An Korean-English Pianist who talks about Chinese and other Asian stuff randomly during the performance and a Russian Violinist plays a piece with an Italian title composed by an Austrian composer in Turkish style and the whole thing happened in the Netherlands...
These boys are musical geniuses, good actors as well as so good humorists; They make a game of their effort and years of hard disciplined work so people can get some fun by listening to classical music. I totally admire them.
This is BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!! I know the piece by heart as I used to play the piano and this is SO refreshing!!!! these two are such good musicians they can allow themselves anything!!!!
Would be nice if they've produced some CD or whatnot with the full version of this along with other classics "modified" like this. I just love this stuff.
First of all, can we take a moment to appreciate how much Joo must have to practice this routine? It probably started out with a lot of mistakes and him playing "Alla Turca" as originally written, instead of playing it as performed here. Also, this skit (is that the word I'm looking for here) highlights how simple variation on a theme can be -- change the key or change a single pitch and you've got something entirely new and interesting. It proves that while maybe not the most "refined" or "sophisticated", such an approach is valid and can be useful as a creative tool.
This is how my music teachers at music camps would jam in their time off. I enjoyed the offtimes FAAAAAAAAAAR more than the actual lessons, because they/we could really play, in every sense of the word!
Mozart bu parçayı orijinal mehter marşından esinlenerek bestelemişti. Muhtemelen bu duyduğumuz şey bizim gerçek mehter marşına en çok benzeyen müziktir.
@@canerdemir4595 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_Sonata_No._11_(Mozart) "Mozart himself titled the rondo "Alla turca".[3] It imitates the sound of Turkish Janissary bands, the music of which was much in vogue at that time"
Recently my orchestra was playing this piece as it was written, then suddenly everybody started playing it like them... our conductor got pretty angry, but he had to assume: it sounds better !!
This is awesome. The fact that these guys are, for one thing, fantastic musicians... combined with their humor and composing skills... simply wonderful! I like this piece much better with the B's flatted. XD
+Iron- Costy couldnt find it but they seem to be cheating anyway. the first part is done with the phrygian dominant scale (flat 2 sharp 3) while respecting accidentals (like the periodic sharp 6 and 7), which is still impressive imo. i havent checked the rest but it sounds the same.
Sorry i dont really understand (i'm french ^^') but for me is just a Gminor with accident of F# and the seven C# (Gminor end Dminor are neighboure tone ... sorry for my hugly english x)
ho por dios... ustedes son maestros de la musica, son algo magico realmente, sin duda pagaria lo que fuera por escucharlos tocar, me encanta en verdad su musica e ingenio, muchisimas felicidades y les deseo lo mejor éxito siempre y ajajajaj aunque somos un pais un tanto inculto pero con cultura, Contemplen México, solo por amor al Arte gracias
A perfect example of excellent musicianship and showmanship combined! This give a lot of inspiration to learn all the scales exactly and to develop the ability of instantly recognising a note. Well done!
A mon avis,le grand Mozart se tient les côtes!!!!!! des supers musicos qui dépoussièrent alègrement les chefs d'oeuvres tout en restant eux même !!! c'est jouissif !!!!
There was a letter from Mozart in which he said that the audience had applauded... I think the recapitulation of one of his works (in other words, they started clapping *during* his piece). In the same letter he also said how brilliant he thought that was. He loved it.
That surprises me, because I was at the show for my GTCC music appreciation class, and I certainly didnt see that any of the musicians were unhappy or anything.
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An Korean-English Pianist who talks about Chinese and other Asian stuff randomly during the performance and a Russian Violinist plays a piece with an Italian title composed by an Austrian composer in Turkish style and the whole thing happened in the Netherlands...
Epic. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
D: Amazing
haahaha mr worldwides
"...and a Russian Violinist... " No, no, no. Jewish Violin player
🤣🤣🤣
This is how the Mozart’s Turkish March had to sound like actually
It's amazing how much a song can change when it's simply played a different way. Incredible, love these guys.
It's not a song, it's a piece. Rather a classical masterpiece.
These boys are musical geniuses, good actors as well as so good humorists; They make a game of their effort and years of hard disciplined work so people can get some fun by listening to classical music. I totally admire them.
I agree!
Fantásticos los dos.,!!!!!
I'm from Turkey, I really say that the 3rd one is really like Turkish tunes. Same song but not same kind. It's amazing, very very good.
İf Mozart was born in Ottoman Empire... :D
@youtubert youtubert don't you love when someone replies in another language when you speak english 🙃
@@bakuto.1055 I think he saw Ataturk in his profile picture and guessed that he is turkish. That's why he replied him in turkish. :)
youtubert youtubert Bence Mozart ,türkiyede doğsaydı klasik müzik icra edemezdi.
Furkan Boyrazy
I hate that Chinese
When he started shaking his hips like gypsy... I died laughing. Amazing stuff!!
Much respect, but it's not Ronda alla Romania, this is Ronda alla Turca, so NO gypsies. Sorry mate.
Everytime I'm doing music homework and I need to listen to a piece on RUclips..I always end up watching these two and procrastinating xD
Hahaha! They, VGM, and memes have taught me to use Spotify for music homework instead...
This is BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!! I know the piece by heart as I used to play the piano and this is SO refreshing!!!! these two are such good musicians they can allow themselves anything!!!!
Would be nice if they've produced some CD or whatnot with the full version of this along with other classics "modified" like this. I just love this stuff.
3:41 the cellos: When you're trying so hard to find that note...
WKWOWKWKWKWKWK
0:03 bless you
5:10 too.
LOL
TheSkipjack95
LMAO
😂
Ahhah
YINGYANGTAICHISHITAOPINGPONG!!
hahaha! that line gets me everytime
and totally AWESOME music.
B flat perfect 😄😄 memletim koktu be 😄
this was exactly how Turkish is...
Exactly
Pretty good
This was exactly wrong
cracks HAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAH
It is is how spanish or italian is - I think. We don't talk that fast turkish; from my view point -your assumption is dead wrong.
First of all, can we take a moment to appreciate how much Joo must have to practice this routine? It probably started out with a lot of mistakes and him playing "Alla Turca" as originally written, instead of playing it as performed here.
Also, this skit (is that the word I'm looking for here) highlights how simple variation on a theme can be -- change the key or change a single pitch and you've got something entirely new and interesting. It proves that while maybe not the most "refined" or "sophisticated", such an approach is valid and can be useful as a creative tool.
This is how my music teachers at music camps would jam in their time off. I enjoyed the offtimes FAAAAAAAAAAR more than the actual lessons, because they/we could really play, in every sense of the word!
Mozart bu parçayı orijinal mehter marşından esinlenerek bestelemişti. Muhtemelen bu duyduğumuz şey bizim gerçek mehter marşına en çok benzeyen müziktir.
salla kazan
@@canerdemir4595 en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piano_Sonata_No._11_(Mozart)
"Mozart himself titled the rondo "Alla turca".[3] It imitates the sound of Turkish Janissary bands, the music of which was much in vogue at that time"
@@canerdemir4595 biraz araştırsan keşke
I never get bored of this
This is exactly how it should be sound like! So Turkish!
This guy is a genius.
respect from Azerbaijan.Turks are our brothers
always
Yes👋 Selam gardaşım
Adam
You are also Turk. There is no differance between TR&AZ
And sisters
As a Turkish, I can say that this is LEGENDARY..
I'll be the first to admit. I clapped at the end of their performance. And I'm sat in front of a computer.
Love that little dance at 3:16
"The Feng Shui here is A majeur ! "
These guys are awesome.
Gerçekten Türk esintilerini hissediyor çok hoş👌
respect from turkey!
Real alla turca 😂
It is Turkish oriental however it's not really b flat actually it is a Turkish scale called A HIJAZ
ege aral aksoy armonik si bemol minör çaldıkları ton
Ona Türk müziği nde zirguleli hicaz. Derler ...:))
Correct, the Bb is more like B half flat
C’est pas oriental Musique Turquie NormalementUn peu politique
these guys definitely know much about turkish music.. 5 stars!
The violinist is awesome :p he makes such funny faces haha. I love this :)
Recently my orchestra was playing this piece as it was written, then suddenly everybody started playing it like them... our conductor got pretty angry, but he had to assume: it sounds better !!
This is just amazing! Greetings from Turkey
Великолепно! Браво!!!
This is awesome. The fact that these guys are, for one thing, fantastic musicians... combined with their humor and composing skills... simply wonderful!
I like this piece much better with the B's flatted. XD
Igudesman & Joo son extraordinarios siempre!! Además tienen un humor espectacular!!!
I like it much better when it's played in B-flat!
its actually A major with a B flat haha
It have a name for this special tone ?
+Iron- Costy couldnt find it but they seem to be cheating anyway. the first part is done with the phrygian dominant scale (flat 2 sharp 3) while respecting accidentals (like the periodic sharp 6 and 7), which is still impressive imo. i havent checked the rest but it sounds the same.
Sorry i dont really understand (i'm french ^^') but for me is just a Gminor with accident of F# and the seven C# (Gminor end Dminor are neighboure tone ... sorry for my hugly english x)
+Iron- Costy phrygian dominant scale
This is best and near Ottoman Turkish music. Perfect !
I LOVE TURKISH CULTURE ! I LOVE TURKISH PEOPLES ! I LOVE TURKIYE !
ho por dios... ustedes son maestros de la musica, son algo magico realmente, sin duda pagaria lo que fuera por escucharlos tocar, me encanta en verdad su musica e ingenio, muchisimas felicidades y les deseo lo mejor éxito siempre y ajajajaj aunque somos un pais un tanto inculto pero con cultura, Contemplen México, solo por amor al Arte gracias
Thats like the best rendition of a classical song i have ever heard
Mozart would be proud of you for doing this ❤️
Magnificent job! Just amazing!
I was with this performance!! It was really really great, i love them!
the best sort of musicians....love them
mozart would be proud
Kappa would he?
@@justcode431 yes shut up
He would indeed, considering by all historical records he was quite a jokester.
I think, rather, uh, drunk mo- zart, would be (hic)..... p-proud.......
OH MY GOD! IT SOUNDS SO AWESOME!!!!
I love to watch people enjoy performing music and having fun with it
I'm impressed that the orchestra could pick this up so easily -- I supposed they practiced it but Igudesman and Joo sure play fast.
A perfect example of excellent musicianship and showmanship combined! This give a lot of inspiration to learn all the scales exactly and to develop the ability of instantly recognising a note.
Well done!
A mon avis,le grand Mozart se tient les côtes!!!!!! des supers musicos qui dépoussièrent alègrement les chefs d'oeuvres tout en restant eux même !!! c'est jouissif !!!!
I had this song stuck in my head today!
What creative and open minds these are... I adore you guyz, indeed!
very good music and very good musical show.
izlemekten bıkmadığım bir video
AYHAN KARA ayn
I could never realize how funny can excellent music be ❤️
This is not a music this is a pure energy
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@@Trixex 12 years and only 1 like
@@Trixex let me just fix why not
they are just FANTASTIC
Wow this is really sounds like our traditinal songs. İ am really exicted. Mozart is really talented musician
There was a letter from Mozart in which he said that the audience had applauded... I think the recapitulation of one of his works (in other words, they started clapping *during* his piece). In the same letter he also said how brilliant he thought that was. He loved it.
Omg it's perfect! I need sheet music! :3
Just play B flat instead of B.
Tek kelimeyle mukemmel. ilkkez bukadar guzel bir Turk marsi dinlioum.
wonderful guys;
plays so beautifuly. thank you.
Love this wild versions!,,💕
Dinlemek cok keyifliydi❤
4:37 💜
This is pure amazing! I love all your videos!!!! I have seen them all!
It's a completly different song! Fantastic!
They are soooooooooooo coooooooooollllllllllllll!!!!!!!!!!!! ))))))))) Love them!))))
this is soooooooooooooooo great... i've watched this video like 6 times in a row
Couldnt get any more turkish
There was a darbuka as well
The guys are incredible!!!!
So clever. It must be really hard to play such a well known piece in a different key and not be drawn back to the original. Bravo Maestros
its incredible how you turn completely to another song this Mozart song... I love it.
Bravo!!! Superb Interpretation. Mesmerizing performance.
and nooow.... Moccccart.. .the specific accent :-))))) wonderfuuuuullll
You two are the reason I learn piano and violin :)
Only one word, Brilliant.
i cannot beluieve this!! SO GREAT!!!
That was excellent!
love the way igudesman moves to the music
Some times see it again...
How wonderfully original! Very entertaining!
Şarkıda halay çekesim geldi. Harika bir uyarlama olmuş.
Thank's a lot for posting.
Genius! The magic of scale modes!
This is superly amazingly fantastically brilliant!!
This is great!!
Wow, this is beautiful
Love it!
they are awesome!
this is greatful
i never had seen anything like this
congradilations
wow!!! I love them
Unbelievable!! I love them!! =))
i love them
OMG I CANT WAIT TO SEE THEIR NEXT CONCERT!!!!
I HIPE THEY COME TO LI SOON!!!!!
Fantastic !
That surprises me, because I was at the show for my GTCC music appreciation class, and I certainly didnt see that any of the musicians were unhappy or anything.
Oh, this is absolutely brilliant! I
Please, please come to Boston!
I never heard to actual Turkish music but this sounds very very Turkish...
These guys are made for each other...!!!
Meravigliosamente bravi e divertenti 😍