The Piano Guys deliver a stunning piano and cello medley of Lauren Daigle’s ‘You Say’ and Beethoven’s ‘Sonata Pathétique’—and we absolutely love it.
This video looks breathtaking and was filmed at Dixie State University’s Science, Engineering, and Technology building.
‘You Say’ was written by Lauren Daigle, Paul Mabury, and Jason Ingram.
Lauren Daigle wrote it during a time when she felt pulled in many directions.
“It was a reminder that I know when I’m weak, He’s strong—so how do I change that and bring that into my everyday life? When I feel inadequate how is it that there’s always these moments where I feel like God just steps in and supersedes my inadequacies.”
“This entire song was so every single day I would get up on stage and remind myself—no, this is the truth, this is the truth, this is the truth. Don’t get buried in confusion. Don’t get buried in waywardness. Just remember to steady the course, steady the course.”
Beethoven wrote “Sonata Pathétique” when he was 27 years old. He finished it in 1798 and shared it with the world in 1799. He dedicated this famous piece to his friend Prince Karl von Lichnowsky.
We’ve heard countless covers of ‘You Say’ from artists around the world, but The Piano Guys’ rendition is truly remarkable and uplifting.
