Johann Pachelbel | Canon in D | The Best Performances Ever

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  @ClassicalTunes · 1 year ago · pinned

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• LU

  @lutek3131 · 7 months ago (edited)

  I am 72 years old. I listen to this song with tears in my eyes. I see myself as a little boy running through a meadow full of flowers. I am happy, jumping, smiling. I catch butterflies and let them go. I sit by the stream and look at the water. Small fish hide in the plants. I go into the water, swimming with the fish. It is a warm August day. I remember the scent of the fields, the forest, and the lake. I am the happiest child in the world. Until the end of the world and even longer. Greetings from Poland.

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• PH

  @philipleroux421 · 6 months ago

  Pachelbel said he didn&apos;t write it. He said the notes came down from heaven and entered his heart. He just wrote them down.

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• RA

  @rachelletandy-clark4001 · 8 months ago

  Who’s listening in 2026

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• LO

  @lostmojo · 1 year ago

  Why can&apos;t we have this stuff in supermarkets, elevators, waiting rooms? Wouldn&apos;t it make people a bit serene?

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• NE

  @nelisanmn1739 · 1 year ago

  Leaving this comment here for anytime someone hits a like I will listen to this masterpiece again 😘

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• FI

  @firstordercommandergames2542 · 11 months ago

  First time I heard Cannon D by Pachelbel, I was 60 years old during Christmas season. I wept mightily as if I&apos;ve entered heavens gate. So amazing that words cannot describe. Thank God for gifting others to bless our human race.

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• HA

  @hankm9862 · 10 months ago (edited)

  If I ever lost everything, went bankrupt, or fell ill, Canon in D would be the melody that pieces me back together - sublime beauty!!

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• DW

  @dwightadams7570 · 1 year ago

  At 18, I sat down in a required college music appreciation class prepared to be bored for a semester. The professor played this song five minutes into class and it moved me to tears. That was 41 years ago and it is still my favorite song.

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• IS

  @IssacChristiansen · 1 year ago (edited)

  Undisputedly one of the best pieces of work ever composed. Very few melodies can reach into the soul and bring the most hardened heart to emotional surrender. This is a work that you never want to end, just go on and on, soothing the soul and caressing the heart. Thank you to Johann Pachelbel, wherever your soul rests.

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• KI

  @KittiaLin · 1 year ago (edited)

  Many winters ago I sat in the Santa Fe Plaza and listened to this music coming from the Governor&apos;s Palace. It was dusk, all the plaza lamps bright in the falling snow, so cold, and many people going home from work. It seemed Pachelbel put a smile on everyone&apos;s face. I thought at that time, this moment will be one of the sweetest memories in my life. It is.

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  @JohannaNicolet · 1 year ago

  This was the music we had chosen for our wedding and it was always vey special to us. When my dear husband died the organist played it at his funeral without my knowing it - you may assume how moving this was... I cannot listen to it without tears...

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