Creating a piano arrangement of the ENTIRE 1812 Overture was an _enormous,_ multi-day project to undertake and took quite a while! It's such a classic that it needed a great deal of fine-tuning to ensure every piano note sounded right, getting the phrasing brought out, making sure the right notes were emphasised and others weren't, and getting the tempo just inside that sweet spot where it slows down and holds back juuuuust the right way to make the next big chord *land*. I listened over and over as I was finishing the project to make sure I was happy with everything. This was a real labour of love for Samuel and me, and we hope you enjoy it! We'd be thrilled if you had a look at the sheet music too, which we put a lot of craft and care into making. You can find it here: gumroad.com/l/SrrcT Thank you and please enjoy! -Andrew
A classical piece that contains: 2 National Anthems At least 1 March Multiple folk songs A Hymn Original composition parts All in 15 minutes and change And needs both church bells and artillery to be played in its fullest form.
A dead meme Of the top of my head, there’s U Vorot, Vorot. The one that’s also a Hymn is the Russian melody for the Troparion of the Holy Cross (which is the opening of the song). The French National Anthem stands out pretty clearly as it is still their anthem today, and towards the end, is the Russian Empire’s National Anthem. As for the names of the other folk songs sprinkled through the piece, I don’t recall, but this is something Tchaikovsky did a lot of.
@@sircoloniser5454 He lived before the USSR, so he didn't know that Soviet Russia is cooler than Tzarist Russia. He would have used "Slava Rodina!" instead if he did...
Yes because the start represents before the invasion while the ending is more celebrating Napoleons mistakes which led to france getting yeeted out of Russia
О Господи! Как же я люблю эту увертюру! Спасибо огрооомное! Вот уж не ожидал такого, честное слово! Такая радость и гордость на душе от этой песни. Благодарю.
Memorial Day weekend 1995, Last tri-service service concert Navy, Army and Marine Corp. in downtown Charleston, SC. Last concert because the Navy was shutting down the band in the summer of 1995. We used the "five inch cannons" from the brand new destroyer at the time which was about 300 yards from the stage in the background. I'll never forget the experience!
THANK YOU so much for creating this masterpiece! The 1812 Overture is (in my opinion) the greatest piece of music ever written, and this piano arrangement captures so much of the majesty of the original piece. Superb job!
@@munastronaut8147 most likely unused, but I don’t see why it couldn’t use both. Also, solid shot from lighter guns packed into a 35 inch gun could make for some fairly nasty grapeshot.
@@notalexzander2 imagine someone making a ridiculously large round packed with high explosives and firing it. I don't believe whatever the target was will keep existing any longer.
The 1812 always gives me goosebumps, I play viola in an amateur orchestra and have been fortunate to play it three times in concert, with a bass drum not cannon unfortunately, the hymn at the start is awesome to play.
Vladimir: "Tchaikovsky, have you heard Pachelbel's Canon?" Tchai: "We can use cannons!?!?!" Vlad: "No, that's not what I m--" Tchai: "USE ALL THE CANNONS!"
Bach's ghost: Yo Pyotr you should totally add a canon to this new piece of yours. Tschaikovsky: Cannons, got it. Bach's ghost: No no, I meant ca- Tschaikovsky: *I GOT IT.*
I am really hoping this is gonna start a thing of full-length orchestrals on here, some suggestions I'd have include: The full 15 minutes of Bolero The entire Blue Danube All of the Planets Shostakovich's 9th symphony (purely cause of the baller energy it had against Stalin)
YES, thank you for doing the entire piece and not just the finale! Besides, the finale is much more satisfying with the 12 minutes or so of anticipation leading up to it.
I love how this piece symbolizes the struggle between the French and the Russians; that's why it includes La Marseilleise's theme It's a really interesting concept: opposing two different themes "fighting" each other It reminds me of one of the Bucciarati's themes, Furious Fight, which includes both Bucciarati's and Diavolo's theme So... Could you please do a tutorial for "Furious Fight" from Jojo's Bizzarre Adventure? 👀
It also begins with “oh lord, save thy people,” an orthodox hymn. Nearing the end of the battle with the French (la Marseillaise), you can hear the main stanza of “god save the tsar.” Brilliant piece
That was incredible! I’m doing a standing ovation but you can’t see it! I love the transitions of the melody from the right hand to the left hand, and back again. That’s just a tremendous arrangement of an amazing piece of music... thank you!
No words,.... atonishing, outstanding. I have listened other piano arrangements of 1812, but this is, by far, the best of all them. Congratulations!!!!!
Judging by your other videos, it's just a coincidence, but I can't help but be amused by the colors of the hands. During the Napoleonic Wars, Russian soldiers wore green and French soldiers wore blue. On most maps, east is to the right and west is to the left. And here we have a green (Russian) right (eastern) hand and a blue (French) left (western) hand.
7:41 thats transition with the melody shifting over to the left hand, nice 8:40 cool how composer can speed up the melody and have a new creation, And gotta love those whole tones 9:17 OK NOW WE'RE GETTING SOMEWHERE, the right hand intervals/harmonies are SUPERB. All this time ive been thinking you need intervals to support the main melody alone, I WAS WRONG, Tchaikovsky used the intervals to make A SECOND MELODY. Thats so crazy and interesting 10:12 wow listen to the left hand notes ( the harmonies, i know its repetitive) 10:37 im not trying to compare and contrast composers, but we got a real chopin moment 10:53 duuu | duuu | duuu | duuu | da-da | DAAAA DAAAA | daaaaaa daaaa da-da-daaaa (Continue on......)
When you said 'Tchaikovsky made beautiful and relaxing music' But he brought cannons And also great arrangement! It just sounds like the orchestral one.
The absolute madlads did the whole piece from start to finish, the whole fifteen minutes thank you SMB for giving so much love to my favorite piece of all time.
I’m glad that I live in a world where skilled people like these are able to turn terrific pieces of music into piano arrangements that are arguably even more terrific! Keep doing what you do and never stop
Napoleon: "I've got the biggest army with the best guns! No one will stand a chance!" Alexander I. with tchaikovsky by his side in the middle of winter tempest: "Hold on mate, i've got my arsenal right here!"
Patrick: is a mayonnaise an instrument? Squidward: no, mayonnaise isnt an instrument. Squidward: no, horse raddish isnt an instrument too Patrick: then is a cannon an instrument? Squidward: NO ITS NOT!? Tchaikovsky: am i a joke to u?
Creating a piano arrangement of the ENTIRE 1812 Overture was an _enormous,_ multi-day project to undertake and took quite a while! It's such a classic that it needed a great deal of fine-tuning to ensure every piano note sounded right, getting the phrasing brought out, making sure the right notes were emphasised and others weren't, and getting the tempo just inside that sweet spot where it slows down and holds back juuuuust the right way to make the next big chord *land*. I listened over and over as I was finishing the project to make sure I was happy with everything.
This was a real labour of love for Samuel and me, and we hope you enjoy it! We'd be thrilled if you had a look at the sheet music too, which we put a lot of craft and care into making. You can find it here: gumroad.com/l/SrrcT
Thank you and please enjoy! -Andrew
My most boring idea: grass skirt chase (spongebob)
Finally someone does more than just the finale.
Pls play vitas 7th element
This was such an amazing compostion!
actually there's already some of 1812 overture arrangements in imslp, but this is really good too, if not better
A classical piece that contains:
2 National Anthems
At least 1 March
Multiple folk songs
A Hymn
Original composition parts
All in 15 minutes and change
And needs both church bells and artillery to be played in its fullest form.
This in itself is a full film score in 15 minutes
Could you possibly name the folk songs included in the piece? I would like to listen to them
A dead meme Of the top of my head, there’s U Vorot, Vorot. The one that’s also a Hymn is the Russian melody for the Troparion of the Holy Cross (which is the opening of the song).
The French National Anthem stands out pretty clearly as it is still their anthem today, and towards the end, is the Russian Empire’s National Anthem.
As for the names of the other folk songs sprinkled through the piece, I don’t recall, but this is something Tchaikovsky did a lot of.
Dancing Mad is the video game version of this. You need an orchestra, a choir, an organ, and a rock band to perform it properly.
And this has it all. Congrats Tchaikovsky, for giving us a brilliant masterpiece to enjoy for centuries to come
Pachelbel: Canon
Tchaikovsky: *CANNONS*
Stonks
Cant wait to listen the *CANNON in D*
Well ya know thisbguy Tschaikowsky is Russian isn't he?
People: Tchaikovsky, no.
Tchaikovsky: Tchaikovksy, _yes._
*_T C H A I K O V S K Y A L W A Y S Y E S ! !_*
Bommm
I clicked thinking "they've never done the whole thing"... but you did! Sensitively played too and the new visualisations look 👌
your compositions are awesome
Thanks, Luke! This one took a fair while to arrange, and I wanted it to be the best is possibly could be! -Andrew
Ha, we must have a very similar taste because I keep seeing your comments everywhere I go!
Just like Salva T said, Luke Faulkner's compositions are awesome.
tbh I liked the old visualisations more
I immediately saw this and I was like "YES!".
LONG LIVE THE TSAR
@@salvat3735 Tsar
the band behind the best jojo op
Me too!
Tchaikovsky, YES!
Mozart: piano
Vivaldi: violin
Tchaikovsky: 22MM OF PURE STEEL
Can also be played with 152mm of PURE STRONK STALINIUM
@@podemosurss8316 oh crap that's better
Podemos URSS he was a tsarist who put god save the tsar in all his peices
@@sircoloniser5454 He lived before the USSR, so he didn't know that Soviet Russia is cooler than Tzarist Russia. He would have used "Slava Rodina!" instead if he did...
Podemos URSS he was a monarchist his entire life, he would have hated the Soviet Union
"Tchaikovsky, cannons are not instruments!"
"Yes they are, and I'm going to use 21 of them."
"Tchaikovsky, no!"
"Tchaikovsky, yes!"
"Tchaikovsky always yes!"
in my head this conversation is canon
*punintended?*
Yep, someone said, "cannons aren't instruments." Then Tchaikovsky said, "watch me!"...BOOM!! (Proceeds with cannon fire)
YEEEEEESSSS
@@opapes6417 that the one song with the anvil?
Timestamps
0:03 The Solemn Prayer
4:55 La Marseillaise and U Vorot, Vorot
11:42 That Good Part
0:00 to 15:25: That good part
I thought it would just be the one part that everyone recognizes from the song but instead we got the whole song. Heck yeah!
the sheet music bosses are quite the chads
Seamus Moore true. They’re not called bosses for nothing
Ikr, I was so excited when I saw it's the full 15-min overture lol
Piece*
*coughs* It's a piece
Never in my life I imagined I'd hear a piano arrangement of a cannon.
People: Classical music is boring
Tchaikovsky & his Cannons: allow us to introduce ourselves
Cannons and their Tchaikovsky:***
Tchaikovsky and the Cannons is a good band name
I hate people who say " hurr durr classic musiczk is boring hurrr durr (insert music style) is better hurrr"
Russians will be Russians...
Well, Tchaikovsky himself hated the piece.
The best part starts at 0:00 and ends at 15:25
True
I see what you did there
I agree
1812 overture at first glance:
pretty nice and calm!
1812 overture ending:
hold my cannon
Yes because the start represents before the invasion while the ending is more celebrating Napoleons mistakes which led to france getting yeeted out of Russia
@@wandren912 finally a good 🤓🤓🤓
@@jzh4805 oof I cringed when I read my comment :/
I appreciate that you didn’t just give us the part everyone’s heard of but actually gave us the full masterpiece, thank you
My music teacher almost blew up the schools speakers with this song, let's just say the place got very dusty after the canons hit
They had us in the first half, not gonna lie
I don't know the first half but I'm pretty sure they got my bottom half
Me after reading the first line:
*hold up*
*coughs* It's a piece
If you just sat there for 15 minutes
You are considered my friend
Hello friend
Yay! I have a new friend! :)
Yay! A friend!
Hello dear friend
everyone only listens to the end.
“Is mayonnaise an instrument?” “No, but a cannon is.”
I didn’t expect your profile pic
And I didn't expect your overused joke
Sounds like something either Squidward or Squilliam would say
Lol
Mayonnaise is too an instrument
14:19 To go to part you think you want
0:00 For the part you really want
true
People: No! You can't just play a cannon on the piano!
SMB: Haha, left hand go SMASH
This made my night
Left hand go BOOM!
Joseph Guida cannons go boom. Piano keys go smash
Esteban Vasquez What was I thinking!
I think that's a cool idea
О Господи! Как же я люблю эту увертюру! Спасибо огрооомное! Вот уж не ожидал такого, честное слово! Такая радость и гордость на душе от этой песни. Благодарю.
Slava Ukraine
Tchaikovsky writing this: *LET THEM TASTE THE TRIPLE GUNS*
Aye captain
Alex Royuela (conductor and scared audience tries to evade the cannon fire .)
Bot?
Memorial Day weekend 1995, Last tri-service service concert Navy, Army and Marine Corp. in downtown Charleston, SC. Last concert because the Navy was shutting down the band in the summer of 1995. We used the "five inch cannons" from the brand new destroyer at the time which was about 300 yards from the stage in the background. I'll never forget the experience!
We escaping with the Catacombes de Paris with this 🗣🔥
Who talked to Jean-louis ke petit oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui oui duboire
Everyone: LET THE SAPPERS BUILD!
That 1 fucking guy:
Guts and blackpowder reference rahhhhh 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 what the fuck is a helpful fifer🔥🔥🔥
DONT USE ROUNDSHOT DAMMIT! USE CANISTER!!!
@@santiagoperez3024i lost catacombs once because i accidentally loaded roundshot lol
Exactly how I thought the cannons would look like. Bravo.
I see you under every Lionel Yu's video;-)
Nice boy😉
THANK YOU so much for creating this masterpiece! The 1812 Overture is (in my opinion) the greatest piece of music ever written, and this piano arrangement captures so much of the majesty of the original piece. Superb job!
I’ma get Sean hogan to make this using real cannons, try and stop me!
*maniacal laughter*
Alfred Now that i would love to see
Ba da ba, ba da bo da
So today, today we're going to be making a canon, with cannons (ﾉﾟ0ﾟ)ﾉ
We are with you in this noble quest
i wonder if we could encourage a crossover?
Alfred Now that would be awesome
Can you play Le Festin from Ratatouille? I want to play it
Omg yesss
Yes that would be quite Nice.
push
We'll look into it! :) -Andrew
I wants to play it, too, homey! I gots to play it yo
That's one of the best song that I've ever heart. I love Tschaikovsky really much.
Tchaikovsky: Have you ever used a cannon as an instrument?
Everyone: No.
Tchaikovsky: Would you like to?
How tf do you plan playing that on a piano
Jebleman lol true
@@jebleman2091 well idk I mean of course it won't be as metal on a piano but still I think it's possible
FYI
That can on in the thumbnail is the tsar canon with one of the largest calibers in the world. 800mm.
Thanks
canister or roundshot?
@@munastronaut8147 most likely unused, but I don’t see why it couldn’t use both. Also, solid shot from lighter guns packed into a 35 inch gun could make for some fairly nasty grapeshot.
@@notalexzander2 imagine someone making a ridiculously large round packed with high explosives and firing it. I don't believe whatever the target was will keep existing any longer.
The 1812 always gives me goosebumps, I play viola in an amateur orchestra and have been fortunate to play it three times in concert, with a bass drum not cannon unfortunately, the hymn at the start is awesome to play.
14:30 is where we've all came for, let's be real guys
haha cannon go boom
in that part you just smash your head on the keys
The rest of it is pretty good but yeah that's why I'm here lol
Clearly heresy. You have to listen to the whole thing to be truely RUSSIAN
i love the whole song man not just the FunNY CanNoNS
I just wanted to stand up and applause!!! As a Russian I could feel your love so much. Thank you from my heart ❤️
I once saw this piece performed with vintage Civil War-era cannon. Goddamn religious experience.
I couldn’t believe my eyes when I saw it was the complete piece!
I love how mashing the first several keys is the cannons. Brilliant!
Hello from Russia! Thank you for the beautiful performance of Tchaikovsky!
_So how many cannons are you going to use in this overture?_
Tchaikovsky: *Yes.*
Now you appear in SMB’s videos ? Nice !
It's not actually funny
@@pedrobraga6633 for you
He’s back!
Everywhere I go I see your face
Vladimir: "Tchaikovsky, have you heard Pachelbel's Canon?"
Tchai: "We can use cannons!?!?!"
Vlad: "No, that's not what I m--"
Tchai: "USE ALL THE CANNONS!"
Everything about it
Beautiful . Filled with meaning.HENCE.
Perfect.
Bach's ghost: Yo Pyotr you should totally add a canon to this new piece of yours.
Tschaikovsky: Cannons, got it.
Bach's ghost: No no, I meant ca-
Tschaikovsky: *I GOT IT.*
That’s very funny!!
This transcription is actually quite beautiful, that opening brought tears to my eyes! Never got that with this song before.
I am really hoping this is gonna start a thing of full-length orchestrals on here, some suggestions I'd have include:
The full 15 minutes of Bolero
The entire Blue Danube
All of the Planets
Shostakovich's 9th symphony (purely cause of the baller energy it had against Stalin)
YES, thank you for doing the entire piece and not just the finale! Besides, the finale is much more satisfying with the 12 minutes or so of anticipation leading up to it.
"What a relaxing and beautiful piece..."
Tchaikovsky: *laughs in cannon*
Napoleon: Now can you make this French?
Russia: No.
Napoleon and artilery.
Sorry to ruin the 69, take my 70 as a formal apology.
All that comments are a years and a month
Now take my 77 to appreciate the old comments
I love how this piece symbolizes the struggle between the French and the Russians; that's why it includes La Marseilleise's theme
It's a really interesting concept: opposing two different themes "fighting" each other
It reminds me of one of the Bucciarati's themes, Furious Fight, which includes both Bucciarati's and Diavolo's theme
So...
Could you please do a tutorial for "Furious Fight" from Jojo's Bizzarre Adventure? 👀
It also begins with “oh lord, save thy people,” an orthodox hymn. Nearing the end of the battle with the French (la Marseillaise), you can hear the main stanza of “god save the tsar.” Brilliant piece
The tsar's bizzare adventure?
That was incredible! I’m doing a standing ovation but you can’t see it! I love the transitions of the melody from the right hand to the left hand, and back again. That’s just a tremendous arrangement of an amazing piece of music... thank you!
We making it out of catacombs de Paris with this one 🗣🔥🔥🔥
Genuinely one of my favorite compositions of all time. The story behind it is amazing, too. It’s a shame that Tchaikovsky didn’t like it.
From Russia with love. Tchaikovsky was a great composer.
No words,.... atonishing, outstanding. I have listened other piano arrangements of 1812, but this is, by far, the best of all them. Congratulations!!!!!
Judging by your other videos, it's just a coincidence, but I can't help but be amused by the colors of the hands. During the Napoleonic Wars, Russian soldiers wore green and French soldiers wore blue. On most maps, east is to the right and west is to the left. And here we have a green (Russian) right (eastern) hand and a blue (French) left (western) hand.
Sublime! The Marseillaise heard in the midst of battle is poignant.
Oh, and the cannon blast rendered by the slam of the left hand was very well conceived. Bravo!
This is your best video. The best you’ve ever made. This is beyond phenomenal
This “piano tutorial” was really a “How to make a cannon sound on the piano” tutorial
7:41 thats transition with the melody shifting over to the left hand, nice
8:40 cool how composer can speed up the melody and have a new creation, And gotta love those whole tones
9:17 OK NOW WE'RE GETTING SOMEWHERE, the right hand intervals/harmonies are SUPERB. All this time ive been thinking you need intervals to support the main melody alone, I WAS WRONG, Tchaikovsky used the intervals to make A SECOND MELODY. Thats so crazy and interesting
10:12 wow listen to the left hand notes ( the harmonies, i know its repetitive)
10:37 im not trying to compare and contrast composers, but we got a real chopin moment
10:53 duuu | duuu | duuu | duuu | da-da | DAAAA
DAAAA | daaaaaa daaaa da-da-daaaa
(Continue on......)
When you said 'Tchaikovsky made beautiful and relaxing music'
But he brought cannons
And also great arrangement! It just sounds like the orchestral one.
You did the entire song?! Man, you guys are legends!!
The absolute madlads did the whole piece from start to finish, the whole fifteen minutes thank you SMB for giving so much love to my favorite piece of all time.
That Magnificent Moment 12:27 😮😲😳 ... Imagine with a Big Orchestra ! Awesome 🌹Bravo!!!!!!
Sheer genius & talent! The cannons were just *chef's kiss*
War People: Use cannons
Tchaikovsky: *Hold my piano.*
Finally, a piano arrangement of 1812 overture that includes the cannons!
"Tchaikovsky, cannons are not instruments."
Tchaikovsky: he he cannon go boom
Haha cannon go brr
"Yes they are and I'm going to use 21 of them."
@@rebelkommando6166 "Tchaikovsky, no"
Cheese4G “Tchaikovsky, yes!”
I smiled when I saw the 15:00 min on the thumbnail
Tchaikovsky: _Made an Overture about Russian victory over Napoleon_
Americans: This is our now.
actualy... you should have changed that "our" to "myne" cuz it sounds more american
Russians: (point at "our") In case you haven't noticed, you have fallen right into my trap.
BREAKING NEWS: AMERICA IS A COMMUNIST COUNTRY NOW.
@@satt47-74 damn you... im a big triggered by you... but laughing at the same time cuz u did a nice joke there
ironic
i hate how people mistake the 1812 overture for the war of 1812
I’m glad that I live in a world where skilled people like these are able to turn terrific pieces of music into piano arrangements that are arguably even more terrific! Keep doing what you do and never stop
People: you cant use cannons in your song
Tchaicovsky: "laughs in gunpowder"
*coughs* It's a piece
Thanks for this work bro. I'm cryed. Greatings from Russia.
Tchaikovsky had the Hans Zimmer "big hit" sound before Hans was even born
fend of the horde until the boat arrives 🗣️🔥🔥🔥
Me standing outside the Houses of Parliament, taking off my Guy Fawkes mask
Relatable
yes after the fascist government that led my country was overthrown by one man.
SWEET! Can't wait to play with my entire forearm during the cannon part!!!
Aight just need to wait til the comments of song recomendations start pouring in
*Just wait until requests start pouring in.
@@Samus7000 oh thanks sorry
The use of this song in V for Vendetta is awesome
Everybody: "Tchaikovsky used cannons as instruments”
Me: "Remember, remember the Fifth of November, gunpowder, treason and plot"
I know of no reason that the gunpowder treason should ever, be, forgotten
HAIL HYDRA
i was about to comment this. movie was epic.
Tchaikovsky: cannons
V: explosives
I didn't think someone would make an arrangement like this without ruining the original work, you´re the fckin´boss
The last music I hear bfore escaping the catacombs de Paris
I remember when I commented on one of their videos for this song. That was 2 years ago and the wait was all worth it
“Cannon number 3,You’re out of tune”
Tchaikovsky, probably
By the way could you do Bismarck bySabaton please?
What about 40:1? I am polish patriot!
"Not quite my tempo"
Jakub Dzwonkowski One thing is for sure: we need more Sabaton!!
@@paulvonhindenburg1827 YAS
You mean: ''Cannon number 18'' right?
Omg! I literally listened to the wholr thing yesterday and I absolutely love the French Anthem Part and today you uploaded it, let's gooo!
Imagine every cannon blast you smashed the keyboard with both of your arms
Hmm...thanks for the idea!
This man made explosions into an instrument, absolute legend
"Tchaikovsky sir. What are you going to play today?"
"Cannon."
"... In D?"
"In artillery, my comrade."
11:44 game ost start
13:08 Jean sound the bell in building
14:19 ”wait for the boat”
14:57 “get on the boat”
15:02 “You have escaped”
I do like that the cannon percussion was taken into account somewhat.
Wow, what an absolute treat to hear. Thank you. I imagine scoring this for piano was no picnic.
Russians listen to this when they need motivation.
True
We do
Also "Time forward" by Sviridov
True
I love the graphics of the notes coming down. It makes the themes much more obviou.
Tchaikovsky: Let's play some cannons!
Me: *Remembers soviet anthem artillery canons firing and hitting random places and countries*
That was... beautiful.
We wait for boat with this one💣💣🇬🇧🇬🇧🇫🇷🇫🇷🗿🗿🗿💀💀
Ah, the explosive final scene of Caddyshack. Love that movie and this piece
Or V for Vendetta
Remember, Remember
The fifth of November
Gunpowder, treason and plot
I know no reason
Why The gunpowder treason
Should ever be forgot
What a great film
I feel so left out because there’s a bunch of comments like this and I have no idea what film everyone is talking about (and I’m too scared to ask)
@@dani.munoz.a23 V for Vendetta is a film about tyranny and how one man fights it and shows a woman the corruption of the world
Don Rogers ah v for vendetta, I’ve heard of it.
Don Rogers well their world
proof that piano is the only instrument one needs and the best instrument to rule them all
Napoleon: "I've got the biggest army with the best guns! No one will stand a chance!"
Alexander I. with tchaikovsky by his side in the middle of winter tempest: "Hold on mate, i've got my arsenal right here!"
The substitution of the cannons was awesome! 😆 Dean Approved!!
Patrick: is a mayonnaise an instrument?
Squidward: no, mayonnaise isnt an instrument.
Squidward: no, horse raddish isnt an instrument too
Patrick: then is a cannon an instrument?
Squidward: NO ITS NOT!?
Tchaikovsky: am i a joke to u?
I like what you did with the chunks of notes to make them sound like cannons