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411 Tell me your fable A fable Tell me your fable Tell me your…

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Comments from YouTube:

@sofiabosco7892

42w↑31

Chopin 39
Mendelssohn 38
Mozart 35
So sad they died so young

@abrahamjh5742

42w↑14

Schubert: 31
Schumann: 45
Fanny: 42

@vinifebriantiputri944

16w↑3

One of Baroque Composer 27 😢

@manuelstella1487

11w↑2

Giovanni Battista Pergolesi (1710 - 1736), Italian Composer, died 26.

@jddrew1000

6w↑1

Juvenitino Rosas was 26

@paragon7467

Clara: 76
Liszt: 74
Straus: 85
Saint-Saëns: 86
Stravinsky: 88

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@DmitriShostakovichDSCH

46w↑72

RIP my composer friends 😔

@secondchairmusic

46w↑18

I’m glad that you didn’t have to suffer that long, Shosty…

@LudwigVan_Beethoven

35w↑5

Don't worry, I'm still alive.

@DmitriShostakovichDSCH

35w↑5

@LudwigVan_Beethoven Hello beethoven! How are you? (Thanks for the inspiration, by the way)

@Frederic_Francois_Chopin

32w↑4

I am alive as well.

@LudwigVan_Beethoven

32w↑1

@@DmitriShostakovichDSCH Good, how about you?

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@hoangkimviet8545

46w↑28

With regard to the case of Brahms, there is a story that after visiting the funeral of Anton Bruckner in 1896, Brahms said “It will be my time soon”. And, as a prediction, one year later, Brahms passed away.

@secondchairmusic

46w↑2

😔😔

@secondchairmusic

46w↑26

As weird as this might sound, I’ve always had a sort of strange fascination with the macabre, especially as it pertains to prominent figures. As an avid reader of biographies, it’s always a poignant moment for me once I reach the end, when the subject is faced with his or her own mortality. These composers, who lead incredibly productive, creative, and impactful lives, died just like ordinary mortals, reminding us that even the most extraordinary journeys ultimately come to a humble end.

@yingyangmapper5399

46w↑30

This could be turned into a series! Really love the storytelling

@secondchairmusic

45w↑4

Why, thank you! You know, this video was actually supposed to be longer; I originally had 10 composers on my list. But, in my attempt to learn what style yields higher viewer retention, I opted for a shorter video. I think it was the right choice! People watched a much higher percentage of this one. Perhaps I should make a part 2...

@alicelord6552

46w↑7

This made me cry 😢😢😢😢

@secondchairmusic

46w↑2

😔😔

@Franciszt

46w↑15

AMAZING! The imagery was really vivid, the backgrounds worked really well, and it was like a mini documentary! You did such a good job on this one, probably one of my favorites so far.

@Franciszt

46w↑2

Just to clarify, I meant imagery in terms of the dialogue.

@secondchairmusic

46w↑2

Aww, thank u very much, Fran! You know, I was originally planning on not doing any voice over for this one and just using text (because I haaaate the sound of my voice sometimes). But I’m glad I changed my mind! Working with the other voice actors was pretty fun as well! Additionally, I recently studied a bit about sound design from the amazing editors here on YT, and I had lots of fun with all the sound effects for this vid!

@lilyofthevalley1811

30w

@@secondchairmusic What?! I love your voice! Interesting video btw. Hope to see more soon!

@secondchairmusic

30w↑1

@@lilyofthevalley1811 I've never felt self-conscious about my voice until I started making videos. 😅😅 Now, it's the one element I'm slightly paranoid about. The moment I have the resources to hire a real narrator, I'm DOING IT!!

@lilyofthevalley1811

30w

@@secondchairmusic I understand you, but it's nice, really!

@Newriverartist

29w↑6

I am a big Chopin fan. I love music and play my piano every day. I am a professional artist and I share my paintings and demos here. Cheers on a Friday!

@secondchairmusic

29w↑1

I’m a big Chopin fan too! (Although I can’t really play a lot of his music…my piano skills are not up to snuff)

Cheers to you too!

@Newriverartist

29w↑1

He is one of my favorites and I love playing his music but some of them would require a lot of practice as they are difficult. Such a great artist!

@sergeirachmaninoff4467

46w↑8

What an amazing and interesting video! You should be much more popular! 😁

@secondchairmusic

46w↑3

Thank u very much Rach! I’m honored to have such a remarkable composer such as yourself watching my videos! 🙏

@The_Guy_Who_Asked_06

46w↑18

For anyone who doesn't know, "non plus" means "no more".

@krishlama6167

46w↑3

Thanks, Cortot !

@Brandonwashere3103

46w↑2

poor man

@Franciszt

46w

Thanks!

@minjade4791

26w

Thank you 😅

@wombat5628

So the doctor asked him in English, and Chopin replied in French.

@wombat5628

5w↑1

Thank you for the historical deathbed photos and drawings. Truth is, every one of them will continue to live centuries after we youtubers and the viewers are long dead. 🌲🌹

@samuelwidyanto1211

46w↑1

Yes, FINALLY! thank you for posting.

@deesavedbyGodsgrace

44w↑4

Im interested and inlove with Classical and would love to study the lives of these well known classical musicians! Thank you for creating this channel! Im a new supporter and a fan! 🎉❤

@secondchairmusic

44w↑1

I'm glad you're enjoying the vids! I hope you will stick around!

@Sunkem1Not6Hacks

46w↑3

Once more, another banger video!

@secondchairmusic

46w↑1

Awww, thanks!! Glad u enjoyed!

@palmeranimations

“Don’t be sad it ended, be happy it happened’
-snappylonghead

@triebschen

6w↑1

Such a beautiful and delicate work of art! Amazed by the selection of drawings, photos and videos, by the heartfelt text, by the beautiful voice of the lady that speaks....a truly gem of knowledge and sensibility! ❤

@secondchairmusic

Your comment is very sweet. Thank you! 🥰

@secondchairmusic

Your comment is very sweet. Thank you! 🥰

@freddiethegreat

46w↑5

The pieces of music I find comfort in are often the ones written in a time where the composer needed comfort himself.
Music is one way of expressing emotion, and to dismiss classical music as boring just because it’s “slow” ect. really underestimates the hard work and time the composer spent. And I understand, if classical music is not your taste that’s fine! But just appreciate the hard work that allowed the composer to create such art!
That being said, I wish these composers eternal happiness in the afterlife. They created masterpieces that will forever be timeless.. RIP 🤍🤍🤍🕊️🕊️🕊️

Btw sorry I wrote such a long comment 🥴😅

@user-bl7hl8sr1c

36w↑1

I just stumbled across your channel, I love it ! You have a very beautiful voice as well. 😍❤

@secondchairmusic

36w

WELL, WELL, WELL!!! 😏😏 found you.

@user-bl7hl8sr1c

36w

I WAS WAITING FOR YOU … 😏

@secondchairmusic

36w

😘😘

@secondchairmusic

36w

“I jUsT sTuMbLeD aCrOsS YoUr cHaNneL” 😏😏

@secondchairmusic

36w

For a split second, I thought this was a new person finding my vid. 😂😂😂 I was thinking “aww, I appreciate the compliment on my manly voice”…and then I realized…

@paolotaglia1

32w

This channel is criminally underrated

@secondchairmusic

32w↑1

Admittedly, I’m criminally slow in uploading. 😅😅 I’m sabotaging my own growth. 😭😭

@mariar4431

11w↑1

Very interesting, albeit sad. Thank you.

@secondchairmusic

11w

Glad you enjoyed it!

@bmulato5921

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ genial !!!

@user-mv2sx2ze3k

38w↑5

6:50 schubert is on the right

@minjade4791

26w

Wut

@Brandonwashere3103

46w↑4

wow powerful video

@secondchairmusic

46w

I’m glad you liked it ☺️☺️

@Brandonwashere3103

46w↑1

@@secondchairmusic well i love all your videos :)

@secondchairmusic

46w

🥹🥹

@Brandonwashere3103

46w↑1

@@secondchairmusic :)))) ur fun

@RentalSprayer

Imagine if Chopin would've lived longer and how many more songs he could've written?! R.I.P all my fav composers 😔

@corintomartins5823

Eu lamento 😢

@Juniecataj

Rp to my favorite composers chopins death made me cry pitty pitty to late!

@ShadowCXC-ok4ff

38w↑1

Since you talked about Chopin i wanted to know something, since his Etude Op. 25, No. 12 is considered the easiest Op. etude of the Op, 25 set, ¿is it really amazing how fast Grigory Sokolov touched the piece? or it isn't?

@ShadowCXC-ok4ff

38w↑1

I say it because in the videos where he touches the piece(i think there´s only one) everybody says it's unhuman and awesome

@vinifebriantiputri944

14w

One of Five was Heart Burial🍓
I listen all of their "Roh" in Indonesian, is "Soul
😢😢😢

@pierogd5501

Aren't Chopin's last words about him wanted to be cut open before buried? I'm just curious 😅

@Real_Scriabin_Official

42w↑1

PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON SORABJI!

@Real_Scriabin_Official

42w

Or myself, but to a lesser extent would I be excited.

@secondchairmusic

42w

If I do, it'll also incorporate your fellow compatriot, Rachmaninoff!

@lisys511

36w

Whos sorabji?

@Real_Scriabin_Official

36w

@@lisys511 Sorabji was a great English/Indian composer that made an effort to combine the Indian classical tradition with the western one, and in the process invented an extremely unique experimental style which incorporates unorthodox rhythms and harmonies. His vast piano piece portfolio is often known for its use of three staves which he uses to notate his extremely complex music. All that said, his music is an acquired taste, and as such, it requires a lot of effort from the listener to get any enjoyment, hence it’s obscure nature. Here is the channel on YouTube with the best interpretations of Sorabji’s works: @musicforever60

@Vladsie

@@lisys511 His grandmother.

@JackWGhug

20w

Secondchair you should do liszt on this

@Senhor_Bolacha

13w

Why you dont cite Chopin receiving the last sacraments during him death? This is one of the most important facts about Chopin life that no ones talk about.

@emilialecce6326

41w

Why Lili boulanger i Lost him😢

@lpa9974

14w↑1

This is really morbid when it could have been educational.

@wombat5628

There are plenty of "educational" videos about these composer out there but I haven't seen one like this. It's history. "Death" had an important meaning to these composers.