lacrimosa but ur alone in an empty cathedral

[@ResonantP]

If I died in the cathedral with this playing mysteriously I would be happy

[@AryaStark47]

I am not in even christian but boi I would be happy too

[@ResonantP]

@@AryaStark47 facts

[@ANFeuerstahl]

Really?

[@dasisleudagar4145]

..and the world would have lost and wept... but why die and stop..take your thoughts to the worlds.. burn what they call reality.. douse the now in love and hope and let those that come after us know that there is truth and beauty...

[@haydelisegaravito273]

You die in the cathedral listening to this song and then, a moment that brings you back to life like a vampire or idk, really dope

[@edouardfelicite69]

how can I feel alone if there’s a whole orchestra playing a requiem

[@intelligencecube6752]

That's the thing, *You are completely alone in this church*

[@milesgilbertpiano]

There is a ghost orchestra of people killed in church bombings. They reside here, and play this ghostly tune for all to hear. They mourn their own deaths, their deaths at the hands of one of the devil’s henchmen. Killed only because of their beliefs, and nothing else. This is the only way they can live out their existence without agony. Yet, how strange! The reason they play this piece is to portray their agony to the world. The never ending agony.

[@f.p.2010]

@@milesgilbertpiano during the premiere of Shostakovich's 7th, some orchestra members actually died performing

[@milesgilbertpiano]

@@f.p.2010 what was the cause of death?

[@aleksandraaa9759]

@@milesgilbertpiano i also want to know

[@FrMartinsNunes]

This shows how reverb time is important for music and how architecture (as a cathedral) can shape how music should be played and listened!

[@demaistre2458]

Exactly! With intent to reach up to God, or whatever higher force, to hear directly.

[@metalheadjock3513]

Plus the cathedrals are made of stone...the perfect resonance and reverb is due to that.

[@crookedginger]

Thats music theory baby

[@CommanderLongJohn]

@@demaistre2458 Such music (or architecture in fact) literally wouldn't exist without Christianity/Catholicism and God

[@demaistre2458]

@@CommanderLongJohn So true, no disagreement from me

[@littletweeter1327]

Requiems and other 'dark' pieces really hit different in cathedrals.

[@othyrsvaal5036]

The light of this song is blinding, and so men call it dark. Peer into passion and see how beautifully it resonates. Although personally the only difference I notice for this song is a minor echo. If one could teach the audience Latin one wouldn't need the Cathedral's acoustics.

[@othyrsvaal5036]

@Nova Hughes You're forcing it now.

[@othyrsvaal5036]

@Nova Hughes That's what I mean. You're forcing it. Why not try for a kind of Silver Chariot Requiem instead and be more subtle about it?

[@arciantum]

@Nova Hughes star platinum the world act 2 requiem over heaven

[@Diavolo_Una666]

Toccata

[@MusicLife-xy4ph]

Several years ago, a friend and I, had cathedral's key for rehearsal and concert the next day. After some beers, at midnight and with an unique candle lit in the cathedral, I just laid on a bench, and listened to him play Bach, Toccata & Fugue on the organ... it was just... divine

[@hiera1917]

Recreate that experience but with BWV 590, Pastorale for organ in F Major c:

[@DragonMaster1804]

@@deftigemahlzeit5935 Bro they literally give you wine in church and tell you you're ungodly if you refuse it.

[@Loweene_Ancalimon]

There should def be more performances in darkness/near darkness. I have amazing memories of kind of sneaking into a church in the middle of nowhere, Brittany, that has got a 17th century organ, while someone I knew was practising. At maybe 10 at night ? The only lights on where the ones around the organ.

[@AlbertAlbertB.]

Toccata und Fugue in a cathedral?! I am so very jealous!

[@ncw01ify]

Was it a Catholic cathedral? Was probably the tabernacle candle that was lit. Was it red?

[@tjallilex1199]

Lacrimosa is a highly emotional part of Mozart's requiem. He wrote the vocals (and an other instrument section, I would say base) on his deathbed, but could not complete it. The requiem resembles the end of greatness, the end of art, the end of the human spirit. So if I heard this in a cathedral when I am alone in there, I will close my eyes while laying on the ground and fully embrace the art.

[@hhand04]

Thank you for sharing this, it's tragic but a beautiful side to this piece which I didn't even know of! The thought of emotion embodied as music on the presence of death is something scary but bewildering, But this piece here is something more than art..

[@justinlapierre1998]

Mozart did not write the lyrics, those were part of the Requiem Mass text that was already being used in the Catholic Church for centuries before Mozart. He did, however, set them to music on his deathbed - I agree with you, it really is a powerful composition.

[@tjallilex1199]

@@justinlapierre1998 Oh dear. You are fully correct. He finished writing the vocals for those lyrics. That was what I meant. I shall improve my comment.

[@vitaliiyakovlev2264]

@@justinlapierre1998 isn’t it Dies Irae

[@justinlapierre1998]

@@vitaliiyakovlev2264 The Lacrimosa is part of the Dies Irae, and the Dies Irae is part of the Requiem.

[@johndavis5782]

God I remember when my school performed this whole requiem in a cathedral with like 8 other school choirs. Honestly one of the best things to even happen to me. 300 and something people singing lacrimosa was just something else

[@Sqnder.]

That's awesome!

[@arciantum]

I wish I attended your school

[@quilisma9102]

that cant have sounded good

[@evethehusky9384]

PLEASE TELL ME YOU HAVE THE LINK OF A VIDEO OR SM 😫😫😫

[@Everestsage]

Unfortunately my school won’t do it because of the fact that we are rivaled with most of our high schools ESPECIALLY Cy falls haha we seem to hate them with all of our beings and they hate us the same way but I can only imagine that 8 choirs was absolutely heavenly in a cathedral if only my school was willing to do so

[@facundodiaz7391]

Fun fact: 90% of Lacrimosa isn't by Mozart since he died after writing until 0:27. A pupil of his finished Lacrimosa and the whole Requiem in the form he thought Mozart would

[@eliyanaaa]

that's amazing - i had no idea!!

[@Weird782]

Do you happen to know the pupil's name?

[@sebastianaquino7454]

@@Weird782 candice

[@Ivan_1791]

More like 0:44.

[@Ivan_1791]

@@Weird782 Franz Xaver Süssmayr.

[@lucasphilippini620]

Nobody: KZbin: *recommends me this piece of heaven*

[@IIIIIIIllllllIIIIl]

who dislikes this master piece

[@mat7083]

@@IIIIIIIllllllIIIIl The only one alone in the empty cathedral

[@MagnumBullets47]

This piece of edited by Audacity.

[@gabbyreal9020]

You could say it was... made in heaven?

[@junimjoestrela3739]

@@gabbyreal9020 Huh? Is this what I think it is?

[@teaskovski336]

Mozart wrote this on his deathbed and it was the last thing he ever wrote. That's why this movement is very short, it is unfinished. He basically wrote his own requiem for his own funeral. I can hear his soul still living within this piece, it is haunting yet very magical.

[@SelimNaltan]

In the name of our divine god Lucifer Heaven is his head and hell is his scorching wind When he reached godship, millions from far universe said: "Our god! Lead us to the straight path!" Salve Shaitan, Shaitanu Akbar

[@maizjsj]

@@SelimNaltan Jesse what the fuck are you talking about

[@teresamarie8514]

Fun fact: Actual place is Sainte Chapelle in Paris.

[@geraldineports6973]

The far back corner right? Ugh I love that place.

[@gaminguniverse3393]

Now France is in ruins

[@Narry121]

In two weeks I’ll be there again. Can’t wait.

[@evryatis9231]

@@gaminguniverse3393 it isnt

[@DellDuckfan313]

One of the most beautiful churches in the world.

[@Moucheron1990]

Mozart truly ascended to the higher, ethereal planes when he wrote this. It is truly mind-boggling that a mere human could conjure such depth and emotion with sound alone. But then again, Mozart was no normal man. Thank you for all your gifts to mankind.

[@sir.castik5637]

Mozart also had a piece titled “Leck mich im Arsch” which is the German equivalent to “kiss my ass”

[@fancy_pants8889]

Mozart was also pretty smart in how he handled the selling of his music. He did some 'shifty' and 'illegal' things but hey! it did make him a lot more money.

[@f.p.2010]

check out Mahler too if you like this, he was several steps above Mozart (also most of this isn't by Mozart)

[@oingoboingowangotango]

fun fact, mozart died after writing about 30 seconds into this piece, and it was finished by a pupil of his; so i’m sure they used a similar style, and while i do agree this song is amazing (one of my favorite classicals actually), it’s •technically• not by mozart. but i hate sounding like that pretentious person so i’m just gonna stop

[@fancy_pants8889]

@@oingoboingowangotango its ok

[@christianjavier693]

Devil's Trill Sonata, but you're a half asleep Tartini and the devil is playing violin for you

[@Run4funorah]

That is one of my favorite pieces, that is something you would hear as you approach a gate in a cave deep below the earth to find written in some dead language you can't read but understand, "Abandon all hope ye who enter here"

[@kerembayrammusic]

There’s something about that piece that’s just beautiful

[@riccardogusso]

"Lasciate ogni speranza, voi ch'intrate" Divine Comedy Is Always actual

[@hoseokhime8183]

Shorter u are always right

[@Run4funorah]

@@riccardogusso I enjoyed that book back in 7th grade, what was your favorite part?

[@omniallie9296]

It’s songs like these that make me wish some musical pieces would never end. I hate listening to something as grandiose as this and then having that shocking jolt violently thrust you back into reality. There are times when I would be more than happy to listen to a song like this for an eternity, or for it to be the last thought playing in my mind before I drift off into death.

[@eliyanaaa]

i couldn't have said it better myself

[@logansimmons3199]

I love how the description just says "I don't own anything". That is an accurate description of my life as a college student.

[@isiahz]

LMFAOOO

[@Irraptured]

College lol yikes

[@quantummath]

What a fantastic piece of art. Added to one of my playlists ... big thumbs up from me.

[@elgastidela7665]

@Pedro Araujo he's talking about his pfp

[@quantummath]

@Steveee shorts :-)))

[@chrisfelonall1177]

pov: you're standing in a distant building, watching your subordinates, wreck havoc, massacre, in the city

[@AlexaVolk]

Sounds more like when you're going to the toilet in a middle of an Opera and you hear it echoing in the bathroom

[@eliyanaaa]

😂😂😂 alternative title

[@AlainNaigeon]

There are softs mimicing the reverb of different locations or rooms. A bathroom and a cathedral do NOT sound the same.

[@sagittariusbstar1805]

@@AlainNaigeon exactly, the toilet is always superior

[@Andrea-oy8lf]

While taking a fat s*it

[@am-ir2bx]

LMFAO

[@badassjorge9272]

You're home alone Its 3 am You're playing video games You cough In the shadows behind you You hear the words "Bless you"

[@rivenoak]

uuuuh bad timing :)

[@lobosolitario1962]

Damn, it’s almost 3 am where I live... how convenient xD

[@Snookbone]

You're

[@Butterfly1025A]

Out of the corner of your eye, you spot him _Shia LaBeouf_

[@cowgoesmooooooo]

Wait who says bless you when u cough tho , that’s usually said when u sneeze 😭

[@Amandi_Pirate]

This right here is how I picture my funeral. For the lack of an organist, the organ starts playing itself. For the lack of a choir, the choir stand starts singing on its own. For the lack of guests... Well, the cathedral is unable to do anything about it.

[@CoolDude-ln3ml]

Don't worry, I'll be there because I wouldn't want to miss that

[@sinanyavuzz]

Fuck funerals

[@BlackRavenFeather565]

A lot of cathedrals and stuff like that have cemeteries in the area, I’m sure the cemetery’s permanent residents wouldn’t mind attending.

[@mimi-b9j]

Wow ur soo edgy

[@PenguinPrince34]

It makes you want to examine tons of compositions as to whether they were composed specifically with different environments in mind for different effects

[@Dylonely_9274]

0:12 🎶🎵Why aaare youuu aaaaalooone🎵🎶

[@apolloisnotashirt]

"meeeeet some new peeeeeeople"

[@lolotte553]

Sang this with my choir in a chapel (one of the best experiences ever), sounded a lot like this...

[@pattmahiney]

The last Mozart piece and the best Mozart piece imo

[@brandonbriseno9810]

And Mozart didnt write more than 75% of this song becuase he died before finishing.

[@hamada0174]

everybody gangsta till you find that the music is actually played by ghosts

[@minhquanphan1305]

I'm not even mad

[@hamada0174]

@@minhquanphan1305 It is still a masterpiece though

[@fortune.]

Lacrimosa dies illa Qua resurget ex favilla Judicandus homo reus. Huic ergo parce, Deus: Pie Jesu Domine, Dona eis requiem. Amen. Full of tears will be that day When from the ashes shall arise The guilty man to be judged; Therefore spare him, O God, Merciful Lord Jesus, Grant them eternal rest. Amen.

[@CA-069]

Listening to this while raining and when the thunder strikes at perfect notes feels like I am orchestrating lightning... Felt Powerful...

[@averagebotwenjoyer5107]

Different energy

[@amfish6328]

the energy of a god.

[@dracosol4415]

You’re alone in an empty cathedral and you see a guy with a book talking about spiders and some dude named Uvo

[@ankaspika9412]

Uvo can you hear us? 😩

[@frosta1184]

What

[@obalalama]

You are a man of culture 😊

[@gengis737]

I once walked down an empty cathedral while the organist played Albinoni's Adagio. It's like walking in the sky.

[@mrMarkz6]

>You're sitting on a church bench. >You have an arrow through your stomach. >Blood comes out of your mouth while you give your last breaths. >Enemies surround the church and slowly advance towards it. >All your cavalry is dead in the snow. >You give one last breath and you get up leaning on your long sword. >And you say to yourself: "If this is the way I will die, I will not need a heaven, just a long, deep rest"

[@achilloryenrfr_2710]

Oooh

[@GuilhermeMichel]

woow

[@mischabarattolo7598]

Cringe asf

[@mrMarkz6]

@@mischabarattolo7598 we know

[@otterthewise]

you should be a writer if you’re not one already

[@tomyray2773]

The combination of this heavenly music with the deep atmosphere of a cathedral is something god would be proud of...

[@Kibouo]

This is the hold music when on the phone line to God. “Your prayer is important to us”

[@juujbyg9574]

bro im chill and high af listenining to this materpiece. Truly an absolute beauty

[@DeluxSkater]

“The calendar loses a precious component. The remaining months gather to mourn. The mourners play a melody, while the eleventh moon quietly rises. The chrysanthemum withers and falls, to lie on the ground beside bloody Scarlet Eyes. But you will remaine supreme. Even after losing half your limbs Enjoy the interlude. Search out new allies. East is the direction to go. You will find one who awaits you." - HxH episode 51

[@lena_xxxc]

yes ✨✨ it's purely genius to choose this requiem for the phantom troupe, since it represents the end of an artwork in a beautiful and dark way (mozart's life, and hence, also the phantom troup) truly fascinating

[@privateacademymoonshine6719]

I WAS LOOKING FOR THIS COMMENT

[@yavannakementari521]

Don’t dishonor this beautiful music with that

[@immortal9906]

If I died here listening to this I would want my last words to be “This seems like a Dark Souls reference”

[@wenceslas8355]

This was is dark souls?

[@not_herobrine3752]

@@wenceslas8355 this looks like it would be well suited in bloodborne imo

[@wenceslas8355]

@@not_herobrine3752 idk what's bloodborne. I've heard in hunter x hunter and it was well suited

[@othyrsvaal5036]

@@wenceslas8355 Bloodborne is Dark Souls but in Victorian England and facing things inspired by HP Lovecraft's material. Also no, Dark Souls doesn't play previously made classical music. Everything is original and produced for each game. In fairness, the people make music which I believe is on par with some of the best.

[@wenceslas8355]

@@othyrsvaal5036 okay

[@shin-i-chikozima]

I am not a Christian However This solemn chorus is inspirational , graceful and comfortable to the ear and the mind From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵

[@giuseppele4603]

Yeah, it is sad that Christians themselves have forgotten this.

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@giuseppele4603 Thank-you good comments

[@trikebeatstrexnodiff]

Thanks to Japan for using this music in one of their anime, so that's why i could find this piece of art 🙏🏻

[@shin-i-chikozima]

@@trikebeatstrexnodiff Thank-you so much to your wonderful comments Take care of yourself Good luck Someday please come to Japan Japanese delicious foods , heartfelt hospitality , various many amazing and marvellous things wait for you

[@jim4671]

Mournful, That day When from the ashes does rise To the judged, the guilty man Mournful, that day When from the ashes does rise The guilty man to be judged Have mercy on them sweet lord, Gentle Lord Jesus Grant them forgiveness, Grant them forgiveness. Amen.

[@fransiscaputri2580]

the lyric remind me a lot of Dies Irae

[@tuespetrus1618]

@@fransiscaputri2580 Same

[@stpeepy]

@@fransiscaputri2580 I haven't researched it as well as I should have, but I think that's because Lacrimosa Dies Irae are used in the Mass of the Dead aka the Requiem (hence the name of Mozart's work)

[@deusola911]

It is night, cold, raining and you are traveling across the french countryside. Desperate to find a place to rest, when you see a small abandoned village with an imposing and somewhat ruined church you decide to stay there. As you enter the church the presence of still lit candles illuminating the otherwise dark church strikes you as odd but ,tired as you are, you decide to lie down and sleep on one of the less filthy benches. Suddenly, as you are about to fall asleep, you hear the sound of the door opening. A group of five men, dressed in white robes, followed by a mass of filthy people, dressed in some sort of rough linen, enter the church and ,unbodered by your presence, start sitting on the various benches, now clean and without any of the previous debris. After some time the men in the white robes start singing a song and ,imitating them, everyone else rises from their seats and starts singing too. You find the song solemn but profoundly beautiful and can't help but stay paralysed just listening to it for what must have been hours, eventually you feel yourself falling asleep. You wake up as the first rays of sunshine hit your face. Leaving the church you can't help but wonder if this was more than a dream.

[@Sqnder.]

This is good

[@mehmeh9376]

When school starts again I will study like ALOT and I will listen to this type of music because I find it really comforting and study-friendly. I'm actully kinda excited for this coming autumn term. Maybe a bit too much hehe.

[@Torao.]

I love this- but all I can think of is chrollo 😔✨

[@Skimasksovertheblindeyes]

right lmfaooooo that episode became synonymous with the piece

[@fev3rdre4m]

Yea‼️

[@trikebeatstrexnodiff]

same

[@lena_xxxc]

yes💀

[@margotsangster8776]

Uvo 😭

[@CrazyMango4997]

At the edge of consciousness, for example when I am just waking up or just falling asleep, there are times where I feel as though I am hearing faint music. This is very similar to what that subconscious orchestra sounds like. Thank you, this pleases me greatly :)

[@jonc7268]

This is great! But what about “lacrimosa but you’re alone in an empty cathedral and it’s raining”?? That would be amazing

[@grim_wheeker]

Especially with the occasional crash of thunder every now and then

[@meguasmr]

I might make that 🤔

[@nutkja]

As someone who used to have rehearsals at a cathedral at night, I can tell you there is nothing more atmospheric than being in a cathedral during a thunderstorm at night.

[@Teikro]

Just did it in 2 windows, sounds amazing

[@maj1322]

Somebody is fighting a boss in the other room. Let’s hope they brought extra flasks

[@mike_villegas]

1.8 K likes and 1 dislike. I'd say that this little piece of bliss and emotion is getting the appreciation it deserves.

[@whatamidoing7138]

Story: You are in a lonely Cathedral, in the middle of the night. The Cathedral is empty as no one has stepped in it since the end of the war, centuries ago. And as you pray the rosary on one of the pews you hear the Choir singing this Melancholic hymn, but then you remember that the last choir that operated in this Cathedral was killed in the war, when the Cathedral was sealed and set ablaze during the Mass. And then you see the Candles next to the Altar light up by themselves, and you can see the faint, white and transparent silhouettes of the former choir, and all of the Candles light up turning the darkness of this old Cathedral into utter light, and as you finish your prayers and say "Amen" you open your eyes and no longer see the Empty ruins, and desolate Cathedral. You are shocked to find that you are in the Middle of a Morning Mass and the Church is packed with people, you see the priest offering the Mass, and the Choir Singing this same tune, and you stare at your surroundings not believing that a minute ago you stood in an empty, dark ruin in the middle of the night, and now you are sitting in a Majestic Cathedral filled with people during a Morning Mass. You ask yourself how did this happen?

[@bukolaikengboju8587]

I love this needs more likes

[@whatamidoing7138]

@@bukolaikengboju8587 thank you 🤍

[@Sqnder.]

This is a good story!

[@Andrea-oy8lf]

And then the bts fanfics appear on Wattpad

[@yavannakementari521]

Such a beautiful story❤️makes me happier being Catholic, and you should add angels into the story because they’re really there during the mass

[@joecool1588]

That, ....... is the most beautiful thing I have ever heard.

[@ocal123]

i want to appear anywhere under mysterious circumstances with this playing in the background

[@Zdude28]

I hope this song lives on forever.

[@gus_ggt]

When you have passed all of the side quests and going to the main story boss

[@andrearomanini7043]

Pontyff Sulyvahn, entering from the front door while you're not looking: Hello there!

[@ExAnimoPortugal]

If I was alone in a cathedral and somehow I started hearing lacrimosa playing through the speakers or something I wouldn't feel alone at all. If anything, I would feel the presence of God even more.

[@ChaoticSpud]

“You’ve won, but at what cost” kinda vibe

[@sumukhavenkatesha6171]

I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR THIS SONG FOR THE LAST 2 HOURS AND JUST AS I GAVE UP THIS WAS RECCOMEND, THANK YOU, GOD, I LOVE YOU!!!

[@HamkkeTogether]

Phantom Troupe will join that cathedral soon.

[@DRDucky_Duck]

Cette version de la musique met vraiment dans l'ambiance d'une cathédrale ce que je trouve vraiment angoissant vu que je posséde la phobie des églises et tout ce qui si réfère =x= Sinon bien joué!

[@eliyanaaa]

merci :) j'allais pour ce genre d'ambiance exacte!

[@hostee]

I don't why but it makes me so happy, it's like I was getting a super emotional scene in a movie

[@nikki1806]

I really do believe the human voice can be one of the most beautiful sounds

[@syn_2529]

When the serial killer that got into your house can't kill you because you're in the living room

[@Quantum_Yoshi]

not gonna lie I would love to be in an empty Cathedral

[@james.housego]

its quite an experience, especially as a musician. Being in an empty cathedral in the dead of night with only your thoughts and music as company

[@asdfghjk8876]

Empty churches are soo incredibly quiet, they cancel the outside noise once you enter in, it feels like you’re being separated from the word. Great place to cry in, would recommend.

[@jamesr1524]

I love the echo, makes this even more incredible

[@blainedz]

I imagine Silver Chariot Requiem walking through a cathedral with this playing

[@kevinschaoticshuttle4544]

anyone before Venom 2? either way it was the best damn horror movie I'll ever see in my entire life!

[@countcrocodile1115]

ASMR: you are the Boss waiting for the player yo come in for the 374th time this day

[@ineedhelpsoon]

Thanks yet again KZbin recommendations, you never fail to surprise me. Beautiful.

[@geryz7549]

"You're alone" The entire orchestra playing: Are you sure about that Edit: It seems my comment has made it into the video description. Not sure if I should feel proud or embarassed.

[@CosmicTeapot]

**Entire orchestra teleports behind you** : "Nothing personnel kid"

[@alilawless5866]

Me too! My 93yr old mum is planning her funeral, i suggested this composition, surely one of the greats!

[@irame5701]

Despite of a sadness, this music lifts me and makes me cry....

[@snorkchop8134]

Prayed for you 🙏

[@Johnmiller-rg3yo]

A majestic composition… In a surreal moment… Almost touching the stars!!! The power deep in one’s soul!❤️

[@suemadison7871]

THIS IS BEAUTIFUL OMG

[@cellinimedusa4679]

I think this is the definition of ‘hauntingly beautiful’

[@dongxuanlow6649]

Holy shit I squealed when this was played in one of the scenes in venom 2. Don't wanna spoil it but it was literally Lacrimosa in a warm hallowing cathedral

[@dankmotionsstudios5161]

2:07 the part I was waiting for

[@alexandrelot2798]

2:19 That part of the melody when it turns to Anakin's Dark Deeds

[@DestraBill]

I dont wanna go to heaven and rest. I want to play the piano. Because every key has it’s own personality and they all resemble to me. Never will I require quiet.

[@benpadula1407]

Well not that lonely apparently because theres a whole ass orchestra and choir conveniently there just for you to enjoy

[@Vingul]

Do you have an orchestra at home when listening to this? No?

[@leslierobertson5397]

This is heaven in musical form !!!!!

[@chuckiealonzo1145]

I will listen to this song everyday!

[@bukansiapasiapa6475]

the atmosphere....I LOVE it

[@mortemoccasus2412]

It's beautiful.

[@Spineless-Lobster]

Finally! I really love this song and hearing it an a more authentic manner is amazing. Thank you!

[@jeenaunni1527]

If I was inside the cathedral alone thinking about how i was got massacred during the past and start hearing this, I will ascend and gain the strange and mysterious powers that are roaming those halls and become a villain for the entirety of my life.

[@janinka9871]

Překrásné ... děkuji Vám ... ,,slyšíš své znovuzrození k lásce.."

[@FredericaFazbear]

Amazingly depressing, thank you :)

[@jaskamattila4481]

Cringe profile picture

[@Nero-fo4gi]

“Well uvo can you hear it? We dedicate this requiem to you.”

[@margotsangster8776]

😭

[@yoips4059]

Alone except with the choir and orchestra

[@bananacattomustache1475]

"iF uR aLoNe WhErE iS tHe MuSiC cOmInG fRoM?" Boomboxes.

[@totallyrealreactions5023]

Plot twist: it isn’t a cathedral at all. As you stumble into the decimated ruins of the building, you see a series of statues and artifacts, as the music abruptly starts playing faintly from what appears to be a kind of gramophone. As you proceed, you see what remains of the statues playing out the story of a plot, a murder, and revenge. “Hmm... I wonder just who this Lady Comstock was.”

[@castlecrossrecords]

The reverb adds a nice spiritual sounding touch.

[@mushroomfog2509]

I needed this

[@jaekawang]

Accidentally clicked on this video and my imagination immediately started running wild. Thank you for posting this!!

[@sckrolik]

I'm destined to die and I'm going to take the whole world with me... "Inserts Nuke Launch Code

[@zotmidi747]

What you’d feel over a loss of a loved one that was extremely kind. Deep pain.

[@lasdalias5456]

So cool with the echoes...

[@ryanjairo]

this music make's me cry every time, i dunno why

[@sofiarandall7060]

If I had a mansion, I would blast this on giant speakers until I'm deaf :')

[@oceanman3179]

I feel like kurapika listening to this

[@Auramus]

If an Alien came today and asked what song would best represent humanity I’d show it this

[@order_6626]

I love heard this on the road!!! It's so peacefully and perfect. 👏👏👏👏

[@samcharo]

Thanks for this!

[@eliyanaaa]

:))