@@kachiko6874 It does get severely annoying though, which is a shame since i can’t stand to listen to good pieces anymore because i hear it too many times.
imagine you’re planning your wedding and your fiancé picks Canon in D somewhere in your ceremony and you don’t know about it til you walk down the aisle or see them walk down the aisle😭 Canon in Divorce
Exactly. And musicians should be able to differentiate being annoyed by the amount of times they've had to play them, from their musical quality. Too bad people can only see black and white.
I was hired for a wedding once, the bride asked if we could play this song on a loop throughout the entire wedding. So we said sure. She pulls it up on her phone and it's our worst nightmare Canon in D... So we ask "How long's the wedding?" She answer, nonchalantly. "Oh it ends at eight!" It was 6 in the morning. "Oh in the morning?" "No! At night!" And that is the story on how I played Canon in D for fourteen hours and only three breaks... P.S Yes, I was the cellist...
Clair de Lune was my gateway to classical music! It's the first song on my spotify Classical Music playlist that I started in middle school! Now I have over 42 hours of music on that playlist!
There are also two clairs de lune! There is a Faure one which I learned how to sing (I probably can't sing it anymore, my range dropped from sort of soprano to alto/contralto) and then there is the Debussy one, which is the more famous instrumental piece
10. Flight of the Bumblebee 9. Symphony No. 5 8. Hungarian Dance No. 5 7. Czardas 6. Cello Suite No. 1 - Prelude 5. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik 4. Fur Elise 3. The Blue Danube Waltz 2. Four Seasons 1. Canon in D
Imagine this: You are watching a movie, known only for its first 30 minutes. The movie is 2 hours long. Now, imagine every time you go to a friends house and you watch a movie with them, they only pay the first 30 mins, but you know there is more. Now, imagine this as a piano piece. That is Für Elise
A quick story Last year, I went in a music store with a friend. As we were looking at the instruments, we heard somoene starting to play "Für Elise" in the room next to where we were. After the first few notes, an employee near us said "oh please not again". I'll never forget the look in his eyes...
Lol as a beginner violist who bought a piano recently, just to show that my parents didnt wasted money, I had to learn Fur Elise in 2 days in front of my whole family.
I remember learning Fur Elise when I was a kid and then moving onto more fun and beautiful pieces. Then I went to highschool where there was an untuned piano in the front of the auditorium and whenever we would have a study hall, some kid would go up to it and play Fur Elise and everyone would act like it was the second coming of Christ or something. Funniest part was that they skipped over the parts that are more difficult later on in the song than just the beginning bit.
I first heard Canon in D probably 20 years ago, listening to the radio in the car, it was playing and I just sat in the parking lot listening to it. I was mesmerized...then slowly over time, I kept hearing it more and more, so when it came to #1 on your list I thought "Pachelebel's Canon" and sure enough.
It's only 8 notes. For the entire piece! 8 notes! The conductor hands that piece to us and we put the music away and just stare at them pleading for them to say no, that it was just a cruel joke! 8 notes!
Honestly i play trombone and was in a brass quartet and i was the "cellist' of the group and i can attest. It is the cannon in pts-D I you stop mentally thinking if you arent careful and during a practice once zoned so hard i kept playing even after the song ended xP
Samantha Collins wait if you are dan then why are you called Samantha Edit: i just realized that samantha was replying to dan by saying their name therefore this comment is dumb
(yes i know it's been 2.5 years but) I'd love to see a follow-up to this video where they go over this list again but present specific alternatives to each piece for people trying to learn more about classical music (like myself) "if you enjoy the Eine Kleine listen to this" type thing
I think there is a reason these pieces are played so often. They are just nice to listen to and easy to convey to a wide audience. There's one more piece you forgot, Toccata & Fugue in d - minor by J.S. Bach BWV 656
In Myanmar, fur elise is tune for a pancke street food franchise, called Cart- Bane - Mont. it means Myanmar Sweet Pancke. the franchise entrepreneur is genius. Like everyone is shouting "panckes for sale, so sweet", he hit you with a classic 🤣🤣🤣. Whenever I hear it, I always remember the happy memory of my mom buying us those delicious 🤤 pan cakes.
In my country (Turkey), most of the schools use Für Elise as the school bell. I can't count how many times I had to listen to that intro in my school life and probably this is one of the reasons why I hated playing the original piece during my piano lectures.
Violin: Bumblebee Piano: Für Elise Cello: Canon Organ: Toccata Flute: The fellowship of the ring Guitar: Stairway to heaven E-Bass: Under pressure Drums: We will rock you
My list would be: Beethoven's Ode to Joy, Ravel's Bolero, Orff's Carmina Burana, Strauss' Also sprach Zarathustra, Puccini's Nessun Dorma, Rossini's March of the Swiss Soldiers (William Tell Ouverture), Saint-Saëns' The Swan Offenbach's Can Can Bach's Air on G-String Schubert's Ave Maria
@@islanderblondi5210 Oh, come on... Those pieces have been played and sung to death in movies, tv-shows, documentaries, talent shows, youtube-videos, circuses, street performances, rock concerts etc etc..
@@leung9401 maybe I'm not familiar enough with that, to be honest I don't watch movies or youtube videos or anything very often. But the only thing I've heard a lot is Oh Fortuna, not the rest of Carmina Burana. But with the other pieces on your list I totally agree 😅
@@islanderblondi5210 Oh, now I see what you mean.. Yes, agreed. Only "oh, fortuna" is played to death, but not the other pieces from "carmina burana"... yes, totally agreed. I thought you meant the rest of the pieces on my list.
I had never ever heard of Czardas before this video. I sort of recognize the melody, but I don't think I've heard it enough times to think it's overplayed. My list would include Chopin's Fantasie Impromptu, Mozart's Alla Turca, Bach's Minuet in G, and the finale from Beethoven's 9th.
The Czardas may be overplayed in the English-speaking world, but not in Central Europe. Though I'd consider Pachelbel's Canon in D overplayed in popular culture and the media, it's not regularly played at weddings here.
@@fruzsimih7214 I'm from the United States. I'd be willing to bet over 95% of people here have never heard of Czardas, 70-80% would be unfamiliar with the melody. Those who do know of Czardas are probably music students.
At least I find Czardas also taken seriously in concerts etc, so it's not as bad. I find a goods deal of Mozart overplayed, tbh. As a former student clarinettist, the Clarinet Concerto is overasked as an audition piece. Mozart's Eine Kleine and Turkish March are even more overplayed. And then there is his G minor Symphony No 40's first movement. I think Chopin's Nocturne in Eb Major more overplayed, though. His Fantasie Impromptu I only knew about thanks to Roman Polanski's movie The Pianist.
I’ve learned three of the Four Seasons, Spring, Autumn, and Winter. I’m just starting Summer, and I actually like the first movement better than the third movement. But, my favourite season is probably Autumn and its third movement.
I agree with Canon. My husband and I have played it at SO MANY WEDDINGS! As a wind player I also hate Pomp and Circumstance. It’s right in the range on the clarinet where it’s more commonly out of tune in comparison to the rest of the instrument, so by the time you’ve played it a couple of dozen times during a graduation ceremony, your mouth is so sore from the minor adjustments. Ugh!
I thought Mozart's Requiem in D would be on your list. It seems like I've heard bits of it played in many movies & shows. I love Requiem so much, I used to listen to it over & over, I had all the Latin memorized at one point, but I'm rusty now. It's one of the most hauntingly beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard.
As an opera singer, my addition to this list is the queen of the night aria from the magic flute. Its hilarious when commercials use it as a calming song but its actually a lady telling her daughter to murder her own father 😂
Sarastro is not the father. The father died and gave all his magic to a good wizard who was Sarastro. So the queen gives the knife to Pamina (her daughter) to kill Sarastro
As a dancer, this list is so accurate. I was literally in an hour long contemporary piece for four seasons, half of it was just us pretending to eat apples 😀
In India, you will get it as a reverse gear tune from cars. And i still have no idea what instrument they used, cause it sounds like a horse being strangled.
My family is Taiwanese, I visited Taiwan for 2 full weeks and experienced for myself every night, EVERY NIGHT, either für elise or the maiden's prayer, and the way the garbage trucks played it is so unpleasantly grating omg lol! Love Taiwan
OH MY FUCKING GOD SO TRUE I WAS ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR THIS VERY PIECE IN THE COMMENTS LIKE PEOPLE SAY "OH! I CAN PLAY PIANO :DDDD" FUCKING PLAYS RIVER FLOWS IN YOU EVERY. TIME. forgive me for piano abuse but I just want to rip the keys off and shove them in my ears this is how much I hate the piece or actually better yet no piano abuse chop the persons hands off and shove those in my ears instead ;;;
I've been really wanting to perform Die Erlkonig at some point. Hopefully in college. I also wish that Danse Macabre was played more often. Same idea with the recognizable melody but it is less infamous for being stereotyped and has complexity that would get a lot more people interested in classical music
I love Danse Macabre and I have a relatively short attention span when it comes to classical music recordings, so that’s definitely a testament to its quality and… epicness, I guess?
As a European, this is our fucking anthem as a Continent... too much... Though as I live in the UK and moreso am involved in rememberance marches, Marching band music to me is overplayed lol
there was this one guy who went to my cultural school (he turned 18 and moved to amsterdam) who played the tuba. like 4-5 years ago he played czardas. on a tuba. and it was awesome, and also my first exposure to the piece. because of this i always think it sounds kind of wonky when i hear it played on the violin. its SO much more impressive on the tuba because of how much more difficult it is to play fast. i really miss that guy
1:55 actually Beethoven 5 is one of the pieces I listen to the most because of these two simple reasons 1. It’s epic and easy to listen, a great symphony tbh 2. It’s loud enough so I can hear it clearly while showering and it’s 1st movement has more or less the same amount of time I take in the shower Probably my Nº1 shower piece
That's the big problem with most other classical music, sadly. The quietness and the lack of sound is one of classical music's draws, but also the problem when you can't hear anything.
@@HenryMidfields ? In my opinion, most music isn’t loud enough to hear in the shower, not just classical And if you really search into the non super mainstream pieces, you’ll actually find a lot of loud pieces by composers such as shostakovich, mahler, some of beethoven’s least famous piano sonatas and many others
@@sla7889 Most popular music (maybe with the exception of jazz) can either be cranked up to a reasonable volume on a (waterproof) radio or speaker, because there's not much variety in the dynamics (and you don't end up having super-loud sections that make your ears bleed), is what I'm getting at.
@@HenryMidfields I get what you’re saying In my opinion that’s a good thing, even though maybe it gets less appealing to the great public because of this
@@sla7889 Admittedly I haven't elabourated as much as I should. Don't get me wrong, I very much prefer the variety of dynamics that classical music has. It's more that the same thing makes them more tricky to listen to via a speaker. Almost all of my computer speakers can't pick up anything softer than a piano (as in the dynamics opposed to forte) - especially for low strings like cellos or contrabass playing in the lower octaves. I have to massively crank the speakers up, which then either causes distortion in my speakers or makes the fortissimo tutti section later in the same piece too loud. To this day, only a Bose speaker that I recently bought can give the sound depth and clarity similar to hearing the same music live in a concert hall without any of the extra trouble adjusting the volume.
Thank you guys for your videos; these are always entertaining. As for Canon in D, I used to serenade my fiancé with it every night we had spare time and now, it always reminds me of young love.
I was SURE Moonlight Sonata, Minuet in G, and/or Symphony #9 would be here. Meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow I wanna see movies, I wanna see Starz
@@daniarceo8456 4 years to play Elise??? it's my first year and I am already learning it, I told my teacher I couldnt make it but she said it was easy and now I am learning it sjsjskskjss
Aliyah Ahahahahahha Imagine you need to play it EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. and then after you play it all people will say "OMG YOU VERY GOOD". I play La Campanella the first part and people like "ok alright"
@@aliyahahahahahahha4380 It became mainstream and suddenly if you play it people will think that you have been playing the piano for like a billion years. It's like playing Canon in D with a cello
Fun Story! I (A pianist) actually never learned to play Fur Elise. My teacher has a burning hatred for this piece, and moonlight sonata, so in my 8(ish) years of playing, I've never had the Fur Elise/Moonlight Sonata sheet music in front of me lmao.
In China or Taiwan they have no problem using classical music for such basic things as trashtruck sounds, mall music or else. It's horribly effictive in destroying those pieces forever
In brazil it was the gas truck... remember hearing everyday after school. But it was one of my grandmother favorite song so i played a lot ,i still like this song
So true ^^ To me there are also: - 2nd waltz from the jazz suites by Shostakovich (as if he had never written anything else) - Jupiter from the planets by Holst (what about the other planets too?) - Wedding march by Mendelssohn Bartholdy ^^
Guilty, LOL. I had a socially distanced wedding last year and I requested the violinist to play Canon in D. Mind you, I have loved listening to classical music since I was young but there was just something so nostalgic about the piece that I still ended up requesting it (after a lot of serious contemplation). Zero regrets.
For Pianists: Für Elise Mozart sonata in c Clair de Lune (I'm sorry Debussy D:) FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE Bach Prelude c major Moonlight sonata 3rd Movement Fantasie Impromptu It's not a classical piece but RIVER FLOWS IN YOU, everywhere "Can you play river flows in you?" 🤠🤠
I cannot believe that Pomp and circumstance wasn't on this list. LItterally the only song that my sister played for Highschool senior graduation last year (she was junior) was pomp and circumstance. she played it maybe like 5 times.
I was practicing flute at the same time as watching this video and didn't hear the symphony at first so I watched the ad thinking it was an actual ad 😐
The number of people who use moonlight sonata as a comparison for difficulty of ANY piano piece in a youtube video is ridiculous. I guarantee no one in the comment sections of those piano videos can play it, but it's all the rage.
I was so surprised to hear that this is such a common wedding music. Like do people just generally have a string quartet at their wedding? I'd expect to hear organ music at a wedding, like the Mendelssohn wedding march immediately comes to mind (even though that piece might be more of a cliché due to movies and such)
Yeah in my area the Mendelssohn is way more popular, I think. Hadn't even heard of Canon as a wedding piece before getting into twoset. But I guess it's big in the UK and US then
A piece that is incredibly easy but idk why I love it so much (especially playing it in an orchestra) is "surprise" symphony 2nd movement by Haydn Another super simple one is Radetzky March by Strauss But my favorite is by far capriccio italien by Tchaikovsky, I really love both listening to it and playing it. (These all are pieces I have played and I quit violin a couple years ago so I was very little when I played them (about 12 or 13) so they're not that hard (capriccio italien is by far the hardest one). There's also a lot of memories involved so I like a lot of very simple pieces because of the memories associated) But anyways... Go listen to capriccio italien, it's amazing
Radetzky-Marsch is heavily overplayed here in Austria. I mean, it's always the last encore at the New Year's Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, with the tourists clapping along the way....
It should be called 'I am too lazy to have an attention span long enough to spend time actually listening to classical music so I'll pretend to be edgy by listening to this playlist and tell all the musicians it's just not my personal preference when in actuality it's just my chronic ignorance' playlist.
Lol i've been a violinist for 13 years and I listen to it regularly... It's like a guilty pleasure. Probably because of the nostalgia from playing all those pieces as a kid. Great for getting your friends into classical music tho.
@@sebastian-benedictflore Personally I believe that if you can't read all of shakespeare's works backwards from memory you are lazy and have a short attention span.
@@accomplisheddiplomat4091 Personally, I believe that if you can't listen to a piece that lasts 10 minutes, you're lazy and have a short attention span.
In the Philippines, Fur Elise was also used as the tune of the garbage trucks. It even contained the lyrics "Itapon - tapon - tapon - tapon niyo, basura niyo, basura niyo". Which literally translates to "Throw out your garbage". T.T
I played that song for a wedding two weeks ago 🙄 The bride came up to me like “omg, thank you so much! I almost cried” and I was just thinking to myself... I cry on the inside... but not from joy 🙄🙄😂 (flautist)
I'm so glad you guys finally feel secure enough to say publicly you're getting married! But I have no idea how Hungarian rhapsody no 2 by Liszt is not on your Liszt.
It's actually such a pretty piece to listen to. But so hopelessly overplayed that I can't stand it anymore. My poor violin teacher when I said I wanted to learn it. Biggest eyeroll I've ever seen or will ever see. And: „can't we do gigue instead?“
It's a lot like Singing a dang same 'Raag' what we call it as, you can say a 'Song' actually. That same one always to impress, wanna kill myself hearing it
I can't 100% agree because u did not include the following - The nutcracker - tchaikovsky - Moonlight sonata - beethoven - Toccata and fugue in d minor - bach - Lullaby(famous cradle music) - brahms - Twinkle² little star - mozart - Can can - offenbach
As a non musician I listen already to a lot Einaudi he gives me so much peace even with the faster songs! I definitely recommend it. I actually want to start playing an instrument after hearing all the other dope classical music
The annoying thing is almost everyone who plays Für Elise just plays the intro and not the full piece.
The center motive is the best part not the beginning theme
It's not a song.
@@hughanthony2001 true it's a piece
i can still hear the wailing of the middle school piano as person after person, time after time, plays the DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOO DOOOOOOO.
YES
Sorry Ling Ling Wannabes. Was an audio problem we realised in you triangle you lose. will reupload it tomorrow!
cool cool
Thank you
nice
So thats why is was deleted.
Okay, thanks.
It's a shame that canon in D is so overplayed. Personally I think it is a very nice piece.
Some cellists might disagree with me.
Its a nice piece thats why its overplayed.
Over played doesn't mean its a bad piece
@@kachiko6874 It does get severely annoying though, which is a shame since i can’t stand to listen to good pieces anymore because i hear it too many times.
as a brass player i actually like playing canon in d for fun just not listening to it
Its cause you get to play 8 notes only in the whole piece. I fell asleep playing that piece
imagine you’re planning your wedding and your fiancé picks Canon in D somewhere in your ceremony and you don’t know about it til you walk down the aisle or see them walk down the aisle😭 Canon in Divorce
Yeah I'm divorcing right away
LMAO CANON IN DIVORCE 💀💀
AHAHAHA 💀 I'M DYING but wait... Canon in Dying
CANON IN DIVORCE 🤣🤣
Conclusion: these pieces are overplayed so much that people forget how much of a masterpiece they are
Agreed
Exactly. And musicians should be able to differentiate being annoyed by the amount of times they've had to play them, from their musical quality. Too bad people can only see black and white.
Sony XA1 yup
It's sad, really
Yep. Like tik tok :)
I was hired for a wedding once, the bride asked if we could play this song on a loop throughout the entire wedding.
So we said sure. She pulls it up on her phone and it's our worst nightmare Canon in D...
So we ask
"How long's the wedding?"
She answer, nonchalantly.
"Oh it ends at eight!"
It was 6 in the morning.
"Oh in the morning?"
"No! At night!"
And that is the story on how I played Canon in D for fourteen hours and only three breaks...
P.S Yes, I was the cellist...
Sophia Carrera wild
oh my god 😂😂 poor you
lol the joke is you accepted.
I'm going to be learning the cello and HOLY SHIT THIS SOUNDS LIKE A NIGHTMARE
I pity you
Clair de Lune was my gateway to classical music! It's the first song on my spotify Classical Music playlist that I started in middle school! Now I have over 42 hours of music on that playlist!
There are also two clairs de lune! There is a Faure one which I learned how to sing (I probably can't sing it anymore, my range dropped from sort of soprano to alto/contralto) and then there is the Debussy one, which is the more famous instrumental piece
For me it was Danse Macabre by Saint-Saens!
It was mine too. You know what, I can't say it's overplayed when I love it so much and can listen to it forever.
@@infamoussphere7228 faure's amazing, apres un reve is my favourite tune ever
@@LRS905 bro why did you take that so personally, it's like you want to be the 'all knower' of a genre and now you're just gatekeeping. Don't do that
10. Flight of the Bumblebee
9. Symphony No. 5
8. Hungarian Dance No. 5
7. Czardas
6. Cello Suite No. 1 - Prelude
5. Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
4. Fur Elise
3. The Blue Danube Waltz
2. Four Seasons
1. Canon in D
replace hungarian dance #5 with william tell overture, switch four seasons and eine kleine, and switch bumblebee and czardas, and the list is perfect
I honestly think Eine Kleine Nachtmusik would be nice to play at a wedding
@@AlisonsgachaverseSame, my parents played it at their wedding and back in 2007 it wasn't as overdone as it is now
Pretty surprising that moonlight 3rd isnt on the list, its pretty well known
Imagine this:
You are watching a movie, known only for its first 30 minutes. The movie is 2 hours long. Now, imagine every time you go to a friends house and you watch a movie with them, they only pay the first 30 mins, but you know there is more.
Now, imagine this as a piano piece.
That is Für Elise
This is amazingly accurate
DelfinoSquare Track Eeh, the piece is whatever, not worth listening to more than once
@Lunar_ Husky basically it means theyre playing an incomplete version of fur elise
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better than Beethoven's fifth symphony, which might as well be 8 notes long.
A quick story
Last year, I went in a music store with a friend. As we were looking at the instruments, we heard somoene starting to play "Für Elise" in the room next to where we were. After the first few notes, an employee near us said "oh please not again". I'll never forget the look in his eyes...
Lmao the most annoying part is people keep playing only the beginning part.. i had nightmares with it
Minh Ngoc Nguyen I cant STAND the beginning part anymore.
😂😂😂😂😂 💀💀💀💀 my son was playing flight of the bumblebee and star wars... Omg it is looped and by itself sounds awful. 🤦🏻♀️
It's the equivalent of going into a guitar store and play stairway to heaven. Some stores legitimately have signs that say ''No stairway!''.
A.J. K Stairway denied!?
Lol as a beginner violist who bought a piano recently, just to show that my parents didnt wasted money, I had to learn Fur Elise in 2 days in front of my whole family.
LMAOOOO HELP
😂😂😂😭
How did it go? Lmao
I remember learning Fur Elise when I was a kid and then moving onto more fun and beautiful pieces. Then I went to highschool where there was an untuned piano in the front of the auditorium and whenever we would have a study hall, some kid would go up to it and play Fur Elise and everyone would act like it was the second coming of Christ or something. Funniest part was that they skipped over the parts that are more difficult later on in the song than just the beginning bit.
played a bit of rachmaninoff in middle school piano
I'm a cellist.
Canon in D...
We don't talk about that one.
Ever.
Every time someone mentions canon in d, a cellist dies.
I’m surprised I’m not dead yet
Ian Chroniak I’m a cellist and my teacher made me work on Canon in D for THREE WEEKS. How I’m alive today idek
felt that
The piece that cellists must not name. Every second spent on it was pure torture
Im going to mention this to a cellist i know tomorrow. Ill tell you if she pulls a vanya hargreeves and slices me with her bow or not
you know is overplayed if you can recognize the piece without being a musician
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Speaking of Ravel, I'm surprised you didn't mention Bolero. I feel like I've heard that a million times in films/TV
I first heard Canon in D probably 20 years ago, listening to the radio in the car, it was playing and I just sat in the parking lot listening to it. I was mesmerized...then slowly over time, I kept hearing it more and more, so when it came to #1 on your list I thought "Pachelebel's Canon" and sure enough.
I imagine cellists call it "Canon in PTS-D"
It's only 8 notes. For the entire piece! 8 notes! The conductor hands that piece to us and we put the music away and just stare at them pleading for them to say no, that it was just a cruel joke!
8 notes!
Honestly i play trombone and was in a brass quartet and i was the "cellist' of the group and i can attest. It is the cannon in pts-D I you stop mentally thinking if you arent careful and during a practice once zoned so hard i kept playing even after the song ended xP
Yes, that is wat we call it. ACCURACY.
I will now, that's for sure 😂
I just saw a comment where someone who was a cellist had to play Canon in D for 14 hours at a wedding scroll up you’ll find it
My kindergarten teacher always played canon in d during nap time
…So now whenever I hear it I panic and pretend to be asleep
Hi, my name is [Dan] my preschool teacher did too I always used to get flashbacks when I heard that song😂
😂
Now that is some classical conditioning
Samantha Collins wait if you are dan then why are you called Samantha
Edit: i just realized that samantha was replying to dan by saying their name therefore this comment is dumb
CringeTV she was responding to me and thats my name
(yes i know it's been 2.5 years but) I'd love to see a follow-up to this video where they go over this list again but present specific alternatives to each piece for people trying to learn more about classical music (like myself) "if you enjoy the Eine Kleine listen to this" type thing
I think there is a reason these pieces are played so often. They are just nice to listen to and easy to convey to a wide audience. There's one more piece you forgot, Toccata & Fugue in d - minor by J.S. Bach BWV 656
that one is not rly overplayed tbh
I agree with you! I don’t mind hearing/listening to them. However, if musicians must play them, it can become tiresome, I can imagine.
*Any true musician will know Fur Elise is in this list*
No, this LIZST
Hero of Twilight lol that’s on the balls
I aint a, musician but i knew fur elise will be here 😂😂
i was like where is fur elise
Well then I guess everyone is a true musician now
You should do the 10 most underrated classical pieces!
Tiffany Chan So about 98% of classical music.
@@Regalecus_glesne oh nu plz nu nuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu
Transfigured night
YES
@tiffany chan - or the 10 favorite classical pieces of a randomly chosen subscriber, like a weekly music discovery or something
In Myanmar, fur elise is tune for a pancke street food franchise, called Cart- Bane - Mont. it means Myanmar Sweet Pancke. the franchise entrepreneur is genius. Like everyone is shouting "panckes for sale, so sweet", he hit you with a classic 🤣🤣🤣. Whenever I hear it, I always remember the happy memory of my mom buying us those delicious 🤤 pan cakes.
In my country (Turkey), most of the schools use Für Elise as the school bell. I can't count how many times I had to listen to that intro in my school life and probably this is one of the reasons why I hated playing the original piece during my piano lectures.
My school bell is flippin sugar plum fairy
Great to see another Turkish TwoSetter. I'm still traumatized by Für Elise because of it.
Violin: Bumblebee
Piano: Für Elise
Cello: Canon
Organ: Toccata
Flute: The fellowship of the ring
Guitar: Stairway to heaven
E-Bass: Under pressure
Drums: We will rock you
Hotel: Trivago
@@boyemanagbay4634 Exactly!
Yeaaah ! I vote fluute 😀
@@cyril.jmc.composer me too!!! and the fiddle of rohan as a bonus - all day every day 😀
@@hey_richard_this_is_tony What a nice bonus ! The Rohan's theme sounds so good on piano too, thanks to its wonderful chords 🎶
My band director literally says that the band charges twice as much if they are requested Canon in D
Gotta make up for all the mental damage done to the band members
@@Losshe Double ain't enough to pay for the therapy
How is Bach's Air not #1? It's the most famous hook of all music. So much so, rock stole it with a Whiter Shade of Pale.
Check out a you tube video "pachelbel rant" and see how popular it is deep down.
@J. K. chill bro, he just put the literally in the wrong place.
My list would be:
Beethoven's Ode to Joy,
Ravel's Bolero,
Orff's Carmina Burana,
Strauss' Also sprach Zarathustra,
Puccini's Nessun Dorma,
Rossini's March of the Swiss Soldiers (William Tell Ouverture),
Saint-Saëns' The Swan
Offenbach's Can Can
Bach's Air on G-String
Schubert's Ave Maria
But just "Oh Fortuna" from Carmina Burana. All the other pieces aren't played as often
@@islanderblondi5210 Oh, come on... Those pieces have been played and sung to death in movies, tv-shows, documentaries, talent shows, youtube-videos, circuses, street performances, rock concerts etc etc..
@@leung9401 maybe I'm not familiar enough with that, to be honest I don't watch movies or youtube videos or anything very often. But the only thing I've heard a lot is Oh Fortuna, not the rest of Carmina Burana. But with the other pieces on your list I totally agree 😅
@@islanderblondi5210 Oh, now I see what you mean.. Yes, agreed. Only "oh, fortuna" is played to death, but not the other pieces from "carmina burana"... yes, totally agreed. I thought you meant the rest of the pieces on my list.
I had never ever heard of Czardas before this video. I sort of recognize the melody, but I don't think I've heard it enough times to think it's overplayed. My list would include Chopin's Fantasie Impromptu, Mozart's Alla Turca, Bach's Minuet in G, and the finale from Beethoven's 9th.
The Czardas may be overplayed in the English-speaking world, but not in Central Europe. Though I'd consider Pachelbel's Canon in D overplayed in popular culture and the media, it's not regularly played at weddings here.
@@fruzsimih7214 I'm from the United States. I'd be willing to bet over 95% of people here have never heard of Czardas, 70-80% would be unfamiliar with the melody. Those who do know of Czardas are probably music students.
That’s the one that I wasn’t instantly familiar with.
At least I find Czardas also taken seriously in concerts etc, so it's not as bad. I find a goods deal of Mozart overplayed, tbh. As a former student clarinettist, the Clarinet Concerto is overasked as an audition piece. Mozart's Eine Kleine and Turkish March are even more overplayed. And then there is his G minor Symphony No 40's first movement.
I think Chopin's Nocturne in Eb Major more overplayed, though. His Fantasie Impromptu I only knew about thanks to Roman Polanski's movie The Pianist.
chopin nocturne op. 9 no. 2 and beethoven moonlight sonata as well
I am a cello player
Hears the words cannon in D
Starts crying
Rip
Aha I know right. Playing the same thing over and over and over
I know right 😂 I'm crying with you
*Canon in D - Are you even a CELLIST? 💆💅
Is there anyone who even plays the ensuing gigue at all? It's a good piece, but no one cares.
moonlight sonata:
"am I a joke to you?"
I actually don't hear Moonlight Sonata that much.
It's not that overplayed thi
No, it’s definitely overplayed
@@worstpianist3985 i listen to it every morning ;-;
@ETHAN BILLS thanks man!
5:33
Non-Musicians hear it as "the list"
True Musicians hear it as "the Liszt"
I think is funny that the canon in D is the most overplayed in weddings for you guys, in brasil is the mendelssohn - wedding march
You can tell something is overplayed, if I, someone who’s never touched an instrument can recognize it.
Lol,corect
Yes, I recognise all the songs. And I'm not a musician
not really, there's quite a lot of people that love music and know a lot about it and still not play any instrument
@@Ysmir. k
@@mai4717 these are pieces
Me, a cellist.
Them, a happy engaged couple.
"We have a wedding-"
"No thank you."
"Canon in D ? Nah it sucks and I've never play it, but I can play Kodaly cello solo sonata"
I can imagine Bach's Cello Suite no. 1 being asked frequently too?
If you haven't seen it you should check out Pachelbel Rant, one of the first RUclips clips that went viral.
@@gliderfs621 yes it's even better
Your bank account : aM i jOke tO yOu ?
I’ve learned three of the Four Seasons, Spring, Autumn, and Winter. I’m just starting Summer, and I actually like the first movement better than the third movement. But, my favourite season is probably Autumn and its third movement.
I love Canon.
In D?
I love headcanon
in 1812 overture💀
Cellists: I fear no man. But that thing...
Canon in D
... It scares me.
What if I transpose it to C, then???
@@TheReal4th no
Bolero
@@TheReal4th, then we are going to have some issues huh?
@@adampandian9692 Good one
"Für Elise" isn't overplayed. Only the first 2 bars are :D
In fact, the other ones aren’t ever played by people
true, when start playing the part that is not overplayed, everyone thinks it is another ""song""
I had to play it in music class once, and everyone was impressed by the A section, but when I got to the B and C section they were more amazed...
i played fur elise for a friend...he didnt know at least 2 thirds of the piece existed.....
@@koy324 same thing haha, everyone thinks that im playing other piece
I agree with Canon. My husband and I have played it at SO MANY WEDDINGS!
As a wind player I also hate Pomp and Circumstance. It’s right in the range on the clarinet where it’s more commonly out of tune in comparison to the rest of the instrument, so by the time you’ve played it a couple of dozen times during a graduation ceremony, your mouth is so sore from the minor adjustments. Ugh!
I thought Mozart's Requiem in D would be on your list. It seems like I've heard bits of it played in many movies & shows. I love Requiem so much, I used to listen to it over & over, I had all the Latin memorized at one point, but I'm rusty now. It's one of the most hauntingly beautiful pieces of music I've ever heard.
Canon in D : *exists *
Piano tiles 2: Lets make this the tutorial
It's like the most easy piece there-
Ikr
@@Egg-rj9tj Viralgo Naa. Spirits of the Wetlands. My score is 3000
Lmaoooo
As an opera singer, my addition to this list is the queen of the night aria from the magic flute. Its hilarious when commercials use it as a calming song but its actually a lady telling her daughter to murder her own father 😂
And it sounds like it.
yessssss
Sarastro is the girls father???? Are you sure? And are indeed very hard things that the queen is saying.....
@@marcelapontes7033 im fairly sure that is what is happening but I could be wrong
Sarastro is not the father. The father died and gave all his magic to a good wizard who was Sarastro. So the queen gives the knife to Pamina (her daughter) to kill Sarastro
The 2nd movement of Beethoven's 5th is one of my favourite pieces! It also gives a moment for the violists to shine.
As a dancer, this list is so accurate. I was literally in an hour long contemporary piece for four seasons, half of it was just us pretending to eat apples 😀
Cellists hear Canon in D
Cellists: We don’t do that here.
Magical Beast I mean same to piano
@gf hgx True
*Canon in D flashbacks*
Magical Beast My music teacher fails anybody who attempts to play this during their ensemble project. No matter how good it is.
i play the viola and my sister plays the cello. when we played Canon with our orchestra all she did was rant to me on how much she hated canon😂
I’m from Taiwan and when I was little I didn’t know the piece was called für elise so I would always call it garbage truck
Kkkkkk omg
Wow, in Italy those trucks just do beep, beep, beep...
In Brazil this is the song of the truck that passes on the streets selling bottled has to stoves... Known as the "bottled gas" song
In India, you will get it as a reverse gear tune from cars. And i still have no idea what instrument they used, cause it sounds like a horse being strangled.
My family is Taiwanese, I visited Taiwan for 2 full weeks and experienced for myself every night, EVERY NIGHT, either für elise or the maiden's prayer, and the way the garbage trucks played it is so unpleasantly grating omg lol! Love Taiwan
The piece that truly got me into classical music is Paganini's violin concerto no. 1
That piece moves me to this day.
It’s so beautiful
Brigada por sempre nos lembrar de praticar!! ❤
You guys should do a 10 most underrated classical pieces video.
ValKyrie aquarium danse macabre
Samson and dalia op 47
Introduzione rondo capriccioso saint saens
Lol danse macabre underrated? Get out of here hahahah
Agreed, good idea
Holst planets.
@@mychevysparkevdidntcatchfi1489 SOOOOOOO TRUE
Although not classical.....one piece that triggers pianists is:
RIVER FLOWS IN YOU
OH MY FUCKING GOD SO TRUE I WAS ACTUALLY LOOKING FOR THIS VERY PIECE IN THE COMMENTS
LIKE PEOPLE SAY "OH! I CAN PLAY PIANO :DDDD"
FUCKING PLAYS RIVER FLOWS IN YOU
EVERY. TIME.
forgive me for piano abuse but I just want to rip the keys off and shove them in my ears this is how much I hate the piece
or actually better yet no piano abuse chop the persons hands off and shove those in my ears instead ;;;
Oh shit it gives me nightmares
I was waiting for someone to mention this
*cries in pianist*
Another honourable mention of overplayed piano piece is definitely the Clayderman piece Mariage d'amour🙄
Alternative title: "pieces you always hear but never knew the title"
I've been really wanting to perform Die Erlkonig at some point. Hopefully in college. I also wish that Danse Macabre was played more often. Same idea with the recognizable melody but it is less infamous for being stereotyped and has complexity that would get a lot more people interested in classical music
I love Danse Macabre and I have a relatively short attention span when it comes to classical music recordings, so that’s definitely a testament to its quality and… epicness, I guess?
It’s y favorite piece ever
Ode to Joy: Who didn't mention your name?
Moonlight Sonata: them
Ode to Joy: here... hold my drink
Needs more likes
As a European, this is our fucking anthem as a Continent... too much...
Though as I live in the UK and moreso am involved in rememberance marches, Marching band music to me is overplayed lol
Pepre Only because it‘s overplayed doesn‘t mean it doesn‘t sound good. The Vivaldi Four Seasons sound good too.
Ode to Joy was my elementary school's theme song
Ketsueki IV how are still alive?!
*Looks at title
FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE
SHHSHS EXACTLY ME
SKSKSKSK
and fur elise.. my friend thinks she’s so good cause she can play it and i’m just like 🤦♀️
Mythical Liv they can play fur elise? Well don’t wanna brag but I’ve mastered the first two notes of happy birthday so
yeah and fantaisie impromptu
there was this one guy who went to my cultural school (he turned 18 and moved to amsterdam) who played the tuba. like 4-5 years ago he played czardas. on a tuba. and it was awesome, and also my first exposure to the piece. because of this i always think it sounds kind of wonky when i hear it played on the violin. its SO much more impressive on the tuba because of how much more difficult it is to play fast. i really miss that guy
1:55 actually Beethoven 5 is one of the pieces I listen to the most because of these two simple reasons
1. It’s epic and easy to listen, a great symphony tbh
2. It’s loud enough so I can hear it clearly while showering and it’s 1st movement has more or less the same amount of time I take in the shower
Probably my Nº1 shower piece
That's the big problem with most other classical music, sadly. The quietness and the lack of sound is one of classical music's draws, but also the problem when you can't hear anything.
@@HenryMidfields ?
In my opinion, most music isn’t loud enough to hear in the shower, not just classical
And if you really search into the non super mainstream pieces, you’ll actually find a lot of loud pieces by composers such as shostakovich, mahler, some of beethoven’s least famous piano sonatas and many others
@@sla7889 Most popular music (maybe with the exception of jazz) can either be cranked up to a reasonable volume on a (waterproof) radio or speaker, because there's not much variety in the dynamics (and you don't end up having super-loud sections that make your ears bleed), is what I'm getting at.
@@HenryMidfields I get what you’re saying
In my opinion that’s a good thing, even though maybe it gets less appealing to the great public because of this
@@sla7889 Admittedly I haven't elabourated as much as I should. Don't get me wrong, I very much prefer the variety of dynamics that classical music has.
It's more that the same thing makes them more tricky to listen to via a speaker. Almost all of my computer speakers can't pick up anything softer than a piano (as in the dynamics opposed to forte) - especially for low strings like cellos or contrabass playing in the lower octaves. I have to massively crank the speakers up, which then either causes distortion in my speakers or makes the fortissimo tutti section later in the same piece too loud. To this day, only a Bose speaker that I recently bought can give the sound depth and clarity similar to hearing the same music live in a concert hall without any of the extra trouble adjusting the volume.
Canon in D: exists
Cellists: Am I a joke to you?
Yes...
violists as well
Im a cellist lol
1,000th like
Seriously, though. Pachelbel clearly hated any cellist in existence.
Cellist: **exists**
Cannon in D: I'm about to destroy this man's whole career.
Supa hot fire
Stan Vanillo lol
I view it as an opportunity to practice my skills of not speeding up
HAH IM NOT A MAN, IM A WOMAN.
*jumps off cliff in pain and hysteria*
1000th like
Thank you guys for your videos; these are always entertaining. As for Canon in D, I used to serenade my fiancé with it every night we had spare time and now, it always reminds me of young love.
I was SURE Moonlight Sonata, Minuet in G, and/or Symphony #9 would be here.
Meow meow meow meow meow meow meow meow
I wanna see movies, I wanna see Starz
To finish, lines 2:
Meow meow meow meow, meow meow meow meow
Ling ling plays canon in d so good even twoset would listen to it
I would be shocked on the day... :)
Blab Fish I would like to see that.
When you've played all the overplayed pieces:
*sweats nervously*
@Skillez sounds like a breakfast to me
Eggo 011 thats cool, you play cello violin AND piano
Oof wait- I can only play piano xD I wish I was that talented tbh :,)
Eggo 011 i hope im that talented as well 😥
When youve play all of the overplayed pieces:
*becomes Jordan Peele*
Ha! NOT using Canon in D was a major rule for my wedding. We walked down the aisle to the Andante mvt of Mendelssohn’s Piano Trio in d minor. ❤️
I like this format. Like, y'all are just chilling and talking about music, especially in the end. It's amazing.
Dear TwoSet:
I feel personally attacked
Sincerely,
A musician who did 4 years of piano, learned für elise, and then quit
MOOD
Iv played piano for 8 years straight and actually never found fur elis amusing
I found it overrated
Für Elise still awesome
@@daniarceo8456 4 years to play Elise??? it's my first year and I am already learning it, I told my teacher I couldnt make it but she said it was easy and now I am learning it sjsjskskjss
@@physicslawss To master it, yes, because I learnt it on my first year but my teacher left out the harder sections, but to learn it is easy!
Every single pianist I know (including me)
WILL NOT TALK ABOUT
RIVER FLOWS IN YOU
AND FUR ELISE
Nutshell Bread why ?
Aliyah Ahahahahahha Imagine you need to play it EVERY. SINGLE. TIME. and then after you play it all people will say "OMG YOU VERY GOOD".
I play La Campanella the first part and people like "ok alright"
I remember some years ago when I absolutely obsessed with that tune... and then it became mainstream. still my favourite piece to date, tho XD
@@aliyahahahahahahha4380 It became mainstream and suddenly if you play it people will think that you have been playing the piano for like a billion years. It's like playing Canon in D with a cello
omg.. i went deaf reading this
edit: still a cute piece im just tired of hearing it all the time
Most of people: you have to buy it! RIGHT NOW!!!
3:20 Twoset: please buy
Fun Story! I (A pianist) actually never learned to play Fur Elise. My teacher has a burning hatred for this piece, and moonlight sonata, so in my 8(ish) years of playing, I've never had the Fur Elise/Moonlight Sonata sheet music in front of me lmao.
Same, in my decade of playing, my teacher never taught me. Ofc, I still know how to playthe pieces
Same thing
I’ve been playing for 5 years
Now I learned it
Almost died laughing when they started talking about the garbage truck that plays Für Elise
In China or Taiwan they have no problem using classical music for such basic things as trashtruck sounds, mall music or else. It's horribly effictive in destroying those pieces forever
In South Asia it's often converted to 8 bit and set as a ringtone for feature phones.
As a Taiwanese, I can confirm that it’s completely true.
我不是中国人，但我也十分同意😉
In brazil it was the gas truck... remember hearing everyday after school.
But it was one of my grandmother favorite song so i played a lot ,i still like this song
We ukulele players fear only one thing... Somewhere over the rainbow.
I thought it was Riptide or I'm Yours 😂😂😂
Eve Diby tbh that scares me too. I'm also terrified of Can't help falling in love.
Fr
Eve Diby those aren’t hard lmao if you play the ukulele you MUST be able to play riptide
Mya D grats you got the joke
So true ^^ To me there are also:
- 2nd waltz from the jazz suites by Shostakovich (as if he had never written anything else)
- Jupiter from the planets by Holst (what about the other planets too?)
- Wedding march by Mendelssohn Bartholdy ^^
Guilty, LOL. I had a socially distanced wedding last year and I requested the violinist to play Canon in D. Mind you, I have loved listening to classical music since I was young but there was just something so nostalgic about the piece that I still ended up requesting it (after a lot of serious contemplation). Zero regrets.
*y'all forgot the frickty frack Ode to Joy*
Oh my GOD! I can't. This is really overplayed.
Twinkle twinkle Little star
FUCK YES
everyonesfavoriteeggplant he forgot like 43 peices
Pomp and Circumstance
For Pianists:
Für Elise
Mozart sonata in c
Clair de Lune (I'm sorry Debussy D:)
FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE
Bach Prelude c major
Moonlight sonata 3rd Movement
Fantasie Impromptu
It's not a classical piece but RIVER FLOWS IN YOU, everywhere "Can you play river flows in you?" 🤠🤠
and la campanella, K311, Mariage D'amour (not really a classical but that's viral in Asia).. well never forget An die Freude (not piano tho)
Thalienta na don‘t think so fantasie impromptu never heard somebody playing it except for myself lul instead take rondo alla truca
It's almost impossible to overplay Claire de Lune, the issue is when the rest of Debussy gets underappreciated in favor of it.
@@comicconcarne I feel like it's his most popular piece next to Arabesque 1. Pretty sad when all of his creations are masterpieces
You forgot:
Rondo Alla turca
Moonlight sonata without the second movement
Nocturne op.9 nr 1 or 2 Idk right now
Nocturne in c
I cannot believe that Pomp and circumstance wasn't on this list. LItterally the only song that my sister played for Highschool senior graduation last year (she was junior) was pomp and circumstance. she played it maybe like 5 times.
I was practicing flute at the same time as watching this video and didn't hear the symphony at first so I watched the ad thinking it was an actual ad 😐
me: I play the cello
people: Can you play that cello song?
me: Yah... that cello song...
Bach never missed once.
I'm learning it on electric bass. It really is the saving grace of Baroque IMO.
Cello, fellow Cello
I play cello too, and apparently, they have you play a Bach piece every audition. I finally got my first Bach suite uwu
I play cello! #cellistsreunite
Yuxuan WANG OMG I PLAY CELLO TOOO I CAN SO RELATE OMG!!!!
As a cellist I have only done like 3 wedding for friends and family, but every single one of them I had to play Canon in D and I’m already sick of it
As a pianist... here are the pieces we can't hear anymore:
River flows in you
Für Elise
Chopin waltz in A minor as well.
The number of people who use moonlight sonata as a comparison for difficulty of ANY piano piece in a youtube video is ridiculous. I guarantee no one in the comment sections of those piano videos can play it, but it's all the rage.
Marriage D'Amour
Dont forget Yann Tiersen, the one that is on Amelie ,so over played!
oh I'm so sick of river flows in you
I loved it, thanks for the laughs and the recommendations
When I first started playing the violin at seven, the first piece I played was Canon in D.
That's literally how easy it is to play lol.
Flight of the bumblebee
*Flight of the mumble bee*
-flight of the sacrilegious boi-
I laughed so loud when that was revealed to be number 10
You misspelled sacrilegious
@@aurumble you're mom misspelled ur dna
OOOOH SHIT A BUMBLEBEE
Radioactive635 there is just thus one person in orchestra plays super loud(and annoying) so we called him flight of the bumble bee
One of Twoset: going to get married
Their fiance: "Let's play Canon in D for our wedding!"
*BROKE UP*
lol
@@krishiv4295 yea lol
I was so surprised to hear that this is such a common wedding music. Like do people just generally have a string quartet at their wedding? I'd expect to hear organ music at a wedding, like the Mendelssohn wedding march immediately comes to mind (even though that piece might be more of a cliché due to movies and such)
Yeah in my area the Mendelssohn is way more popular, I think. Hadn't even heard of Canon as a wedding piece before getting into twoset. But I guess it's big in the UK and US then
😆😆
A piece that is incredibly easy but idk why I love it so much (especially playing it in an orchestra) is "surprise" symphony 2nd movement by Haydn
Another super simple one is Radetzky March by Strauss
But my favorite is by far capriccio italien by Tchaikovsky, I really love both listening to it and playing it.
(These all are pieces I have played and I quit violin a couple years ago so I was very little when I played them (about 12 or 13) so they're not that hard (capriccio italien is by far the hardest one). There's also a lot of memories involved so I like a lot of very simple pieces because of the memories associated)
But anyways... Go listen to capriccio italien, it's amazing
Radetzky-Marsch is heavily overplayed here in Austria. I mean, it's always the last encore at the New Year's Concert of the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra, with the tourists clapping along the way....
Personally I love the piece of Beethoven that’s called Silencio. It’s a very calm piece and It can help you relax
Theres an album on s spotify that's called "I dont like classical music but I like this" and pretty much all of these are on there.
It should be called 'I am too lazy to have an attention span long enough to spend time actually listening to classical music so I'll pretend to be edgy by listening to this playlist and tell all the musicians it's just not my personal preference when in actuality it's just my chronic ignorance' playlist.
@@sebastian-benedictflore the I'm into all types of music but in reality I only listen to screamo
Lol i've been a violinist for 13 years and I listen to it regularly... It's like a guilty pleasure. Probably because of the nostalgia from playing all those pieces as a kid. Great for getting your friends into classical music tho.
@@sebastian-benedictflore Personally I believe that if you can't read all of shakespeare's works backwards from memory you are lazy and have a short attention span.
@@accomplisheddiplomat4091 Personally, I believe that if you can't listen to a piece that lasts 10 minutes, you're lazy and have a short attention span.
4 most overused TwoSet’s classical music memes
- Viola
- InTeReStInG
- Sacrilegious
- Lingling
*But I love it*
So you're a violist?
Trueeee
aMAZing
Jennifer Peisner Opps I forgot it!
Michael Jackson!
the blue danube holds a special place in my heart,
i danced to it many times, and it’s such a beautiful song
In the Philippines, Fur Elise was also used as the tune of the garbage trucks. It even contained the lyrics "Itapon - tapon - tapon - tapon niyo, basura niyo, basura niyo". Which literally translates to "Throw out your garbage". T.T
I was on wedding and when Canon in D started I left and went crying on the bathroom.
I am cellist.
I was on wedding?!!!!!!!! BRUH
@@angelaarjoon6811 Oh. Uhm. Is it at wedding then? As a non-english speaker I am always confused about those prepositions.
The completely correct version would be "I was at a wedding"
@@NarutoOrganisation13 At least someone helped. Thank you.
I played that song for a wedding two weeks ago 🙄 The bride came up to me like “omg, thank you so much! I almost cried” and I was just thinking to myself... I cry on the inside... but not from joy 🙄🙄😂 (flautist)
me: i KnOw A loT oF cLaSsicAL muSiC
also me: **basically these 10 music pieces**
bianca balajadia at least you say pieces not songs
Relatableeee
@@mai-lan4222 thank you, iMaGiNe BeiNg aN UnCuLtUrEd SwiNe
Same 😂😂😂
So funny 😆
Goshh, kudos to the editor for making this video so colorful :) loved it!!
I'm so glad you guys finally feel secure enough to say publicly you're getting married!
But I have no idea how Hungarian rhapsody no 2 by Liszt is not on your Liszt.
Literally i don't know how HR2 is not here, in any old cartoons like Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry, etc was played.
every time canon in D is played, a classically trained musician dies...
So learning it is actually committing a crime?
It's actually such a pretty piece to listen to. But so hopelessly overplayed that I can't stand it anymore. My poor violin teacher when I said I wanted to learn it. Biggest eyeroll I've ever seen or will ever see. And: „can't we do gigue instead?“
It's a lot like Singing a dang same 'Raag' what we call it as, you can say a 'Song' actually. That same one always to impress, wanna kill myself hearing it
Canon in D-eath
Maybe that's why pop music is more popular
OOOOOOHHHHHHHH THEY SHOULD DO A VIDEO TITLED: "PIECES YOU SHOULD PLAY INSTEAD OF FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLEBEE"
Gracie May YASSSSSSSS
cough paganini cough liszt cough rachmaninoff
should shut the bees up
A guy played it at 1,000 beats per minute on guitar, but after 300 beats per minute, it was just noise.
Yes, yes, yes and yes.
They popped up a list of alternatives, but it was too quick to read.
Other common ones:
- Star Wars opening
- Bach Prelude 1
- Tchaikovsky Nutcracker and Swan Lake (every Christmas)
Eddy: “what are some suggestions for quick pieces?”
Me: Paganini 5
_plays Canon in D at wedding_
Someone: I OBJECT!
*_plays Moonlight Sonata 3rd movement_*
I won't have a wedding until my fiancee and I can play Bach double violin for the ceremony
Mariage d'amour would fit perfectly
*La Campanella*
Touché
@@whack1929 la Campanella won't work, Claire de lune isn't bad but I think..
Hungarian rhapsody no.2 muahaha.
I can't 100% agree because u did not include the following
- The nutcracker - tchaikovsky
- Moonlight sonata - beethoven
- Toccata and fugue in d minor - bach
- Lullaby(famous cradle music) - brahms
- Twinkle² little star - mozart
- Can can - offenbach
God those are so overplayed
@@Meijibby i forgot to mention the minuet in g by bach/petzold
They don’t mention cause it’s not violon pieces
@@kidzvonhan what about the nutcracker or lullaby by brahms? Those can be played by violin to
Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy is overplayed, I agree. But honestly, Waltz of the Flowers is one of my favorite pieces to listen to.
As a non musician I listen already to a lot Einaudi he gives me so much peace even with the faster songs! I definitely recommend it. I actually want to start playing an instrument after hearing all the other dope classical music
Brett’s narration @7:15 😂😂