Uploaded on Apr 26, 2010
Here are some of the top ten most beautiful songs ever written (in my opinion). Please read the description at the very bottom for more information about this video's purpose.
The songs go in a list like this:
#10 - Samuel Barber : " Adagio For The Strings "
-Conducted by Paul Ruskay0:05
#9 - Johann Sebastian Bach : " Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring "
-Conducted by Leopold Stokowski0:45
#8 - Johann Pachelbel " Canon "
-Conducted by Unknown1:22
#7 - Jacques Offenbach " Barcarolle " From the opera " The Tales Of Hoffman "
-Performed by Unknown2:02
#6 - Franz Schubert : " Ave Maria "
-Performed by Leontyne Price And The St. Thomas Episcopal Church, New York2:47
#5 - Pietro Mascagni : " Intermezzo (Cavalleria Rusticana) "
-Performed By The Orchestra Of Bologna Municop Thetra3:49
#4 - Johann Sebastian Bach " Air "
-Conducted By Unknown4:39
#3 - Cesar Franck " Panis Angelicus "
-Performed By St. Philips Boys' Choir Featuring Jaymi Bandtock And Sam Harper5:28
#2 - Johann Sebastian Bach " Unaccompanied Cello Suite No. 1, BWV 1007 "
-Performed By Yo-Yo Ma6:06
#1 - Ludwig Van Beethoven : " Moonlight Sonata , 1st Movement "
-Performed By Unknown6:40
Entire version of "Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring" conducted by Leopold Stokowski, click here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6OgZC...
Entire version of "Ave Maria" Performed by Leontyne Price & The St. Thomas Episcopal Church, New York, click here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotati...
For more songs that I couldn't fit into this video, click below for my second video: "2nd Top Ten Most Beautiful Songs Of All Time":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMDljA...
Please note:
All beauty is subjective. There is no such thing as a true "Top Ten" list. Each piece holds its own beauty and is neither better nor worse than others. Also, unless it has singing, it is not technically a song. The title of this video is merely meant to help an average person find it, so that beautiful music, and the incredible depth of beauty that comes with it, will be discovered and felt by more people. Also, there is a second video with more songs and composers which I couldn't fit into this video (see above link).
The songs go in a list like this:
#10 - Samuel Barber : " Adagio For The Strings "
-Conducted by Paul Ruskay0:05
#9 - Johann Sebastian Bach : " Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring "
-Conducted by Leopold Stokowski0:45
#8 - Johann Pachelbel " Canon "
-Conducted by Unknown1:22
#7 - Jacques Offenbach " Barcarolle " From the opera " The Tales Of Hoffman "
-Performed by Unknown2:02
#6 - Franz Schubert : " Ave Maria "
-Performed by Leontyne Price And The St. Thomas Episcopal Church, New York2:47
#5 - Pietro Mascagni : " Intermezzo (Cavalleria Rusticana) "
-Performed By The Orchestra Of Bologna Municop Thetra3:49
#4 - Johann Sebastian Bach " Air "
-Conducted By Unknown4:39
#3 - Cesar Franck " Panis Angelicus "
-Performed By St. Philips Boys' Choir Featuring Jaymi Bandtock And Sam Harper5:28
#2 - Johann Sebastian Bach " Unaccompanied Cello Suite No. 1, BWV 1007 "
-Performed By Yo-Yo Ma6:06
#1 - Ludwig Van Beethoven : " Moonlight Sonata , 1st Movement "
-Performed By Unknown6:40
Entire version of "Jesu, Joy Of Man's Desiring" conducted by Leopold Stokowski, click here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S6OgZC...
Entire version of "Ave Maria" Performed by Leontyne Price & The St. Thomas Episcopal Church, New York, click here:http://www.youtube.com/watch?annotati...
For more songs that I couldn't fit into this video, click below for my second video: "2nd Top Ten Most Beautiful Songs Of All Time":http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uMDljA...
Please note:
All beauty is subjective. There is no such thing as a true "Top Ten" list. Each piece holds its own beauty and is neither better nor worse than others. Also, unless it has singing, it is not technically a song. The title of this video is merely meant to help an average person find it, so that beautiful music, and the incredible depth of beauty that comes with it, will be discovered and felt by more people. Also, there is a second video with more songs and composers which I couldn't fit into this video (see above link).
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