79 Instrumental songs everyone knows, but no one knows the name of (TV Show & Advertising Music)

Part 2: • 79 Instrumental songs ...
You hear these songs everyday in tv shows, advertisings and movies! But most people don't know the name or the artist!
If you have more songs like these feel free to put them into the comments.
Spotify Playlist: open.spotify.com/user/11218528...
Enjoy!
Playlist:
Soul Bossa Nova - The Academy Allstars
Winchester Cathedral - New Vaudeville Band
Spanish Flea - Herb Alpert & The Tijuana Brass
Afrikan Beat - Bert Kaempfert And His Orchestra
Déclic: Java - Murray Sporn
Mexican Hat Dance
The Mambo Craze - De-Phazz
Doop - dooper than doop
Benny Hill - The Edwin Davids Jazz Band
Dick und Doof
Pat Und Patachon: Whirlwind
Baby Elephant Walk - Henry Mancini & His Orchestra
Tea For Two
My Name is Nobody - Ennio Morricone
The Andy Griffith Show
Left Bank Two - Wayne Hill
Wheels - Billy Vaughn And His Orchestra
The Entertainer - Scott Joplin
Blues Party - Gert Wilden
Gonna Fly Now - Bill Conti
The River Kwai March/Colonel Bogey March - Mitch Miller
Tunes Of Glory - Mitch Miller
William Tell Overture: Finale - Rossini
Galop Infernal (Can-Can) - Jacques Offenbach
The Nutcracker Suite: Russian Dance - Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky
March ot the Toreadors - Bizet
Radetzky Marsch - Johann Strauss
The Stars and Stripes Forever John - Phillip Sousa
Pomp and Circumstance - Elgar
Blue Danube Waltz - Strauss
Voices of Spring - Strauss
La Traviata: Drinking Song - Verdi
The Flight of the Bumble Bee - Rimsky-Korsakov
Sabre Dance - Khachaturian
Hungarian Dance No. 5 - Brahms
Rondo Alla Turca - Mozart
Dance of the hours (La Gioconda)
Pizzacato - Léo Delibes
Humoresque - Dvorak
Piano Concerte no. 1 in B-flat Minor - Tchaikovsky
Te Deum: Prelude - Marc-Antoine Charpentier
Air on a G String - Johann Sebastian Bach
Adagio for String, Op. 11a
Canon - Johann Pachabel
Zadok the Priest - Handel
Symphony No. 40 K550: 1st Movement - Mozart
Sarabande - Handel
Waltz No. 2 - Dmitri Shostakovich
Morning from Peer Gynt - Edvard Grieg
Peer Gynt - In the Hall of the Mountain King - Edvard Grieg
Ride of the Valkyries - Wagner
Also Sprach Zarathustra - Strauss
O Fortuna - Carl Orff
Young Love
Lakmé: Duet - Delibes
Clair de Lune - Claude Debussy
Aquarium - Saint Saens
The nutcracker suit: Dance of the sugar plum - Tchaikovsky
Swan Lake Scene - Tchaikovsky
Forrest Gump Suite - Alan Silvestri
Comptine d'un autre été, l'après-midi - Yann Tiersen
Wedding March - Mendelssohn
Grand Vals - Richard Durrant
Entry of the Gladiators - Julius Fučík
The Magnificent Seven - Elmer Bernstein
The Raiders March - John Williams
The good, the bad and the ugly - Ennio Morricone
Chariots of Fire - Vangelis
Conquest of Paradise - Vangelis
3 gymnopedies: gymnopedie no. 1 - Erik Satie
You can leave your hat on (intro) - Joe Cocker
L'internationale - Artist unknown
Streets of Cairo - Artist unknown
Tooccata and Fugue in D minor - Bach
Snake Charmer - Benny Bergian
Clubbed to Death (Kurayamino Mix) - Rob D.
On her majestys secret service - Propellerheads
Battle without honor or humanity - Tomoyasu Hotei

[@CarlMahnke]

I would have never dreamed that my little collection of instrumental music will reach millions of people! You are awesome!

[@mr.damned2235]

No no, youre the awesome one for uploading this in the first place :D

[@V-for-Vendetta01]

haha man, going through my liked videos is like a trip down memory lane. thank heavens for the internet, where we get to document all sorts of aspects of our lives.

[@WigwamMan]

Done us a favour man!

[@EmmawhateverQW]

Ok nice!

[@DeepState007]

Carl, please make more of these collections of hard to find instrumentals... there is a soul/funk instrumental similar to "Green Onions" that I am unable to name or find, a hammond B3 tune.

[@hampelmann2561]

The entire Video feels like testing all the ringtones on your new phone

[@DrIsis]

too accurate

[@Child_Friendly_Child_I_Swear]

Oddy Oddworld so true lmao

[@jonascasch]

😂😂

[@Scarfysmom]

666th like

[@ks5865]

Oddy Oddworld 1,000th 👍

[@matthewwysong644]

For some reason, hearing half of these makes think of a cat and a mouse hitting each-other with hammers of steadily increasing size.

[@milesfriedman2109]

Matthew Wysong that is an incredible idea for a kids cartoon. But what would we call such a cartoon? How about Sam and Larry? Sam is the Mouse and Larry is the cat.

[@ChrystalWind]

Congressman William Macavoy or Tonald Drump as the Mouse and Chillary Hinton as the Cat

[@TheCubanGamer101]

Matthew Wysong tom and Jerry

[@nataliehartigan]

Matthew Wysong LMAO

[@bandombeviews6035]

Dooper than doop by doop

[@kristian3466]

I don't understand how people can't remember such catchy titles as Symphonie No. 40 K550 1st Movement

[@jermm2183]

great comment! Enjoy your 70th like 😊

[@edanlaron5552]

hey! but that was one of the only few I knew! 😂

[@jamesdignanmusic2765]

"The Benny Hill Theme" is actually called "Yackety Sax", and "March from River Kwai" is actually the "Colonel Bogey March"

[@mvtmdn]

And Toccata and Fuge D minor is by J.S.Bach

[@Dranok1]

@@mvtmdn ...which almost anybody knows, but I suspect that he was indicating this specific piano arrangement because it was used in some context well known to many people, and most non-classical-fans wouldn't stand a chance of finding a particular composer's arrangement of Bach's most famous single work from the hundreds that are available :-)

[@johnsramek3905]

yes, "Colonel Bogey March" by Lieutenant F. J. Ricketts, bandleader of the British Army, under the pseudonym Kenneth Alford kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5ekp6J7gcaeqsU . and "Tunes of Glory" is an adaptation of "Scotland the Brave" (unknown composer in the late 19th century)

[@misty.cloudz125]

How did YOU know 🤔🤔🤨🤨🤨🤨

[@SlashyJ]

I saw the Benny Hill Theme and I checked to be sure somebody corrected this, for the good of the world. 10,000 internet points will be deposited into your account within a week.

[@duck_corp]

insert "What idiot doesn't know X?! This generation is ruined!" comment here

[@GABRIELFILMSTUDIOS]

Christopher Dutko No, this list was actually quite good. A few of the classical pieces everyone in my area would have known, because we learn those in school, but a lot of them most people wouldn't (and wouldn't have had to) know.

[@duck_corp]

GABRIELFILMSTUDIOS it was a joke because everyone is posting these types of comments

[@GABRIELFILMSTUDIOS]

Christopher Dutko I know, I was just answering to that joke with a kind of honest answer, also wanting to point out that many of the lists (at least of those that pop up in my feed) contain songs to whom everyone should know the titles.

[@JourneyToTheCage]

Christopher Dutko i wish my generation could appreciate caveman music. The beautiful sounds of infant mortality

[@ubiergo1978]

I guess the "problem" was the title of the video mentioning the "but no one knows the name". =P

[@lugit36]

I feel like 2 characters from a cartoon are having a stupid conversation

[@lugit36]

Ok so maybe only towards the beginning of the video lol

[@MilesQuickster]

Tom & Jerry

[@koalacandy7992]

Lugit36 Fancy seeing you here...

[@lugit36]

KoalaCandy Yoooooo😂

[@NatandGeorge]

you mean the music list or the comments?

[@wittycommentator]

3:11 I love this part of the video because you would always hear these 4 songs in trailers for slapstick Christmas comedies. I can't listen to it without imagining an obnoxious voiceover going "this holiday season, get ready for the number one comedy in America..."

[@TheRealSkeletor]

I can hear the exact voiceover guy you're referring to in my head as I read your comment, I think it's Ben Patrick Johnson.

[@OAleathaO]

Many of these songs are used as background music during _Just For Laughs_ pranks.

[@ants91shearer]

nice face

[@leon-louis8028]

+ants91shearer you must be quite lonely

[@vogel6554]

Aleatha Vogel Damn, Aleatha! We share the same last name

[@silver1000n2]

Aleatha Vogel gay ass show

[@OAleathaO]

silver1000n2 To each their own I guess. I think many of the skits on _Just For Laughs_ are pretty funny.

[@---hp1gg]

Dooper than doop by doop is the single best name I've ever heard

[@_coolman_8941]

I think its actually called doop doop

[@thecewcrew725]

Passive h

[@noahliine]

j e o n g y e o n i lov

[@Frabjous1]

+Tascha Caws Even here I cannot escape Twice. I love her too though

[@KevinLikesBananas]

when u doop but she keeps on dooping

[@GlennMarshallRocks]

The "Benny Hill Theme" is actually the 1963 instrumental "Yakety Sax" performed by Boots Randolf which made it to #35 on the pop charts that year. It was played on the radio all the time back then, and "Boots" made a number of TV appearances by himself and with other notable musicians such as Chet Atkins and Ray Stevens.

[@LilySleeper]

Thank you, I was looking for this comment

[@RFC-3514]

The Benny Hill theme is called "Yakety Sax", and was composed / released six years before it was used by Benny Hill. The irony of giving it the wrong name in a video about how people don't know the names of songs... :-P

[@jrbr549]

That's when I tapped out.

[@russellwhite1581]

That's right. It is known as "The Benny Hill Theme" even though that's not its title. Good job for Boots Randolph that Benny used it!

[@richardpowell4667]

I thought the same thing. STill *some* pieces i didn't know the name of, but if you're american and didn't get the "Stars & Stripes" I think that's grounds for deportation...

[@AirstripBum]

@@russellwhite1581 It was a good thing for Boots Randolph before Benny used it. Boots was doing alright without Benny's help.

[@jakubjandourek2822]

Dtto "O Fortuna". Carmina Burana is a cantata composed by Carl Orff...

[@visceralities]

I FEEL LIKE I'M STUCK IN A TOM AND JERRY EPISODE

[@sailor9396]

SAME I LOVE THAT CARTOON

[@RadicLOLRadic]

ThatOneSoup I Memories

[@inactive3651]

kayla m maybe we are.......

[@CallicoJackracham]

Wonderful feeling ain't it?

[@deadxeyedxxadixx9352]

CallicoJackracham it sure is. ahh the good memories

[@Timon-IrishFolk]

The Video gets slowly and slowly more untrue when more people watch it

[@yeetboi2962]

Primo Zerajo pople?

[@Timon-IrishFolk]

420 BlazeIt pope people

[@alexs.3383]

Just because you watch this long video once doesn't mean you'll remember all the names. I'll probably remember none of the names.

[@Timon-IrishFolk]

Alex S. *slowly and slowly*

[@MythosGandaar]

Alex S. True the only ones I'll remember are the ones I already knew lol

[@wouldntyouliketoknow8904]

Been looking for 3:38 FOR SO LONG. THANK YOU. I always called it "the song you can rhythmically slap an ass to".

[@Gavinmaster05]

It’s true tho..

[@zombiepogman8662]

That is fantastic

[@deejaykay1975]

🤣🤣🤣👍🏼

[@chubbiMommi]

Hahahah omg I had to go back!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@MyElmoChannel]

Elmo says slap away

[@billymitcham7765]

A wave of nostalgia of Tom and Jerry just hit me like a truck holly crap!

[@randompersononyoutube5405]

Who else feels like they’re in a cartoon right now?

[@melinamartin2658]

Meeeeee

[@jubalcalif9100]

I certainly do.....I can almost feel Elmer Fudd breathing down the back of my neck !!

[@josefinevomberg3357]

No, with my granny on sofa. ;O)

[@thiaago7413]

I feel like I'm in Tom & Jerry

[@tigershark94]

Considering how many of these have appeared in Animaniacs in some capacity, you’re not far off.

[@freyamccullough8326]

Well that just answered 90% of my questions in life.

[@timonsmind6899]

..... with 42 Likes xd

[@papafrancisco9789]

Necollex ?

[@amyannaroy8357]

same here

[@Izikissosmartandcool]

Алекси Паркеров 42 is the answer to life and the universe.

[@papafrancisco9789]

LN Krusty the 10%..... now i see the truth

[@Dontstalkme378]

Now someone make a spotify playlist with all these songs!

[@emilylawrence7677]

"Good night, and always remember, that's l-" 0:17

[@insantic2197]

It's annoying how I know the songs but don't know exactly where I've heard them from

[@hanf9129]

Insantic probably spongebob

[@carsonknighten6804]

And the nutcracker and Harry Potter I think

[@grantwileyesq.5962]

They're universally used everywhere

[@drifter402]

It's so true

[@orenjisalmonpaw]

Looney tunes

[@bortsampson6301]

I was trying to figure out why I remembered so many of these titles and I just realized it's because I had one of those cheap electric keyboards that could autoplay like 250 different songs that all sounded like they were coming from a tin can, and a whole bunch of these were on it. Sorry, culture

[@bortsampson6301]

Except In the Hall of the Mountain King, I knew that cuz I'm not a fuckin scrub

[@lauramacleod4822]

Sarah M Omfg yes I had one of those tooo

[@theworstchannelonjewtube789]

u r a scrub sry

[@feeftje]

Sarah M YOUR PROFILE PICTURE IS SO CUTE

[@PlatinumEagleStudios]

LOL I had one too. Some of the songs in this video were on it, as well XD

[@supertitantsunami9974]

10:14 Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565, is by *Johann Sebastian Bach* best played on the Grand Cathedral Organ 😀

[@teppo9585]

Ye but J Loussier was the guys real name. JS Bach was the stage name. Everyone knows that, duh..

[@mo3259]

@@teppo9585 In what universe?!

[@gge3432]

@@teppo9585 what the fuck did you just said

[@indigowyrdweaver2539]

I dunno... I rock a wicked version on a set of bagpipes.

[@potatoalpacas6114]

@@mo3259 he is being sarcastic

[@ballhawk387]

Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass was *huge* in the 60s. My Dad's favorite group back then. RIP, Dad, every now and then still pull out those LPs and still dig 'em.

[@danielgregg2530]

I would do the same with them myself, but his third wife probably threw them out.

[@ballhawk387]

@@danielgregg2530 Ha, ha. My Dad's were long since tossed, trashed by the shoddy record players we then had, but I've replaced the best. Not hard to find cheap and on good shape on eBay or good used record shops, or for almost nothing at thrift stores, but there the condition tends to be really hit or miss . Not typically as well kept as old classical or jazz.

[@emmarose2385]

My question is how did you find them without knowing the name

[@vesellin]

Emma Rose Shazam

[@murphy4893]

Politically Correct How shazam did ?

[@aRandomFox00]

Oh you know... wisdom of Solomon and all that shit.

[@cybercorn5966]

research :D

[@potatophantasm1405]

Emma Rose "Siri, what's the song that goes, DO DO DODODO DODO DO?"

[@bug5327]

79 songs every cheesy viner uses unironically and never gives credit for

[@1flyone]

lord rosienose true

[@miketeavee1480]

Are you Dave Strider?

[@makssachs8914]

2018 was a better time.

[@lil_squiddles]

2:13 that hit hard for all my LBP players out there, the great games of the late 2000s and early 2010s, RIP LBP

[@sellarey8076]

:(

[@Dreamer73]

👍🥲👍

[@Withered_Max]

It did. :(

[@nahometesfay1112]

I love how after dozens of classical pieces we suddenly get A Summer Place: Young Love Scene then back to classical

[@dungeonsynthh]

nothing is worse than getting an instrumental song you don't know the name of stuck in your head

[@madcatter5293]

Indeed 😔

[@richardpowell4667]

Shazam or Sound Hound man

[@hoovy5398]

@@richardpowell4667 But the problem with them is that the song has to be the only thing playing. Or otherwise it won't recognise the song.

[@bravobob1]

That's why I'm here !

[@septsaddiction]

@@bravobob1 same here unfortunately..

[@thedoortolight295]

When not only was your song not here, but you also forgot how it goes after listening to this.

[@bella_ciao4608]

The Door To Light I was caught off guard when I heard Snake Charmer, that’s already on my Spotify playlist

[@ozgesolmaz752]

i liked your profile picture

[@OneTrueCat]

I feel like that's where I'm headed, too. Nothing even in the same genre yet. 😭

[@emanuellathie4250]

Seriously, mine is a cat inspired one. And I remember the tune but I still don't know the name after 2 years.

[@literallyafrog367]

If your song isn't on this list, then it was probably made by Kevin MacLeod.

[@mrbillhicks]

You've just played Classic FM's entire repertoire for a month..

[@sfisher923]

0:45 that one scene from the SpongeBob SquarePants movie at Shell City

[@starvioz]

YESSS

[@ambroxia9880]

Am I the only one thinking about Tom and Jerry in some of these songs? xD

[@nightmarston2156]

Kyran Ambrose no you ain't alone m8

[@ambroxia9880]

night marston Tom and Jerry 4 lyf

[@nightmarston2156]

Kyran Ambrose 4 lyf fam

[@Yoshikage8008]

Tom and Jerry nutcracker tale

[@dramaends]

Tom & Jerry and old Warner Brothers cartoons :)

[@danielbrovender2932]

I love how the red curtain opens to reveal... Another red curtain 😆

[@georgiosz.9493]

curtainception

[@snowblossom7020]

+george zaggogiannis BWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

[@MechanicalMooCow]

Daniel Brovender wait until you see what's behind the curtain behind the curtain! (the answer will shock you)

[@matthesinator]

the first curtain is used to hide the "real" activity. in front of it is the announcer, he announces the act, then one curtain opens and reveals the act. the other curtain is simply used as background

[@angellm8192]

act 8

[@xaspectrox4241]

10:47 me sneaking into the kitchen 6:54 me wondering what I wanted to do in the kitchen 7:02 me when I remember I wanted to grab some cheese 7:11 me opening the fridge 7:19 there's no cheese

[@alexb5137]

Genius That’s what u are A goddam genius

[@simulatrix]

I literally LOL'd

[@OctavKitty]

The human experience

[@StingofTruth]

"Tunes of glory" at 3:03 is actually scotland the brave.

[@aaronhanna7881]

THANK YOU someone else noticed!

[@KlockoFett]

I think anyone who plays, or loves to listen to, bagpipes felt horror at that one being wrong. I did anyway

[@v.v365]

one of the songs is literally called "Clubbed to Death" and it is one of the most hardcore songs on the list

[@tomlischke2726]

Vanessa Weaver its from matrix isnt it

[@morgangray4208]

Vanessa Weaver it's always been my jam

[@TekTokYT]

Vanessa Weaver I like the maxence cyrin version

[@CoolDrifty]

It's from the final matrix movie

[@treyk.8802]

If most people don't recognize the Nutcracker tunes or the Can Can, it's a sadder world than I thought.

[@2cflame]

Kids in Africa couldn't know these songs

[@narvalswegger1500]

Yes.

[@generalganda4504]

dont forget the Ebtertainer!

[@AnOrbitalCat]

or the William Tell Overture for that matte

[@aeralix9423]

I could recognise at least those two xD

[@jeffzebert4982]

Something interesting about John Philip Sousa: because he wanted the tuba sounds to be able to be played in parades, he invented a special tuba that players could wear as they marched: the Sousaphone!

[@kacema7048]

Benny Hill's theme real name is "Yakety Sax" composed by Boots Randolph & James Q. "Spider" Rich. It was released in 1963.

[@solarissamaris8971]

This is a lifesaver, but it took me 3 hours because I was too busy writing half of these down.

[@solarissamaris8971]

Dank senzu weed 420 This was before I saw the list of songs in the description.

[@Parmesanz]

Not the hero we wanted, but the hero we needed.

[@bryanvasquez5236]

Lalatina Dustiness true

[@DavidMacias09]

Not the hero we deserve, but then one we needed

[@HAMF9666]

0:00 Austin Powers 0:17 Tourettes Guy 0:25 Indeed commercial 0:41 Animaniacs 1:06 Benny Hill 1:39 Titan the robot 1:56 Jack and Jill DVD menu screen 2:04 Andy Griffith 2:46 Rocky 2:54 Spaceballs 3:11 Little Rascals 3:19 Care Bears Countdown 3:27 Mickey, Donald, Goofy: the three Musketeers 3:35 Ollie keys 4:00 A clockwork orange 4:08 Nutty Professor 2 4:33 Vitas 4:41 Stevie T 4:50 Lapatata 4:58 The incredibles 2 5:15 Babe 6:21 Snow White (1998) 6:38 Bad Santa 6:46 SML 6:54 Grand daddy daycare 7:03 Norbit 7:11 Charlie and the chocolate factory 7:19 Shrek the halls 7:27 Batman 1989 7:35 Bad Santa 2 7:52 Smosh 8:00 Barney's night before Christmas 8:09 Dracula 1931 8:17 Forrest Gump 8:25 Amelie 8:33 The Simpsons 8:42 Nokia 8:50 Madagascar 3 9:07 Indiana Jones 9:15 The good, the bad, and the ugly 9:23 The grinch 2000 10:13 The Magic School Bus 10:30 The matrix 10:38 James Bond 10:46 Kill Bill

[@iz3zvoettore]

9:23 first appeared in Chariots of Fire (1981)

[@CharlieSpring2022]

3:37 I know this song from the horror game Five Nights at Freddy’s. It’s the song that plays when you lose power in the game and after the song finishes, you get jumpscared by Freddy.

[@tinyrat5542]

Suddenly remembering the CareBears Countdown hit me like a truck...

[@charlottbrauchtott]

10:14 The Toccata is actually by Bach. Jacques Loussier is just a pianist who played it.

[@user-nt4rq5ml4m]

Feel like i have to change my clothes to each songs played

[@rinyushoku494]

ME TOO

[@ICYUNVME97]

Bửu Phan Đắc lol

[@tirone7520]

WHY??

[@vilmardemenjon6107]

because each song is a theme representing a style of clothing that you are trying in a changing room

[@abigailkoehler6383]

I know

[@TheDamnation12]

1am wtf am i doing here

[@andreyanc4]

Delano Tetehuka 3:39 here

[@kaijisnumberone]

Delano Tetehuka 00:21

[@TheBigBadCow]

3am in the morning

[@Thomanski]

23:53

[@stichdayne97]

Delano Tetehuka Amateur

[@schumaje]

10:15 Johann Sebastian Bach wrote the “Toccata and Fugue In D minor” for the organ, and is one of his more popular compositions. The person listed on the second line in the video is probably the name of the person who played it on the piano as heard here.

[@djannivia]

7:19 O Fortuna. Thank you I finally found this fortune 🔥🙌🏿🔥

[@bluebloodcell9420]

3:14 Video: William Tell Overture - Final Me: Horse racing song

[@nssteampunk4865]

Or when the car's brakes fail

[@julymiller2308]

Lone Ranger.

[@evang2881]

Fucking lone ranger

[@julianakarasawa315]

Enter the gladiators - circus

[@zeed9579]

Exactly

[@Terminalss]

most of these were in spongebob

[@wenbocao8503]

even more in Tom and Jerry

[@gulliver831]

And the rest in modern Simpsons

[@chrislubko1141]

gulliver or in Little Big Planet :D

[@wardenpotato]

chris lubko nobody watches or playes those.

[@hamzerpanzer]

Max Krul Are you kidding me...

[@cosmickitty3457]

7:52 Sounds like Beauty and the Beast when Bell is finding the rose.

[@AnniZsaZsa]

@Kaelyn It is! :) and @Asmita that's because it sounds like Hedwigs theme

[@Knightmessenger]

I used it on a royalty free site by Kevin Mcleod and figured he was inspired by Beauty and the Beast. No idea Aquarium was a much older song that likely inspired Disney

[@abdoole]

It sounds like Harry Potter music

[@terencejay8845]

2:13 The BBC 'Vision On' TV programme from the '60s as they showed the Gallery of drawings that had been sent in. Tony Hart with Pat Keysell signing. 2:25 Was used on UK TV 'Opportunity Knocks', one of the first talent shows, in 1964, when 'Mr Muscle' Tony Holland did his flexing routine! Ha. 3:27 The original Can-Can was performed with dancers wearing no underwear, hence the skirt flashing, and the outrage. It was later they added the frilly knickers. 4:00 Sung as 'Land of Hope & Glory' in the UK. 5:07 'Hello Mother, Hello Father' by Alan Sherman, 1963 7:36 British Airways 8:33 Heard by far too many people who should never have bothered, and regretted it.

[@skootergirl22]

Also I remember it being used for a puppy/kitten in my pocket ad for when they had toys in cereal.

[@iLLadelph267]

we need more heroes like you

[@mylabrown6892]

Andrew Drum xD

[@user-cl6vv5pm8r]

Andrew Drum true

[@FreakyFred18827]

Andrew Drum Like one of the Top comments Suggested or told, The Little Einsteins Are a Good place to get some of this music

[@incept10]

Right!!

[@danieljackson3619]

I've spent hundreds of hours on KZbin, watching videos on all sorts of things, such as weightlifting, politics, science, philosophy, random facts, but for me this has been the most informative video I've ever watched. It's always bothered me to hear a piece of music I enjoyed but due to a lack of lyrics, been unable to find it. I really like classical music, but haven't wanted to spend hours wading through playlists to find the ones I recognize. It's also a pet peeve of mine when radio stations don't announce the song that's playing, because it isn't always easy to make out enough lyrics to find it online.

[@robertr7923]

i usually listen for a word that they say a million times :')

[@sophisticatedsheltie4069]

that's how I feel. Also about the radio thing, I hate it when the radio station SOMETIMES says the name of the song after the song plays. very inconsistent

[@YeeSoest]

absolutely! this is easily the most helpful video on youtube

[@carbon1255]

That was mumble mumble mumble coming up next; in my view mulmbles finest piece, mumble mumble! Classical radio. Even they don't know, and it's written down for them.

[@shikamarunara8920]

i hope you heard of an app called shazam (if you havent it cloud be useful and addictive ) if you have and you are using it then that is a relief . it should be a good tool in your case . i haven't even used it much my friends use it more ...and there are other similar apps

[@MoonbeamStarlaSilver]

Thank you! You've restored my sanity! My granddaughter's Cockatiel was whistling a tune and I couldn't remember the name of it to save my life. lol. March on the River Kwai. :)

[@Johan220595]

I HAD SOUL BOSSA NOVA STUCK FOR A WHOLE WEEK IN MY BRAIN THANK YOU I CAN REST IN PEACE

[@ariahmtchll]

Imagine how pissed these composers would be....their songs are featured in every freaking viral video and Tom and Jerry episode...yet nobody knows them

[@lambella4729]

Ariah Mitchell ikr?

[@f.atnoob6093]

wow so true

[@JazzRadioFfm]

Ariah Mitchell i do not believe they would be pissed because of THAT. just imagine dvorak or brahms or whoever, when they realise their music has been hijacked by the industry for a few bucks... all the ideals, schools of thought, and progress of aesthetic values: degraded to be elevator music in a skyscraper.

[@MohammedMuaawia]

Ariah Mitchell These songs are so old, I'd imagine most of them would probably be dead. Probably left behind some pretty disgtuntled grandchildren.

[@Rognik]

So what you're saying is they were used by every Tom, Dick and Jerry.

[@thechinesepotato6263]

It felt like if I was in a elevator for 10 minutes

[@invisi.]

Devil Hevo dude, do you not know what sarcasm is xd

[@AstroDragon1701]

TheChinesePotato i

[@glockel4308]

Devil Hevo do u even know what being cocky is? Coz i dont

[@Jpcajueiro]

TheChinesePotato i

[@addistan1363]

It felt like I was in an elevator for 11 minutes

[@Caldinovin]

God bless you sir, seriously god bless you.

[@SeekerGoldstone]

3:53 As a non-American, I am shocked to learn that Duck Song is a patriotic anthem.

[@AAAndrew21]

Is it just me or do some of these songs bring some memories from the original Tom and Jerry

[@FighBat]

Andrew Arce classic cartoons used em a bunch

[@GB-bq3qy]

Andrew Arce And Ren and Stimpy!!

[@wendywoo2180]

And Bugs Bunny!

[@daffyducklovestowooohoo4255]

@@wendywoo2180 oh my gosh and Daffy Duck

[@NatesFilmTutorials]

That's one heck of a copyright claim

[@eduardoboquin4102]

Nate's Film Tutorials nah. he can claim it was for educational purposes. and most of the songs are public domain.

[@justina1789]

Nate's Film Tutorials Copyrighted by Mozart

[@akay7877]

I think all of these, if not most, are public domain. He never had to credit any of these.

[@Emeraldspire1]

Nate's Film Tutorials After 50 years I believe copyrights on songs become null and void anyway.

[@nolategame6367]

Emeraldspire 70 years after the artist dies (today). 28 years after Creation(earliest Copyright protections)

[@MattiasFlodin]

O Fortuna is a medieval poem from a collection named Carmina Burana. But it was set to music by German composer Carl Orff in 1935.

[@snottyspoon476]

I'm using these very wisely at online classes for backgound music

[@davemitchell116]

I got 34 right. That's a little embarrassing since part of my 48-year career was selecting music for radio commercials. :-)

[@Komradvsky]

Dave Mitchell are you embarrased of what the radio broadcasts nowadays?

[@davemitchell116]

I retired three years ago and don't listen to the radio.

[@EazyECPT-ci5wg]

Dave Mitchell Lucky you

[@EazyECPT-ci5wg]

Dave Mitchell Honestly mate, don't switch on the radio, you'll regret it.

[@davemitchell116]

I hear it's pretty bad.

[@betongitarre]

It took me 1 hour to watch the entire video.

[@PlayZombieFTW]

betongitarre But how? 🤔

[@betongitarre]

I stopped the video at every second song to listen to the whole story,

[@thatonechick532]

betongitarre same

[@unlimitedpower8960]

+Zenic Xodus Your sister must be sad that you the fastest

[@macabreromance]

Same, I stopped to listen to all of them.

[@GMPranav]

I love how there is basically a Tom and Jerry OST block there lol

[@peterfiedler8392]

Solche wunderschönen Songs,hört man bedauerlicherweise ganz selten.Das ist noch richtige hausgemachte Musik.Danke,dass ihr das noch zeigt.

[@meredythwithay5187]

God bless you for including Spanish Flea.

[@kitkat4189]

Meredyth Wilson they didn't include "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" or "Moonlight sonata" or "Sonata No. 16 in C major" or "Rondo Allegro" or "Ruins of Athens" or "Alla Turka" the list could go on...

[@nelsonescalante3493]

Golden Touch Yeah I wish they would've included more classical music honestly

[@kitkat4189]

Nelson Escalante mm hm..

[@noname8354]

Golden Touch Not Sonata No. 16 in C major. I tried to play the first movement (took me a long time and I still couldn't get it). It haunts me

[@10ksubs22]

i was also looking for Spanish flea

[@inactive3651]

*HELP WE'RE ALL STUCK IN A UNIVERSE OF TOM AND JERRY CLICHES!*

[@alexeverett308]

Kathy Swales Help? Implying something is wrong?

[@hrswakey700108]

Kathy Swales I know right? It's crazy to think about the chasing scenes!

[@jacobm6597]

lol, these songs made me think of Tom and Jerry as well.

[@branntwein662]

Kathy Swales stole the joke from soneone else...

[@AbyssalTitan]

Kathy Swales hahahaha😂

[@DanielWayShadow]

Wow, great job, some of humanity's greatest music right here.

[@timonsteup2877]

7:24 The Carmina Burana is the Title of the piece. It was written by Carl Orff.

[@JamesAxis13]

I'm saving this as reference.

[@whatif3271]

INCOOM13 me too

[@notahamster333]

Same

[@quinby3852]

INCOOM13, me too.

[@matthewlee4834]

INCOOM13 HAHAHA samee

[@jasera.r7871]

INCOOM13 same

[@darksession]

I wish my life had background music, so I know wtf is happening and what to expect...

[@Picklespit]

@@ari_ur_luv3677 r u n

[@genebryant3333]

DarkSession van Art mine would probably be the road runner theme, with me starring as the coyote 😎

[@lephantm1920]

Fakerboy 93 something dramatic happening

[@anSealgair]

Great idea

[@tigerfeet2813]

Haha

[@superstarcrossiant]

10:04 “ There’s a place downtown where the freaks all come around it’s a hole in the wall it’s a dirty free-for-all.” (copied)

[@yulb.allwright]

Oh my god 😂 I was wondering where I’ve it before.

[@k.robertrichardson6779]

There is also a place in France where the naked ladies dance.

[@z84c00]

Piano Concerto No. 1 - Tchaikovsky at 5:31 missed the point - we hear the orchestral intro, but the more famous part is the piano play shortly after.

[@natashakershaw5581]

It's amazing how the modern things today came from the old things of the past.

[@jaysmith1408]

Natasha Kershaw yeah, funny how that works, eh?

[@JL-zw7hi]

Am i the only one who's thinking about Tom and Jerry.

[@yPGzRicardo]

Of course, if it makes you feel special

[@monday9832]

it all reminds me of old movies tbh

[@etcetera1995]

Jayden Larti No. You are not. Literally everyone is thinking of some classic Golden Age cartoon that was synced to classical music.

[@carlosalejandroalvarenga4913]

Jayden Larti nope

[@inactive3651]

Jayden Larti no 😍😘😜😝

[@jennapatton6915]

Thank you SO much for making this! I have had Chariots of Fire stuck in my head for hours. Don't know how else I would have figured it out, I kept googling "instrumental song played in movies when crossing a finish line"

[@PotatoWithoutHam]

This brings me happiness

[@brunoramirez2602]

Left like I came, not going to remember none of this

[@isabellagavancho944]

Bruno Ramírez i took a screen shot for that 😂

[@ViaMclean]

isabella gavancho I feel like screenshots would be pointless considering there's so many. And you know, the fact that you can't hear screenshots.

[@MCJoans]

Bruno Ramírez "not going to remember none" so you will remember some

[@raccoonmoustache]

Me reading this comment: 1:32

[@semirkurtovic7274]

True

[@valentin60150]

Who don't know Tchaikovsky ?

[@taliahass1234]

Or the can can... Or the Mexican hat dance like come ON

[@fabr9272]

Hey brother

[@rosieisla8286]

I think everyone's heard of them and knows their music but when you've got something instrumental stuck in your head and you don't know what it's called, it's horrible. (I watched this video a few months ago because I had the beginning of "Under Pressure" in my head and couldn't remember any lyrics or the song. It wasn't in this.)

[@destroyerofbothworlds8607]

Me... I've never even heard of them.

[@destroyerofbothworlds8607]

Pygargue A tête blanche Sorry, but I won't commit suicide right now... I've got too much to do right now.

[@illustryous]

You sir, are a true god among men. Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the satisfaction of knowing where to find these songs

[@fromn.y.top.r.5889]

This was a gift from heaven for something were doing at church It's just perfect! Thank you.

[@souglompee]

How did I get here But thanks

[@winneythephoo]

+iasaqueboleto990 yes

[@vifurawa2715]

Stupid Furry Brony Otaku Trash who draws I guess maybe your recommended

[@joblessalex]

Stupid Furry Brony Otaku Trash who draws I guess fkin furfag brony otaku pos

[@joblessalex]

Stupid Furry Brony Otaku Trash who draws I guess fkin furfag brony otaku pos.

[@joblessalex]

Stupid Furry Brony Otaku Trash who draws I guess fkin fur brony otaku pos.

[@laurenhampson1344]

this is more satisfying than videos that are supposed to be satisfying

[@oliverslicey]

Lauren Hampson tru

[@IzzyWizzy1982]

Totally

[@the_listamin]

06:43 is actually the second Waltz from the Suite for Varieté Orchestra, but it gained its popularity as "Jazz Suite" from Eyes Wide Shut.

[@pyrow1059]

Omg pomp and circumstance. I played this in 8th grade for a nursery home

[@RichardKoppinger]

I got tired of scrolling through the comments looking for this, so I'll put it here. The Benny Hill Theme is actually called Yakety Sax.

[@neppisskaba]

Richard Koppinger I was looking for the same comment. Yes it is.

[@waterandafter]

Richard Koppinger I was going to say the same thing.

[@zeldapunkgrrl]

Richard Koppinger I was just scrolling through to see if someone else mentioned it. lol

[@Mrmoe198]

Richard Koppinger I thought I was the only one! Thank you.

[@kellingc]

Richard Koppinger and "Toccata and Fugue in D Minor" is by J.S. Bach

[@CostanzaMorchio]

I knew all the classical ones! Thanks grandma for making me listen to it!

[@emilybennett7703]

Matilda Jones Edmund you mean?

[@angelswings7024]

Most cartoons and some American t.v. shows love using classical music as part of it's programme. 😎

[@cadeferguson1704]

Costanza Morchio lmao

[@thegraveofus]

Emily Bennett Edwin you mean :3

[@adamw7826]

Costanza Morchio i listen to them myself

[@Noodlius_Caesar]

Soul Bossa Nova was arranged by Quincy Jones, right? I swear this isn't to start a debate but THE Quincy Jones was a phenomenal composer and made some of the best tunes that are very recognizable. If you like Sanford and Son then you most definitely like Quincy Jones. R.I.Power King!!

[@Eternaldarkness3166]

Hats off to you, trying to find this crap would drive me crazy..

[@BEDMan-vl3xy]

You, my good sir, should be give $1,000,000,000 for going through the pain of finding all the song titles.

[@nematral]

Shazam *cough*

[@nematral]

Karen Reta If I wanted to

[@Alexus666PL]

Somebody should make a playlist of this song

[@CarlMahnke]

+Alexus666PL open.spotify.com/user/1121852826/playlist/3TuviQYDKmDK4cmQDptrGy

[@chrism5810]

+Carl Mahnke there's only 78 songs... which ones missing?

[@1908daja]

+McToasty u can start ;)

[@laurenm.2166]

+McToasty I would listen to it! That would be amazing!

[@101jir]

+McToasty Noticed the tank for your avi. WT, WoT, or just a tank nerd? Just dropped in to say 5:14 fits most WT SB tank battles XD.

[@cbtk2]

The printer at work makes the sound of the first two notes of "Left bank Two" and I would NEVER have found the name of it without this video and it was driving me insane. Thank you so much!

[@brucekives2194]

1:07 Yakety Sax is by James Q. "Spider" Rich and Boots Randolph in 1963. It was later used on the Benny Hill show.

[@rickyortiz1823]

Who else just watched this for an assortment of good music

[@lol...]

Good?

[@gojifan54gaming15]

Ricky ortiz memememememememeemmemememe!!!!!!!

[@spencer5146]

Ricky ortiz I whatched this to figure out a name of a song

[@paulnewmanssauce]

It feels like I'm stuck in a silent movie and it's terrifying

[@mr101cheese101]

Danish Vodka at least you're not on acid

[@sonicfanboy3375]

A silent film with music?

[@DagnyKight]

I know most of them. I've always loved how "Baby Elephant Walk" is always played for monkeys.

[@HECKproductions]

wow not only was what i was looking for here but it was right there in third place thanks dude