Classical Music Mashup IV

CMM IV is out! Can you identify all 70 classical pieces?
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Video and music by Grant Woolard
Classical Music Mashup I:
• Classical Music Mashup
Classical Music Mashup II:
• Classical Music Mashup II
Classical Music Mashup III:
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[@johnwaynewesterns739]

The pinned comment got taken down. So here is a copy of the list of pieces. 0:00 1:44 Mendelssohn - Symphony 4 'Italian' Op.90 1st movement 0:02 3:22 Dvorak - Symphony 9 'From the New World' Op.95 2nd movement 0:04 Haydn - Trumpet Concerto Hob. VIIe/1 3rd movement 0:07 Wagner - Lohengrin Prelude to Act 3 0:15 Sousa - Washington Post March 0:16 5:25 Tchaikovsky - March from 'The Nutcracker' 0:19 Ravel - Pavane for a Dead Princess 0:22 Borodin - Polovstian Dances from 'Prince Igor' 0:22 Schubert Scherzo no 1 D.593 0:26 Debussy - Reverie 0:32 Grieg - March of the Dwarfs (Lyric Pieces Book V (op. 54), No. 3) 0:35 Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance Marches Op.39 no 1 0:39 Rossini - Largo al factotum from 'Barber of Seville' 0:41 3:29 3:43 Dvorak - Humoresque Op.101 no 7 0:44 Mozart - Eine kleine Nachtmusik K. 525 1st movement 0:46 Joplin - The Entertainer 0:53 2:59 4:17 4:54 Bizet - Farandole from 'L'arlesienne' 0:56 Tchaikovsky - Dance of the Reed Flutes from 'The Nutcracker' 1:00 4:24 4:57 Prokofiev - Dance of the Knights from 'Montagues and Capulets' 1:02 4:27 Beethoven - Symphony 5 Op.67 1st movement 1:06 Mozart - Symphony 25 K.183 1st movement 1:12 4:36 Mozart - Piano Sonata no 11 K. 331 3rd movement (Rondo alla Turca) 1:12 Rachmaninov - Prelude in G minor Op.23 no 5 1:15 Bach - Prelude in C major BWV 846 1:18 5:30 Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue 1:22 Bernstein - Tonight from 'West Side Story' 1:25 5:33 Albeniz - Recuerdos de viaje "Rumores de la Caleta" Op.71 no 6 1:28 Tchaikovsky - Romeo and Juliet Fantasy Overture 1:32 5:12 Mussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition: Great Gate of Kiev 1:35 Schubert - Ballet Music in G, from 'Rosamunde' D.797 1:39 Chopin - Etude in G flat major Op.10 no 5 "Black Keys" 1:45 Tchaikovsky - Italian Cappricio Op. 45 1:47 Schumann - Arabeske, Op. 18 1:51 Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag 2:00 Kreisler - Alt-Wiener Tanzweisen "Schön Rosmarin" 2:04 Chopin - Ballade no 1 Op.23 2:05 Beethoven - Fur Elise 2:12 Chopin - Etude in Ab Major Op. 25 No 1 (Aeolian Harp) 2:18 5:25 Beethoven - Pathetique Sonata Op. 13 2nd movement 2:21 Tarrega - Gran Vals 2:24 Chopin - Waltz in D flat major (Minute) Op.64 no 1 2:27 2:33 Mascagni - Intermezzo from Cavalleria rusticana 2:34 Mozart - Minuet from Divertimento in D major K.334 2:36 2:41 Bach - Minuet from Orchestral Suite 2 BWV 1067 2:39 Brahms - Lullaby 2:41 Chopin - Waltz in C sharp Minor Op. 64 no 2 2:44 Paganini - Violin Concerto 2 Op. 7 3rd movement (La Campenella) 2:47 4:42 Mozart - Lacrimosa from Requiem K. 626 2:50 Chopin - Scherzo no 1 Op. 20 2:53 3:55 Schubert - Symphony 8 D.759 2nd movement 2:56 Chopin - Waltz in A Minor Op. Posth 3:02 Vivaldi - Spring from the Four Seasons 3rd movement 3:05 Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata Op. 27 No. 2 1st movement 3:08 Debussy - Suite Bergamesque L.53 3rd movement 'Clair de Lune' 3:13 Schumann - Kinderszenen Op.15 no.7 'Träumerei' 3:36 Rachmaninov - Bogoroditse Devo from The All-Night Vigil Op.37 3:47 Vivaldi - Spring from the Four Seasons 1st movement 3:51 Paganini - Caprice 24 3:59 Faure - Pavane Op.50 4:04 Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D minor BWV 565 4:04 Handel - Passacaglia in G minor HWV 432 4:11 4:30 4:42 5:30 Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto 2 1st movement Op.18 (Still the Greatest Piano Concerto) 4:30 Haydn - Symphony 90 'Surprise' Hob. I/94 2nd movement 4:40 Rameau - Tambourin RCT 2 4:48 Chopin - Fantaisie Impromptu Op.66 4:52 Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata Op. 27 No. 2 3rd movement 5:03 Rimsky Korsakov - Flight of the Bumblebee form The Tale of Tsar Sultan 5:12 Paganini - Caprice 1 5:19 Schumann - Piano Concerto Op. 54 1st movement 5:30 Rachmaninov - Piano Concerto 2 3rd movement Op.18

[@grantwoolard]

Are you sure the original comment was removed, or was it just unpinned?

[@johnwaynewesterns739]

@@grantwoolard It was my channel (on a school account, so it's freedoms got restricted, which meant a closedown of the channel and comments). This is my casual account, I don't know if the original account is still there or could be brought back. I've looked for another comment which had a full list, but most are missing some. I did a edit of the list, cause many replies noted a few mistakes I made in terms of timing and spelling. Sorry for any inconveniences.

[@grantwoolard]

@@johnwaynewesterns739 Oh ok, are you Aidan Ng?

[@johnwaynewesterns739]

Yes. This is just a casual account. The original pinned comment was from my school account (which probably wasn't a good idea.)

[@grantwoolard]

@@johnwaynewesterns739 Got it. Thanks for reposting!

[@mrpianist9243]

*And when the world needed him most, he came back!*

[@walterbarr3978]

Damn, someone posted it first XD

[@Dylonely42]

He came at good moment

[@JaeHwang_Jeff_Lee]

Totally agree!!

[@gerda-maricarstens6471]

Agreed!

[@muhammadsadiq8659]

Dad?

[@cheapacreeps5677]

4:45 Rachmaninov be like: "If you don't mind, I'll be taking that space here"

[@Turalcar]

The "I bought the whole piano, I'm gonna use the whole piano" was his strategy anyway.

[@wilh3lmmusic]

@@Turalcar Sorabji has entered the chat

[@ZHL242]

don't cry because you finished watching it, smile because you get to watch it 700 more times to catch all the easter eggs and little details

[@Dylonely42]

Yesssss

[@mistirmemomngldviplng4469]

I found only two - the phone and the Broadway. Are ther more?

[@theyeetwarrior1877]

@@mistirmemomngldviplng4469 bee

[@aphraxiaojun1145]

@@mistirmemomngldviplng4469 there are 9

[@gnoahhoang3860]

I found the phone and the little maple leaf on the G clef

[@ritedjmorsli6727]

Raise your hand if you want part V ( 5 ) .

[@Dylonely42]

🙋‍♂️

[@Illposteventually]

Yes

[@user-zr4vx5nd9f]

Yes if possible please

[@ZHarris-ob9tr]

🤚🏾

[@estherlow917]

Every two years he does one so I think he is gonna do it

[@DynamitSepp]

The picture of Tarrega with a phone is a legendary easter egg

[@NatoMaier]

2:23 🙌🏻😊📱

[@pRahvi0]

Oooooh, I didn't even notice! Thanks!

[@stardustpan]

... And the tiny Italy and maple leaf :D

[@mariodelsalle8813]

Sometimes i play it in public to see how many ppl pick up on it before the lick

[@PyroBurnem]

theres waldo at 4:09 too at handel's bit

[@cheapacreeps5677]

0:56 That little Bizet as appoggiatura is just gorgeous

[@ZHL242]

bizetto

[@paulgering7703]

Farandole is a gem.

[@pedrosaune]

Gorgeous Bizeteous

[@siemp0333]

You gotta love Rimsky-Korsakov's beard which makes it basically impossible to tell where the note exactly is lmao

[@lugui]

the note is aligned wiith the eyes =)

[@rhapsodyinblue111]

Eh I don't have an issue with it 😂😂 #perfectpitchgang ✌️

[@TheRedNaxelaYouTube]

@@rhapsodyinblue111 how could you even read the comment with your head that far up your own arse?

[@zswu31416]

@@TheRedNaxelaKZbin Don't be rude like that. Thank you.

[@yourlocalmculover6664]

@@rhapsodyinblue111 Ayyy Another perfect pitch person

[@bill2734]

2:47 Damn, Mozart's Lacrimosa harmonizing with all those pieces was badass!

[@Nooticus]

HECK YEAH!!

[@sashadosservatore5258]

And the transition to clair de lune is just... *chef kiss*

[@tomcoleman8702]

@@sashadosservatore5258 yaaas!!! That was made me grin!

[@Veriox22]

Best part

[@cloverisfan818]

noot noot

[@plautzorama]

My mom was a classically trained pianist, and we loved watching these videos and talking about them. I lost her to COVID. Thank you for continuing to make these. It brings back wonderful memories to listen to them. I like to think that she's listening with me.

[@Dylonely42]

Sorry for your loss. I'm sure she'd love to listen this mashup

[@grantwoolard]

Thanks for sharing this. I'm sorry to hear about your loss.

[@ComedyTeleBarelyVisions]

@@grantwoolard And this is by chance the link is not your videofile? kzbin.info/www/bejne/lYHZZX6LeMaVis0

[@bleedinghat6383]

Sorry for your loss. Pax vobis

[@ottogvb]

Oh no… 🥺 I am so Sorry for you! 😢 Rest in Peace! ✝️

[@Koopatotschkaru]

So this is how it feels when a composer like Tchaikovsky or Bach releases a new piece.

[@NguyenKhang-mi7hh]

4:30 Haydn Surprise Symphony is rearranged into a minor key. That’s a surprise!

[@Yubin_Lee_Doramelin]

There's a variation in minor key on its original piece, though.

[@icravecheddar7401]

A nice callback to the first Classical Music Mashup

[@johntriplett4470]

I see what you did there.

[@effsap]

@@icravecheddar7401 YES OMG I WAS LIKE WAIT. I RECOGNISED THOSE NOTES

[@estherlow917]

4:09 Waldo at bottom right corner

[@TheKingofRome1]

Oh man I cannot even imagine the amount of work this required to arrange 70 famous pieces into one like this

[@DontMessWithAcid]

Two years passed, we still haven’t gotten a part V

[@jackleonemax]

2:20 I almost thought my old '90s Nokia revived itself for one last classic theme.

[@Chrisarva2408]

Bro! Please come back! We all miss you

[@spmagic9083]

5:04 SACRILEGIOUS BEE!

[@Canimals4Life]

“If You Can Play Something Slowly, You Can Play It Quickly.”

[@peer2313]

3:13 suddenly made me tears

[@Dylonely42]

Absolutely beautiful part

[@TommyAbrantes-tj2ey]

​@@Dylonely42you again?

[@TommyAbrantes-tj2ey]

​@@Dylonely42You again?

[@Chipsomedip]

@@Dylonely42you again again ?

[@rtg_onefourtwoeightfiveseven]

The entire sequence from 4:11 with the Rach 2nd Piano Concerto has to be my favourite part.

[@RicAbapo]

I am pretty sure I wasn’t the only who jumped right away to watch this when a notification said “Classical Mash Up IV” 🤣

[@awesometreehouse9279]

0:38 The 8va sign is actually scissors (Thanks Alex M.) 0:58 Lil' flute on the right 1:22 Beautiful Broadway sign 1:46 There's a boot stuck at the bottom left 1:52 Maple leaf clef 2:23 Tarrega with a Nokia Phone 2:52 Cross hidden in the staff 4:08 Ah Waldo I found ya! 5:03 That treble clef's got a bee Nice modulation at 2:40 btw

[@Koopatotschkaru]

Oh you made it before i done it and better...

[@Javitomanzano]

Not exactly a boot but the Italian peninsula and Sicily :P

[@TurtMusic]

0:35 Elgar - Salut D'amour

[@Kostchei]

@@Javitomanzano Same thing^^

[@itamarbar9580]

@@TurtMusic actually, it's pomp and circumstance

[@CasualSunGod42]

I had a double take seeing this, I was like, "Oh, it's the fourth classical music mashup", then I was like, "wait, weren't there only three?" and then I saw the words "1 day ago". Great medley!

[@wobblyorbee279]

lol ikr i am also so happy when he posted this, i came here again to rewatch xD

[@wobblyorbee279]

lol ikr i am also so happy when he posted this, i came here again to rewatch xD

[@browndavies1422]

4:18 gives me chills every time

[@nehathejedi4962]

I really missed these composer head caterpillars!

[@fernandopericasizquierdo8061]

3:25 I was crying

[@Koopatotschkaru]

OMG IT HAPPEND i was waiting for this moment for months

[@Dylonely42]

Me too

[@brandonchan5387]

1:19 When you're constructing a building in poor safety conditions

[@bryanlin8333]

I would be so keen to hear an orchestral arrangement of this performed live

[@effsap]

SAME

[@Dylonely42]

Indeed

[@JugglerBlend]

4:53 Welcome to Pianist Mountain Range

[@spmagic9083]

4:45 Beethoven coming in right after Mozart’s music dies out copies reality.

[@effsap]

OMG

[@ronmaverickrosales299]

Pieces I recognised, so far: 0:00, 1:44 Mendelssohn, Symphony no.4 'Italian' 0:00, 3:32 Dvorak, Symphony no.9 'From the New World' , Cor Anglais Solo 0:04 Haydn, Trumpet Concerto 0:16 Sousa, Washington Post March 0:16 Tchaikovsky, Match from the Nutcracker Suite 0:19 Ravel, Pavane for a Dead Princess (Thanks Prolific Pineapples) 0:22 Borodin, Polovtsian Dances 0:26 Debussy, Reverie 0:35 Elgar, Land of Hope and Glory ​0:39 Rossini, Barber of Seville 0:41 Dvorak, Humoresque no.7 0:43 Mozart, Eine Kleine Nachtmusik 0:47 Joplin, The Entertainer 0:53 Bizet, Farandole 0:56 Tchaikovsky, Dance of the Reed Flutes from the Nutcracker Suite 1:00, 4:24, 4:57 Prokofiev, Montagues and Capulets 1:02, 4:25 Beethoven, Symphony no.5 (Thanks Gincent!) 1:04 Mozart, Symphony no.25 in G minor 1:12 Mozart, Rondo alla Turca 1:12 Rachmaninoff, Prelude in G Minor 1:16 Bach, Prelude in C Major 1:18, 5:30 Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue (Thanks for reminding me Rachel and Prolific Pineapples) 1:29 Tchaikovsky, Romeo and Juliet 1:33 Mussgorsky, Pictures at an Exhibition: The Great Gate of Kiev (Thanks Ferangie!) 1:40 Chopin, Black Keys Etude (Much appreciated SkyPesos) 1:45 Tchaikovsky, Capriccio Italiano 1:51 Joplin, Maple Leaf Rag 2:02 Kreisler, Schon Rosmarin 2:04 Chopin, Ballade in G minor (Thank you An Artist) 2:07 Beethoven, Fur Elise 2:12 Chopin, Aeolian Harp Etude 2:18, 5:25 Beethoven, Sonata Pathetique 2nd mvmt. 2:20 Tarrega, Gran Vals 2:23 Chopin, Valse du Petit Chien 'Minute Waltz' 2:27 Mascagni, Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana (Prolific Pineapples) 2:34 Mozart, Ouverture to Le Nozze de Figaro 2:38 Brahms, Wiegenlied 2:41 Chopin, Waltz in C-sharp Minor 2:44 Paganini, Violin Concerto no.2, III. a la clochette 2:47 Mozart, Requiem in D Minor, Lacrimosa (Dona Eis Requiem part) 2:50 Chopin, Scherzo no.1 2:51 Cross at Mozart's staff 2:56 Chopin, Waltz in A minor 3:05 Beethoven, Moonlight Sonata 3:09 Debussy, Clair de Lune 3:14 Schumann, Traumerei 3:36 Rachmaninoff, Borogitse Devo 3:47 Vivaldi, Spring 3:51 Paganini, Caprice 24 3:59 Faure, Pavane 4:05 Handel, Passacaille from the Suite in G Minor 4:10 Rachmaninoff, Piano Concerto no. 2 (Thank you John Rhenn!) 4:30 Haydn, Symphony no.90 'Surprise' 4:41 Rameau, Tambourin (Simon Burnham) 4:48 Chopin, Fantaisie-Impromptu 4:52 Beethoven, Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement (Thanks for identifying An Artist) 5:04 Rimsky-Korsakov, Flight of the Bumblebee (very sacrilegious) 5:12 Paganini, Caprice no.1 (Thanks Marcelo!) Incomplete...for now.

[@RandomCommenter.4114]

4:10 Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto No. 2 1st movement

[@crossover3324]

your knowledge of classical music is very broad my friend)

[@RachelDeRosier010894]

You forgot Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue

[@skypesos]

1:40 Chopin Etude op 10 no 5 (Black Keys)

[@marcy4638]

5:12 Paganini, Caprice Nr.1

[@erischama1922]

Part 4 is totally worth the wait! Edit: omg so many bizet and rachmaninoff parts...im crying thank you grant

[@leaarinwarkentine]

Yes, I loved the super Russian nationalist music moments

[@patriktalos5420]

1:46 like your italy easter egg in the bottom left corner

[@LockeRobsta]

God this is so satisfying to watch and of course it sounds just immaculate. 4:42 Rachmaninoff really went all out.

[@whytheally]

Legend has it, he returned, at a time of great turmoil to grant his listeners with melodies so intertwined that for one brief moment - life was good.

[@sunnyduan6189]

I am a simple man. I see a grandwoolard upload, I stop what I'm doing and watch it

[@cheapacreeps5677]

Making your way in the universe?

[@erischama1922]

same, was watching another video and instantly clicked when I saw the notif

[@Dylonely42]

Same, nothing matters more than this

[@F4wk3s]

4:17 is just beautiful

[@LockeRobsta]

My top team-up moments: 1:06 - Bizet & Mozart 2:35 - Chopin & Bach 4:05 - Bach & Handel 4:17 - Bizet & Rachmaninoff 4:42 - Sergei & Rachmaninoff :D 4:48 - Chopin & Rachmaninoff Rachmaninoff was my MVP of this mashup!

[@ShayLaLaLooHoo]

I love 4:05 and 4:17 too! I can hear touches of Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker March in that Bach/Handel, and Russian Trepak in Bizet/Rachmaninoff, even though they're not in the sheet music. I'm not sure if that's intentional, or a lucky accident, but it's gorgeous.

[@narykoone8298]

Bach & Handel 😍😍😍

[@vicentepulidodrevespiano2494]

2:00-2:47 is awesome!

[@andrewkelley9405]

Rachmaninov got me into classical cuz he is nuts lol

[@joydobie4854]

I can’t believe that Christmas came early

[@darkalligraph]

This is the best series I have ever come across on KZbin.

[@Dylonely42]

Definitely

[@a-trainstudios2360]

It's this Year's Composer Mashup Meetup Festival! 0:00 Mendelssohn is the first to come running onto the stage. 0:02 Dvorak comes and joins in the fun. 0:05 It's Haydn's turn to play. 0:07 Wagner barges in, cutting Haydn mid-sentence. Then, he slow dances to his heart's content. 0:14 Mendelssohn just goes crazy hyper all of a sudden and Wagner just stops to watch. 0:15 Sousa joins in with his march when Mendelssohn is done with a minor seizure. 0:16 Tchaikovsky cuts Sousa off with his own march, and I guess everyone likes it because it's more well-known? 0:19 Mendelssohn is tired after dancing and gives the stage over to Ravel. 0:22 Ravel leaves while Borodin and Schubert join, trying to stop Tchaikovsky's dominance, as Tchaikovsky was well-known for dominating the scene, like he had done in multiple previous mashups. At least they could try to tire Tchaikovsky out... 0:25 Schubert and Borodin realize that they're basically giving themselves an impossible task, but Debussy says he could try and joins the competition to stop Tchaikovsky. 0:29 Nope! Tchaikovsky goes on, unfazed, and Debussy leaves the stage quietly, quite surprised at Tchaikovsky's energy. 0:31 After a bit of discussion on who will stop Tchaikovsky, Grieg tries to send Tchaikovsky off-rhythm. 0:35 Then, Elgar thinks his strategy will work and Grieg leaves the stage. 0:39 Tchaikovsky is about to be removed! Only one composer needed to make Tchaikovsky leave in frustration. Rossini comes in. 0:40 Tchaikovsky quickly rage quits because he's tired of others messing with him. 0:41 Dvorak comes on the now-empty stage and starts his own dance, peacefully. 0:44 Mozart comes in late and makes a countermelody to add some spice to the music. 0:47 Joplin complains about Mozart coming late as Mozart is always early and has never come late. Clearly. 0:52 Dvorak leaves, in anticipation of a fight. 0:54 Man, is Bizet ready to start a fight with his accented notes. He encourages everyone to talk about their grievances. 0:57 Naturally, Tchaikovsky comes and complains about the rest of the composers. 1:00 Prokofiev counters Tchaikovsky's argument. 1:02 Beethoven comes and complains about this argument, but in reality, starting a new argument about arguments. 1:06 But then Mozart comes in (again late to the argument) and throws a fit about the composers calling him late, all while Bizet encourages it on. 1:12 Rachmaninoff comes in, trying to counter Mozart, but Mozart immediately goes crazy mad. Rachmaninoff's attempts to stop this are drowned out in Mozart's hissy fit. 1:16 Bach comes in, cuts off Mozart and Rachmaninoff, and somehow stops the fight and calms everything down. Bach to the performance. 1:19 Gershwin starts making jokes about the fights that the composers have had (but also general jokes). 1:22 Bernstein enjoys the jokes and tries to make his own, but they are terrible and Gershwin even makes jokes about Bernstein's jokes. Bernstein actually plays along with it for a change instead of other composers who would start a fight. 1:25 Albeniz joins in the fun and actually goes a bit crazy. 1:29 Look who's back! Tchaikovsky! He tries to make a bit of a mess and some fun but he is mostly ignored. 1:32 Mussorgsky calms it down a bit more with some calming music. 1:35 Schubert joins and adds more melody. 1:40 Chopin joins and shows off his crazy dancing skills and dance moves. 1:45 Mendelssohn continues the dance. 1:46 Tchaikovsky joins, but Mendelssohn keeps dancing and talking and enjoying his time with the other composers in good humor while Tchaikovsky is ignored yet again. 1:48 Schumann joins in the fun. 1:51 Joplin decides to jazz the ongoing music up a bit (well not really). 2:00 By now, Schumann and Joplin are tired, as are a bunch of other composers. The tempo slows and Kreisler joins with his own slower humorous impromptu discussion. 2:04 Chopin is a bit tired, but decides to pitch in his ideas when he can. 2:05 Chopin leaves and Beethoven continues what Chopin did. 2:12 Chopin is back with his dancing moves! Turns out he was not tired at 2:04, but just out of ideas. 2:18 Kreisler leaves to take a break and watch while Beethoven joins again. 2:21 Tarrtega's Nokia phone rings 2:24 Another one of chopin's dance moves that he calls the "waltz". Chopin's really been showing off today, and the other composers enjoy it because it's not Tchaikovsky for once. 2:28 Mascagni with a short interjection. 2:33 Mascagni with an even shorter interjection. 2:34 Mozart interrupts Mascagni's interjection with one of his own. 2:36 ...which is interrupted by Bach, who makes a complete sentence before handing his mic to Brahms, knowing that he (Bach) won't be able to me 2 complete sentences. 2:40 Brahms respectfully hands his mic back over to Bach. 2:42 Bach makes a slightly angrier interjection and hands the mic over to Paganini. 2:44 Something has changed with Chopin's dancing and humor... 2:45 Paganini has noticed that Chopin is somewhat more agitated, but instead of stopping it, he tries to agitate and anger Chopin further to trigger him for laughs. 2:48 Mozart kicks both Paganini and Chopin out. 2:51 Chopin joins back the stage, angry at Mozart for stealing his thunder. Mozart calls for help to kick Chopin out. 2:54 Schubert kicks Chopin out, but then blames Mozart for causing this mess. Mozart and Schubert argue. 2:56 Chopin successfully uses his uno reverse card to kick out Mozart while Mozart is arguing, and Schubert now supports Chopin because Schubert was the impostor. 2:59 Mozart, now teamed up with Bizet, eject Chopin and Schubert (the two impostors) out. Immediately, Bizet starts ranting and badmouthing about Chopin, Schubert, and Tchaikovsky because they apparently ruined the performance and caused this mess. 3:02 Vivaldi fiercely defends Chopin, Schubert, and Tchaikovsky from Bizet's accusations. Mozart, all of a sudden, is unable to much in this mess. 3:05 Beethoven kicks Vivaldi and Bizet out of the venue itself and asserts his dominance. Mozart watches. 3:09 Debussy comes in and tries to calm everyone down with Moon Music. 3:14 Beethoven is too tired and leaves the stage, while Mozart stays for a bit longer, now calmed. Schumann now joins and talks about his dreams. 3:22 Dvorak joins in this lull. And Schumann and Dvorak go on this dreamy tangent for a while. 3:36 Rachmaninoff agrees that this calmness should remain. 3:44 Dvorak starts inspiring the composers to work together and not argue. Everybody is now back in the venue. 3:48 Vivaldi agrees and adds in more inspiring quotes. 3:51 Paganini does the same. 3:56 Schubert overdramatizes and makes it seem like a movie. 3:59 Faure builds up the suspense of the situation, like another fight is about to begin. 4:06 The overdramatization has, indeed gone too far. All the speeches have led to misinterpretations, debates, and Bach and Vivaldi get into a brawl over who's right about something Dvorak said. For some reason, Dvorak continues, trying to calm them down, but he had gone from inspiration to inciting rebellion against the government and had started a fight. 4:08 Dvorak leaves the mess he's created as the fight gets darker and messier. 4:11 Rachmaninoff is annoyed at Bach's seemingly radical ideas and sends Bach flying across the auditorium (Not visible: Bach lands on a slime block and survives). Vivaldi leaves soon after, in fear. 4:17 Bizet tries to fight Rachmaninoff and restrain him. 4:18 RACHMANINOFF ANGRY! 4:24 But Prokofiev stops Rachmaninoff by tripping him over onto the ground and knocking him out cold and then laughs at his smartness. 4:27 But then Beethoven comes all mad about this and tries to trip Prokofiev. Bizet is now just ranting. 4:30 Haydn comes out sour-faced and annoyed at all of them. 4:31 Rachmaninoff woke up all of a sudden and RACHMANINOFF ANGRY!... and Bizet is still trying to restrain Rachmaninoff and failing. Haydn rants about all of the people who were just fighting. 4:36 Haydn gets sick of this and just goes to the back of the auditorium. Mozart, enraged, comes on, and makes all the other composers watch as he quickly takes down Rachmaninoff with the help of Bizet. 4:41 Rameau comes in, notices the mess, then nopes outta there. 4:42 Rachmaninoff continues to angrily rant and try to push Mozart off the stage, but is unable to. 4:48 Chopin comes in and fights Rachmaninoff instead. 4:52 Beethoven tries to break up the fight as Mozart leaves, but ends up in the crossfire and is punched out of the stage. 4:54 Chopin quietly leaves the stage, telling Bizet to try to restrain Rachmaninoff again. RACHMANINOFF ANGRY! RACHMANINOFF HULK! 4:57 Prokofiev tries his same tactic again, failing this time. 5:00 Rachmaninoff, the rage monster, is just watched by the audience. 5:03 Rimsky-Korsakov challenges Rachmaninoff to a duel and outdoes himself. 5:07-5:12 Rachmaninoff continues to be angry, but is now way too tired. 5:12 Paganini and Mussorgsky celebrate the composers' victory in making Rachmaninoff too tired and thereby defeating him that way. 5:19 Schumann joins, no longer in fear of a mess occurring and continues to calm everything down. 5:25 Mussorgsky leaves to give room to Tchaikovsky (who seems to have realized his lesson on dominating the entire thing, but continues to do so, but this time in good nature, letting others finish and just making a quick flourish) and Beethoven. 5:31 Gershwin joins in celebration, hoping that everything has been resolved. And Rachmaninoff joins, much calmer, and says sorry for his anger. Turns out his blood sugar was extremely low by sheer chance, and he was given an injection of glucose off-stage that brought him back to normal. 5:34 Albeniz forgives Rachmaninoff (and so do the rest of the composers) and ends on a happy and calming A-flat. The composers say goodbye to each other and leave, hoping to see each other in the next mashup.

[@joydobie4854]

How long did it take you to write this?

[@a-trainstudios2360]

@@joydobie4854 Not that long, maybe 30 mins at the most

[@byFerrum]

Damn, this is always really fun to read!

[@GreenBoy9000]

I love reading these.

[@BigAsciiHappyStar]

Classical Music Mashup Fanfic, I like it! This should totally be a thing :)

[@xMattbot]

Gotta love Rachmaninoff taking *two clefs* of melody

[@GoTFCanada1230]

Thank you for doing a fourth rendition of this. I always get so excited to guess the pieces you pick out. I especially needed this at a time I'm entering the most stressful part of finishing my PhD degree. With that, here's the pieces that I guessed, by order of first appearance. I labeled some of the pieces that appeared multiple times, but not all of them yet. 0:00 Mendelssohn - Symphony no. 4 in A major, movement 1 0:02, 3:21 Dvorak - Symphony no. 9 in e minor, movement 2 0:05 Haydn - Trumpet concerto in E flat major, movement 3 0:08 Wagner - Prelude to Act 3 of Lohengrin 0:15 Sousa - Washington Post March 0:16, 5:25 Tchaikovsky - Nutcracker Suite: Overture 0:20 Ravel - Pavane for a Dead Princess 0:22 Schubert - Not sure... A Moment Musical? 0:24 Borodin - Polovtsian Dances 0:25 Debussy - Reverie 0:32 Grieg - March of the Dwarfs (Lyric Pieces Book V (op. 54), No. 3) -> Aidan Ng 0:35 Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance March no. 2 0:41, 3:30 Dvorak - Humoresque 0:44 Mozart - Eine Kleine Nachtmusik Movement 1 0:47 Joplin The Entertainer 0:54, 2:59 Bizet, 4:18 - L'Arlessiene Suite 1st movement 0:56 Tchaikovsky - Dance of the Reed Flutes from the Nutcracker 1:03 Beethoven - Symphony no. 5 Movement 1 1:07 Mozart - Symphony no. 25 Movement 1 1:12 Mozart - Sonata in A major K 331 Movement 3 1:12 Rachmaninoff - Prelude in g minor, op. 23 no. 5 1:16 Bach - Well-Tempered Clavier Book 1, Prelude and Fugue in C Major 1:19, 5:30 Gershwin - Rhapsody in Blue 1:22 Bernstein - "Tonight" from West Side Story 1:25 Albeniz - Rumores de la Caleta (from Aidan Ng thread) 1:29 Tchaikovsky - Romeo and Juliet Overture 1:32, 5:12 Mussorgsky - Pictures at an Exhibition: Gates of Kiev 1:35 Schubert - Sounds like a March of some kind, but I'm not sure. 1:39 Chopin - Etude in F sharp Major, op. 10 no. 5 1:45 Tchaikovsky - Italian Capricccio 1:48 Schumann - Not sure about this one. It does sound similar to his Scherzo from Symphony no. 2, but I know that's not it. 1:53 Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag 2:00 Kreisler - Schon Rosmarin 2:04 Chopin - Ballade no. 1 in g minor 2:06 Beethoven - Omfg it's Fur Elise. You changed the rhythms again! 2:12 Chopin - Etude op. 25 no. 1 in A flat major 2:19, 5:25 Beethoven - Piano Sonata no. 8 in c minor, Movement 2 2:21 Tarrega - Gran Vals 2:27, 2:33 Mascagni - Intermezzo from Cavalleria Rusticana? 2:24 Chopin - Waltz Op. 64 no. 1 "Minute Waltz" 2:34 Mozart - Marriage of Figaro Overture (Brain is still waking up lol) 2:36 Bach - Suite No. 2 in B minor, BWV 1067; Minuet 2:38 Brahms - Wiegenlied op. 49 no. 4 2:42 Chopin - Waltz in c sharp minor, Op. 64 no. 2 2:44 Paganini - Violin Concerto No. 2 in b minor, Movement 3 2:47 Mozart - Lacrimosa from Requiem in d minor 2:50 Chopin - Scherzo no. 1 in b minor, Op. 20, no. 1 2:53 Schubert - Sounds really familiar but I can't remember it!! Symphony no. 5 or Death of the Maiden is my first guess. 2:56 Chopin - Waltz in a Minor Op. Posth (Thanks KozmiKite) 3:02 Vivaldi - "Spring" from the Four Seasons, Movement 3 3:05 Beethoven - Piano Sonata no. 14 in c sharp minor, Movement 1 3:08 Debussy - Claire de Lune 3:15 Schumann - Kinderszenen, Op. 15; "Traumerei" 3:36 Rachmaninoff - Bogoroditse Devo (My first guess is Vocalise, but Bogoroditse is the right answer) 3:47 Vivaldi - "Spring" from the Four Seasons, Movement 1 3:52 Paganini - Caprice no. 24 in a minor 3:59 Faure - Pavane Op. 50 4:05 Handel - Zadok the Priest (Round 2 of head work) 4:05 Bach - Toccata and Fugue in d minor 4:11 Rach2 (Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto no. 2 in c minor, Movement 1) 4:30 Haydn - Symphony no. 94 in G major, Movement 2 4:40 Rameau - Tambourin (Thanks Aidan Ng) 4:48 Chopin - Fantasia Impromptu in c sharp minor, Op. 66 4:52 Beethoven - Piano Sonata no. 14 in c sharp minor, Movement 3 4:58 Prokofiev - Dance of the Knight from Romeo and Juliet Ballet 5:03 Rimsky-Korsakov - Flight of the Bumblebee 5:12 Paganini - Caprice no. 1 in E major 5:20 Schumann - Piano Concerto in a minor, Op. 54, Movement 1 5:30 Rach2 (Rachmaninoff - Piano Concerto in c minor, Movement 3) Thanks Grant. I needed this to remember that I love classical music. My PhD has been killing me and I need to wrack my brain with classical music again. PS. I can hear all the symphonic works on this one! Loving all the new pieces you put in for this! PPS. I can already hear the Rach2 flowing as your base which I played before... Oh the memories before the pandemic... PPPS. Absolutely stunned that how much I still know even after not listening to classical music so intensely in so long... That being said, these aren't the answers; Aidan has them. I'm just playing this one for fun now.

[@sinidle]

Had been scrolling down the comment section looking for yours and here we are. Wishing the best of luck on your degree!

[@jwjwjw28]

Pin that 🗿👍

[@dalythomson5290]

All easter eggs that i've found so far: Grant If ive missed any id love some hints Scissors on the octava sign - 0:38 Broadway Sign in the top of the bracket - 1:23 Bottom of bracket is Italy - 1:46 Canadian Maple Leaf on the bottom treble clef - 1:54 Tarrega with a phone to his ear - 2:23 Barline is turned into a cross - 2:52 Waldo hidden in the Handels - 4:08 Top treble clef has a bee - 5:05

[@garysoh3347]

Theres a flute at 0:58 at the bar line

[@johnnymitchellcollier]

0:35 just in time for graduation season

[@saanyoun]

Finally a part 4!!!!

[@alexoncher]

No, Part 5 and 6 and 7 and 8

[@saanyoun]

@@alexoncher oop my bad, lol I meant we finally get the 4th part we were waiting for!

[@alexoncher]

Not sure

[@tokiha_21]

We can find funny things. 0:38 8va becomes a scissor. 0:58 a flute 1:23 a“Broad way” sign 1:46 a boot stuck at the left bottom 1:53 a maple leaf 2:22 calling Tárrega 2:52 a cross 4:08 There is a funny man in Händel’s place. 5:04 a bee

[@Dylonely42]

The funny man is Waldo

[@Bevsworld04]

Pretty sure the boot is literally just italy

[@potato4143]

God that rach piano concerto 2 just hits different

[@aceyyyyyy]

the little joplin bit in every mashup always makes me so happy, i love joplin

[@chopinthebrilliant1362]

Part 4 is coming! Now, lets wait for part 5 🥳

[@chopinthebrilliant1362]

@Milton Wang Maybe...

[@123pandayt4]

I want part five, that sounds good bro

[@batreb2222]

I can't stop listening to it. There is something to the CMM IV that reminds me a lot of the CMM I, but I can't quite point it out. When I listen to it I'm experiencing the same emotions that I felt when I first discovered CMM I. How amazed and very much inexplicably pleased I'm feeling now again! Each new one you release is better than the ones before it, and I'm not even shocked at this point. Your perfect picks for the CMM videos fill my soul with serenity that I could float when I listen to them, yet at times I catch myself dancing to them with all my might. Your art is one of the rarest that makes me feel this way. I cannot imagine how difficult it is to create these beautiful mash-ups, and I ask you without greed but with pure admiration, please don't stop making more of them. Always love from your listener from Lebanon ❤️

[@dswcartoons]

I was hoping for some of Pictures at an Exhibition and I was not disappointed.

[@user-gv9xw1sd1t]

It's just unbelievable! I'm thrilled! There are so many new and interesting things that combine together so well. Grant Woolard, you are a genius! 😍

[@jacobudall]

Honestly, all of these videos are the best medley/mashup/crossovers ever

[@Thisgirlysoooopreppy]

We need a 5th mashup so much

[@user-ti4tl7yr8z]

これめっちゃ好きだからパート5でてほし〜

[@abbyc4019]

1:22 Broadway 1:52 Maple Leaf 2:52 Cross 4:45 Rachmaninoff going crazy 5:05 Bumblebee

[@cherrie_31415]

1:46 Italy Edit: and Sicily

[@shundongli4707]

4:08 funny man with glasses and hat

[@iamzhenn7021]

@@shundongli4707 Who's That? Yes, It's Waldo.

[@iamzhenn7021]

4:45 isn't even an Easter Egg.

[@Cityville2050]

4:45 was just Rachmaninoff being Rachmaninoff

[@davidbukowski3463]

One of the best yet! Love the heavy use of Chopin and Rachmaninoff.

[@thestampium3295]

Are you making mashup V now?

[@PauGarriga42]

OK, here we go again (please help me): 0:00 Mendelssohn: Symphony No.4 (Italian Symphony) 0:01 Dvořák: Symphony No.9 (The New World) 0:04 Haydn: Trumpet Concerto 0:08 Wagner: Lohengrin (Prelude to Act III) (thanks to Shengjun Wang) 0:15 Sousa: The Washington Post 0:16 Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker (March) 0:19 Ravel: Pavane pour une infante defunte (thanks to 스켈레싱거셴) 0:22 Borodin: Prince Igor (Polovtsian Dances) 0:22 Schubert: 0:25 Debussy: 0:32 Grieg: March of the Dwarfs 0:34 Elgar: Pomp and Circumstance March 0:39 Rossini: 0:41 Dvořák: Humoresque Op.101 No.7 0:44 Mozart: Eine Kleine Nachtmusik 0:47 Joplin: The Entertainer 0:53 Bizet: L'Arlésienne (Farandole) 0:57 Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker (Reed Flutes) 1:00 Prokofiev: Dance of the Knights 1:03 Beethoven: Symphony No.5 1:06 Mozart: Symphony No. 25 1:12 Mozart: Piano Sonata No.11 (Rondo Alla Turca) 1:12 Rachmaninoff: Prelude in G minor (thanks to Maria Glam Arce Lagos) 1:15 Bach: Well Temperated Clavier: Prelude No.1 1:19 Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue 1:12 Bernstein: 1:25 Albéniz: 1:29 Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet (Overture) 1:32 Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exibition (The Great Gate of Kiev) 1:35 Schubert: 1:40 Chopin: 1:45 Mendelssohn: Symphony No. 4 (Italian) 1:45 Tchaikovsky: 1:48 Schumann: 1:51 Joplin: Maple Leaf Rag 2:00 Kreisler: Schön Rosmarin (thanks to 스켈레싱거셴) 2:04 Chopin: Ballade No.1 2:07 Beethoven: Für Elise (thanks to Dylonely) 2:12 Chopin: 2:18 Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.8 (Pathétique) 2:21 Tárrega: Gran Vals 2:24 Chopin: Waltz Op.64 No.1 (Minute Waltz) 2:27 Mascagni: Cavalleria rusticana (Intermezzo) 2:34 Mozart: 2:36 Bach: Orchestral Suite No.2 (Minuet) 2:38 Brahms: Lullaby Op.49 No.4 2:41 Bach: Orchestral Suite No.2 (Minuet) 2:44 Paganini: La Campanella 2:47 Mozart: Requiem (Lacrimosa) 2:50 Chopin: 2:54 Schubert: 2:59 Mozart: Requiem (Lacrimosa) 2:59 Bizet: 3:02 Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Spring) 3:05 Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.14 (Moonlight Sonata) 3:09 Debussy: Clair de Lune 3:14 Schumann: Kinderszcenen Op.15 (Träumerei) 3:21 Dvořák: Symphony No.9 (The New World) 3:29 Dvořák: Humoresque Op.101 No.7 3:36 Rachmaninoff: 3:44 Dvořák: Humoresque Op.101 No.7 (absolutely beautiful) 3:47 Vivaldi: The Four Seasons (Spring) 3:51 Paganini: Caprice No.24 3:55 Schubert: 3:59 Fauré: Pavanne Op.50 4:06 Bach: Toccata and Fugue BWV 565 4:06 Händel: Passacaglia in G minor 4:10 Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No.2 (thanks to John Rhenn Noderama) 4:18 Bizet: L'Arlésienne (Farandole) 4:18 Rachaminoff: Piano Concerto No.2 4:24 Prokofiev: Dance of the Knights 4:26 Beethoven: Symphony No.5 4:30 Haydn: Symphony No.94 (The Surprise) (in minor mode) 4:30 Rachaminoff: Piano Concerto No.2 4:36 Mozart: Piano Sonata No.11 (Rondo Alla Turca) 4:40 Rameau: 4:42 Mozart: Requiem (Lacrimosa) 4:42 Rachaminoff: Piano Concerto No.2 4:48 Chopin: Fantasie-Impromptu 4:52 Beethoven: 4:54 Bizet: L'Arlésienne (Farandole) 4:57 Prokofiev: Dance of the Knights 5:03 Rimsky-Korsakov: The Tale of Tsar Saltan (Flight of the Bumblebee) 5:12 Mussorgsky: Pictures at an Exibition (The Great Gate of Kiev) 5:12 Paganini: Caprice No.1 (thanks to Dylonely) 5:19 Schumann: 5:25 Tchaikovsky: The Nutcracker (March) 5:25 Beethoven: Piano Sonata No.8 (Pathétique) 5:31 Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue 5:31 Rachmaninoff: Piano Concerto No.2 5:34 Albéniz: Can you help me?? :)

[@Dylonely42]

Paganini at 5:12 is Caprice No. 1

[@Dylonely42]

And the Chopin at 4:48 is not Etude Op. 10 No. 12, but Fantaisie-Impromptu

[@MariaJArce-bl3jm]

1:12 is Prelude in G minor

[@user-xx1yl9ze1v]

0:19 pavane pour une infante defunte

[@user-xx1yl9ze1v]

2:00 schoen Rosmarin

[@fnux4466]

A music mashup where rach 2 features prominently? Sign me up! This video is great, and the production quality is immense! Best one of these yet.

[@mulliganaceous]

One lakh subscribers!! 1,00,000 🎉

[@AI-hx3fx]

I love how Elgar always makes an appearance in these.

[@atikonium]

Your mashups bring the biggest smile to my mouth. I love classical music ever since I was born and seeing something like this makes me happier than idk maybe even seeing my kid graduate lmao

[@Dylonely42]

Didn't know Michael had a son

[@asdfghjkl8214]

I've been waiting for you for five years!!!! today is my birthday and this is the best birthday present ever!

[@mishibird]

I love that the grace notes are tiny heads.

[@trevorjamesconsideracion1982]

I swear every year, I just suddenly remember these videos for no reason then I will binge watch all of them again.

[@Dylonely42]

I do this at least 1 time per months

[@biggallcaps]

Oh my gosh! this is a momentus day, for he hath completed another mash up masterpiece

[@dangerouscolors]

OH MY GOD!! THE KING IS BACK!!!

[@borisxanovavich4466]

His Grace has decided to come forth from the aeons of eternity and show us this masterpiece

[@SpookyASMR]

I swear this is probably the most genius thing i've ever seen

[@douglashtang]

This is one great channel. The creator doesn't upload videos often (maybe once a year or sometimes even once every two years), but when he does, people always applaud him.

[@savvassimitsis9090]

"Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations"

[@freiheit2938]

2:23 Tarrega with phone in the middle XD I found an easter egg, right?

[@Dylonely42]

Yes, for the famous Nokia tune

[@lanciepants8083]

TARREGA HAD ME ROLLING! EPIC!

[@AhmedKpk]

We want to see the Legend - *Jean Sibelius.*

[@AhmedKpk]

*Jean! Jean!! Jean!!!*

[@grantwoolard]

I love Sibelius - been trying to fit in his Valse Triste, Karelia Suite and Symphony No. 2 but haven't been able to make it work yet.

[@BigAsciiHappyStar]

@@grantwoolard Funny you mention Sibelius - I actually used one of his pieces in my own video (Classical Mashup III + piano = Jam Session FTW, uploaded two weeks ago). The audio quality may not be the greatest but it was a lot of fun 😊 😊 😊 Sibelius is awesome, assuming we are talking about the composer, not the music software 😊

[@Pete-tj5uh]

Bartók, Ligeti, Fucik, Meyerbeer, Charpentier, Mouret also haven't been used so far.

[@AhmedKpk]

@@Pete-tj5uh согласен!

[@dialgos7574]

If you ever do one again PLEASE include Alkan :3

[@grantwoolard]

I'm actually not that familiar with his music. Any pieces you'd recommend I listen to?

[@dialgos7574]

@@grantwoolard I think Festin D'esop is among his most popular works and the Theme should be "easy" to mix with other pieces another theme that would fit is probably this one kzbin.info/www/bejne/nn-md4KenrqZi9U

[@Dylonely42]

@@grantwoolard Also Le Chemin de Fer, Le Preux and Scherzo Focoso have really familiar melodies

[@ontario996]

more hugo wolf. he is german composer of the song cycle.

[@user-pg2sp9le9n]

待ってました！ 大好き〜☺️

[@DisketteDreams]

Beautiful as ever. Thank you! 💜

[@-Muzikalite-]

Another genius who edits the music of classical geniuses, this piece is a masterpiece!

[@pedrodavila9270]

I can’t believe this. Yesterday I thought to myself “Oh I wonder when they’ll post another Classical Music mashup.” BAM BAM BAM BAM BAM

[@musicboy16]

Been wait for this vid! Thanks so much!

[@user-kd4cb7qo1d]

新作をずっと待ってました！😊

[@joydobie4854]

BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR MONTHS! Thanks so much!🥰🥰🤩🤩

[@NRipperSChannels]

Finally the part IV

[@zizjzjjsjsj]

2years now， uploaddd quickkkk❤❤❤❤

[@liamlastname4172]

This made my day better

[@nintendoloverin9567]

I wait for the day we get a scientific explanation of the highly comedic effect of composer heads appearing quickly after another. 0:27 something about these 4 Tchaikovskys at the end always gets me laughing.

[@manonwolf299]

This might sound like a minor detail in all this wonderful creation, but that little bit of Traümerei along with the New World symphony at 3:14 is soo nice ! Gave me the chills, I wish there was a longer version

[@Dylonely42]

Me too

[@jefftyt]

Been waiting for year, thanks!

[@spmagic9083]

Yay! I just found out about this series a few days back! Now you released another one!

[@alexhong9119]

keep up w/ the good work we all missed you so so much

[@darkbluemars]

That part with Schumann and Dvorak tho. Feels like home.

[@CyFss]

You made another one! You madlad! Excellent!

[@incogboy]

Wow, the legend is back. Love this so much

[@lilyarovas8363]

i can’t tell you how happy this makes me!! i love what you did with chopin’s ocean etude. also rach 2 with fantaisie impromptu with moonlight is incredible! thank you for delivering these amazing works!! can’t wait till CMM V :-)

[@romeyjomey4539]

0:17 , 5:25 Tchaikovsky: March from Nutcracker 0:41 , 3:30 Dvorák: Humoresque no.7 0:47 Joplin: The entertainer 1:00 , 4:24 , 4:58Prokofiev: Montagues and Capulets (dance of the knights) 1:12 , 4:35 Mozart: Rondo alla Turka 1:13 Rachmaninoff: prelude in G minor Op. 23 No. 5 1:15 Bach: prelude in C Major from WTC book I 1:19 , 5:29 Gershwin: Rhapsody in Blue 1:29 Tchaikovsky: Romeo and Juliet’s fantasy overture. (Thanks @Aarav Amin) 1:32 , 5:12 Mussorgsky: pictures at an exhibition 1:52 Joplin: maple leaf rag 2:00 Kreisler: Schön Rosmarin 2:04 Chopin: Ballade 1 (thanks @Dylonely) 2:21 Tárrega: Capricho árabe 2:24 Chopin: minute waltz 2:38 Brahms: Wiegenlied 2:41 Chopin: Waltz in C sharp minor Op. 64 No. 2 2:48 Mozart: Lacrimosa 2:50 Chopin: Scherzo No. 1 3:04 Beethoven: Moonlight sonata 3rd movement 3:08 Debussy: Claire de Lune 3:14 Schumann: Träumerei 3:21 Dvorák: Symphony no 9 2nd movement 3:51 Paganini: Caprice 24 4:09 FOUND WALLY! 4:17 , 4:42 , 4:55 Rachmaninoff: Piano concerto 2 4:48 Chopin: Fantasie Impromptu Op. 66 4:52 Beethoven: Moonlight sonata 3rd movement (nice idea pairing it with Chopin’s quote) 5:03 Rimsky-Korsakov: flight of the bumblebee 5:12 Paganini: Violin caprice No. 1 5:26 Beethoven: Pathetique sonata About 30/70 This isn’t going to be a full list I was just testing myself to see what I knew.

[@Dylonely42]

2:04 is Ballade No. 1

[@aaravamin397]

1:29 is Romeo and Juliet's Fantasy Overture!

[@aaravamin397]

5:25 is also the Nutcracker March

[@romeyjomey4539]

@@Dylonely42 ah yes. This is a similar rhythm to a part in the nocturne

[@romeyjomey4539]

@@aaravamin397 thanks

[@mixxling]

Fantastic work, as always! This was a delight to listen to.

[@danielngo2697]

Big fan of you! Thank you for the awesome work!