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Is there a sound of crickets in this? Or maybe some birds chirping, I'm so confused I'm playing this on speakers of my old phone while sleeping, and I'm getting that sound, it's hard to distinguish as it's not loud and I'm not sure if it's in my head or here, someone please reply

If it's a collection of songs you've played yourself, can you upload the first Clair de lune separately? It's so good that I want to listen to it over and over again 🥺

The best stories are those that haven't been written yet. 📚

😘👌 Danke Dir!!! ""für's mitnehmen"", ich liebe es in Welten zu bummeln ich hatte die beste Zeit 🎉❤ habe die Ehre V

Интересная история. Одна из не многих,которая может заинтересовать и на некоторое время принести счастье❤ Благодарю автора истории❤

It’s 1867, and you still remember the days when life was cold-literally. Nights spent shivering under thin blankets, your breath visible in the freezing air, and mornings where you’d make your own bed because there was no one else to do it. Dinner at the end of the month was sparse, and the low hum of empty stomachs was the soundtrack to many evenings. Back then, you’d gaze enviously at the grand estates of the aristocracy, convinced it was your birthright to live like them, though fate had not been so kind. Your father, however, was no ordinary man. Smart and calculating, he saw opportunity where others saw despair. He took pity on the old neighbor-a woman cast out by her noble family after the scandal of a pre-marital pregnancy. It was a huge scandal (and still is, because it’s 1867, remember?). While the world turned its back on her, your father extended kindness, offering her food, mending her house, and showering her with compliments. He wasn’t doing it for charity; he’d heard the rumors of her royal blood and her fortune hidden away. When she passed, your father seized his moment. Searching through her modest home, he sliced open her mattress and was stunned by what spilled out-gold coins, one after another, enough to transform your family’s future forever. Gone were the days of growling stomachs and cold nights. With that fortune, your family bought their way into the finest part of town, mingling with the elite and attending grand balls. You, your father’s daughter through and through, inherited his knack for deception. You spun a flawless tale of noble lineage, convincing the upper class that you, too, were of royal descent. Your performance was so convincing that it earned you the ultimate prize: a marriage to the son of one of the wealthiest families. He wasn’t much-dull, plain, and uninspiring-but your mother’s wisdom echoed in your mind: “Love fades, but money is forever.” And so, you married him. But the real joy came when he was away. No longer bound by the constraints of playing the dutiful wife, you basked in the luxury of your new life, free to enjoy every ounce of the old money you’d married into. This playlist is for anyone who dreams of grandeur, of rising above humble beginnings and living a life drenched in opulence-where the past is left behind, and every moment is a celebration of cunning and ambition. 💎 To the cunning hearts and dreamers of luxury, enjoy. xoxo, dearvictorandvictoria

nah ya'll catfished me romanticizing Erik Satie like that. LML hahaha I googled him hoping he looked that hot.... nopeE

Beautiful! Merry Christmas & Happy New Year!! ❤️🎉💚❤️

15:50 ( Don't mind its for myself )

You think you like Satie until you hear these pieces with eccho and reverb. This is incredible, I loved it!!

Wow❤

The title intruiged me so i clicked as i had never heard of this composer. I was pleasantly surprised how i know his music from various movie soundtracks. So soothing for the soul. Just what i needed right now. Thank you

The first few notes reminded me of Minecraft lol

Горловчанка . Весенний день чист, как межстрочья стихов, как дух пресвятого от всех неприличий. Межстрочность пространства как суть облаков. И стало тепло, мило и ностальгично. Стеклянные горы омыты дождём. Вокруг зародилось цветение почек. В лохматую голову, что с ободком, втекают раздумья, созревшие ночью. Весеннелюбивый я, как соловей, поющий в затоне притихшего сада, в тени изумрудных и свежих ветвей её вспоминаю с какой-то усладой. Пушистость волос мне напомнил фонтан, а та тонкоствольная дива осина вдруг напоминает изысканный стан далёкой и мной не забытой дивчины. Поэзию слов с дерзкой правдою строк, каким подражал, по которым учился, забыть не дано, коль хотел бы, не смог. Им благодаря, словно ветви, развился. Весна пробуждает раздумную прыть. Моя память - верный и мудрый беседчик. Я не захотел красоту позабыть! Она в моём сердце, как в мантии жемчуг.

Why Beethoven Is the Greatest Composer of All Time Today, we’re stepping into the extraordinary, earth-shaking world of Ludwig van Beethoven, a name synonymous with passion, resilience, and musical genius. Often hailed as the "Architect of Emotion in Music," Beethoven's works are a masterclass in raw human expression, innovation, and timeless artistry. His compositions, from the thunderous symphonies to the tender piano sonatas, are more than music-they are the embodiment of triumph, struggle, and the limitless potential of the human spirit. Who Was Ludwig van Beethoven? Born in 1770 in Bonn, Germany, Beethoven was a pivotal figure in the transition from the Classical to the Romantic era in Western music. Despite battling deafness and personal turmoil, he forged a legacy as one of history's most influential and beloved composers. Beethoven was not just a musician but a revolutionary, whose works shattered boundaries and redefined what music could achieve. Fun Trivia About Beethoven: Deaf Yet Unstoppable: Beethoven began losing his hearing in his late twenties and was almost completely deaf when he composed many of his most iconic works, including the Ninth Symphony. Ode to Humanity: His Symphony No. 9, featuring the famous "Ode to Joy," is the first symphony to include vocal soloists and a full choir, a groundbreaking innovation of its time. A Reluctant Superstar: Beethoven was often called back for multiple encores at his performances, but his fiery temperament sometimes led him to leave in frustration. A Mystery and a Masterpiece: Beethoven’s Moonlight Sonata was named posthumously by a critic, but its haunting beauty remains one of the most cherished piano works ever written. Music That Broke Barriers: In 1977, like Bach, Beethoven's music was included on the Voyager Golden Record sent into space to represent humanity. Why Beethoven Is the Irresistible Best Beethoven’s genius lies in his ability to translate raw, unfiltered emotion into sound. His works traverse every aspect of human experience, from the intimate sorrow of his late string quartets to the victorious grandeur of his symphonies. Every piece carries a story-a journey of conflict, perseverance, and triumph. Listening to Beethoven is like witnessing a cosmic drama unfold. His music is electrifying and profound, capable of moving listeners to tears or stirring them to action. The Eroica Symphony redefined heroism, the Appassionata Sonata burns with intensity, and the Ode to Joy unites humanity in a shared vision of hope and brotherhood. Why His Music Matters Today Beethoven’s influence is universal. From classical to film scores, from rock to electronic, his innovations in harmony, structure, and expression have shaped the course of music history. His fearless spirit inspires not just musicians but anyone facing adversity-he proved that greatness is possible even in the face of overwhelming odds. Beethoven’s genius is his humanity. His music speaks to the core of who we are-imperfect, striving, and full of potential. It reminds us that even in struggle, beauty and greatness are within reach. The Magic of Beethoven Beethoven’s music is more than just sound-it’s a declaration of the indomitable human spirit. So, let his melodies sweep over you, let the harmonies ignite your soul, and discover why Ludwig van Beethoven is not just a composer but a beacon of resilience and brilliance. Enjoy the playlist! 🎶 xoxo, dearvictorandvictoria

Lol absolutely ruined him. Why is it slowed and reverbed , its all electronic and why in gods name do i hear bird sounds wtffff is this

Not mine at all - it makes me feel uncomfortable. It feels like everything repeats itself from minute 33 onwards. Kurt Atterberg is more my cup of tea.

"let's get some reverb up in this bitch" - Erik Satie. Holds down right pedal the entire piece and then runs recording through VST for max reverb. True story.

I love this website. The music is mesmerizing and the artwork to incredible!

Successful but lonely 😅

Is this computer generated or are there real artists involved? If there are (real artists) it would be good to list them for us listeners but also because it's proper to acknowledge them. . Tx

Thank you for sharing this ❤😊

Thank you very much!

Восхитительно❤

I keep Shazaming, but can’t find the specific version of Gymnopédie played at the beginning of this video. Anyone know the name of it?

I've been listening to Satie at least once a week for years. My "strange addiction" is Baroche (Bach & others), and Satie.

That quote is not mathing

This was literally such perfect timing cos I’m an overthinker and it helped me see reality 💀

You were just a boy of five when you first met her in the English gardens of your father’s estate. She was the daughter of the most beautiful woman in the kingdom-a beauty her daughter inherited effortlessly. At first, you didn’t get along. Always teasing, always bickering, like fire and water in constant clash. Even as teenagers, you were inseparable in the same school, though only to annoy and outwit each other. Both of you were bold, mischievous, and defiant of rules, unlike the other dutiful children who followed every expectation. You found in her a rebellious twin flame, someone who understood the thrill of being untamed. What began as playful rivalry grew into an alliance, a friendship forged in shared disdain for the ordinary. And then, somewhere in that alliance, feelings you couldn’t quite explain began to bloom. Others saw it before you did, often teasing, “You two are destined to marry one day.” You dismissed it, denied it with all the fervor of youth. Yet, the day came when you could no longer deny what had become undeniable. How had everyone known before you? One evening, after a grand royal ball when the castle lay in slumber, you and she lingered in the gardens beneath the moonlight. Laughing, teasing-until you caught her hand, your eyes meeting hers. In that moment, you knew. You were gazing into the eyes of your soulmate. The first kiss was a gentle explosion, a promise neither of you could put into words. From that night forward, you were inseparable. But love is not always enough, not in a world bound by rules and bloodlines. When the truth emerged that her mother, the renowned beauty, was not of noble blood but of common descent, the foundation of your world began to crumble. Your father, the King, could not bear the thought of a union that would tarnish the royal line. He forbade you from seeing her, locking you away when you defied him, silencing every attempt to argue, to fight for her. In the end, to protect her from the wrath of your family, you made the hardest decision of your life. You chose to let her go, to sever the bond that had once felt unbreakable. Not because you stopped loving her, but because love sometimes means sacrifice. This playlist reflects that bittersweet moment-the heartbreak of having to part ways with someone who feels like your other half. For anyone who has faced a love that the world wouldn’t let be, this is for you. Enjoy, xoxo, DearVictorandVictoria

hi, do you have this playlist on spotify??

This Prince is extremely handsome.

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Merry Christmas. We hope u have a good one! Thanks for the music like always!

I just can't turn it off like it's imopssible to stop listening to this just like that I feel so connected to this work of art it's like my soul singing and listening to this 💙💜🤎🌿🕊🌌🌬

Your artwork is just absolutely gorgeous. As is the music.

Wow. I’m dazzled.

56:06 my ear: 🎹 🎻🧘‍♂️ Also my other ear: 🥁🪗🎶📢🔊

Can never get enough of Gymnopédie No.1! Hands down the best piece of music I have ever heard. It's romantic, haunting, liberating, hurting, loving, soothing, nostalgic, melancholy and so much more. Ahhhhh.

So far my favorite🌻