Rhiannon DeBault 🥺🌹👶🏼💕🙏😴

I looked up your comment to make sure this is the video I've been looking for. Thank you!

Just an FYI as I see you liked my comment… I now have 2 yr old twins who enjoy it as well. Thank you for the music.

if you download it, you can set it to repeat in VLC, Windows Media Player, etc

Such a deep and wonderful story. Bless you.

Adblock lol, you'll never worry about ads again...

I just saw a Camry ad on this video.

If there would be add in middle i would probably murder somebody, very melodramticaly tho.

@@szylaj honestly tho? Same, with this playing in the background.

Just when you fall asleep BAM annoying ad at the very end. Waste of time.

You should hear this at night

Yes!!!! Yes!!!!....THATS exactly it!!!

My God, I don't sleep either.

Oh yes I've been listening to this while reading a book on a beautiful sunset and I recommend you to read the book called "The diary of a serial killers daughter" this music takes you to another world.

was your father in a rock band called, mahogany rush ?

Pugs Rock I couldn't agree more

Pugs Rock

Pugs Rock

same, cello is the most beautiful sounding instrument in my opinion. i hope i can play it one day

​@@benosborn7121is plpp😊😊

Montana cellist congrats Man! you deserve It!

Congratulations! I found this less than a week ago and I can't tell you the difference it has made to my state of mind. I have played this, not just to facilitate sleep, but also as a soundtrack to going about my everyday tasks in the home. My anxiety level has gone way down, I am more mindful and I feel my heart opening up again! Thank you so much MC.

The A (open string) is tuned to 432 hz. Everything else is tuned relative to that.

Neli Prota ,1939 open A tuning was changed from 432htz to 440htz.... 432 resonates with the body. 440 does not.

Montana cellist U bring back childhood memories of a music school I attended as five year old... I wish I had persisted. I still have the 200 year old violin. I'm in my fifties now..

Lovely.

+Aerial Gray Maybe that's why I havent been playing/practicing my cello much... because I already know my existence in the universe. ;) lol

That’s a metaphor for life.

what a visual u give Aerial. nearly 5 yrs later does this peice still give u the same thought I wonder ?

That's exactly what I do every single day and night as I feel the endless abyss of the universe all around me.

Thank you sir. I'll compose more in this vein. I've had a number of comments about this helping PTSD. I'm honored.

Thank you for your service. I know what you are going through, I have PTSD too, not from war but...well would rather not explain. I was stationed in Japan. Anyhow yes... this helps wonders. Many thanks to Montana cellist! :)

johnnybravo619 Thank you for your service.

@johnnybravo619 - Thank you for your service.

Montana cellist THANK YOU

How was the concert?

sweet.

@Sum yi Wong Hey, I'm not a cellist but a pianist (I'm 20 years old). The only advice that I can give you is to not think about the people that are watching but to try to enjoy your playing and to become one with the song. Don't think if you will make a mistake or not, because if you do it's more highly that you will make one. Try to enjoy the beauty of the song that you are playing. Wish you all the best ❤️

Sum yi Wong hi! I’ve played violin for the past 9 years and a few years ago I began playing cello (I mostly play the cello now). Concerts can be a nerve wracking as you make them out to be, but that also means they can be as stress free as you want too. For the last 2-3 years I’ve started walking into concerts as if I’m in a normal class/practice and that helps a lot for me. Instead of focusing on the audience or being on stage, just keep your eyes on your music, (if in a group ensemble) your section/section leader, and the conductor. Everything else is irrelevant. Also, how often do you get to play the piece all the way though in practice? Usually not often because we work on the tricky parts, so take advantage of the fact that you get to hear the full song all together! Another way to keep your mind off the performing/concert itself. Hope these tips help, good luck and keep on practicing that cello!

Now you're 13 how do you feel?

Mervyn Doctorow Me too and it helps me a lot.

Mervyn Doctorow Me too and its gone now!!! Try meditation or yoga, I started both and I'm good!!!!!

Also bipolar. Huge insomnia, self esteem, anxiety, and PTSD struggles. Just 61 and must learn to chill out soon or my heart will give out, so they say. Found this music tonight and believe the angels must be helping me. Can't sit still to meditate, yoga hurts, but I definitely love music - so this sounds like my solution. Thanks so much for posting. Art and music, combined with counseling and a bit of medication, and I just might survive the ups and downs of being bipolar. -✌️❤️Nancy

@@justrelax3743 you sound great. my mother had bipolar and manic depression and with all the meds she was on she'd still come after you and attack. Even though I was her primary caretaker ( no one else would do it) and she had Cancer, nothing could stop her when she felt the need to attack. My advisors forbade me to move back in with her and she died on the floor, in my bedroom, alone. This music I believe would've helped her.

??? I wish I knew what your all talking about?!

SUN WARRIOR What is it about?

SUN WARRIOR I can't wait to paint to this and see what I come up with. It's incredible how powerful music can be when creating, whether writing or painting or whathaveyou

SUN WARRIOR I was like "that moment when music describes your (my) life"

SUN WARRIOR You have loved

i bet this will help me write my book. its a wartime fantasy-fiction with lots of sad and dark moments, and lots of action-packed battle scenes

Ayda Kay. it is chilling beautiful... like a mother's face as she watches her children fade from memory...

xxXx_TheMilfHunter69_xXxx , a very beautiful word picture!

Ayda Kay. hi there you are beautiful

Ayda Kuluk agreed. Both soothing and sad.

You are still here I want to remind you 😄

Hopefully your sub too.

My daughter and I have been listening to this piece for 2 years now to get to sleep. She requests it and knows how to find it on KZfaq and presses play.

Lmao

@@rhiannondebault2673 l O

@@rhiannondebault2673 to the world 🌍🌍🌍🌍

sebaa safaa I listen to some pieces that make me cry also. You are not alone.

*not weird

Life is a savage beauty. It enthralls you and terrifies you

I can relate to what you're saying beautiful but sad and emotional.

Lugnos Dee I feel like a surviver of a nuclear explosion walking across a passage full of corpses of the unfortunate victims

Lugnos Dee omg I had that image too 😨💡👑

Lugnos Dee I fell exactly the same way.

Felt. Sorry

Now there's an Idea!! ,)

Right? I looked to see how many disliked it~ I couldn't believe there were that many uncultured people out there with very little soul.

The thumbs downers are probably the people who blast defcon 5 level music out of their cars at 3:33 AM from a CD they found at the bottom of a 99 cent bin.

Glass Girl Was it just a nap or do you suffer from insomnia? By the way you've worded it, to me- it seems like you're extremely grateful to be able to sleep through three hours.... That sounds absolutely terrible! I really hope you put this on a playlist and keep it on repeat for hours if you're having trouble sleeping and this really helps you! That way you can actually get a good night's rest.

Kat Howard I seem to have neglected to mention how refreshed and well rested I felt after that nap, feeling very stressed that day. This helped me to calm down.

Thank you very much! More to come!

Agreed...agreed...agreed! So deep!

ah ha

It depends on how you are feeling at the moment you listen to. It's like when you smell something and it takes you to another moment in your life, other places, other people and you might feel great...or sad!

+Dane Wilhelm Same here!

90 percent of the time there is really high pitched piano playing or an upbeat in most of the videos I've found and I finally found one that is exactly what I'm looking for. A dark depressing slow deep orchestra track that will put me to sleep.

i dont mean to be off topic but does someone know of a trick to get back into an instagram account?? I was dumb lost my account password. I love any assistance you can offer me

@Deacon Eric instablaster :)

I play cello this is good but im a beginner and yea Also my orchestra teacher played the weather men song on a viola

@@GodDUsopp724 I play the viol, been doing it for about 4 years and it's amazing instrument. It's the outcome of a violin and a cello having a baby. Then the cello is the basses baby

@@versavibez1459 weird words but ok

Thank you for listening to my music...I create these because of these types of comments.

Robert Rager.... The best advice I could offer, would be to find a psychologist who is trained to use EMDR. There is no more effective treatment for PTSD.

Montana cellist ......The Queen of all instruments and the one which has the closest resonance to the human voice and so is capable of elevation to transcendence.

Robert Bright ...my sister did EMDR and now teaches it very affective

Hmm... poetic. 💙 good luck

Thank you! ❤️

Brittany C Hmm may I suggest you learn to play some instruments yourself and play them regularly (if you don't already). It listening to music helps you, playing it may make you even calmer and facilitate the healing of the disorder.

Brittany C If*

Brittany C : It is not a disorder beautiful one. Your mind is filled with Empathy and Compassion. The controllers of this plane knew who you were and knew your mother as well. They didn't want your kindness and Empathic thoughts around their ears this time. You're so full of light and love. I can feel it over here my friend. They've done the same things to many of us. It's in the water we drink, and the foods we eat. I know you have a good diet, but they control that too. I was given a cure to the thoughts and sounds. It was 40 days of non-clover honey and mothers milk (vegan mother). It cleaned my blood, which healed my cerebrum fluid and then my dormant DNA was activated, which then quieted the vibrations all around me. Now, the waves are like straight lines, and my smile is back. H.O.P.E. is still here! Much love!

Justa Frend Out of all the disabilities I would've expected that response for, it wasn't one where noises are simply too much for the person to handle.

Brittany C poor gal... I'm all the way on the 25th floor, of my apt. and the "smart" authorities decided to build a basketball court on ground level. no prob. designed to have lights off at 10pm. you think that would stop youths?? every night...2-4am, screaming, yelling, rattling fences....called police too many times they stopped trying too. can't sell this apt. and every night 2-4am, kids gather in droves n scream. I hope you feel better soon. I hope the kids stop coming to the courts after 10pm 😔😞

How you know you got “perfect pitch”?

​@@dwightchaos9449Discovered it in a music class of some kind, no doubt. Easy to discern in a solfeggio class.

rere At a friday afternoon...

rere or worse, even saturdays

nacho73 or worst, even sundays

rere di dunia pp000ppp0p0ppppp0

beautiful relaxing music

I'm honored

Great writing tool. I write thrillers, horror and occasional mystery. It inspires scenes for sure.

Same

Thanks!

the vibes lower frequency than wifi or radio

zac Mandell what doesn’t make sense is the music recorded doesn’t naturally play at 432 hz. I don’t get how this can be claimed.

Many of my videos are pure cello...

I'll check them out then.

Montana cellist

El pájaro espino

😂Que buena onda en las mismas. Desde granada meta Colombia. El mero relax

Of course!

Sylvia Johnson no you are

Miran Petrusic dumb and dumber is a better love story than twilight