaring at the other like "bruh! Would you not play over me?!" And he gives a slightly evil smirk and is like "Sure Joey, sure...."

[@davidstevenson9517]

Might be simply petty jealousy; because their Lord favours the curls of one to those of the other.

[@darkages1164]

So many emotions and not a word said,so brilliant the music talks to you.

[@andrzejmiga5636]

Brilliantly said . I guess You have read my mind. Best regards .

[@leebennett1821]

Thats the Thing a Melody with words is very much some else's thoughts without words you are free to feel anything

[@user-zu4vy1mo3g]

Не обязательно вампиры присутствуют в беседе 😊Вечноживущяя душа ..Всем читающим беседу .Любви ❤

[@user-vl8gn1kf8e]

These are the finest lute music of those times.I enjoy Dowland's compositions like no other.

[@alexageev6985]

Ййфф1фффф11й11фйф11ййф ,Бах

[@user-vl8gn1kf8e]

@@alexageev6985 My translator cannot be used,sorry

[@ChunkOcoal]

Tis quite exquisite

[@kentjensen4939]

I like to imagine a time exchange with a medieval minstrel with a lute in a duet with a modern acoustic guitarist.

[@user-vl8gn1kf8e]

@@kentjensen4939 Superb idea!

[@lorrainepiers489]

Dowland's music got me thro a messy break up and divorce many years ago. It helped me keep my sanity. So happy to hear it again!❤

[@manayupanqui7456]

I don't why, but I've always been fascinated by the sound of the lute.

[@carolynburgess7867]

Beautiful music for a Sunday morning 😊

[@phil3388]

And for each day of the week too😌

[@robertroosa285]

Who's still listening in 2024???

[@cassonclef]

This guy

[@jasonmaccoul]

And this guy.

[@Wavygravydressedinnavy]

Here. 🙋🏻‍♂️

[@robhost1174]

Listening in 800 here. Charlemagne was just crowned holy Roman emperor. Today is a great day!

[@ricardamariabetzing1580]

guilty ;-)

[@Oswald_Anthony]

The best music never dies...

[@BERENCEV]

It’s always two guys playing at the same time with different techniques that makes it a great piece of music Art.

[@michaeldavidrubin8823]

Very lovely collection of the great Dowland; O'Dette one of the modern masters of the lute. Deserves many more listeners. Knowing a bit about Dowland's genius, let's not forget his "ayres" for voice (some of us had delight in singing them). O'Dette's talent also brings out a sense of poetic lyrics in these classic works for lute alone. Very beautiful. Thanks!

[@joho9815]

So Dowland wrote this music? It wasn't written in the Middle Ages? Because that's what it sounds like. Beautiful

[@caroladunn6935]

@@joho9815 16th-17th century England--Renaissance.

[@caroladunn6935]

I met Paul O'dette at a concert in San Diego. It was in the middle of a Santa Ana (very hot dry wind from the desert) and he was frantic because the seams of his instruments were splitting. But he was unfailingly courteous to the backstage staff of whom I was one. A gentleman.

[@lisafeldmann9863]

So glad you mentioned Paul O'dette. I agree that he is also a master at the lute and enjoy his recordings as well.

[@user-rl5vs6du3h]

Доброго времени суток, эта музыка воистину возвышенная, и мне иногда кажется, что мы многое теряем, упрощая композиции, отдавая дань современным , эстрадным композициям, которые очень редко " живут" дольше года.

[@beausmith4764]

Listening to some medieval music during a pandemic and staying indoors in front of a fireplace would feel just right for me right now

[@wayneschenet5340]

Very relaxing music from the Middle Ages

[@debraball2641]

Listening to Renaissance lute music is always right for me!

[@rafaelalcaideanguita37]

I would like to compose something similar in those times

[@NuisanceMan]

Staying indoors with lute music avoids bubonic COVID.

[@moraineasdai8623]

John Dowland is a giant of beauty and spirit

[@neenagupta723]

Whenever I'm stressed at work, i listen to classical and baroque lute music and Indian sitar music. Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Ferdinand314]

Thank you for uploading this exquisite recording! My high school music teacher introduced this wonderful composer to our class. We were so fortunate!

[@MrMhmumford]

Thank God for inspirational teachers!

[@KL-hq5yx]

Your high school teacher got an awesome taste in music, it is rare in our days a teacher to be such an inspirational person to enlight his students mind and their taste for beautiful, soulful music!!!

[@Kzerty]

I understand the Bachmania but on my own point of view, i like the graceful composing of Dowland. I like Froberger too. Sounds very aristocratic. Noble feelings and noble music.

[@user-ik1gk2ib4y]

Oh this was an absolute classic

[@andreamaddalosso7626]

Sono anni ormai che ascolto questi componimenti e ad ogni ascolto la mia anima mi porta sempre più in alto...in alto, dove albergano i più bei borghi medievali, le più belle feste di paese immerse nella natura più selvaggia, piene di giovani che ballano, adulti ubriachi fuori casa che dormono in terra sopraffatti dal vino. Le più belle fantasie dei tempi antichi, in una melodia incantata....

[@ilcondottierocartografo6770]

Ora il mondo sta diventando più brutto

[@paulinemckelvey9001]

And beauty becomes more precious. I won't stop looking everywhere to find it. This recording and listeners to it (most) are creating and participating in beauty. Follow the light.

[@frankd14612]

You said: "I have been listening to these poems for years and with each listening my soul takes me higher and higher...up, where the most beautiful medieval villages dwell, the most beautiful village festivals immersed in the wildest nature, full of young people who they dance, drunk adults outside the house sleeping on the floor overwhelmed by wine. The most beautiful fantasies of ancient times, in an enchanted melody...." You are very creative in your description. I agree!

[@johnnygalaxy9022]

Beautiful Music for eating, working, arting, just sitting there and doing nothing... ANYTHING!!! :)

[@lightmetamorphosis]

I'd like to hear one of those guys with a really nice sound system blasting this while driving.

[@wolfganglanz8345]

I listen to that georgeous music and go down on my knees......

[@centralshaft801]

Thank you for posting, great plague music

[@beausmith4764]

This COVID-19 is like the modern day plague

[@rockhead69]

Fantastic...thanks for the post 👏

[@marisaelenenadiejamusiccom3974]

Simply refined and elegant...I love this..yes people who love music have no monetary intentions...that is why this music will never die!❤

[@lopamudraray4571]

Pure n peaceful . It takes away all your tiredness .

[@pamblackley2771]

Truly magnificent! This music puts me into another time and brings tears to my eyes! Thank you so much !

[@julienelson421]

This is lovely, thank you.

[@hasde_fo]

чудова підбірка музики, дуже дякую за підбірку. Шукав шось автентичне під партії DND але потім зрозумів що отримую задоволення від простого прослуховування. добре підходить як для фонового прослуховування так і для вдумливого, активного

[@lohengrin1172]

Bonjour à tous et toutes, quelle merveille de musique; on ne s'en lasse pas..... Équilibre au service de l'émerveillement......

[@tetsuokuroiwa]

So tender, simple beauty.

[@rudrud534]

Wonderful ! Thank you !

[@helenepaasch5984]

I like this kind of music since my long stay in England, Margate at my cousin's house.

[@rachs57]

Mr. Dowland, this is the perfect medicine atm, thank you so much.

[@Rvnmoon111]

Thank you for sharing this beautiful music~

[@foolim1]

when I feel depressed I always come back here

[@robertbullock9554]

Am thoroughly enjoying this!

[@dlee3710]

God bless you, there are no ads!

[@edwardcarberry1095]

Try "Add Blocker" works very well,NO adds.

[@Stonmann]

Perhaps this channel just hasn’t been monetized yet, but of course they may just be a very nice person who wishes for you to have no ads while watching.

[@coogrfan]

I'm getting ads every 4-5 minutes?

[@edwardcarberry1095]

@@coogrfan Get Ade Blocker.

[@Baastilein31]

Pull the timestamp to the end of the video till it stops, then pull it back to the beginning. The ads will disappear.

[@trankt54155]

I remember living back then (16th-17th centuries) it was pure joy without the iphone, the combustion engines, all the social media crap........music was our main form of entertainment....

[@stefaniasmanio859]

Well.. actually you would more likely be a poor peasant and you would die incredibly young... after some years of imcredibly hard work ...unless you were an early dead baby...

[@solveiglandvikbrg9103]

@@stefaniasmanio859 You unfortunately are right !!!!!! Only rich people could listen to these beautiful Renaissance lute pieces by John DOWLAND .........

[@bbling1985]

Music was deeper back then....

[@ivankaedinger3631]

Times were extremely hard and perilous....not sure I would like to live in the time of Henry viii or Catherine Medici. I like to read about it but living in horrendous conditions and plague, no thanks...

[@dhsumana407]

@@ivankaedinger3631 the sun shone , the sky was often blue , birds sang there was no petrol fumes - people slept and woke the next day

[@elizabethwilcox8006]

I love this period in Music..so enchanting!

[@elizabethbucksath]

Simply beautiful!!! Bravissimo!

[@idaksnatur8316]

Erste Sahne!!! Ich werde jetzt dazu schönes lesen...ich liebe es so! Danke sehr!

[@brockthompson9343]

Remember when this dropped in 1458! beautiful

[@jeffokelly5891]

🤣

[@MrJafredderf]

That 1459 P Diddy cover was awful.

[@BestGamesEverYT]

Gorgeous music! Thank you!

[@oreally8605]

This lute music 🎶 is way better than the gangster lute music 🎶 of today..

[@MrJafredderf]

Yo yo...whateth is up wit dat?

[@ronaldrayner5049]

Great to hear ,big Dowland fan for decades

[@mariagraziatestoni1101]

Grazie per avermi offerto questa musica elegante, gentile e sognante alla quale è bello abbandonarsi

[@juliesheard2122]

So beautiful, thanks for this.

[@Bear1953kw]

Stunning!

[@tashilhamo9807]

Very beautiful!🌺👏

[@SR-pb6wf]

The perfect melody after a long horse ride from far lands.

[@TrailBlazer5280]

Great mix, perfect for working

[@spatrk6634]

Verily, the strains of yonder melody doth transport one's soul to realms of ethereal delight. Its harmonies doth weave a tapestry of emotion, akin to the celestial symphonies of seraphim. Truly, 'tis a composition of sublime beauty, worthy of admiration and reverence.

[@dalenelson7688]

Tack för Dowlands vackra renässansluta.

[@pelloramirezofiziala8112]

es esta maravillosa música,llena de emoción,paz, alegría,amor a la vida.

[@stefanchristoff1507]

Gozo, placer y disfrute...

[@juanjots]

Te da paz pero a veces es melancólica también

[@dannypeterson2112]

Qf as we

[@user-ei2tw7ie5k]

Прекрасная музыка уносящая в мир средневековья,рыцарей и их возлюбленных

[@Fvpigpen26]

Me. Me! Pick me! Duh. Duh.

[@Kormak_Mak_Art]

Nice music, peace and quiet !

[@patriciamaawad7177]

Beautiful!!!

[@user-mq9co4tl1w]

Historic and relaxing....thank you.

[@portialancaster3442]

Love this!

[@Wolfganger]

Brilliant album, great selections of music. TYSM.

[@tatuco8]

Impressed....beautiful music.

[@adamfenix4856]

Bravo!!!!

[@bluelava4282]

Lovely captivating music 🎶

[@owenbowler8616]

Beautiful music, visiting this again after watching the excellent Wolf Hall.

[@BGMRelaxingMusicStudio]

Thank you for creating such soothing music

[@JA51711]

It's amazing how the classic artists inspired so many and when I listen to the second song I think of the amazing and the most brilliant bass player from progressive rock era Chris Squire (he was Yes) possibly being influenced which I really think is evidence in his stylization

[@gavionokthar3958]

Realy, Chris Square introduct the lute and beautiful medieval songs in to rock, Ian Anderson made it too with his flute, his rock group was Jethro Tull. Music calm our minds in this pandemic sorrow times

[@svenjahnsen3381]

Oh, sancta simplicitas

[@tubbers20]

And for the TAB haters, the music was all written in TAB.

[@breakfastplan4518]

For starters. it was the U.K progressive rock scene that brought all of the medieval ideas into modern music. Its not just Chris Squire. You had bands out there in the U.K like Gentle Giant who were pretty much progressive but also doubled on period instruments and you also had pianists/ organists like Dave Stewart who also had a strong penchant for this music in his playing. This caught on because other progressive bands followed suite. I met Chris Squire and he was the most gentle giant of a man ive ever met. Its so sad that hes gone. He was truly incredible.

[@breakfastplan4518]

@@gardenvariety9957 That band totally changed my perspective in my early years. also, they used sacred geometry in their music compositions. Upon hearing it, your ear will tell you that what you are hearing might not make sense just yet, but it is important.

[@lilaakim543]

👍❤ Thank you so much for this music collection! ❤🌟❤ 🎶👏👏👏❤

[@DisneyRelaxingMusicStudio]

This is my favorite video/song thingy ever I come back to this every single night to sleep ugh it’s so beautiful

[@SlavaCasyanov]

эта музыка поистине возвышает!!! this music is truly uplifting!!!

[@rafaelalcaideanguita37]

I have always played the lute and think about dreams of the reason but listening dowland makes me feel a little better at the moment

[@tonybaker2968]

Excellent. Thank you,

[@kingofrelax1113]

The piece is so amazing

[@greenink9645]

wow I was thinking I was the only one that in my 30's resonate so much with this music, is pure gold for my soul, I think my soul remenbers.

[@matiassenger2349]

You are not the only one at anything, there are just too many humans to be the only one at something.