Jean Sibelius - The Sapin Op.75-5(audio + sheet music)

- composer: Jean Sibelius (1865 - 1957)
- pianist: shiraishi NAL (Tokyo,JP)
- year of recording: 2015

[WiilleTsukka]

As a Finn I'm always so happy how much love and publicity Twoset gives Sibelius. This simple piece was always played by my mother at home, almost every week at some point. She passed away last year so now listening to it is bittersweet but I'm so glad so many Twoset fans have been introduced to this piece now. It is magical.

[joaosimoes]

Everyone is coming because of two set. What a beautiful peace

[choiyatlam]

This is a very good example for composition and music theory students on how Romantic Composers embellishes the descending fifth sequence. Absolutely gorgeous!

[Laadrien]

This piece gives me a warm feeling yet a cold, lonely nostalgia that I cannot shake.

I'm grateful I was... born. Born to witness this. To enjoy the creations of the world. Have a wonderful day, viewer.

[leonidsemkin]

I am not a professional musician but I can feel Sibelius’s influence on Russian composers of late Soviet era. I can feel his unique elegant style in many compositions and songs and in some I even hear plain plagiarism.

[ludmilaludmila]

Понравилась трактовка исполнения. Многие исполнители "бегут" за темпом, виртуозностью. Это прочтение мне ближе. Глубина, философия, сожаление и надежда вместе. Спасибо!

[oojianle]

Twoset here but as a fellow pianist myself, I can say that you pull this off flawlessly. I haven't learned this piece myself but your playing was fantastic. Hope you keep on striving!! Good luck!

[JesseBFournier]

Best version of autumn leaves you know.

[AgátkaRečičárová]

Hello, I’m ten years old. I'm playing this piece on the piano right now. I’m from Czech Republic. Beatiful piece❤🎉

[haleybelle]

Came from twoset as well. This piece is absolutely beautiful 😭

[falsehoodintensifies]

What a lovely piece... thank you TwoSet

[kmbxgfz]

im gonna try to learn this. thank you twoset :)

[flambr]

I cant listen to any other recording of this now just because this tempo and volume is so much better, in tears

[CarlSanchious]

I'm not terribly familiar with the geography of Findland but what I do remember is that Mr. Sibelius was born in the oldest inland municipality in southern Findland said to be the place of serene lakes. I have a strange idea that for trees are plentiful to see in that area. Even moreso that the poetic composer may often have sat gazing at the play of gentle to strong winds rustling through the branches of the majestic firs. And listening to this pleasant rolling melody inclines me more to believe that the winds he saw were more the gentle and soft

[claudefazio]

So nuch melancholy is conveyed in this piece. Lovely! I had never heard it before. Thanks for sharing it.

[sooms]

I agree, this piece sounds like modern music, but good. Thank u TwoSet

[JamesZ]

Thank you YouTube algo and not TwoSet, for sending me here and learning about this beautiful piece !

[yeehuai]

Im here right after twoset. First piece to discover

[jeffwatkins]

Yet another proof that Sibelius isn't just about massive symphonic structures. The longing in this piece is so aching, it brings tears to the eyes.

[chavakut]

The best interpretation here on YouTube