Katyusha but it's actually dark and emotional

[@PianoDeuss]

Sheet Music: mymusic.st/pianodeuss/101611 Spotify: open.spotify.com/album/3rVeBDdeOcr5QPoOjzCufU Other music services: tiny.pl/rpp22

[@svorsab]

I don't know why you think that Katyusha is a dark song, since this song was born when the Military understood that victory was inevitable and it was ambiguous, about love and a weapon at the same time

[@svorsab]

I apologize for my French, ps this is a Russian meme I don't fully know English

[@ivonabarbir495]

jojo rabidt if he wos rusian exicution of prisoners

[@mustard_owl5650]

дьлорпа

[@Hunter22889]

UGH THE RUSSIAN ARMY SONG! JUST MADED REMIX AND HAVE AUTHOR WTF?! THAT IS ILLEGAL!!!!

[@carloshyju8181]

This song is basically when Katyusha's beloved one never returned from battle...

[@biocaster777]

And then she enlisted before she marched with her comrades to Berlin, doing who-knows-what along the way.

[@biocaster777]

@Music My Life Speaking of that Cathy, I can still remember her ominous howl.

[@biocaster777]

@Music My Life kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZpO6pWtnq818r7s What I'm talking about

[@TrueFlameslinger]

@Music My Life Close. The BM-13 got the nickname "Katyusha" from the song, coupled with the letter "K" that they were typically marked with.

[@kanpuriyakaaphal]

@@biocaster777 There is, in fact, a rare version in which she enlists.

[@sun_sense]

I'm Russian and that sounds crowdly, sadly. You can hear there a broken heart, like everything is dead. It's dark,cold and helpless. I really love it, I dunno why. May the force to be with you, goodman

[@Sweet_Doom]

Кравдли нет такого слова, если это т9 от cowardly, то по смыслу не подходит. А вместо сэдли просто сэд надо. (тока ссаными тряпками не бейте, я реально помочь хочу)

[@יוגבמיצנגנדלר]

@@Sweet_Doom ничего зазорного в этом нет, никто ссаными тряпками бить не будет.

[@toasterkolin9951]

Just like the Battle of Stalingrad, but that didn't stop the Soviets from winning in the end.

[@pianobysarochka728]

Same

[@satan3736]

Damn the speech as emotinal as the music

[@adamk3017]

POV: you're red army soldier that found a piano between the ruins of berlin and started playing Katyusha but this time without your Comrades Ivan, Pyotr, Vasily, and Dimitry on your side

[@bakalone1440]

*Pours five shots of vodka* Enjoy up...

[@Austin1723]

Can't forget Andrei, Nikolai, Vladimir, Evgeniy, Mikhail, and Oleg

[@megalexantros]

Underrated comment AND replies!

[@leysont]

POV: You're in a German village in Russia in the 1920s and have been thankful for the Russians' hospitality but they suddenly start taking away all your cattle and all the fathers in the town and start forcing the Russian language and atheism onto you.

[@chad6700]

this reminds me of this one story i heard where an ss soldier was captured and told to play piano. he was told that he would be shot if he stopped, so he played for 22 hours, before breaking down in tears, after which the red army soldiers congratulated him, and then shot him

[@dragonfell5078]

Currently listening to this as I'm on my way to my grandmother's funeral. We were very close, but she was ripped away by cancer. She said that when she died, not to be sad for her, but to be happy because she wasn't suffering anymore... May she rest in peace.

[@Wouter447]

Respect for sharing this with us I hope your grandmother rests in peace

[@k.g.v4759]

I'm saluting for your grandmother

[@stefanvladlescai8027]

Whait.... YOUR DED K.G.V?!

[@k.g.v4759]

@@stefanvladlescai8027 wut

[@ps2bndled]

My Friday was going pretty well until I saw your comment, hope you are doing well going through this. May your grandmother rest in peace.

[@sophieirsa1306]

I'm Russian and I'm crying listening to this song. That's very rare. This is a masterpiece

[@hiyomisenju1225]

I'm Russian, and it sounds really professional and cool)))

[@hiyomisenju1225]

@@deystvitelno5551 хех, спасибо) что за манга у вас на аватарке?

[@walkdeadbanana339]

Ra ra rasputin lover of the russian queen

[@firebreathingfish9782]

Yeah, well to people who are actually Russian that may seem a bit, akward. Seeing as you typed that in English

[@cuwanahan5871]

Cyka?

[@MuminovicGoran]

@@firebreathingfish9782 speak in your own name drug

[@fatford4209]

I’ve got a name for the song “Katyusha’s lover never returned”

[@loslingos1232]

Love it!

[@_kalia]

"Widow Katyusha"

[@sleepycritical6950]

Nah mate, she gotta have an avatar episode title like "katyusha alone"

[@acutechicken5798]

That's why Katyusha killed the Germans down to one!

[@yojieazenila7239]

tha katyusha I know Is Loli

[@indolent3116]

Я аж водкой поперхнулся от того, как это прекрасно

[@tn_dominic3547]

есть такое

[@ariessg6124]

мой домашний медведь теперь просит включать ему это перед сном

[@standuserelsargestandnamey8909]

I didn't understand but you have my like

[@ДенисОрлов-ч5н]

Завидно

[@shaltai_boltai_vityanul]

А я кумысом поперхнулся

[@ThatGuyOrby]

As someone who prides himself on his knowledge of history, especially during the events of the World Wars, this was quite sad. I could practically visualize the glowing red line above the keys as the front line and every single note disappearing into it as tens of thousands of soldiers that never returned burning away never to be seen again.

[@sabrinaschnoeller5965]

Yes. So many soldiers sang this song to give them strength to return to their loved ones waiting at home. Only for their loved ones to be visited by an officer telling them that there husband/son/brother had died in battle.

[@desotaku5202]

@@sabrinaschnoeller5965 and that the ex soviet states are now neo-nazi infested adds insult to injury

[@scorpiogamingyt7425]

@@desotaku5202 ayeeee

[@ВалерияКурнушкина]

@@sabrinaschnoeller5965 It definitely became a popular song when the war started. If I'm not mistaken, the song was made just to tell a story, but when the Germans invaded us, such a story became true.

[@lunaticdreemurr5768]

thanks for making me cry again 😭

[@_PHANTASY]

I actually have an friend named katyusha she lost her sister when her sister saved her from drowing in an icy lake i was there when it happened all i can see is her sister slowy sinking to the bottom into the dark depths of that icy lake in the winter i cant stop crying but seriously this song i done very well thank you to whoever made this it has allowed me to let go of some of my grief

[@zhongxina2733]

Good

[@lamehick7511]

You turned a song of victory into a requiem. I kinda like that.

[@sue_side_packet2568]

This isn't actually a song of victory. More like a song of hope and love

[@battleship5555]

When a former Soviet deep agent gets into congress

[@johnmorrison6368]

Then hope and love has been lost between Katya and her lover.

[@Rokejos117]

Ñ

[@Нацуки-ю4с]

@@battleship5555 And who are you, the unsuccessfully torn condom of your parents, a CIA agent?

[@alxndrmzksm8387]

As Yuri was slowly walking towards the ruins of an old building hoping that the dilapidated structure would at least give him a bit of shelter for he had been wounded in battle, and was dying, he went into a corner, and sat down, slowly bleeding to death. He thought of his family, back in Tula, his mind flashed memories of his mother who always cared for him, his brother whom he always played with, his father who was his role model, and finally, he thought of Katya, his fiancé whom he left to serve the motherland. He promised her that he would return and marry her, that they would live a happy life and grow old together, alas, here he was, in the streets of Berlin, bleeding to death in the corner of what was once, one of the many buildings in the city, he silently said a prayer, and afterwards, his consciousness drifted away. Edit: Wow didn't expect people to actually like a short story I made while listening to a piano cover of a song

[@gunviolence.6789]

damn dude.

[@Aindividual]

go practice literature or smth, this is pretty good. better than what i can do at least

[@hypothanos9965]

why you gotta do this to me man?

[@HrLBolle]

His beloved Katya may have taken to the skies searching, protecting their advance towards the homeland of the invaders

[@mysteriousgamer2062]

Dude this is incredible it's really good you should do literature or something reading this was good

[@madjong7174]

Комрад, ты пытаешься довести меня до слёз этой печальной мелодией?

[@IDoSnipeYT]

I'm crying rn. This has only happened once before. And that was "The wrong side of Heaven". By "Five Finger Death Punch". You didn't even need vocals to touch my heart. You sir, really did this song justice. Thank you for this beautiful piece of music.

[@KingSteven-]

3 years ago, but same. I didn’t exactly cry, but I’m definitely choking it down. Nothing has ever done that to me (music/song wise)

[@IDoSnipeYT]

@@KingSteven- Yes

[@stinging_b4822]

(Read with this music) It's a cold snowy day outside. There is at least a foot of snow accumulated on the field. But unlike the cold weather, the passion of Katyusha and her army was going extremely hot like a nuclear fusion of a star. Supreme commander Katyusha of Pravda's tankery team, after she checked the icy ground hardened enough for her army to roll out, leads her army of 240 tanks which were owned by their school and still operational for their next action. At first, the mighty, dreadful Pravda High School was predicted to take victory with no doubt. Despite only 60% of Pravda's tanks were operational, it was still enough to guarantee a solid victory for their semifinals. No school could easily win hundreds of tanks engulfing the field, and a matter of number were no such problem for a strong school like Pravda. Plus, they could easily bend Senshadou rules to take advantage, as if the rules were plastic rulers. Though everyone knew bringing hundreds of tanks to a battlefield is totally against the sport rules, judges still listened to stronger schools and justified their own unfair rules. Senshadou, which was supposed to be a maiden's sport was basically nothing but 'survival of the fittest'. Powers of schools mattered than most other factors. While the short commander sang the song 'Katyusha', the massive army of Soviet tanks charged towards the enemy base. Very large quantities of T-34s, IS-2s and many other Soviet WW2 battle machines drive through the field. The semifinal battles have started. Now, Pravda High School was only guaranteed to gain victory. Their opponent was a very small school, Oarai Girls Academy. Oarai's force of only 5 tanks were no match against waves of T-34s and IS-2s, and possibly the tiny school could even have fewer operational tanks as plans of sending a sniper assassin worked. Now, Katyusha sees the battlefield. Her pupil is now filled with the confidence for victory. Katyusha shouted "Useless"(Muda) twice as their army approached to the weaklings. However something has changed. The leading group of T-34s all bursted into flames, and some of them had turrets ejected due to their ammorack dednoating. Oarai, expected to have 5 tanks could never have pulled such all out attack like this. This attack was from someone else. Now, as there were many defeated tanks laying all over the area, it wasn't easy to tell the difference between the snowy winds and dust, smoke from the burning metal beasts that have already bit the dust. Katyusha realized her leading group of medium tanks bit the dust. It was from a large group of brown German tanks, the group Katyusha hated. It was KuroMoriMine, known to be worst enemies with Pravda, as the two schools had treated each other's POWs extreme brutal. The German themed school charged towards Pravda's army. They were here to temporarily aid Oarai, known to have their leader linked to KuroMoriMine in someway. Katyusha raged as she saw the German tanks rushed towards broken allies. Students who were trying to escape from the destroyed vehicles were immediately executed by Kuromorimine's anti tank weapons and machine guns. Katyusha was so outrageous now, as she saw the army that killed her comrades were aiding the enemy. Her irrational voice commanding her remaining tanks to shoot at the German themed academy busted through the radio. Katyusha was starting a new battle against KuroMoriMine. Katyusha's will to exterminate the facists were clear and desperate. Her mind was filled with hatred towards the German themed academy. Just then, her best friend and also second in command, Nonna ran towards her to stop the fire towards KuroMoriMine. Nonna knew their initial goal was to defeat Oarai, and already many comrade students were killed in actions or executed by the German Theme'd academy's guns. Nonna's plea to stop the battle in crossfire was desperate, but Katyusha did not listened. Katyusha's desire for vengeance towards KuroMoriMine was just beginning. However no such word was heard by Katyusha, who was burning with the will for revenge. Katyusha aggressively pushed her desperate second in command, as her decision was already firm. No one could now stop the short but aggressive commander. Nonna, who was so desperate to stop comrades dying through Atrocities now had no choice. She had to choose mutiny, but that was also killing her best friend. Nonna's pistol barrel made contact with the back of Katyusha's head. Katyusha sensed the metal part touching over her helmet. Nonna was again, pleading as tears were dropping on her cheeks. Katyusha still wanted revenge and wanted to end the facists she hated the most, but at the same time She still had a mind caring for Nonna as her loyal second in command but also, friend. But she wasn't minding to change her decisions anyway. Having no other option left, Nonna now had to commit her last resort. Nonna, now pulled the trigger to end the battle once and for all. The bullet penetrated through the supreme commander's skull, and blood with some parts of Kat's brain tissues blasted on the turret of the commander's tank. With a boom, Katyusha the supreme commander was gone forever. Now after the act, Nonna, while holding the dead body of her friend, ran to the judge and stated their abandonment of the match. With the judge's signals, the battle now ended with Pravda's abandonment. The judges now were busy trying to cease combat between schools. While the judges were busy handling the match, Nonna caught a glimpse of Oarai's commander, Nishizumi Miho who was looking at what happened from her tank's cupola, and with her loader crying and hugging her too. "Nishizumi Miho..." Nonna murmured as she looked at the shocked enemy commander. Moments after that, Nonna also decided to follow the fate of her friend. Though her 'friend' was one of the causes for messed up life, the one who commanded her to do terrible acts for the past years including jumping in to a burning pile of wood, and pleasing a male NKVD official. Despite all of this, Nonna still respected her as a commander, and also as a friend somewhere in her mind. Almost at the same time as the match ended, Nonna followed her commander but also friend's fate leaded by a bang from her pistol. (Wow this came out to be longer than my expectation. Also hopefully you get the reference)

[@nemurenai-P]

Wow that was dark Also i got the reference lol you're a good writer mate

[@challacustica9049]

Girls Und Panzer got a lot darker than i remember

[@greenpotat]

@@challacustica9049 it is a cursed parody of GuP, the guy who wrote this actually depicted the story of Pravda Girls of this doujin (yes it has H…ai)

[@aingeath4773]

I think you have portrayed the situation well despite some small mistake: it is the members of the NKVD who execute the fleeing students and not Kuromorimin since they are like Ooarai: hidden above a mountain. and then yes she hates fascists because of the different massacres committed but after that it's mostly a primary hatred, the fact that she has been embroidered with anti-fascism since her birth that does this Finally, at the moment when everything changes for her and when she is going to lose the match, it is not in my opinion her desire to avenge her comrades that pushes her to sacrifice even more but the double syndrome that she undergoes: first the Napoleon syndrome that has several meanings in this situation (the fact that she is the smallest in size, that she loses the match which makes her smaller and that she is in a hole with her enemies that are above it and the second, which is characteristic of the children of the rich or child king (and which was seen much among the Soviet officers of the NKVD present on the front and which has rotten countless times the work of the officer in charge) is the fact that it goes from a situation where everything is going well, where all work and all arrive at once to a situation where it meets a strong resistance, plunging it into a black anger which amplified by the Napoleon syndrome makes her hysterical and completely crazy that she is not already I hope that you managed to understand something of what I wrote communication is not my strong point I agree on some points that this work is cursed and should be kept away from most people, but if you look a little and search you can still see extremely interesting things and realize that he did not write it in 2 days given the amount of details (written pavement, rendered pavement)

[@milaesteves3086]

Seems a little too familiar *TK Flashbacks Intensifies* But seriously. Dont read TK it will make you sad

[@aoyymi]

approximate translation: Apple trees and pear trees went into blooming, River mists began a floating flow, She came out and went ashore, Katyusha! On the lofty bank, on the steeply shore. She came out and sang she song about Her young friend, the bluish eagle from steppe All about the one she dearly loved, The one whose letters she treasured and kept. Hey, a song, the song of the young girl, Fly and go after the bright Sun, Find a soldier on the distant borderlands Say hello from Katya waiting long for him. Let him remember the young and simple maiden, Let him hear the song she now sings, Let him protect his Motherland for sure, And their love Katyusha will protect.

[@latch9781]

legend

[@destroyerinazuma96]

Accurate, well-done. I'm also fluent in Russian so I can compare the two. Good job.

[@raptorwithagun5206]

This is...beautiful.

[@andrewleger37]

I understand that this is as direct a translation that you could, but I think there are some parts where word order or word choice could be changed a bit to have the same meaning but fit the melody better with english words. Don't take it as criticism though, thanks for providing the lyrics!

[@destroyerinazuma96]

@@andrewleger37 it's one of the major trials a translator faces, whether to serve the melody / rhymes or to provide an accurate translation. Both aren't always possible; I've even seen people do a complete rewrite of a song but keep the "general meaning" so to say.

[@alexshmrx61-74]

The video: "Katyusha but it's actually dark and emotional" Me: Well it seems interesting * 3 minutes later * Me: [Operation Barbarossa flashback]

[@thesinistersiblings705]

Basically this song represents what would happen if the soviet counterattack failed.

[@sseempire8705]

@@thesinistersiblings705 i think that timeline is better cuz the USA wins the war alone

[@chickenbee7763]

@@sseempire8705 why

[@sseempire8705]

@@chickenbee7763 no cold war

[@thesinistersiblings705]

@@sseempire8705 not exactly. Whats more likely is the Germans would stroll through the broken soviet union, and could then focus more on the western and southern fronts. In short, the war would likely drag on and eventually become an alternate cold war between the U.S.A and the Greater Germanic Reich.

[@dankwizard8823]

A song for the soldiers who never returned defending their home land from an invading force so many years ago during the dark times of the great war.

[@JMMS1952]

some people fail to realize this was an actual song made in 1938

[@senon3558]

@@JMMS1952 exactly! (but still i almost cry every time i hear this version)

[@stefanvladlescai8027]

You mean the world war 2 or the cold war?

[@JonoZaidi]

@@stefanvladlescai8027 World war 2 dude it was called the great patriotic war for the Russians I think

[@HrLBolle]

@@JonoZaidi among other conflicts en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Patriotic_War_(term)

[@Dagothur_88]

I love it, its a masterpiece, we feel the melancholy and deep nostalgia in every note.

[@ИльяКвасков-ы6ш]

I'm like a Russian speaking, from this song goosebumps run through the body, and tears roll up for no reason. Thank you very much for the performance of this work

[@taitano12]

I'm imagining an old babushka, purple shawl over her head, cup of coffee in her hand, watching snow falling outside her window. She shuffles over to the fireplace and takes down an old, silver framed picture of a young couple. A Soviet era soldier and his beloved Katyusha, smiling at the camera, standing in a sun drenched field of cotton. The old woman gently caresses the image as a tear rolls down her cheek.

[@Mitka_Grean]

Всё хорошо. Только в России бабушки больше любят чай. Это у вас (полагаю, США или Канада) больше уважают кофе из-за "бостонского чаепития", а в России чай - это культ.

[@irinak6091]

Omg this sounds so sad yet beautiful and deep, as Russian I’ve never thought that Katyusha can sound like this, that’s truly amazing 😱

[@russianbroskie2026]

What are you a 14 year old white American girl?

[@Хуепляс]

Для меня она и в оригинале звучит сильно. "Пусть он землю бережет родную, А любовь Катюша сбережет."

[@rexcoffee_19]

It's actually sad and emotional instead of dark and it's beautiful. Please, make full version of that 😍

[@henryng914]

Katyusha lost her love one in Stalingrad, she joined the red army and quickly rise up the ranks, Her comrades praise her for her bravery, decisive actions against the German. But she knew there was no bravery left in her heart, there are only hatred and desire for revenge. "This is for you my love" as she order the barrage of Katyusha rocket into the German city. Katyusha and her men go and inspect the city that had been turned into a ruin by the Soviet artillery. She saw a German girl crying over a dead German soldiers, then the two girl look at each other, eyes in the eyes, Katyusha saw the same hatred, anger and rage in the German girl eyes, that she once had when her love fell in Stalingrad, the German girl was named Erika.

insane talent

[@basedokadaizo]

title suggestions: "katyusha's heartbreak" or "katyusha waits eternally"

[@droditone9343]

Для иностранцев она может показаться мрачной, но для русский она будет грустной

[@merinofanfic4717]

ok i cant read

[@xsh0le]

@@merinofanfic4717 "For foreigners it may seem gloomy, but for Russian it will be sad"

[@runixal7950]

Так она мрачная. Грустная, красивая и пронзающая своей атмосферой.

[@Tank-lp2vw]

+

[@uevdjfbr5703]

Да кстати

[@kofuki2448]

Эта песня согревала душу Русских солдат. Она наполнена счастьем и печалью. Великолепная композиция.

[@bebra362]

Слава и здоровье тебе мой друг дай адрес и я прилечу к тебе отдать 50 евро

[@svorsab]

@@bebra362 тихо они узнают что все Русские богатые

[@kicpugas]

@@svorsab ничего подобного)) (у меня в месяц зарплата была 3к рублей лол)

[@svorsab]

@@kicpugas ты же понимаешь что это была шутка? И знаешь тебя кажись обманывали сейчас стипендия 13к в маленьком городке под названием Салаир

[@kicpugas]

@@svorsab я вкурсе я просто рофлом на рофл ответил

[@pandapops5428]

when you "accidentally" use military grade rounds in the tankery match.

[@stinging_b4822]

uh oh...(yukiyukite ptsd intensifies)

[@hamiltormo5316]

Oh no, please no

[@russianbroskie2026]

Oh that's what happen to babushkas nefew

[@ardie4]

@@stinging_b4822 "Hey Katyusha, can you help me try my new NERF gun?!"

[@alponarc2307]

@@ardie4 yea sure i got this new helmet

[@Backrooms_YouTube]

" Katyusha " if the Wehrmacht had reached the Urals...

[@thomaskoutsoukis8976]

As somebody whose music tastes were severely influenced by Katyusha, that being one of the first non-classical pieces of music I discovered as a kid, and knowing the lyrics and a bit of the story behind it, this just sounds really really sad, not scary. :'(

[@closedlol1757]

*Like it wasn’t before*

[@cat-.-]

I heard this song before it was beautiful and calming lol I never knew what it was until I look it up but still I liked it

[@s_lasgalen]

@@cat-.- the song is about a girl who lives during WW2 who's lover is a soldier and who never returned from the war

[@karolinkiehl4097]

@@s_lasgalen what ? It never says that he doesn't return, but rather that she is just waiting for him ? Right ?

[@s_lasgalen]

@@karolinkiehl4097 it doesn't directly say that but as far as i know it's implied

[@karolinkiehl4097]

@@s_lasgalen mhm, ok

[@big_mans3022]

I WANT A FULL VERSION PLEASE!!!

[@peanrz]

dude it's full version

[@exosus7451]

Peach Killer read the description

[@MIATAENJOYERR]

i can picture a field of snow with burning tanks(T-34's) in a snow storm 0:07

[@schwantz3447]

Allô. Passionnant, sentimental ; Il n’y a rien de tel que la musique pour vous émouvoir si elle est utilisée pour le bien et le calme. Et l’image obtenue à un point d’originalité et d’interprétation sans précédent. Merci pour ce moment divine plein d'émotions.

[@valeryiashatsila7323]

Это просто невероятно! Субъективно для меня - одно из лучших видео на канале. Спасибо огромное! :)

[@pavuk_chok]

It sounds scary to everyone but Russians lol. To them it just sounds sad( Edit: this got weird fast, I was just joking :,)

[@aetherol]

I am no Russian and I do not find this sad I think of this as Katyusha

[@HimekiRell]

agree.

[@thepuggysoldier1045]

As an Englishman, this sounds catchy and upbeat to me

[@rayrannfeldt8141]

I feel the same and I’m American

[@Mirage-2999]

Its real hearing sad minority song But its was great💪🇷🇺💪🇷🇺💪🇷🇺💪🇷🇺💪

[@PaulPiansolo]

Не плохо, но для меня мелодия не страшной а грустной звучит :)

[@МаксимСеверенко-й7е]

Согласен

[@aoyymi]

Руский!

[@Lt_Kettch]

И не должно, "dark" - это "мрачный" а не "страшный".

[@PaulPiansolo]

@@Lt_Kettch Мрачный, страшный....и то и другое не подходит по моему к музыке...роли не играет 🤷🏽‍♂️

[@Faris-fp4jw]

Yes

[@flori_thenerd]

Katyusha sat on the steps of the train station, a sad looking bouquet in her hands. The soldiers had just come home. Every soldier except hers.

[@oddozx]

I dont know if you just guessed or did it intentionally, but here is this thing: This song, is pretty much about a girl that is waiting for her partner/lover back from the war/army. And usually, it is just 5 verses, and it ends on a positive/unclear note, like she is just waiting and thats it. But there is a 6th verse, written by the same author of this song, that is usually omited cause of its negative nature. Many people dont even know 6th verse exist and its never really sung. And it goes like: The apple and pear trees have faded, The fogs over the river floated away. Katyusha left the shore And took the song home. Meaning, that her waiting was unsuccessful and he (probably) never came back.

[@IsaacFoster..]

This is beautiful. So beautiful that I got goosebumps while listening it.

[@killerqueen6807]

Очень красивая импровизация! Похоже на лунную сонату! Очень красиво!!!

[@TO-13]

Я плачу. Я рыдаю. Уже несколько минут. Я представил как в конце 9 мая 1945 года, когда уже вовсю отпраздновали, взвод красноармейцев сидит и слушает как их товарищ играет эту мелодию на руинах павшего Берлина и поминает павших товарищей, благодаря и говоря им в мыслях: "Мы дошли, товарищи! Мы дошли!"

[@meyou6556]

Gets me seeing the bars scrolling (notes I know) and they just flood the screen but there he is just playing away, well done, sir. Gives a visual appreciation of what a pianist does

[@Mitka_Grean]

Попробую в текст: Не цветут уж яблони и груши, Плачет небо ей над головой, Плачет горько в горнице Катюша, О любви, загубленной войной. На столе, в свету воскОвой свечки Похоронка мрачная лежит, Как в дали у Немана, у речки, Танк соколика того подбит. Нынче утром, в дымчатом рассвете, Катя на берег взошла крутой, Пела та, тому, кого нет в свете, Парню, что загублен был войной... Минут годы, отскорбит Катюша, И не станет уж ему женой, Скажет в школе сын её, Ванюша: "Папа мой войны той был герой!"

[@Mr_KinderPenguin]

Хорошо получилось!

[@bouncyseal8675]

Its nor-creepy, nor sad.... It feels... more powerful like this version actually tells the feeling of katyusha when she gets to know the fact that her dear will never ever come back

[@hereLiesThisTroper]

There is a Girls und Panzers fanfic in FF called "The Death of Katyusha" which is a parody of the movie, "The Death of Stalin". This song seems kind of appropriate for misconceptions in the story.

[@elwen2276]

I think I failed my russian test miserably today, this is a mood right now :D Anyway would love a full version of this, so beautiful!!

[@dango6266]

I wish I could HAVE a Russian class. Such a great language.

[@Cognithazard120]

Me seeing this song for the first time. Searches up the original, then the translation. And that is how I discovered how good Katyusha sounds

[@SO-Negative]

I didn't knew I could like this song even more than I already did. Well done.

[@SackVengador]

I love u!

[@criaminhoca]

love u too :)

[@engineerscientist8699]

this sounds gay

[@engineerscientist8699]

i mean the fact that you two are saying i love you not the music

[@criaminhoca]

@@engineerscientist8699 👍

[@ИиоИпппм]

Россия урааааааа

[@kto_to5104]

Настоящая Катюша звучит более воодушевляюще А Эта звучи как будто тебя только подняли с дивана и заставили играть Но это похоронный шедевр

[@tokocofi]

Так, это и есть мрачная версия этой песни, название же само говорит, более мрачно и эмоциональней

[@kto_to5104]

@@tokocofi я бы себе такое на похороны попросил включить

[@Jeanne_The_EurobeatGal]

Now u made me more sad. The song was emotional to me before this even though I’m not Russian. But I appreciate good folk/love songs.

[@syk0567]

god of piano, your piano versions hit me most

[@zeues1992]

I don't understand a single word, but it was one of the most enjoyable things I've ever watched.

[@gambe96]

This is when Katyusha's love returns, scrarred, deformed by battle. She still loves him. But war has destroyed him. He has turned mad, and is no longer able to say a word or think about her.

[@nexus4dev]

Sounds EPIC!!!

[@playorfeed5598]

Прекрасная мелодия , грустная на слух , но сама по себе шикарная , лучшее исполнение 👍

[@ketanpethe5982]

For the first time I wish I read the comments before listening, the sadness in this version is piercing

[@sin_9]

После прослушивания стало даже как-то не по себе...

[@Инвалидумственноготруда-ы4ц]

я просто удивляюсь воображению людей. так уже историю катюши сочинили. мол ее любимый умер, а письма от него не приходят. хотя по факту песня про то, как любимый все еще служит на границе и она с помощью песни и ветра хочет передать ему "привет", что она его ждет.... кст, когда была написана катюша, война еще не началась даже

[@Michael_D_Spichael]

Они не виноваты что они позеры и не понимают смысл. Тут дело даже не в переводе, а в разных культурах

[@n1ger0]

Так в комментах написали, что именно эта версия звучит, будто бы, ее мужик с фронта не вернулся

[@OscarSloth]

POV: You are recruiting soldiers and you tell the families their sons will survive but they die and you are to tell the news about them to the families.

[@Cry_ct]

POV: You are an explorer. While in Russia you notice a strange hole, others aren't checking it out, but your adventurous spirit jumps in. You land in what appears to be a labyrinth, the walls are grey with dark red stains. Surprised you decide to explore further and further, about halfway through you hear this. You walk along the dark hallways the audio getting louder and quieter. There is something playing music, but you have no way of telling. The song echoes throughout the labyrinth, you feel your brain losing its cells. The song loops forever and ever. The labyrinth is icy, and you are lost. You find the darkest coldest corner where you lie. The story ends here. The final page of the story was with the explorer whom none have found yet.

[@tanjalovric9085]

Thats dark camerade

[@Canadian-Asian-dude]

Uhhh... do you mean “Comrade”?

[@raptorwithagun5206]

Damn.

[@Canadian-Asian-dude]

MegalovaniaLegend is that the description of a Roblox game?

[@Cry_ct]

@@Canadian-Asian-dude Uh, not that I am aware of. I just wrote what my mind thought of when I heard that audio

[@buul8620]

The lover never returned from war, cold and lost, they would never be found or remebered, their love and lives forgoten to time, never to be find except for the moments of random love you feel, those moments are the lovers crepping back into our world, hoping to reach eachother.

[@sakmaara]

Я согласна с людми. Это напоминает на сюжет, где любимый Катюши не вернулся домой, или солдаты. Но блин... Это шедевр, мне напоминает даже какие-то ужасы войны, разрушанные семьи, разделённые пары... Вы молодец❤

[@Qerentus]

How many times did you lissened to this Me:Yes comrade

[@kyawthu755]

When Nonna and Klara don't return When Nina and Alina aren't there When Katyusha stands alone with the victory

[@_miriam_]

Боги, это действительно великолепно

[@TheAristoCrow]

This feels like a song played as a final salute to honor those who fell

[@khalxd-Aurus]

سوف تبقى هذه الأغنية واحدة من أجمل الأغاني التي سمعتها في حياتي!:)🤍🖤

[@QuinsyJuliette]

Girls und Panzer: Yukiyukite Senshadou: Katyusha's death theme be like

[@MbakItsumi]

Dame im sad to nonna and katyusha....... Its canon future story or fan made......

[@kaptainkrafter4130]

@@MbakItsumi Fan made. Thankfully it's not canon.

[@MbakItsumi]

@@kaptainkrafter4130 phew thank god.

[@mohddmalaysiayt4558]

Yukiyukite senshadou is the worst and darkest fan made manga ever, very dark....

[@ralphlawrencemananquil5927]

Where do I watch it

[@mustafasalihates2866]

sad and emotional instead of dark and scary

[@aestheticshipper1350]

as a russian i find this terribly sad, as I burst into tears singing this song

[@a64738]

I always found the song had a very sad feeling to it even before I saw the translated words for it and every time I hear it 😥...

[@vonbach]

I love just watching the way your hands move so effortlessly across the keyboard. It’s so satisfying :3

[@NormalChannel95]

Pov: You're a hopeless soldier on the way to fight for the motherland, however everything/everyone around you is either burning or freezing, the once great city of Moscow lays in ashes as the Basil Cathedral's top has the wretched Swastika flag. What will you do now? Continue fighting or Surrender?

[@hallowedbeyourdays]

Keep fighting. They'll just kill you anyway if you don't.

[@russianbroskie2026]

Go to babushkas

[@floatycow3176]

U make a tactical retreat :)

[@ganqqwerty]

you can't scare us Russians with Katyusha! Amazing version, very thoughtful and melancholic.

[@timoi-]

@Gulf War Enthusiast says a man from the country where the emu was lost ...lol

[@timoi-]

​@Gulf War Enthusiastlmao, wrote about the shitness country, when you yourself live in almost the same, maybe even worse)))

[@timoi-]

@Gulf War Enthusiast it's better to live in a shitty country than in a country that lost the war to emu)))) such a shame cannot be washed off even if you take over the whole world, ahahah

[@timoi-]

​@Gulf War Enthusiast lol 7 messages yes you are real lol. What did you burn? Or did it hurt you? But I want to remind Russia is in 3rd place in terms of the number of victories in battles) and the number is about 700 behind only the United States and France. This tactic is effective, and there is nothing wrong with effective tactics) The people, like steel, require hardening) those "sacrifices" are nothing more than hardening) The USSR did not disappear, rather, I would say it was transformed into something more interesting) CIS, this is a simplified version of the USSR, but Russia remained the metropolis in it, create only more potential for the future in the mode of a more promising system) And yes, with regards to "victory", since it was a victory, then where is the march as a winner in Moscow? where are the ruined cities? this transformation should not in any way be confused with victory) even the USA could not, pff ... and then some kind of Australia) Were we at war with Australia? .............................. uh ... what? ... really? although in principle it is understandable, if Australia is at war, then its participation is so negligible that even a mention is unworthy ¯ \ _ (ツ) _ / ¯ In my opinion, even New Zealand is cooler, despite the fact that it is much smaller, but at least for their size they showed much more activity than Australia, they even tried to organize their own tank building It is NOT IMPORTANT for history and reputation that you solved this problem, what is important is that you lost this war to EMU in due time. And they didn't even manage to clean up the shit in the form of this war and resorted to foreign help, although they themselves started this war, and even if you take over the whole world, you will forever remember this defeat. On a par with the Bucket War of 1325 in Italy. Or on a par with the fact that the Italians are called "macaroni" My apartment is pretty damn cool, dude) if it were not so, I would have lived like in India a couple of years ago without a phone, without an Internet, without electricity, without heating, and even with a terrible design) but as you can see, everything is far from so) possible somewhere far away in the 90s one could say so) but in the extreme district of the Ural is a very beautiful place)

[@timoi-]

@Gulf War Enthusiast no, dude) not wikipedia, but I know this by heart and a lot is based on my arguments Ural as a region and slightly above average) but in terms of indicators, only SLIGHTLY The same Moscow lives several times better than the rest of Russia, and in general most of the world, and we do not imitate the entire territory of the CIS, or St. Petersburg, and in general, they make the Urals. Lol, auto parts ... Ural is primarily a city-metallurgical region with a rich military history, as well as an industrial one, where tanks were forged at one time. In the Urals, at one time there was an analogue of the warlike Indians, as if in the USA In the Urals, the imperial family was shot. In general, I thought that here you would rather recall the fact that the Ural was based around the construction of prisons all the infrastructure, but as I see I am a little disappointed. There are beautiful landscapes and a huge amount of a wide variety of resources and chemical compounds.

[@george_BANZA]

Вкусите атмосферу, закройте глаза и представьте каково это было на войне и в военное время, голод, работа в тылу, перестрелки, уверен эта музыка вам в этом поможет ))

[@snipecc8318]

In Russia, piano plays you

[@notRin_]

чувак, эти дурные скобочки стрёмно смотрятся в контексте комментария, имхо

[@lilyx___]

@@notRin_ правда?)))

[@Алфсигр]

@@lilyx___ правда))))

[@whitefoxtushig7814]

I'm sorry I don't speak vodka

[@HauntingSpectre]

Was intrigued and not disappointed for clicking. Well done. :)

[@NickAndriadze]

It's like the original wasn't emotional enough! It's literally about a girl waiting for his loved one to come from the war, can it possibly get more emotional then that? Well, this video proves that it can. Nice.

[@bibiauto7311]

It is 05:00 June 22, 1941, you are a Soviet soldier in the north of the Soviet Union. You hear a distant battle taking place. The wehrmacht is approaching and crushing everything in its path. Your comrades Igor and Dmitry are nervously waiting to see the first of the Germans. You know well you are never going to sed your family, your Katyusha ever again. You take a look at her photo one last time. You are ready to die for your homeland knowing you are protecting something precious, someone special. You grip your AK-47 harder and wait for your death.

[@satten735]

More like 30 September. Because the start of war was in 4:00 when everyone was sleeping. And was a great panic. And there is no AK-47 in 1941. 47 is a year of construction. There was Mosin rifle. And also his friends are dead if its September.

[@erindorgshloop]

this gives me memories of my previous life as a soviet rifleman in the Red Army

[@an5683]

Расцветали яблони и груши Поплыли туманы над рекой Выходила на берег Катюша На высокий берег, на крутой (Выходила на берег Катюша) На высокий берег, на крутой) Выходила, песню заводила Про степного, сизого орла Про того, которого любила Про того, чьи письма берегла (Про того, которого любила) (Про того, чьи письма берегла) Ой, ты песня, песенка девичья Ты лети за ясным солнцем вслед И бойцу на дальнем пограничье От Катюши передай привет И бойцу на дальнем пограничье От Катюши передай привет Пусть он вспомнит девушку простую Пусть услышит, как она поёт Пусть он землю бережёт родную А любовь Катюша сбережёт (Пусть он землю бережёт родную) (А любовь Катюша сбережёт) Расцветали яблони и груши Поплыли туманы над рекой Выходила на берег Катюша На высокий берег, на крутой (Выходила на берег Катюша) (На высокий берег, на крутой)

[@Cyatrance_Empire]

This music hints me like: 0:02 Battle of Berlin 0:27 Germany lost ww2 0:45 Hitler commits suicide 0:56 Allies and USSR made the occupied Germany 1:09 Imperial Japan strikes again 2:08 Italy has moved to Allies 2:15 The last Battle of Okinawa 2:32 Hiroshima bombing 2:36 Nagasaki Bombing 2:41 WW2 ends

[@OptimusPrime-o7c]

This is simply a divine song, it was not for nothing that it was made in my country. SLAVA RUSSIAN URA URA URA🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺

[@actral_ult]

Музыка очень хорошая, она создает атмосферу, некоторые поймут. Но мать-Русия не осталась позади.

[@talesoflovecraftshub-niggu9289]

Get up soldiers..... we have a land to Defend...

[@r.g.bjaguar5452]

i had scenes in my mind about the Germans and Russians killing each other ruthlessly in the stalemate of stalingrad in the brutal ice, so many deaths, so much blood, the place is a hellhole, and as the soldiers kill each other with either the thoughts of their leader or family, a soldier watches this scene with pure horror

[@therealgsicht]

This is amazing! Love your adaptation/improvisation.

[@ТоповыйЧай]

Greetings from Russia. Americans, who needs translate song Katyusha? And, man, you're very good. I love this! Good luck in your life

[@theswarmsquad3606]

this sounds like the type of music that would play during the end credits of a sad movie....

[@MRMOON-jk1cs]

When the Russian villain tells his origin story

[@dango6266]

When you read THAT Girls Und Panzer doujin....

[@touyamochizuki286]

Sauce if you got a good one I mean I do have a collection

[@dango6266]

@@touyamochizuki286 I know the title but not the sauce. It's called Yukiyukite Senshadou. Pretty infamous.

[@RedditzGG]

@@dango6266 This is sadder of you read the final pages of the second book with this

[@dango6266]

@@RedditzGG OH YEAH... Cause that's when......... *Sobs*

[@neekonmorad9466]

@@dango6266 What? I need the sauce

[@nononut1089]

Yes, another pianist that isn’t Rousseau, Kassia or Traum! Their battle will be legendary!!

[@SturmgeschUtZ333]

The perfect lullaby for katyusha for her next match with oarai

[@ADEMAEPIDEMA]

Наш измученный отряд остановился в бруствере неподалеку от леса и поля которое было в черном дыму и огне...солнце едва давало о себе знать борясь с черными тучами войны...Бруствер был немецкий и в нем были подземные ходы, в одной из комнат володька нашел фортепиано, любил он играть катюшу ох как любил, поэтому не смог сдержаться чтоб не сыграть её...в этот раз мне не повезло, в бою зацепило парой хороших пуль и сердце не справлялось... Я слышал как володька наигрывал мелодию от всей души и сердца, мои раны пытался перевязать наш сапер сашка, я сказал ему -Не стоит, все равно до наших уже не дойду а потянете меня время потеряете только. Он ответил -Не хочу ничего слышать, ты полежи пока командир я сейчас за водой быстренько схожу. Энергичный черт возьми, подумал я смотря на сашку Командир лежал на теплой фуфайке и слышал все аккорды до ноты, смотрел на хмурное небо, и даже казалось что солнце сейчас светит ярче чем обычно и вот оно поле...зеленое, нет ни войны ни крови, не душераздирающих криков раненых бойцов... ...В тот день отряд, взял укрепление и дзот на высоте...все были живы, только командира с ними не было... В широком поле, рядом с березкой стоял крест, сверху висела зеленая каска а на кресте надпись: "Мы будем помнить тебя Прохор Вячеславович"

[@karshmellow3021]

I’m having Stalingrad flashbacks and I’m not even Russian.

[@bebra362]

Минуту молчания для тех солдат павших за нашу родину мать Россию

[@ГеоргийУлун]

Ну как, помолчал?

[@Uran_KH-98]

@@ГеоргийУлун молчи🤫 он молчит😂

[@runixal7950]

Как же это отвратно звучит. Может представление об этой фразе и испортилось, но все же. Наша страна- это сборник историй которые развивались поколениями. Прекрасных историй, погибших вместе с теми, кто их прожил. А вы все про войну

[@vitaliiyakovlev2264]

Не только наших... многие другие, из разных стран воевали против захватчика. За свободу. За родину. Кто-то и нашим помогал.

[@Uran_KH-98]

@@vitaliiyakovlev2264 ну это скорее не совсем так. Что то я не припомню ни одну страну, который помогал нам вначале войны. Париж помогал? Англия помогала? Вон даже крупная страна Америка? Хотя бы одну совместную операцию помнишь 41-42 годах? Или восполнением сил разных категорий? Все как будто в норке сидели, дрожась от страха. Потом видите ли эта наглая америка, когда мы начинали взять вверх, начали попытаться взять Берлин первым, чтобы вся заслуга далась им. Даже Жуков с Рокосовским не мирились с этим и ускорили свой темп наступления. А раз такое дело в начале войны, когда вся основная армия юг, центр и север были брошены к нам, нельзя было воспользоваться преимуществом и разбить верховное командование Рейха? Но нет же. Боялись. Так что тут уже дело политики и выгоды страны. Конечно же, ведь немцы не угрожали родине иностранцев. Потому что их интересовало промышленное богатство земель советского народа. Ведь территория земель других стран не такой большой и богат. Вот и все.

[@michaelmckeever2734]

I bought your sheet music. It's sooo much fun to play!

[@Monkey_D_Fabian]

It's like a classical music ! Greeting from France. Good job bro'