meditating like a philosopher in the baroque period (playlist)

[ spotify playlist ]

[ discord server ]

[ thumbnail ]
sv. hieronim by giuseppe antonio petrini, circa 1725-35

[ timestamps ]
in the comments section, i decided to put them there since, for some reason, there is less possibility that the video will be blocked

[ copyright ]
all rights to the original owners, i don't own any music or images used in this video

[ ads ]
my channel isn't monetized, so if you see ads in the video, it's because youtube places them automatically, i have no control, you can solve that problem by adding an adblocker in your browser or skipping the video to the end and then press replay

[ tags ]
#baroque #baroquemusic #classicalmusic

[nobodyplaylists]

TIMESTAMPS / (composer/s) [performer/s]

[this playlist has ads due to copyright claims, i recommend you install an adblocker for a better experience]

00:00 sarabande in d minor (handel) [voices of music]
02:50 tombeau sur la mort de m. comte d'logy (sylvius leopold weiss) [petra polácková]
09:55 dance of the blessed spirits (christoph willibald gluck) [orchestre du festival de musique de chambre de paris/patrick gallois]
19:14 chaconne in g minor (sylvius leopold weiss) [mark anthony mcgrath]
23:43 harpsichord concerto no. 3 in d major, ii. adagio e piano sempre (bach) [croatian baroque ensemble]
28:31 passacaglia (biber) [xavier díaz-latorre]
37:07 harp concerto in b flat major op. 4, ii. larghetto (handel) [novaya gollandia ensemble/andres izmaylov]
44:37 passacaglia in d major (sylvius leopold weiss) [jadran duncumb]
50:43 repeat ⟳

[Pranav]

This playlist is one of the many reasons why music is said to be the greatest art form ever.

[kfireplaceTash]

To the person reading this, Good Luck! Don't stress, everything will be fine. No matter what difficulty you are facing right now, you can overcome it! You are strong and brave.

[berkayyalcn]

do you guys realize weird noises about 47:43, just like somebody is ill and could not breath by his noise so he try to take a breath with his mounh in a noisy way ... :/

[isacanales]

And the most amazing thing is that most of those philosophers actually did most of their work without music, since it was a privilege and only performed in certain spaces. At least until the massification in access to music (turntable, for example). We are actually very lucky. Only having the chance of hearing this masterpieces in the comfort of our homes or workspaces is magic...

Sorry for my english btw.

[fortheloveofsanity_]

Ah! Yes, Baroque period, the most creative people's period. And the music is just, Top of the notch.

[circeachillescomedown]

Heyyy- PLEASE MAKE A PLAYLIST ABOUT BEING IN THE LIBRARY OF ALEXANDRIA

[Moarteyou]

I'm hoping one day for a "You're the main character at the end of a Lovecraft novel" playlist

[othmanilouay]

You really got a good taste in music. Keep up the great work 👏

[yupitsanne]

I was actually listening to this while doing up my paper in philosophy and I got it done lol I love this playlist thank u <3

[infjjedi]

Your thumbnails are perfect. So are your
playlists. Happy Friday Dear heart. 🖤

[unknwn]

currently reading war & peace while listening to this over and over again and i must say it fits well. thanks!

[angelinakapweya]

THIS???! This is music for the soul... I don't think I can put into words how it's tugging at my heart strings 😩🔥🔥🔥❤️

[joelbays]

When one is in a calm meditative frame of mind, a sudden change in ambiance, such as, a minute + long commercial, really F**KS UP the mood!

[Teagar_]

This turned me from a college student writing a psychology essay into a wise philosopher explaining human life in a poetic sort of manner.

[cb]

The cello in the first piece. WOW. And your guitar is exquisite, such sweet, deep, rich sounds. You are a wonderful guitarist, sensitive with your touch. And to hear your breathing makes the music so intimate. Thank you for your playing and your choice of delicious music. Would love to hear your Carcassi and Vila Lobos.

[spmoran]

The old man read the book, and he read it again . He put the book down . And said to anyone who wished to hear him. " The book is good, well done Scholar. I cannot write as you do . But, I have philosophy too. When I was born I learned to live as a baby. And, through my life, I have learned to be different people. The school boy to the old man I am now . I have learned the philosophy of all the stages and the different persons in my life . My best philosophy was learned by being a loving husband to my wife . Until she died and also the wonderful philosophy of being a father to my children . And then they left me. So, twice I had to learn the philosophy of impermanence and detachment. And they are hard lessons to learn. " He wiped away a tear with his hand . " This I s my lesson now . " He said . " To accept age disability and death. . " Its difficult to know that I have only a short period of time on this Earth and unlike the philosophers in this book . I may not be remembered. There is enough philosophy in saying a life well lead is the best path to follow and follow it until the path ends . " He then announced that books will not fulfill his time any more . And he went to sleep.

[Demongordon]

There is 2 pieces with guitar(like the one in 44:50), that is great but the dude breath right over the mic and it seen like he keep holding his breath for as long as it can and them give a quick loud.
That really break any concentration.

[je]

Listening to this while writing an essay about the meaning of love

[hasnaahatim]

Your playlists are just dope !!!keep going, such a great work you do