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It’s amazing how Bach creates infinite depth with so few notes.❤️❤️ ✨🎶Daniil Trifonov – Bach: Cantata BWV 147: Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring (Transcr. Hess for Piano)

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khloé Kardashian and Kris Jenner talked about how much they loved and really enjoyed Justin Bieber performance at the Coachella and how they were so happy for Billie Eilish the moment he brought her out to perform his 2009 hit song, "One Less Lonely Girl"🥹❤️ “What an amazing night for him, everybody is so proud of him and he did such a great job, i watched the next day with billie eilish, that was the cutest, my cheeks hurts from smiling, girls were watching the livestream and people didn’t realize it’s billie eilish and they were like “i’m so pissed, i should be that girl, what fan is that girl” like they were like angry, then when they see it’s billie, everyone’s attitude and tone changes they were like billie and they were screaming and they were so happy for her, and her reaction, like her not being able to stand, her smiling, it was so cute and genuine”🥹❤️

khloé Kardashian and Kris Jenner talked about how much they loved and really enjoyed Justin Bieber performance at the Coachella and how they were so happy for Billie Eilish the moment he brought her out to perform his 2009 hit song, "One Less Lonely Girl"🥹❤️ “What an amazing night for him, everybody is so proud of him and he did such a great job, i watched the next day with billie eilish, that was the cutest, my cheeks hurts from smiling, girls were watching the livestream and people didn’t realize it’s billie eilish and they were like “i’m so pissed, i should be that girl, what fan is that girl” like they were like angry, then when they see it’s billie, everyone’s attitude and tone changes they were like billie and they were screaming and they were so happy for her, and her reaction, like her not being able to stand, her smiling, it was so cute and genuine”🥹❤️

flame⛧

11,248 Aufrufe • vor 5 Monaten

After 2 years in “stealth mode”, we’re finally sharing about Payam Music, starting with my role: I met Payam when he was running a small local piano school, and I saw its transformative impact on students, starting with my own son, Darius. The Payam Method works wonders, as we hear over and over from parents and in online reviews. It has just the right mix of elements to make students fall in LOVE with playing piano and writing their own music. Once I saw firsthand how much better learning can be with the Payam Method, I felt compelled to help spread it, leveraging my experience scaling to 100 million students. I joined as CEO two years ago, and we began hiring a team and recruiting support to help us scale. With the recent endorsement of world-famous composer Hans Zimmer, Payam Music is available in cities around the US and expanding rapidly. Our schools teach 1-on-1 lessons, in person and even online. We have limited spots, so if you or your child want to learn piano, sign up now! And if we don’t have a school near you, join our wait list, we’re growing fast. Fall in Love with Piano P.S. This week we’re announcing the amazing business leaders who are investors in Payam Music, to help us bring the joy of learning to more students everywhere, and also to provide children an alternative to screentime. If you’re worried about kids’ obsession with screens and social media, the solution is to give them a new obsession: piano. ❤️🎹❤️

After 2 years in “stealth mode”, we’re finally sharing about Payam Music, starting with my role: I met Payam when he was running a small local piano school, and I saw its transformative impact on students, starting with my own son, Darius. The Payam Method works wonders, as we hear over and over from parents and in online reviews. It has just the right mix of elements to make students fall in LOVE with playing piano and writing their own music. Once I saw firsthand how much better learning can be with the Payam Method, I felt compelled to help spread it, leveraging my experience scaling to 100 million students. I joined as CEO two years ago, and we began hiring a team and recruiting support to help us scale. With the recent endorsement of world-famous composer Hans Zimmer, Payam Music is available in cities around the US and expanding rapidly. Our schools teach 1-on-1 lessons, in person and even online. We have limited spots, so if you or your child want to learn piano, sign up now! And if we don’t have a school near you, join our wait list, we’re growing fast. Fall in Love with Piano P.S. This week we’re announcing the amazing business leaders who are investors in Payam Music, to help us bring the joy of learning to more students everywhere, and also to provide children an alternative to screentime. If you’re worried about kids’ obsession with screens and social media, the solution is to give them a new obsession: piano. ❤️🎹❤️

Hadi Partovi

57,930 Aufrufe • vor 4 Monaten

Exploring Bach’s BWV 1065: When a Musical Machine Begins to Beat with Life Some creations inspire awe not because they contain countless details, but because every detail within them works according to a precise order. A finely crafted mechanical clock is one such example. From the outside, we see only the hands moving quietly through time. Inside, however, an entire world is at work. Tiny gears transmit energy to one another. Different components perform different tasks. Some generate motion. Some regulate the rhythm. Some keep the entire mechanism in balance. The beauty of the clock does not lie in any single part. It lies in the way all of those small movements come together to create one continuous pulse. Johann Sebastian Bach’s BWV 1065 possesses a similar kind of beauty. From its very first notes, listeners sense more than the beginning of a melody. They sense a musical mechanism coming to life. Four harpsichords enter the conversation. Lines of music emerge, answer one another, and pass ideas seamlessly from one voice to the next. Each instrument resembles a moving gear within a larger system, where every motion contributes to a single, unified current. The Invisible Blueprint Behind the Music A finely made clock cannot function simply by placing many parts side by side. Its true secret lies in the design. The clockmaker must understand the distance between every component. The speed of every movement. The path by which energy travels from one part to another. These underlying principles transform separate pieces into one living mechanism. In BWV 1065, Bach builds his music according to the same kind of logic. He does not allow the four harpsichords to move in separate directions. Every voice has a role within the larger musical flow. An idea may first appear in one instrument. It is then taken up by another. From there it is developed, expanded, and carried forward in a new direction. What listeners hear is not simply four instruments performing together. They hear a conversation organized with astonishing precision. Behind the constant movement lies an invisible architecture, where Bach carefully determines how every musical voice meets, supports, and completes the others. Four Voices Moving with a Single Pulse One of BWV 1065’s greatest achievements is the balance it creates between independence and unity. Each harpsichord possesses its own personality. When listening closely, each musical line reveals its own distinct character. Yet when stepping back to hear the entire work, everything merges into one continuous flow of energy. It is much like watching a group of dancers on stage. Each performer moves differently. One steps forward. Another turns behind. A third quietly maintains the rhythm of the entire performance. The audience does not perceive four separate dances. They see one living form in motion. This is the essence of Bach’s contrapuntal art. Its richness does not come from adding countless unrelated ideas. It comes from allowing many independent voices to exist together within a perfectly ordered whole. When Brief Plucked Sounds Become a Continuous Stream of Energy The harpsichord possesses a unique character. Its notes speak with remarkable clarity, yet they fade almost immediately. Each sound resembles a brief flash of light before disappearing into silence. Bach transforms this very limitation into one of the instrument's greatest strengths. He does not rely on sustained tones. Instead, he creates momentum by placing every note at precisely the right moment. Imagine a wheel spinning at great speed. The eye no longer distinguishes each individual spoke. It perceives only one smooth and continuous rotation. The harpsichord works in much the same way. Every note exists for only an instant. Yet when hundreds of those fleeting moments are linked together, they become something greater than the individual sounds themselves—a powerful, uninterrupted stream of musical energy. This is one of the most beautiful paradoxes in Bach’s music: The smallest musical events create the strongest sense of life and motion. Netherlands Bach Society and Revealing the Music's Inner Architecture In the Netherlands Bach Society's performance, the beauty of BWV 1065 emerges through the remarkable clarity of its individual voices. The four harpsichords never dissolve into a single block of sound. Each instrument preserves its own distinct color, allowing listeners to follow every layer of movement unfolding within the music. This approach reveals one of Bach’s most remarkable artistic achievements: Every individual part has its own purpose, yet every part serves something greater than itself. Rather than simply enjoying the brilliance on the surface, listeners are invited to hear how the entire work has been constructed from within. When Precision Gives Birth to Life BWV 1065 may first astonish listeners with its speed and technical brilliance. Yet those qualities are only the surface. Its deeper achievement lies in Bach's ability to transform an exceptionally disciplined structure into something vividly alive. A masterfully crafted mechanical clock is not extraordinary simply because it contains many intricate parts. It becomes extraordinary because every tiny movement contributes to one unified pulse. Bach's music follows the same principle. Order does not suppress freedom. On the contrary, it is the precision of the structure that allows the music to move with complete naturalness. BWV 1065 is therefore far more than a concerto for four harpsichords. It stands as a testament to an art in which every detail, when placed exactly where it belongs, helps create a world of sound that is at once precise and profoundly alive. A musical machine. Yet within it, a living heartbeat never ceases.

Exploring Bach’s BWV 1065: When a Musical Machine Begins to Beat with Life Some creations inspire awe not because they contain countless details, but because every detail within them works according to a precise order. A finely crafted mechanical clock is one such example. From the outside, we see only the hands moving quietly through time. Inside, however, an entire world is at work. Tiny gears transmit energy to one another. Different components perform different tasks. Some generate motion. Some regulate the rhythm. Some keep the entire mechanism in balance. The beauty of the clock does not lie in any single part. It lies in the way all of those small movements come together to create one continuous pulse. Johann Sebastian Bach’s BWV 1065 possesses a similar kind of beauty. From its very first notes, listeners sense more than the beginning of a melody. They sense a musical mechanism coming to life. Four harpsichords enter the conversation. Lines of music emerge, answer one another, and pass ideas seamlessly from one voice to the next. Each instrument resembles a moving gear within a larger system, where every motion contributes to a single, unified current. The Invisible Blueprint Behind the Music A finely made clock cannot function simply by placing many parts side by side. Its true secret lies in the design. The clockmaker must understand the distance between every component. The speed of every movement. The path by which energy travels from one part to another. These underlying principles transform separate pieces into one living mechanism. In BWV 1065, Bach builds his music according to the same kind of logic. He does not allow the four harpsichords to move in separate directions. Every voice has a role within the larger musical flow. An idea may first appear in one instrument. It is then taken up by another. From there it is developed, expanded, and carried forward in a new direction. What listeners hear is not simply four instruments performing together. They hear a conversation organized with astonishing precision. Behind the constant movement lies an invisible architecture, where Bach carefully determines how every musical voice meets, supports, and completes the others. Four Voices Moving with a Single Pulse One of BWV 1065’s greatest achievements is the balance it creates between independence and unity. Each harpsichord possesses its own personality. When listening closely, each musical line reveals its own distinct character. Yet when stepping back to hear the entire work, everything merges into one continuous flow of energy. It is much like watching a group of dancers on stage. Each performer moves differently. One steps forward. Another turns behind. A third quietly maintains the rhythm of the entire performance. The audience does not perceive four separate dances. They see one living form in motion. This is the essence of Bach’s contrapuntal art. Its richness does not come from adding countless unrelated ideas. It comes from allowing many independent voices to exist together within a perfectly ordered whole. When Brief Plucked Sounds Become a Continuous Stream of Energy The harpsichord possesses a unique character. Its notes speak with remarkable clarity, yet they fade almost immediately. Each sound resembles a brief flash of light before disappearing into silence. Bach transforms this very limitation into one of the instrument's greatest strengths. He does not rely on sustained tones. Instead, he creates momentum by placing every note at precisely the right moment. Imagine a wheel spinning at great speed. The eye no longer distinguishes each individual spoke. It perceives only one smooth and continuous rotation. The harpsichord works in much the same way. Every note exists for only an instant. Yet when hundreds of those fleeting moments are linked together, they become something greater than the individual sounds themselves—a powerful, uninterrupted stream of musical energy. This is one of the most beautiful paradoxes in Bach’s music: The smallest musical events create the strongest sense of life and motion. Netherlands Bach Society and Revealing the Music's Inner Architecture In the Netherlands Bach Society's performance, the beauty of BWV 1065 emerges through the remarkable clarity of its individual voices. The four harpsichords never dissolve into a single block of sound. Each instrument preserves its own distinct color, allowing listeners to follow every layer of movement unfolding within the music. This approach reveals one of Bach’s most remarkable artistic achievements: Every individual part has its own purpose, yet every part serves something greater than itself. Rather than simply enjoying the brilliance on the surface, listeners are invited to hear how the entire work has been constructed from within. When Precision Gives Birth to Life BWV 1065 may first astonish listeners with its speed and technical brilliance. Yet those qualities are only the surface. Its deeper achievement lies in Bach's ability to transform an exceptionally disciplined structure into something vividly alive. A masterfully crafted mechanical clock is not extraordinary simply because it contains many intricate parts. It becomes extraordinary because every tiny movement contributes to one unified pulse. Bach's music follows the same principle. Order does not suppress freedom. On the contrary, it is the precision of the structure that allows the music to move with complete naturalness. BWV 1065 is therefore far more than a concerto for four harpsichords. It stands as a testament to an art in which every detail, when placed exactly where it belongs, helps create a world of sound that is at once precise and profoundly alive. A musical machine. Yet within it, a living heartbeat never ceases.

🎼🌺Music Love♥️

13,852 Aufrufe • vor 2 Monaten

9 years sober today for my wife, brittany horschel. Amazing to see the transformation over the last 9 years. So proud of her!! 💪❤️ The message I have for anyone who is struggling with addiction is, it’s possible. Millions of ppl have made the choice before you, that they are tired of letting their addiction ruin their life and that they want to live a sober lifestyle now. There’s groups, rehabs, therapists, wherever you live that will help you get sober. But you have to take the first step on the path of sobriety. Wherever I go, I come across people that let me know that they are sober. And they tell me it’s the best decision they ever made for themelves. They are living a healthier lifestyle, enjoying life now more than ever before. It’s amazing to hear their stories and how many days, months, years that they have been sober. So it’s possible! You and only you, can take that first step! Then there will be people willing to take the continuous steps with you after. HorschelFamilyFdtn

9 years sober today for my wife, brittany horschel. Amazing to see the transformation over the last 9 years. So proud of her!! 💪❤️ The message I have for anyone who is struggling with addiction is, it’s possible. Millions of ppl have made the choice before you, that they are tired of letting their addiction ruin their life and that they want to live a sober lifestyle now. There’s groups, rehabs, therapists, wherever you live that will help you get sober. But you have to take the first step on the path of sobriety. Wherever I go, I come across people that let me know that they are sober. And they tell me it’s the best decision they ever made for themelves. They are living a healthier lifestyle, enjoying life now more than ever before. It’s amazing to hear their stories and how many days, months, years that they have been sober. So it’s possible! You and only you, can take that first step! Then there will be people willing to take the continuous steps with you after. HorschelFamilyFdtn

Billy Horschel

754,417 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

If you see this please comment with Happy Eid so you can help me fight the algorithm‼️ A quick reminder that we’re here. When you celebrate your holidays, remember the people of Gaza too. This is one of my favorite videos despite how short it is. I tried to focus on the opinions of a few random, ordinary people, just to see what their traditions for this holiday look like. Each of them has a simple dream… a normal day, a normal joy, a holiday like anywhere else in the world. But in Gaza, even the simplest dreams can feel far away. Thank you for watching and Happy Eid❤️

If you see this please comment with Happy Eid so you can help me fight the algorithm‼️ A quick reminder that we’re here. When you celebrate your holidays, remember the people of Gaza too. This is one of my favorite videos despite how short it is. I tried to focus on the opinions of a few random, ordinary people, just to see what their traditions for this holiday look like. Each of them has a simple dream… a normal day, a normal joy, a holiday like anywhere else in the world. But in Gaza, even the simplest dreams can feel far away. Thank you for watching and Happy Eid❤️

SARA 𓂆

31,584 Aufrufe • vor 6 Monaten

PLAVE Dash 1st WIN Encore Speech in MusicCore 💙: Hello, we are PLAVE 🖤: To think that we won first place on Music Core with Dash ah... it’s just unbelievable. It truly feels like a dream & such an honor to have all the hard work we’ve put in rewarded in such an amazing way 🩷: Yes, we are always so grateful to our PLLIs, receiving such a precious award makes us feel the depth of the love you all send us more than ever ❤️: And while preparing for this album, our members worked so hard. Being together always makes me feel strong and happy. You all did so well truly thank yo 💜: And lastly, to our parents who have waited for us all this time & to our staff who worked hard alongside us thank you so much 💙: And to the MusicCore staff who created such an amazing stage for us thank you so much. And as we always have, we'll continue running toward our next chapter thank you 💙💜🩷❤️🖤: Thank you I love you PLLI~~!! #플레이브_음중일등은우리의것 #PLAVE_Dash_2ndWin

PLAVE Dash 1st WIN Encore Speech in MusicCore 💙: Hello, we are PLAVE 🖤: To think that we won first place on Music Core with Dash ah... it’s just unbelievable. It truly feels like a dream & such an honor to have all the hard work we’ve put in rewarded in such an amazing way 🩷: Yes, we are always so grateful to our PLLIs, receiving such a precious award makes us feel the depth of the love you all send us more than ever ❤️: And while preparing for this album, our members worked so hard. Being together always makes me feel strong and happy. You all did so well truly thank yo 💜: And lastly, to our parents who have waited for us all this time & to our staff who worked hard alongside us thank you so much 💙: And to the MusicCore staff who created such an amazing stage for us thank you so much. And as we always have, we'll continue running toward our next chapter thank you 💙💜🩷❤️🖤: Thank you I love you PLLI~~!! #플레이브_음중일등은우리의것 #PLAVE_Dash_2ndWin

nanas

14,349 Aufrufe • vor 1 Jahr

“மியூசிக்கே ஒரு ஏமாற்று வேலைதானே!” 😄🎶 In an old interview with SPB, Ilaiyaraaja explains that once you sing the seven notes in order, it’s all about repeating and rearranging them in different permutations and combinations. And then he shares an example. For Apoorva Sagotharargal, Kamal Haasan gave him a reference song: “நான் பார்த்ததிலே அவள் ஒருத்தியைத்தான்…” Raja came back with: “புது மாப்பிள்ளைக்கு நல்ல நேரமடா…” 🎶 Kamal loved the song and asked him the idea behind it.. Raja simply replied, “Whatever you gave me, I just gave it back.” He then sang the old lyrics in his new tune, revealing the clever connection. You would probably never realise it unless Raja himself pointed it out. That’s the magic of the Maestro. He calls it “ஏமாற்று வேலை”; we call it genius. 🎼✨❤️ #Ilaiyaraaja #SPB #Kamal

“மியூசிக்கே ஒரு ஏமாற்று வேலைதானே!” 😄🎶 In an old interview with SPB, Ilaiyaraaja explains that once you sing the seven notes in order, it’s all about repeating and rearranging them in different permutations and combinations. And then he shares an example. For Apoorva Sagotharargal, Kamal Haasan gave him a reference song: “நான் பார்த்ததிலே அவள் ஒருத்தியைத்தான்…” Raja came back with: “புது மாப்பிள்ளைக்கு நல்ல நேரமடா…” 🎶 Kamal loved the song and asked him the idea behind it.. Raja simply replied, “Whatever you gave me, I just gave it back.” He then sang the old lyrics in his new tune, revealing the clever connection. You would probably never realise it unless Raja himself pointed it out. That’s the magic of the Maestro. He calls it “ஏமாற்று வேலை”; we call it genius. 🎼✨❤️ #Ilaiyaraaja #SPB #Kamal

Isaignani Addict

42,256 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Welcome back to our Weekly Tokimeki Question! Today, we’re looking a little closer at our workspaces: What’s one item on your desk that sparks Tokimeki for you? ✨ For Marie, it’s her trusted mechanical pencil, a series she’s been loyal to for over ten years. She loves its compact size, the perfect fit in her hand, the smooth grip, and the effortless way it writes. It’s a simple tool, but everything about it brings a sense of comfort and joy to her everyday work. It doesn't have to be fancy or extraordinary. So many of the objects supporting our daily flow often go unnoticed, yet they hold a quiet power to make work feel a little lighter and more grounded. Take a moment now to look at your desk. Pick up or look at that one item, and stay with the feeling for just a few seconds. Notice how it feels in your body. This is how we begin to cultivate our sensitivity to Tokimeki, by slowing down, noticing joy in the functional, and allowing ourselves to appreciate the everyday things that support us. What's yours? QRT with a photo of your item!

Welcome back to our Weekly Tokimeki Question! Today, we’re looking a little closer at our workspaces: What’s one item on your desk that sparks Tokimeki for you? ✨ For Marie, it’s her trusted mechanical pencil, a series she’s been loyal to for over ten years. She loves its compact size, the perfect fit in her hand, the smooth grip, and the effortless way it writes. It’s a simple tool, but everything about it brings a sense of comfort and joy to her everyday work. It doesn't have to be fancy or extraordinary. So many of the objects supporting our daily flow often go unnoticed, yet they hold a quiet power to make work feel a little lighter and more grounded. Take a moment now to look at your desk. Pick up or look at that one item, and stay with the feeling for just a few seconds. Notice how it feels in your body. This is how we begin to cultivate our sensitivity to Tokimeki, by slowing down, noticing joy in the functional, and allowing ourselves to appreciate the everyday things that support us. What's yours? QRT with a photo of your item!

The Art of Tokimeki

27,233 Aufrufe • vor 1 Monat

Felix drops a bombshell 💣 He reveals how DMK & PEN are spending lakhs of rupees to create a negative impact against Vijay in Kerala. But one thing they need to remember — there might be a few in Tamil Nadu who’ll fall for your fake narrative (at least you can try), but you can’t do a thing with Keralites! ❤️ They love Vijay more than their own native stars. It’s not possible to shake that bond — so don’t even try and waste your money or time. 💪🔥

Felix drops a bombshell 💣 He reveals how DMK & PEN are spending lakhs of rupees to create a negative impact against Vijay in Kerala. But one thing they need to remember — there might be a few in Tamil Nadu who’ll fall for your fake narrative (at least you can try), but you can’t do a thing with Keralites! ❤️ They love Vijay more than their own native stars. It’s not possible to shake that bond — so don’t even try and waste your money or time. 💪🔥

Navaneeth

64,724 Aufrufe • vor 11 Monaten