Max Richter: NPR Music Tiny Desk Concert

[@chinny4954]

I never could have imagined Max Richter being on here. This is a good day

[@manikaantsuryan]

Exactly my thoughts!!

[@korbyn1112]

Yeah made my day

[@pseudomalandro]

Me neither!

[@BastianUllr]

This is a fantastic day!!! One of the absolute best love productions with such a fantastic artist... Epic.

[@michelecherchi154]

me too, usually they present good music ;-)

[@amlsubng2]

If they don’t play On The Nature of Daylight at my funeral, then I’m not dying!!!

[@erikaw8340]

I hope this is playing at my funeral

[@ajik88]

this is what i am talking 😂😂

[@alemorales4905]

Read my mind,

[@cinefiend4059]

me too

[@loscharliesnohacensurf]

It's a good choice. But mine goes to Nick Cave & Warren Ellis. :D

[@ranvanongevalle6053]

”Despite knowing the journey, and where it leads, I embrace it, and welcome every moment of it” - Arrival

[@sonoza5703]

Ran Van Ongevalle It might not apply to my life but that quote has never left my mind, its just so powerful and beautiful

[@Ellier215]

OH gosh! Knowing what the movie is about and hearing that quote. Oh my goodness. As a mother, that hits home.

[@thomasdiehn4469]

@@sonoza5703 I think it applies to everyone. We know one day we're going to die but we can still embrace life and enjoy it.

[@biapaes7273]

@@thomasdiehn4469 we may know death is in the end, and suffering is most certainly along the way, but the beauty underlining it all and the joys intertwined make it all worthwhile. god i get emotional with this

[@mairiamonitino6637]

Its use in Arrival is my fav of all .

[@garthwade3231]

"I’m very interested in the idea of Music being a place to think"- Max Richter. Love it.

[@nicholasatom4563]

And we thank him for this.

[@ЛюдмилаГорячкина-о8к]

Спасибо за формулировку мысли.Прекрасно то, что авторов музыки много. Есть, что почитать и над чем поразмыслить.

[@brownkemosabe]

Once you really dive into the ethereal soundscapes created by neoclassical geniuses like Nils Frahm, Olafur Arnalds, and Max Richter, there is truly no turning back .

[@edwardmoreton5320]

JOEP BEVING = God

[@scottmateodavies6591]

agreed

[@theforeverpuddle8754]

Nils Frahm is one of my favorites.

[@NickGibbsmusic]

Hey could you give me some suggested recordings? Thanks so much in advance!

[@juanpablovp0]

...+ Phillip Glass + Paul Leonard-Morgan + Joep Beving + GoGo Penguin.

[@russelljameswhitehea]

Crying after 4 seconds, even after knowing this piece for years...

[@abartholome1]

No comments

[@elguacamolesf4414]

i think live performance gives it a unique power

[@hello.itsme.5635]

Been keeping to come back to this video for years every now and then. Every time after around 4 sec I'm lost.

[@Vols-to3pl]

My brother died 3 months ago. Suicide. I often go to his gravesite and play this video. It helps me. Helps me feel things that I haven't felt since his death. Helps me feel warmth and comfort. Helps me think back and remember memories of him. I'm so thankful for Max Richter and his ability to make me feel these things with his beautiful music.

[@annettegutierrez6047]

My condolences

[@marymccluer1630]

Music has the power to heal. Suicide in America is all too common. I have lost family to suicide, and I've known other people who have, as well. As my mother used to say, take a few minutes each day just for yourself...find a moment of joy, beauty, and peace.

[@yvng_gabe14t_e-j-a-d_a49]

i really hope your ok

[@federicocicchitti3849]

Keep taking the miusic to heal! My hope is with you❤

[@xXxDigitalBathxXx]

So sorry for your loss. Max Richters music has also helped me process my grief with my mom and other childhood traumas. She died from accidental overdose. His music helps me feel the big emotions that I have a hard time communicating or understanding

[@90sam1]

The hallmark of a musician is his ability to unearth what you've chosen to bury for ages.

[@eleanorzissou]

@sam_everlast Thank you. Very touching comment.

[@foljs5858]

My wife?

[@yanapiano]

If anyones interested I'd so appreciate if you check my KZbin channel! I post different genres of music & compose my own music in Contemporary Classical genre. Thank you guys! ❤🎹🤗

[@2409dlewis]

That is so meaningful

[@DrMusicStarr]

Thank you for your potent comment. Broke my heart open. I'm a pianist composer. Haven't played much due to a challenging home situation. This is changing in a month. Then I will have a marathon love affair with my precious piano.

[@southside6093]

Any movie scored by Max is gonna have you in the feels

[@i_dont_know_who_i_am69]

TV show too. His music is a huge part of why The Leftovers was so amazing

[@menevetsny]

Perfect Sense Looking forward to what he does with score of season two of My Brilliant Friend.

[@radiation360]

ugh, the flashback/forward scene in Arrival

[@southside6093]

Bryan Choate the ending montage had me sobbing lol

[@abdurrazzaq2314]

@@radiation360 it was phenomenal. ❤

[@BillCoffin]

I had never heard of Max Richter until I played this episode of the podcast and was moved to tears while I drove home. I am so grateful to Tiny Desk and All Songs Considered for introducing me to so much wonderful music that I never would have discovered otherwise. There is so much beauty in the world. It isn't always easy to find it.

[@chuleta441]

Every song he makes is masterful. Never goodbye is a great example too

[@utube5165]

Bill, you are so right!

[@pedraomaquinas]

I have the same experience

[@JBaxter211]

The first one caught me completely off guard. I'm a mess.... lol!

[@Iamthenoi]

Bill Coffin add the channel KEXP to your list and you’re pretty much golden 👌

[@nerolisk7630]

On The Nature Of Daylight will never fail to make me cry

[@igorquintino3902]

its really a powerful song

[@cf8757]

same here , usually at 1:53 :)

[@jesaja]

Just completely stops you in your tracks. Devastatingly beautiful.

[@BrotherChimaobi]

@@jesaja As beautiful as it is in its original rendition, I can't unhear the flip with Dinah's "This Bitter Earth".

[@arnaudquievreux3079]

Ok we got it. Your audio engineer can record any kind of music perfectly. Right.

[@PublicEnemy1337]

It's probably a team of audio engineers, don't worry :)

[@callumpassells67]

@@PublicEnemy1337 the guy's name is Josh Rogosin and he basically does everything from what I can tell in interviews. Incredible

[@PublicEnemy1337]

@@callumpassells67 it says there are two in the credits below the video.

[@PublicEnemy1337]

@@callumpassells67 also the players are skilled professionals. not hard to make the recording sound good when the playing is already beautiful

[@daniel3231995]

This kind of setting is one of the most unusual professional studios it's just an office with books. Lol figure its hard to mic with miscellaneous objects clashing the sound.

[@MEM9296]

To everyone who liked this performance: you'll probably also like Ólafur Árnalds' tiny desk performance :)

[@breno9939]

i'm waiting for a nils frahm and yann tiersen perfomance

[@bluejeans5456]

Thank you for the suggestion!

[@rachel4060]

why you make me more sad

[@Bakalakah]

Please get Loopdaddy on! Marc Rebillet. He's a rising star.

[@Vunce_]

Cheers for the suggestion!

[@bloodyhetza]

"I used to think this was the beginning of your story. Memory is a strange thing. We are so bounded by time, by its order. But now I am not sure if I believe in beginnings and endings".

[@oingoboingo1720]

who said it?

[@bloodyhetza]

@@oingoboingo1720 Louise Banks, from The movie Arrival.

[@orren6635]

Our beginning and ending was never up to us. We are the creation of another's ink. We are millstones in deep waters fighting not to sink. Marbles upon sand trying to find their way. Just sketches on artist page in his power to erase...or to save. Like beautiful monarchs in the sky short lifespan at anytime can be taken away. Myself still swinging from this chrysalis attached to a tree yet to reach full maturity. Briefer than the music in dreams, is being loved; they say love oneself the beginning of, I disagree, being loved by another is the beginning of all things. By words we were created, by words the world was made.

[@pablobitho8738]

@@orren6635 I agree on you but just one thing. You Need to love yourself to really apreciate the truly Nature of what is love first. But maybe that happens only when someone loves you? So in the end im totally agree ha ha

[@berniepino1614]

I know this sentiment has been expressed over and over already here, but “On the Nature of Daylight” was the song I showed a friend in order to explain what I felt while I was going through a very hard time in my life. After which they simply said “I had no idea. I’m so sorry.” The power of Max’s music to convey the human experience is incredible.

[@transfo47]

Amazing.

[@elmertjee]

Wow, that's powerful. Music really is that impactful. Hope you're doing better!

[@steffanchristensen8340]

We had to take our daughter to the ER this morning... when they told me one parent I was heart broken, angry and felt useless.. my wife luckily can be with her but it’s killing me just sitting in the parking garage with my anxiety and stress. I have been listening to his music for about 3 hours now, it is extremely healing and calming. Thank you Max for making this heavenly music

[@utfreak41]

Wishing your daughter well my friend, i hope all is well.

[@steffanchristensen8340]

@@utfreak41 thank you, that means a lot. She is doing better and now back home

[@prototropo]

I just now saw your post here, Steffan. I sure hope things are going better for your family. Sorry you didn’t get much of a response six months ago; but when I browsed through the comments, it seems like many listeners were also just treading water in life. But you deserved more-and still do. Good wishes to you, Steffan, and your daughter and your wife. . -Denny

[@SedentaryArtist]

Hope all is well

[@scottmbolt]

I’ve been through this exact experience. I can relate. Cheers to you and I hope your little girl is doing well.

[@dadsteader]

My daughter was born to "On The Nature of Daylight" its forever sealed into my mind in connection to one of the best days of my life. Thanks Max

[@tarikhk2]

May your daughter have an epic, successful life.

[@readonly1981]

Oh god, I can only imagine the first baby cry entwined into this calm cello sound...

[@warbler1984]

@@readonly1981 I'm actually imagining a screaming woman as someone plays the violin in the background

[@thehumblespy2674]

When my mum passed I listened to this nonstop - it's a music for the whole journey and beyond

[@PentameronSV]

*_0:02_**_ - On The Nature Of Daylight_* 7:12 / 7:29 *_9:14_**_ - Vladimir's Blues_* 10:35 / 10:45 *_11:48_**_ - Infra 5_* 17:03

[@suzieberndt]

Pentameron I’m here sometimes just to hear his speaking voice so thx for the timestamps 💙

[@trappart9209]

Thank you

[@chriszanf]

At the end of "On The Nature Of Daylight", its so heartening to hear everyone wait until the very last note has faded before clapping!

[@robotman99lolface]

Too busy wiping tears from their eyes, I know I was

[@Nightknight1992]

the leftovers had the best score hands down ever. this man is truly talented

[@scottmbolt]

I learned of his genius through The Leftovers. As you said, the most emotional score to a show ever created.

[@zzephyr6840]

First time I heard On the Nature of Daylight was with headphones on walking home from the train late at night. I thought my legs were going to give out with each step. Finally I just sat on a stoop and let the tears fall. Till this day, remains one of the most powerful pieces of music I’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing. And I tear up every time. Brilliant.

[@TheCompleteGuitarist]

You should try Agnus Dei by Samuel Barber or John Tavener's The Lamb.

[@zzephyr6840]

TheCompleteGuitarist familiar with Samuel Barber. On my way to Tavener. Thanks!

[@TiagoJoaoSilva]

Each couple of decades has its own "Adagio for strings", a slow, bittersweet chamber piece for strings that reflects the contradictions and challenges of the time and escapes classical music prison into pop stardom.

[@d0nj03]

@@TheCompleteGuitarist Those are both choral pieces and are very different from On the Nature of Daylight, especially that second one with its disturbing dissonant sections. Maybe you could get closer with Eric Whitacre's "Lux Aurumque" (but it's not as bittersweet). But really you can find much more similar symphonic (or "modern classical") pieces on Jóhann Jóhannsson's "Orphée" album, especially "Flight From the City", which already shows up in KZbin's recommendations when you're listening to Nature of Daylight. (Probably no coincidence that Jóhann's work was also used for the Arrival OST.)

[@TheCompleteGuitarist]

@@d0nj03 I never said they were the same as On the Nature of Daylight. There are string versions of both. Both pieces are very moving. In both string and choral versions. You don't have to like them. I don't want another version of On the Nature of Daylight. Just music that moves me. In-fact I am equally moved by Ravel's Tombeau de Couperin. Vaughn William's Lark Ascending and Copeland's Appalacian spring.

[@nicholasdyee]

Max Richter pulling out the greatest hits!

[@ClaudioMartella]

not without November, it isn't

[@berbakang]

I’m listning to this out shopping groceries and feeling this is the most imortant decision I’ve ever make!

[@alexandrosgoulas]

I think that those seconds of frozen silence from the whole room after "On the Nature of Daylight ends" say it all

[@gmtbillings]

On the Nature of Daylight is right up there on my top 10 favorite pieces of music of all time. An absolute masterpiece I can’t listen to in public because I will weep uncontrollably

[@chrisz]

To the viola player: Your ability to transpose feelings and expression through your playing is confoundingly beautiful, your emotional cadence unmatched. I think I am in love.

[@CraigCR]

It really brings me somewhere I tried to forget

[@pawacoteng]

Whether intentional or not, her facial expressions helped sell that performance. She could have been concentrating, or maybe even constipated, but what it conveyed was the emotions of that piece.

[@Irys1997]

She’s actually a comedian, Isabel Hagen. It may be that that you are picking up on. She also stood out to me like she was lit in neon, no small feat in a room full of apparent musical geniuses, so I had looked her up even before seeing your comment

[@racheltang9985]

That’s incredible she’s a comedian too very multi talented

[@jayramos4139]

Which one?

[@25447carepear]

TINY DESK! YOUR WORK IS NOT IN VAIN. THANK YOU FOR THESE PERFORMANCES YOU GUYS SHOWCASE ALL THE TIME. THANK YALL!

[@sennsita01]

I love this rendition of Daylight. The two higher register voices (the violins) are not overpowering, but are softly carried by the warmth of the cellos and viola below.

[@dbadagna]

Absolutely, one doesn't often hear such a superb string sound.

[@elman2012]

Anyone else cry every time they hear this? It just brings up so many feelings and memories, it really is an incredible piece of music.

[@jaccobouwman6499]

Jup me I can't listen to max richter without crying

[@KarloCarl]

On the Nature Of Daylight ist the saddest-most beautifulest song of the modern age. it goes deeper than anything i ever heard before. it accompanies me for a long time of my life now and i cannot do anything but cry as soon as it starts. world-weariness in its purest form. it could also be called on the nature of humanity, on nature or on all there is. thank you max, i hope you know how important and exceptional your work is.

[@yarabak]

You know I've had my head tilted up to the stars for as long as I can remember. You know what surprised me the most? It wasn't meeting them. It was meeting you.

[@phumlilekunene3950]

The best day of my life. I'm only one minute in but Im already in tears.

[@mabi9731]

feeling you

[@CoffeyCoffeyCoffey]

Have you watched the series The Leftovers? It's on HBO, I think. Max Ritcher is the composer. His music captures the mood of that story perfectly.

[@createlovehappy]

Phumlile Kunene me too.

One minute in to the first day of your life

[@WeAreLosslessMusic]

Listen to this again....and again.....and again

[@JohnJohn-cu7nk]

Don't know why but my eyes started watering.Never heard or listened to this before.

[@abdurrazzaq2314]

It's 7:30 in the morning, and raining and i miss all the things i could never be but i am here, and i am content, and TinyDesk has Max Richter.

[@guretsugu]

Beautiful compositions, but also props to the outstanding string players. The melodies are simple, but made are so impactful by their impeccable phrasing. Playing notes is easy, but making it into music is the mark of professionals.

[@farkroy]

They’re all so precise.

[@nubianfx]

omg omg omg.. i was just listening to the leftovers soundtrack last night. Ive never seen a classical composer on here before. thats awesome.

[@bloodyhetza]

"Hey... Look what I found"

[@Dreamfastt]

You might like Olafur Arnalds as well, equally beautiful composer. I think he has a Tiny Desk episode too

[@benmeitzen4184]

@@exalted8659 Yess!!

[@aaronsmyth7943]

I never listened to "classical music" growing up, and the first time I head nature of daylight I thought it was perhaps some obscure composer resurrected for a modern score. It wasn't though, turns out he walks among us, and he's a gentleman too. The nature of daylight made me cry my eyes out for some reason, and that's why I'll always love it.

[@deathwitheponine]

Listening to some of his music, like on the nature of daylight, makes me sad that I can't reach out and touch sound. I sort of want to wrap my arms around that song, bury my face into it, and cry.

[@sarahcballoon]

this is so perfectly written

[@davidbell5674]

@@sarahcballoon I'm am a huge cultural snob. But your comment chimes with me. So well done for complimenting a heartfelt and beautiful reaction. Perfectly simple, unlike mine to you... 😉

[@conancat]

Why am I feeling this heartache out of nowhere and my tears welling

Cause you got soul.

[@IvoTichelaar]

Music reaches where your heart hides.

[@VitaminaJC]

This kinds of things are probably why the aliens have not destroyed humanity.

[@Iamthenoi]

Hahahahaha perhaps so. I bet it was a close call though. Let’s all keep tipping it towards being worthy of staying

[@Igzia.B]

Well, apparently, if I am understanding the man correctly(am I not?) - "On the Nature of Daylight" is kind like a musical reflexive protest on the U.S war in Irak. Sapiens Sapiens is the Alien destroying the aboriginal plan while listening to his own very depressive mourning violins.

[@paulwork8252]

Yup. Just ask the Trisolarians.

[@alsogehtesdoch]

But they might, if we don't stop destroying this artpieces with advertisement...

[@simonzeiger2546]

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[@Zenobiadream]

His music shakes me right to the core. All the emotions

[@MsNanceePants]

This man's music is so prolific, so profound, so complex and varied and unfailingly emotional. He is a gift.

[@vadim4252]

It’s almost none of those things

[@reginaclarke1574]

I heard Infra 5 today for the first time on WMHT FM. It brought tears. I didn't know why. Then right away I read up on its origins from the London bombings and listened to it several times more online, and now have found it on Tiny Concerts. A day I didn't expect--an afternoon of immersion into what matters.

[@entrop1e7]

I listen to "On The Nature Of Daylight" every day..It is a part of my life. Thank you Max Richter. ❤

[@elliotdance]

Incredibly moving

[@barelygettinbyy]

can't believe you got him here. hearing this live must be breath taking.

[@marcscordato4385]

Lovely it’s on the order of modern minimalist composers like Steve Riech and Phillip Glass. It’s draws from the classical tradition but in a fresh modern way.

[@Leosigh1]

On The Nature of Daylight -- absolutely one of my Top 5 pieces of music of all time. Just gorgeous. And oooooh, Max Richter, so amazingly talented.

[@wearetheknow143]

........and now I'm crying. Absolutely stunning. Thank you, NPR ❤️

[@TheMissOmni]

17minutes and 29 seconds of my heart breaking, finding joy and breaking again. Oh Max Richter, how you destroy me in death eternal...

[@jamesgraham5411]

Hearing this song makes me feel like I had a great past life

[@bernios3446]

Max Richter seems to be more of a thinking person, yet, "nature of daylight" takes away my breath almost every time I hear it, also the other pieces all exhale overwhelming beauty. Have to say the sound of the string section is delicate!

[@cherylb6755]

"I'm very interested in the idea of music being a place to think." Interestingly enough, Mr. Richter's "Mrs. Dalloway, In the Garden" is one of my favorite music pieces to meditate to (I put it on repeat/loop and let it take me). I feel like I am thinking huge thoughts, expanding, just following each note as it comes - sort of like a thought. I was thrilled to find this in my KZbin feed, and I thank you NPR, Mr. Richter, et al!

[@NatashaElsewhere]

A little ashamed to say I just discovered this guy a week ago The Blue Notebooks album is phenomenal 😭❤️❤️

[@nichecorner7504]

Don’t be ashamed, you got to hear something beautiful. Welcome to the fandom.

[@abbeyrout4703]

I cried for the whole 17 minutes. What an incredible thing to witness.

[@lerapim]

I thought, ok, will watch it a couple of minutes. In the end I'm sitting up frozen and can't move. Stunning

[@triggerbunny]

How do they even play On The Nature of Daylight without weeping? Such a powerful piece and I unearth something new in my mind & soul each time I hear it.

[@RuiOliveiraInsanoNet]

goosebumps at the first note....

[@IzSaru]

I always feel overwhelmed when listening to On the Nature of Daylight.

[@theandrewcummins]

Something about strings that pull at my heart’s strings, like, immediately. First notes! Beautiful, pure class. 👏🏻

[@phlaurianne]

It calls my soul, everytime

[@theandrewcummins]

phlaurianne indeed! It’s hypnotic.

[@DavidArmenta78]

The first number was riveting, absolutely out of this world. Transcendent notes and harmonies.

[@terryarnold9154]

I keep returning to this performance as i find it so incredibly moving...These Tiny Desk Concerts are a joy, it has opened my ears and mind to such a wide variety of music that i never knew existed..All of the performances seem to be recorded with such precision and craft that make the experience even better. Thank you so much for making these available to the general public, it really is appreciated. I wonder what i will discover next??

[@HealthNut.Fitness]

wow ... this makes your mind take turns and ups and downs, beautiful !

[@warbwarb]

So pleased to find he's as interesting, thoughtful, and articulate as I'd imagined he would be from his music.

[@BarbaraCumoFacio]

My favorite Tiny Desk

[@lifeonholidae]

Memoryhouse helped me through the darkest time of my life. I have wanted to see Max Richter in concert for years. This performance has solidified my desire to make that happen.

[@kyoto5780]

I've been listening to the studio master for years, but this live performance really brings to light the harmonic tension within the strings, a truly striking piece

[@pollinseclectic8254]

Had tears in my eyes on the first piece. A beautiful Tiny Desk Concert

[@klausmcclean3369]

OMG! 17 minutes of heaven. I love Max Richter’s music and would give anything to see and hear an entire live concert...

[@brockventure2833]

Yes. Yes. OMG Yes. I’m going to donate to NPR right now because of this concert.

[@Naturellee]

We lived a life where we wouldn't imagine war in every country within one year, we're entering the final days, next year will be the dystopian sci-fi scene we've seen in movies, and here we are. I think "Nature of daylight" captures our final days pretty well and how society are focusing on all the things except the real problems we're facing and could've changed, too late. I'm grateful for the wonderful memories.. it breaks my heart.

[@ayya514]

Lying down in bed during the pandemic. Tears rolling down my face. My soul captivated by the music and tortured by the emotions it evokes. The music is gut-wrenchingly beautiful.

[@scottmbolt]

I hope you are doing better. 🙏

[@RicardoJoseReza]

How incredibly important the effort of musicians like Mr Richter, Juan Sánchez and some others to use music for peace and human understanding. Thank you Max Richter

[@noodlegirl55]

I really needed this today. I'm at home with the flu, being miserable. I love Max Richter and he played my favorite piece "Infra 5"

[@SecksyMan]

A living legend right before your eyes/ears. NPR keeps bringing the goods.

[@gabrielsmetzer4137]

Ah, another morning listening to Max Richter. How to be eternally happy while crying.

[@miked5562]

Arrival and The Leftovers, masterpieces in their own rights, elevated so much further because of this man. Actually amazing.

[@snowstrobe]

Fabulous layering, in the Gavin Bryars realm; creates a wondrous haunting feel.

[@captain_britain]

Jesus' love never faailed me yet...

[@miketomlin6040]

Steady. Bryars fans might get annoyed!

[@jackofallhandles]

There is something special about music that can pull you out of the moment you are in

[@59markr]

Max Richter = sublime transcendence of the material world to a place beyond time and space.

[@eg2967]

Beautiful

[@nonchi5113]

Oh tiny desk, u did it again

[@raffinee_3763]

Heartbreakingly melancholic and beautiful

[@ddm5lover]

thanks Max for writing one of the most beautiful masterpieces I've ever heard in my life, on the nature of daylight

[@MrHernandez1994]

I want this to play this at my dissertation, my graduation, my wedding, my first kid being born, my first kid getting married, my first kid watching his kid being born. And so on until the end of time.

[@oopsgirl44]

Beautiful.

[@RBlur]

The emotions evoked by his music and specially "on the nature of daylight" is very much indescribable!! It's a place, it's in the veins, unseen but felt!!

[@BARLEYSWORLDMANCHESTER]

This is probably one of the most beautiful pieces of music I have ever heard in my life, it touches me still after all this time. You're very welcome. 💫👋🏾⭐🙏🏾😀👍🏾🌟❤️

[@burgesssam]

this is the peak of beautiful music.

[@skylerbryant2172]

I had to write a comprehensive concert report on this video for a music class I'm taking in college, and I am pleasantly pleased with its results. I feel honored to have been able to analyze this music in depth and be gracious enough to hear it. Thank you very much.

[@pedrazomachine]

that left cello working soooo hard at Infra 5, gorgeous

[@tevinheath3997]

Whenever I feel down. Max Richter music helps me get through the tough times. I am grateful for him, his team, and the music he creates and will always purchase all his music.

[@theonottez]

This is the most « I didn’t know I wanted it » video on KZbin for me right now. I love Max Richter’s work and I can’t believe there is a tiny desk concert all about it. This is really awesome. « On the nature of daylight » is one of my favorite pieces of music ever 😱 Thanks so much for making it happen!

[@shannon4549]

Became obsessed with Vladimir's Blues when watching The Leftovers. This is such a dream to see Max at the Tiny Desk

[@stayoutofthecitys]

One of the greatest composers of my time . his music calms my anxiety attacks his path 9 helps me sleep due to my insomnia his music brings me peace when I'm alone fighting demons metaphorically speaking

[@pulegae8112]

There’s unspeakable pain engraved with every note. So simple yet hard hitting every single time.

[@miriamasawa]

that‘s, that‘s what I love about music.

[@InclusiveMusicUK]

Everything stops when your compositions begin, hail to the musicians - such power. Thank you x

[@brayancastillo7579]

2am, never felt better Needed this. Thank you!

[@stephenbarlow2493]

I think this is the most profound and moving piece of music ever written. It is perfect.

[@vidamariaixchel4962]

There are more .. not too many .. I like his November a lot too

[@stephenbarlow2493]

@@vidamariaixchel4962 There are.

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