When the Saints Go Marching In - in 10 styles

[@FarCritical]

Chopin part: "When the Saints Don't Come Back"

[@vivalibertasergovivitelibe4111]

Made my day

[@ronaldnashiiimusic]

Lol😂

[@vladimirmest7229]

HAHAHAAH!

[@VinaTropica黄慧娜]

So sad :'(

[@roku401]

The Chopin was my favourite bit of it!!!

[@OldSilkRoad]

The Chinese characters for Boogie Woogie, Gospel and Bebop look almost exactly like English. Good to know.

[@EZ-pt5gd]

Hahahahahaha good one I guess there's just no adequate translation for them

[@afdd2-1.66]

哈哈哈哈😂

[@gulshannaseem786]

布吉伍吉

[@eugenetswong]

I don't know why this is so surprising to some people. I mean...when they migrated across the land bridge, they must have brought their version of English with them...before settling into what we know as China... :p :D

[@eugenetswong]

@@slavish_superiority i think that everybody in this discussion is joking.

[@allieraduege1077]

So that these are clickable on mobile: 00:00 Theme 00:39 Boogie Woogie 01:38 Mozart 02:27 Stride Piano 03:49 Chopin 05:08 Latin Jazz 06:18 Liszt 07:41 Gospel 08:59 Debussy 10:40 Bebop 12:02 Bach 12:38 Coda

[@bradfordklaus-peterermel6852]

Not all heros wear capes. But if you do wear capes that's pretty cool too

[@henryg.8762]

@@bradfordklaus-peterermel6852 Hehe

[@wcstrawberryfields8011]

Coda by far is better than Bach.

[@matthewrandell5055]

Oh the description was clickable on mobile for me. Maybe that's a more recent update, as I'm writing this I realise this comment is 3 years old 😂

[@TheStefan188]

Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2.

[@Ryroe]

The Chopin part is bone-chilling..!

[@Ryroe]

I have a question. Considering that other styles used in this video are variations of popular pieces of the respective componists (like Debussy's "Claire de Lune"), what piece was used for the Chopin part [if it was the case for that part as well]?

[@paulharman6662]

It's taken from the 1st movement of Chopin's 2nd Piano Concerto.

[@Ryroe]

Paul Harman Thank you.

[@0hhSly]

Ryroe he basically took the whole motif of chopin's 2nd concerto so it's not really that impressive for it to be "bone-chilling"

[@electromagneticlemon]

Phil G. isnt the beginning part from one of his preludes? the accompaniment sounds like it

[@siemens8456]

Aaaaah! .... finally the good side of youtube again 😌

[@siemens8456]

Ich hasse youtubedeutschland abgrundtief

[@mamacordella]

@@siemens8456 WARUM ??? Siemens = Global corporation.

[@projmasteryt2850]

Damn! That Liszt part is so... *Liszt*

[@LOLERXP]

Yeah, because three fourths of it are copied from the Hungarian Rhapsody.

[@michaelmiller1215]

ProjMaster YT I know!

[@demirzengin_]

Liszty*

[@ywe3]

@@michaelmiller1215 which one theres 16 of them...

[@Martinkg05]

Thomas Dority 19* and the second

[@gavineckler4545]

Obviously this is jazz pianist vs classically trained

[@GrahameGould]

not vs. and. and both are AWESOME!! Loved the Liszt.

[@elle-iza]

Grahame Gould Yes to both!

[@saalarahmad1471]

nah bro, liszt was kind of a jerk by his personality. I dunno, das my opinion.

[@elievaldenaire]

Why "vs" , just good music , no way to compare , everything is not all about competition even if its more psychologicaly comfortable that way

[@elievaldenaire]

Don't care about who liszt is , he is still a musical genius. Celine is an awesome writter but antisemitic. Doesn't matter who the person is because that's his art you are dealing with

[@cubethesquid3919]

I think it's funny that they have a section for gospel, when it was gospel in the first place

[@andreyutiamco9201]

Cube the Squid same lmao

[@ricepatch]

Peep that Weilong GTS

[@cubethesquid3919]

GASP A FELLOW CUBER

[@cedrickporcena15]

I think its funny cause its not really how gospel musicians play anymore xD

[@cablecar10]

**gospel intensifies**

[@sargeantpepper]

Definitely one of the best videos i've ever seen

[@meiriongriffiths7208]

Me too

[@yonathanarias1843]

ME TOO, Bach version is funny, but it is impossible to do anything in that category (Bach), although it was great!

[@prestonm3634]

If you think that's good... you should watch thiskzbin.info/www/bejne/moLaZapvjMyLmbM

[@antonietafragoso4050]

watch Rick Astley???

[@hakade5846]

Chopin version - absolutely perfect ! :):)

[@damianomazzarini6464]

Concerto n. 1 in E minor ;)

[@humphryshan9494]

@@damianomazzarini6464 and concerto 2 in f minor ;)

[@MrShmazoo]

Haha he basically just played Clair de lune for Debussy but added in the riff once. Awesome!

[@emilynorman-murphy8398]

MrShmazoo eh, but it's not Saints tho

[@rosiefay7283]

He did much the same for Chopin and Liszt.

[@Atlas65]

@@rosiefay7283 Yeah, that wasn't really original. Mainly the Liszt rendition Yeah and even, Debussy too. Apparently they don't know what it means to play a song in a style of a composer. That doesn't mean that you play a song written by the composer and just smear a another melody on top of it ... well, all the same, despite my criticism on these elements. It was very enjoyable. Especially Motzart. I am pretty sure at least that one was original by them.

[@TheQuantixXx]

mozart also felt like turkish march slightly adapted

[@Deepak-nb8zc]

@@TheQuantixXx It was Piano Concerto No. 21, 1st movement.

[@eLen0uaxXx]

Debussy!!! OMG !

[@radugames7209]

Right when i read your comment Tal played Debussy ;)

[@BixenteFabregas]

Debussy, a few bars lifted from Clair de Lune but with skill

[@vglalves]

Zhorellas I don't think many will get the reference hahahahaha

[@maxbehymer8535]

Zhorellas bahaha

[@matthew-m]

Debussy one was totally lame, if you've ever played Clair de Lune he legit ripped the entire song and when he didn't, the left hand was still playing the C#G#F melody

[@erick-gd7wo]

Those improvisation are so acurate... the twonpiaists are genius. All of them are on point

[@myless.3013]

They forgot beethoven. Start of with nothing but the melody line very slow and sweet, then add a harmony. Go then add anothee somg all together. Make everything diminished as you run up and down the piano fingers ,and strings on fire, then for the final you have an emotional break down and kick the piano and watch as it dies In a blackhole of musical beauty spewing out sheet music and tears.

[@fluffyfluffykatz]

That escalated quickly...

[@Tletna]

@Bazza Cuda haha

[@sethmadson6592]

Dick hard as a rock for Myles's man Beat-Oven

[@YozhikvTumane]

They also missed Rachmaninoff and Miles Davis' versions

[@ezra6094]

Of course Liszt would make it needlessly complicated.

[@michaelmiller1215]

Ezra Bernstein Exactly!

[@khangma938]

@@j.albert2311 it's actually directly from hungarian rhapsody no 2

[@gouldhatedbachschromaticfa7494]

Mozart Fantasy for organ in F minor K608, far more contrapuntally complicated than anything Liszt wrote

[@elsaesteves]

LoooooooooooooooooooL 😅😅😅

[@ulysseciampo6449]

Like his name

[@NeomiNemeth]

I'm blown away by the creativity of these people...it was the best piano show I've seen. As a violin -person, I have to say that all styles were dead on accurate and instantly recognizable even without the subtitles.. I have a whole new respect for the piano 🙏

[@אלכסאברבוך-ו2ק]

Debussy playing was brilliant!!!!

[@theavodkado]

הי

[@jaxonbye]

The Avodkado שלום

[@theavodkado]

jaxon bye :))):)

[@alexeljosh5849]

It was clair de lune with some of the original theme sprinkled on top

[@celestialbunny6935]

Alex El Josh that's debussy tbh

[@nickgonzalezbrown2503]

George Bluth, Sr. tearing it up on piano

[@annahamilton4568]

Oh my god. Doppleganger found.

[@ryanwiseman9141]

Nicholas G. Brown, Bravo good sir! You just kicked my ass

[@whichri79]

I was thinking my contribution to the piano style exhibition could be a magic show, in the style of Mr. Rogers

[@stevehinnenkamp5625]

Done with precision, grace and elegance. These guys are tremendous. BRAVO!

[@GitaBrown]

Brilliant-I'm a music educator and will be using this video for my students, thanks!

[@MiguelHernandez-ck9ep]

Looks like they know how to play piano, amazing! !

[@BernadetteTeachesMusic]

Oh my goodness!!! The stark differences between the pieces and the styles are so rewarding to listen to! Thank you for sharing your talent with the world 🌎 🎶 ❤️

[@jetconway5995]

idk how they perfectly replicated the sounds of these great artists into a song like when the saints go marching in, BUT THEY DID AND ITS AWESOME

[@edwardmarko4959]

This some of the finest piano playing I have ever heard. Even if you don't like the format or arrangement...they are definitely tickling those ivories !

[@jeanneratterman4174]

My husband would have loved this! At the age of 12 he played it on the piano at his relatives funeral home, who quickly shut him down. But really, what a great send off, right?! 😁👍💕

[@jeanneratterman4174]

He played Chopin too, his favorite composer. Really good. 🥰❤️

[@priyashekinah]

How did you meet your husband?

[@gardenjoy5223]

Right!

[@SkipRogersJr]

I weep tears that a video as great as this does not have at least a million views... :(

[@thaksakornlertboonsupa2017]

that's definitely mozart hahahahahaha

[@alexandralapernice1030]

Thaksakorn Lertboonsupa more Haydn😜

[@jjtomecek1623]

Thaksakorn Lertboonsupa I was thinking the same thing

[@darthsirious6606]

The beginning was realy similar to Piano Concerto nr 21

[@babai08_]

@@darthsirious6606 that's because it was, in c major as well

[@ALLforLOVE13]

I always find it really hard to explain my love of music. This is it.

[@minjaesong419]

Liszt is spot on. Unusually difficult and frustrating but magical! 😂

[@praestant8]

Minjae Song It should be when its a direct quotation of a Hungarian rhapsody rather than the tune they are supposed to be stylizing.

[@joseherran7114]

Every day I become more and more surprised with my reccomendation list. This goes beyond amazing!

[@irish1209]

Bravo! I wish there were other videos like this. Chopin and Debussy...the stride and gospel...all of it, just so good. Thank you.

[@BLCdale]

The more I re-listen the more impressive it is. The Dubussy is my favorite, better than most pianists can play it (from the original sheets). This is, indeed, one of the more impressive KZbin offerings. Look forward to more like this from Tal and Eyran.

[@avkpol]

Amazing improvisations following by Mozart, Bach and Liszt !

[@typingreallyfast]

I want Debussy and Chopin on loop!

[@mrjakes2675]

Those impros were so ingeniously made I recocnized every style/ genre after the first few bars!

[@yoonlim5819]

I would have given this video a million thumbs up if I could... Bless you tube for suggesting me this video🙌🙌

[@MariusOberholster]

Beyond stunning!!!

[@geoffthedonkey2295]

That piano is fantastically in tune. One of the best tuned I've heard for a long time. Fantastic playing absolutely does it justice

[@ЭммаПрохоренкова-д1и]

Уже ночь , а я заслушалась . Такой талант! Больших творческих успехов !

[@kobaltimusprime4847]

Эмма Прохоренкова yassssss

[@mattkempf]

very very talented. Bravo. Thank you for putting this on KZbin.

[@SoundingBowls-4u]

I think this is simply brilliant. I had no idea the composer's moods could be brought out alongside so many known styles in this simple hymn. I too was touched by the Chopin.

[@mynameis09]

I love this sounds

[@mrbluenun]

I never knew there was so many notes on a Piano.

[@kedronmallia939]

mrbluenun there are so many different types of combinations.

[@Michahel]

Only 12 actually

[@CyrilNeko]

context matters

[@ghostbunk]

7,748 combinations of notes :)

[@RJrules64]

Way more than that lol! That's only for 2 notes at once. You can play more than 10 with 2 hands. And this is a duet, so around 24 notes at once is possible. 4.6x10^6 combinations of notes.

[@charlesdavis7087]

The Debussy almost made me fall out of bed. Great you guys. Thank you. What a way to start the day... with the Saint Come Marching in through the ages. More please. Thanks.

[@tomigoi]

My left ear loves this video.

[@v.dargain1678]

When the saints go marching in was the very first tune I learned to play on a b-flat clarinet . Watching this video brings back memories . Thanks .

[@Papershire]

Your performance is beautiful! You've inspired me to take up the piano again :) Thank you!

[@antanasv2642]

Keep coming back to rewatch.. Simply awesome, brings tears to my eyes every time

[@snaz388]

I love that nocturne-esk version from Chopin very niceee

[@barbarabuttigieg9862]

It is fantastc how they go from one version to another. Perfect!

[@YozhikvTumane]

Impossible to say which one is better than the other, I just love it all.

[@drgoo10]

Incredibly great. These makes me feel that I should have played much more often than I have. :(

[@BlackSpineRecords]

Paprikodlak don't worry, I play guitar and I keep practicing, but THIS! Is something you're born to do haha

[@gardenjoy5223]

Wonderful !!! Debussy is very nice during a dinner party! Bebop for the café/bar :) Also really enjoyed Liszt. And Coda for a party with friends.

[@classedharmonicacaudry9430]

LisZZZZZt !!

[@littlekreeper8918]

Chopin is like 20 billion times better

[@jarekwrzosek2048]

@LittleKreeper: Well, that's your opinion. Even though I am Polish I prefer Liszt's piano insanity than pretty boy Frederic's somber nocturnes, although i enjoy listening to both...

[@scintilical9442]

LittleKreeper Liszt was a show off he made his pieces incredibly difficult. Other pianists had the intention to show how well they could make music.

[@joelin3049]

Or they just envy Liszt.

[@MartyMusic777]

Joe Lin Nah, Liszt was a show-off. Chopin's music is in many instances just as difficult to play as Liszt (Ballads are a great example), but he was trying to make great music, not show off. Liszt eventually found a balance between difficulty and virtuosity, but it took him awhile.

[@thomasw.6705]

I love the way they blend Debussy's Clair de Lune with that song so smoothly that it sounds so beautiful... impressive... !

[@alexringb]

Just brilliant!

[@meipingni6029]

The Chopin is awesome. The first time I saw someone combined both two piano concertos in one pieces. Nice job!

[@vichmora]

Fantastic, one plays jazz and the other classical, nice combination, i enjoyed it lot. The jazzist if faboulous, the classical is more predictable, its more original version was its Bach's.

[@stuartpaul9995]

Clever witty entertainment. Bravo!

[@focker0000]

that's absolutely chopin! it's his piano concerto!

[@enzewang7371]

Listzzz!!!!!! Breathtaking

[@nikrusty]

WOW...Loved the renditions of it

[@sailboatbob3969]

WOW!!! They are pure talent , so wonderful to listen to

[@VietNguyen-xg7od]

mind-blowing!! You guys are really amazing!!!

[@bimbibenny]

Liszt and Gospel were definitely my favourites! Such a great performance by both Tal and Eryan!

[@gabrit1063]

Brilliant! You are great!!!

[@garysofko]

Absolutely wonderful. I've viewed this x 12 now and still can't get enuff

[@pablogaracenas]

¡Wow... Amazing improvisations over all following by Mozart

[@MinhChauChannel]

Once I listened to this song, the second time I listened to it I was already crazy in actions!

[@High-Tower12]

This was soooooooo great. I enjoyed every minute of this. Bravo

[@LoverOFhopeANDcompassion]

Mindboggling amazing gift truly unfathmoble how you do this thankyou for the miracle

[@ta_ke]

10styles time index: 0:44 Boogie Woogie 1:44 Mozart 2:33 Stride piano 3:53 Chopin 5:14 Latin Jazz 6:20 Liszt 7:44 Gospel 9:00 Debussy 10:41 Bebop 12:04 Bach

[@kpullowan]

...unbelievable!! Thanks!!

[@Tangerine__blue]

Debussy:0 amazingggg

[@irajayrosen4792]

Very clever, lots of fun! Thank you.

[@AA-en5tk]

Liszt

[@BernadetteTeachesMusic]

Agatha Luna it really builds up!

[@HenryArko]

These two guys are so great. Wow!

[@Nassoud60]

The Debussy was hilarious!

[@splashautumn9163]

Wow for latin jazz! So calming

[@Rachel_hikes_the_PCT]

I feel like music students should study this video haha

[@rmsvideos1335]

The Mozart was so spot on

[@bermradgaming2992]

Best video on KZbin! :D

[@radugames7209]

Just very very awesome!!!!!!!!!!

[@darumisi]

Liszt! Coool! :)

[@vincentkoster6291]

the liszt and gospel versions sound so happy and fun!

[@JaySuryavanshiMusic]

Where's John Cage?

[@yversorrod1529]

OMG!... This is sooo good, just had a BLAST watching/listening to it!!! :)

[@Vindsxtono]

Ragtime is missing

[@fryloc359]

See if Jonny May did it. He dos a lot of stuff in ragtime.

[@TheSteelDialga]

Stride and ragtime are extremely similar, so it's fine

[@ShevillMathers]

Fantastic-Greetings from Tasmania Australia 🎼👍😁🇦🇺🦘

[@jakegearhart]

The Debussy one is literally just Clair de Lune with some of the "When the Saints..." melody in it.

[@giovannioccleppo4522]

Fenomeni. Bravi, bravi, bravi e ancora bravi

[@cassif19]

3:50-3:52 OK that's Chopin. That's totally Chopin! He only played one note but I know it's Chopin. 4:01 I knew it!

[@ecollen]

Boy, these guys are something!

[@capemaxi]

Very creative; very enjoyable. Thanks for the treat.

[@notsure7404]

You can tell it's fake because his hands would've caught fire by 3:23.

[@bakert7000]

They are amazing.

[@thedolphin5428]

Chopin cracked me up! Liszt cracked me up! Debussy cracked me up! A Beethoven would have been good too, maybe á la the Moonlight or the 5th of the 9th!

[@jlinkels]

Wonderful and great skills to arrange a song so much in style of the great classical masters. At the same time, what masters of art they were to compose in a style so recognizable even hundreds of years after.

[@germanpianist]

a very great story men ! super and bravo ! by the way: the sound is excellent.

[@josevaladez]

Wonderful ! Thanks for sharing this marvelous performance !

[@SomeGuy_GRM]

14 minutes!? Dear god no! That song is dreadful. Well, let's see if they can spruce it up. *14 Minutes Later* What that's it!? I want more!