Classical Music Mashup II

[@GoTFCanada1230]

Here's the pieces in order by appearance that I figured out (Also gave credit to those who helped me with the ones I couldn't catch. All tunes have been identified.) 0:00, 2:03, 5:30 Peter Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker, Op. 71, Act II: Character Dances (Chinese Dance) 0:00, 2:03, 5:30 Giuseppe Verdi: Anvil Chorus from "Il Trovatore" 0:06, 5:30 Ludwig von Beethoven: Turkish March from "The Ruins of Athens", Op. 113 0:12, 0:35, 2:14 Johann Strauss II: Tritsch-Trasch Polka, Op. 214 0:18, 4:40 John Phillip Sousa: Washington Post March (Two people confirmed) 0:23, 1:30, 4:13 Amilcare Ponichelli: Dance of the Hours 0:24 Leo Delibes: Sylvia - Pizzicato (Very good CicciaBauBau). 0:30, 5:23 Giuseppe Verdi: Opening to Act I of "La Traviata" 0:41, 5:16, 5:25 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony no. 40 in g minor, KV. 550, Molto Allegro, Theme II 0:46 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture to "Marriage of Figaro" 0:49 Peter Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker, Op. 71, Act II: Character Dances (Russian Dance, "Trepak") 0:52, 4:55 François-Joseph Gossec: His world-famous "Gavotte in D" 0:55 Felix Mendelssohn: Symphony no. 4, op. 90 "Italian", I. Allegro Vivace 0:57 Jacques Offenbach: Can-can from "Orpheus in the Underworld" 1:00 Franz Schubert: Moment Musicaux op. 94 no. 3 (Yes, that's the one. Riccardo DoctorSax Sasso) 1:03 John Phillip Sousa: The Washington Post March (Gabby Angeles) 1:07 Franz Joseph Haydn: Trumpet Concerto in E flat major, Hob. VIIe/1: III. Finale. Allegro 1:09 Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburg Concert no. 3 in G major, BWV 1048, Mvmt. 1 1:11, 2:50, 3:59-4:23 Johann Brahms: Hungarian Dance no. 5 in g minor (I played this for four hand piano!) 1:16, 1:20 Edvard Grieg: In the Hall of the Mountain King, from Peer Gynt Suite. It's at the ending of the movement. 1:17 Felix Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in e minor, Op. 64: 1. Allegro molto appassionato, (first thing you hear from the solo violin) 1:23 Johann Sebastian Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D-major (BWV 1068); 2. Air 1:32, 2:43, 4:07, 4:24 Johann Sebastian Bach: Toccata from Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 (All four are Tocatta) 1:39 Georges Bizet: Habanera from Carmen 1:39 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony no. 40 in g minor, KV. 550, Molto Allegro, Theme I 1:51, 2:33 John Phillip Sousa: Stars and Stripes Forever! 2:03 Ludwig von Beethoven: Minuet in G, "Ta ta ta, lieber Mälzel (An Mälzel) WoO 162" 2:08 Ludwig von Beethoven: Symphony no. 8 in F major, Op. 93; II. Allegreto Scherzando (continues on) 2:14, 4:18 Onwards Franz Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsodies, S. 244: No. 2 in c sharp minor 2:18, 4:35 Ludwig von Beethoven: Symphony no. 5 in c Tminor, Op. 67, Mvmt. 1, Theme II 2:21, 4:29, 5:28 Franz Schubert: Three Military Marches, D. 733 (The first one in D major) 2:27 Juventino Rosas: Over the Waves (Sobre las Olas) (Wimple) 2:29 Johann Strauss II: Wiener Blut (Henry Chuang) 2:40, 5:01 Franz Liszt: Liebestraum in A flat major 2:45 Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 in d minor, "Chorale", Mvt. 2 (Very tricky because the tempo made it sound like it was from the Tempest Piano Sonata which has a similar melody and rhythm) 2:57 Frederic Chopin: Nocturne no. 1 Op. 9 no. 1 (Speed made this tricky to figure out) 3:00 Franz Schubert: Impromptu No. 2 in E-flat Major, where the tune transitions into B minor 3:03 Bedrich Smetana: Die Moldau (Faster than what I normally hear it) 3:10 George Frideric Handel: "Ombra mai fu" from the opera, "Xerxes" (Riccardo DoctorSax Sasso) 3:14 Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 6 op. 68 'Pastorale' - 5. Hirtengesang - Frohe Und Dankbare Gefühle Nach Dem Sturm - Allegretto (Beautiful use of this piece with the pastoral and morning theme) 3:17 Robert Schumann: Traumerei from his "Kinderszenen", Op 7. (Wow, the Tempo REALLY threw me off. Thanks Jules Kelly) 3:21 Johann Strauss II: "The Blue Danube Waltz" 3:28 Jules Massenet: Meditation from his Opera, "Thais" 3:35, 3:50 Edward Elgar: "Pomp and Circumstance no. 1" in D major 3:42 Edvard Grieg: "Morning" from his Peer Gynt Suite 3:59 Hermann Necke: "Csikos Post" 4:05 Burgmuller: Arabesque (Emilia M) 4:10 Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons, Spring movement I. 4:13 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture to "Die Zauberflote", Development 4:21 John Cage: 4' 33" 4:45 Onwards: Scott Joplin: Maple Leaf Rag 5:05 Gioachino Rossini: The Overture to "Barber of Seville" 5:12 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture to "Die Zauberflote", Theme I 5:18 Scott Joplin: The Entertainer (Thanks Juan Felipe Sarria; Good catch!) 5:20 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture to "Die Zauberflote", Theme II 5:35 Wolgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Sonata no. 11in A Major, K. 331 III. Rondo Alla Turca I love how you combine Mozart's and Beethoven's Turkish March at the end at 5:35). You have really outdone yourself with this one. This was very hard even for me, a classical pianist and violinist. I did all this off my head. Would have been easier if I had some more concertos and symphonies to tease my brain with. I'm not as good with the extremely popular pieces, cause I'm more used to listening to complete works.

[@emiliam7201]

The Piano Haven Bullmulgers piece is Arabesque :)

[@gabbyangeles5173]

I believe the first 2 Sousas are both The Washington Post march :)

[@cicciabaubau2451]

I believe the piece from Delibes is called "pizzicato"

[@pipesarria1230]

5:20 Scott Joplin: The Entertainer

[@GoTFCanada1230]

Juan, 5:20 is still the Maple Leaf Rag, the theme that's played right at the beginning.

[@bryllecruz8197]

Beethoven : WANNA HEAR SOME SYMPHONIES ? **crowd roars** Beethoven : I CAN'T HEAR YOU !

[@joelvenner2192]

4 months later.... I CANT HEAR YOU!!

[@Anna-hd9oh]

lol because beethoven is deaf?? lmaoooo

[@ynsadb8266]

Lololol

[@flannyflan3107]

Classic joke~

[@iliketrainskid8486]

Brylle Cruz i get it

[@000netko]

If you don't have time but like classical, here you can save up to 66% by listening to it all at once

[@asinicw9906]

Agreed. This is literally how i got prepared to the coming listening test.

[@boo-leeproductionsinc3501]

Hilarious! Bravo

[@eigengrau7698]

DUDE that's fukin hilarious

[@matthewliu5161]

That is probably not 66% of all classical music lol

[@turtlefeesh]

This isn't even 1% of all classical music pieces lol

[@vincents.8447]

0:00 - All the composers are enjoying a time at a picnic, or park. 1:13 - Brahms is starting to plot something to ruin everyone's day. Grieg joins in before he decides to stop. Same with Mendelssohn. Grieg joins in again. 1:24 - Bach overhears their conversation, and Ponchielli also confronts him as well. 1:39 - They forgive Brahms. 1:40 - Bizet & Mozart steal their idea and try to use it, edging toward the group. 1:52 - Sousa tries to stop them. Bizet acts innocent. Its not very effective. He apologizes and stops. 2:04 - Meanwhile, they are all competing in a game or event, with Tchaikovsky in the lead. 2:16 - Liszt catches up and takes the lead. 2:28 - Sousa and Rosas are suffering asthma attacks and are gradually stopping. Strauss stops with them. Liszt won. 2:44 - Beethoven is angry and accuses everyone of cheating. 2:52 Brahms is plotting something evil again. (dont hate on brahms hes a cool guy) To get revenge, Beethoven joins with him. Chopin as well. Also Schubert. People hate Liszt because he tortures everyone's hands, so they all get mad with Beethoven. 3:12 - Handel tries to calm everyone down and stop Beethoven from hurting Lizst. 3:16 - Beethoven stops everyone because he agrees with Handel. Everyone thinks its reasonable. They all gradually stop. 4:00 - Brahms and Necke disagree, and form two sides. They go all out on the other team with a massive fight, and they have the upper hand. Bach quickly tries to stop them but fails. 4:12 - Mozart and Handel try to stop Brahms but its not very effective. 4:18 Liszt now hates everyone due to this controversy and opposes everyone, stopping anyone in his way. 4:23 - John Cage becomes a mad lad and kills everyone. 4:24 - Brahms literally smashes anyone who approaches him, not giving a chance. 4:30 - Schubert stands a little bit of a chance. and Beethoven switches out shortly after due to the power of the oversized hand of Liszt. 4:39 - Liszt is tired now and they play nicely now, and Beethoven forgives him. Tchaikovsky plays a game with them. 4:47 *GOD JOINED THE SERVER* and Joplin too. Liszt tires out after, and takes a break. Other composers join in as well 5:29 - Joplin runs to use the restroom, and Schubert takes his place. 5:32 - The visit resumes as normal, as if nothing ever happened. *Bach is dead now.*

[@derpymcderpell]

nin*Beans Vivaldi tried to ruin the picnic by summoning the storms of the third movement of l’Estate.

[@amedeelefroiddemereaux2865]

Im a pianist and the hands of liszt ruin my exercise everyday.

[@NinjaToe]

It looks like a Classical Musician Reality Show

[@amedeelefroiddemereaux2865]

@@NinjaToe this would be awesome

[@NinjaToe]

@@amedeelefroiddemereaux2865 Just imagine Paganini joining the fight.... He will make violin strings out of their intestines...

[@atddd]

Who wants part 3????

[@ohraider]

Alvin Cheng me

[@AnshulRaman]

these videos take a ton of time and editing

[@francescamoore4795]

me!

[@bullethead4072]

Alvin Cheng Me I want to!

[@moribadger9449]

Let's hope he's better at counting than Valve.

[@rolandsquire6555]

I love how you include 4'33 by Cage

[@shashankd95]

Roland Squire i was about to mention that

[@adrino777]

scrolling down to the comment section only for 4'33 reference. Too bad it appears at 4:22 instead of 4:33 :p

[@mikewilliams6025]

I heard he was going to try to use the whole thing interrupted, but couldn't make it work.

[@1anya7d]

LOL

[@cerbric]

he's even in the special thanks section at 5:45 :D

[@PKLevel99]

WE WANT PART 3!

[@testw9903]

agreed

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

I agree :)

[@jinglin268]

I agree too

[@jinglin268]

I want it too

[@jinglin268]

I want it too

[@gothmoriarty6205]

I think the brilliant part about this is the juxtaposition between the different pieces: if you recognize a specific piece, your mind tries to follow along with it and finish the music, and then you're surprised with a different artist's work. It's very enjoyable to listen to, kudos!

[@TumbleGamerTK]

Yes

[@cthulhu_original]

Stop over thinking it

[@lucyx3008]

Jesus Christ, it never occurred to me the 4'33" fit so well with these other pieces. Brilliant.

[@TransTaey]

Mr. Capitalist02, it's said there's a scrapped recording in which the pianist accidentally hit the keyboard at the wrong time. At 2'45" I believe it was?

[@Vidgmchtr]

I lost it when I saw "Cage" and just a whole bunch of rests. XD

[@GreenBoy9000]

A WHOLE bunch of RESTs! Get it?

[@iadtag1853]

I heard it. It's so overpowering.

[@rezandrarizkyirianto-1933]

4'33

[@therealhelmholtz]

4'33" for the win!

[@UniversalDirp]

@@GreenBoy9000 lol shut up

[@dennisszczyglowski6557]

I feel that the amount of work gone into this is underappreciated.

[@Scavenger82]

That Liszt/Joplin combo at 4:46 sounded particularly excellent.

[@johnrubensaragi4125]

Agree

[@deadlyNightshade789]

Look at these little heads go 🖤🎵🙌

[@hax3044]

You could've worded that differently.

[@deadlyNightshade789]

Eric Nguyen how so?

[@Fede842]

Rossini and Bach have very fat and fun face

[@nate_kang]

deadlyNightshade789 lmao _that's what she said_

[@xboydubose7254]

Made it 666 likes

[@lukashainerkjr6013]

HAH!! Didn't even notice Cage was in it 4:20

[@mohdhaziqdanish3971]

Lukas Hainer Kjær : Pardon me Sir, any idea why they need to Include Cage's composition in the mashup?

[@MathStringInputOutpu]

I didn't even notice lol!

[@mohdhaziqdanish3971]

Pardon me. But why they include that?

[@johnkoh8497]

The inclusion of John Cage's 4'33" is meant to be a joke, just look it up and you should be able to understand!

[@mohdhaziqdanish3971]

Just knew that it means for joke, lol

[@fidelcastro9112]

4:45 Greatest classical combo!! I love Liszt and Joplin!

[@elweewutroone]

I never knew that they harmonise so well…

[@kylelandry]

Just as excellent as the first, and with a full ending this time! These are the best 😁

[@boleyn8463]

Hey, ma dude.

[@mahyargharehdaghi9383]

7 likes 1 reply 9 MONTHS AGO *mindblown*

[@OhMyShowerGel]

Love your channel Kyle! ❤️

[@internet730]

Hi

[@internet730]

Hello

[@dormer2746]

lol great use of Cage at 4:21

[@DreamlessSleepwalker]

It should've been at 4:33

[@amarteville426]

HAHAHA MRWOUAAAAAHAHAHA, je n'avais pas noté les mesures silencieuses du 4mn33 de John Cage... Merci pour la révélation ! Excellentissime ! (et oui, si ça avait pu tomber à 4mn 33 de la vidéo, c'eût été encore + fun.. Mais bon, on ne va pas pleurer !)

[@bullethead4072]

5:12 I like the way how Mozart and Rossini combining The Magic Flute and The Barber of Seville Overtures

[@bmort1313]

Pestvicandpi 239 this sort of work is also good for finding out who copied who

[@judinasiv]

PITY THEY DIDN'T DO THAT )))

[@eustress7428]

"Main melody" just for fun 0:01 Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker chinese dance 0:12 Strauss II - Tritsch trasch polka 0:23 Ponchelli- Dance of the hour 0:46 Mozart - Marriage of figaro overture 1:07 Haydn - Trumpet concerto 3rd 1:11 Brahms - Hungarian dance no.5 1:32 Bach - Toccata 1:39 Bizet - Carmen habanera 2:03 Verdi - Il trovatore anvil chorus 2:14 Liszt - Hungarian rhapsody no.2 2:27 Sousa - Stars and stripes forever 2:45 Beethoven - Symphony no.9 2nd 3:03 Smetana - Moldau 3:14 Beethoven - Symphony no.6 5th 3:42 Grieg - Peer gynt morning 3:59 Brahms - Hungarian dance no.5 4:18 Liszt - Hungarian rhapsody no.2 4:45 Joplin - Maple leaf rag 5:30 Beethoven - Turkish march

[@iamzhenn7021]

4:21 Cage - 4' 33"

[@n.alejandro9498]

Another day at the Theater,they have a big day 0:00-They do a warm up before they re perfomance 0:02-Tchaikovsky impresses the other composers with his music,while Verdi takes it slow 0:06-Beethoven joins the warm up 0:12-Strauss II joins as well 0:18-Sousa takes over for Tchaikovsky 0:24-Ponchielli and Delibes co-operate with each other 0:30-Verdi decides to warm up again 0:37-Strauss starts to make scheming faces at Ponchielli 0:42-Mozart shows up late,his excuse was he practiced all night for the Perfomance,he joined the Warm up 0:49-Tchaikovsky,quite annoyed,argued with Mozart for being late 0:54-Gossec Supports Mozart 0:55-Mendelssohn steps in to try and calm Tchaikovsky and Mozart 0:58-Offenbach steps in,Mozart starts to push Offenbach,Offenbach punching Mozart was mistaken as a Hand-signal,Musicians played while composers Brawled 1:01-Schubert interferes with the Brawl,asking them to calm them,but actually trying to use them for his advantage 1:04-Sousa,being french,rages at Mozart for him starting the Brawl 1:08-Haydn tries to justify Mozart 1:10-Bach saw the Crowd arguing so he check on them 1:13-Brahms,finding a oppurtunity to Sabotage the other Composers so his music would sound Better 1:15-Grieg catches Brahms put Mendelssohn's Sandwich in a Tuba 1:17-Mendelssohn,enraged literally almost choked Brahms to death 1:21-Grieg stops Mendelssohn from choking Brahms 1:24-Bach pushes Brahms away and questions him what has happened 1:30-Ponchielli Over hears the Conversation 1:40-Bizet and Mozart proposes to have lunch together,the problem is the lunch hall is under repairs,and ALL the composers have to eat in a Small room,they barely fit in they re,cue awkward music 1:52-Sousa finishes his lunch and head out the room,And takes a stroll at the stage 2:02-The awkward lunch is done and the musicians play 2:03-Tchaikovsky,again having the best music 2:13-Tchaikovsky backs down to have a drink of Water 2:16-When Tchaikovsky went to wash his hands,he found a Unconcious Liszt,he wakes him up,Strauss II passes by and examines Liszt 2:19-Beethoven awkwardly stared at Liszt 2:22-Schubert meets up with Liszt 2:28-Sousa and Rosas have a pleasant conversation 2:31-Strauss II joins the conversation 2:40-Lizst joins the Conversation,oddly alot have left it though 2:43-Bach checks on the Conversation 2:45-Beethoven does a Solo,impressing the Composers 2:50-Brahms tries to sabotage Beethoven,tensions between the composers rises 2:57-Beethoven and Chopin and are in a Music battle 3:00-Tensions rise even MORE,when Schubert annoys everybody 3:03-Smetana decides to expose Brahms for sabotaging Beethoven 3:10-Handel calms everybody down 3:15-Beethoven starts playing again 3:17-Schumann,instead of competing with Beethoven,co-operates with him 3:23-Strauss II joins the co-operation with them 3:31-Massenet after being silent half the day 3:37-Elgar thought the same 3:42-Grieg after a LONGGGGGG rest,decides to wake up,and play music,cue the 'Morning Mood' 3:50-Beethoven takes a rest,Elgar takes his place 3:57-Elgar and Grieg takes a rest 3:59-Necke and Brahms co-operates to make excellent music,and a perfect oppurtunity to sabotage the other composers 4:05-Burgmuller,angered by a fellow german trying sabotage people,exposes Brahms for the 2nd time! 4:07-Bach Supports Burgmuller 4:10-Vivaldi slams his Violin into Brahms 4:11-Mozart starts to slam his wig into Vivaldi for hurting a fellow german,Vivaldi and Mozart starts to brawl 4:16-Ponchielli catches Brahms trying to escape to avoid a Blame thrower.No pun intended 4:18-Liszt knocks over the tables to block the exits 4:21-A telephone booth suddenly appears,the musicians are dumbfounded when Cage,comes out 4:27-The Telephone booth explodes and disappears,Cage goes with the Booth 4:30-Schubert calms everybody down which he is quite good at 4:34-Beethoven helps Schubert calm things down 4:37-Tchaikovsky alerts the Composers with a Shout "THE AUDIENCE IS HERE!!" 4:40-Sousa starts playing music 4:45-The Music is interrupted,when ANOTHER telephone booth appears,the crowd stays silent,Joplin hops out with a Piano,which fits in the telephone booth 4:56-Gossec joins Joplin 5:06-Rossini joins the fun 5:12-Mozart competes with Rossini and Joplin 5:24-Verdi joins the music 5:29-Schubert finishes the Piece,but is actually on in the middle 5:30-Tchaikovsky impresses the crowd,as always 5:36-Beethoven and Mozart do a Duel,but in ends in joy,waving goodbye to eachother 5:37-the Musicians go ride in they re carriages,the telephone booth EXPLODES again,and disappears with Joplin Fin...for now also thx for the amount of likes in my other comment in the first part,if u havnt seen the first comment in the first video go check it out,and leave a like! :)

[@matthewliu5161]

He got 840 likes on his other comment. Give him that much on this comment too :)

[@aloyalfiancée]

I’ve been waiting for this comment. Guys check out the 1st video and find this person’s comment. This is HIGH QUALITY CONTENTS!

[@the_eternal_paradox]

What about Tchaikovsky at the very end? just to finish with a flourish XP

[@breadsticks2202]

I've been waiting for this comment

[@eigengrau7698]

Here have some like. Hilarious as always

[@finnd8778]

Oh My God. That part of Scott Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag was PERFECT

[@Mr132435az]

Is that John Cage's 4'33'' starting at 4:21? Beautiful piece, one of my favorites.

[@MarcoBianchi313]

One of the best interpretation that i've ever heard

[@abcrtzyn]

14bit yes, if only it started at 4:33

[@sachinsahay1113]

Have you heard it with a full orchestra? It's really a whole different sound.

[@adventurepie4150]

I really love this piece ❤️❤️❤️ I really like playing it one the piano 😲😲😲 Has a great sound 😉😉😉

[@Misa_Susaki]

I can't believe I almost missed that! It fits in perfectly with the other pieces, incredible!

[@slimecookies1237]

2:03 THOSE LITTLE TCHAIKOVSKY HEADS ALL PILED UP ON TOP OF EACH OTHER IM FRICKIN SCREAMING

[@petrilicchajkovskij6174]

Yep, very funny

[@hannahquintua]

@@petrilicchajkovskij6174 I was not expecting that.

[@tootsierolls3468]

It's really cute

[@brandonlee2907]

True

[@wilh3lmmusic]

Try Liszt in #3

[@lauralagier9404]

I imagine this to be a crazy pianists/musicians mind when they completely lose it and just start seeing their sheet music like this

[@klematiszszimonettarose1797]

lol so funny

[@shepthedep5862]

Yeah that's basically me

[@spywi]

Goodness this must have been a nightmare to edit and animate. Seriously, well done on this and all your videos.

[@JMJ_Music]

Yeah, I can only wonder how he managed to make such good visual representation to fit the music

[@samuelradcliffe2560]

4:46 just wow. Two excellent performers for their time coming together to create just one masterpiece in itself within this video!!!

[@interruptuscontranatura1219]

Samuel Radcliffe 'Twas my favourite bit too! :D

[@morrowseer9969]

I heard Libestraume mixed with maple leaf ragtime and everything was complete for me

[@leofreitas4134]

Dude, seriously, you're a genious. I don't know how your channel doesn't have 1,000,000+ subs. This is one of my favourites channels of all time. I admire you. Congratulations.

[@jeikowb]

"genious" indeed.

[@oshahott2532]

Jacob Tan Oh my Lord, he's a GENIE!!!

[@happy1288]

lol

[@hippyjoe]

*uhm its french right*

[@tom-lukasn.1045]

I love how Vivaldi's head really looks like a note.

[@AlexS-oj8qf]

It's time for Number III !!!!!

[@brighttz]

The List of the pieces 1)Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker "Chinese Dance" 0:01, 2:03, 5:30 2)Verdi - Anvil Chorus 0:01, 2:03, 5:30 3)Beethoven - Turkish March 0:06, 5:30 4)Strauss II - Tritsch-Trasch Polka Op.214 0:12, 0:35, 2:14 5)Sousa - Washington Post March 0:18, 1:03, 4:40 6)Ponichelli - Dance of the Hours 0:23, 1:30, 4:13 7)Delibes - Sylvia - Pizzicato 0:24 8)Verdi - Amami fredo 0:30, 5:23 9)Mozart - Symphony No.40 in G minor 0:41, 1:40, 5:16, 5:25 10)Mozart - Overture to "Marriage of figaro" 0:46 11)Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker "Russian Dance" 0:49 12)Gossec - Gavotte in D 0:52, 4:55 13)Mendelssohn - Symphony No.4 Op.90 0:55 14)Offenbach - Can-Can 0:57 15)Schubert - Moment Musicaux Op.94 No.93 1:00 16)Haydn - Trumpet concerto in E flat major 1:07 17)Bach - Brandenburg Concert No.3 in G major 1:09 18)Brahms - Hungarian Dance No.5 in G minor 1:11, 2:50, 3:59, 4:23 19)Grieg - In hall of the mountain king 1:16, 1:20 20)Mendelssohn - Violin Concerto in E minor 1:17 21)Bach - Orchestral Suite No.3 in D major 1:23 22)Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor 1:32, 2:43, 4:08, 4:24 23)Bizet - Carmen - Habanera 1:39 24)Sousa - Stars and Stripes Forever 1:51, 2:33 25)Beethoven - Minuet in G 2:03 26)Beethoven - Symphony No.8 in F major 2:08 27)Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsodie No.2 2:14, 2:18 28)Schubert - Military March 2:21, 4:29, 5:28 29)Rosas - Over the Waves 2:27 30)Strauss II - Wiener Blut 2:29 31)Liszt - Liebestraum 2:40, 5:01 32)Beethoven - Symphony No.9 in D minor 2:45 33)Chopin - Nocturne No.1 Op.9 2:56 34)Schubert - Impromptu No.2 in E flat major 3:00 35)Smetana - Die Moldau 3:03 36)Handel - Ombra mai fu 3:10 37)Beethoven - Symphony No.6 Op.68 3:14 38)Schumann - Traumerei 3:17 39)Strauss II - The Blue Danube Waltz 3:21 40)Massenet - Meditation from thais 3:28 41)Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance No.1 3:35 3:50 42)Grieg - Morning 3:42 43)Necke - Csikos Post 3:59 44)Burgmüller - Arabesque 4:05 45)Vivaldi - Four Seasons - Spring 4:10 46)Mozart - Magic flute Overture "Die Zauberflote Overture" Development 4:13 47)Cage - 4'33 4:21 48)Joplin - Maple leaf rag 4:45 49)Rossini - The Overture to Barber of Seville 5:05 50)Mozart - Magic flute Overture "Die Zauberflote Overture" Theme 1 5:12 51)Joplin - The Entertainer 5:18 52)Mozart - Magic flute Overture "Die Zauberflote Overture" Theme 2 5:20 That's it Oh yeah I forgot there is Beethoven - Symphony no.5 4:35

[@rajkhanmuhammadnur5845]

Pj Bright wow you're a classical music geniud

[@brighttz]

Rajkhan Muhammad Nur Thanks

[@brighttz]

@@rajkhanmuhammadnur5845 not really lol

[@brighttz]

@@rajkhanmuhammadnur5845 not really lmao

[@brighttz]

@@rajkhanmuhammadnur5845 not really but thanks 😊

[@anassheashaey]

the transition from Mendelssohn's violin concerto to Brahm's hungarian dance at 1:22 is simply perfect.

[@laurynk4209]

when he included the fourth voice i almost cried. this must've taken ages to make and it's just SO perfect.

[@PiercingSight]

At 4:45 my head explodes... Seriously, that is amazing. Never would have thought to put those together, both are so amazingly unique and beautiful.

[@nerdpiggy]

My favorite was definitely Cage's little lick. Rumor says that it's so difficult, only he can play it.

[@jamesolson6669]

You ended with both Mozart and Beethoven's Turkish Marches! I never noticed that. Bravo!!!

[@qnote729]

i died at 4:21 hahahaha genius

[@radeeeed]

Genji Shimada 4:20

[@radeeeed]

Genji Shimada 4:20

[@qnote729]

._.

[@theghostcubes3105]

Same, it was hilarious.

[@abcrtzyn]

Genji Shimada and the came back to life and wrote this

[@suyoi47]

I just love the Carmen x Mozart. Touched my heart.

[@AtomicAngel12]

suyoi47 what's the name of the Mozart piece

[@thegreenpianist7683]

Its Mozart Symphony no 40 in G minor 1st mvt

[@spacequeen7413]

I love how my name is Carmen...

[@thegreenpianist7683]

Hi Carmen , im symphony no 40

[@sarahgent2674]

le denk memz OTP

[@laiyinquan8355]

I especially adore the part where the melody transposed to F# Major, where Liszt's 'Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2' and Scott Joplin's 'Maple Leaf Rag' came together. Cheers to you, m8! (4:46 to 4:56)

[@Pain420]

Totally agree.

[@laiyinquan8355]

And not forgetting when Liebesträurm Nr. 3 mashed with Maple Leaf Rag shortly after.

[@jyll]

That's my favorite part too!

[@alexgao2494]

my tears came out immediately

[@krankenbank]

Dear grantwoolard, Thank you so dearly for making this amazing creation that brought me to tears. Please make a part 3. I cannot stand the prolongation of time until such an event happens. I truly cannot describe how overjoyed I was to hear this. You have truly put an extraordinary amount of effort into the creation of this masterpiece that made me bescumber loadfuls of visual ecstaticism. Thank you, and may you be blessed for how much you have done to create this masterpiece.

[@cvproject3684]

A. Friedrich Wilhelm Macklin Your request’s come true. Check it out!

[@aard1999]

This Classical Mashups never disappoint me. Great works!

[@v-check]

*ALTO CLEF HAS LEFT THE CHAT*

[@lawson2398]

Viola gang viola Gand viola gang viola gang Spend 10 bucks on a c string I can’t stand your e-string

[@blockmaster7777]

Clef who ?

[@quantum_leaf]

@@lawson2398 ay

[@yusataslim3666]

1:12 it doesn't sound like music mashup, it sound like just epic Hungarian dance improvisation. Especially when Mendelssohn part come in

[@VenomCold]

the beethoven / schubert / chopin in E/C#m was just magic at 2:55

[@pedrobraga6633]

Someone: endgame is the best cross over ever Me, an intellectual:

[@massialim4996]

But you're someone

[@pedrobraga6633]

@@massialim4996 Delete this shit right now bitch

[@__-cd9ug]

Amazing. I predict a few million of highly deserved views.

[@jasmineqiang90]

You know shit's getting real when they break out the fourth staff

[@renatolopez3079]

Jasmine Qiang 👉😂😁😀😊🤗☺😏🙄😌😐😑🤔😟😕😦😩😡😢😭👈

[@alnitaka]

And then go into six sharps.

[@eszterublauer7294]

Big thank you bro

[@joshuafreedman7703]

Jasmine Qiang 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

[@GamerGuyMatt1892]

That combination of Maple Leaf Rag and Hungarian Rhapsody number 2 is absolute genius. Love this ❤

[@kongjengli2089]

I love when Beethoven's Pastoral appears at 3:14!!! it's too beautiful and i'm so delighted;) especially later merged with Grieg's Morning which fit it just fine! really love!

[@zoeg.5694]

thanks for existing

[@zoeg.5694]

back here 7 years later, you are a genius

[@sylliebee]

At 43 I've started taking piano lessons again after a 20 year hiatus, and these mashups make me inordinately happy.

[@nickolaos00]

2:42 SOLO BEETHOVEN 😂😂😂

[@ketanfernandes4094]

I got goosebumps hearing Cage’s segment...🙃

[@GeofreySanders]

Oh give it a rest wouldya.

[@therealhelmholtz]

4'33"!!!!

[@FannomacritaireSuomi]

Stop calling Cage a classical composer, he's got nothing to do with music!

[@pratfelix2226]

@@FannomacritaireSuomi m.kzbin.info/www/bejne/oIOroH6Qh751ors

[@audrod81]

Incredible! Mind blown!!! Sheer genius!!! Especially at these spots, but the awesomeness just keeps going! 1:38 - Wow! So clever! (Bizet & Mozart) 4:21 - Cage 🤣 4:45 - Liszt & JOPLIN!?!?!!! 😮😄 ... And my jaw still keeps dropping over and over again!!!

[@cd28b75]

Can't WAIT for this one to go viral! Gr8 job m8

[@wakkowarner4288]

The blend of of the end of LvB's Pastoral blneded with Grieg is just.... so..... perfect... 3:43 - 3:47 it takes me to a field of grass a long time ago in a place far, far away..... (in Puerto Rico, around 1977...) wowie. *wipes a tear or two*

[@FieldCatKaiju12]

Wakko Middle Kids Syndrome Warner

[@miminanoreg367]

Imagine all the classical pianist and composers having a (somewhat) battle. But they still sound so good even after playing their own pieces and mashing it up against each other

[@SkiftyKitty]

"is this your shoe?" "no, its not my schu..mann"

[@blinkblack3035]

Pizza Pija bro

[@SkiftyKitty]

BlinkBlack What? I thought it was verdi funny

[@blinkblack3035]

Pizza Pija lol

[@SkiftyKitty]

BlinkBlack theres no need to be haydn, but dont worry! I'll be bach

[@blinkblack3035]

Pizza Pija plz dude

[@MrHeberDuarte]

I need MORE. I NEED SO MUCH MORE OF THIS. Excelent job, you are a very creative person.

[@JuanLopez-ef5pr]

Boy...these are the best things I've heard in a long time. I've decided to incorporate them in my various coffee moments. Exquisite.

[@MrJmrk92]

I loved this! First, it sounded awesome, nice job at that! Second, watching those heads fly around, I could picture some sort of play / musical with all these guys just intermingling around ( some of them budding in and interrupting each other and showing off, maybe a few getting in a friendly brawl in the background...

[@lukehomestead]

When I saw the notification about your new mashup my mouth just stood wide open 😳 i love this. You are totally awesome

[@JackandSally4ever]

The most choice bit of this is at 4:45 where they combine Joplin's Maple Leaf Rag and Liszt's Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.

[@louisvalencia5244]

The Cage part was the funniest one

[@owlcowl]

Funny, I didnt hear that part.

[@therealhelmholtz]

hahahahaha four thirty threeeeeeeeeeee

[@peterdavies2960]

Why not do a third mashup with music by Gershwin or Shostakovich?

[@skorzamusic4790]

Dmiltri Shostakovich. Died 5 years before my grandpa was born Same to Rachmaninoff

[@brendandurham3817]

Peter Davies I agree. He should do one with Gershwin, Shostakovich, Respighi, Ravel, Mussorgsky, Stravinsky and Phillip Glass.

[@brendandurham3817]

CouchPotato That's exactly what I was thinking.

[@brendandurham3817]

And Jelly Roll Morton, and Copeland.

[@completeandunabridged.4606]

Peter Davies But shostakovich would be so tough to harmonise with.

[@nster8503]

3:50 A combination of Morning mood and Pomp & Circumstance is so beautiful 😭

[@lightlozabow]

4:21 is to test how much of a music nerd you are.

[@IlIIIIIllIIll]

Look at all those rests haha

[@therealhelmholtz]

4'33"

[@UniversalDirp]

433

[@jesfern]

They should have waited a few seconds so it actually started at 4:33

[@dream_of_music40]

John Cage!

[@zach_bot8210]

I'm satisfied. I heard in the hall of the mountain king.

[@zach_bot8210]

And Scott Joplin

[@beholdnonsense5100]

Mister Zachb0t where was hall of the mountain King?

[@kyleyu4277]

1:14 and 1:20 (top staff)

[@DNephi-xu7gx]

Grieg for the win, eh? Also, I think Morning Mood was in there somewhere...

[@kyleyu4277]

3:42

[@thatrecord5313]

I'm so happy that Scott Joplin was recognized as a classical composer. That's all he ever hoped for....

[@PiercingSight]

When Liszt and Joplin come in... ooooohhh yeeessss~....

[@jkrai9684]

ikr!?

[@romanblanks1473]

4:45 This Liszt-Joplin section in particular is genius. They should send it out into space to brighten up the universe.

[@theodorealamar9958]

I love how each piece is layered in and how you bring back the different themes

[@MightyKillerBunny]

Man this is so good!

[@chianshowliao6100]

love your works! the part in 2:39 is such a masterpiece!

[@huggablecactus5103]

I am so happy you included Rosas as well!!! Thank you for all the work you put into both Mashups!

[@FByrde]

OMG, *CAGE* !!!!!! I am on the floor dying from laughter. Seriously. Someone send EMTs. Also my monitor got dowsed with coffee. If I hadn't subscribed already, this would be an instant sub from me. Nice job!

[@qonitaalviannisa9929]

Yay! There's more Tchaikovsky! my favourite composer!

[@shanec5676]

Qonita Alviannisa Tchaikovsky is my favorite composer as well! I love his Piano Concerto No. 1 it is so beautiful at the beginning.

[@destinycypher3026]

Tchaikovsky is my favorite 2

[@qonitaalviannisa9929]

Of course! Who else can be so badass; making happy songs about ballet, swans and fairies, and then putting cannons in another song

[@annaryu8]

Tchaikovsky is such an awesome composer and I totally agree, I'm so glad he made more appearances!

[@peterhopkins7089]

He's my favorite composer too. It's just too bad he lived such a depressing life.

[@samwise2588]

As someone who generally hates mashups, these were phenomenal.

[@logansimon6653]

Mozart and Joplin are my two favorite composers, so it was cool seeing them in the same measures!

[@ngductk3vn]

0:00, 2:03, 5:30 Peter Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker, Op. 71, Act II: Character Dances (Chinese Dance) 0:00, 2:03, 5:30 Giuseppe Verdi: Anvil Chorus from "Il Trovatore" 0:06, 5:30 Ludwig von Beethoven: Turkish March from "The Ruins of Athens", Op. 113 0:12, 0:35, 2:14 Johann Strauss II: Tritsch-Trasch Polka, Op. 214 0:18, 4:40 John Phillip Sousa: Washington Post March (Two people confirmed) 0:23, 1:30, 4:13 Amilcare Ponichelli: Dance of the Hours 0:24 Leo Delibes: Sylvia - Pizzicato (Very good CicciaBauBau). 0:30, 5:23 Giuseppe Verdi: Amami Alfredo from "La Traviata" (THANK YOU Riccardo DoctorSax Sasso) 0:41, 5:16, 5:25 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony no. 40 in g minor, KV. 550, Molto Allegro, Theme II 0:46 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture to "Marriage of Figaro" 0:49 Peter Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker, Op. 71, Act II: Character Dances (Russian Dance, "Trepak") 0:52, 4:55 François-Joseph Gossec: His world-famous "Gavotte in D" 0:55 Felix Mendelssohn: Symphony no. 4, op. 90 "Italian", I. Allegro Vivace 0:57 Jacques Offenbach: Can-can from "Orpheus in the Underworld" 1:00 Franz Schubert: Moment Musicaux op. 94 no. 3 (Yes, that's the one. Riccardo DoctorSax Sasso) 1:03 John Phillip Sousa: The Washington Post March (Gabby Angeles) 1:07 Franz Joseph Haydn: Trumpet Concerto in E flat major, Hob. VIIe/1: III. Finale. Allegro 1:09 Johann Sebastian Bach: Brandenburg Concert no. 3 in G major, BWV 1048, Mvmt. 1 1:11, 2:50, 3:59-4:23 Johann Brahms: Hungarian Dance no. 5 in g minor (I played this for four hand piano!) 1:16, 1:20 Edvard Grieg: In the Hall of the Mountain King, from Peer Gynt Suite. It's at the ending of the movement. 1:17 Felix Mendelssohn: Violin Concerto in e minor, Op. 64: 1. Allegro molto appassionato, (first thing you hear from the solo violin) 1:23 Johann Sebastian Bach: Orchestral Suite No. 3 in D-major (BWV 1068); 2. Air 1:32, 2:43, 4:07, 4:24 Johann Sebastian Bach: Toccata from Toccata and Fugue in D minor, BWV 565 (All four are Tocatta) 1:39 Georges Bizet: Habanera from Carmen 1:39 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Symphony no. 40 in g minor, KV. 550, Molto Allegro, Theme I 1:51, 2:33 John Phillip Sousa: Stars and Stripes Forever! 2:03 Ludwig von Beethoven: Minuet in G, "Ta ta ta, lieber Mälzel (An Mälzel) WoO 162" 2:08 Ludwig von Beethoven: Symphony no. 8 in F major, Op. 93; II. Allegreto Scherzando (continues on) 2:14, 4:18 Onwards Franz Liszt: Hungarian Rhapsodies, S. 244: No. 2 in c sharp minor 2:18, 4:35 Ludwig von Beethoven: Symphony no. 5 in c Tminor, Op. 67, Mvmt. 1, Theme II 2:21, 4:29, 5:28 Franz Schubert: Three Military Marches, D. 733 (The first one in D major) 2:27 Juventino Rosas: Over the Waves (Sobre las Olas) (Wimple) 2:29 Johann Strauss II: Wiener Blut (Henry Chuang) 2:40, 5:01 Franz Liszt: Liebestraum in A flat major 2:45 Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony No. 9 in d minor, "Chorale", Mvt. 2 (Very tricky because the tempo made it sound like it was from the Tempest Piano Sonata which has a similar melody and rhythm) 2:57 Frederic Chopin: Nocturne no. 1 Op. 9 no. 1 (Speed made this tricky to figure out) 3:00 Franz Schubert: Impromptu No. 2 in E-flat Major, where the tune transitions into B minor 3:03 Bedrich Smetana: Die Moldau (Faster than what I normally hear it) 3:10 George Frideric Handel: "Ombra mai fu" from the opera, "Xerxes" (Riccardo DoctorSax Sasso) 3:14 Ludwig van Beethoven: Symphony no. 6 op. 68 'Pastorale' - 5. Hirtengesang - Frohe Und Dankbare Gefühle Nach Dem Sturm - Allegretto (Beautiful use of this piece with the pastoral and morning theme) 3:17 Robert Schumann: Traumerei from his "Kinderszenen", Op 7. (Wow, the Tempo REALLY threw me off. Thanks Jules Kelly) 3:21 Johann Strauss II: "The Blue Danube Waltz" 3:28 Jules Massenet: Meditation from his Opera, "Thais" 3:35, 3:50 Edward Elgar: "Pomp and Circumstance no. 1" in D major 3:42 Edvard Grieg: "Morning" from his Peer Gynt Suite 3:59 Hermann Necke: "Csikos Post" 4:05 Burgmuller: Arabesque (Emilia M) 4:10 Antonio Vivaldi: The Four Seasons, Spring movement I. 4:13 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture to "Die Zauberflote", Development 4:21 John Cage: 4' 33" 4:45 Onwards: Scott Joplin: Maple Leaf Rag 5:05 Gioachino Rossini: The Overture to "Barber of Seville" 5:12 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture to "Die Zauberflote", Theme I 5:18 Scott Joplin: The Entertainer (Thanks Juan Felipe Sarria; Good catch!) 5:20 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Overture to "Die Zauberflote", Theme II 5:35 Wolgang Amadeus Mozart: Piano Sonata no. 11in A Major, K. 331 III. Rondo Alla Turca I love how you combine Mozart's and Beethoven's Turkish March at the end at 5:35). You have really outdone yourself with this one. This was very hard even for me, a classical pianist and violinist. I did all this off my head. Would have been easier if I had some more concertos and symphonies to tease my brain with. I'm not as good with the extremely popular pieces, cause I'm more used to listening to complete works.

[@jaykang3420]

Nguyen Tai really??? U just copied and pasted from the piano haven's comment^. Smh

[@SlenderEnderBros]

Jay Kang anything these days, writing a long comment seems to be copy n paste

[@skorzamusic4790]

you mean Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

[@camilahidalgo3544]

God bless your soul.

[@aarongabrielvitorillo5091]

Is Pyotr Russian for Peter?

[@angelintraining8199]

I swear, every time I watch these, I wonder if these guys knew their works would be broken apart and smashed with other composers and be so damn good. I love listening to each complementing segment. I wonder if they knew how much their work was in common with each other, despite the time and distance between them. I absolutely want more and more of these. I want an entire album of these.

[@rakarachmanda2712]

Thank you so much for making this mashup!!!

[@JCharlatan1876]

I can’t get enough of this lol 😂! The Brahms Hungarian Dance 5 is now stuck in my head, thank you 😆. But i mean what i say, well done!

[@Bluemayje]

Love the little Cage part you threw in. Very classy.

[@hortondlfn1994]

The audio is funny enough, but with the graphics, it's over-the-top hilarious!

[@LisaMichele]

This is amazing! You have to wonder what these composers would think of this mashup. The snootier ones would be all like "what is this garbage" but the cooler ones would definitely say "nice work, mate!" :D :D

[@mrJohnDesiderio]

I think Rossini would have loved it.

[@quirrelly]

Utterly fabulous. I cannot imagine the mind expansive enough to come up with this. And sorry, I HAVE to mention the use of the Cage.

[@velikiradojica]

Thank you for another fine video, mate!

[@ErikCPianoman]

This is awesome! 2017 is off too a good start. I wonder how long it takes to edit all those note'heads' in and perfectly sync it with the music, or if there is some program that makes it easy. Edit: the Burgmuller arabesque at 4:04 almost made me spit out my coffee.

[@fredericchopin4966]

I'm glad you put my music in this amazing masterpiece.

[@kurtsd1992]

Me: When that Liszt / Joplin drops at 4:44 oh man Everyone at the party: ...

[@iseleylaura]

It is January 2018, we are ready for part 3 now pls

[@gauravpatel9904]

Laura Iseley 👍

[@sarah-mariedupavillon9931]

well now its march 2019

[@jonahs92]

Still don't have it in May 2019!

[@arinaina4262]

2019 June where is part lll

[@xboydubose7254]

Beggining of August, still not here.

[@DanielLee-gc2wq]

I love how Mozart Symphony No. 40 was incorporated in bits to release the tension and transition from a minor to a major finish!

[@Maplaplaplapla]

This is really improved from the previous. The transitions are fantastic. Just that the beginning part is not very engaging. Fabulous work, sir.

[@Maplaplaplapla]

And the Liszt/Joplin duet part was INGENIOUS.

[@WilliamPhoenix27]

Yeah, the beginning isn't THAT engaging.

[@Mercure250]

At least, he didn't end with a fade out this time...

[@n0denz]

Wow, 4' 33" had me just speechless.

[@JackandSally4ever]

You had already won me with turning Hungarian Dance 5 into a waltz, but you floored me with combining Maple Leaf Rag and Hungarian Rhapsody 2. Plus the Cage bit utterly killed me. A marked improvement from your first, which was already pretty great.

[@omriavidov154]

?Will you compose a Classical Music Mashup III

[@Checkmate1138]

So when we perform this one, when we get to John Cage 4'33, do we pull out a stopwatch?

[@communismwithgiggles2515]

That's like mandatory man

[@KFishproductionII]

but he only played that one theme from the second movement so no need

[@reedcspurling]

After a royalties dispute, a music producer registered 4'32 and 4'34 so that if an orchestra ever stays silent for a second shorter or longer, it counts as copyright infringement.

[@thgrimn]

I wish I had words that could express how happy this makes me feel ❤

[@gabrielgysin8612]

Perfect use of John Cage at 4:22!

[@raptormaster666]

Who else really wants to see GW do a full rendition of his version of Beethoven's Chorale 2nd movement? (2:41) That was an epic variation.