Ludovico Einaudi - "Elegy for the Arctic" - Official Live (Greenpeace)

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Ludovico Einaudi performs an original piece "Elegy for the Arctic", on the Arctic Ocean to call for its protection, on June 17th, 2016
With a grand piano on a floating platform in front of a glacier, Einaudi played an original piece composed for the cause
The acclaimed composer has turned into music the voices of the eight million people that asks for Arctic protection
With this action, Greenpeace is urging the OSPAR Commission not to miss the opportunity to protect international Arctic waters under its mandate at this week's meeting in Tenerife
Through his music, acclaimed Italian composer and pianist Ludovico Einaudi has added his voice to those of eight million people from across the world demanding protection for the Arctic.
Einaudi performed one of his own compositions on a floating platform in the middle of the Ocean, against the backdrop of the Wahlenbergbreen glacier (in Svalbard, Norway).
Travelling on board Greenpeace ship Arctic Sunrise on the eve of a significant event for the future of the Arctic: this week's meeting of the OSPAR Commission, which could secure the first protected area in Arctic international waters.
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Ludovico Einaudi is the one of the world’s leading contemporary classical artists; creating some of the genre’s defining works such as ‘Experience’, ‘Nuvole Bianche’, ‘Una Mattina’, and releasing albums including ‘In a Time Lapse’, ‘Una Mattina’ and ‘Divenire’.
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[@mynona2491]

1:25 Ice falling down as he plays lower is probably the most magic moment in music I've ever seen/heard

[@user-pv8pv3tw8r]

Раб ли я ли же я сам себя за хамутал друг ли враг щас так тревожит меня мне труд но выбрать стоя на мостовой опорой скрежет вдохновляя от низов до верхов сменяя краски скрежет

[@verginevergine7711]

Я ст. Юбкд@Dua Lipa Сх Ап ж

[@drumless4all476]

it's magic and tragic at the same time

[@pbiancolini]

It was obviously an explodion, created by greenpiece for sensationalism...

[@nalelin6864]

magic but tragic

[@timkaine5098]

My jaw dropped when that glacier fell. How perfectly atmospheric

[@caustic576]

The jaw thingy happened with you too? I'm glad 🤣

[@osamabinladen824]

Fake. The glacier was a paid actor.

[@izzilarkins3949]

spoiler alert goddamnit

[@fuckboi4852]

Climate change at work

[@enbi5440]

Effect of global warming

[@baby_musician]

I am a middle school teacher. Many students in my music class were moved by this song and shared deep opinions about the social contribution of music. thank you Ludovico.

[@capancrunch2426]

Listen to this kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJCYd5SMm7KIgJI

[@myname-mz3lo]

no, thank you for teachinh the right things

[@icicletheweavile3056]

ciao prof

[@yobhsiFehT]

Not to take anything away from the piece, but this comment moved me more than the music. May there still be an arctic to save by the time their generation has any say in the matter 🙏

[@darkdemon943]

@@myname-mz3lo damn this hits in the right spot thanks brother

[@prlaux5348]

It's like the ice is responding to his pain in the notes played and the distress on his face......tragic and poetic. Masterful

[@samc8623]

At 1:22 I was speechless. Falling pattern on the piano and the ice falls in the ocean in perfect acoustic harmony. It's almost like the Earth is listening to the music.

[@sebastinraja8234]

Exactly I feel same like you...Alhamdhulillah..

[@CioffaepicTM]

la smettiamo con ste stronzate o andremo avanti ancora per molto?

[@nitavera4178]

Sam C I got goosebumps

[@user-gw5uz4ed4s]

Everyone is listening to his music, there's no possibility someone, or something doesn't

[@adeptex]

Staged.

[@karenjagers2197]

This is my first time hearing him play. I could cry. It's so beautiful. It touches the soul.

[@Gagamilcha]

The scene of the glacier collapsing during the performance shocked me. The performance will also raise awareness for everyone who watches the video. It was a performance that provided an opportunity to think more deeply about the seriousness of global warming. I'm glad that this video is known to many people around the world.

[@AbsoluteMotivation]

Ludovico's music make life better.

[@yahyamhirsi]

absolutely!

[@anantharamakrishnan3797]

Well said brother!

[@vivianeareas2194]

much better ❤

[@sonarswag4900]

spelling ‘make’ life better too!

[@mgrycz]

*makes

[@harrisonedwardz]

elegy noun: elegy (in modern literature) a poem of serious reflection, typically a lament for the dead

[@asadmarmash8852]

It has very deep meanings starting from it's title.

[@arlynnecumberbatch1056]

Basically telling that global warming is a serious issue

[@rock4ever055]

Thank you, I was about to look it up

[@JamesBondX007]

I have never been so overwhelmed watching nature expressing itself accompanied by piano tiles....

[@Levi-Friss]

You know, I was never an immediate fan of ludovico’s work, but now that I’m studying composition I have a growing appreciation for his work.its so boiled down and efficiently written, and most impressively of all it has immediate emotional resonance with the listener. Absolutely wonderful stuff!

[@orangeorangeness2116]

Very well put

[@joselineocampo814]

Yes, Really!!

[@sejasuainspiracao4981]

😂😂😂😂me poupe especialista

[@PhantomLord]

I love how he leaves the last chord unresolved. Because this struggle is unfinished and its future is uncertain

[@maqsatarzaman7545]

Are you from Turkey?:)

[@PhantomLord]

@@maqsatarzaman7545 I am not from Turkey lol

[@maqsatarzaman7545]

PhantomLord you used the "turkish" letter "ı" in the word "unfınished", that's why it was curious to me lol

[@PhantomLord]

Oh weird! I probably held a key down for too long on my phone and got "special characters" lol

[@babyapple_]

PhantomLord no you didn't press any special character, that just how the word looks like actually. unfinished

[@Jurrivh]

So beautiful! This deserves so much more attention..

[@sbd7135]

Yeah ut sure does my mom watches this when she is frustrated its really help full for her so im grateful for this amazing melody of beauty

[@fatmazohraben6799]

❤❤I love ur music too . Ur both amazing

[@ManuelPieperDrums]

oh yes indeed! I instantly donated something to make at least a little difference!

[@peytongustafson3424]

Dear Ludovico Einaudi. I just have to tell you that I absolutly love your music. It is very heart melting, and you are honestly my most favorite composer. I know that people dislike you because your songs are easy, but that is the most beautiful part. Playing piano is more than just technique. You need to put in emotion, and that is what you do. I want to learn all of your songs if I can get down playing songs hands together. Your songs either make me tear up or cry, because they are so beautiful. I really respect you for who you are as a person. You make my life worth living. Thank you for everything that you do for me and for the rest of the world♥♥♥

[@owenzhang6585]

I agree, listening to this song now makes me feel like I’m actually in the Arctic, you are amazing, Ludovico Einaudi!

[@mridusingh4317]

Agree , emotional depth of Ludovico's music is breathtaking. It always takes me to a different plan of experience. Totally resonating with what heart feels.

[@jlt131]

i was lucky enough to see him live last week, and i was close to tears in the first few minutes - and i'm not a teary person! so much emotion. the live show was utterly fantastic. if you get a chance to see him live, do it!

[@luiscantabrico4655]

the solution to your depression is doxepina or escitalopram ,dear

[@priscilaleao198]

Onde estão os brasileiros que ouvem e admiram Ludovico eu adoro

[@wesleymendes6298]

♥️

[@souzaalves8948]

Opa!!

[@sobrevivenciaautosuficient6277]

Top inaudi

[@fabiana3839]

Aqui 😍 🙋🏻‍♀️

[@esportesenegociosjr87]

Ludovico é sensacional. Uma sugestão Priscila, Hans Zimmer! PERFEITO!!! ABRAÇO!!!

[@pepi-memes.allday1302]

my heart hurts. it's throbbing. aching. crying for these glaciers.

[@meowpurrkat]

you're an earth empath, probably animals too.

[@deborahnovet5529]

Me too im cryin right now

[@Gattobuono]

Have faith in Mother Earth, she knows how to take care of herself. We humans are but a moment in her long long story. Peace :-)

[@HarryPotter047]

we`ve made a mess of it :(

[@solthas]

That's what we said back on Mars, then Venus. See how they ended up!

[@GoofballLOL]

10 million views in 3 years while billie eilish and ariana grande get that much in a day. This is why we can't have nice things

[@dahlia5233]

Allan A. Chornak trueeee

[@JUANMA_PEREZ]

para escuchar esa música tan aburrida? Prefiero utilizar el buscador y aprovecharlo escuchando música de piano mejor. Utilizar la tontería del cambio climático para hacerse famoso? Sólo le sirvió para gastarse el dinero en un viaje al culo del mundo...

[@edineko4095]

Cause mostly youngers does not care about science.

[@ila_serah]

And kpop sht

[@kortiz3931]

@@3enCooper You really think being a vegan helps somebody except for the marketers that can sell the same shit 3 times more expensive with "organic" label on it. We were made to eat meat and everything else that is good for your helth man

[@aaroncross7432]

Слушаю много лет вас, вы - лучший музыкант нашего времени! Моя признательность) мечтаю поспать на ваш концерт, но живу в провинции.

[@likalika1435]

Обязательно попадёте я верю. Я сама тоже из провинции ,я его слушаю 2010 года и была у меня мечта и вот 18 Июня я была на его концерте.

[@Agape122]

OMG Can a video be better than that? Incredibly beautiful

[@naderzeenudden9152]

Watching this through the tough time with COVID-19. And this makes me tear up Stay strong everyone!! 3/19/2020

[@kanalisi]

❤

[@sunnysmiles8211]

Nader Zeen Udden me too 🙏🌿

[@cashmaverick9571]

Me too❤️🙏🏻

[@cedrichu3629]

As Chinese, we should apologize to people all around the world, although the Chinese government didn't do this. And from my heart, I hope the world will get rid of covid19 as soon as possible.

[@kanalisi]

@@cedrichu3629 I appreciate your apologies, even if I think is more a matter of traditions of these so called wet markets where scientists say all has begun, I'm more interested to know if there is an inner debate to mantain or not such traditions.

[@lewis2514]

I struggle to use my hands on a cold day in Briton, how the hell is he using them for a far more dexterous purpose in the Antartic is beyond me!

[@eveneeee]

It can be quite “warm” in summer

[@eveneeee]

+ he is in the Arctic, not Antarctica

[@Elgarman]

1. Where is 'Briton'? 2. Where is the 'Antartic'?

[@cd2069]

@@Elgarman common sense

[@Elgarman]

@@cd2069 Exactly!

[@alexandrazivanas969]

My son played this for his grade 5 piano. He passed. So simple yet so majestic. Words do not suffice.

[@alexandrazivanas969]

@@Sorellalunamistica he passed his grade 5 exam! Successfully!

[@alinasd565]

Ты великолепный композитор🥰 Я слушала много классики за свое время, но эти композиции в отличии от тех времен почему то очень лично мне понятны, о чем эти переживания, что за эмоции передаёт данная мелодия, все очень тонко, все очень чуственно. Браво👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@kgmyatthu3171]

We're living in the most peaceful world relative to history. Now let's focus on fixing our home.

[@mirkogiljaca1051]

Nailed it.

[@AblackGenie]

Bullshit. The most peaceful time was -BC- BH. Before humans.

[@AblackGenie]

@@MUFFINHEAD1985 I am willing to use all of my genie power for this operation.

[@stefanp.7986]

@@AblackGenie - you are a master...

[@stefanp.7986]

@@MUFFINHEAD1985 - sarcasm not necessary

[@clashsmchitcle7291]

He sacrificed his fingers to be frozen so he could play this song, that is dedication

[@VisiblyJacked]

he also got 10m views so it paid off $$$

[@jirafinaestradav1231]

Hablo español pero igual entendí :3 👍

[@UnfitRuler]

@@VisiblyJacked no ads

[@michaelbread5906]

I doubt it. You see how many cuts there were? He probably warmed his hands between cuts.

[@Ritermann]

You are a naive fool to believe this is what happened :/

[@Jadeejj]

Goosebumps and it's not from the ice...

[@stellapaulina6604]

for me, this video looks more like a lifetime achievement as musician. We offer our music back to nature

[@ilcapitanoalexandr8698]

*This is literally masterpiece from the cinematography to Ludovico's expressing himself playing that piano.. ololo simplement merveilleux! Vraiment une œuvre d'art. Merci*

[@kenyaciola2967]

😱

[@thejestersshow978]

Is that franch pr Danish, because if its Danish i dont reconize thoughs words..........

[@DefaultName]

@@thejestersshow978 genius, there's maybe a reason, don't you think?

[@SoundsthatHealUs]

kzbin.info/door/O11leS2c3CVzfhO6fn-e6A please

[@matthijsn559]

Yololo~

[@bart869]

2:26. There's always that one loud guy in the audience

[@starlydw]

this needs more likes

[@HJ-vu2my]

I have chosen this for my Grade 5. Now I have seen it being played. I can really connect with it. Just beautiful ❤️

[@megibeqiri175]

Good luck

[@MatinhoConter]

As he was scalling down the notes and the iceberg just crumbles and falls in a verry deep sound and imagery. The connection with the moment and with nature presented here is absolutly amazing and inspiring.

[@freekdevos]

I noticed that too. And it can't be faked, so it's truly a great coincedence!

[@dylanduke9963]

@@freekdevos why can't it be faked lol

[@OnlyIMayUseThePower]

I'd like this. But to add to the magic. It has 111 likes. So I'll just leave it.

[@akfang]

@@freekdevos it's obviously fake, if it happened by coincedence, ludovico would have stop himself playing

[@edwardnjoroge5222]

@@freekdevos be trolling y'all 😂😂😂

[@thenomadsurvivalist4459]

Amazing how one man and his piano have the power to make millions stop and think! 🙏

[@madeinpanama9100]

One of the best videos I've ever seen. Simplicity and beauty, but with a complex message behind.

[@aviaciononline1425]

Made in Panamá It is called minimalism ;)

[@ulisescarrillo3050]

Made in Panamá im from Panama

[@weetzybat]

What is the message?

[@carlwoods9454]

weetzybat the message is don't forget your gloves like he did x

[@pierrerousseaux5303]

carl woods 😂 made my day dude 😂😂

[@BN-fi9wi]

When youtube recommends actually work in your favour. This is astounding

[@siscatwolfis6161]

Encuentro en esta pieza un grito de dolor, y lo asoció en el momento en que se rompe el iceberg, las olas haciendo coro, es único, tanta magia en pocos minutos. Bendiciones desde México

[@moazzamshahzad4339]

My school teacher once told me: life is like a piano, it depends upon how you play it

[@WhosScaredOfDentists]

How can people dislike this?

[@zacc449]

They miss the like button

[@MsTapenade]

Musical taste, it exist you know. But if you want some more complex answer: this music is void, a repetition of a cognitive data we all have in our inner ear, it's commercial and made up just to be consumed by a population of simple-minded people.

[@laukr2744]

maybe for Greenpeace

[@dron691998]

Indeed i liked this video not for the music but for the message

[@MsTapenade]

It's not about complexity NOR feelings, cmon dude. If it was like that the greatest composer ever would be the pop singer with the largest number of views. You define yourself a minimalist. I wonder how many FEELZ you feel when you listen to "come out" by steve reich, or "in c" by Riley. Einaudi is not minimalist, he's just a pop pianist.

[@LittleBearbrazil]

we have to save our home, Earth.

[@johnphillips519]

The Earth is our mother, How disrespectful to treat our mother this way!

[@meyakabrown4725]

It's not about us, it's about our kids children and their kids.The people and other living beings that have to live with what we've done. It's so God Damned sad. This is proof there is no god. If there was he, she or it would not have let this happen or allowed us to do such terrible things to each other. Each other is all we have and why this video is so important.

[@johnphillips519]

Meyaka B I agree👍

[@marie-gs8kn]

John Phillips 👍🏽👌🏽

[@LittleBearbrazil]

yea you are right.

[@enricatab]

Immenso Ludovico! Coraggioso, generoso, hai fatto la cosa più pericolosa per un pianista, le tue mani al freddo, esposte al ghiaccio, il tuo accordo finale incompiuto come la natura che ti ha ascoltato e risposto! La tua bellezza e semplice nobiltà compositiva è per pochi, come i veri tesori sono segreti! Lascio al resto del mondo il misero rumore che vende e scala le hit commerciali. Grazie Ludovico. Sei prezioso!

[@MusyaGriboedova]

сердце сжиамается, очень мощный образ

[@joshman844]

no one: Italians: yo what if we put a piano on ice

[@intresting5413]

Really beautiful Performance, wau! Hey Gyas, I find nice Arrangement by Vitaliy Yann Tiersen my recommendation 👉*kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJWtdGWuoNh5rpo*👈

[@nathanafi]

LOL!!!!

[@AudioPervert1]

So much petrol and gas was burned to haul that heavy piano and the whole crew. Less we forget the plastic, packing, paper and all sorts of trash. Which itself defeats the purpose...

[@surr3al756]

@@AudioPervert1 Ok but it was awesome wasnt it

[@annaknapik9205]

I read they used green screen, he wasn't actually there

[@glenmccarthy8482]

the planet's requiem.

[@thevalente8358]

Sad but true

[@Peer189]

I hope not. It's never to late to treat the good earth in a better way...

[@Melike-bd5nn]

What a sentence. It made me cry

[@roseberrygamingid]

this performance sounds like messages for us to save earth for better life or the earth would be gone forever :{

[@we.sapeins]

This man and hanzimmer both are magicians

[@alfiocassisi4706]

Prima il campionato con il Leicester...adesso questo per GreenPeace! GRAZIE CLAUDIO

[@StefanoMei]

Hahaha

[@andr3428]

ahahahahaha

[@pierluigicaffaro9383]

sei un cazzone ahahahah

[@nicozingaro98]

Hahahahahah

[@imogen_it]

ma hahahaha

[@alexmafiotul1592]

Hear how the arctic ocean speaks

[@ShakhS_KompanY]

20 millions in 7 years 🎉

[@user-qh8gg1zi6n]

Люди планеты Земля! Цените, любите друг друга! Глас вопиющего в пустыне

[@MissArmi]

This makes me so sad, the glaciers melting meanwhile... this is a terrible world we live in today, wars , poverty and our beautiful nature dying due to the people's own disinterest and indifference.

[@marilenadauria648]

i totally agree :_(

[@JamesG12]

It is terribly sad what the world has become. Selfishness, hatred, and greed rule it now.

[@alexander0195]

James G, why do you think that only now? Selfishness, hatred, and greed were at all times. And today is not the worst time.

[@ClownWorldEnjoyer]

It's all a byproduct of overpopulation mainly and gluttony to an extent.

[@sebtaz31]

humans...this is why reptilians are better...they even feed me

[@barcaskiller8109]

how is it possible to dislike this video ??

[@BraidinPurdy]

i know its crazy with what some people do these days but its impossible to find a video on youtube without dislikes

[@Kim-py7zl]

majesty99 because greenpeace are a bunch of hypocrites who try to save the world by encouraging people to take the bike instead of the car while deliberately ignoring what really causes climate change and is responsible for most of the damage done to the planet; the food industry (cowspiracy, please watch the docu if intrested)

[@OriginalPuro]

That's not real, yo.. I can show you a documentary of how batman exists but if no fact support it then what the frog? Overpopulation is the real threat.

[@Ikkehiero14]

It's not a simple matter of 'this is the biggest cause'. It's complex and we'll need to change our way of life in multiple ways. The foodindustrie is a big part of the problem and so is overpopulation. It's such a big problem that there are different groups focussing on different things to get to the same goal together. It is strange to say green peace are a bunch of hypocrites because they don't focus on everything. I don't think they would be as effective as they are if they did that. They are doing what they can and we should support them for that. This is a beautiful way of drawing attention to the problem, so thank you green peace and Ludovico Einaudi for creating this.

[@aLby_doira]

there is a little thumbs down button on the bottom right hand corner of the video..just press it..simple as that! good luck...!

[@pianowoman]

The sound of the ice melting in the end is a strong part of this piece

[@owenzhang6585]

All I can say is WOW!!he plays with so much more than of his heart, he plays with life

[@nailyaabisheva9567]

ВСЕ- музыка, природа,двигающие льдины, ритмы музыки, сам пианист -все слились в еди ный поток завораживающейкрасоты природы и музыки. БРАВО!

[@intresting5413]

Спасибо, прекрасный коментарии! Вот рекомендую послушайте! find nice Arrangement by Vitaliy Yann Tiersen my recommendation 👉*kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJWtdGWuoNh5rpo*👈

[@LolLol-eg6tf]

Dammit humans. We need to save this earth. After all it's done for us, we need to give back.

[@notsoprogamer6843]

Lol Lol it’s not in trouble

[@Skidboy7]

Not So Pro Gamer No it’s not in trouble. Earth will recover with or without us. It is humans that are in trouble.

[@notsoprogamer6843]

Skidboy7 exactly

[@simple22travel11]

people are not in control anymore, corporations/companies/banks control things, try and stop them and see how difficult it is.

[@KarlSheen]

yeah.....this earth left me homeless due to a freak storm

[@giulias.5104]

So sad the melting of ice, and so moving the music and your playing. Mother Nature was showing us her pain when she let that ice crushing down like that. A reminder that we all can do something. Please inform yourself (Whole Food Plant Based diet), and choose to care and eat vegan. 💚💙🖤

[@mariabotanacostoya2837]

Gracias Señor Ludovico por dejarnos aquí esta maravilla y ojalá despertara conciencias !!♥️

[@eebloggerworkspace3342]

İt's so effective and emotional.I can feel to sadness in every note.

[@neuzethmusic131]

This song is a fragile ode to evanescence. The arctic is dying. This video should be shown in all schools and universities around the globe. Save the arctic!

[@rezat.ashtiani1338]

You’re absolutely right

[@user-xn3yq5kn4k]

There's no way it can die. In 10-th century when human kind made no impact on atmosphere the shores of Greenland were covered with grass and bushes. And a wine was made of Scottish grape. Stop whining!

[@MannyMischief]

This is hauntingly beautiful

[@fernandohervas1230]

Nowbody understand nothing , but we know he is a genius , and this is in another level .

[@Placeholder209]

Appart from how great this is in every possible way, I can't help but think how the hell can he play in such a cold environment? Aren't his hands stiff and frozen? I can't play any instrument if the temperature is below 10 C lol. Another reason to admire him!

[@Dragonfire7777777]

Heh heh. Ditto every single word of your comment 😊

[@EminjoRakontas]

The piano sounds you hear are probably recorded in a proper recording environment though. If you notice his hands, they are not in sync with the piano notes for a number of parts.

[@MeGarbageOfficial]

Maybe it's all in a green screen studio... You'd be surprised if you see what cgi can do today. I'm really sceptic about this video: it is strange that they brought a pianist to the artic and they did not make any behind the scenes.

[@EminjoRakontas]

Me Garbage indeed! I would have loved to see the process of bringing the piano all the way there.

[@speedstacker51]

+Me Garbage he has several pictures on his Instagram that were taken during the filming of this. Looks pretty real to me

[@wholeness]

How is he keeping his fingers warm 🤔

[@jiniu4083]

He aint

[@aliciasalstrom426]

With the fire music he’s playing

[@uncivilisedpink]

By playing

[@simonschulze2957]

I doubt it’s colder than like 5 degrees C.

[@piadas804]

@@simonschulze2957 but that stills being cold.

[@kostaskokkinidis]

Best regards from Greece ..... Respect!!!

[@joefaridahnur7586]

💗🕊🐉💗Would love to be frozen in the deep Arctic with ur sound of music 🎶🎵😌✨💕

[@juanjesustorreslopez6438]

Una forma de llorarle a la tierra. Pidiendo perdón por lo que la humanidad le está haciendo daño a su casa. Impresionante ludovico impresionante

[@moomin1649]

Buen comentario.

[@JUANMA_PEREZ]

La tierra no necesita que la lloren. La tierra está ahí desde hace muchos más años de que el hombre llegara aquí donde estamos.

[@Musicisfreedombr]

teach this melody to the next generations.they we will need it to remember when the earth was beautifull...please we dont have time save our home please...

[@bb0018]

There won't be next generations...

[@priest0701]

The earth will be beautiful for many many more thousands of years, we may not be here because of alarmist, but the earth sure will be.

[@frenchbulldog3748]

@@bb0018 Stop believing the hysterical Greta. She is a NWO puppet. Plenty of scientists are not on the payroll or waiting for grants that depend on lying with Thunberg & Co. They will tell you that climate change is natural, been happening for millennia. Yes the Chinese and Indians need to stop polluting as much as they do but the rest of us have done our bit. Carbon neutral by 2025? I don't think that all the pampered middle class Extinction Rebellion divas are going to give up their cars and exotic holidays, they just want the rest of us to.

[@Nukaria]

@@frenchbulldog3748 tell that to all my professors in university wgoe are experts in the fields of ecology, geography, climate, the environment, wildlife and biodiversity.. All who are on a normal wage.. Some who are striking lately eabting higher pay.. All who agree that this is man made.. That it is humans who say crap like you that give others a reason to not care cause someone said they don't have to it's not that big of a deal.. First wether it is or isn't, doesn't mean we should hate people like greta.. What is wrong with trying to get more people do not throw rubbish on the street or in the sea. What is wrong with wanting people to care more about where they live.. Anyway. They also all confirm that the threat is real, its happening faster than it should naturally. And we basically started it. Human industrial revolution kick started global warming. Which is creating climate change. Melting of ice caps way faster than normal. Sea levels rising, acidity levels in the sea and soils especially soils around human populated areas. Biodiversity dying which causes a chain reaction. We xan only predict possible future out comes and of course. Real scientists should ALWAYS predict the very worst possible outcome because then we will be prepared for anything.. Yes some of this is absolutely about saving the human race.. Selfish in a lot of ways I'm sure but we shouldn't allow our children and childrens children to suffer because we thought "nah it's probably not even gonna be that bad.." Also of we can save biodiversity and animals and plant species and try to care for our planet more and change our ways to work with nature rather than against it.. Why shouldn't we?

[@frenchbulldog3748]

@@Nukaria , you have done what every typical leftist moronic student does, twist it quite a bit. I was only talking about GLOBAL WARMING which your lot have sneakily changed to 'climate change', lmao. Fat Al Gore, your patron saint until saint Greta took his place, used to pretend that it was about global warming. When that fallacy started to become more apparent, your lot began to use a phrase that would encompass every change in climate, even the fucking natural ones. How stupid can you be, Nukaria? I never said I had anything against stopping morons like Greta and her pals throwing and leaving rubbish around (they filled their Tesla car with crap in Canada, leaving others to clear up after them, but this is their way and yours). Greta the foolish puppet needs to go to China right now. Fifteen years ago, their pollution levels were well above agreed standards. Now they have quadrupled their air pollution levels. Wuhan went live with 5G tech on October 31st 2019 AND had those deadly air pollution levels. 5G is UNTESTED on humans, except for when it is used as a military grade weapon to disperse crowds. It is microwave frequency, and causes skin to burn, so it is very effective for dispersing crowds when governments don't want people out protesting, etc. So the poor people of China were already compromised, healthwise, when this coronavirus hit them. Of course, it could be a manufactured virus, begun in Wuhan, who knows? But Greta really ought to be all brave and shouty in China AT the CHINESE COMMUNIST GOVERNMENT for their criminal pollution levels that endanger their own people, land and nature. Even Jeremy Corbyn's brother, a PROFESSIONAL SCIENTIST, says that the climate change morons are really just going to achieve a transfer of wealth from the poorest to the richest people. Via carbon taxes. Please wake up, dopey, ffs. Have a listen to Naomi Seibt, 19, much calmer, more logical and informed than hysterical, not very well, Greta.

[@tivyy6443]

je vais me chier dessus réellement.. tellement c'est beau merci grand monsieur

[@kenanagtas2825]

This guy is such a brilliance...

[@larseilzer4309]

Danke Ludovico Einaudi und Greenpeace ! Wir Menschen lernen es immer erst, wenn es zu spät ist.

[@nikiibarbaro]

Also gemerkt haben wir es bis heute noch nicht..

[@rururu3530]

Lars Eilzer Traurig, aber wahr

[@Misspol222]

It's like the glacier is singing along!

[@IronMan-zk4tk]

Misspol222 Natural bass....

[@georgereston]

It's like the glacier is weeping

[@b.bailey8244]

Can't help crying. Beautiful; devastating.

[@enricatab]

Only a genius and a madman could do such a thing, I think only of the cold in the hands, his most precious instrument, moving them at that temperature will have been very difficult, what generosity, nobility and courage! And finally let the ice speak like music... Amazing! And when I see the dislike in the face of such greatness I understand that humanity has no hope! If you do not have the sensitivity to recognize and appreciate the artistic immensity of this man, humanity will be populated more and more by miserable idiots!

[@aliyekhalilova]

I want to cry so bad anytime when I listen to this song.

[@frederickhayes8039]

Ah there is nothing like good music and that was nothing like good music, just boring drivel!

[@AllNickOver]

Однажды, в далеком 2010м году, я бродил по интернетам в поисках всяких интересностей и случайно набрел на видео какого-то фотографа. Он провел долгое время на большой высоте, чтобы снять звездное небо. Видео, конечно, впечатлило, но не так как музыка... Как Вы могли догадаться, это была одна из композиций Людовико Эйнауди, а конкретно Nuvole Bianche... Мурашки по коже! Хотите знать к чему это привело? К покупке простенького синтезатора Yamaha. К двум годам самообучения игре на пианино. К четырем выученным песням этого замечательного, удивительного композитора. К общей сложности полутора часам игры выученных произведений. З.Ы. свою лепту конечно же внес Yiruma со своей River flows in you.

[@mihael_23-exg-76]

AllNickOver ответь, как ты занимался самообучением?

[@AllNickOver]

запомнил, где на нотном стане искать "до" для левой и правой и высчитывал остальные. Качал ноты простых мелодий с интернета, чтоб пальцы привыкали к движениям, а потом все сложнее и сложнее мелодии брал. Первая серьезная была Лунная соната. Круто получалось)

[@user-rz6vd4uq5g]

какой молодец. восхищаюсь вами если человек чего то хочет. обязательно добьется. даже сам.

[@iamrutx]

Nothing to add. Thanks Ludovico.

[@rosethorn5564]

Wow!!! A duet God & man.

[@darkmoon_dawg]

I love how he leaves the last phrase unresolved. It's only appropriate given the message.

[@tatianarokhina7174]

...безмерное восхищение!

[@lizawatibellal2676]

TATIANA ROKHINA

[@darida9632]

О, хоть один русский комментарий, ура!

[@user-rc1fs6eg3x]

Это слишком круто.

[@user-yl8mn2hw9b]

The Italian composer Ludovico Einodi seems busy contemplating the dew drops on the petals of a flower or observing the stars and the movement of clouds over a mountain, or this is at least what the atmosphere of some of his songs suggests. Enode, says one critic, creates music reminiscent of Thomas Kinkade's paintings: a fantasy far removed from reality and unrelated to the way we live our lives. But other critics say that the beauty of Enodie's music lies in it and also in the fact that it is detached from reality and does not reflect the problems of life. In one of the videos on KZbin, which has more than three million viewers, Enode is shown playing the piano in the snow in Antarctica. The music he performs is titled "An Elegy for Antarctica", and it was commissioned by Greenpeace, and the purpose of the filming in that location is to draw global attention to the problem of global warming. Describing the experience, Einaudi says: It was very cold, and although I was wearing several layers of clothes in addition to a life jacket, during filming I had to stop playing every few minutes to warm my hands. "I enjoyed playing there, even though the freezing weather wasn't ideal," he says. The piano keys were very cold. But it's great to be out there on your own while the snow is falling around you and the glaciers are melting near you. It was like playing a melody for heaven." As for whether he considers his music a bridge to a new type of classical music, Einody says: The idea of ​​a bridge or crossing borders is interesting in the arts. Stravinsky overstepped the bounds, he embraced Russian folk music. Mozart worked in a theater and wrote songs for a company almost like a circus. And in that company he wrote The Magic Flute. He adds: My music comes from my musical background. When I write Find Myself, I draw on my memories, my experiences, my life, and I have to feel that way. I don't think of breaking down barriers, but somehow after I make a piece, I can analyze it and get to know things and talk about something that comes from inside me." Einaudi is sixty-two years old, and he is one of the most popular musicians in the world today. He has more followers on Spotify than Mozart and Beethoven. His music can be described as minimalism, as well as modernity and transcendence. But he does not like to rate his music. "The classifications are rather restrictive. The genres of music, the colors they evoke differ from person to person. The same is true of Beethoven and Mozart. They express two completely different directions of music. And if you ask me today whether my music is minimalism, classical or contemporary, I would say yes. Or no, but that in the end doesn't explain my work." Einaudi's father, whose name is Giulio, was the owner of a famous publishing house in Italy and was an integral part of the Italian left circles, and he had a relationship with writers such as Italo Calvino and Primo Levi. His grandfather, Luigi Einaudi, was president of Italy after World War II. Inodi's album "The Elements" was the best-selling music chart in several countries of the world. It was the result of long hours spent by the musician in the libraries of Italy, during which he read Greek and Kandinsky philosophy. He also read about paintings by Paul Klee and Gustav Klimt and about Euclid's geometry and the problem of sound and color. The Elements is the author's attempt to find balanced lines between what appears to be a confused mixture of images, thoughts and feelings, and then to search for a common thread that connects all things in this world so that they share, harmonize and interact with each other. "I was trying to identify new boundaries between what I knew and a world I knew and always tried to explore more, such as creation stories, geometry theories, wild grass growing on a meadow, and the various forms of nature." The Elements album takes its inspiration from the elements of nature, where each piece begins with a simple movement or motif to evoke a journey through disparate thoughts and feelings. The author combines all the elements of nature, science, engineering and music together to come up with one concept. The plays evoke some sadness at times, but there are tracks full of optimism. Einode chose poetic and suggestive titles for her, such as Night, Drop, Four Dimensions, Windswept, Elements, and The Mountain. Explaining the reason why young people are attracted to his music despite its classic nature, says Inodi: It may be because I included in my works the same feelings of pleasure, loss, desire and frustration that you can find in most popular songs. This is music that communicates more with people's feelings these days than classical music. Then don't forget the contemplative value of my music with which young people can chime in.

[@Gumgirl16]

When the ice started falling the sound added so much omg

[@RapMafia]

Splendid, also the way the ice hits at the right time.

[@dullilul]

Underrated comment

[@Joe-cb3ws]

Maybe the music did it 🤔😳

[@foxtuber1234]

One of a pianists dreams: to travel somewhere that makes sense to their music😎

[@beautyofeverything7444]

Hearing a true masterpiece after a long time.

[@paulinebrandt6767]

Visually arresting and quite moving. Thanks for this - co-incidentally a birthday gift!

[@theIcelandicson]

Happy Birthday :)

[@paulinebrandt6767]

Thank you!

[@fredcole7185]

+Pauline Brandt what is it your birthday?!

[@darmorir7]

Happy Birthday from El Salvador

[@CelotehWildlife]

Save the earth, save nature, save the environment, save generations

[@lauravalstar4531]

PLEASE LIKE THIS COMMENT! Dear Einaudi, We're three law students who've always loved your music. Recently we got the assignment to give a presentation on the subject of international law in art. We've chosen your piece: 'elegy for the arctic' which urges the OSPAR to do more to protect the arctic ocean. After doing some research on the OSPAR we've started to wonder why you specifically chose the OSPAR. We hope you might have some time to give us a short answer! Kind regards, Laura, Oksana and Sara

[@SuperJovan123]

Way back 2008 im searching for the Piano instrumental and i found your Nuvole Bianche now its 2023 and cant stop playin it. Your pice brought me to learn Piano. I hope i have a Chance to Meet you Someday 🥺🥺

[@polfelipefalgas8290]

his passion for music is magic

[@rondupont3803]

. He plays so deeply it thunders the ice down.

[@frederickhayes8039]

Like a loud irritating party next door, the joy comes when he stops and we hear the sounds of nature at last..

[@fionaluke3586]

Best video ever....

[@olgasadovina3509]

Это... Шедевр,, окружение, звуки, музыка, нет слов!!!! ❤

[@pablo-zn1mg]

Am I the only one who tears up every time I watch this?

[@onicfly9845]

Pablo x only pussies with emotions do

[@skypekai]

Mr. Polluelo yes

[@ezio_light]

My inspiration, my sorrow, my hope.

[@troysinnovations4858]

Even 7 years later this shit still goes so hard.

[@JBittermusic]

Ludovico Underwater Tour _ Santiago Chile March 23 🔥❤️

[@lilith2547]

The synchronisity between the piano and the falling pattern, is the Earth dying out, and yelling with all its last strength for help. Is sad, depressing and I know I am not the only one that feels it dying out right in the depths of their souls. Respect to all who feel it, and learn to enjoy the littlest nature left. Respect to those passionate to nurture and care for all Earths inhabitants, not only the humans species. Respect those that understand that WE all are part of this planet, no matter shape, form, colour EVEN species. Respect also for those disciplined minded, not to point fingers at those who don't understand, but instead set themselves as an example in hopes others will see it too. But most importantly, respect to those that understand how important is nature for our existance for any life form on this planet. I love you guys.

[@g.george]

Breaks my heart. As Radiohead said "All these things we'll one day swallow whole And fade out again and fade out again Immerse your soul in love"

[@JosephineKeefe]

Ludovico Einaudi you are a mesmerizing artist, and one of the most powerful composers of our time. Thank you for telling this story through your music.

[@claviermus]

I fell my life changing while I’m listening to this 😍

[@glamoorlife]

The greatest pianist ever, and the sound of the nature of the arctic goes with his amazing and beautiful piano playing. Love you!❤🧡💛💚💙💜🖤

[@abbieg3908]

This is so powerful

[@alanwashstuff216]

Would you marry me? Please! Let me know your address...

[@ramazoutieros2781]

Abbie . . . os etuc ,,,, abbie