If You Need The Most Awesome Violin Music, Hear This • "FORGOTTEN ODES" by@eternal-eclipse

If you listen to this while writing a book, shit is about to go down.

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As a violin player of nearly 10 years, I would just like to say how incredibly skilled these violinists are, I am amazed at how they can make such a beautiful sound, especially on the high notes

14:41 sounds so intense. It's as if you are going through the worst storm in your life, fighting against the wind and the rain as you reach the end of the cloudy abyss before you see the sun for the first time.

Red Bull gives you wings, but this gives you an entire starship fleet.

Through an Action, a Man becomes a Hero. Through Death, a Hero becomes Legend. Through Time, a Legend becomes Myth. Through hearing a Myth, a Man takes an Action....

This music is PERFECT for writing, gaming, or simply just sitting and thinking. Awesome music thank you for it!!!

I’ve been developing a thing for epic violin songs. There’s just this elegance the violin has, that when paired with the irreplaceable feeling of epicness, makes the most beautiful songs. Like TheFatRat did with Warbringer

Who else is creating a whole movie in their heads😂😂 Y’all are really making me emotional right now, if one of us start a movie/show we’re all gonna be in it, I never been so relatable to other people and it just makes me happy cause I though I was being weird, I love y’all🥺💕💕✨✨

Hands down Washing the dishes has never been more intense ✋🤚

Let's give a minute of appreciation for no having any ads in this video... 00:00 Shape of Lies (Thomas-Adam Habuda) 02:47 Revolution (Piotr Musial) 05:11 Reach (Axl Rosenberg feat. Merethe Soltvedt) 07:38 Redemption (Axl Rosenberg) 10:07 The Last Funeral (Nitish Raina) 12:44 Born from Ashes (Axl Rosenberg) 15:46 Afterlight (Piotr Musial) 18:01 Dawn of Faith (Thomas-Adam Habuda) 21:08 Theory of Light (Thomas-Adam Habuda) 22:55 Hidden Machinations (Cyrus Reynolds) 25:50 Dirt and Fire (Piotr Musial) 27:57 Forgotten Odes (Bianca Ban) 30:11 Cloak and Dagger (Bianca Ban) 32:45 Autumn Moon (Neal Acree) 35:34 True Love's Last Kiss (Thomas-Adam Habuda) 38:44 Yearning Hearts (Bianca Ban) 41:17 Providence (Bianca Ban) 43:34 Fate of the Clockmaker (Flynn Hase Spence) 46:05 The Ritual (Cyrus Reynolds) 48:51 The Game is Afoot (Neal Acree)

1- No ads 2- Literally the best music I’ve ever heard 3- Not some random machine-made repeating melody, rather orchestral with personality and feelings 4- EARNED MY RESPECT😩🤌🏻❤️‍🔥

respect this man for doesn't put any ads on this video; He chose quality instead of money he's BRAVE And now : I’m flying whit my own orchestra to find a Final boss arena to play it

I never cleaned my room so powerfully xd

This music takes you to other universe, to a fantasy world where nothing is impossible, where hope is much more powerfull, a 56 minutes trip to let your mind fly as high as possible... Thank you so much for this...

In case no one told you today. You're beautiful. You're loved. You're needed. You're alive for a reason. You're stronger than you think. You're gonna get through this. I'm glad you're alive. And don't ever give up!

Listening to this while feeding my 3 weeks old new born. Looks like he loves it. He fell asleep, and is probably dreaming about being a viking or some powerful warrior.

Here’s the storyline, as I understand it. Shape of lies: The girl has a friend, lover, or family member, who she trusts with all her heart. She even finally tells them How she makes her “Violins of Time” which allow her to slow things down or speed things up, and as what causes her to be called a witch by some in the village. She makes them promise not to tell anyone and not to make one for their own good. They promised, but really they were just memorizing how to make one so that they can control time and, thus, the world. Revolution: The girl catches them making a Violin of Time and is heartbroken. The person then proceeds to yell, “Help me! The witch is casting a spell on me!” which causes the villagers to rush to the house and chase the girl out of the village. She runs until she comes up to a cliff, stopping just in time to avoid falling off. She’s crying, pleading with the villagers, when out of the crowd steps the one she trusted. Reach: The girl stares in shock, angry and betrayed. (“Why did you do this? I trusted you! I loved you!”) They had brought the violin with them as just one more victory against the girl who they betrayed. (“I’m so very sorry it had to come to this”) and shoves her off the cliff with the butt of the violin. As her feet slip backwards into the ravine, she grabs the violin from their hands so that they can never use it again. You can almost hear them yelling “No!” as the girl, with the violin, falls out of reach, forever ending their plan. Redemption: She’s still in shock while falling, playing as best she can to play a slow song, remembering her life and trying to grasp the fact that it’s about to end. Then, she suddenly gets very angry at the person who betrayed her. Vengeance suddenly displays itself in her mind. She’s basically fighting herself at this point, but finally she forgives her killer right as she hits the ground. The Last Funeral: The villagers realized that she wasn’t a witch because she didn’t save herself, and had a funeral for her. Her family member/friend/lover realized what they had done, and in desperation, runs away from the village, never coming back. Born from Ashes: The girl wakes up in a blazing fire, her violin next to her. But strangely, the fire doesn’t burn her. She can’t remember who she was or what happened. All she can remember was how to play the violin. She plays a complicated melody to calm herself and bit by bit her memories come back to her. Suddenly the fire goes out. Afterlight: The girl looks around in awe. She made it to the afterlife and it’s more amazing than ever. She’s helped to her feet by a boy about her age, who explains how the afterlife works and how to see the events happening on earth. Curious, she peers into the future of her village and sees it burn and be destroyed. She knows she has to save it, but it is forbidden to interfere with events on earth. Luckily her newfound friend is smart as well. Dawn of Faith: She walks around chatting with the other ghosts, trying to figure out information on the afterlife and possibly rile them up a little. She meets back with her friend who tells her that he has an idea. They start planning how to escape. Theory of Light: They work together to make the other spirits on their side to help them escape. (“I need to save my village, my parents.”) (“You remember your village? I can’t even remember my own name.”) Her friend, upon realizing she was the only one who brought an object with her and the only one who remembered anything from her life, tells her that if she successfully leaves the afterlife it will be only for a short time, and then he doesn’t know where she will end up. He begs her to stay but the plan is already in motion. Hidden Machinations: Heartbroken, the boy does his part in making sure that she can escape by changing the hidden “gears” that made the afterlife turn ever so slightly. He starts crying a little as he watches the girl and the other spirits breaking out, not knowing if he would ever see her again. The last he sees of her is when she finally broke through the threshold and disappears. Dirt and fire: The revolution is raging, and guards are rushing to put a stop to it. All seems lost until one older spirit whispers, “Dirt” Suddenly, at the memory of solid earth, their hope is remade, and it becomes their battle cry, something simple that they can never have again. It was a hard battle, but the spirits-the “dirt” side-won with the help of the boy behind the scenes. Forgotten Odes: The girl emerges into a dark, locked room, with a music sign on the floor. She starts to play on her violin, but nothing seems to work. But then, she remembers a song she played only once and got beat for it. She takes a deep breath and begins to play. Suddenly the floor drops out from under her and she falls back to the earth. Cloak and Dagger: She lands in a cornfield at night, surprisingly unhurt. She spots a farmhouse in the distance and staggers towards it, but before she can even get there a stranger steps in front of her. (“Where are you going?”) She falls in love with him immediately and when she asks where he was from he said “nowhere special” he feels himself falling for her but he’s under a curse that whoever he falls in love with suffers a terrible fate. Autumn Moon: They continue talking for quite a while under the fall moon. She begs him to warn her village and he agrees, confused. True Love’s Last Kiss: The girl can feel herself fading away, so she makes him swear one more time to save the people she loves. She then kisses him, fading as their lips touch. The man stands there for a moment alone and then begins to cry. Yearning Hearts: He travels the world searching for the village she described. He looks for it for years, finally finding it, but when he got there it was already burning. He stands in shock for a moment before snapping back into action. Suddenly music floods his ears, making the fire seem to slow down. He didn’t have time to question it, he just had time to act. The villagers were frantically dousing their homes with water trying to put out the fire. The mysterious man joined them and together they extinguished the flames. Providence: The village survives and the man becomes a hero. He eventually forgets about the girl and marries someone else. The village becomes prosperous and wealthy. Fate of the Clockmaker: The girl can’t escape her fate. She started a revolution and broke the sacred laws of the afterlife. She is captured and trapped. She fights but her captors are stronger than her and she is cursed to play forever. The Ritual: In case the spell binding her wasn’t enough to keep her contained, they do a ritual to trap her forever, enhancing the curse. She keeps her memories, making the pain of the curse even worse. You can see her playing right now, and that’s why she is crying. The Game is Afoot: The still-trapped ghosts heard what happened to her and practically turn her into a martyr, a symbol for the ongoing revolution. And now you like this comment because it took forever ✌️ Edit: okie gonna try to get a few books published then

I almost feel like words alone cannot adequately describe what I am hearing! It’s like every emotion that can possibly be experienced is being manifested in musical form! ITS SIMPLY MAGNIFICENT!

I was bored and messing around with my old toys as this music was playing, and the great stories I made that day. It was beautiful. My childlike innocence was back and this music truly helped me enjoy myself