Classical Music Mashup III

[@GoTFCanada1230]

I am back from Classical Medley II! A lot of the pieces here needed multiple passes to figure out. Grant changed the rhythms in addition to the key and the tempo which made identifying famous pieces tougher. That being said, click "Read More" to reveal the Answer Key! 0:00, 2:13 Rossini - William Tell Overture 0:00, 2:00, 5:35 Schubert - 3 Military Marches Op. 55, D. 733 - March No. 1 in D major (Played this with my brother) 0:05, 0:14, 2:00, 3:00 Beethoven - Symphony no. 9 in d minor, op. 125: "Choral" IV. Finale - "Ode to Joy" 0:09, 2:05, 2:19 Chopin - Nocturne in E flat major, Op. 9 no. 2 (lack of trill threw me off) 0:17, 0:53. 4:58 Strauss I - "Radetzky March" Op. 228 0:21 Mendelssohn - Song Without Words op. 62 no. 6 "Spring Song" (Tempo increased) 0:25. 4:42. 5:08 Chopin - Ballade no. 1 in g minor, op. 23 (Prat Felix, shame on me since I played this piece... brain fart. Only rhythm was changed.) 0:33, 0:48 Mozart - "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" K. 525: I. Allegro 0:37, 2:05 Rubinstein - 2 Melodies, Op. 3 no. 1 in F Major (Tempo increased) 0:40 Rick Astley - "Never Gonna Give you Up" (Really with the rick roll? xD) 0:43 Gershwin - "I Got Rhythm" (Played this) 0:45 Tchaikovsky - "Romeo and Juliet" TH 42; the love theme (Tempo increased) 0:51, 4:52. 5:05. 5:12 Bizet - Toreador's Song, or "Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre" from "Carmen" 1:01 Mozart - Overture to "Marriage of Figaro" K. 492 (Beginning of the overture) 1:05, 4:47, 5:15 Strauss II - "An der schönen blauen Donau", Op. 314 (First Waltz; Played this!) 1:09 R. Strauss - "Also sprach Zarathustra, Op. 30" - "Einleitung, oder Sonnenaufgang" or (Introduction, and Sunrise) 1:10 Joplin - "Maple Leaf Rag" (played this!) 1:14 Joplin - "The Cascades" (Played this! Thank my brother for this one!) 1:19 Beethoven - Symphony No. 6 in F major, Op. 68: I. Allegro Ma Non Troppo, "Awakening of cheerful feelings on arrival in the countryside." (André Rhine-Davis; temp increased)) 1:19 Tchaikovsky - "The Nutcracker", Overture 1:22 Beethoven - Piano Sonata no. 14 in c sharp minor, op. 24 no. 2: III. Presto agitato (Played it) 1:24, 3:35 Paganini - Violin Concerto no. 2 in b minor, op. 7: III. Rondo à la clochette 1:24. 3:35, 3:46 Beethoven - Symphony no. 5 in c minor, op. 67: I. Allegro con brio (Played it) 1:31 Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto no. 2 in c minor op. 18: I. Moderato (Played it) 1:32 Tchaikovsky - "The Seasons", Op. 37a: VI. June - "Barcarolle" (Figured it out this morning with a slow hum) 1:37 Grieg - Piano Concerto in a minor op. 16: I. Allegro molto moderato (Played it) 1:40 Schubert - Moment Musical Op.94 (D.780) No.3 in F Minor (Played it) 1:41 Bizet - Overture to "Carmen" 1:44, 1:48 Mendelssohn - Symphony no. 4 in A major, op. 90: I. Allegro vivace (Tempo increased) 1:45 Mozart - Piano sonata in a major k. 331: III. Alla Turca (Played it) 1:50 Chopin - Etude in c minor, op. 25 no. 12 (Practicing it now!; slower than original tempo) 1:56 Rimsky-Korsakov - "Flight of the Bumblebee" (Played it) 2:01 Haydn - Trumpet Concerto in E-flat major (Hob.: VIIe/1): III. Allegro (rondo) (Played orchestral part; near the end) 2:10 Tchaikovsky - "Russian Dance; Trepak" from "The Nutcracker" (Played orchestral part; slowed tempo) 2:12 Debussy - "Children's Corner", L. 113: 6. Golliwogg's Cakewalk (played it) 2:16 Ravel - Bolero (Aidan Ng; tempo increased) 2:20 Tchaikovsky - "Waltz of the Flowers" from "The Nutcracker" (Played 1st violin!) 2:24 Bach - Orchestral Suite #2 In b Minor BWV 1067: Menuet (The answer popped in my head this morning! Thanks for the hint Grant; toughest one since rhythm and tempo were altered) 2:28, 3:07, 3:52 Mozart - Symphony No. 40 in G minor, KV. 550: I. Molto allegro 2:36 Beethoven - Minuet WoO 10, No. 2 (Played it) 2:36 Brahms - Waltz in A-Flat Major, Op. 39 No. 15 (Tempo increased) 2:42 Dukas - "The Sorcerer's Apprentice" (Tempo increased) 2:44 Clementi - Sonatina in C Major op.36 no.1 Vivace (Noah Martinez) 2:48 Bach - Minuet in G major, BWV Anh 116 (Thanks for the tip Grant) 2:50 Bach - French Suite No.3 in B minor, BWV 814 (John Chessant) 2:52 Chopin - Waltz in G-flat Major, Op. 70 no. 1 2:53 Schubert - 2 Scherzos, D. 593 no. 1 2:56 Schumann -Kinderszenen ("Scenes from Childhood"), Op. 15: II. "Kuriose Geschichte" ("A Curious Story") - Need to listen to more of Schumann 3:00 Chopin - Waltz in b minor Op. 69, no. 2 (Played it!) 3:05, 3:34 Handel - Sarabande in d minor, HWV 437 3:09 Shostakovich "Suite for Variety Orchestra": VII. Waltz 2 3:20 Khachaturian -Masquerade Suite: 1. Waltz (Beginning of the first phrase) 3:21 Kreisler - "Liebeslied" (Played it!) 3:21 Vivaldi - Concerto No. 1 in E major, Op. 8, RV 269, "Spring": I. Allegro (Played it!) 3:30 Tchaikovsky - From Act 2 of "Swan Lake" 3:33 Schubert - Symphony No. 8 in B minor, D 759, "Unfinished": I. Allegro Moderato 3:38 Scarlatti - Keyboard Sonata in d minor, K.9 (This was my first guess, but I wasn't 100% sure of it. Now I am!) 3:42 Gounod - "Funeral March of a Marionette" 3:44 Beethoven - Bagatelle No. 25 in A minor (WoO 59, Bia 515), "Fur Elise" (Necarion; completely forgot this one!) 3:45 Liszt - Grandes études de Paganini, S. 141 No.3 "La Campanella" (Played it!) 3:46 Mendelssohn - Song Without Words Op.30 no.6 4:02 Beethoven - Symphony No. 7 in A major, Op. 92: II. Allegretto 4:10 Wagner - "Ride of the Valkyries" from "Die Walküre"; start of Act 3 4:20 Shostakovich - Symphony No. 5 in D minor, Op. 47: I. Moderato - Allegro non troppo (Had to look this one up, but you got me interested in Shostakovich now!) 4:23 Prokofiev - Wolf Theme from "Peter and the Wolf" (Aidan Ng's comment thread) 4:30 Mozart - "Dies Irae" from "Requiem" in d minor, K. 626 (Aidan Ng) 4:38 Suppe - Overture to "Light Cavalry" (My favourite operetta overture! :D; played it!) 5:19 Chopin - Étude Op. 10, No. 5, "Black Keys" (Played it!) 5:26 Bach - "Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring", from " Herz und Mund und Tat und Leben" BWV 147 Outro! 5:47 Brahms - Lullaby 5:47 Schubert - Ständchen, D 889 (Martin Fahrenberg) 5:55 Strauss II - "An der schönen blauen Donau", Op. 314 (Played this!) My thoughts: Grant you sly fox! You changed the keys and rhythms on some of these too! The hardest one of them all for me to do on my own two feet. But I see through your tricks Grant! I still figured out over 60% of these on the first hearing! That being said, kudos. The hardest one for me to work with is your best masterpiece. It took me a few gos and overnight musings to get most of them, but you mashed everything together so seamlessly in this medley. The "I Got Rhythm" segment was really clever. A nice clue to get us thinking about how you changed the rhythms on some of the pieces too. After all these gos, I had a few brain farts but I got about 80% of them. The brackets are those that other people figured out. I don't know how much time you put into this Grant, but I really respect you for this medley. The one thing I've always wished I could do as a classical musician (piano+violin) is to compose. It's been an honour playing "Identify the Piece" with you.

[@pratfelix2226]

Chopin : 0:09 nocturne op 9 no2 ( im not sure) 0:26 ballade no1 op 23 5:19 étude op 10 no 5 "black keys"

[@webdriverteste2129]

Prat Félix 2:19 Nocturne in E flat Major, the 0:09 had the tempo extremely altered, but sounds like Ballade n 1

[@AndreRhineDavis]

1:18 Beethoven's 6th, first movement I believe

[@grantwoolard]

Impressive work as always! Some hints for the pieces you don't recognize: 2:24 Bach - this is one of Bach's most famous works, but I slowed it down and altered the rhythm - try focusing on just the notes 2:47 Bach - it is a Minuet in G, but not Anh 114! Also, another Bach piece comes in at 2:49 (in the third measure) 3:33 Schubert - this one is actually not a piano work 4:23 Prokofiev - I really sped this one up And don't forget the outro pieces!

[@GoTFCanada1230]

@@grantwoolard Wow!! Thanks for the hint at 2:24! I figured it out as my mind hummed Bach's Orchestral Suite in b minor! I was suspicious of 2:49 as another piece! Hmmm... what could it be... Btw, my comment got unpinned because I made an edit to my comment... I was wondering if you could repin my comment when all the pieces have been solved. Thanks! I'll keep working on the other hints!

[@zach3141]

Paganini: I'm going to hit them with so many notes Liszt: hold my campanella

[@nate_kang]

I absolutely love this comment 🎶

[@何平-t2o]

When it came to 4:02 Beethoven: No mischief you kiddo

[@AkemiNishikido]

I think you mean 'hold YOUR campanella' lol (in case anyone missed the joke: Paganini violin concerto 2, 3rd mvmt)

[@nothisiskas]

@@AkemiNishikido i actually laughed at this, thanks for that lol

[@SaxandRelax]

hold my bell lmao

[@zerberus1097]

You can't believe how much I wanted the 3rd part...

[@hipwardx]

Juri Wolkow 69 likes

[@zerberus1097]

@@hipwardx hell yeah

[@justinnelson7718]

#4 sooner plz?!?!?!?!

[@rodrigopinto7030]

Me tooo

[@christinahamilton7676]

0:40 Astley: Never gonna run around and desert you... Gershwin: Get out of here, Rick Astley!

[@cjl_idn2006]

lol

[@braydithurston8953]

Haha 😂

[@HectorMarquez-1o9]

I didnt Noticed that i got ricked rolled

[@GreenBoy9000]

More like.... **screaming** I'VE GOT RHYTHM!

[@iamzhenn7021]

That was Virginia Astley... But He wasn't included from the Special Thanks.

[@theunknownviolinist7704]

3:46 Don't ever invite Lizst to the bar again

[@AnimeboyIanpower]

TheUnknown Violinist He's gonna use Cataclysm on the piano again!

[@mtv565]

Only inferior composers use many notes.

[@undyneultra8958]

don't worry, Liszt's still sober. don't let him get drunk though.

[@lookitsnick8164]

Undyne ULTRA give him an energy drink, you get reminiscences de lucrezia borgia, symphonie fantastique transcription, and el contrabandista

[@undyneultra8958]

@@lookitsnick8164 just wait until gets drunk after drinking an energy drink

[@meliodas7814]

So now, as the part 4 is dropped, I am editing the comment. Thank y'all for the likes!

[@emilymozartian9211]

気長にお待ちしております。

[@uwu-kh3lh]

Meee

[@GreenBoy9000]

Me, that's who!

[@シモノセキネコ]

Konichiwa Yatogami

[@Veriox22]

See you in 2 years!

[@kurott1008]

3:46 cards when you win in solitaire

[@jojomj]

Somebody made this same comment on part I.

[@MusicWalker904]

@Sophie Kurbanov t⁰

[@nannalaz]

LMAO I'M LITERALLY DYING AHAHAHAAHAHAHAAHA

[@Pocket.Maai.57]

😂😂😂

[@ChrisKogos]

I don't even mind being Rick rolled

[@GreenBoy9000]

What the... You???

[@wobblyorbee279]

Imagine you rickrolled someone using this vid

[@wobblyorbee279]

@Uddalak Sarkar yes i know and i was talking about that you rickrolling someone using this vid

[@jacoder23]

Did you just fit in a rickroll into a classical mashup?

[@vidblogger12]

Jacoder23 You know Grant would never give us up.

[@musicman6942]

Hilfigertout I saw what you did.

[@TechBearSeattle]

Rick Astley was credited in the piece itself, but I don't see either his name or that of Stock Aitken Waterman, the trio (Mike Stock, Matt Aitken, and Pete Waterman) who actually wrote the song.

[@t_ogaming4881]

@@TechBearSeattle look closely in The top at 0:39

[@ZorkFox]

I would never have seen that if you hadn't pointed it out.

[@TenorCantusFirmus]

0:40 - When you came for some classical music, and still get rickrolled...

[@yunusdiler6621]

1:08 F clef with red dot (from Hal9000 A Space Odyssey) 2:02 Beethoven with crazy left eye (from A Clockwork Orange) 2:15 Rossini with mask (from Lone Ranger) 2:43 Dukas with hat (from Sorcerer's Apprentice) 3:17 Shostakovich with mask (from Eyes Wide Shut)

[@beatpapes]

0:41

[@LockeRobsta]

2:02 Beethoven with crazy left eye

[@MG55]

1:08 Seems HAL 9000

[@yunusdiler6621]

@@LockeRobsta thanks

[@lr1594]

@@MG55 And the guy with the mask is from Eyes Wide Shut, another Kubrick film. And the crazy eye on Beethoven must be a reference to A Clockwork Orange!

[@HokoraYinphine]

0:40 did you just- *did you just* *w h a t*

[@mysticsanta3714]

Hokora Yinphine MPP yes. Yes he did

[@alinamartin2255]

NEVER GONNA GIVE YOU UP

[@gaaandal8626]

it's 2019 and i'm still getting rickrolled somehow

[@kbye2321]

I don't understand. Help.

[@HoipoIIoi]

Jude Keirt J lmgtfy.com/?q=what+is+rickroll

[@jarekwrzosek2048]

- Paganini: *Composes La Campanella* Ha! Bet nobody can one up this one! - Liszt: Observe.

[@theresagalvosXD]

*paganini composed violin concerto no.2 op.7. liszt later on adapted it onto piano and named it "la campanella"

[@jarekwrzosek2048]

@@theresagalvosXD Thank you Captain Obvious.

[@gwaynebrouwn844]

@@theresagalvosXD the concerto is nicknamed la campanella*

[@cyberstorm42x59]

Ah yes, my favourite classical composer, Rick Astley. Never would thy give thee away, never would thy let thee have unfulfilled expectations, never would thy turn about face and assault thee.

[@Disneyfan1990]

Cyberstorm42X How dare thee proceed with the rolling of Rick!

[@jkrai9684]

Wouldn't it be in Latin

[@imokin86]

@@jkrai9684 something like nunquam te relinquabo, nunquam te tradabo

[@eadweard2214]

@@imokin86 Rick Astley et vivat in aeternum

[@kepalaxs]

thy thee should this thy be copyrighted! Young lads lets send this atrocious piece as thy evidence in court

[@wofi784]

"So what piece will you be playing for us today?" Ling Ling: "Yes"

[@sudonim7552]

Legend says he had to practice 40 hours a day to master this piece...

[@definitelynotreyes]

I see a TwoSet fan :)

[@Yj-zf5rd]

WonderfulFilms kachikachikawawa nods

[@rebellyanmagic6409]

*I N T E R E S T I N G*

[@rin34567]

Ling Ling collabs with Ding Ding

[@polygondeath2361]

Having liszt’s La Campanella after paganini’s was too good

[@noneisallminussome371]

3:46 I like how after Lizst stops playing, the other composers have some silence to comprehend what just happened.

[@mirururu]

except beethoven he probably didn't hear it lmao

[@beyondannonymous9955]

*"bro dafaq stop spamming in the chat"*

[@wienzard93]

it's a "bruh" moment

[@effsap8926]

Miru OMGGG LMAOOO

[@prizmarvalschi1319]

Mozart be like " uh... I'm Just gonna... Hit a few notes and.... Back away slowly now"

[@archium3455]

2:02 Beethoven with a googly eye 😲 2:14 Rossini with glasses 😎 2:42 Dukas with a magician hat 🧙 3:17 Shostakovich with a zombie mask 🧟‍♂️

[@whitneymiller3723]

Wow, you have very sharp eyes!! ;)

[@archium3455]

@@whitneymiller3723 🧐

[@billyhartono1205]

1:08 red dot bass clef

[@templite2753]

The Rossini one was a reference to the Lone Ranger. He's wearing the mask! And the Dukas one was a reference to Disney's Fantasia.

[@lomax343]

@@billyhartono1205 Red dot + Also Sprach Zarathustra = HAL 9000 from 2001, A Space Odyssey.

[@tarynplayspiano]

*sheds a tear* could it be? another classical mashup??

[@Classica_1750]

It's real, it's real my friend

[@tarynplayspiano]

Kristel Jean de la Cruz 😌

[@thestampium3295]

3:57 Liszt Mountain

[@vidblogger12]

Climbing Mt. EverLiszt, if you will.

[@카스토르-o8l]

OMG

[@LUKE-jh4cu]

Mt. Liszt

[@wobblyorbee279]

And there's a little Liszt at the left who didn't want to join to complete the right side of the mountain :

[@bigchungusdriplord2301]

More like mountain range

[@kylelandry]

Loving that you did the Liszt cadenza from La Campanella 😍

[@monkeyman15387]

KYLE :D

[@archium3455]

Kyle Landry ❤️❤️

[@AnatoArchives]

That part was before the cadenza.

[@whaijorhujishkomunyk]

DANCING HEADS

[@VicJang]

Hei Kyle :D

[@willeodsson]

Lizst: I'm gonna put as many notes in one measure so that one day, when Grant Woolard puts my face on every note, people will see my beautiful profile more than any other. Lol

[@jonmaybank1417]

The Rick Astley reference is a little piece of audacity 😉

[@lrfcowper]

I laughed out loud at that.

[@proefslak]

And not crediting him in the end, what a shame haha

[@sadiefox7225]

but where is it? nvm: 0:41

[@HeloisaFR]

At least someone notice, but I don't get it

[@pyglik2296]

Well, it IS classical music after all :)

[@eustress7428]

"Main melody" just for fun. 0:01 Schubert - Three military march 0:21 Mendelssohn - Spring song 0:37 Rubinstein - 2 Melodies op.3 0:53 Strauss I - Radetzky march 1:24 Paganini - La campanella 1:41 Bizet - Carmen overture 2:00 Schubert - Three military march 2:19 Chopin - Nocturne op.9 no.2 2:34 Brahms - Waltz op.39 no.15 2:52 Chopin - Waltz op.70 no.1 3:00 Chopin - Waltz op.69 no.2 3:09 Shostakovich - Waltz 2 3:35 Paganini - La campanella (+ Liszt) 4:02 Beethoven - Symphony no.7 2nd 4:38 Suppe - Light cavalry overture (5:19 Chopin - Black keys) (5:47 Schubert - Standchen)

[@eE-jj4xv]

3:00 a few notes higher tho but yeh

[@ShinichiKudou2008]

1:22 Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement

[@limonscore]

I think you forgot astley XD

[@MityaNamikin]

2:09 Trepak

[@eustress7428]

What I've said 'main melody' was the longest song played; suggestion like, to say rick astley, is surely involved, but it's not the longest.

[@Nabczsz07]

Marvel: Infinity war was the most ambitious crossover Grant: Hold my masher

[@Oi-mj6dv]

The shostakovich waltz meets Mozart was truly beautiful

[@intothefire817]

I think that's my favorite segment too. It just mashes up so well that I want a full mash up of those 2!

[@zygote9529]

My favourite part is when suppé appeared to the end

[@inidutiliroblox1010]

1:22 This is actually a cool drop!!!

[@chrisoconnor9521]

It's called a transition, not a drop. Have a bit of respect for the arts.

[@Charlie-gq9vu]

Bach would be proud of this counterpoint.

[@christianchan1144]

grantwoolard could be Bach reincarnate

[@cheska4842]

imagine waiting for this for approximately 8262 years, and you get rick rolled

[@GB_99999]

Or 6969 years

[@npkmanasatienkijmusic]

0:40 Ah yes, the best classical piece ever written! The harmony, melody and rhythm!

[@confusedpikachuhimself1330]

* finish the lyrics* Never gonna give you up! Never gonna let you down! Never gonna turn around and desert you!

[@confusedpikachuhimself1330]

Never gonna make you cry! Never gonna say goodbye!

[@Incognito-rb4tz]

​@@confusedpikachuhimself1330no

[@alfred4264]

3:57 - *This is what happens when you kill the large slime in Minecraft.*

[@Yj-zf5rd]

Rolf died ........

[@alanacastillo90]

@@Yj-zf5rd he was like a father to me

[@familyman5013]

You died! Alfred was slain by Slime Score: 0 Res pawn Title Screen

[@glottalstop2080]

Omg What are you doing here??)) I'm watching your cell lab walkthroughs

[@TV-oo4qk]

This is SO underrated comment

[@JonatasMonte]

"You should listen some classical music" "-I don't have time" "Here you go: Classical Music Mashup III by grantwoolard"

[@davincent98]

I can't wait to see what they have in this one. 0:40 Wait, what?

[@pianohelper8873]

@@davincent98 lol

[@elenabauer1151]

Dude it was 2 years since the last classic medley and i was like Ah, he gave up Then i look and BOOM, THIRD ONE MADE A MONTH AGO IT'S CHRISTMAS

[@NEET_Kaguya_2005]

Remember 0:40? That was the awnser

[@mikeche7865]

3:56 TOO MANY SMALL LISZT NOTEHEADS I CANT SEE THEM

[@Envy_May]

LOOK AT THEM GO OGSHFHDJSGJ

[@erischama1922]

I imagine them saying "LISZTLISZTLISZTLISZTLISZT" in different pitches

[@LockeRobsta]

Liszt is a madman.

[@vidblogger12]

Yup. The song that’s from is “La Campanella”. It’s pretty much entirely that insane.

[@Envy_May]

@@erischama1922 YES CHFJF

[@biskoqc]

4:02 Beethoven says to Liszt: "Bruh you just killed the chat"

[@skysmindgarden]

Wagner backs him up

[@tangerinetiger1035]

Shostakovich agrees with both Wanger and Beethoven.

[@rachmusic9873]

Prokofiev takes Liszts side

[@kmichie8327]

Do you know what the Beethoven piece is called right there? I played an arrangement of it in concert band and I can't remember what it is called and it has been bothering me for months.

[@feliciafancybottom5021]

@@kmichie8327 its symphony No.7 movement 2 Allegretto

[@n.alejandro9498]

0:00-The final day of their performance for the composers 0:01-Rossini rushes to the podium,with Schubert pushing him from behind 0:05-Rossini gets overtaken by Beethoven 0:10-Chopin pulling Beethoven away,and Schubert,just standing there watching them 0:13-Beethoven takes the lead again! 0:18-Strauss I comes in partnering with Schubert 0:22-Mendelssohn awes the crowd with his simple yet pretty melodies 0:26-Chopin complexes the melody even further 0:33-Mozart joins in waving his hand around 0:37-Rubinstein clumped in with Mendelssohn 0:40-Astley gets pushed in 0:42-Gershwin gets pulled in my Astley 0:44-Tchaikovsky uses this and takes the lead 0:49-Mozart having none of this,takes it away from the Russian 0:51-Bizet stops the tensions from getting worst 0:53-Strauss Helps Bizet 1:01-Mozart calms down and starts the drinking party! 1:06-Strauss II Joins in the drinking 1:09-His relative R. Strauss got convinced 1:11-Joplin just played his Piano 1:15-An already Drunk Beethoven crashed into Joplin's piano,making Joplin,punch the heck out of Beethoven 1:20-Tchaikovsky tries to stop them both,but then Beethoven collapses 1:24-Paganini saw this attempted to help Beethoven,he saw it looked like somebody tried to Poison Beethoven!,as saliva went out of Beethovens mouth,like he was choking 1:31-Rachmaninoff started calling the American "A Murderous capitalist pig" 1:34-Tchaikovsky stopped Rachmaninoff from getting Closer to Joplin,who knows what would have happened 1:38-Beethoven was aided by Grieg,a fellow German 1:40-And Schubert helped too! 1:42-Bizet,the french,heard grumbles coming from Beethoven's stomach 1:43-Mendelssohn noticed too! 1:47-The Drunk Mozart kept laughing at Beethoven,it seemed like he was the one drinking with Beethoven when he was "Poisoned" 1:50-Chopin watching 1:56-Rimsky-Korsakov went to Beethoven,looked at his mouth,and Beethoven Puked a wine cork and hit Korsakov's Forehead,knocking the poor man out 2:00-Beethoven,Schubert,and Haydn Celebrate,that their friend is dead yet! 2:05-Chopin and Rubinstein join in too 2:12-Many others celebrate his recovery 2:19-Chopin and Tchaikovsky return back to the Orchestra and play a Calm tune 2:24-Bach joins in 2:26-Drunk Mozart barely gets it a calm tune 2:35-Beethoven and Brahms Enjoy the party,drinking,even though after Beethovens "Cork Accident" 2:42-Dukas joined in along with Clementi 2:49-Bach gets pulled back in 2:51-Chopin Heightens the music 2:54-Schubert and Schumann helps Chopin,along with beethoven 3:07-Mozart and Shostakovich start Drinking 3:20-Khachaturian takes the bottle Shostakovich was about to drink,and does something with it,and then leaves in a Soviet car 3:22-Kriesler joins in 3:31-Shostakovich was about to drink the bottle which,Khachaturian did something to it,then suddenly,Lizst takes it away from him!,Tchaikovsky gets really confused 3:33-Schubert Sees LIzst Drink the Bottle he took from Shostakovich 3:36-Paganini and Beethoven are terrified to see Lizst go crazy,literally tearing the Podium apart,Flipping over tables,he literally turned like a Hulk 3:39-Scarlatti Aproaches Lizst,but then gets thrown across the Stage 3:42-Gounod watches in horror 3:46-Lizst burst through the door's room the rest of the Composers are resting,away from the stage,he starts Trashing the room they could see Lizst looks like he was poisoned!,this time for real! 3:53-Soon Lizst Calms down,and then..... 4:00-He collapses,nearly dead,many mourn for him 4:11-He could already hear the angels picking up his soul 4:21-Shostakovich thought to himself,``It should have been me,he may have gave our hands seizures in his pieces,but he was always a nice guy...`` 4:38-Suddenly Suppe's Light cavalry Came to the rescue!,Who knew,they had a really Good doctor,he had just rescued the day 4:45-Everybody celebrates for the recovery of Lizst 5:11-Everybody rejoices,and carries Suppe around like a Hero 5:19-Chopin Announced this day,The Day of Light Cavalry! 5:27-Bach Played as well 5:28-Chopin thought to himself,what happened to his friend?,Lizst,he thought to himself,that he was poisoned,but who?,it was probably Khachaturian who wanted to Kill Shostakovich,but Lizst took Shostakovich's Bottle,which was poisoned,therefore he nearly died,he thought 5:42-They all went home in their,carriages wishing everybody goodbye,they went home safely,well except for Khachaturian in which his car Popped a Tire,caught on fire,and a Bear chased him into the Siberian Forest THE END

[@GreenBoy9000]

Hey, it's you!

[@GreenBoy9000]

Dude. There's going to be a fourth one.

[@n.alejandro9498]

Woah,really?,i'll get my brain ready just incase if Grant uploads it,thanks for the heads up!

[@GreenBoy9000]

@@n.alejandro9498 You're welcome. And you should also do his other mashups, too!

[@在下谢必安]

You deserve all the likes！how impressive！i love the story you tell！

[@cyberstorm42x59]

The only correct response to "songs are made with 4 chords"

[@GreenBoy9000]

HA! True!

[@jdelrue5270]

So fancy I need a second monocle

[@gearhead4897]

Yep

[@justaviel3485]

Now it's bicle or something

[@tootsierolls3468]

3:34 Holy Chaos that transition from 2nd waltz to la campanella was Breath taking💙✨

[@erischama1922]

Early squad! I've waited so long for this and it's totally worth the wait💕💕💕

[@jonmaybank1417]

Too true!!

[@ekokepe]

yaaaaass!!!

[@filipfranek9478]

Yesss my worlds

[@flutters.mp4]

IT IS A GOOD DAY WHEN GRANT POSTS

[@meeethya]

Paganini on 1:23 and 3:35: *plays* Paganini: WHO CAN HIT ME? Liszt: 3:45 Paganini: you hit me, but you can't kill me Liszt: 3:57 Paganini: *killed* Liszt: killed? Zaretsky: Killed. Tchaikovsky orchestra: SHTOOO DEN GRYADUSHII MNE GOTOOOVIIIT

[@ameliaearhart8291]

МИТЯ then beethoven is like I CANT HEAR YOU

[@superlace]

3:45 when Franz Liszt shows up like a boss and steals the show.

[@gunthermathiasbausellapiz5211]

1:20 my fav. The Paganini/Beethoven harmony is wonderful

[@pedrosaune]

Bizet and Suppé is also epic

[@tokiha_21]

@Gunther Mathias Bause Llapiz I think so too!

[@CathyLovesU]

Paganini And Beethoven Is In music duet

[@CathyLovesU]

Suppe And liszt Are The same first name

[@doge1456]

It's quite hilarious if ya would imagine this with something like; Every composer in this video would be in the same room. Rows of pianos being played by different composers. Ya know just playing Then Rick Astley just enters the room and leaves quite quickly At 3:45 when Liszt plays, one by one the others just starts to stare at him. Once Liszt finishes, Beethoven just simply gives Liszt a glance and moves on.

[@vidblogger12]

Gershwin gently shoos Rick Astley out.

[@aphraxiaojun1145]

Rick Ashley gave up and deserted the room

[@orian1642]

Rick: "Never gonna run around and desert you - ok bye"

[@johntriplett4470]

1. The Rick Astley bit is hilarious. 2. Love the nod to Scott Joplin after the finale in Mashup II. 3. The Sorcerer's Hat on Dukas is a nice touch. 4. Repeats of the Radetzky March are appreciated 5. Great finale on von Suppé. Another big W of a mashup.

[@byung9]

0:21 why doesn't anyone talk about this part. It's a really smooth flawless change.

[@roshnibiswas810]

What's the name of the piece at 00:22, do you happen to know? It's by Mendelssohn

[@byung9]

@@roshnibiswas810 It's "Spring Song" Hope it helps you

[@roshnibiswas810]

@@byung9 thank you!!

[@pianohelper8873]

I still like the drop at 1:21.

[@MoisesJimenezTorres]

@@roshnibiswas810 It's fruhlingslied op 62-2.

[@Ekvitarius]

The maple leaf rag goes so good with the radetsky marsch I can’t stop replaying it 1:09

[@meatballsnacker-sitregald6919]

Other composers: *exist* Liszt 3:47: *aLL0w mE t0 lnTRodUCE mYsELf*

[@Ea-Nasir_Copper_Co]

Meatball Snacker - Sit Regald Too many notes, Liszt.

[@beyondannonymous9955]

liszt be like: l a c a m p a n e l l a' d b o i

[@XXGGDylanRuan]

200 years later:Lang Lang Allow ME To IntRo Do uce MySeLf

[@XXGGDylanRuan]

@@pronixnood no, twoset references it as Ling Ling, not Lang Lang

[@aphraxiaojun1145]

666th like :p

[@sunken_lilies]

3:45 Local Liszt has a seizure on piano, dozens injured if not scarred for life

[@alanakimitsu1176]

this is the key signature for every part of the mashup, if incorrect tell me what is right: start---0:52 A major 0:53---1:23 E major 1:24---1:40 c sharp minor 1:41---1:59 f sharp minor 2:00---2:18 A major 2:19---2:59 D major 3:00---4:33 f sharp minor 4:34---5:04 F sharp major 5:05---end B major

[@GreenBoy9000]

Well, you're right to some extent, but 1:20 is in C sharp minor. Don't get me wrong, C sharp minor and E major both have the same key signature (number of sharps), but, uhhhh, yeah.

[@acrid8952]

I think it's closer to A lydian than either E major or C# minor (just look at the tonal answers)

[@toothpeck_real]

Thats cool but why is your pfp of loser

[@genericname865]

👏

[@McCartney_Backing_Tracks6]

יא מלך

[@scaper8]

0:41 Wait, wait, wait, wait. Wait… Wait. Did you just RickRoll us?! I bloody love you!

[@valeckseimu3132]

2:15 Rossini is NOT WEARING SUNGLASSES! It s the mask from the LONE RANGER! Williams Thell Overture is the sound track used for the series, composed by Rossini of corse.

[@GiulioGasparin]

At 02:43 I had to pause and laugh at Dukas with The Sorcerer's Hat, such a Easter Egg within a genius kind of work!

[@RobinClower]

Rimsky-Korsakov's beard is so big you can't tell which note's being played hahaha

[@alexanderm5728]

I thought it was in 3rds for a hot second there.

[@JerrodKane23]

1:20 - Beethoven is spoiling for a fight and Paganini takes up the challenge. It takes the powers of Tchaikovsky and Grieg to seperate them 3:35 - Beethoven "AND ANOTHER THING!"'s Paganini. Scarlatii and Gounod fail to calm them down. Liszt get a wild punch that sends him spinning.. 4:02 - Beethoven feels remorse for his fighting and resolves to better himself. Wagner tells him he's been a bit of a git. 4:33 - Suppe celebrates this new found peace between the composers

[@GreenBoy9000]

4:33 - but he does so in a stride swing style!

[@JohnMcDusty]

2:52 OMG I was literally watching the other two classical music mashups and wondering “what if Chopin Op. 70 No. 1 was in the mashup” and my dream literally came true.

[@itaulico9063]

3:45 is what happens when Paganini tells Liszt to "hit that bell"

[@diegojunco9690]

0:00 wow this is very good 1:22 ok this is getting more complex 2:19 uff finally calm 3:07 OMG THE SECOND WALTZ 3:36 *_e a r g a s m_* 4:22 the calm after the storm 4:38 Ahh what a wonderful ending 5:47 Post-credit song

[@hellojrjr11]

1:08 Strauss Zarathustra Timpani. What a genius

[@KangZhengWong]

i especially loved how you mashed everything up at 0:40. absolutely breathtaking

[@drcatdog216]

I know! Nearly on the level of Keanu Reeves!

[@Krong]

You have finally granted my wishes

[@colorsofsound4782]

pun intended

[@juno9516]

Whenever I listen to your mashups, I feel like the composers are clashing with each other, but no one wins because they are all virtuous and unique in their own music

[@nirad8026]

Literally clicked on the video expecting it to be 3 years old, cuz it was just in my frontpage. I am pleased.

[@ziyilin2029]

5:19 Chopin Black key etude is epic!

[@ArgentAlapin]

The madman has returned. The Classical Mashup II was the very reason I began my jump into this genre. I've never regretted doing so, and to see yet another one of these brilliancies, from the same composer...

[@ivanliuhu]

OMG! THIS IS SO AWESOME!!! Can’t even imagine the amounts of hours put to this video!!

[@Thedeadboy977]

Yeah, especially with the heads

[@dacoconutnut9503]

1:09 Richard, Johann I and Johann II in the same passage *G R E A T*

[@laiyinquan8355]

He just had to squeeze Richard Strauss in there.

[@jellycatislife]

0:51 This is my favorite piece in the remix, I hope it doesn't get used for a horror game about killer animatronics to actually have children's souls inside them!

[@Corgipon]

You mean 4:52 because it’s even in the same key

[@antonioluciovivaldi7615]

I can relate. No one thought I was coming back either.

[@JohnDixon]

5:18 that interaction is amazing

[@42LMS]

Chopin's face is just Mendelssohn's Mirrored with sepia effect *CHANGE MY MIND*

[@jda5814]

What, why and how on earth?

[@karleppo9043]

@@jda5814 To be fair, his channel name IS 'Random Things'

[@nate_kang]

I've waited 2.5+ yrs for this! Haven't listened to it yet but... hyped to watch it!! edit: Absolutely incredible! I even think you managed to top your last Classical Mashup, which was previously my favorite! You featured practically *all* the pieces that hadn't yet been in the previous mashups that I wanted to hear in the next one... I especially like that Chopin was incorporated a lot more in this one. Also, the parts where the Radetzky March (Strauss I), Military March (Schubert), Waltz No. 2 (Shostakovich), and Light Cavalry Overture (von Suppe) *carried* the flow of the piece were all *mind-blowing!* And the brief feature of Maple Leaf Rag, the Rickroll, and the easter eggs made my day ;) my only complaint? _smhhh Rick Astley wasn't featured in the "Special Thanks" section at the end lol_ Also... (work in progress) Here's a list of all the pieces I could identify; I could really use some help with this list from you guys! 0:00, 2:13 Gioachino Rossini - _William Tell_ Overture 0:00, 2:00 Franz Schubert - Military March No. 1 0:05, 0:13, 2:00 Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No. 9, IV. Finale "Ode to Joy" 0:09, 0:25, 2:05, 2:19 Frédéric Chopin - Nocturne, Op. 9 No. 2 (although the 4th time this piece appears it quotes a different motif than the previous 3) 0:17, 0:53 Johann Strauss I - Radetzky March 0:21 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy - "Spring Song" from _Songs without words_ 0:33, 0:48 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Eine kleine Nachtmusik (Serenade No. 13 for Strings) 0:38, 2:05 Anton Rubinstein - ??? 0:40 Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up (lol nice rickroll) 0:43 George Gershwin - pretty sure this is _I Got Rhythm_ but it is hard to tell from such a short motif... even though Gershwin is my favorite composer! Too bad we only got him for 4 notes. 0:45 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - _Romeo and Juliet_ (Fantasy Overture) 0:52 Georges Bizet - Toreador Song from _Carmen_ (This is the "en garde" refrain, which is also quoted in the _Carmen_ Overture, so I guess it could also be that one too.) 1:01 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Overture to _The Marriage of Figaro_ 1:05 Johann Strauss II - Blue Danube waltz (haha, clever-- father-son combo here!) 1:08 Richard Strauss - _Also sprach Zarathustra_ (make that a TRIO of Strausses!) 1:09 Scott Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag (I LOVE the incorporation of ragtime!) 1:14 Scott Joplin - The Cascades 1:18 Ludwig van Beethoven - ??? 1:20 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - ??? 1:22 Ludwig van Beethoven - possibly "Tempest" piano sonata, but I really don't know tbh 1:23 Niccolò Paganini - Violin Concerto No. 2, III. Rondo à la clochette 1:24 Ludwig van Beethoven - Symphony No. 5, "Victory", I. Allegro con brio 1:31 Sergei Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No. 2 in c minor (I'm pretty sure) 1:32 Ludwig van Beethoven - ??? 1:33 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - ??? 1:37 Edvard Grieg - Piano Concerto in a minor 1:39 Franz Schubert - ??? 1:41 Georges Bizet - I think this is from _L'Arlésienne_ Suite(?) 1:43, 1:48 Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy - ??? 1:45 Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - Piano Sonata No. 11, III. Rondo Alla Turca ("Turkish March") 1:50 Georges Bizet - _Carmen_ Overture 1:50 Frédéric Chopin - ummmm.... is the the "Black Keys" Étude? idk 1:56 Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov - "Flight of the Bumblebee" from _The Tale of Tsar Saltan_ 2:00 Franz Joseph Haydn - Trumpet Concerto in Eb Major, III. Allegro (Rondo) 2:09 Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky - ??? (lol I really suck at identifying these Tchaikovsky pieces, don't I?) 2:11 Claude Debussy - Golliwogg's Cake-walk from _Children's Corner_ 2:16 Maurice Ravel - _Boléro_ edit: *_DAMMIT!_* The Piano Haven beat me to the punch again! Oh well... lol I guess I'll have to wait until part IV comes out in 2021 :P

[@incoherentproductions992]

The pieces I could identify: 0:00, 2:13 Rossini; William Tell Overture 0:01 Schubert; Military March 0:05, 2:01 Beethoven; 9th Symphony, Movement IV 0:40 Astley; Never Gonna Give You Up 0:43 Gershwin; Rhapsody in Blue (could be wrong, but what other Gershwin pieces are there?) 1:01 Mozart; Marriage of Figaro Overture 1:06, 4:38, 5:15 Strauss II; "On the Beautiful Blue Danube" Waltz 1:56 Rimsky-Korsakov; Flight of the Bumblebee 2:18 Chopin; Nocturnes, Op. 9, No. 2 2:41 Dukas; The Sorcerer's Apprentice 4:10 Wagner; Ride of the Valkyries 4:38 Suppe; Light Cavalry Overture

[@hwacha1]

At 0:51 Bizet, Toriador March (I think it is Five Nights at Freddys Music maybe?)

[@nate_kang]

"could be wrong, but what other Gershwin pieces are there?" *Summertime, An American in Paris, I Got Rhythm, etc. etc.: AM I A JOKE TO YOU*

[@yoboifranny7021]

Feel free to copy & paste this to your original comment: 0:00/2:14 Willaim Tell Overture - Rossini 0:00 Military March - Schubert 0:00/0:13 Ode to Joy - Beethoven 0:22 Spring Song - Mendelsohn 0:25/2:05/4:42/5:09 Ballade No. 1 - Chopin 0:33/0:49 Eine Kleine Nachtmusik - Mozart 0:38 Melody in F - Rubinstein 0:41 Never Gonna Give You Up - Ashley 0:44 I Got Rhythem - Gershwin. 0:52/4:52 Toreador Song (Carmen) - Bizet 0:53 Radetzky March - Strauss I 1:02 Mariage of Figaro - Mozart 1:09 Maple Leaf Rag - Joplin 1:18 Sonata No. 32 Mvt. 2 - Beethoven 1:22 Moonlight Sonata Mvt. 3 - Beethoven 1:23/3:36 La Campanella - Paganini 1:23/3:36 Symphony No. 5 - Beethoven 1:31 Piano Concerto No. 2 - Rachmaninov 1:38 Piano Concerto in A minor - Grieg 1:46 Turkish March - Mozart 1:49 "Ocean" Etude Op. 25 no. 11? 1:57 Flight of the Bumble - Rimsky-Korsakov 2:12 Golliwag's Cakewalk - Debussy 2:19 Nocturne Op 9 no. 2 - Chopin 2:19 Act I No. 2 "Valse" (Swan Lake) - Tchaikovsky 2:27/3:07 Symphony no. 40 - Mozart 2:35 Minuet in G - Beethoven 2:35 Waltz in Ab - Brahms 2:42 The Sorcerer's Apprentice - Dukas 2:43 Sonatina in C Major Mvt. 3 "Rondo" - Clementi 2:55 Waltz Op 69 no.2 - Chopin 3:07 Waltz No. 2 (Jazz Suite no. 2) - Shostakovich 3:19 Waltz (Masqurade Suite) - Khachaturian 3:22 Liebesleid - Kreisler 3:29 Dance of the Swans - Tchaikovsky 3:46 La Campanella - Liszt 4:02 Symphony No. 7 Mvt. 2 - Beethoven 4:11 Ride of the Valkyries - Wagner 4:27 Dies Irae (Reqium) - Mozary 4:38 Light Calvory Overture - Suppé 4:49/5:16 "On the Beautiful Blue Danube" Waltz - Strauss II 5:19 "Black Keys" Etude (Op 10 no. 5) - Chopin

[@abraxasstone]

@Hwacha Nappa It is actually Bizet’s Toreador *Song,* from the opera Carmen.

[@abraxasstone]

1:23 Paganini, one of his concertos

[@marcoblackwell8477]

Let's just appreciate how much knowledge, time and effort went into this.

[@vanzzv.9187]

Yt notification: Grantwoolard - Classical Music Mashup III Me: oh grantwo- OH IT’S GRANTWOOLARD!!

[@JM-lh8rl]

Vanness Valentino My reaction exactly. "Wait, that's not the guy from the class… A NEW CLASSICAL MUSIC MASHUP IS OUT!!

[@da96103]

4:00 Bloody Liszt, always want to steal the limelight for himself.

[@PrismaPog_17]

1:42 my favourite part. The paganini and Mendelssohn harmony is so good, and then mozart comes in.

[@jessicayiu8860]

4:28 Mozart vs Beethoven... Who will win? (Ps I also like Chopin so idk why I put this up anyway.😂)

[@stevensanchez1192]

Jessica Yiu 4:39 Suppe be like: lol sup guys

[@jessicayiu8860]

@Steven Sanchez Chopin be like: ha I’m already on top of you. You can’t beat my sostenutos and my preludes. Also 2:15 why is Rossini wearing sunglasses and 2:43 why is Dukas wearing a wizards hat?

[@andrewnavruzyan194]

I’m pretty certain the Gershwin is “I got Rhythm”

[@yinchenxu5249]

1:08 Strauss vs Strauss vs Strauss

[@montagnegign3978]

Strauss won

[@accipiterignitus5123]

Strauss lost

[@mikeche7865]

The Strauss Family

[@tufoed]

@@mikeche7865 actually, Richard Strauss is not of Strauss musical dinasty, such (sur)name seems not to be rare

[@Lisztito1811]

Strauss >>>> Strauss

[@mariahallynwhite9427]

I love how it's just a bunch of little heads floating around on the staff. I laughed so much!

[@greatrome9219]

Everyone is talking about being Rick-rolled but not about Cooler Rossini 2:15

[@kewano5091]

Rossini, the Lone Ranger

[@melloncollie1795]

and magic dukas at 02:43

[@melloncollie1795]

ans spartan shostakovich?? 03:17

[@melloncollie1795]

need more joplin 🤗

[@js1.987]

Everybody talks about Liszt, but everyone ignores rimsky korsakov and paganini

[@fredericchopin4966]

Thank you for including me, sir!

[@itamarbar9580]

Oh my god! It's an honor to see you here Monsieur!

[@nate_kang]

Frédéric Chopin Wow... nice to see you here! How is Amantine? xD

[@fredericchopin4966]

@Aver Y She is doing really good, thank you for asking!

[@gretadavis8615]

Omg I’m a vocalist so I legit died when Bizet came up at 0:51

[@justaviel3485]

Hehe

[@christinayeager651]

​@zvezda4701bear? Because fazbear?

[@jackleonemax]

2:15 Rossini with the mask is so funny. Great composition/mashup as usual, really another masterpiece.

[@BunniBuu]

0:40 Astley is my favorite classical composer :)

[@jackminto7062]

I must have The Sheet Music

[@citlalicervantes6498]

You got it! It's just filled with decapitated composers!

[@billyhartono1205]

I'll made one! Just improve my hearing. (Sheet in process)

[@poisondog88]

Billy H how’s it coming?

[@hanelynbello8278]

Link in description

[@aphraxiaojun1145]

This is the sheet lol

[@y0u1tube1]

This is exactly what you can do when your parents wanted you to be a classical musician but you also wanted to be a DJ...of course you will also need lots of talent & hard work. Thank you for another successful Mashup & including Chopin’s Nocturne Op9 #2.

[@lr1594]

This is all I got: Rossini, Guillaume Tell Schubert, Marche militaire Beethoven, 9th Symphony Chopin, Nocturne Op. 9 no. 2 in Eb Johann Strauss, Radetzky March Mendelssohn, Frühlingslied (from Lieder ohne Worte) Chopin, Ballade in G minor Gershwin, I got rhythm Tchaikovsky, Romeo and Juliet Bizet, Carmen Mozart, Le Nozze di Figaro ouverture Strauss II, The Blue Danube R. Strauss, Also sprach Zarathustra EDIT: Beethoven, 6th symphony 1:17 (André Rhine-Davis) Beethoven, Mondschein sonata (3rd mvt) Paganini, La campanella Beethoven, 5th symphony (1st mvt) Rachmaninoff, piano concerto 2 (1st mvt) Grieg, piano concerto Mendelssohn, A midsummer night's dream ouverture Mozart, Turkish march Rimsky Korsakov, Flight of the Bumblememe Ravel, Bolero Tchaikovsky, Waltz of Flowers Mozart, Symphony in G minor Chopin, Waltz in G flat Schumann, Kinderszenen Chopin, Waltz in b minor Handel, Sarabande in d minor Shostakovich, Waltz 2, from the suites for "Jazz" orchestra 3:17 Masked person from Eyes Wide Shut (which features the Shosty Waltz) Tchaikovsky, Swan Lake Schubert, Unfinished Symphony Liszt, La Campanella Mendelssohn, Venetian boat song in f# minor (from Lieder ohne Worte) Beethoven, Allegretto from Symphony 7 Wagner, Walkürenritt from Die Walküren Shostakovich, 5th symphony (1st mvt.) Chopin, Etude op 10 no. 5 (I think?) Bach, Jesu bleibet meine Freude (from the cantata)

[@Envy_May]

did you ignore mister rick

[@lr1594]

@@Envy_May I seem to have ignored Für Elise as well.

[@AndreRhineDavis]

You also missed Beethoven's 6th at 1:17

[@lr1594]

@@AndreRhineDavis Thanks I'll update the list! I know I missed or didn't recognize a couple more (the Vivaldi, Rubinstein, Suppé, Joplin bits to name a few).

[@harrietgate]

I am in awe of your musical talent, Grant. Thanks for bringing us so much entertainment and enjoyment.

[@dbamp]

IS NO ONE GONNA TALK ABOUT WHEN RICK ASTLEY SHOWED UP

[@alen-2802]

grantwoolard having some fun: 2:02 Beethoven has 1 big eye 2:16 Rossini has a pair of sun glasses 2:42 nice hat Dukas 3:17 Shostakovich wears a mask

[@luckyman-e5w]

The music is so good that I barely noticed ,”Never gonna give you up”

[@TurtMusic]

Love how you put in La Campanella! My absolute FAVOURITE piece ever!

[@Classica_1750]

Two Campanells in a price of one!

[@Itibitydetsku]

Same!! Also IDK why i preefer *crazy version* i mean Liszt version.

[@Likes_Trains]

My guesses: 0:00 Rossini William Tell Overture 0:00 Schubert Military March 0:05 Beethoven Symphony 9 mvt. 4 (Ode to Joy) 0:11 Chopin Nocturn op. 9 no. 2 0:17 Strauss 1 Radetzky March 0:37 Rubenstein Melody in F 0:40 Astley Never Gonna Give You Up 0:43 Gerschwin I Got Rhythm 0:45 Tchaikovsky Romeo and Juliet 0:53 Bizet Toredears Song 0:54 Strauss 1 Radetzky March again 1:03 Mozart Marriage of Figaro Overture 1:11 Joplin Maple Leaf Rag 1:21 Tchaikovsky Nutcracker March 1:22 Beethoven Moonlight Sonata 1:24 Paganini Violin Concerto no. 2 in B minor 1:24 Beethoven Symphony 5 mvt 1 1:37 Grieg Piano concerto in A minor There's a few here I can't identify because there's so much happening at once :) 1:57 Rimsky-Korsakov Flight of the Bumblebees 2:02 Beethoven 9mvt4 alongside Chopin's nocturn op.9no.2 again William Tell is also repeated. 2:22 Chopin op9.no2 again wih Waltz of the Flowers by Tchaikovsky from the Nutcracker 2:29 Mozart Symphony 40 mvt 1 2:41 Dukas Sourcerors Apprentice 2:49 Bach French Suite (know this one from Tetris :D ) 3:09 Shostakovich Waltz no.2 3:19 Khachaturian Masquerade Suite Waltz Next section is all stuff we've heard before; but I'm curious what the Gounod is because I've never heard of him :0 I don't know Scarlatti well enough to identify that. 3:45 Lizst La Campanella (based on the Paganini theme we heard before) 4:04 (my favourite part) Beethoven symphony 7 mvt. 2 4:10 Wagner Ride of the Valkyries (absolutely glorious) 4:20 Shostakovich symphony 5 4:30 Mozard Dies Irae 4:35 Suppe Light Cavalry Overture ............It is at this point I realise the pinned comment contains all of these answers I just spent about half an hour guessing :DDD haha I had fun anyways; thanks for creating such a great bunch of mashups!

[@OrdinaryRobin]

The Gounod piece is called "Funeral March of a Marionette". It entered the wider public consciousness as the theme to the "Alfred Hitchcock Presents" television show many long years ago.

[@blackmage1276]

At 1:11 it starts as maple leaf rag then switches to the cascades by Joplin

[@sol6645]

the rickrolling and the Liszt bit add to the best mashup so far tbh

[@Itibitydetsku]

Agree!!

[@aloysiuskurnia7643]

So no one's gonna talk about that cute little accidentals on top of someone when it's so dense?

[@JadeLeahPilling01]

3:21 And with those 18 notes, the YLIA memories return all over again

[@mountchoco8174]

But the one they played in ylia was the rachmaninov arrangement- not kreisler’s original

[@jomarearagao3328]

@@mountchoco8174 but it's the same music soooo

[@Koopatotschkaru]

3:10 i could never imagine that the guy who is known for only composing sad music and the guy who is known to only compose happy music sound so good togheter

[@romualdkowalewski4373]

1:09 The Strausses are everywhere!