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Comments from YouTube:

@elisejakobsen5760

4y↑146

I want to meet all the people listening to this Masterpiece❤️

@nabaadhiyaa833

2y↑1

❤️❤️❤️

@magicman9321

2y↑4

Pleasure

@alexanderguerra9768

2y↑3

Pleased to meet you

@user-nn9tk9fi6g

@@nnel385 yes you 15 years late

@victorsouza676

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@Sh17_H34d

1y↑43

"great holes are secretly digged where earth’s pores ought to suffice, and things have learned to walk that ought to crawl."

@scrubslayer678

1y↑29

When your girlfriend is deep inside a mine infested by eldritch horrors of flesh and skin:

@rolie2713

14w↑2

I don’t think that’s what happened.,,,

@JimliF

12y↑42

Being deaf didn't stop him from hearing the music, it just stopped him from hearing the distractions. ~ Terry Pratchett (paraphrased)

@cherrydalealpuerto2537

True...

@10mimu

9y↑146

Myth tells how Beethoven had a blind lover. She asked him what was moonlight like, so he made this.

@Jpicc89

9y↑46

Istari Pallando The actuality of it is just as lovely, though if a bit sad at the end.

Beethoven and one of his students (not blind) did in fact fall in love, and he wrote and dedicated this piece to her. However, its name at the time was “Quasi una Fantasia”, which means "Almost a Fantasy". He eventually asked to marry her, but one of her parents forbade it, so they never did. So in a way it became truly a fantasy (enjoy the tears).

The name Moonlight Sonata actually came to be several years after Beethoven's death, when a German critic wrote in a review that the piece reminded him of the moonlight reflecting off Lake Lucerne. The name stuck around ever since as the "official" unofficial title.

@mudskipper0075

That's beautiful....x

@NoName-pj8fl

caw caw bird

@10mimu

@@NoName-pj8fl oink oink, pig

@chief4180

@@Jpicc89 Thank you very much

@SleepBeyondTime

13y↑37

Each and every one of these notes speaks directly to my soul and tells a story words never could.

@meowmeowchan1724

46w↑28

man, this was such a nice song to listen to in the piano save room in signals. It felt so "normal" in comparison to the screams of the infected replikas. I'm so thankful to the bit of solace this song provided me.

@cosmiclily6872

11w↑1

I like too how it's a reference to Resident Evil 1. Signalis is very proud of its inspirations and I love it for that.

@ichora8011

1y↑24

Remember our promise.

@3greywolves3

13y↑22

this is my all time favorite piece. the genius of beethoven can't be denied when you hear the pure emotions coursing through each note.

@darktanian13

11y↑44

this is haunting, yet beautiful at the same time...well done Beethoven

@cherrydalealpuerto2537

4y↑2

Sooo true
Good Job bethoven.

@StelenaIsTrueLove

11y↑11

This is so dark, it has allot of emotion, it's beautiful..

@acidreflex25

2y↑6

Came here because I just finished the game Catherine! I loved the final boss theme so much I looked it up and it turns out, it's pretty much just this song. What an awesome ingress into classical music 😄

@filigold

13y↑2

This piece is so simple and clean. No hiding, its what it is.Amazing how the right keys pressed at the right time with the right touch can transport you so far away.

@XheartbrokenX200

14y↑4

just gotta love the classics

@alinnecruslima7525

4y↑9

Me toca de maneira transcendente, acalma, concentra...! Das coisas que não são possíveis de explicar, só sentir!

@VivianFashion100

13y↑7

words are not enough to express the beauty and the power of this piece of art. it literally transport you out of your body and to the deepest part of your soul. Amazing!!!!!!!!! Moonlight Sonata

@hfkgctduhxipztibjlaen4366

5y↑1

lol

@mudskipper0075

4y↑8

I listen to heavy metal every day ,and this is so moving I always cry and I dont know why..

@cathyleske2348

44w

Because it touches your soul

@MahsaSetareh

12y↑4

Beethoven has always been a inspiration for me as a violinist :)

@hazelmelodyestrada7133

2y↑1

EVERYTIME I LISTEN TO THIS IT'S ALWAYS GIVE ME A GOOSEBUMPS BECAUSE I CAN FEEL ALL THE EMOTIONS. STILL THE BEST MASTERPIECE

@mybrickhead

10y↑15

"There's no such thing as a stupid question until you ask it!"

@chefpissant

12y↑4

This song allows me to feel.

@laurab.9710

4y↑3

When I was a kid, I heard this song for the first time on, Are You Afraid of The Dark? I always thought it was creepy because of the scene. I tell you it stuck in my brain, and just recently I listened to the whole song. Different meaning now after 20 years, haaa...a beautiful piece.

@j.dachandler9541

5y↑2

From my childhood. Memories I will never forget!

@mkrdmrhn

13y↑5

Beautiful. Each one is a masterpiece. So relaxing, calming and peaceful.

@WhispersOfWind

30w↑1

This piece. It moves my soul.

@jupitergiove1655

41w↑5

Das poucas peças que me rasgam o coração no pior sentido,como se nada tivesse valido a pena,como se fosse tudo em vão, como se uma âncora tivesse sido amarrada nos meus pés e sido jogado no profundo do mar.

@hendrixcastro3439

2y↑3

Solo cuando escucho esto, quisiera q la vida fuera eterna...

@19zombiekiller69

13y↑2

perfect music no wonder it was used for the first resident evil game love this sonato it was also used in film revolver with jason statham

@angeldelaguarda13

11y↑2

my childhood...love it so much!!

@kevinueharaarias4302

3y↑1

FOUR!
PERFECTION!

@Thesoccerdood

12y↑1

love playing this..

@johavela1

24w

What a piece connecting with the universe good and my soul ❤

@brycedavis98

13y↑1

I love to play and listen to the song so beautiful

@KobyDaDude

I may have been born yesterday but I can still enjoy this masterpiece

@sksk-bd7yv

2y↑1

Yes, moonlight. The way you look up at what is perfectly beautiful, but impossible to reach. All you can do is accept the dark night, and look up at the kind of light the moon gives you for this moment. Everything looks different when you walk guided by the moon's reflections. But some nights... There is a kind of perfect beauty to that, impossible to spot at day. A kind of bliss.

@sergiog.m.1507

3y↑2

A mi parecer, simplemente es una obra maestra.

@matiaslopez3284

11y

Just sounds good enough to makes you feel nostalgic

@Menchu2130

The most thorough light to dark story

@persevere67

13y

just beautiful

@1spiteri

Simply amazing.

@FallNorth

1y↑1

The man who wrote the music for Jet Set Willy, his finest hour.

@gold3npimp

12y↑1

@kirtoan He wasn't always deaf. He eventually lost his hearing. But yes, still amazing that he could compose and hear the music in his head even without hearing.

@vatolocovarato

13y↑3

My 6 year old daughter heard this and said "That sounds sad"

@DaleRossall

27w

Absolutely Beautiful 😢

@glitteringmultitude5268

9y↑29

Painfully beautiful.

@apocalypticbean

1y↑1

Feels like a countdown to some inevitable end

@menguyen89

12y

beautiful..

@RosySquiggle

10y↑3

Oh! Hello, didn't hear you come in. Greetings and welcome to that guy with the glasses

@TheAlwaysLovatic

13y↑1

FINALLY!!! I FOUND THE SONG I WANTED TO HEAR!!! :D

@laylawolf3454

23w

I found this peach of heaven through In the moonlight by Veronica Swift cause the music was based on this. Love it!

@cheesealtar

14y

perfect song

@beijii27

14y

This completely describes my mood nowadays ~

@MegaLolita93

13y

i love this song looking for everywhere sorry my bad english but THANKS A LOT

@StelenaIsTrueLove

11y

Someday I wish to play this.

@JBconnection

11y

i love it

@aymen_22_th

I was 7 years old when my soft music was published 🔥👑

@renatobritto4096

This song is the musical equivalent of night

@1b2d3f1

12y↑2

I want to learn this

@FunkATeer-qk7hq

47w

A dream within a dream. And I am a dreamer 💜🎶🎵🎼💜

@NotableMovieClips

11y↑1

This is That Guy with the Glasses saying, there's no such thing as a stupid question, until YOU ask it.

@drargonph5705

Esto si es buena musica

@supated2

14y

@Giblinono A song is a song man. It's all music Music is the power to emote and take you somewhere else. It matters not if it's a sonata or a song. Fact is, its beautifully moving.

@El_Juli_studios

3y↑1

What scene from what show it remembers me this piece? 🤔

@m3m3h1h1

10y↑1

i wish i could play piano like this

@alfredofettuccine2397

This song is actually pretty easy..

@hilarcabynono9877

this is the best

@EBanker90

12y

Año 1801, para mi querida amada. Beethoven.

@Danoftouni

12y

This would be like the 'dubstep' of a few years ago, as in at the very forefront of musical innovation

@thegreatalmondo5509

4y↑6

I’m just a random kid searching up Beethoven

How innocent

@Hannah_Tamio

Error 5672 ur not special dude

@thegreatalmondo5509

4y↑1

Haku Yukiii neither are u

@PIERREBENITEZ

52w↑1

Vitamina para los oídos ❤💯

@OsmanHof

49w

what a peacefull

@gabriellukegacita3198

2y↑1

I've felt every note touching my soul smh

@shiningattheskyline3955

Im a virtuoso (i guess) on the guitar... but every part of me wants to learn the piano 3 octave arpeggios get kind of boring i guess... i want to learn both and learn from both.

@lovelords5444

Ahh. The music of life

@vinzelrato

There is, indeed, a before and after Gus Van Sant's 'Elephant'. Once you saw it, you can't hear this the same way you used to...Never again without it leaving a taste of tragic and blood deep within your soul...It is like listening to Ninth symphony after seeing 'A clockwork orange'

@vinzelrato

@@wellallbejudged.6864 WTF?!

@soniacuellar6260

8y↑3

Interview with a Vampire.... It's the song Lestat is playing before he attacks Claudie....

@gigachad-kh5si

Muito relaxante ❤️❤️❤️❤️

@stacystout9199

So eloquently written

@mklukes5212

I like this music #LOVEBEETHOVEN

@welcometomyparlour

14y

I love that Beethoven thought this was one his more boring pieces and couldn't understand its popularity.

@nadiad4062

he did..

@SevenStepsAhead

2y↑1

fun fact you can use this music ( a little bit changed ) in your own music .. you wont get any claims cause the song is over 70 years old..

@gold3npimp

12y

This is genius.. And I'm more of a thrash metal guy.

@-_therainbow_-7754

Igor descansa en paz 😭

@4Popsicle

13y

@TheNikecrazy123 That's not the one. The music of The Corpse Bride was entirely written for that movie.

@AlexD19931

13y

I love how there is only ONE dislike.

@toylyyusupow1515

❤lost my mind

@hayleejordan8339

2y↑1

I made up a music video with this, okay so it starts out with a man and his wife laying bed smiling at each other, it then moves to them getting ready...there brushing their teeth together and she spits toothpaste at him and he spits some back, they have a little laugh then finish getting ready. It then shows the man and wife walking around town in matching clothes, they stop by a coffee shop and it pans to them laughing and talking, the wife points to a puppy she sees out side and they both aw over it. They are seen next walking through a clothing store and the wife is playing runway model with her husband. They leave the store, they start to walk outside then they notice it starts to rain, they use their jackets to cover their heads and start to run for shelter. The wife runs far ahead of her husband so he chases her, when the first beat drops the wife runs into the street and gets hit by a car. The scene turns into slow motion showing the husband running towards her screaming. The scene cuts just before her body is shown then pans over to the husband in the hospital waiting room crying he waits for a while then finnaly the doctor comes out. He runs up to him and speaks to the doctor (we can't hear him, the only thing we can here the whole time is the song) the doctors slowly shakes his head back and forth, the husband out of shock falls to the ground and starts bawling. The next scene shows the man in the shower standing super still while looking down and crying, he slumps to the floor and it pans over to him sitting in a chair in the darkness with only the tv illuminating him drinking a bottle of beer. It zooms in on his face, he is unshaven and looks dirty. He then throws the bottle into the trash and we can see that he's been drinking alot because there's a pile of bottles. The next day he gets up to take a stroll to take his mind off things and while hes walking through town, he sees this woman that looks exactly like his wife, he runs up to her, grabs her shoulder, she spins around in terror. The woman is a splitting image of his wife. He starts mouthing "hey, hey it's me Amy, it's me..." She cups his cheek and says "I know hunny" the screen goes black, and the next thing that is show is the husband dead on the ground with police sirens and lights flashing, then screen slowly fades.

@Thunderwalken

10y

es una puta pasada

@icecube124

48w

Imagine this magic 😢

@PaulLKleiman

12y

Horowitz at his purest.

@nr13elin

12y

nice :)

@senatorstevenarmstrong7434

“Dad why is my name rose?”
“Because your mother loved roses.”
“Thanks dad!”
“You’re welcome piano sonata no. 14 in c sharp minor op. 27 no. 2 moonlight i. adagio sostenuto!”

@JacenAvencast

Why does it sound like static in the background?

@soilee7

13 years 😮

@primarchvulkan4013

24w↑2

Me when i kept my promise:

@leabuelo

13y

can you lower the volume please?

@mklukes5212

6y↑1

#BEETHOVENFOREVER

@TheNikecrazy123

13y

does anyone else notice this is what the man (johnny depp) played in the corpse bride? i love that. I forgot the name.

@Omfgwhtavid

13y

@1Cocknose1 Probobly, that's why it's stuck around so long

@alfredofettuccine2397

5y↑1

You could say that this is the first movement

@jerry-rk7yw

42w↑1

when you witness the fall of your once great empire at the hands of the invaders

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