Beethoven - Für Elise (Piano Version)
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Beethoven himself.
• Beethoven - Moonlight ...
Moonlight Sonata for Piano and Orchestra
Für Elise is undeniably one of the most popular piano pieces in existence. Elise - whoever she is - isn’t the only mystery woman in Beethoven’s life. The subject of his “Immortal Beloved” letters has also been much debated over the years.
The identity of "Elise" has eluded historians and scholars for decades. The bagatelle wasn’t discovered and published until 40 years after Beethoven’s death, so he certainly wasn’t around to tell tales of the woman who had inspired the composition. Scholars believe “Elise” must have been pretty close to Beethoven, but no one has been able to definitively prove who she really was.
Performed by Georgii Cherkin - piano
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Beethoven playing piano.
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I remember when this song first came out. It was a banger and everyone loved it. Those were the days...
Mozarts been real quiet since it dropped
@@hentai6582 Yea he thinks we are playing hide and seek all the time even tho Beethoven was the deaf one
Are you a VAMPIRE or a knights Templar member
@@KlausBarbi-qe6ix Yeah man good coincedence btw I am in transylvania rn and I just visited draculas castle yesterday lmao
@@YavuzTheIntern cool wish I had gone there with great castle
The fact that he was able to create this masterpiece (arguably the greatest piano composition ever made) 2 years before going completely deaf is absolutely amazing!
And it was almost lost until it was discovered 40 years after his death
Fur Elise, a masterpiece! Beethoven's inner pain is felt in this composition. What he couldn't express in words, was so clearly expressed and transmitted through his music. The master of masters of classical music.
Classicoromantism
My teacher said he is in our book and I read it and our teacher told us to read it and I tried watching it and this is a MASTERPIECE!
My teacher said he is in our book and I read it and our teacher told us to read it and I tried watching it and this is a MASTERPIECE!
Beethoven never does a music😂😂😂😂 thats a composition.
Ppl those day don't even know what's music, composition, melody, symphony. 😂😂😂😂
Shut up nerd
I remember hearing the track when it first came out. I was about, maybe 1435 years old? Now that I've revisited it at 1648 years old, I can say for certain that is a true masterpiece.
I hope to hear more music from you.
Beethoven was born in 1700s
@@TheTanveerGaming I said was 1435 years old. I never said I saw him play his concert in the year 1435.
If you think this is a hit, wait until you hear about Moonlight Sonata, total hit, he killing me with the silence these days, like when's the album coming out Beth? I'm dying over here.
@@brostopreadingmyprofilenam7753 I feel the exact same way. I hear one of his fans, Yoyo Ma, had made this sick album though.
@@kinggalactixBro's math ain't mathin
I'm sure he'd be well beyond exceedingly beyond pleased that people still love his music nearly 200 years later.
This is great. Elise was a student of his whom he fell for, and since she wasnt very great at piano he wrote her this simple piece that she could play. 1:05 is right about where you can hear Beethoven learning that she'd accepted another mans marriage proposal, so he made the last half far too difficult for her to play.
Brilliant
Is this a true story?
@@saadrehman2014 yeah it is. There is even a painting of Elise.
@@thewarden1398 wow.. mind blowing. Thanks
Actually, his student’s name wasn’t Elise! His handwriting was so bad, that the people read it wrong. Historian say that her name was actually Therese! 😂
Listening to this in full for the first time since learning the real backstory behind it and god its amazing. So much more appreciation to the song
Same
Lol thats why im here too😂
That's why im here as well 😭😭
Thank you so much for listening!
Bro same over we watched the same short lol
I think the true art of an instrumental peace of music, is to be able to communicate what your thinking and feeling without having to say a single word. This is one song that does that splendidly.
I couldn't have put it better myself.
Great comment
Every time hear it, I can't believe how much of a peaceful masterpiece Beethoven created centuries ago with this composition. Even those who've never heard it before can't ignore this masterpiece.
It’s interesting you call the piece peaceful because he wrote it for a student he was teaching who wasn’t able to play his other music so he made it easy but he found out she was married so he made the rest of the piece extremely hard so she would never be able to play it (I might’ve missed some details so google the story to get the full picture)
Beethothen is died
Something about this piece feels so nostalgic, honest, raw, real, and pure.
Leaves you with unfulfilled longing
Seen this man live in concert. Simply amazing
It's still unbelievable to see that the years old original version with millions of views got deleted, sad to see it having gone and thank you for reuploading this beautiful piece of timeless music!
Yes, the previous version had more than 60 millions of view, hopefully this one will have even more. Thanks for listening!
@@BeethovenOfficialain’t no way you alive bro? 💀
@@BeethovenOfficial bro got his revival card
Who's here in 1808?
@@luvinmynaturalhair its a joke
I live there
I am ! ❤
Me
I came here to exactly say that
Hey Beethoven! Glad to see your still alive and doing well with a successful UA-cam channel! Cant wait to see you later.
Beethoven is died
@Awawke lmao
Dear friends, here you can listen to Für Elise arranged for Piano & Orchestra:
ua-cam.com/video/RfYGP86QN90/v-deo.html
Bro is alive
Betoveen is died
Ur still alive?!?
I doubt it. It's probably his replacement clone. 😂
Yes, he's immortal
this mf asks if hes still alive like yes bro and im black
Of course.
Just in the music😂
this is the song that moved me to tears and inspired to study piano. I've now been playing it for years.
A very relaxing version of the Moonlight sonata - 60 Minutes ASMR: ua-cam.com/video/1fJvpOP49Xw/v-deo.htmlsi=dUI4y2jopt3LlziN
My momma used to play this on the piano all the time when I was a child. Everytime I hear it I think of her...I miss her everyday. I never knew the name of this until now...thank you for sharing this masterpiece of warm memories. 🙏
This brings back memories from SO FAR BACK. I was in music class and my teacher played this song. I asked her to play it over and over (because it stirred my soul) and she did. Music is such a gift from God!!!!!
I used to listen to this when I was 4, and now I'm 15. God the nostalgia touched my soul the same way this piece did.
I thought you meant the song came out when you were 4 💀
@@etherheaded Lol, no.
Wait until you are 40
You were wise before you age
@@etherheadedlol
I am curious if anyone has noticed that before re-uploading this beloved video had over 63 millions of views?!!!🔥🌟💫
same here
Ja zauważyłem 😢
@@jakubolejnik6748 Bravo!🎈
Hi, Tania, just I enjoy sunbathing, Cappu and BEETHOVEN, nothing else! That's great. 🎹👍Best wishes from Sabine ☀️🤗
@@sabineschmitz6233 l am always happy 😊 to receive a message from you! What does it mean Cappu? Maybe cappuccino?:)
Fun fact: Beethoven was in love with one of his pupils called Therese (Elise).
She was a mediocre player and he made the beginning of the song simplistic so that she could play it. But after finding out that she was engaged to another man, he added the hard parts, so that she could never be able play it.
Is Elise a normal nickname for Therese in Germany?
😂😂😂 Hectic
I’ve seen this rumor on a few videos. I read a few articles and there’s a few stories for the origin of the song. None of them are like yours. What’s your Source? The songs not even challenging :/
Who gives a fuck, the music is legendary regardless!
So basically the title says fuck you Elise
It's a masterpiece of feeling the gentle way the piece starts and heightens as it goes. From gentle to a deep n stronger feeling. ,the surprises you as the piano washes over your body.Its not just music,,or instruments
I remember when this song came out. I was in the room, and I started to dance and smile. It was an awfully amazing song and experience. Amazing work my friend. Those were the amazing days…
1:03 best part 🔥 🔥 🔥
1:10 is so crazy. The emotion. The falling back into pattern. The recognition that not all love lasts forever. So many ways to look at it.
Good song
beethoven made it harder for elise not to learn because she was his student and he was in love with her but she didnt accept his proposal. so thats why he made it hard for her because he knew it would be hard for elise to learn.
First time ive seen someone describe the emotions they feel from a song without being ironic
Every time he "stumbles" is his breath when he sees her...
Very nice, clean sounds, no added silly sounds at start. *Just very nice and clean. Thanks a lot.
Glad you liked it!
@@BeethovenOfficialAyo you still alive?!?!
That was my favourite song when it came out in 1810. So good, loved it back then. ❤❤❤
Its already over 200 years old... how the time flies. But still one of my favorite songs. 😅
The sound mix being so quiet off the bat is very authentic to the original composer.
Although I translated your words, they are still not understood
@@user-jasom1998 The music in the video starts quiet, and Beethoven could not hear well. I was joking that it was similar to what Beethoven would have heard.
My boy got rebooted 🗣️💯🔥🗣️💯
This sounds great. I think it has potential.
lol, know what they say about sarcasm?
@@peterthompson2517 Yes, but then what do they know. If "they" were credible then we'd be using a name, like Professor Finkelstein or Mentalo or Frankie.
😂😂😂
My uncle had a CD of this song he would play when I was over whenever I hear this song I think of the times we spent together.
Rest In Peace, the miracle man of music. Ludwig van Beethoven died today 197 years ago 26.3.2024!
I think his Soul is still with us!😢🌟
😢
wait what he died? why didn't I hear about this?
He died??
He died?...
Arguably the most iconic classical masterpiece in music history
I took piano lessons as 8 year old only to learn Fur Elise.. but discovered music ..all of it.. as it has its own alphabet.. as books have letters ..God Bless Beethoven for being born at all, Good souls are geniuses on Earth
⭐🌲
That's great! ⭐
@@BeethovenOfficialyou’re still alive?
my grandson loves going to sleep to this, I can hear from my room too....lovely!
Only ppl born in 1700 like me would remeber this masterpiece
Y’all remeber when Beethoven went live on Instagram? Good old days
Sadly, I can only fall asleep when there is no sound😢😢 and I don’t like that.. I wish music could put me to sleep.
this song remind me of when i was like 9 o 8 and was listening it from a snow glob music box during christmas that i bought
every time i listen to it it remminds me of the days my grandparents were alive and i haved a familly
now im 29 may them rest in peace
Thank you Ludwig Beethoven
your songs touched peoples hearts like noe other music or any other classic music will be able to from these new generations 🥲🥲🥲
and thank you the person that made this chanell for shining beethovens music in this new generation
hopefully the new generation will find it as well and be able to enjoy it like us 90s and even before generations enjoyed
I love this! Thank you for sharing a treasured memory!
This has to be the greatest Symphony in history
not a symphony i don’t think
It’s Bagatelle no. 25
beethoven and mozart were the greatest musicians of all time 🤧🤧 .... but beethoven is my favorite because of his life story he is a great motivation on never giving up and to keep fighting that he never suicided even though he thought about it and wrote an almost like a suicidal note but he ended up fighting
No words can ever be made to describe how perfect this is this masterpiece...🥹👌
A wonderful masterpiece... 👏👏👏 (Beethoven wrote this piece in the Brunswick Castle in Martonvásár, Hungary, in his favorite getaway place.)
Finally, a comment by someone who knows the history of the song. Thank you!
Not sure if many people
Know this but this was a song he was teaching a woman he had a crush on but she ended up getting married .. so he added notes that would make it hard for her to learn .. her name was Elise
Wow..nice information ...
Therese.
That was never confirmed, we still don’t know what happened
Not true
Amazing!
I memorized this song by listening to this and the re upload for 5 months!
my man beethoven has a lot of potencial, i think he is gonna be famous one day
Beethoven is died
@@VeczComicsnahhh
He is, buddy
@@maximkravchuk2330 It's called a joke
Super. I thought Mozart was only great but now, I bow to Beethoven's greatness. No one can't play it easily in 1 practice. It takes time to practice. Beethoven didn't told himself a best composer. Really, he is great.
I learned that easy version of fur Elise when I was a child, and love this song so much that I want to re learn the songs
Fur leaf? 😂
i think you have a lil typo there bud
@@spiriox i know i do
This is a special work which was dear to Beethoven's heart. By promoting this site and this piece it will live on and many more will hear and enjoy it. Also reminds me that I have to continue my practice of it, as I have not yet mastered the middle portion.
Well said! Thank you so much!
How do you know it was "dear to his heart Lol this piece was only discovered 40 years after Beethoven's death and we know exactly nothing about it or the identity of Elise.
whether this is the original version is also debatable cause the Beethoven scholar who "discovered" this changed /arranged a lot of things.
@@InterestingStuff888 Thanks for your opinion. Regards
@@InterestingStuff888 Lol, way to show your complete lack of knowledge on the subject. It's embarrassing to read, really. Perhaps you might want to check the piece's wiki page before spouting nonsense? Do feel free to cite sources suggesting the contrary though.
Also, congrats for being wrong on both points besides the time of discovery! :)
@@5840Username my lad, the wiki article says it was discovered 40 years after Beethoven's death, that the identitiy of Elise is not clear as there are a couple of Elisabeths and Thereses whom it could be dedicated to. It also says that the scholar named Ludwig Noll who discovered this piece might have completely arranged it. no one knows. so where exactly am I wrong?
TAKES ME BACK TO CLASS, AND THE TEACHER PLAYING THIS, WE HAD TO KNOW THE NOTES, BEAUTIFUL SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL. THANK YOU. ❤❤❤
You're very welcome!
Man, I can’t wait remember when this first dropped, me and my homies went to the theatre to watch such a jaw dropping muscle interlude!
Knowing the history of this song makes me appreciate it
same
gotta love beethoven!
Bro took her getting married personally
Man this gave me the feels, my mom used to play this song as a lullaby for me when I was little.
für elise ist bis jetzt mein Lieblingslied von Beethoven!!
This is favorite song
Check out Beethoven 5th
Yes, legendary music makes me feel reassured, this is it
This track slapped hard when it first dropped. If you were there, you a real one.
Muy bien Beethoven ♥️😊🎹
I love this song so much I could listen to it all Day
Piano Version, I thought it was only in Piano but in hindsight of my words the notes apply to all types of instruments; amazing song by the way, amazed myself and many others still listen to it hundreds of years later.
recent listener of classical pieces. and im a fan of this.
My favorite piece of Beethoven’s. Beautiful.
I can't listen to Fur Elise without fondly remember an old girlfriend of mine. We lived in Vancouver at the time and I flew home with her to visit family. I woke up one morning to the sound of this masterpiece and I just lay there listening thinking a radio was playing it. Then it stopped, I heard a throat clearing then the music continued. Curious, I got up, went to the living room and there she was, playing Beethoven perfectly on our piano. I had been with her at least a year and never knew she was a musician and a pretty darn good one. She was one of a few good ones that I let slip away. 😎
You don't know how much times I've played this masterpiece 🤧
Me too.. 😊
@@BeethovenOfficial It's so amazing that it blesses all ears and I could listen to this for decades 😍 ❤
Rondo alla turca
Dude can play fur elise perfectly but cant speak normal english💀🗿
too long never play ，why will forget ？
I can hear it even before the intro that this piece has a mega smash hit potential. I am surprised recording companies are not yet swarming all around this Beatover dude
They're waiting for the crap, I mean rap, version.
I have always thought this piece was hauntingly beautiful. I don't know the history behind it but I'm darn sure going to find out. I just love this piece.
How fine
Hauntingly beautiful. To this day, my fave classical piece. Ever.
My favorite masterpiece of music always and ever .. it transmits the Paine when we fail to express our feeling ..
فعلا هالمقطوعه ابداع بابداع
imagine throwing a coffee mug at someone in slo mo and hearing this in the background
That happens to me all the time 😆
why is this so specific lol it made me laugh so hard
I love this symphony Beethoven cant wait for the next one
Thank you for your channel and excellent piano concerts of Beethoven. My favorite composer and instrument. Glad I found you. I’ll wear out Fur Elise - my favorite of all. 🎶🎶
He has one more channel:@Georgii Cherkin live😊
@@taniapetrova9977 Thank you, I’ll go there too. You’re so kind.
Welcome! You have just to look at the description and tap "Moonlight"sonata for piano and orchestra
YO his tracks are fire. Can't wait for him to drop the next one.
I love thissss so kuch
bro this was a bop when it first came out i heard it while watching a play so long the glory days of music
This guy has huge potential 😂❤
Somehow I feel so connected to this tune, it is beautiful, emotional and it touches your soul🤍
My fav piano music love it❤
I still remember when I was in kindergarten this is what they would play to get us to sleep good memories
only 1700s kids will remember when this banger came out
"Für Elise" is a true masterpiece! Beethoven's inner pain resonates deeply in this composition. What he couldn't express in words, he conveyed powerfully through his music. Truly, he is the master of masters in classical music.
What a melody. I love classical music, but this is always to be one of my favorite pieces! Es ist Wunderbar :)
Life was so different when this came out. I miss those days, so much nostalgia 😢
This Dave Beeth-Oven guy has some good music. I’m a fan.
❤so beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
@Begrocklol
@@BeethovenOfficial HES ALIVE
Best song
I can't wait for his new releases, truly one of the greatest of all time.
drop a new album please man the streets have been fiending
Beethoven is died
@@Minevermind awesome news! I am excited as hell!
Please come to Dallas! I'm your biggest fan!
beethoven is died
Masterpiece 👍
Simply beautiful❣️
My dad used to play this often on his piano when I was very young, maybe 4 or 5. To this day hearing this song gives me immense nostalgia for a time where everything was simpler
I remember hearing this once when I was young back in 1922.
Only real ones remember the good days when this came out
This is a certified hood classic.
Beethoven.....The greatest pianist of all time. Love it!
Well done bro this song is insane it’s so good it’s a MASTERPIECE
He created this song for his student Elise. She wasn’t good at piano and so he made it simple. He fell in love with Elise but she got engaged to a different man and so in response, he made the rest of the song so complicated that Elise could never play it.
This is too good, bro for sure had a ghost writer
I love this song! It is so cool and impressive, its so deep and nice to listen to!
This takes me back
Can't wait for his new album!