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A CUÁNTOS HUMANOS MATÓ HITLER? SÓLO A SU PERRO Y SE SUICIDÓ. LOS 27 MILLONES DE SOVIÉTICOS MURIERON POR LOS SEGUIDORES DE HITLER. NO HAY GENERAL PELIGROSO SIN SOLDADOS.

HABRÍA QUE DEJAR DESCANSAR UN POCO A TCHAIKOVSKY. Gracias Piotr!!!

Los últimos valses murieron el 9/5/1945.

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26:33 the tenacious d song

"We are the music makers, and we are the dreamers of dreams" Authur O'Shaughnessy

Timestamps 1. Bizet - Habanera 0:01--2:04 2. Piazzolla - Libertango (Arr. for Cello and Orchestra) (Bizet - Carmen) 2:05--7:17 3. Piazzolla - Oblivion 7:25-- 11:41 4. Camille Saint-Saëns - Danse macabre 11:46-- 18:48 5. Mozart - Adagio And Fugue In C Minor 18:55--22:45 6. Mozart - Symphony №40 22:50--28:53 7. Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata 28:58-34:30 Please alert me of any problems! Thanks

Timestamps :) 1. Kara Karaev - Drie Miniaturen: III - Danse 0:00--1:22 2. Kara Karaev - Seven Beauties Waltz 1:27--4:56 3. Tchaikovsky - Sleeping Beauty Act I, Op. 66: No. 6 5:01--9:35 4. Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No. 1 9:40--18:42 5. Fuat Mansurov - The Royal Bride: Overture 18:47-- 25:03 6. Schnittke - Clowns and Kids Suite : V. Waltz 25:12-- 26:52 7. Glinka/Balakirev - The Lark 27:07-- 32:26 8. Schnittke - Tango 32:35--35:06 Tell me if there's anything wrong with the timestamps! Thanks (Kara Karaev was also known as Gara Garayev and Qara Qarayev. Depends on how you romanize it)

Actually, Shostakovich belongs to the second half of the XXth century☝🤓

Best playlist fr❤

aquí estamos escuchando buena música, mientras hacemos trabajos académicos, porque con esta música mejora tu concentración y te da armonía

Esta playlist es simplemente arte puro.

I wanna meet you. I wanna solve your problems , Krasikov.

fnaf fans listening tô the First song makes nostalgia hit on them

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Some parts taste like old turkish classical music. I love it

anyone here reading this , we keep this music alive

While I'm reading Idiot by Dostoevsky

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well... if nobody else is gonna do it... 0:01 Brahms - Hungarian dance Nº5 2:12 Swan Lake, Act III, Op. 20, TH 12: No. 20, Pt. 2, Russian Dance. Moderato - Andate simplice (name credit to @gracchusgrossetete2833) 5:46 Rachmaninoff - Italian Polka 9:02 Beethoven's silence - ernesto cortazar 11:50 Alfred Schnittke - These free butterflies 14:17 Chopin - Nocturne Op. 55 No. 1 in F Minor 18:59 Starry Night - Brian Crain 8. 22:45 Serhat Erdem - Adını Rüzgara Fısılda 25:06 Franz Gordon - The Tired Summer 28:32 Gavin Luke - North of Hope first 6 time stamps credit to @yasmina4339 also on part one i saw someone explain the painting in the background which is cool so im gonna for this. the painting is called "НИКОЛАЙ НЕВРЕВ. Мочалов среди почитателей. 1888" which I think in English would be said as "Nikolai Nevrev. Mochalov among the admirers. 1888." which was painted by Nevrev Nikolai Vasilyevich, and to clear any confusion the person in this painting isn't himself it's Pavel Stepanovich Mochalov which was a famous actor during the time. I'm assuming off the name that it was painted in 1888, or at least published then. Basically Pavel Stepanovich Mochalov (the guy in the center of the scene) was a iconic figure in theater. It's a pretty simple painting but was for some reason really hard to find any information about this painting. Lmk if any of this info is wrong I might've gotten some names wrong in translation. sources: john-petrov.livejournal.com/972696.html?style=mine#cutid1 19thcenturyrusspaint.blogspot.com/2012/05/nikolai-nevrev.html www.maly.ru/people?name=MochalovP ru.m.wikisource.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D0%B0%D0%B2%D0%B5%D0%BB_%D0%9C%D0%BE%D1%87%D0%B0%D0%BB%D0%BE%D0%B2_(%D0%A1%D0%BE%D0%B1%D0%BE%D0%BB%D0%B5%D0%B2)

A paragon of musical excellence, epitomizing the pinnacle of aristocratic sophistication.

This use do be a good playlist until they overloaded in with ads

Tom jarry 😅🤔🙄

Recommended when u trippin on mushrooms

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beautiful meloody nice very good nice gos morninng are you hongry o yes somadic biches yuo pussy boy ma night

The first few notes sounded very similar to the Succession OST (Adagio in C minor), guess that's where Nicholas Britell got the inspo

oh man i love the comment section, if anyone wants to connect make friends hit me up, i am in a desperate need of people like you guys

I remember back then when we used to listen to this banger with my mates at 1884 in Vienna

Brilliantly is best appreciated by those who can only bare witness to said brilliance.

this is real music.....love it!!!

I knew I was going to love this playlist when I heard the first piece (one of my favorites)

"Suffering is permanent, obscure and dark and shares the nature of infinity": William Wordsworth

I listened to this before I snuck out and while I was walking to the park to go read. The best reading session of my life.

Agradeço por ser diferente ...

listen at 1.25

Whats the meaning of the title?

This russian dance is so aesthetic, I've heard it for the first time in a ballet I watched in Madrid, the Swan Lake. It was an unforgettable experience! this song is fascinating.

quality

Wasn't it, the Nietzschean phrase in the video, "[...] life would be a mistake"?

Why does the first piece remind me so much of Osamu Dazai

Знаете, иногда настолько сильно устаешь от информационного шума, учебы, людей, что даже спокойные песни отдаются болью в голове и только классическая музыка способна очистить разум от лишних переживаний

Such a shame that the last 2 songs are MIDI garbage.

Oh my God, the singing of the Lacrimosa is horrifically off-key. My father's off-key singing in the shower is preferable. Dear lord in heaven.

17 years old?

Love this playlist please like so I can return on this again.

⬇️ 315 years old?

For those who may wonder, the name of the painting is "Toc d'oració", by Modest Urgell, a catalan painter inspired by loneliness of the Empordà region

12:50 OH MEMEA

Love it :) Keeping me sane at work.