@@curlysalo 1. copy video link through "Share" button or URL bar 2. go to yt1s.com 3. paste link to text box 4. convert and download and if that doesn't work right away, sometimes for mobile phones: 5. tap arrow button on bottom of screen, go to different browser, tap same arrow button on new browser, Save To Files 6. go to the Files app on your phone and hold down the saved video icon in the main menu until buttons pop up 7. Click Share, Save Video, and delete video from Files (this last part is optional) and the video, with visuals and audio, should now be saved in your Photos app on your phone, or in your File Explorer app on your PC
No matter the instruments used or the arrangement, the music of Debussy always moves me...the sheer beauty and emotion he creates is extraordinary. The SAKURA performance is sublime.
Funny, cause for me thats at 1:50, mostly cause the harmonies are much darker here and it higlights the almost painful melody, but In your case its the opposite, the harmony is much brighter and it clashes, not in a bad way, with the melody
How perfect, how can something have such a truth? Debussy said "Works of art makes rules; rules do not make works of art." I am so grateful for his romantic impressionist approach to music, during a time when others were way too restricted.
I heard this and was deeply moved, back to a time when peasant girls worked the fields and would stand among the bright golden shafts of wheat and rye in the bright sunlight. Such a warm piece of music.
@@ryacoli WRONG, you cannot stand in a field of wheat or rye chaffs. The lovely description given by @Dedra Kaye DeHart is perfectly ok and referred to the peasant girls standing in a field of uncut wheat or rye and was poetically expressed in her own way. Chaff is created AFTER the wheat or Rye has been cut down and processed. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaff e.g Chaff (/tʃæf/; also UK: /tʃɑːf/)[1] is the dry, scaly protective casing of the seeds of cereal grains, or similar fine, dry, scaly plant material such as scaly parts of flowers, or finely chopped straw. Chaff is indigestible by humans, but livestock can eat it and in agriculture it is used as livestock fodder, or is a waste material ploughed into the soil or burned.
@@janejohnstone5795 Ah yes, we all long for the days when women and babies commonly died during labor, most teeth rotted before old age and had to be removed with crude, septic tools and without anesthesia, diseases were widespread and often fatal, and we all shat and pissed into buckets and then dumped them into the same rivers we got our drinking water from. Purer and simpler times.
I've always loved the piano rendition of this piece, but this made me tear up instantly. It's like it begins breaking my heart into pieces and ends up mending them into place again. Beautiful. Thank you.
ushoys it actually sounds great in any arrangement. Different feel but all are great. And I get a strong Vaughn Williams vibe. Wonder if he inspired him
The flaxer Hair a minha favorita, melodia maravilhosa que trás paz . Interpretação esplêndida, sincronia perfeita. Parabéns a todos os músicos envolvidos
My heart is going to explode! Wonderful interpretation. In my humble opinion, the pizzicato in the end should never have existed... Besides that, it's one of the most beatiful versions I've ever heard. Greetings from Lima - Peru.
1:46 will always be my favourite part of the entire piece, the way all the instruments build the tension and then smooth it out always gives me goosebumps, it's beautiful
I absolutely adore this piece on the piano and so i was intrigued to see this come up. I really wasn't sure how it eould translate to the cello but you have captured the yearning and beauty of the original perfectly. Bravo. 👏
Debussy. The Girl with the Flaxen Hair. Yeah... Such total sublimity - is that a word? - if not, then it should be. I played the piece as my final encore for an epic piano recital, back in 2010. Leave 'em wanting more, yet wholly satisfied = The Girl with the Flaxen Hair by Claude Debussy. Yeah. BRAVI, SAKURA!!!! BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED AND PERFORMED!!!!
Just finished reading the wonderful novel The Keeper of Secrets by Julie Thomas. This music figures heavily in the narrative, lovely to hear it so beautifully played.
I have never had goosebumps since finding Arabesque no.1, until finding this video, that is! I am so glad i could feel goosebumps again, amazing performance!!
neither my heart nor my mind can reconcile what my soul hears and feels: there is joy and peace juxtaposed against melancholia and nostalgia; I feel a longing for what is not there... people and places; the memories of yesteryears; the sweet drops of time that seem to last an eternity while at the same time disappear in an instant. I too have fallen in love, but wonder who the recipient is.
Whow. Til now the piano version was my favourite - but now I can't help thinking that I have to rethink... Hearing such utter beauty I feel that there is hope for us human beings. But not much, I'm afraid...
What a wonderful rendition of a beautiful, yet melancholic piece. As a 13-year-old, I strongly wish that I found out about Claude Debussy much earlier. Thank you.
Their wonderful performance has a scent of Debussy’s aesthetics I am mesmerized by their wonderful performance and the aesthetics of Debussy From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Please never delete or private this video. This brings me so much peace.
Download it, and keep it safe
@@ulfingvar1 how
@@curlysalo
1. copy video link through "Share" button or URL bar
2. go to yt1s.com
3. paste link to text box
4. convert and download
and if that doesn't work right away, sometimes for mobile phones:
5. tap arrow button on bottom of screen, go to different browser, tap same arrow button on new browser, Save To Files
6. go to the Files app on your phone and hold down the saved video icon in the main menu until buttons pop up
7. Click Share, Save Video, and delete video from Files (this last part is optional)
and the video, with visuals and audio, should now be saved in your Photos app on your phone, or in your File Explorer app on your PC
@@cantthinkofausername6749 wow tysm!
Please!!!
Debussy would be proud, if only he had the chance to hear this...truly a masterful performance
I got instant chills on the first chord
I got instant chills after the first note!
@@jamien.5528 yeah right....
do you use windows 7?. if you EVER used one, this is gonna be the example music.
No matter the instruments used or the arrangement, the music of Debussy always moves me...the sheer beauty and emotion he creates is extraordinary. The SAKURA performance is sublime.
At 1:23 the cellist playing the melody almost makes the cello sound as if it’s crying, beautiful that’s all I can say!
It's there when the tears well up....
Funny, cause for me thats at 1:50, mostly cause the harmonies are much darker here and it higlights the almost painful melody, but In your case its the opposite, the harmony is much brighter and it clashes, not in a bad way, with the melody
I've watched this at least 30 times. I've cried at least 29 of those times
No wonder...
Every cellist here is absolutely a complete cellist. Playing excellent cellos(no carbon fiber crap) and working together perfectly! Wonderful!
How perfect, how can something have such a truth? Debussy said "Works of art makes rules; rules do not make works of art." I am so grateful for his romantic impressionist approach to music, during a time when others were way too restricted.
I heard this and was deeply moved, back to a time when peasant girls worked the fields and would stand among the bright golden shafts of wheat and rye in the bright sunlight. Such a warm piece of music.
Dedra Kaye DeHart chaffs
@@ryacoli WRONG, you cannot stand in a field of wheat or rye chaffs. The lovely description given by @Dedra Kaye DeHart is perfectly ok and referred to the peasant girls standing in a field of uncut wheat or rye and was poetically expressed in her own way. Chaff is created AFTER the wheat or Rye has been cut down and processed.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaff
e.g Chaff (/tʃæf/; also UK: /tʃɑːf/)[1] is the dry, scaly protective casing of the seeds of cereal grains, or similar fine, dry, scaly plant material such as scaly parts of flowers, or finely chopped straw. Chaff is indigestible by humans, but livestock can eat it and in agriculture it is used as livestock fodder, or is a waste material ploughed into the soil or burned.
@@lovemetu @Dedra Kaye Dehart wrote "...the bright golden shafts..." when they meant to write 'chaffs' I was correcting them.
Those were the days my friends ,when life was pure and simple,..we thought they would never end.
@@janejohnstone5795 Ah yes, we all long for the days when women and babies commonly died during labor, most teeth rotted before old age and had to be removed with crude, septic tools and without anesthesia, diseases were widespread and often fatal, and we all shat and pissed into buckets and then dumped them into the same rivers we got our drinking water from. Purer and simpler times.
Am a sucker for cello, and there are 5 of you. Like this arrangement too much. Even more than the original
Love the cello ..
I think, I might have just fallen in love. If I´d only knew with whom.
I know what you mean Fredi. Debussy and Chopin are two of my favorites.
Fredi Frühauf Debussy dum dum
Pretty sure it was written about the death of his six year old daughter ):
Im sure debussy would be flattered son but his first and only love was the sea😉
@@qwertyuiop123-q7f Hardly. Debussy's only daughter outlived him.
I've always loved the piano rendition of this piece, but this made me tear up instantly.
It's like it begins breaking my heart into pieces and ends up mending them into place again.
Beautiful. Thank you.
1:24 gave me goosebumps. You can't do that on a piano
Christian S. de Macedo agreed. That and 1:52. Whole body chills.
No I can't. Of course I can't do it on a cello either. But this Debussy piece does sound better played on cello or violin than a piano.
Christian S. de Macedo You can , If you truly bealieve and fall in love with this peace .
In case you missed it, listen to Paul Barton's rendition
ushoys it actually sounds great in any arrangement. Different feel but all are great. And I get a strong Vaughn Williams vibe. Wonder if he inspired him
1:32 the communication between them is everything. they're so in sync, it's beautiful.
1:50 Canserbero - C'est la mort. Goosebumps! El Can VIVE! ♥️
How could anyone not find this moving and beautifull.
I had a terrible day today, so I guess having this video pop in my recommendations is a sign to get better
Still watch this all the time; for years now!
when tears come to the eyes over beauty...you guys make me faint .... thank you .....
The flaxer Hair a minha favorita, melodia maravilhosa que trás paz . Interpretação esplêndida, sincronia perfeita. Parabéns a todos os músicos envolvidos
this is the best version of this piece that i have heard. this is as close to paradise as man will ever come.
This song just gets better and better throughout this video. Beautiful. Gorgeous. Heartbreaking.
This literally gave me goosebumps. I love the classical piano and the symphony orchestra but there is something about the Cellos. Amazing job fellas.
My favorite arrangement. The sensitivity of the cellists’ articulation really captures how delicate of a piece this can be.
Criminally under rated.
4 years and a ~100,000 more views later.
Justice has been served!
The wonderfulness and comfort of their performances are unrivaled, and indescribable
i hardly comment in any youtube videos, but i just need to comment on this one. Too beautiful!
A truly exquisite performance
best version of that piece on youtube!
I love 1:30-1:45
Forever a timeless childhood classic song of mine that I first heard and was introduced to when I was a young child in the 2000’s🫶🏿.
This is just beautiful! Debussy is one of my favorite composers and this is a wonderful arrangement. I'll share your video widely!
that last chord is absolute perfection.
When I hear this piece, I am so grateful to be alive. The essence of beautiful music !
Beautiful, sooo..gentle and relaxing.
Oh my, I play this peace on my piano, but this is just... Yeah. AMAZING!
Why doesn’t this have more views it’s so beautiful!
Gorgeous piece from a great movie.
This is a short but beautiful piece of music and I've always loved it!
A moving piece and an extremely moving performance.
This is superb. The incomparable melody of Debussy meets masterful musicians. Just the very BEST.
1:53 deadass gave me chills.
Listen "Canserbero - C'est la mort". It will give you goosebumps too.
We had the privilege of hearing them perform this past week at a High Desert Chamber Music Concert. Sublime.
This song touched me so much the 1st time I heard it..Just lovely.
This is going to be my all time favorite
I got goosebump for the whole video
Moved me to tears……
so moving, gorgeous performance.
This beings you back , to when life was simple....
My heart is going to explode! Wonderful interpretation. In my humble opinion, the pizzicato in the end should never have existed... Besides that, it's one of the most beatiful versions I've ever heard. Greetings from Lima - Peru.
Agreed, but forgivable.
1:46 will always be my favourite part of the entire piece, the way all the instruments build the tension and then smooth it out always gives me goosebumps, it's beautiful
So beautiful it breaks my heart.
Remember this from
The wonderful movie
Portrait of Jenny.
Have loved it all
My life
This version is absolutely beautiful.
The perfect translation of a gust of wind on hair with taste of melancholy. beautiful
Ugh this is dreamy ❤️. Truly wonderful, romantic rendition. Thank you ❤️
I absolutely adore this piece on the piano and so i was intrigued to see this come up. I really wasn't sure how it eould translate to the cello but you have captured the yearning and beauty of the original perfectly. Bravo. 👏
How majestic. Thank you for this blissful feeling.
Listening to this masterpiece,
my heart Ìs resting and soothed and comforted
And
my soul heals and Ìs purified
Incredible!!
This just came up on my YT feed. We had this played at my dad's funeral (piano), but this is just stunning with cellos ❤
Debussy. The Girl with the Flaxen Hair. Yeah...
Such total sublimity - is that a word? - if not, then it should be.
I played the piece as my final encore for an epic piano recital, back in 2010.
Leave 'em wanting more, yet wholly satisfied = The Girl with the Flaxen Hair by Claude Debussy.
Yeah.
BRAVI, SAKURA!!!! BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED AND PERFORMED!!!!
man. my eyes are tearing idk why...
Because this piece is magnificent, isn’t it?
yes it is 🥺@@pouriam2151
Yess @@pouriam2151
Standing ovation. Just ...wow ❤️
Just finished reading the wonderful novel The Keeper of Secrets by Julie Thomas. This music figures heavily in the narrative, lovely to hear it so beautifully played.
2:01 gave me goosebumps
I feel u
Listen "Canserbero - C'est la mort". It will give you goosebumps too.
This is really fantastic. BEAUTIFUL! This is my favorite arrangement of this piece ever.
So beautiful, makes me think of my first girlfriend 35 years ago, and my young daughter.
Your old girlfriend remains you of your daughter?
gta and more i think his old girlfriend was his daughter
@@frankgonzo7807 LMOA
I have never had goosebumps since finding Arabesque no.1, until finding this video, that is!
I am so glad i could feel goosebumps again, amazing performance!!
This is soo..classy and refined...lady's and gentlemen,...sipping their 🍷 wine...
Exquisitely and delicately played.....
So wonderful sound❤❤❤
Quando eu escuto eles tocando eu penso: "O que é a vida? A vida é uma maravilha!". ❤
Beyond words. I listen to this everyday it's just mesmerizingly beautiful
wow. the harmonies are everything 🙌
neither my heart nor my mind can reconcile what my soul hears and feels: there is joy and peace juxtaposed against melancholia and nostalgia; I feel a longing for what is not there... people and places; the memories of yesteryears; the sweet drops of time that seem to last an eternity while at the same time disappear in an instant. I too have fallen in love, but wonder who the recipient is.
Thank you.. I needed to hear that xxxxxxx
Whow. Til now the piano version was my favourite - but now I can't help thinking that I have to rethink... Hearing such utter beauty I feel that there is hope for us human beings. But not much, I'm afraid...
It made me think of a time when thought life would never end
Beautiful.
Thank you.
The breath around 1:50, cool!
My favorite part!
Listen "Canserbero - C'est la mort". It will give you goosebumps if you liked this part.
@@babymetalversearg :/
This video was actually my introduction to the cello quintet format, and boy am I glad I came across this arrangement.
..So, so beautiful...!
A stunning arrangement of an already gorgeous piece. Thank you so much for this!
You blew me away that was absolutely beautiful. What a killer version of my favorite song
Most beautiful thing ever
What a wonderful rendition of a beautiful, yet melancholic piece. As a 13-year-old, I strongly wish that I found out about Claude Debussy much earlier. Thank you.
Yes, very nice played..... with passion.... loved it....
This is one of my favorite piano pieces and just happened to find this, holy shit...
Their wonderful performance has a scent of Debussy’s aesthetics
I am mesmerized by their wonderful performance and the aesthetics of Debussy
From Tokyo of the Land of the Rising Sun 🇯🇵
Bloody hell, impeccable technique.
Cuanta paz y vida refleja esta música si la vida no tiene sentido esto es el sentido.. gracias
It takes me to one of my childhood place, where I often use to sit in a quite time. Thank you so much for sharing
Absolutely stunning piece ❤ one of my all time favourites. Beautifully played guy's 🙂
Absolutely gorgeous performance!!! What a phenomenal ensemble!!! Thanks for posting this!!!
🤓💓👍
So simple and yet so rich. You can feel DuBussy's emotion. Terrific job, gentlemen. You captured that composition for me.
Thankyou for your special performance! Sacred! Exceptional!
Beautiful arrangement
Short but beautiful!
This is the most electrifying thing I've ever listened to absolutely gorgeous!
So good!!!!! No words!!!!