"It was after 1 am and I had just gotten back from a full day teaching in Boulder. I lived in an isolated cabin, high in the Rocky Mountains, three miles in from the highway. Each winter I had to ski in and out from at least November through March. The weather was cold, so cold that the air felt like brittle glass. There was a full moon. A couple of inches of new snow had fallen making everything sparkling fresh and white. I started skiing uphill to get warm and thankful I had the right wax on my skis as it would have been extremely difficult to change wax in the bitter cold. I was the only living person for miles in a perfectly still white arctic world. It was magical. About halfway in I noticed coyote tracks in the road. There were four or five of them. I could hear them howling at the moon about a half mile ahead of me. (These were the same coyotes that would make a large circuit every couple of nights walking through the meadow by my cabin. I could see their tracks all winter.) I decided to announce my presence so I pressed the play button on a cassette player I had in my backpack. The music was the ethereal Prelude to Act I of Wagner's opera Lohengrin. The coyotes stopped howling as I'm sure they had never heard Wagner before. The music ended with the loud crash of cymbals just as I made the final turn into my cabin. When I reached the cabin I checked the outside thermometer. It was stuck as low as it could go -30 degrees below zero.
@arykk "so the Juden will be no more after the last one falls into deaths embrace, and finally mankind's final and most resolvent cadence will be complete into a perfect tonic, and purity will be restored" -Richard Wagner. Wagner's words ring in my ears every time I hear this musik, words that do not compete with the music in beauty but instead enhance it! I doubt there can be a dry eye or a shallow heart! In the presence of such beauty!
Couldn't agree more with the comments about this music. In general, Wagner's music can be a bit over-bearing and bombastic, but not this wonderful piece. It took a genius to write it. It's moving and beautiful. Thank you, Richard.
Non posso credere che ancora oggi ci sia qualcuno che possa sottovalutare il GENIO.!!! Non esiste nella storia della musica qualcuno più grande di lui. Basterebbe il TRISTANO -l'opera più completa - a fare di Wagner il più grande compositore della storia.
This prelude is perhaps the most sublime music ever written--it touches one's heart and spirit--and reminds one of a better world. the composer's inspiration of having the trumpet introduce the divine melody very softly (an instrument not often given this opportunity) is pure genius....then it all develops and glows into a beautiful musical radiance--a blue ether descending from the sky with shards of golden light--as the composer said--most certainly I want this music played at my funeral.
I played this on the very last day of school which was a graduation rehearsal before the big day of graduation... I just sat under a tree on the green cool somewhat wet grass in the shade with the cool wind blowing and the sun near the horizon while listening to this beautiful piece... looking directly at the front of my high school Vista Del Lago... There and then.. I started reminiscing about my schools years from pre-school to then.. It wasnt honestly a great experience as i didnt really have friends and just played on the swings and the other playsets on the playground during recess and lunch... Middle school was just me playing on my phone watching funny youtube videos which somehow i now miss... High was the same too... Its just that every day when school was over, i looked very forward to playing Xbox live and playing some of the best titles like halo... The kid who wasnt worried about his furture because it did seem it was far from reach at the time... But man... How time flew by very fast... I didnt necessarily liked school but im glad i got to be a student to a few teachers that were kind and funny to me... I'll always consider them friends and even some janitors and Campos... I sat there with almost sweet relief and also... A bit of sadness... My childhood has finally... Came to an end... Im no longer the careless kid who wasnt worried about his future yet... I realized... A chapter of my life has ended... Now... Life begins... June 12th, class of 2019
Wagner is a musical giant. This piece has great beauty and underlying power. He creates a tension, which he refuses to resolve until we reach the majestic climax. Awe inspiring. When I hear it I have to stop what I'm doing and just listen. Genius!
A wonderful beauty which haunts my heart in a very sweet and melancholic way. I have no words for this masterpiece. This is beyond all the languages in the world.
How do I know this is Georg Solti an the Chicago Symphony? It just is. No other recent interpreter and orchestra has come close to Solti / Chicago (in my humble opinion). There is an indefinable "sweetness" to this orchestral playing that enables me to "pin-point" Solti / Chicago. Wagner's music is etherial. If you like this you'll love the entire opera for a lifetime!
A beautiful piece. A song I hold dear, and one I’ve held dear since childhood. Maybe not technically the greatest song out of all the old composers, but definitely my favorite.
Wagner for all time. Sublime music from the paragon of composers who, along with Bach, was among the most gifted to have ever lived. Music such as this is belongs to a different world, to a race of angels. How fortunate are we, for this undeserved visitation, for this gift of music supreme.
It is near to impossible for me to reckon with anyone creating such extraordinarily beautiful music that brings me to tears every single time I'm blessed to hear it.
I'm so glad I've found this piece of beautiful music! I first heard it on Charles Chaplin's film The Great Dictator. I tried finding this music for years, but was unable to find a version without Charlie talking through it, haha. Thank you for uploading!
I do believe that this is my favourite overture; that it took me the longest time to find one that I could enjoy since someone's decided to post it five different ways, at least…it was not a delight to the ears quite so much as this one is…Thank You!...
You immediately think of opera and only opera when you here the name "Wagner", but he was also a master of just pure orchestral composing. I mean, just LISTEN to this !!!
agreed--wagner was light years ahead of his contemporaries with regards not only to themes, orchestration but a very advanced emotional fabric--that's genius...
@Marianitomiron Y yo le respondo con un abrazo también a usted respetable Marianito, es agradable saber que este tipo de interpretaciones no queden olvidadas y sean disfrutadas en tiempos contemporáneos. El saludo que le mando es desde México.
You are absolutely right. I am Jewish and didn't listen to Wagner for over 40 years, until "by accident" I heard to prelude to act one of Parsifal. Since then, I'm hooked. Surely, with Richard Strauss, the master of orchestral writing.
it may interest you to know that wagner had a lot of jewish friends and colleagues. this is divine music--I don't care what nationality is of anything--if its good, its good!
Este vídeo lo conoci precisamente hace 15 años en Medellín, con motivo de un viaje turístico que hay ice allá, se de Lohengrin desde hace más de 30 años y es una de mis óperas favoritas: Por algo mis padres me llamaron Lohengrin
Never mind all the negative response. For me it is the most beautiful music I have ever heard and I hope to watch the full opera sometime with my wife and children. It would be my last whish on this $#%^$# earth!
@leavesyoubreathless Wagner for all time. Sublime music from the paragon of composers who, along with Bach, was among the most gifted to have ever lived. Music such as this is belongs to a different world, to a race of angels. How fortunate are we, for this undeserved visitation, for this gift of music supreme.
As a classicaly trained cellist I have always admired wagner. Hus style of composing allows all parts to be heard clearly and each has their own importance in every piece. I love this song and I always find myself listening to it for fun. Also Jon Graham uses this a lot during the sad moments in Arby n' the Chief, one of my favorite internet series.
This is one of my favorite pieces of music. Beautiful and delicate, almost fragile like crystal, and yet it reveals great strength when the brass comes in.
I concur with the Findlandator. Being a musical genius doesn't guarantee a good character. What is good about Wagner is with us for all the world to share
I agree. I saw this for the first time at the Royal Opera House in London a couple of years ago and it was utterly captivating. This prelude is stunning. The purity of sound which I believe is meant to represent a vision of the holy grail coming down to earth is completely ethereal. The first note on the violin as it pierces through the auditorium is at once groundbreaking and contemporary.
What a given gift . Wagner transcended an absolute and endless musical beauty . The more I listen the more I perceive the beauty in more elevated perspective.
"It was after 1 am and I had just gotten back from a full day of teaching in Boulder. I lived in an isolated cabin high in the Rocky Mountains, three miles in from the highway. I would have to ski in and out all winter, at least from mid-November to mid-March. The weather was cold, so cold that the air felt like brittle glass. There was a full moon. A couple of inches of new snow had fallen making everything sparkling fresh and white. I started skiing the beginning uphill part to get warm and thankful I had the right wax on my skis as it would have been extremely difficult to change wax in the bitter cold. I was the only living person for miles in a perfectly still white arctic world. It was magical. About halfway in I noticed coyote tracks in the road. There were four or five of them. I could hear them howling at the moon about a half mile ahead of me. (These were the same coyotes that would make a large circuit every couple of nights walking through the meadow by my cabin. I could see their tracks all winter.) I decided to announce my presence to them so I pressed the play button on a cassette player I had in my backpack. The music was the ethereal masterpiece, the Prelude to Act I of Wagner's opera Lohengrin. The coyotes stopped howling as I'm sure they had never heard Wagner before. The music ended in a loud crash of cymbals just as I made the final turn into my cabin. When I reached the cabin I checked the thermometer. It was stuck as low as it could go -30 degrees below zero.
@Marianitomiron Ja, no hay problema, es bueno saber que hay muchas personas que tienen su lenguaje español muy nutrido, variedad de palabras, eso lo admiro mucho, y de personas de la Argentina me ha tocado presenciar a muchos que como usted les gusta escribir palabras que ponen en alto nuestro maravilloso lenguaje. Dejando a un lado a los que les gusta escribir sandeces porque han aprendido a usar el teclado, este medio podría ser muy agradable. Un saludo para usted desde Jalisco, México.
lohengrin is a masterpiece, also happens to be my favorite Wagner work, one can appreciate the music without appreciating the composer's beliefs on certain things...
I think this recording is by the Vienna Philharmonic, conducted by Georg Solti. It's a gorgeous performance, featuring the voices of Plácido Domingo, Jessye Norman, Hans Sotin, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau .
@Evenizer120 Es un gusto poder compartir esto, y ver que se puede entablar un diálogo melónamano en youtube, un medio tan propenso a las opiniones irrespetuosas. Saludos cordiales desde Buenos Aires!
a beautiful romantic prelude which goes dep in the heart.. Whatever was wagner political dark ideas . His symphonic music and coros are above all ideologies (which has his dreadfull darkness).Forget evey materiel jewels and just listen to eternity
Una deliciosa interpretación de Wagner y definitivamente una de las mejores obras maestras que he escuchado, he sido llevado al cielo y al estar ahí experimentado una sensación muy hermosa.
In my video response, I just happened to catch this beautiful piece of music as I made a video of my dog and myself riding back from a walk, and it just seemed to fit perfectly with the scenery on the back roads from there through part of the Loch Raven Watershed to my house.
Every time I hear this beautiful song I think of Charlie Chaplin's dance with the globe balloon in the Great Dictator. It never fails to make me smile.
It took me a long time to understand Wagners music. Lohengrin was the entrance. The story is not too complicated and the music is of heavenly beauty. Here in Amsterdam I'll go and see Parcifal in June. I'll go together with a friend who knows much about the more complicated story.
"It was after 1 am and I had just gotten back from a full day teaching in Boulder. I lived in an isolated cabin, high in the Rocky Mountains, three miles in from the highway. Each winter I had to ski in and out from at least November through March. The weather was cold, so cold that the air felt like brittle glass. There was a full moon. A couple of inches of new snow had fallen making everything sparkling fresh and white. I started skiing uphill to get warm and thankful I had the right wax on my skis as it would have been extremely difficult to change wax in the bitter cold. I was the only living person for miles in a perfectly still white arctic world. It was magical. About halfway in I noticed coyote tracks in the road. There were four or five of them. I could hear them howling at the moon about a half mile ahead of me. (These were the same coyotes that would make a large circuit every couple of nights walking through the meadow by my cabin. I could see their tracks all winter.) I decided to announce my presence so I pressed the play button on a cassette player I had in my backpack. The music was the ethereal Prelude to Act I of Wagner's opera Lohengrin. The coyotes stopped howling as I'm sure they had never heard Wagner before. The music ended with the loud crash of cymbals just as I made the final turn into my cabin. When I reached the cabin I checked the outside thermometer. It was stuck as low as it could go -30 degrees below zero.
Thank you JonCJG, thank you.....
"Scrabble after?"
"You're on, Ar-bud."
Brings a tear to my eye everytime
Ma jeunesse au Congo Belge! La musique qui a hanté mes bivouacs au clair de lune sous le ciel étoilé dans la brousse congolaise.
@arykk "so the Juden will be no more after the last one falls into deaths embrace, and finally mankind's final and most resolvent cadence will be complete into a perfect tonic, and purity will be restored" -Richard Wagner.
Wagner's words ring in my ears every time I hear this musik, words that do not compete with the music in beauty but instead enhance it! I doubt there can be a dry eye or a shallow heart! In the presence of such beauty!
Couldn't agree more with the comments about this music. In general, Wagner's music can be a bit over-bearing and bombastic, but not this wonderful piece. It took a genius to write it. It's moving and beautiful. Thank you, Richard.
@Steven Moore Baseless and stupid comment.
Sir Georg Solti conducting the Vienna Philharmonic in one of Wagner's most beautiful Preludes.
Non posso credere che ancora oggi ci sia qualcuno che possa sottovalutare il GENIO.!!! Non esiste nella storia della musica qualcuno più grande di lui. Basterebbe il TRISTANO -l'opera più completa - a fare di Wagner il più grande compositore della storia.
This prelude is perhaps the most sublime music ever written--it touches one's heart and spirit--and reminds one of a better world. the composer's inspiration of having the trumpet introduce the divine melody very softly (an instrument not often given this opportunity) is pure genius....then it all develops and glows into a beautiful musical radiance--a blue ether descending from the sky with shards of golden light--as the composer said--most certainly I want this music played at my funeral.
Like a prelude to heaven, this is perfection.
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I played this on the very last day of school which was a graduation rehearsal before the big day of graduation... I just sat under a tree on the green cool somewhat wet grass in the shade with the cool wind blowing and the sun near the horizon while listening to this beautiful piece... looking directly at the front of my high school Vista Del Lago... There and then.. I started reminiscing about my schools years from pre-school to then.. It wasnt honestly a great experience as i didnt really have friends and just played on the swings and the other playsets on the playground during recess and lunch... Middle school was just me playing on my phone watching funny youtube videos which somehow i now miss... High was the same too... Its just that every day when school was over, i looked very forward to playing Xbox live and playing some of the best titles like halo... The kid who wasnt worried about his furture because it did seem it was far from reach at the time... But man... How time flew by very fast... I didnt necessarily liked school but im glad i got to be a student to a few teachers that were kind and funny to me... I'll always consider them friends and even some janitors and Campos... I sat there with almost sweet relief and also... A bit of sadness... My childhood has finally... Came to an end... Im no longer the careless kid who wasnt worried about his future yet... I realized... A chapter of my life has ended... Now... Life begins...
June 12th, class of 2019
if i go to space, i would like to go, listening to this song. and watching the stars dancing with the universe,
Wagner is a musical giant. This piece has great beauty and underlying power. He creates a tension, which he refuses to resolve until we reach the majestic climax. Awe inspiring. When I hear it I have to stop what I'm doing and just listen. Genius!
Det bästa som skrivits som i musiken. Så underbar musik !!!! Wagner är the best!!!!
A wonderful beauty which haunts my heart in a very sweet and melancholic way. I have no words for this masterpiece. This is beyond all the languages in the world.
Too bad Wagner was an antisemite
He thought they were a bit much.
How do I know this is Georg Solti an the Chicago Symphony? It just is. No other recent interpreter and orchestra has come close to Solti / Chicago (in my humble opinion). There is an indefinable "sweetness" to this orchestral playing that enables me to "pin-point" Solti / Chicago.
Wagner's music is etherial. If you like this you'll love the entire opera for a lifetime!
The magic of the music is alive... I am living it and proclaim it for all of them that wish a Lohengrin would appear in their lives...
A beautiful piece. A song I hold dear, and one I’ve held dear since childhood. Maybe not technically the greatest song out of all the old composers, but definitely my favorite.
Whomever.....its wondrous. Makes me feel like one would feel dying and going to Heaven.
Wagner for all time. Sublime music from the paragon of composers who, along with Bach, was among the most gifted to have ever lived. Music such as this is belongs to a different world, to a race of angels. How fortunate are we, for this undeserved visitation, for this gift of music supreme.
It is near to impossible for me to reckon with anyone creating such extraordinarily beautiful music that brings me to tears every single time I'm blessed to hear it.
Evil? He was a damn saint. God blessed him with the unique ability to compose the best music ever known to mankind.
So so so beautiful. Music of heaven.
Music of the spears. 🪽
Wagner at his finest... this piece is so delicate and ethereal, one cannot help but want to cry. :_-)
yes. its divine music. completely inspirational.
I'm so glad I've found this piece of beautiful music! I first heard it on Charles Chaplin's film The Great Dictator. I tried finding this music for years, but was unable to find a version without Charlie talking through it, haha. Thank you for uploading!
Je ne pas Ecouter sans mes larmes cette symphonie m'envie mon moi !!
"Here's not here", such a beautiful song with a beautiful episode of twd
I just saw this opera on Sunday. Enjoyed it immensely mostly for the preludes in each act.
Rip Scott
Beautiful and sublime....this music is leaping into another world....thank you
Makes me cry every time I listen to it! Beautiful!
I do believe that this is my favourite overture; that it took me the longest time to find one that I could enjoy since someone's decided to post it five different ways, at least…it was not a delight to the ears quite so much as this one is…Thank You!...
You immediately think of opera and only opera when you here the name "Wagner", but he was also a master of just pure orchestral composing. I mean, just LISTEN to this !!!
agreed--wagner was light years ahead of his contemporaries with regards not only to themes, orchestration but a very advanced emotional fabric--that's genius...
@Marianitomiron Y yo le respondo con un abrazo también a usted respetable Marianito, es agradable saber que este tipo de interpretaciones no queden olvidadas y sean disfrutadas en tiempos contemporáneos.
El saludo que le mando es desde México.
You are absolutely right. I am Jewish and didn't listen to Wagner for over 40 years, until "by accident" I heard to prelude to act one of Parsifal. Since then, I'm hooked. Surely, with Richard Strauss, the master of orchestral writing.
it may interest you to know that wagner had a lot of jewish friends and colleagues. this is divine music--I don't care what nationality is of anything--if its good, its good!
Sod all these terrible comments, I still would wish with all my heart to hear this beautiful piece as I pass into the next world.
Best comment dear soul
@@jodyhill5624 ahh, a kindred heart, thank you Jody all these years later.
Outstanding, unique performance whose beauty culminates in 06:35 onwards. A vintage recording!
This is so marvelous Music, sensitive and yet powerful... it is divine.
yes, its divine. that's the only word for it--sublime would be another good word. its beyond 'good' music obviously.
Este vídeo lo conoci precisamente hace 15 años en Medellín, con motivo de un viaje turístico que hay ice allá, se de Lohengrin desde hace más de 30 años y es una de mis óperas favoritas: Por algo mis padres me llamaron Lohengrin
Never mind all the negative response. For me it is the most beautiful music I have ever heard and I hope to watch the full opera sometime with my wife and children. It would be my last whish on this $#%^$# earth!
Genius. Just love for Europa's culture and her people.
This is the music I imagine every time I picture any heavenly heroic knight
I must say the conductor waved his baton superbly here.
this music is really inspiring!
this wonderful Oprea actually tells a legend story of our small german hometown 'Cleves' ... this makes us sooo incredible proud!!
Utterly sublime, a real de-stressing piece.
most bautiful piece of music i have ever heard
I played this this year and it is so beautiful when you are with the orchestra and working with so many people to create this amazing piece
@leavesyoubreathless Wagner for all time. Sublime music from the paragon of composers who, along with Bach, was among the most gifted to have ever lived. Music such as this is belongs to a different world, to a race of angels. How fortunate are we, for this undeserved visitation, for this gift of music supreme.
He like Beethoven also very very much
Thank you, ItzhakRoxMySox for the upload. Heard this in concert last night and it was wonnnnderful! Had to look it up right away.
impresionante esta musica te emocina hasta lo mas prufundo del alma.
So beautifully inspiring!
SDMB
Simply Beautiful!
As a classicaly trained cellist I have always admired wagner. Hus style of composing allows all parts to be heard clearly and each has their own importance in every piece. I love this song and I always find myself listening to it for fun. Also Jon Graham uses this a lot during the sad moments in Arby n' the Chief, one of my favorite internet series.
This is one of my favorite pieces of music. Beautiful and delicate, almost fragile like crystal, and yet it reveals great strength when the brass comes in.
Enjoyed a performance of this back in the 90s sometime, with the LSO visiting Daytona Beach at the nice Peabody Auditorium. Sublime.
@Wolfmester Great music and great movie! Thanks for the answer!
Göttlich ! Himmlisch, Einzigartig !
I agree. Truly one of the most beautiful pieces of music ever written.
I concur with the Findlandator. Being a musical genius doesn't guarantee a good character. What is good about Wagner is with us for all the world to share
great execution, this music is great, sweet harm. Grazie Wagner!:-* grandissimo maestro, grazie Toscanini.
I agree. I saw this for the first time at the Royal Opera House in London a couple of years ago and it was utterly captivating. This prelude is stunning. The purity of sound which I believe is meant to represent a vision of the holy grail coming down to earth is completely ethereal. The first note on the violin as it pierces through the auditorium is at once groundbreaking and contemporary.
When I discovered wagners music I realized that I have been wasting my time with the rest of the music I used to listen to.
What a given gift . Wagner transcended an absolute and endless musical beauty . The more I listen the more I perceive the beauty in more elevated perspective.
I remember leading the pit orchestra at college when we did this opera. Such inspirational music to listen to, and more so to play
So beautiful. I am getting to like the Wagner music more and more. Thank you.
Just wonderful!
It's like waking up from a beautiful dream.
this will be a sad world without your music piece,Sir O:)
this is absolutely gorgeous! ive never been a fan of wagner before, but i certainly am now!
just incredible, it makes me fly ...
"It was after 1 am and I had just gotten back from a full day of teaching in Boulder. I lived in an isolated cabin high in the Rocky Mountains, three miles in from the highway. I would have to ski in and out all winter, at least from mid-November to mid-March. The weather was cold, so cold that the air felt like brittle glass. There was a full moon. A couple of inches of new snow had fallen making everything sparkling fresh and white. I started skiing the beginning uphill part to get warm and thankful I had the right wax on my skis as it would have been extremely difficult to change wax in the bitter cold. I was the only living person for miles in a perfectly still white arctic world. It was magical. About halfway in I noticed coyote tracks in the road. There were four or five of them. I could hear them howling at the moon about a half mile ahead of me. (These were the same coyotes that would make a large circuit every couple of nights walking through the meadow by my cabin. I could see their tracks all winter.) I decided to announce my presence to them so I pressed the play button on a cassette player I had in my backpack. The music was the ethereal masterpiece, the Prelude to Act I of Wagner's opera Lohengrin. The coyotes stopped howling as I'm sure they had never heard Wagner before. The music ended in a loud crash of cymbals just as I made the final turn into my cabin. When I reached the cabin I checked the thermometer. It was stuck as low as it could go -30 degrees below zero.
Voila un historie vrais ça fait rêver il faudra écrire un livre !!
"This is probably gonna sounded super gai
But I think I has,"
Cortana? 😢😭😭😭
@Marianitomiron Ja, no hay problema, es bueno saber que hay muchas personas que tienen su lenguaje español muy nutrido, variedad de palabras, eso lo admiro mucho, y de personas de la Argentina me ha tocado presenciar a muchos que como usted les gusta escribir palabras que ponen en alto nuestro maravilloso lenguaje. Dejando a un lado a los que les gusta escribir sandeces porque han aprendido a usar el teclado, este medio podría ser muy agradable.
Un saludo para usted desde Jalisco, México.
Wie von einem anderen Stern, himmlisch, einfach unerreichbar
One hell of a ball of atoms. Awesome.........
lohengrin is a masterpiece, also happens to be my favorite Wagner work, one can appreciate the music without appreciating the composer's beliefs on certain things...
I think this recording is by the Vienna Philharmonic, conducted by Georg Solti.
It's a gorgeous performance, featuring the voices of Plácido Domingo, Jessye Norman, Hans Sotin, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau .
Probably what I listen to the most these days.
absolutely beautiful!
@philipc67 'Torturingly radiant' is perhaps the best description I have ever heard in my life to describe this beautiful overture.
4:35😭❤
@Evenizer120 Es un gusto poder compartir esto, y ver que se puede entablar un diálogo melónamano en youtube, un medio tan propenso a las opiniones irrespetuosas. Saludos cordiales desde Buenos Aires!
heard this just 20 minutes ago for the first time in my Understanding Music course at Syracuse University...Love at first sound. :)
i really like this song.
@WolseleyAC BRAVO, Wolseley!!! Well Stated!!!
This is magnificent!
a beautiful romantic prelude which goes dep in the heart..
Whatever was wagner political dark ideas . His symphonic music and coros are above all ideologies (which has his dreadfull darkness).Forget evey materiel jewels and just listen to eternity
Glad to see that you have a sense of humor about the comments. At least some of them are germane to the music. Thank goodness.
Beautiful.
@Evenizer120 Estimado Evenizer, coincido absolutamente con ud! Un gran abrazo desde la Argentina!
Edizione bellissima.
impresionante esta musica te emociona hasta lo mas profundo del alma
Oh my, my EXACT feeling!!!!!!
Una deliciosa interpretación de Wagner y definitivamente una de las mejores obras maestras que he escuchado, he sido llevado al cielo y al estar ahí experimentado una sensación muy hermosa.
best music to go with an ending to something we love.
In my video response, I just happened to catch this beautiful piece of music as I made a video of my dog and myself riding back from a walk, and it just seemed to fit perfectly with the scenery on the back roads from there through part of the Loch Raven Watershed to my house.
Beautiful
beuatiful music. thnx.
Every time I hear this beautiful song I think of Charlie Chaplin's dance with the globe balloon in the Great Dictator. It never fails to make me smile.
It took me a long time to understand Wagners music. Lohengrin was the entrance. The story is not too complicated and the music is of heavenly beauty. Here in Amsterdam I'll go and see Parcifal in June. I'll go together with a friend who knows much about the more complicated story.