Ricther will be remembered through posterity for writing this masterpiece as the composer of this generation. How will the world look like in a thousand years without this masterpiece?

To pull off an 8 hour non stop concert overnight with such minimalist music while reading it all from a score is a remarkable feat

Someday i'll sleep forever, I just wish I could know that those around me are in a better place.

I was sharing a house with my Mother at the time (now gone unfortunately, both home and Mum), when I accidently tripped over this performance, live. When she got out of bed for the obligatory morning 'cup of tea', she found me frozen to my lounge chair, tears streaming down my face, with one heavenly smile bigger then my face. A truly moving experience.

I can't believe that sound is coming out of a human. My gawd! 😳... How beautiful and unworldly. 🥀

@davepowell7168

2 жыл бұрын

Have you heard Dimash Kudaibergen's S.O.S? Until l heard a soprano vocal coach explain (the Fairy Voicemother reaction upload) l thought it was a hoax, or special effects.

a music beyond time and space ... sounds from unknown worlds.

@basil7865

2 жыл бұрын

is that a poem ?

@giovanniserra2845

2 жыл бұрын

@@basil7865 my modest perception 👍🙂

A Magisterial and stately work of art. - Grace Davidson's voice is just not from this world. Achingly beautiful and hauntingly celestial. Thank you for this!

I so miss the full 8 hour version which, until recently, was available. I've had it on countless times whilst I come and go and work and cook and go shopping and when I come back it's still running. I love watching Grace Davidson's face and the dawn coming up. This is total magic. Thanks to all, especially Max.

@jaycrandell147

Жыл бұрын

I forgot about the look on her face...priceless....and I still cry. Wow

@davepowell7168

Жыл бұрын

Available on KZread

@architjaswal1231

Жыл бұрын

@@davepowell7168 link?

@camberr

Жыл бұрын

​@@architjaswal1231on the channel 'off-tone'

@architjaswal1231

10 ай бұрын

@@camberr Cannot find it. The only 'off-tone' channel that comes up on search is a Japanese channel. Could you please link it?

I will never understand how someone can be that genius, to write such a masterpiece. You make the world better, Max Richter, and we thank you for that.

@Shizuka136

7 ай бұрын

yes bro i feel u not meant to be understood, but this feelings damnn

My god, I am so in love with Grace Davidson’s voice, incredible control…..and thank you again Max Richter🙏❤️

This music has already touched me profoundly and been a useful tool as a soundtrack to smooth moments of perceived challenges in both wakeful and sleepless times. Interesting to observe a performance of interactive artists . I shall always be grateful .

@juliaclarke8430

2 жыл бұрын

Beautiful reply I really think scientifics of sleep patterns were extently used to help make this orchestral wonder Incredible!

You can listen to this endlessly❤

sublime

...and nobody talks about this singer that keeps that pitch perfectly like a synthesizer.

God, I wish I'd know about this and was there!!

Thanks for this gem! I never hear the live performance so this is such a treat.

Really, very good.

A masterpiece !!!

I m without words to this !

This Master piece is the minimal music Bible!

so beautiful

Wonderful... 🌟

When I heard / felt (?) the (capsule) part I understood what being together no matter how far you are from each other you really are, and means - pure beauty, hurt but love and trust / faith in each other.

Im in love now with this beautiful voice !

The best piece of art ever made. I´m totally in love

10/10 !

Sereníssimo!

Her voice man.

This is divine

Amazing!!!! To me I have a knowledge of music and how we sleep. I it was perfect!!!! I would feel honoured to meet you and your wife. A masterpiece really XXXXX how bless you

Beyond this World. Peace

This is it.

@davepowell7168

2 жыл бұрын

The landscape of music is clearly Richter stood dominant at the front from my seat.

If afterlife had a grace, its sound would be this!

Path 5 is my favourite 🌅

@davepowell7168

2 жыл бұрын

Digitonal Theo in Dreamland is the finest remix. My favourite is 5 also but 19 is yet frailer?

Does anyone know if the full version of this is available anywhere, for money, anything? I find the process for how this could be recreated live fascinating. I know about the documentary movie about it but was hoping to see the whole thing somehow. It clearly was recorded if these excerpts exist. Thanks!

@jaycrandell147

Жыл бұрын

You and me both ! For some stupid reason I was awake at the time to watch it live. Changed my life. Tears of Joy. Wish I could get my stupid computer( not me) to find a copy...

💔

Quando ouve-se pela primeira vez nem parece que é gravado por humanos...

@fitnessbrotherade2959

8 ай бұрын

that's true

for me its a shame seen they deleted the 8 hours live in Sydney!!!!

Le chant d’une sirène

天登り

@fitnessbrotherade2959

8 ай бұрын

Maybe sound like this

Watch her interview, so down to earth lady

@davepowell7168

2 жыл бұрын

Link? Please.

The last moments of life .....

one of my favorite pieces but currently can't enjoy because KZread has blocked me

çend muazzame ya rebbi

I missed my mind!

@jaycrandell147

Жыл бұрын

That is no mean feat..to miss ones mind. I applaud your dexterity... Listen to Max Richter, and your mind may return, hopefully with all the grace it deserves.

who have the 8 hours version??

@joaofernandes1224

3 ай бұрын

tens no internet archive

Dang! I truly wish sometimes that I didn’t have such flawlessly accurate relative pitch (notice I didn’t say Perfect Pitch. Very VERY few people actually have That). But Unfortunately as well-trained and professional a singer as Miss Grace surely is…. She Sings Consistently FLAT. Most all singers who have problems with pitch-centering have some sort of physical ailment or another. I certainly can’t diagnose what her condition might be (and I wouldn’t want to even if I could) but it’s Something. I still think Max is a genius though.

that's weird man

Shame about the terrible recording. Every jagged blip is like a poke in the eye.

Very new agey - the kind of music they play in a shop selling crystals and incense.

@davepowell7168

2 жыл бұрын

Shady massage parlours too.

@aguafria9565

2 жыл бұрын

you sound uncultured.

@jaycrandell147

Жыл бұрын

@@davepowell7168 Now I am jealous, for all the wrong reasons perhaps. Mind you, a "shady massage", though certainly much needed, would not even come close to the unadulterated Joy of this performance.