The Best of Classical Music 🎻 Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, Vivaldi 🎹 Most Famous Classic Pieces

The very best of classical music era in a playlist with the greatest composers of all time such as Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, Vivaldi, Wagner, Grieg and many more. Top beautiful piano, violin, orchestral, symphonic and choral masterpieces all in one mix for studying and concentration, working, reading, relaxation... Enjoy it!!!
Unwind and elevate your mood with this enchanting collection of the most famous classical pieces by legendary composers Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Chopin, and Vivaldi.
This beautiful compilation features a variety of moods and styles, from the playful melodies of Vivaldi's "Four Seasons" to the dramatic power of Beethoven's symphonies. Whether you're a seasoned classical music lover or just discovering its beauty, this video is the perfect way to relax, focus, or simply appreciate the timeless genius of these masters.
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"Canon in D major - Pachelbel","Gymnopédies No.2 & No.3","Egmont Overture - Beethoven”, “Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G, Movement I (Allegro), BWV 1049 - Bach", "Waltz (Tchaikovsky Op. 40)", "Cello Suite #1 in G - Prelude - Bach" and "Also Sprach Zarathustra - Strauss" performed by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
"The Four Seasons - Vivaldi" performed by John Harrison with the Wichita State University Chamber Players (freemusicarchive.org/music/john_harrison_with_the_wichita_state_university_chamber_players/the_four_seasons_vivaldi) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
"Piano Sonata No. 11 - III. Rondo Alla Turca "Turkish March" - Mozart" performed by Bernd Krueger (piano-midi.de) is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (creativecommons.org/licenses/...)
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This is most beautiful music Amazon 🎹🎹🎹🎹🎹🎶🎶🎶🎵🎶🎵🎹

[@micahfeiler1939]

Thank you for posting such great music it is wonderful

[@Enzomrd_]

no

[@nerysmancebo1611]

Thanks so much.......love the peacefulness of this music, and the pictures.......thanks so much .

[@davidminadomingo5471]

Only 1700's kids will remember this.

[@otokagurejonin9616]

Really? Then how come musicians still play these synphonies in 2017?

[@perlamora6049]

The Pianorganist 😂

[@monojuice]

The Pianorganist ye me mum would delivereth a package to the great Mozart every now and then and stated that he ought to play spectacular music every time she entered his corridor

[@bongibot1104]

otoka, do you not get the joke mate? i can explain if need be lol

[@emyuemy]

1998 and i'm in love with this music :)💕

[@brendendreyer2858]

Can we just respect this guy for not putting any ads in between the music

[@amegis1830]

yessss.... i noticed that

[@hikari69]

You can't put ads in something not yours :') it's seems rude and disrespectful

[@brendendreyer2858]

@@hikari69 yea but if he did its not like these 300 year old musicians are gonna copyright him

[@Fersko]

@@brendendreyer2858 LOOOOOOOOOOOL nice one

[@Fersko]

@@HeyImKarizix u wot m8

[@ClassicalSeasonsMusic]

Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world

[@peanutbutterBrisket99]

U too bro :D👍

[@mattpendell1369]

I wish I gave classical music more credit when I was younger. Now that I'm older, I listen to it to combat high bouts of depression and it works every time. Take care of one another people x

[@Anonymous-km5pj]

Amen to that ! Eye-rolling sundays here come the classical records again.... -and roast beef dinner.- Now, I even remember some of the names of the pieces/composers. Thank you dad, for such a -unprogressive dystopian- childhood 🤣🤣🤣😢

[@NadineRoth-io9my]

Alles gute und Liebe, gute Besserung.

[@iseeyou3352]

Find Jesus

[@Lily.Potter]

I'm listening to this while I'm still young and it's amazing! I don't understand how people think it's so boring and not good.

[@AJ-rd4ng]

Alright pendulum

[@TheAuditorExploits]

0:00- Moonlight Sonata ~ Beethoven 5:14- Prelude in C major ~ Bach 7:27- Serenade No. 13 in G major ~ Mozart 13:15- "Fur Elise" (Bagatelle No.25) ~ Beethoven 15:43- Prelude Op.28 No.4 in E minor ~ Chopin 18:15- The Four Seasons SPRING ~ Vivaldi 22:15- SUMMER ~ Vivaldi 25:08- AUTUMN~ Vivaldi 30:10- WINTER~ Vivaldi 33:24- Messiah ~ Handel 37:07- Ouverture Op49 ~ Tchaikovsky 53:26- Gymnopédies No.1 ~ Erik Satie 56:36 No.2 59:13 No.3 1:01:36- "Les Toreadors" ~ Georges Bizet 1:03:52- "Ride of the Valkyries" ~ Wagner 1:09:13- "Allegro con Brio" ~ Beethoven 1:16:05- "Turkish March" ~ Mozart 1:19:38- "Morning Mood" ~Edvard Grieg 1:23:15- The Nutcraker ~Tchaikovsky 1:29:56- Ode to Joy ~Beethoven 1:53:34- The Blue Danube ~Johann Strauss II 2:02:53- Hungarian Rhapsody No2 ~Franz Liszt 2:13:39- Ouverture to Egmont ~Beethoven 2:22:43- Carmen Opera ~ Bizet 2:24:41- Brandenburg Concerto ~Bach 2:31:55- The Nutcraker ~Tchaikovsky 2:33:36-"In the Hall of the Mountain King ~Edvard Grieg 2:35:55- Ouverture- Can-can ~Jacques Offenbach 2:45:06- "The Funeral March" ~ Frédéric Chopin 2:54:28-"William Tell" Ouverture ~ Gioachino Rossini 3:06:10- Twelves pieces for solo piano ~ Pyotr Tchaikovsky 3:11:49- "Amazing Grace" ~James Carrell/David Clayton/John Newton 3:14:55- "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ~Felix Mendelssohn 3:19:58- Tocata in D minor ~Bach 3:23:03- Cello Suite No.1 in G major ~Bach 3:25:08- "Also sprach Zarathustra" ~Richard Strauss 3:26:33- "Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht" ~Johannes Brahms

[@raabbiiraabbii9875]

thanks a lot :)

[@lilianafernandes3168]

thank you too!:D

[@vincentoggianu6055]

A intégrer dans la description sans plus attendre ! Merci à toi ^^

[@halaboly8915]

Where can I download all of these tracks separated, all in a package??

[@FelipeAbou]

Thank you!

[@borabora7476]

People who are listening this in 2021 right now, are the same people in a Hall In 16th Century enjoying music together😌❤.

[@Jadenkirch]

You're right

[@elenianastasiadou7365]

omg yes!

[@sauyingmangshang5623]

Bora Bora Yes❤️

[@jonidabracaj1730]

Hey

[@flyingwithestevan]

I can remember as it was yesterday.

[@ngayemdi23]

I have discovered that classical music can be played in the background when studying literally any subject and it never diverts my attention like pop songs. its amazing

[@internetbandit883]

it actually improves your ability to focus and is better for studying

[@xrayvision4073]

@@internetbandit883 it also eliminate alot of background noise outside room, help in focus alot

[@cardiac666]

Cos there's no stupid lyrics playing with your emotions

[@AJ-rd4ng]

I just boned a girl hard with Mozart blaring out 😂😂

[@icecreambodyrolls]

realllll

[@NightRain1205]

Until now, I had no idea how much I needed classical music in my life...honestly, I can't believe how beautiful these works of art are...

[@karlasantos1391]

Yeah when I’m stressed out I put classical music or when doing homework.Actually every time:D

[@aesrya]

I hope this helps :) 01.. 0:00 - “Moonlight Sonata” -- Beethoven 02.. 5:14 - “Prelude in C major” -- Bach 03.. 7:27 - “Serenade No. 13 in G majo”r -- Mozart 04.. 13:15 - “Für Elise" (Bagatelle No.25)” -- Beethoven 05.. 15:43 - “Prelude Op.28 No.4 in E minor” -- Chopin 06.. 18:15 - “The Four Seasons - SPRING” -- Vivaldi 07.. 22:15 - “The Four Seasons - SUMMER” -- Vivaldi 08.. 25:08 - “The Four Seasons - AUTUMN” -- Vivaldi 09.. 30:10 - “The Four Seasons - WINTER”-- Vivaldi 10.. 33:24 - “Messiah” -- Handel 11.. 37:07 - “Ouverture Op49” -- Tchaikovsky 12.. 53:26 - “Gymnopédies No.1” -- Erik Satie 13.. 56:36 - “Gymnopédies No.2” -- Erik Satie 14.. 59:13 - “Gymnopédies No.3” -- Erik Satie 15.. 1:01:36 - “Les Toreadors” -- Georges Bizet 16.. 1:03:52 - “Ride of the Valkyries” -- Wagner 17.. 1:09:13 - “Allegro con Brio” -- Beethoven 18.. 1:16:05 - “Turkish March” -- Mozart 19.. 1:19:38 - “Morning Mood” -- Edvard Grieg 20.. 1:23:15 - “The Nutcraker” -- Tchaikovsky 21.. 1:29:56 - “Ode to Joy “ -- Beethoven 22.. 1:53:34 - “The Blue Danube” -- Johann Strauss II 23.. 2:02:53 - “Hungarian Rhapsody No2” -- Franz Liszt 24.. 2:13:39 - “Ouverture to Egmont” -- Beethoven 25.. 2:22:43 - “Carmen Opera” -- Bizet 26.. 2:24:41 - “Brandenburg Concerto” -- Bach 27.. 2:31:55 - “The Nutcraker” -- Tchaikovsky 28.. 2:33:36 - “In the Hall of the Mountain King” -- Edvard Grieg 29.. 2:35:55 - “Ouverture- Can-can” -- Jacques Offenbach 30.. 2:45:06 - “The Funeral March” -- Frédéric Chopin 31.. 2:54:28 - “William Tell" Ouverture” -- Gioachino Rossini 32.. 3:06:10 - “Twelves pieces for solo piano” -- Pyotr Tchaikovsky 33.. 3:11:49 - “Amazing Grace” -- James Carrell/David Clayton/John Newton 34.. 3:14:55 - “A Midsummer Night's Dream” -- Felix Mendelssohn 35.. 3:19:58 - “Tocata in D minor” -- Bach 36.. 3:23:03 - “Cello Suite No.1 in G major” -- Bach 37.. 3:25:08 - “Also sprach Zarathustra” -- Richard Strauss 38.. 3:26:33 - “Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht” -- Johannes Brahms Edit: Thank you so much for the support! Sorry if I made a mistake, I'm not perfect ;-)

[@taurussun2228]

You're the best 😘❤️🙏🏾

[@charliekirby_]

Especially you. Nerd

[@bless0193]

Thank u for ur hard work!

[@Rizkysudarsana]

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[@soggy_tacosauce]

anyone young listen to this just because they like it??

[@David-rp3xy]

who cares

[@wsyong707]

@DAvid

[@David-rp3xy]

+Robert Ong if you are not above such vulgar and petty attacks then I'll thank you to take a leaf from your own book and keep your own opinion to yourself, good man

[@kaemii38]

im 15 and i honestly enjoy it lmao

[@smallcookie9661]

ormondo46 I'm 18 does that mean I'm young don't know but I listen to this music always

[@michaelstelflug9968]

Today is the day ive fallen in love with classical music. Absolutely beautiful stuff here.

[@vanessavantonder3134]

Same

[@ivandjordjevic844]

I started listening to classical music a long time ago, but not as intensively as in the last few months, and I can say that it has affected my life in an incredible way. One anecdote: "My son entered the house, heard music (I used to listen with headphones, and said: "It's like I entered a movie, it's great" :)

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[@berzerkvideos655]

@@chayte1 Приношу извинения за язык, на котором я использую онлайн-переводчик. Я очень испугался того, на какую странность я собирался наткнуться, но когда я щелкнул ссылку и начал играть даже после первых нескольких секунд, вся моя Душа была потянута с огромной силой. Спасибо, мой друг, за эту невероятную рекомендацию.

[@aakksshhaayy]

I am 2 years old and I was born in the wrong generation. My peers only listen to Baa Baa Black sheep and other vulguar nursery rhyme greatest hits. It is a pleasure to discover such beautiful music, indubitably.

[@elnegrito1379]

im a fetus and love this.music

[@thecrazytomato5432]

+William Perez Hahahaha

[@oakleafwarrior9733]

you can also type and you know how to spell indubitably when two years old, your not two

[@aakksshhaayy]

OakleafWarrior no shit sherlock

[@oakleafwarrior9733]

lol

[@poggintheo8480]

Anyone else doing homework???

[@pspgoval]

LoveTheo - Poggin lol now im doing my homework

[@lorenzodelcaldo8880]

studying dante right now

[@lolalombardi4165]

I'm supposed to be

[@zobekguerrero1366]

Yeah, this is only for reading AP textbooks. I have my playlist visible to the public in my channel with my Classical/Ambient playlist including Metalstep/Dubstep/Chillstep Playlist and Videogames instrumentals(games I played) all for mostly reading.

[@jonnymoya3188]

Zobek Guerrero r

[@maryrowell6410]

I had forgotten how beautiful classical music is, should be introduced to all generations.

[@user-dn6gp4ve2r]

Simply beautiful music that reaches to the soul. Thank you for the compilation of beautiful melodies. Music heals like no other besides God.

[@bluegiant13]

I'm a 4 month old fetus listening to this kind of music, i hate my generation, look how special i am.

[@stoneparker27]

+uchiha clannie same

[@roxylamour1119]

*triggered*

[@ThinkAbstract]

*Headbutts the womb* WOMANNNNNNNNNNNNS RIGHTS

[@davidblackburn7090]

you are special.Never listen to the horrible chav crap from Bieber et al .....you will thrive......Mozart is the way.....the truth.....the light.

[@milosninkovic907]

+uchiha clannie your IQ is probably very high although your mom never tried to instill that idea into you and you are going to get very far in life!

[@andersonmedina7681]

Just adding again the list given by Emanuil Pavlovil 0:00- Moonlight Sonata ~ Beethoven 5:14- Prelude in C major ~ Bach 7:27- Serenade No. 13 in G major ~ Mozart 13:15- "Fur Elise" (Bagatelle No.25) ~ Beethoven 15:43- Prelude Op.28 No.4 in E minor ~ Chopin 18:15- The Four Seasons SPRING ~ Vivaldi 22:15- SUMMER ~ Vivaldi 25:08- AUTUMN~ Vivaldi 30:10- WINTER~ Vivaldi 33:24- Messiah ~ Handel 37:07- Ouverture Op49 ~ Tchaikovsky 53:26- Gymnopédies No.1 ~ Erik Satie 56:36 No.2 59:13 No.3 1:01:36- "Les Toreadors" ~ Georges Bizet 1:03:52- "Ride of the Valkyries" ~ Wagner 1:09:13- "Allegro con Brio" ~ Beethoven 1:16:05- "Turkish March" ~ Mozart 1:19:38- "Morning Mood" ~Edvard Grieg 1:23:15- The Nutcraker ~Tchaikovsky 1:29:56- Ode to Joy ~Beethoven 1:53:34- The Blue Danube ~Johann Strauss II 2:02:53- Hungarian Rhapsody No2 ~Franz Liszt 2:13:39- Ouverture to Egmont ~Beethoven 2:22:43- Carmen Opera ~ Bizet 2:24:41- Brandenburg Concerto ~Bach 2:31:55- The Nutcraker ~Tchaikovsky 2:33:36-"In the Hall of the Mountain King ~Edvard Grieg 2:35:55- Ouverture- Can-can ~Jacques Offenbach 2:45:06- "The Funeral March" ~ Frédéric Chopin 2:54:28-"William Tell" Ouverture ~ Gioachino Rossini 3:06:10- Twelves pieces for solo piano ~ Pyotr Tchaikovsky 3:11:49- "Amazing Grace" ~James Carrell/David Clayton/John Newton 3:14:55- "A Midsummer Night's Dream" ~Felix Mendelssohn 3:19:58- Tocata in D minor ~Bach 3:23:03- Cello Suite No.1 in G major ~Bach 3:25:08- "Also sprach Zarathustra" ~Richard Strauss 3:26:33- "Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht" ~Johannes Brahms

[@hannahalbino455]

Somebody should copy paste this every week lol

[@marcosespinosasaucedo3600]

Anderson Medina Gracias amigo

[@jean-clauderumbeli6266]

Anderson Medina .ppllang

[@MariaSmith007]

Live saver

[@liapique]

Not all heroes wear capes

[@jhgjhggj]

Classical music is so relaxing and always calms my soul when. Especially when you’re stressed ♥

[@ishaben]

أحببت الموسيقى الكلاسيكية مند طفولتي،ولازلت إلى الآن أعشقها،فهي تعطيني راحة نفسية عميقة.

[@WilliamLi-nd4lz]

HELLL YA ARAB

[@Forever-ng9bg]

ايش جنسيتك اكيد ماانت عربي ههههه

[@Chrissi1601]

I love that young people still listen to classical music. It will remain timeless forever. :) I wish all composers knew that we still love their music ♡

[@yukki-chan296]

me too sister ❤

[@squirtleislife1312]

Blame Little Einsteins for me. Sometimes I just feel the urge to listen to classical music thanks to them

[@r-6022]

Too sis

[@Shahad.16]

I’m 14 and I listen to it 💜

[@Top.Drop-]

@Wyatt Barrar hi, i think so, and me 13 y/o too. Btw where are u from?

[@jamesxia9523]

Bach: the creative Mozart: the genius Beethoven: the innovative Chopin: the charming

[@deheerali2747]

Tchaigovsky: the russian

[@emilyxia3530]

so true 😂

[@MinnesotaMania]

I AGREE

[@priscillaleslie9469]

True true...

[@priscillaleslie9469]

Tchaikovsky: The calm

[@SimplifiedByDylan]

Playing this at max volume for the entire trailer park to hear, is getting some priceless looks. Love it!

[@marcymoon777]

I grew up listening to the classical music station on airplanes and fell in love with it at a young age. I only associated it with my travels, I’m now listening on the patio relaxing or while working is even more beautiful 😍

[@MartinaCaiazzo-kn8ri]

Conosci una Musica classica

[@Frankincensedjb123]

I love all kinds of music, but sometimes I just get tired of lyrics and simple pop structure, generally speaking. Orchestrated music always expands my mind, soul, and energy. God bless.

[@saumitjin5526]

Try Kpop ? BTS - Fire or Blood,Sweat & Tears

[@gorgothegreatest4961]

sometimes just 1 enstrument is enough

[@xochitlcontreras9750]

Atakan Mert Turgay ehibl3.8

[@isaiahrubio1259]

Frankincensed true bro same😇😇

[@blix6298]

Cough Cough "whip and nay nay" Cough Cough

[@jiwooverse766]

the thing that sucks about liking classical music is when you forget the name of a song you really like, there is no way you’re gonna find it again.

[@valentinapetraeterovicbubl2756]

It's an endless search for that one piece that goes nanANANana nA nA na NA NA nana na naa

[@dawnb6264]

Ha ha I have that dilemma at the moment ☺

[@jacoboaguilar6766]

@@valentinapetraeterovicbubl2756 I thought of BTS, they have a song that goes like that it’s called “On”

[@nestlyyyy]

@@valentinapetraeterovicbubl2756 hEy jUuUde- sorry

[@valentinapetraeterovicbubl2756]

@@nestlyyyy 😂😂

[@p0v.g1rl]

I don't know why but I feel a big connection with classical music, it raises my spirit. I've always been a k-pop, rap, and love song girl but I love classical music. I feel such a big connection and I've even started learning violin. But I need to calm down because there's so many things I wanna do, like ballet. I'm also playing clarinet so I have too much on my plate. Learning French and Russian. I really have to chill loll 💕💕💕. Edit: I thought I was only listening for 10 minutes but I'm down to 60 😅

[@AliceJones-yc1kh]

It's wonderful! Being a Music Major and Retired Educator of general (K-12) and vocal music, it soothes me after along day.

[@lilliansnell3828]

Is anyone going to acknowledge the fact that someone took the time to find pictures for all 3 hours of music Thank you Just Instrumental Music

[@brendanlynch936]

Fuck them

[@illestdish]

Yet 26k thumbs down... trolls be desperate

[@lilliansnell3828]

If you don't have anything encouraging or positive to say, get out of the comments

[@kameluk64]

Top et top

[@LUKERs1196]

Yes, you deserve support for supporting the creator who in turn deserves respect for supporting these classics

[@Alex_Kort]

Because of the Corona Virus i work at home. Listening to this beautifull music makes me forget the difficult circumstances. Thnx for all your nice comments.

[@averageyoutubeuser597]

Me to

[@kafkajam8993]

I am planning to play this early morning when everything is all quite........21 days lockdown here ....stay safe wherever you are

[@esmioes]

I am also working from home due the Coronavirus and this music helps me concentrate and get through the day. Stay safe everyone!!

[@Siobhan90sBaby]

Same

[@thunganss58]

I at home about 3 months B/c my country was shutdown school 🇻🇳🇻🇳 Now shutdown everywhere Sorry my English not good

[@denielle671]

Enormous respect to anyone who can play this music!

[@Xaqan_Turan]

Hello from Azerbaijan 🇦🇿❤️

[@mysticaura24]

Classical music is so unfairly underrated! It's fantastic, definitely for every age, not only for the elderly! I love it!

[@mysticaura24]

Classical is so emotional! The feels are killing me!

[@adalinebowman9684]

Its really beautiful and says more than any other genre of music, in my eyes. I totally agree with you also!

[@TheCommandFreak]

+Eyob Sisay (Edge) Though that is the case most of the time, I think that some people dislike this music because they have to to be "accepted".

[@adalinebowman9684]

+The Command Freak I completely agree.

[@abdalahab1587]

but you are more beautiful

[@deren2001]

It is said that.... a blind girl asked Beethoven how the moon looked like. She had never seen her beauty and was tremendously curious. Beethoven didnt know how to tell it as no visual description could help the girl. He understood that the only way was telling it in the language of emotions...This is how and why "moonlight Sonata" was composed.

[@CreepergeddonTheGamer]

+Lugnos Dee Wow, that is beautiful. I almost cried reading that =)

[@Gaba_Ghoul]

I thought Beethoven was deaf

[@miaandaleksandrasmommy]

+Penny Tration He didn't start to lose his hearing until 1798

[@Gaba_Ghoul]

Kelsey Copeland Thought he was born with it.Thank you for informing me!

[@miaandaleksandrasmommy]

No problem.

[@donsutton1954]

My grandkids enjoy it when I send them classic songs of my generation . My work is not done until they appreciate the true masters.

[@betsylynnvedrine3784]

Classical music is on another level all by itself. No controversy-because classic is respected.

[@ezraswango7162]

Fun fact: Mozart once listened to a 14 minute performance called Miserere, went home later that day and wrote the whole piece entirely from memory. He was 14 years old at the time.

[@stevennihipali3607]

@Indian Joe he wrote his first opera long before 14

[@SnuggieMaple]

@Indian Joe and sure u have a dad

[@custardapple3524]

He's probably Asian jk

[@MagGray]

He was most likely a savant. He even looks like he has aspergers in his portraits lol.

[@luzluzprado]

Hoje já não temos gênios da música, hoje temos músicas ruins de doer os ouvidos, ( no Brasil)

[@sandrosaladze8095]

It's amazing how much they use classical music in today's culture(movies, cartoons, commercials...) I don't think after 200 years people will remember today's music

[@menzoznem]

Well I'm sure the good stuff will be remembered :)

[@watchmanexpert]

Sandro Saladze yeah , nobody will remember the crazy and fucking ..... Despasito...

[@zelongxiong5078]

Same Feeling. LOL

[@billgates652]

Its because classic is Not just music, classic is much more its a type of our feelings and emotions. More than this "New" music.

[@santoriomaker69]

Bill Gates; Classic IS music, not everyone likes it nor not everyone hates it. If you say that Classical is a type of feelings or emotions, wouldn't you think that every single music IS also a type of feelings or emotions? Even the bad songs gives us the emotions of hatred towards it, or maybe just plain boredom. If you feel more emotions towards through this music, then good for you. So do other people who feel happy, smooth, and sweet on jazz music, hardcore, cool and relatable through rap music, catchy and feel like dancing through pop music, etc. Just like Classical got Beethoven, Bach, Mozart and Chopin Pop got MJ, Whitney, Madonna, and Prince Rap got Eminem, Kendrick, Tupac and Biggie Rock got Queen, Rush, Guns N' Roses and Led Zeppelin, etc. And even EDM (Which I call, the modern classical) has Zedd, NGHTMRE, GRiZ, etc. And most of the best producers/DJs are classically trained! It's the same thing all over again. Anyways, in conclusion for this comment, Classical is basically music. No other way to best describe it other than that. I love any kind of genre, whether it is rap, rock, EDM, Classical, Jazz, and maybe even some Pop, and I ain't a musical student (Although I can play piano and drums). So that's my take in. Thanks for reading

[@Allu4294]

Childhood memories flow in ❤ all those old time children shows and movies with classical music 😊

[@alexbromley9384]

I had no idea until now, how much I needed classical music in my life.

[@kellyjoyce2399]

Especially now during the holidays 🦃

[@valerieannmcphee555]

Especially Beethhoven. 👌🥰

[@seanleith5312]

Beethoven wears blue hair now? What the hell!

[@valerieannmcphee555]

@@kellyjoyce2399 The Nutcracker suite is the best Christmas music ever...🙏💖

[@MoroseC]

It's beautiful, isn't it.

[@Oldiesfy]

Your channel is like a magical secret place, everyone here is kind and nice, you can feel that just by reading the comments, and I can escape here anytime I feel down, so for that I want to say thank you ✨

[@user-ri7pu3cz5j]

Amazing vibes that last forever. God bless you all

[@tobiasenoksson315]

Let`s keep liking and copy pasting this list to the top when it falls down - It`s really useful! 01.. 0:00 - “Moonlight Sonata” -- Beethoven 02.. 5:14 - “Prelude in C major” -- Bach 03.. 7:27 - “Serenade No. 13 in G majo”r -- Mozart 04.. 13:15 - “Fur Elise" (Bagatelle No.25)” -- Beethoven 05.. 15:43 - “Prelude Op.28 No.4 in E minor” -- Chopin 06.. 18:15 - “The Four Seasons - SPRING” -- Vivaldi 07.. 22:15 - “The Four Seasons - SUMMER” -- Vivaldi 08.. 25:08 - “The Four Seasons - AUTUMN” -- Vivaldi 09.. 30:10 - “The Four Seasons - WINTER”-- Vivaldi 10.. 33:24 - “Messiah” -- Handel 11.. 37:07 - “Ouverture Op49” -- Tchaikovsky 12.. 53:26 - “Gymnopédies No.1” -- Erik Satie 13.. 56:36 - “Gymnopédies No.2” -- Erik Satie 14.. 59:13 - “Gymnopédies No.3” -- Erik Satie 15.. 1:01:36 - “Les Toreadors” -- Georges Bizet 16.. 1:03:52 - “Ride of the Valkyries” -- Wagner 17.. 1:09:13 - “Allegro con Brio” -- Beethoven 18.. 1:16:05 - “Turkish March” -- Mozart 19.. 1:19:38 - “Morning Mood” -- Edvard Grieg 20.. 1:23:15 - “The Nutcraker” -- Tchaikovsky 21.. 1:29:56 - “Ode to Joy “ -- Beethoven 22.. 1:53:34 - “The Blue Danube” -- Johann Strauss II 23.. 2:02:53 - “Hungarian Rhapsody No2” -- Franz Liszt 24.. 2:13:39 - “Ouverture to Egmont” -- Beethoven 25.. 2:22:43 - “Carmen Opera” -- Bizet 26.. 2:24:41 - “Brandenburg Concerto” -- Bach 27.. 2:31:55 - “The Nutcraker” -- Tchaikovsky 28.. 2:33:36 - “In the Hall of the Mountain King” -- Edvard Grieg 29.. 2:35:55 - “Ouverture- Can-can” -- Jacques Offenbach 30.. 2:45:06 - “The Funeral March” -- Frédéric Chopin 31.. 2:54:28 - “William Tell" Ouverture” -- Gioachino Rossini 32.. 3:06:10 - “Twelves pieces for solo piano” -- Pyotr Tchaikovsky 33.. 3:11:49 - “Amazing Grace” -- James Carrell/David Clayton/John Newton 34.. 3:14:55 - “A Midsummer Night's Dream” -- Felix Mendelssohn 35.. 3:19:58 - “Tocata in D minor” -- Bach 36.. 3:23:03 - “Cello Suite No.1 in G major” -- Bach 37.. 3:25:08 - “Also sprach Zarathustra” -- Richard Strauss 38.. 3:26:33 - “Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht” -- Ohannes Brahms

[@yolizdavila2061]

Tobago zbebTdm la

[@nguyenminhuc485]

thx:))

[@zeynepberil7080]

Thank you

[@parthasarathisahoo5410]

You're just a legend

[@zeynepberil7080]

Beğenide unutmayalım dinleyelim

[@Praetore_]

(Trying to keep this ontop) 01.. 0:00 - “Moonlight Sonata” -- Beethoven 02.. 5:14 - “Prelude in C major” -- Bach 03.. 7:27 - “Serenade No. 13 in G majo”r -- Mozart 04.. 13:15 - “Fur Elise" (Bagatelle No.25)” -- Beethoven 05.. 15:43 - “Prelude Op.28 No.4 in E minor” -- Chopin 06.. 18:15 - “The Four Seasons - SPRING” -- Vivaldi 07.. 22:15 - “The Four Seasons - SUMMER” -- Vivaldi 08.. 25:08 - “The Four Seasons - AUTUMN” -- Vivaldi 09.. 30:10 - “The Four Seasons - WINTER”-- Vivaldi 10.. 33:24 - “Messiah” -- Handel 11.. 37:07 - “Ouverture Op49” -- Tchaikovsky 12.. 53:26 - “Gymnopédies No.1” -- Erik Satie 13.. 56:36 - “Gymnopédies No.2” -- Erik Satie 14.. 59:13 - “Gymnopédies No.3” -- Erik Satie 15.. 1:01:36 - “Les Toreadors” -- Georges Bizet 16.. 1:03:52 - “Ride of the Valkyries” -- Wagner 17.. 1:09:13 - “Allegro con Brio” -- Beethoven 18.. 1:16:05 - “Turkish March” -- Mozart 19.. 1:19:38 - “Morning Mood” -- Edvard Grieg 20.. 1:23:15 - “The Nutcraker” -- Tchaikovsky 21.. 1:29:56 - “Ode to Joy “ -- Beethoven 22.. 1:53:34 - “The Blue Danube” -- Johann Strauss II 23.. 2:02:53 - “Hungarian Rhapsody No2” -- Franz Liszt 24.. 2:13:39 - “Ouverture to Egmont” -- Beethoven 25.. 2:22:43 - “Carmen Opera” -- Bizet 26.. 2:24:41 - “Brandenburg Concerto” -- Bach 27.. 2:31:55 - “The Nutcraker” -- Tchaikovsky 28.. 2:33:36 - “In the Hall of the Mountain King” -- Edvard Grieg 29.. 2:35:55 - “Ouverture- Can-can” -- Jacques Offenbach 30.. 2:45:06 - “The Funeral March” -- Frédéric Chopin 31.. 2:54:28 - “William Tell" Ouverture” -- Gioachino Rossini 32.. 3:06:10 - “Twelves pieces for solo piano” -- Pyotr Tchaikovsky 33.. 3:11:49 - “Amazing Grace” -- James Carrell/David Clayton/John Newton 34.. 3:14:55 - “A Midsummer Night's Dream” -- Felix Mendelssohn 35.. 3:19:58 - “Tocata in D minor” -- Bach 36.. 3:23:03 - “Cello Suite No.1 in G major” -- Bach 37.. 3:25:08 - “Also sprach Zarathustra” -- Richard Strauss 38.. 3:26:33 - “Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht” -- Ohannes Brahms

[@aonzzung]

Thanks ! I want to know this !

[@christopherkatz9484]

Thank you so much!

[@jimron369]

Thanks:)

[@clu52]

TheGhostWarrior_ thanks :D

[@KatieHenze]

Thank you!!!

[@tutri2481]

phải nói là tôi rất ngưỡng mộ họ, những nhạc sĩ huyền thoại của thế giới âm nhạc

[@mercurbee]

i've loved classical music for the majority of my life, i love seeing everyone else realize how beautiful it is

[@squidmannnredstonemaster875]

And then you compare this to the music we hear today, WOW! What a difference!

[@wishi6616]

yeah cuz todays music is better

[@squidmannnredstonemaster875]

Alek Cri There is no better, its all personal preference.

[@wishi6616]

i like it when men come in from behind

[@dimeniuslala]

No he actually didn't, he only said that classical music is different than todays music and not that it was better.

[@FreddyChoppins]

While I'm a huge lover of classical music, there's still good music being made today. Mainstream music isn't all that's out there, people. Dig deeper. :)

[@MonsieurLeSenateur]

We are in 2019 and we are still listening to classical music ! Thank you to our elders for leaving us such a beautiful musical heritage.

[@hafsaiero8248]

They r still the best of all time

[@wonderwhy6133]

HK Adler - Hear Hear .... It's very therapeutic indeed!

[@josefn738]

Sad that people these days dont create ass many masterpieces like the ones in this video

[@jgibao]

@@josefn738 there are still masterpieces, just not of the "classical" genre, many rock, ,pop, EDM tracks and songs can be considered masterpieces. Of course if yourself are alot into only one genre and not the other you may not think so. There are many masterpieces out there for you to find ;)

[@sennanijboer2349]

I prefer 6ix9ine

[@jeyjista]

The great music never dies

[@jyl3425]

Listening to this while doing my essay makes me feel like I'm writing a total masterpiece

[@mettehelena3049]

You are!

[@xavierguzman4853]

Its good to know I ain’t the only one doing just that

[@eddygonzalez1676]

Then they say iTS a FAIL LOL JK GOOD LUCK for that piece of paper DIPLOMA

[@icygirl97]

Ughh yess

[@joshc5376]

Sameeee

[@nicolasmosiah2756]

Music from more than 200 years : Still good Music from today : Forgotten in two months

[@mochinoopbros7454]

Nicolas Mosiah YUP. NOTHING BUT THE BEST 😂😂

[@wearetheborg]

because in the new era has lot of music, but the best ones much better that old classicals.

[@wearetheborg]

just one? indavideo.hu/video/My_Music_Compilation

[@wearetheborg]

talalsz majd benne par magyar szamot is :)

[@Itz_Ashley11]

Lol so true😂😂 says a lot on the music today cuz this music goes good with every emotion

[@Intibah.Q]

From Azerbaijan I love europaen classic musics🇦🇿🤝🇪🇺

[@aninhameira2473]

Quem aí estudando em 2023 e se deliciando com as Clássicas?❤ Dá um Like aí?❤❤

[@user-ez7it1gt4z]

I do love classic music because my mother taught me, that people that were listened this kind of mellodies were really special and really smart and the best part of this is that she showed me how to love the classic music.

[@share_accidental]

i've been listening to this playlist since my secondary school days & i'm in university now. time flies...

[@Lrzmsibelts]

all of the music we have in movies, games and all arts play only based in a 3 and a half hour long set of music. Incredible.

[@louismoon5056]

I don’t understand why people do not listen to this anymore? It's beautiful music

[@nyranstanton203]

trance is kind of todays version of this. I think

[@sorinbunea471]

They listen, only this post have 100mil visualisation from thousands other similar posts on KZbin, they listen a lot!

[@maty1]

That's not true, actually this music has been listened, played and studied for centuries. If you mean this is not a "mass consumer object", it doesn't matter, it never was.

[@banan9709]

Yes

[@Shylade]

They do listen to it.. everyday in one way or another. Either with movies and cartoons, or their influence on most music composed since :)

[@h1cks763]

- Piano Sonata No. 14 "Moonlight Sonata" - Beethoven (0:00) - Prelude in C major, BWV 846 - Bach (5:15) - Serenade No. 13 in G major "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik", K.525 - I. Allegro - Mozart (7:28) - Bagatelle No. 25 "Fur Elise" - Beethoven (13:16) - Prelude No. 4 in E minor, Op. 28 - Chopin (15:43) - The Four Seasons "La Primavera" Spring - I. Allegro - Vivaldi (18:15) - The Four Seasons "L'estate" Summer - III. Presto - Vivaldi (22:26) - The Four Seasons "L'autunno" Autumn - I. Allegro - Vivaldi (25:08) - The Four Seasons "L'inverno" Winter - III. Allegro - Vivaldi (30:12) - Messiah, HWV 56 - Haendel (33:24) - 1812 Overture, Op. 49 - Tchaikovsky (37:08) - Gymnopédie No. 1 - Satie (53:27) - Gymnopédie No. 2 - Satie (56:37) - Gymnopédie No. 3 - Satie (59:14) - Carmen Suite No. 1 "Les Toreadors" - Bizet (1:01:37) - Die Walküre "Ride of the Walkyries" - Wagner (1:03:53) - Symphony No. 5 in C minor "Allegro con brio" - Beethoven (1:09:13) - Piano Sonata No. 11 - III. Rondo Alla Turca "Turkish March" - Mozart (1:16:05) - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46 "Moorning Mood" - Grieg (1:19:37) - The Waltz of the Flowers, Nutcracker - Tchaikovsky (1:23:15) - Symphony No. 9 "The Choral" - IV. Ode to Joy (1:29:56) - The Blue Danube, Op. 314 - Strauss II (1:53:34) - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2, S.244/2 - Liszt (2:02:54) - Overture to Egmont, Op. 84 - Beethoven (2:13:40) - Habanera "Le amour est un oiseux rebelle" Carmen Opera - Bizet (2:22:43) - Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 in G major, BWV 1049 - Bach (2:24:41) - Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy, The Nutcracker - Tchaikovsky (2:31:55) - In the Hall of the Mountain King, Peer Gynt - Grieg (2:33:36) - Overture to Orphée aux enfers "Can-can" - Offenbach (2:35:55) - Piano Sonata No. 2, Op. 35 - III. Marche Funèbre "The Funeral March" - Chopin (2:45:08) - Overture to William Tell - Rossini (2:54:28) - Twelve Pieces for Solo Piano, Op. 40 - No. 9 Valse - Tchaikovsky (3:06:11) - Amazing Grace - Carrell / Clayton / Newton (3:11:49) - Overture to A Midsummer Night's Dream, Op. 21 - Mendelssohn (3:14:56) - Toccata in D minor, BWV 565 - Bach (3:19:59) - Cello Suite No. 1 in G major, BWV 1007 - Bach (3:23:04) - Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30 - Strauss (3:25:09) - "Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht" Op. 49, No. 4 "Brahms' Lullaby" - Brahms (3:26:34)

[@cringeygirl9256]

Zhekiz Pustik thanks. I use you table of contents

[@phillipparcheminer9418]

Thank you for showing a list of the songs. I always hate listening to music and not knowing what the songs are. Thanks, again!

[@stephendickey4394]

wow thanks for the list, greatly appricated!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@estellacohen7122]

My thoughts exactly!!

[@Dominic-bj3ls]

Zhekiz Pustik noice

[@3_1-3.]

The first time I heard classical music , It is very beautiful and soothing to the brain💗😭✨.

[@_LillyBowman]

listening to this while working makes it so much more relaxing!

[@gamesscow2382]

Anyone here from 1780 First time i've had this many likes :)

[@bigdaddylongstroke3559]

British Folumbia??

[@Joseph-bb8dl]

1780 BCE top that

[@samguy7654]

gamesscow Bruh i can't wait for the Industrial revolution dawg

[@samguy7654]

Rogerio Lopes Can't wait to steal some shiiet ! 18th and 19th century France and Britain in a nutshell

[@ChichiMarie]

gamesscow 🤣🤣🤣

[@angelgurrola8973]

Listened to this while doing hours of homework... It really relaxes and improves my work

[@MrMarios3000]

+Angel Gurrola I tried this too, but since i wasnt familiar with this kind of music, i had to stop many times just to admire the beautiful sound

[@HaHa-uq1nd]

This is awesome :D

[@niamhchamberlain1749]

+Angel Gurrola omg same it really does help doesn't it x

[@AgnesAnnaNakonczyAvA]

+Angel Gurrola Yes dear freind its' true .... ☸ڿڰ -. ♥ • * ¨ * • .¸¸❤¸¸. • * ¨* • ♥ --ڿڰ☸ you are also mostly welcome on my youtube channel "Creation of Universe"If You visit me, I wish you a dreameful week :-)and God' Love bless You...:-)Music - composer and Artist Agnes von Angelis :-)

[@gabrielavillegas8250]

+Angel Gurrola I know right!

[@user-qs4wj2dj1j]

For someone who can't afford concerts and price of symphonies, I appreciate this station. Thank you

[@ClassicalJazzy]

i cant stop playing this...this nostalgic mood is too addictive

[@LightChannels]

*_Love this List! Thanks Just Instrumental Music_* *Track List:* 01 - 0:00 - "Moonlight Sonata" -- Beethoven 02 - 5:14 - "Prelude in C major" -- Bach 03 - 7:27 - "Serenade No. 13 in G major" -- Mozart 04 - 13:15 - "Fur Elise" (Bagatelle No.25)" -- Beethoven 05 - 15:43 - "Prelude Op.28 No.4 in E minor" -- Chopin 06 - 18:15 - "The Four Seasons SPRING" -- Vivaldi 07 - 22:15 - "SUMMER" -- Vivaldi 08 - 25:08 - "AUTUMN" -- Vivaldi 09 - 30:10 - "WINTER" -- Vivaldi 10 - 33:24 - "Messiah" -- Handel 11 - 37:07 - "Ouverture Op49" - Tchaikovsky 12 - 53:26 - "Gymnopédies No.1" -- Erik Satie 13 - 56:36 - "Gymnopédies No.2" -- Erik Satie 14 - 59:13 - "Gymnopédies No.3" -- Erik Satie 15 - 1:01:36 - "Les Toreadors" -- Georges Bizet 16 - 1:03:52 - "Ride of the Valkyries" -- Wagner 17 - 1:09:13 - "Allegro con Brio" -- Beethoven 18 - 1:16:05 - "Turkish March" -- Mozart 19 - 1:19:38 - "Morning Mood" -- Edvard Grieg 20 - 1:23:15 - "The Nutcraker" -- Tchaikovsky 21 - 1:29:56 - "Ode to Joy" -- Beethoven 22 - 1:53:34 - "The Blue Danube" -- Johann Strauss II 23 - 2:02:53 - "Hungarian Rhapsody No2" -- Franz Liszt 24 - 2:13:39 - "Ouverture to Egmont" -- Beethoven 25 - 2:22:43 - "Carmen Opera" -- Bizet 26 - 2:24:41 - "Brandenburg Concerto" -- Bach 27 - 2:31:55 - "The Nutcraker" -- Tchaikovsky 28 - 2:33:36 - " In the Hall of the Mountain King " -- Edvard Grieg 29 - 2:35:55 - "Ouverture- Can-can" -- Jacques Offenbach 30 - 2:45:06 - " The Funeral March " -- Frédéric Chopin 31 - 2:54:28 - " William Tell Ouverture" -- Gioachino Rossini 32 - 3:06:10 - "Twelves pieces for solo piano" -- Pyotr Tchaikovsky 33 - 3:11:49 - "Amazing Grace" -- James Carrell/David Clayton/John Newton 34 - 3:14:55 - "A Midsummer Night's Dream" -- Felix Mendelssohn 35 - 3:19:58 - "Tocata in D minor" --Bach 36 - 3:23:03 - "Cello Suite No.1 in G major" --Bach 37 - 3:25:08 - "Also sprach Zarathustra" --Richard Strauss 38 - 3:26:33 - "Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht" -- Johannes Brahms

[@HDEDMMusic]

+Light Channel Beethoven, Mozart, Vivaldi, Handel, ... all Legends of Classical!

[@LightChannels]

Batch, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Mozart..

[@HDEDMMusic]

+Light Channel Best Of List I ever listen! Thanks Just Instrumental Music

[@michaelbutler9692]

Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@guycastonguay9633]

I like instrumental only without the choir

[@meditationrelaxrc2417]

Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world 💕

[@Tamshi2424]

Thanks 😊

[@awesomecommenter]

You too man

[@ericmajors1054]

Thanks you too

[@watermelone5176]

[@lolha7773]

Clout chaser

[@georgeparowski1420]

Classical music refreshes one’s soul

[@questionMark4443]

May you find peace in this music when I went to psychology expert once he had this music playing. Listen to classical and enjoy the flow of infinite intelligence.

[@connorc9537]

I wonder if the people around during the creation of these sings realised they were experiencing one of the greatest ages of music ever.

[@charinedais3342]

I will suspect those living during this period were unaware of the forever living music.

[@Tricasmed]

True fact.. makes me wonder what kind of music were gonna leave behind for future generations..😔 jeez Nicki Minaj, really?

[@connorc9537]

@@Tricasmed I know its sad. Go listen to some 80s music or some gunship if you feel like something more modern. It will make you feel better. :)

[@newgenerationtransportatio3527]

makes me relax the old days

[@linaschankweiler3398]

Fact is. They did not. Often they were really shocked about new music und styles. So people back than really didn't know.

[@kikayei]

Gymnopedies No. 1 by Eric Satie always bring me to tears. 😢

[@jermainc7239]

Played it on repeat endlessly ❤

[@NATO..]

whenever i get really angry or sad i also come back here completing bit by bit of the music to relax

[@taenciaga]

When most of the comments are about the calming effects of classical... but people still fighting in the comment section 😶

[@roxylamour1119]

OMG lol

[@sunflowerjack5466]

lol yoongi

[@nadi5751]

+6 Shades Of Yoongi armys everywhere

[@taenciaga]

Haha ahh my fellow armys! 😆

[@guycastonguay9633]

+6 Shades Of Yoongi They should listen to more music instead of commenting

[@maxpower9961]

01.. 0:00 - “Moonlight Sonata” -- Beethoven 02.. 5:14 - “Prelude in C major” -- Bach 03.. 7:27 - “Serenade No. 13 in G majo”r -- Mozart 04.. 13:15 - “Fur Elise" (Bagatelle No.25)” -- Beethoven 05.. 15:43 - “Prelude Op.28 No.4 in E minor” -- Chopin 06.. 18:15 - “The Four Seasons - SPRING” -- Vivaldi 07.. 22:15 - “The Four Seasons - SUMMER” -- Vivaldi 08.. 25:08 - “The Four Seasons - AUTUMN” -- Vivaldi 09.. 30:10 - “The Four Seasons - WINTER”-- Vivaldi 10.. 33:24 - “Messiah” -- Handel 11.. 37:07 - “Ouverture Op49” -- Tchaikovsky 12.. 53:26 - “Gymnopédies No.1” -- Erik Satie 13.. 56:36 - “Gymnopédies No.2” -- Erik Satie 14.. 59:13 - “Gymnopédies No.3” -- Erik Satie 15.. 1:01:36 - “Les Toreadors” -- Georges Bizet 16.. 1:03:52 - “Ride of the Valkyries” -- Wagner 17.. 1:09:13 - “Allegro con Brio” -- Beethoven 18.. 1:16:05 - “Turkish March” -- Mozart 19.. 1:19:38 - “Morning Mood” -- Edvard Grieg 20.. 1:23:15 - “The Nutcraker” -- Tchaikovsky 21.. 1:29:56 - “Ode to Joy “ -- Beethoven 22.. 1:53:34 - “The Blue Danube” -- Johann Strauss II 23.. 2:02:53 - “Hungarian Rhapsody No2” -- Franz Liszt 24.. 2:13:39 - “Ouverture to Egmont” -- Beethoven 25.. 2:22:43 - “Carmen Opera” -- Bizet 26.. 2:24:41 - “Brandenburg Concerto” -- Bach 27.. 2:31:55 - “The Nutcraker” -- Tchaikovsky 28.. 2:33:36 - “In the Hall of the Mountain King” -- Edvard Grieg 29.. 2:35:55 - “Ouverture- Can-can” -- Jacques Offenbach 30.. 2:45:06 - “The Funeral March” -- Frédéric Chopin 31.. 2:54:28 - “William Tell" Ouverture” -- Gioachino Rossini 32.. 3:06:10 - “Twelves pieces for solo piano” -- Pyotr Tchaikovsky 33.. 3:11:49 - “Amazing Grace” -- James Carrell/David Clayton/John Newton 34.. 3:14:55 - “A Midsummer Night's Dream” -- Felix Mendelssohn 35.. 3:19:58 - “Tocata in D minor” -- Bach 36.. 3:23:03 - “Cello Suite No.1 in G major” -- Bach 37.. 3:25:08 - “Also sprach Zarathustra” -- Richard Strauss 38.. 3:26:33 - “Wiegenlied: Guten Abend, gute Nacht” -- Ohannes Brahms

[@marlo9380]

Thank you!

[@davidreichenbach6679]

Here I have a ü for you ;) (It's "Für Elise")

[@carleflores9065]

people like you will go to heaven :')

[@zurims1956]

Gracias :)

[@hectorsampedroromero6580]

gracias

[@pastynewb2787]

I’m not a really huge fan of classical music…HOWEVER, it is a paramount foundation of all music and has all of my respect and appreciation

[@sybz8379]

8 years later, and I still listen to this Playlist when I have to write Poetry. 🤗🖤

[@JulioJulitoJuly]

Same here. 🙂

[@Freddolam]

this man actually found 3.5 hours of classical pictures and stuck the together

[@rafaelvilaruel5112]

LMFAO i just noticed that. WTFF

[@DayaCIDfan]

did you just assume his gender?? lol

[@bruhmoment5863]

@@DayaCIDfan did you just assume their gender also o:

[@muraliramachandran7780]

That's why he has 78 million views

[@DayaCIDfan]

​@@bruhmoment5863 haha hell I didnt even realize

[@user-nr4yg8sk9g]

音楽はclassical musicが最も美しく、芸術的です。

[@user-wh5so3ns6b]

I have played this collection many times. Many great selections! Thank you for putting together!

[@martinkariuki08]

500 years from now this music will still be relevant. Truly classic!

[@vadimkiselev6951]

Потому, что это ИСКУССТВО!

[@saidfacha9367]

dentro de 500 años ya no habrá nadie para escucharlas.

[@mingyansun8976]

The best video :: its perfect 🤩

[@Wh05th15]

@@saidfacha9367 good point we are ruining the earth so yeah

[@donvampa730]

@@saidfacha9367 the only one they won't remember is you not the music

[@thorthong1809]

i'll be right bach

[@TheApostleofRock]

+Thorthong Soncharoen You'll be Bach

[@edithtricame386]

ha-ha I'll be Chopin lettuce

[@edithtricame386]

ha-ha I'll be Chopin lettuce

[@edithtricame386]

ha-ha I'll be Chopin lettuce

[@oliverhenderson6222]

Lol

[@saintcadence3751]

I got chills when Spring started. May be my favorite song of all time

[@user-qq9fl2ct5q]

A civilized drive home from work, listening to the classics away from the hustling world 🌎.

[@ichigokurosaki3703]

Didn't realize until now how much classical music is everywhere. I've heard all of these at least once in either movies or tv shows and I love that.

[@ibrahimeke9535]

tom and jerry :D

[@mekincevik5017]

Haklısın

[@DreamingDarlin]

Roblox as well! Kids hear these but don't know it's classical and sometimes the actual name. It's a great way to get them to appreciate these wonderful musicians though.

[@ghost.of.aleksz.salad.]

@@DreamingDarlin usually they hear classical stuff that has been turned into a meme song

[@chiakinanamikinnie7412]

​​@@ibrahimeke9535 ( ･ω･)☞ yes

[@josettemcwhirt]

I failed to realize my earliest exposure to classical music came from watching Saturday morning cartoons. What a genius way to instill a sense of culture into little minds that in a small way will always have an influence in their lives. I know it has influenced me.

[@eray.1605]

Oh yes that one show with this red plane or something

[@grace-ff1em]

ERAY. little einsteins :)

[@eray.1605]

@@grace-ff1em lol yesss

[@nguyenphuongthaole2664]

when i listen to this playlist, i don't even know the name of the songs in here but it so familiar. And then i realize i heard most of them along time ago, when i still very young, it's in Tom and Jerry cartoon 😂😂

[@raquelflorence235]

Grace Kelly oh my gosh same :D

[@donotuseanymore55]

Listening to this music while in a building which was built in the 18th century feels nostalgic and magical , sitting in the lounge with a fire place looking at a picture from the early 1960s in a cold winter in Australia while Christmas is a few days time. The lounge with two beautiful Christmas trees

[@Xode_25]

CLASSICAL MUSIC IS ACTUALLY FIRE

[@megumi6499]

Two papers and two midterms tomorrow, and 3 1/2 hours of classical music...let's do this!

[@bloodyax8070]

+ShowdownPlease Did you do it?

[@AlperUcar-wf2sq]

+ShowdownPlease was gonna ask the same question

[@megumi6499]

Yeah! Finished both papers and did well on one midterm but I'm sure I failed the other one.

[@bloodyax8070]

ShowdownPlease Well, that's school for you. Never ending stress.

[@Box611x]

+ShowdownPlease lets do this.....LEEROYYYYYYYYYYYY JENKINS get it, no, ok then

[@user-jf1fc6mv6u]

As soon as he hears 1st piece (Bet.'s 14th sonota) my cat Charles comes blasting in, jumps on my bed and throws himself down beside me. He LOVES classical!

[@canalpococomunnolose538]

have you anyone take a bath listening classic music?, it's a great experience

[@jungwuyoecityy5797]

listening this while doing homework, feels like writing a castle project or masterpiece journal

[@sandhyadhungel9017]

can relate while doing assignment

[@valentinabentos3884]

@@sandhyadhungel9017 literally same

[@Wearehelmuthhubener]

The likes for this comment were at 222 until I liked it! I ruined it, but I had to click like!

[@lcwworld1]

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[@hun450]

😂 lol

[@scarletg945]

Would you look at that, ad free and does not have the same song on loop! Truly a splendid video, I thank you sincerely.

[@caloom3393]

Scarlet G *sips on tea * *looks through double Oprah glasses* *yes truly splendid indeed*

[@miaumiaumiau999]

splendid hahah i love this word,but you are also right

[@josephotoet7377]

U got it

[@jessica-je5hp]

Now there are six ads

[@zack_9846]

@@vornamenachname6282 That's just KZbin right now lol

[@patitoloukinho8889]

In the tapestry of our memories, there exists a thread woven with the melodies of our childhood, each note a cherished moment captured in time. Among these treasured tunes, one song stands out like a beacon, illuminating the pathways of our past with its timeless charm and undying resonance. This ode is dedicated to that singular piece of music that not only marked our childhood but also became the anthem of our innocence, joy, and wonder. Imagine yourself transported back to those halcyon days, where the world seemed vast and boundless, and every experience held the promise of adventure. It is within this realm of nostalgia that our chosen melody resides, its opening chords acting as a portal to a realm of pure bliss and unadulterated happiness. From the very first notes, it has the power to envelop us in a warm embrace, instantly transporting us to a realm where carefree laughter reigns supreme. Its rhythm pulsates with the heartbeat of our youth, infusing us with a sense of exhilaration that knows no bounds. With each verse and chorus, it weaves a tapestry of memories, painting vivid scenes of laughter-filled days spent in the company of cherished friends. As the music swells and crescendos, so too does the tide of emotions within us, stirring dormant feelings of joy, nostalgia, and longing. It serves as a gentle reminder of a time when the weight of the world had yet to bear down upon our shoulders, and the future was an open road waiting to be explored. But what makes this melody truly special is not just its ability to evoke nostalgia, but its capacity to transcend time and space, resonating with audiences across generations. It is a testament to the universal language of music, which knows no boundaries and speaks directly to the soul. Its lyrics, simple yet profound, speak to the hopes, dreams, and aspirations that unite us all, regardless of age or background. Through its verses, we find solace in the knowledge that we are not alone, that others have walked this path before us and emerged stronger for it. And so, we find ourselves returning to this melody time and time again, seeking refuge in its familiar embrace and finding comfort in its reassuring words. It is a beacon of light in a world shrouded in darkness, guiding us through life's myriad challenges with unwavering resolve. But perhaps what makes this melody truly unforgettable is the memories it represents, the moments of pure joy and unbridled laughter that we shared with loved ones long since passed. It serves as a bridge between past, present, and future, reminding us of who we are and where we come from. So, let us raise our voices in celebration of this cherished melody, for it is more than just a song - it is a testament to the enduring power of music to touch our hearts, uplift our spirits, and unite us in a shared experience of joy and wonder. As long as its notes continue to echo through the halls of our memories, so too will the spirit of our childhood live on, forever young and eternally vibrant.

[@cssndrrr4257]

How wonderful is this. I feel like im reborn and reawakened. I'm in love.

[@m31sprincesa62]

Didn’t even listen for 5 min but liked right away because classical music deserves more love and respect .. this stuff heals

[@jonnhynobody5630]

Sacrilegious. Lol. I skipped the swan Lake cause I heard it too much.

[@brittix7280]

Yes im doing my homework and it helps me concentrate

[@ahmedgamez6425]

@@jonnhynobody5630 it's a popular one

[@artesaoexcluivo]

You will like this video in 8D Chopin kzbin.info/www/bejne/rICcgamem7eXZ9E

[@vandixm]

@@jonnhynobody5630 isnt swan lake by tchaikovsky or am i tripping??

[@orake84]

Just realizing that Tom and Jerry used a lot of the Classics.

[@jeremietiu5094]

thats why it was a great cartoon.

[@simple0x477]

@@jeremietiu5094 *thats one of the reasons it is a great cartoon. :d

[@Ana-gm7xd]

👍

[@sarrasarra7428]

Looney Tunes aswell :) The show was to teach the generation about classical music that's why we all heard this music but we never knew the name of it or where

[@chiefcaptn1922]

@@sarrasarra7428 lol the show was not made to teach kids classical music, might be digging a little too deep into that one.. but idk

[@Forza400]

As a young kid growing up my parents would have classical music on 8 hours a day while they where working. I can say i know allot of plays almost out of my head. Yesterday i bought me a pair of Sennheizer HD800. Tried them out today. Closed my eyes and went back into my childhood. Never heard so much detail, it is as if you are in the concert hall

[@okkoheinio5139]

3:23:33 TIL the lullaby my dad often sang to me when I was a child was a classical piece

[@decentdanny]

Somewhere someone is having a really bad day, and I hope you find this random message and know I may not know your face or your problems but that doesn’t mean I don’t care. Your days will get better soon I’m more than positive about that. Keep Growing!

[@caferemirylmaz1160]

Thank you bro Hi from turkey :)

[@khiyoudzkayra417]

Thank you :)

[@oliviaedge1579]

Thank you!

[@esmeraldamingoranceperez6420]

Cool.

[@Hypnobunny1]

Thank you

[@kinsley9260]

Does anyone just listen to this without studying? I just recently fell in love with the sound of piano, so..🤷

[@shitposter154]

yes

[@lil.bad21]

me too i think we meant to be together just kidding have nice day LOL

[@kinsley9260]

@@lil.bad21 maybe maybe👀😂😂

[@kinsley9260]

@Razor Edge never heard of it but it sounds cool.

[@tanebdourtmohamed6812]

Same felling I have been listening to this music 6 years ago until now it's make me more than happy