Line Rider #8 - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 (Liszt)

[@madisonmyers737]

Before watching: The real question is.. is he going to stay on his sled? After watching: YES MY BABY BOY SURVIVED

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

Yes he does, do not worry :-)

[@chacha_zemisei]

You just spoiled the ending! That's illegal!

[@emorydaniel9084]

Dah! Spoiler Alert! 🤣

[@mariasocorro3986]

@@MatthewBuckleyLineRider você e realmente um gênio,amo o seu trabalho e curto sempre.Tenho setenta anos ,prof. Aposentada.seu trabalho me alegra.Boa sorte e Saúde.

[@mughill551]

I remember Tom playing this on the piano in the old Tom and Jerry show.

[@jackmarentette1302]

Shouta from Wii Sports ok.

[@daniellebolt5989]

Shouta from Wii Sports I was thinking that as well!!!!

[@w1nchester403]

Yes, can't forget the scene with Toms long little finger at 6:51 hahah

[@layshatzita3715]

You opened up a memory that I forgot that even existed..

[@anwardiggs8748]

Me too!

[@alfredofettuccine2397]

Finally someone who does an entire long piece

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

They take a while, so each extra minute takes a few hours to put together..

[@Somewhere_Bagel]

@@MatthewBuckleyLineRider imagine how long a Mahler symphony would take lmao

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

@@Somewhere_Bagel more time than I have!

[@ladyravendale1]

TheClassicalMusicChannel check out “This Will Destroy You”. It’s an entire album of line rider,

[@Aerotactics]

@@MatthewBuckleyLineRider You did it, you crazy son of a b*tch.

[@adriennecmc]

I could Lizst all the reasons why I love this, but I think I'd run out of space. Well done!

[@ghost_chicken023]

Same

[@apple8580]

why don't you lizst all of them right now

[@adriennecmc]

@@apple8580 I didn't think I'd have to come Bach to do this. Let me start Chopin them up into categories.

[@huh.6149]

@@adriennecmc Nice

[@blendomatik1368]

I can't Händel all these jokes.

[@franzliszt5087]

Didn’t know my music could be turned into stick figure drawings. Hm.

[@sethcarlow8363]

Doc thanks for making this music that one day would be put in cartoons or Video games or movies.

[@michelleregis6181]

missed some notes , discovered some notes.. ha ha ...

[@EddieMillerStudios]

What do you think, Hérr Liszt?

[@saulrodriguez1309]

❤

[@nancyayers6355]

Well, I have fallen in love with the music conceptualized as a little guy on a snowy series of hills riding a sled and risking his life! Wow! These videos are neat!

[@dominicromero14]

My boy didn't lose his ride he sil remains the line rider

[@matiasdelafuente3106]

I've been waiting for this moment :D

[@razzerraw1108]

I can’t even imagine all the hard work that went into this! How many days including all the procrastination did it take to get to the final version ???

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

I reckon about 25 hours? Hard to estimate though...

[@razzerraw1108]

Matthew Buckley now let me see how long it would take you to learn the piece !

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

@@razzerraw1108 Haha! I do play the piano but this is definitely way beyond me 🤣

[@razzerraw1108]

Matthew Buckley do a line rider for Chopin’s Minute Waltz! That would be a pain !!

[@jashepoon]

@@MatthewBuckleyLineRider only 25 hours? That's incredible

[@leirawhitehart1236]

You know, I never noticed the little guy blinks. This whole time. Plus he has orange lips...

[@aniruddhvasishta8334]

I thought that was his scarf

[@IEEMAZ_Convoluted_14.2.8.5]

It’s his scarf

[@bonkadonkers8642]

This is awesome! Im genuinely confused as to why it has so little views!

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

Thank you :-) I only just released it...

[@nodnarb3772]

Well the algorithm pushed it to me with this little views so I think it should explode soon. Or in 2022, whatever KZbin decides

[@Whatamood]

well actually no because this song hasnt got the biggest fanbase of the planet as far as i know

[@lifeontheledgerlines8394]

@@Whatamood In the classical world, Lizst for the most part is kind of a celebrity. It'll get out there

[@Whatamood]

@@lifeontheledgerlines8394 hopefully, if u explain it to ppl they would like his personality too

[@moneym0ney]

Absolutely brilliant. I was grinning like an idiot while watching this for much longer than I care to admit.

[@JustOnlyOnePiece]

I actually love Tom more than Jerry. Facts Tom, the most misunderstood creature.

[@MarlondaVeiga]

Rhapsody: Plays. Bugs Bunny: Hold my piano! Woody Woodpecker: Hold-me in piano! Tom cat: Hold my Jerry! This video: Hold the line!

[@heyadanny4497]

Marlon da Veiga LOVE ISNT ALWAYS ON TIME!

[@jeffreymartinez4386]

Donald and Daffy duck: *angry duck noises*

[@meztli]

Cantinflas: Hold my baton! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nnK9nKimZ755pMU 55:40 😄🤭

[@torIIgo]

​@@heyadanny4497Me- Woah woah woah!

[@carpr2013]

I just cannot hear this song without thinking about Tom and Jerry

[@LindaKey]

I can't hear this and not think of Bugs Bunny either! Phone rings inside the piano; Bugs answers it "What's up Doc?" "Who?" "Franz Lizst" "Never heard of him" "Wrong Number!"

[@57thorns]

Wow, just wow. The parts where you reuse the track (especially when looping 3 or 4 times) was impressive. There are a few places where it is obvious that there are specific pushes involved and not just gravity, but that does not deter from this masterpiece.

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

Thank you! Yes, I wanted to experiment with track re-use during a quieter passage, but it's very fiddly because any changes alter where you just came from.

[@imrekalman9044]

Those "specific pushes" are actually the ghost of Franz Liszt (Liszt Ferenc) pushing the little guy forward.

[@borisc6714]

I kind of feel bad for the little guy. He must be a glutton for punishment. One thing for sure, his back will be sore the next morning...

[@rickyanderson7949]

that's if he's alive to see another day.

[@notshanekid4889]

and his but hurt like mother f*ker just like my fingers when practicing this piece

[@AbcDef-st6et]

Is it weird that I'm always like *oh no he's gonna miss a note* even though I know it's perfectly synced to the music?

[@SuperPBrady]

I sincerely appreciate whoever is putting their time and energy into making these videos

[@Daenym]

Hungarian Rhapsody For when you're not quite feeling Bohemian

[@lost422011]

🤭

[@ludwig4029]

Daenym more like "bohemian rhapsody for when you're not quite feeling hungarian"

[@pilotrtc]

or Blue

[@MartinHatchuel]

9 minutes and 44 seconds of pure stress: WHAT IF HIS SCARF GETS CAUGHT ON A CORNER?

[@ismailshtewi8560]

this is EXCELLENT. probably my favourite one yet. this one was the most like a dance to the music that i've seen so far. bravo!

[@michelleregis6181]

i thought it was the best as well...

[@Loungemermaid]

Liszt being like: “I paid for the whole piano, I’m gonna use the whole piano” (Yes I did steal this joke, I still think it’s funny)

[@ianmorse9381]

And sometimes he'd use several pianos, just because he could.

[@cofedafoax5912]

Ian Morse admitting is the first step

[@phillippeng1368]

I appreciate the honesty.

[@MrHrulgin]

I really appreciate the multiple levels of motion you create; not just the lines themselves and occasional superscripts, but the way you get the rider's motion into the mix as well. Not just spinning, but the drop on one beat will be timed such that the next beat is with his bob upon landing. It's just so good.

[@rasmuswaagoe]

Somehow, this is probably the greatest art I've seen all year

[@LaLa19250]

La migliore versione pianistica che abbia mai sentito: equilibrata, veloce al punto giusto, romantica senza eccessi, virtuoso con gusto. Brendel ❤️

[@alexfrasca673]

So many parts of this perfectly illustrate the movement and mood of the music. well done

[@astroneural]

A few years ago, I was obsessed with Tom & Jerry, and on a family vacation, I brought a few DVD's and I watched the Cat Concerto, and as a pianist, I loved it, and as soon as I got WiFi I looked it up.

[@Resident_Stevil]

*phone rings* "Hello?" "...Who?" "...Franz Lizst?" "Never heard of him. Wrong number."

[@Indarow]

Just when we all thought the line rider craze was over, you come and do a full deconstruction and analyzation of classical piano pieces. AND IT’S AMAZING

[@emerald1031]

I’ve watched a lot of the Line Rider classical videos by different people but yours are always the most relaxing. I’m currently at the hospital for my mom and I’m watching to try to get some sleep. Thank you for posting these

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

Thank you :-) Best wishes to your mum.

[@ForeverFall]

5:05 sublime... I like to close my eyes during that silence, then open them when the first trill sounds. Like waking into a dream

[@AnnaKhomichkoPianist]

Yes was waiting for this one! ❤️ great work, probably takes a lot of time!

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

This was many hours... not sure how many.

[@katf9513]

Matthew Buckley Thank you for putting in the time to make these. They’re fantastically made, fun to watch and they introduce me to new classical music.

[@Clare2014]

I don’t think list is even much better than Matthew Buckley!😊😊😊

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

Haha, very kind Clare!

[@vlisdero]

I cant help listening to this and remembering Tom and Jerry playing the piano.

[@Go1US1Marines]

I don't subscribe to much on KZbin, but Matthew Buckley has hit a home run with this series. I think it's a great way to get kids to listen to classical as well as other well composed music, especially in these stressful times. "Thank you" just doesn't begin to express my gratitude.

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

What a lovely comment, thank you for that 😊.

[@datbirdie]

Bugs Bunny also did this piece... in the middle the phone rings, he answers and says "Franz Liszt? Eh.. never hoid of him."

[@EddieMillerStudios]

"Wrong numbah."

[@ГалинаЯгодзинская]

9 минут полного музыкального и эстетического релакса! Также можно использовать как учебное пособие для людей, которые далеки от классической музыки. Спасибо, все замечательно.

[@Joe-wt4rv]

this makes me renember the day i played "The End Is Nigh", good job on it

[@KegPatcha]

My friend. You are becoming a line rider master. I have tried this and I couldn’t make the rider go for a few lines without falling. You are a genius. Thanks for sharing your talent and your hard work.

[@serjordan13]

1:08 must have taken ages. Amazing video! Edit: And 2:20, and pretty much the entire video.

[@mrsmac1974]

Classical music will never be the same. In my head, I'll see your line rider traveling along with the music.

[@nadiaannthomas6552]

I hate it when i try to show this to my friends and they're just like "BOORINGG"

[@ElCanguroChileno]

I'm pleased that the man managed to stay on the sled the entire time. Kudos, I say! 👏 kudos! 👏 👏 👏

[@billiebuffalo]

Personally not really a fan of the “defying gravity” movements in this one but still really fun. Love these.

[@doctordashiell]

This a fantastic way to get children [and adults] to hear classical music while watching something that will hold their interest. In the very old days, the cartoons had classical music in them, which is how I developed a love for classical music. WELL DONE!

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

Thanks again for this comment, I have replied to it on my other video, but your point is still a great one :-)

[@TheFlyingFoodTester]

If you’re taking requests, I’d love to see a movement from one of Beethoven’s symphonies here

[@Arglin]

We're collaborating on one, it'll come soon! :)

[@mycroft16]

One of the great pieces. Longest line rider I've come across and not a minute of it was boring or wasted. Well done.

[@astro143_]

I think the score from Fantasia would be really good for a line rider, specifically thinking of sorcerer mickey

[@mikejulien2330]

I have no idea why these line rider videos exist but I am so happy they do. Masterpiece!

[@Kang_Wang]

0:27 ... when life goes fine ....and all of a sudden everything went down because of one little trip

[@MMW1531]

It sounds like high in the clouds with so much ease. The FUNtastic experiences are cool.➰➿

[@henryg.8762]

First line rider I've ever seen where the guy isn't seperated from his sled

[@Cynthiaharri1]

Matthew Buckley you are a genius! I absolutely love all of these, and it allows me to introduce my grandchildren to classical music without them even realising... Thank you.

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

Hi Cynthia - thanks so much, I'm really glad you like them 😊. Even better if young children are enjoying classical music through a fun medium! 😁

[@PBence-on9zu]

This is Hungary!😌❤

[@chaostang6445]

Great sync of his upper body! Ingenious!! Also fantastic ending.

[@rogelioVela1985]

I remember the moment when Daffy Duck and Donald Duck had a piano duel lol

[@SuperHansburger93]

Aside from the great sled track, this is one of the best interpretations of this piece I've ever heard :) Thank you for bringing it to my knowledge!

[@mizulougaming9604]

*Let's be honest. You read the comments*

[@MrDynamite110]

Few are the videos that pair line rider put to music and incredibly complex line rider techniques. I salute you, good sir. I wouldn't be able to make half this track even if I tried.

[@aprilmartini]

HOLY MOLEY! HE SURVIVED!!!

[@supersophisticated9943]

7:00 - when someone bursts down the fucking door and you know what's boutta happen

[@sethcarlow8363]

Who framed Roger Rabbit and Loony tunes and Tom and Jerry cartoons. Time to brake the 4th wall and cue the Merrily we roll along music or the Merry go round broke it down music Tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha tha that's all Folks,Muggles,Earthlings,Martians,KZbin (Bay-woop!) iris out fade out to black cut and print and that's wrap!

[@Kaizeron]

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[@sethcarlow8363]

@@Kaizeron ?

[@Kaizeron]

@@sethcarlow8363 your comment makes no sense to me.

[@sethcarlow8363]

@@Kaizeron when i put a comment on KZbin i end like a Warner Brothers cartoon but if it's Disney i would end it like Mickey Mouse would end it.

[@DalidaBorghi]

GRACIAS. 💓 Ver esto me llenó de mucha emoción. Es una de mis piezas favoritas. Excelente trabajo, simplemente hermoso 💓💓

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

I want the opinion of DoodleChaos on this ! Amazing job for sure !

[@fprintf]

That's who I was thinking of when watching this and wondering "why am I not subscribed and with the bell notification icon checked? I watch them all". Well I have to subscribe to this one too now! Thanks KZbin for the recommendation!

[@vacciniumaugustifolium1420]

@@fprintf same !

[@dominusalicorn3684]

DoodleChaos already did Hungarian Rhapsody with the piano guys: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o4vHYnqph62JqtU

[@hazelfeather6762]

im here before this blows up then, this brought back so many memories while trying to learn this and i laughed so hard because the lines are accurate and it gets so chaotic

[@shsuknow]

I've always thought Bach's Toccata and Fugue would be a cool line rider piece.

[@magicloaf8378]

Magnificent! Eye candy! And an amazing piece as well!

[@zitakiszner4351]

I am just the typical Hungarian. I see the word 'Hungarian', I click. Amúgy vannak itt magyarok?🇭🇺 (Btw Is there any Hungarians?🇭🇺)

[@docgeo6314]

Igen!

[@goedelite]

Wonderful! OK, Matthew Buckley, I shall! The Schostakovitch 2nd Waltz is one of my musical favorites. There are many waltzes written for the full orchestra. This one is universal and yet very Russian. My spirit rides with it as do your bicycles. When I watch them, I feel, "Yes, this is how the music conducts, carries, me!" Your imagery is a two dimensional, abstract dance. Uplifting and lovely! Thanks!

[@MatthewBuckleyLineRider]

Thank you! I have done Waltz 2, that was my most recent track, so check it out if you haven't already 😊

[@valynambrose]

3:36 is it bad that i haven’t noticed the huge crescendo’s??? 😂😂

[@spaghettisauce6324]

Decrescendos you mean?

[@valynambrose]

Spaghetti Sauce yeah. i wasn’t exactly sure if there were only decrescendos since i’m not to familiar with piece in particular specifically the exact score but thanks for the correction

[@thenaughtychristmaself5261]

It could also be called a diminuendo. Edit: You don’t have to be familiar with this specific piece to know a bit of music theory.

[@valynambrose]

The Naughty Christmas Elf right. i wasn’t sure how to explain it and this was the best i could come up with because my english isn’t as good as it could be since as most people know if you don’t exercise or use that language you tend to get rusty which happened to me and i had trouble explaining myself. Sorry 😅😂

[@pauljames9738]

No problem.... Your English is one helluva lot better than my Korean.

[@Slackbot]

Ah yes, I know this piece well! Both from old cartoons and because my parents were symphonic musicians. Well done! I enjoyed it, and I'm happy that the little guy made it to the end in one piece!

[@aprilmartini]

Please do one using Saint-Saëns’ Finale from Carnival of the Animals!

[@aoe9857]

A Fantasia 2000 reference would ne welcome too!

[@ibtissam5376]

I can't get enough of the rider hitting all the lines! Lovely

[@sydosys]

5:52 19th century beat drop

[@Adambenhmida0000]

Thank you! I have a bad attention span and wanted the drop lmao

[@curtisweller4138]

Incredible! The time this must have taken, the timing, the number of lines, the special animation are all absolutely astounding! Bravo for this outstanding accomplishment!

[@anibalaranguiz6601]

Classical musician: a masterpiece of classical music Me: Tom the cat playing the piano 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@roboftherock]

A super piece of animation and a superb depiction of this enormously popular piece of classical piano music.

[@watercat1302]

All I see is Tom and Jerry duking it out on the piano 🤣

[@ProcraftinatorSharon]

I loved this - the way you went back through some sections over and over, and the very end were perfect!

[@greisonthefloor9604]

I'm just wondering how does the entire ride looks like, i can't imagine all those lines together, it must be amazing :0

[@gamkal7231]

Beautiful music, beautifully interpreyed, both by the musicians and you. Bravissimo!

[@newkarsoplaya287]

Classic Tom and Jerry episode!

[@dabeamer42]

Little guy gets a lot of air time in this episode. At the end, I sat and applauded. I don't think I've ever done that for a utoob video.

[@tapedeck8267]

Liszt: *makes Hungarian Rhapsody* Freddie Mercury: Im about to end this mans whole career

[@hellfire66683]

That should really be reversed since Hungarian Rhapsody came out WAY before Bohemian Rhapsody was even thought up.

[@tapedeck8267]

@@hellfire66683 no, its in correct order. For the joke to work, Liszt would be put first, otherwise it would be out of order

[@Arglin]

Speaking of which, I made one in sync to Bohemian Rhapsody that took off a while back, so you're not wrong. XD (P.S. You can't forget about Rhapsody in Blue, mah dude, lol.)

[@tapedeck8267]

@@Arglin I saw that one, that was really cool. You synced it well :)

[@Willow76ny]

This is my favorite piece of classical music. I was smiling from start to finish on this. Bravo! Excellent job! ❤️😍❤️❤️

[@nikolatesla8467]

Who remember Bugs Bunny in the piano??? 😍😍🐰🎹🎵🎵🎶🎵

[@benjaminsidoti7076]

This is just absolutely stunning. Keep making awesome content!

[@rohithkumarsp]

Can you once show what it looks like zoomed out?

[@Wkkbooks]

lol

[@karenconyers3121]

this just made my day! I hadn't seen these before. So glad I was introduced to them. Thank you for sharing your craft!

[@mr2octavio]

What kind of doodle Chaos is this

[@Vulcanfaux]

After hearing it so many times on tom and jerry, I expect certain parts to be longer, and didnt even know the overall song is longer than the episode. Same for the sections that was played in looney tunes.

[@MrLemonGrahb]

Liszt: *breaks known laws of music* Line Rider: *has a game phisics engine* Matthew: "hold my beer"

[@cindyhamouche798]

It is incredible how when you know the piece and start wondering what will come later but you're always surprised 🤩

[@andrewbaran9745]

At 5:15 it starts the Animaniacs song “Wakko’s Wish”

[@sofiecruz1247]

This is genuinely one of the best youtube videos I've ever seen x

[@DaBombGD]

I don’t understand this game’s physics 😂

[@Damsel_In_Distress_528]

I want to hug you for the amount of time you put into this. Perfect choice of peice.

[@cshairydude]

Sees this video pop up in recommended: Do I know this piece? Listens: Oh right, it's basis of "Lobachevsky" by Tom Lehrer.

[@ihaveliterallynoname]

Peter Berry no, it’s called Hungarian Rhapsody No.2- composed by Franz Lizst

[@CrumbThief]

@@ihaveliterallynoname He means part of this piece is used in Lobachevsky

[@andrew_ray]

...and then I write by morning, night, and afternoon, and pretty soon my name in Dnepropetrovsk is cursed when he finds out I published first!

[@clivegoodman16]

He quotes a small part of the Hungarian Rhapsody and only for a small part of his song.

[@jake_from_statefarm7209]

Can I just say that I LOVED the helix at the very beginning!

[@franzliszt5087]

You came for 6:11

[@melissak118]

What an effing masterpiece. And he didn't even lose the sled!