Is there still a Black Sunday original song in the world?

Gloomy Sunday (Hungarian: Szomorú Vasárnap), also translated as Black Sunday, is a song written in 1933 by the self-taught Hungarian composer Rezs Seress (1899-1968).

It is said that "Melancholy Sunday" was created by Reige Sheraish in a state of extreme sorrow after his breakup with his girlfriend. Because of the terrifying despair in the song, hundreds of people have taken their own lives after listening to it. This song was dubbed the "Hungarian Suicide Song", and was even banned by internationally renowned radio stations such as the BBC for a time.

However, there are no substantive legal literature, journals and publications to substantiate this suicide figure.

Some studies say that the scale of the original score exceeds the limit of human tolerance (dissonant scale), and the bass exceeds the range of human acceptance, close to infrasound (the human ear cannot hear infrasound and ultrasound). Sound waves with a frequency of less than 20 Hz (Hertz) are called infrasound. Infrasound waves are not easily attenuated and are not easily absorbed by water and air.

Infrasound waves, on the other hand, tend to have a very long wavelength, so they can diffract around some large obstacles. Some infrasound waves can circle the Earth for 2 to 3 cycles. Due to the similarity of the vibration frequency of certain frequencies with human organs, infrasound waves are easy to resonate with human organs, which is very harmful to the human body and can cause death when dangerous.

Therefore, even if the person who listens to this tune does not commit suicide himself, he will die due to the infrasound waves produced by listening to this tune. Of course, this is only one aspect of the song that leads to suicide. In addition, the listener's previous psychological cues, mental resonance, etc., are all causes of suicide.

In fact, Black Sunday, whose original name was Melancholy Sunday, later became the Hungarian Suicide Song. Because of the term Black Friday, it is also known as Black Sunday.

The original version is now inaudible, and the United Nations used to ban it. Now it's new **, but the ones that have been circulated have been adapted, and only the main theme is retained, so it's still very good to listen to. I can find it by searching and rescuing myself.

And the original seems to be locked in a safe at a European university. The original version is actually a symphony, which is different from the current piano music, and the melody is more melancholy. Recently, it seems that a college student in Hunan fainted after hearing this, and it turned out that he had just heard the bad news of the death of his relatives at noon.

So please don't listen when you're depressed. For the sake of my hard work typing, can I give points? What don't you understand in calling me!

Yes. But none of the online is true.

The manuscript is locked in the United States.

There is, but not completely, on the should.

The Requiem of the Magic Song

Requiem of Confession. The second of the three songs cursed by God in the history of the West. The author is an American, and Qu Cheng died. It was originally a religious song of atonement, but it is said that thousands of people committed suicide by listening to it. That's why it's also called "Devil's Song".

The 13th Pair of Eyes

The Thirteenth Pair of Eyes was once a type of African tribe. Fifty-nine years ago, a tribe in Cameroon committed suicide en masse, and it is said that this is the reason for listening to this. The song was banned in the same year, and all manuscripts were destroyed.

In '91, there was a ** family who kept a small piece of music score, and after listening to it, he flew through the window of his house and fell. Before he died, he burned the score, and since then the piece has completely disappeared from the world.

"Black Sunday".

It still exists, but the tune has been greatly altered, although it still sounds very sad. But it's nowhere near as good as the original song. Someone once described the original song of "Black Friday" like this:

It's a melody of great sorrow, it's unbearable for human beings, it can kill your heart, it's like a dead man singing, a dead soul playing.

Black Sunday doesn't have the original, and it seems like it's only a few minutes online

Black Sunday, originally also called.

Melancholy Sunday. His original pure piano music

Later, after many people heard about it, on.

Committed suicide inexplicably, and was also called.

Deadly piano music.

It's very bizarre, dead a lot of people, and then this tune.

It was sealed. No one has ever heard of what is now there.

It's just a cover.

Because of the original.

If you hear it, you'll kill yourself.

So who would dare.

Take it out. Hehe, go.

Search and see. I won't talk about the specifics.