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this playlist was inspired by @NemosDreamscapes videos related to 'oldies playing in another room', but i wanted to make it to give the feeling that someone is playing beautiful pieces on the piano to relax you in your studies :-)
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Top Comments of this video!! :3
If you stay up at night and your eyes are puffy from crying when the thoughts in your head keep telling you bad things. We are here for you. We may be strangers from all over the world but I assure you, we are here for you in prayers and when you need time.
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i need this studying person to walk into the piano room and have a that romantic moment where they fall in love with the one playing
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"We may speak different language" "but music is a language that all people understand"
Have a nice weekend everyone. 🌹
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Lmao it's EXACTLY my case ! I wait my neighbor to play piano (perfectly ofc) and I start working ! You live in my head nobody
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It's 11:30 at night and im working on English, alone, in my room, in the dark with the window open while everyone else is asleep. The only light in my room is from my computer and the moonlight from the window. The curtain are moving a little from the breeze. I feel like I'm in a novel where my secret elven lover is going to climb into my room at any moment and snuggle with me and encourage me with kisses while i work. Awesome playlist friend, thanks :)
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wow
the guy in the next room played piano without making any mistake for a long time.
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To everyone who is reading this, I pray that whatever is hurting you or whatever you're constantly stressing about gets better. May the dark thoughts, the overthinking, and the doubt exit your mind right now.May clarity replace confusion. May peace and calmness fill your life Amen
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I’m feeling a bit sad and lonely as of late, reading this comment section genuinely made me cry. Knowing that there are so many kind people across the world who try to brighten up a strangers day honestly gives me hope for the future of this world. Thankyou.
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Hello, I am the pianist who desires to play at random times. Coincidently, I am usually tempted to play when the sun is asleep- much to the dismay of my family. I don't believe I've ever been the "pianist in another room" for anyone, but, until then, I shall build my arsenal of compositions. I shall become an omnium gatherum of blessed pieces, and this channel shall continue to contribute towards that night.
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This reminds me of afternoons when i tried to study in my bedroom while my sister practiced the piano in the dinning room, but the songs she played did the opposite of helping
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i really like this playlist.
the walls in my house are very thin. in my house, we have lots of types of people. for example, my mother is a professor, my father is a coder, my sister is an artist.. and I'm a musician. a lot of times, my family is really stressed from lots of work and other situations. ever since i learned piano, i've been playing music to try and calm my family even if i'm not there. i'm often alone in my room, so i play music almost every hour of the day. its come to the point that if the music stops, thats how you can know something's wrong.
we each have different ways of comforting people. my sister paints for them, my dad shows them cool games, and my mother recommends books.
i really hope that when my family grows older, they can tell stories about the piano music, even if its not the best. even my bass or my singing, i want everyone to smile from my music someday. even if im not there to see it, it makes me feel warm and happy when people listen to my music.
sorry if this is hard to read. i guess i feel nice hearing that the sound of music from another room can be comforting instead of annoying, since its in this playlist.
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Pov:you are sitting alone at the dinner table with the dim yellow light on . The heavenly sound of heavy raindrops is all you can hear. You are scribbling on the blank paper trying to think of poetry ideas when you see through the window a young man approaching. Though his face is not properly visible due to the umbrella he is holding,but you still can feel the warmth and care his heart has in store. You are trying not to get distracted. But this moment itself feels like as if you are the character of some 90's romantic story staring at the mysterious boy through the window. You feel strange . *Knock Knock* you hear. It's the mailman. You realise you've been day dreaming for so long that you almost forgot about your poetry. You sat again with the blank paper and the fountain pen but now no more at the same place. You sat on your bed inside your cozy blanket with a lantern with the classical music and rain being the best duo and giving a dramatic touch to your life.
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i put this on to study to and 2 minutes into the video an urge to cry swells inside me. the tempo and softness of this music begs for a moment of stillness in between the overlapping, incessant thoughts of overwhelm, panic, and hopelessness and never seeming to catch one's breath rushing to get from one place to another, one assignment done after another.
it is so easy to get buried in the anxieties and responsibilities of daily life, whether that's college, career, family. we adapt to this unfulfilling cycle with tunnel vision, as the walls keep towering and closing in on us with every single minute thing we must do piling atop one another like bricks. waking up every morning just feels like a never-ending checklist.
we lose ourselves. we slip under the knives of our stabbing misery and let it consume us from the inside out, all to accomplish what we've been told would make us successful. but really, it only leaves us empty. we lose sight of the innate beauty lying all around us, and the inner peace we've long forgotten to seek.
oh, how differently i would feel every morning waking up to a life i chose to pursue, a life that aligned with what makes me feel blazingly alive, a life that didn't drill a gaping pit in my chest and sink the weight of my spirit to the soles of my feet with every tiring step. i want to choose a better way of living, yet the thought of make a drastic change without guarantee terrifies me. maybe because without direction, without a clearly itemized list of steps to achieve some material career or financial goal, we feel even more aimless and vulnerable. with nothing to tether us we could just as easily blow away. but burying our faces in shallow, fleeting objectives, that on our death beds we won't care to remember, will not make the pain of despair any less noticeable. and it will certainly not make life any more bearable.
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i turn this on, and suddenly, the streetlamps and the rain-slicked pavement and the dreary fog are a compliment to the music instead of just some crappy weather.
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as a homeschooled kid with piano playing brothers this is exactly perfect
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Why does this bring back so many forgotten memories... I feel like I'm only ten again, running around my house and laughing. I feel like the moment I turned eleven my entire life went downhill. But this playlist brings me peace, knowing that someday it will be better and that there ARE people out there who care for you, even though you might not know them.
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Everyone thinking they're the person who is studying
Me: I'm the person who is playing the piano 😁
Btw this is actually a really good playlist!!
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Oh I wish I was the piano person but for now, I need to be the one who's studying but I wouldn't study if someone was playing the piano. I would just sit and listen to their pure talent & hard work. One day, I will be the one who's playing the piano.
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So, I wanted to write a pov for this because ,why not?
I have been working on my desk trying to go trough the books that I picked out only to feel more frustrated as I started to read the pages without understanding a single sentence as if the writer switched to a language far away from anything I knew . When I finally was able to finish it, my hand grazed the spine of the next book to pick it up and start reading as the book fell down onto the ground. My hand lowered to pick it up without blowing my concentration away but nontheless my arm couldnt reach it. My pent up stress escaped by severing the last strings that kept my concentration flowing as I felt the coldness of the room for the first time. I was too buried in my study that I forgot to put fresh wood to the fire.
I closed the book that kept me company for the last hours or so and dragged myself up to the fireplace where the remenance of the once burning fire could be seen by the darkened colapse of what once was wood burning bright red and heating the room like a sunny summer day in there . I cleaned the fireplace and started the fire once again. I sat infront of the fireplace and watched the fire get bigger and brighter as I was still thinking about the words from the last book and watched the fire dance so elegantly and heat up my face as the thoughts of my actions from some time ago dissapeared. (you can play 8:20 if you want ) That was when I heared the sound of a piano being played. It sounded so faint yet so powerfull... As the fire heated up my tensed body ,the songs being played on the piano made my thoughts fslip away until I drifted into my dreams...
When I woke up I was still in front of the fireplace. How long has it passed , it shouldnt have been that long since my ears were quick to pick up on the faint sound of the piano . It was like it waited for me. I stood up and went to my desk my ears still on the song being played.' How couldnt I hear it before?' I asked myself as i took the books to their places and cleaned the desk. ' I should thank the person for this performance' I thought as I grabbed my notebook and opened the door to the hallway hoping to hear the music a little more ....
Welp that took longer than expected . Sorry if there are any gramatical errors as English is not my mothertounge .
Hope you liked it and have a nice time.
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TIMESTAMPS / (composer/s) [performer/s] 00:00 la fille aux cheveux de lin (debussy) [debussy] 02:08 nocturne op. 9, no. 1 (chopin) [andrea racki] 08:20 clair de lune (debussy) [debussy] 11:58 gnossienne no. 1 (satie) [the great repertoire] 15:32 nocturne op. 9 no. 2 (chopin) [free music library] 20:21 la plus que lente (debussy) [debussy] 23:53 valse sentimentale for piano, op. 51, no. 6 (tchaikovsky) [the great repertoire] 30:01 rêverie (debussy) [debussy] 35:20 consolation no. 3 (liszt) [rousseau] 40:22 nocturne op. 15 no. 2 (chopin) [miyako arishima] 43:51 june, barcarolle (tchaikovsky) [valentina lisitsa] 50:07 melody from orpheus (gluck/sgambati) [valentina lisitsa] 55:04 chorale prelude: ich ruf zu dir, herr jesu christ (bach/busoni) [valentina lisitsa] 58:22 gnossienne no. 6 (satie) [reinbert de leeuw] 01:00:45 prelude op. 11 no. 1 (lyadov) [paul barton]
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