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This episode of Bugs Bunny crossed my mind 3 days ago, so I had to look it up and watch it. It was hilarious to go back and watch it again as an adult. Amazing how the cartoon was so well choreographed to the music.
He pulls teeth, has specials for the ladies and the gentlemen, sends love letters, gives advice, sings love songs, plays guitar, and is ready to help with any shenanigans in the name of love (for gold). That's why everyone keeps yelling "Hey, Figaro!" all the time. :D
It can help you to focus. Because when you are reading or something like that you use more one side of your brain and the other side "wants attention", so when you listen to music(it's more usefull if the music don't have a singer, but if it do, it should be in other language, cause it may use the wrong side of the brain). I got this from Pierluigi Piazzi.
Lovely song, it always saddens me to think these classical authors will never know how beloved their music is across the world so long after they died.
They can know from Heaven. ;) In Paradise - hopefully they got there - you pretty much ask God for any knowledge and it's given to you. Saints confirm. I'm orthodox btw ☦️
The simplicity yet brilliance of the few soaring notes at 2:32 always moves me and makes me want to get up and dance. I like to imagine Rossini writing down this part, pondering it for a moment and then inevitably concluding: "Damn, I'm a genius!".
"How doooo! Welcome to my shop Let me cut your mop Let me shave your crop! Daintily! Daintily! Hey you! Don't look so perplexed Why must you be vexed? Can't you see you're next? Yes, you're next! You're so next! How about a nice close shave Teach your whiskers to behave Lots of lather lots of soap Please hold still don't be a dope Now we're ready for the scrapin' There's no use to try escapin' Yell and scream and rant and rave There's no use you need a shave! Ooh ouch ouch ooh ouch ooh ooh ouch! There, you're nice and clean! Although your face looks like it might have gone through a ma-chine! Oh, where do I get that waabbit? What would you want with a waabbit? Can't you see that I'm much swee-ter? I'm your little Sen-yer-ree-ter Yooou are my type of guy Let me straighten your tie And I shall dance for you!" :)
YES! I ALWAYS DREAMED ABOUT SOME MECHANISM WHEREBY ONE COULD LISTEN TO MUSIC AT HOME. SOMETHING WHERE MAY BE YOU GO TO A STORE AND BUY SOMETHING, I DON'T KNOW, MAYBE A SPOOL OF TAPE OR A DISC OR SOMETHING AND THEN YOU PUT IT ONTO A MACHINE IN YOUR LIVING ROOM AND THE MUSIC COMES OUT. NOW IT'S FINALLY HAPPENED!
Hang keys on hook in inconspicuous PERMANENT place. Cannot find watch: Ask for angel help, then be very relaxed and quiet. Worked? Fine. Did not work? Your cell phone has time on it.
I live in Spain and every time I leave Seville after visiting I roll all the windows down and blast thing song as loud as possible while driving down the street.
2:00-2:39 🎵 I've got you! I've got you! I've got you! We almost had it...almost caught it...we almost netted that beautiful butterfly, but then it fluttered away in the desert sky, and now I'm just so disappointed, I could cry. 'Cause we have been chasing that butterfly all up and down below and high-dee-di-dee-di-dee-di-dee-di! All through the desert...through the desert...all through the canyons...and rivers...we searchify. Beautiful butterfly...my dear gold butterfly...but now you're gone, and I'm a really, really, really, really disappointed guy. 🎵
Better yet try 6:37. That's where Bugs & Elmer chase each other with the axes, guns & cannons. After which Bugs & Elmer get "married" & Bugs throws Elmer into the cake.
(Axe, bigger axe, gun, bigger gun, cannon, bigger cannon, even bigger cannon, flowers, chocolates, proposal, they get married, he runs up the stairs and drops him into a cake.)
Elmer is immersed to his waist, in the cake--wedding dress spread on the outside of the cake while his lower half of his body, clad in hunting gear (complete with the boots) is flailing about. CLASSIC!
@Adelaide Slaven I'm playing this in youth orchestra too, except I just came here to listen to it as a reference recording to help practice. Here I am scrolling through comments, suddenly realizing that is from Bugs Bunny.
I can't come up with a single melody of my own, and here is a different one at every pause. Thank you, Bugs Bunny, Carl Stalling & Co for introducing me to this wonderful piece!
I do. here are lyrics. How do?? Welcome to my shop, let me cut your mop, let me shave your crop Daintily, daintily Hey you!! Don't look so perplexed, why must you be vexed, can't you see you're next Yes you're next, you're so next How about a nice close shave Teach your whiskers to behave Lots of lather lots of soap Please hold still don't be a dope Now we're ready for the scraping There's no use to try escaping Yell & scream & rant & rave It's no use you need a shave (oh ouch ouch oh ouch oh oh ouch) There, you're nice and clean Although you're face looks like it might have gone through a ma-chine Oh, wait until I get that waaaabbit Whaaaaaat would you want with a waaaabbit? Caaaaan't you see that I'm much sweet-er? I'm your little senorit-er Yooooou are my type of guuuuy Let me straighten your tie And I shall dance for you~
2:10 I've heard this part looping in my head for many years when bored, And I didn't know about this piece before I watched an compilation of Classical music. Still give me goosebump!
No solo para Sevilla, un lujo para todo el mundo, sin duda Sevilla ha sido la gran inspiración de muchos compositores y dramaturgos, espero algún día conocerla, saludos desde Chile :)
My father listened to either news radio or classical music in the car, always. And I thank him for it. But Bugs Bunny also gave me my own personal connection to so many pieces. And don’t forget the wonderful use of this piece to close out the Beatles movie Help! Which was excellent.
I'm a student of biochemistry, but my heart is really in art, literature, and classic music. I feel like the most beautiful times of our world have been used up, and in this modern era we just recycle and abuse the gifts given to use, biding time until we blow ourselves up. It's really the most omnipresent sadness I feel when I fall into beautiful music such as this and put it into perspective.
Here's a challenge: Watch "Rabbit of Seville" and then listen to the original version of the overture from The Barber of Seville and try NOT to sing along with the Bugs Bunny lyrics or even just replay the cartoon in your mind. You can't.
I love driving to this when you're running late to work and there's traffic but not too heavy weaving in and out in sync with to the rhythm and pulling in a parking spot right as the song ends
One of my favorite memories is kicking back at Red Rocks with my family, including my cousin whom I haven't seen for years now, and watching Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny bring an extra spring of fun and humor to Rossini's timeless masterpieces. It was the perfect intro to the Princess Bride.
In my estimation, Rossini was the King of Overtures!! The man was a musical Genius! There are many fine overtures but the ones by Rossini are outstanding!!
Oh! The brilliance of the Italian opera composers! The Italian language was made for opera. It is no wonder that opera was once the national sport of Italy. I could listen to this all day and night! Thanks for putting this together.
Overture: six minutes at the beginning of the opera, where the audience talks amongst themselves and no one pays attention to the music. (according to Verdi)
I sure do miss the 90's. Things were so much better. The 90's was so lame and cheesy and Ioved it lol hats on backwards, jean jackets, backstreet boys, no justin bieber lol
I know everyone is talking about 2:10 but what about the part directly after it? I'm talking about 2:39 That intense exclamation of a note sells what came before
To be very honest I am very very grateful to Bugs Bunny for sharing great music with countless millions of children . Otherwise the world would be a sadder place .
I've been trying to figure out the name of this song for years! I had it in my head, but couldn't remember from where. I was just watching Bugs Bunny and POW! Thanks for sharing this masterpiece.
It's impossible not to hear this song without picturing Bugs Bunny in the very cartoon this was heard in. Absolutely brilliant. I still remember it bit by bit after so many watches as a little girl.
Said of Rossini: "His countenance revealed a lofty and congenial expression. His subtle, quick penetrating eye and wit held one magnetically before him. His smile, benevolent and caustic at the same time, reflected his whole disposition." By his music, you can hear that the man's mind was afire. We're the lucky beneficiaries of his talent. we can listen to his great music over and over again….
My favorite music memories from childhood are from Tom and Jerry (->train scene) and from Bugs Bunny (->barber) cartoons and today I realized that they are just the different parts of the same composition.. mindblowing :D
Pure Genius Rossini, even more so the amazing talents of Mozart, because the Barber was Figaro and he carries the Characters over for his Marriage of Figaro.
I remember hearing this while watching looney tunes when I was very little - that episode was one of my favourites. Then, I finally found this over a decade later. So many memories and such a great composition. :)
Actually, This song DID make in into the big screen! in Tom & Jerry's Kitty Foiled. The song was heard in the scene where Tom tries to run over Jerry with a train but the song is more dramatic than this version
Alsemenor I'm in no way referring to the greats of old, and I can't grasp how you wouldn't infer that. I speak of modern composers, conductors, and musicians - granted they are in no way affiliated with the true composing genius of this specific piece - who deserve to profit from the works they create or produce.
This is one of the first records that I heard when very young back in the early 60's along with the Brandenburg Concertos. My Dad had these on the old 78 rpm records. I must have played the grooves off that record and still love this music.
xskyle1 I was using my phone. There was no way I was going to go back and try and paste the exact time into the comment. I'm not trying to sound smart, I'm just stating that the triplets at 2:40 were excellent. There's no need for you to act like you have a stick up your ass just because I don't "make musical sense". Also, as someone who has played clarinet for five years, I know at least a little about what "makes musical sense", and as far as I know, "theme" and "fast section" are commonly used terms in orchestras for when we don't have specific measure numbers or "time stamps". The area I was referring to, at 2:40, was the second major melody after the "allegro vivace", which marked the end of the section which is typically conducted in eighth notes as it is slow. So, "instead of trying to sound smart", you should probably just mind your business, and accept that not everyone is going to state things in an exact format preferred by you in a youtube comment section.
There was a moment when Warner Brothers and their gang did quite a lot for opera and allowing the young to develop a taste for it. Nothing proves that better than this piece. I saw the cartoon as a young man and to this day I can almost see it frame for frame. And, of course, the terrific music to which they were strikingly loyal. I'd rather listen to a concert called "Bugs Plays Rossini" than rap with no music and few lyrics any day.
"OOOOOOOOOOH Where do I get the waaaaaaabbit?!" "Whaaaaaaaaaaat would you waaaant with a wabbit? Caaaaaaan't you see that I'm-much-swee-ter IIIIIIII'M your little sen-ior-i-ter"
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I got my first introduction to classical music watching Bugs Bunny parody this music when I was a kid! Loved it!!
Everything I know about classical music came from Bugs Bunny cartoons, the Lone Ranger, and 2001: A Space Odyssey.
I thought that it was romance (i am sorry my englisch is not very good)
Ah, 1816. The good old days. I remember when this was released on RUclips back then, it was #1 on Trending.
Ah, darling.
Why are you lying?
@@stephenhaval6769 why are you taking it seriously?
The grand old days. Well missed.
Beautiful days
Nobody:
Rossini in this picture: -_____-
Archanea -
Different types of Rossini
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@@010788candy lol
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Me after I read this comment :)
I wonder how Rossini would react if you told him future generations would know his music because of an anthropomorphic talking rabbit?
He would say "Money in the bank" would you like another...by the way don't forget to sign the check!
69 likes that's the funny number
@@ohyeahimdrinking7538 Rossini would have laughed.
He would say: EH.......... NEXT!
Did you not mean 'whaskally wabbit'?
Every time I hear this I still see bugs bunny in a barbers uniform using a little lawn mower on Elmer Fudds face.
This episode of Bugs Bunny crossed my mind 3 days ago, so I had to look it up and watch it. It was hilarious to go back and watch it again as an adult. Amazing how the cartoon was so well choreographed to the music.
Yes
I had the same image just 5 seconds into the music, and I hadn’t listened to it in like a decade
Oh yes, that's an absolute classic without a doubt
I remember this as well, I used to see so much Bugs Bunny as a kid
We are all missing our barbers right now.
I cut my own hair.
Another atomic bomb?
@@george12cosmin yeah that was Oppenheimer
Yes all need a hair cut if we don’t understand classic . Don’t waste time on perennial music . also pls don’t insult
@@salilkoul9121 easy there, Ben Shapiro
This must be one hell of a barber
If you ever see the play or the opera you'll see it really is
HydraTek of course have you not seen bugs Bunny?
He pulls teeth, has specials for the ladies and the gentlemen, sends love letters, gives advice, sings love songs, plays guitar, and is ready to help with any shenanigans in the name of love (for gold). That's why everyone keeps yelling "Hey, Figaro!" all the time. :D
DOES THE BARBER SHAVE HIMSELF?
DOES THE BARBER SHAVE HIMSELF?
i learned about classical music like any normal person: from watching a cross-dressing rabbit infuriate an incompetent hunter
Amen..
Same.
lol..me too!
Yup
A 14 years old kid who piloted a huge human-machine introduce me to Bach, almost same.
Can’t believe it’s been a 200 years and people still listening to this masterpiece
tbh I really don't find this to be a "masterpiece" ... guess it got 14M views thanks to Bugs Bunny.
@@hanwentian8096 better than the shit they produce these days
@@hanwentian8096 Ratio
Thank Looney Tunes for this to happen.
@@hanwentian8096 Yet I used to watch Bugs Bunny I came here from Ragnarok Online's Bragi's Poem.
I love the stretched picture of him.
+Itchytoenail© Maybe it's actually the only properly resized photo of him and he really looked that wide.
+wikieditspam ...It certainly looks as though Rossini didn't miss any meals..........but who really cares? He wrote glorious music.
LMAO
+wikieditspam LMAO AGAIN
Itchytoenail© lol :")))
2:07 thats where you came for
Elif Nur Akkuş thanks
yes hahaha
bless your soul you kind stranger
This is the part where bugs bunny massage elmer fudd bald head.. LOL
Elif Nur Akkuş thanks
I probably just spent an hour "liking" all of the Bugs Bunny comments.
Not sure that classical music improves my studying efficiency.
If you like different styles of music, and love this song, check out my remix: ruclips.net/video/-Q0ZFaavL8E/видео.html
I’m not sure either but I learned about this composer at school in music class.
Best way to learn classic music, from a WABBIT
It can help you to focus. Because when you are reading or something like that you use more one side of your brain and the other side "wants attention", so when you listen to music(it's more usefull if the music don't have a singer, but if it do, it should be in other language, cause it may use the wrong side of the brain).
I got this from Pierluigi Piazzi.
Man,it is happening to me
Lovely song, it always saddens me to think these classical authors will never know how beloved their music is across the world so long after they died.
Those who claimed Christ do know...
If there's a Heaven, then, they know.
Or the music become famous because of animated characters
@@DavidRice111 what about the Buddha
They can know from Heaven. ;) In Paradise - hopefully they got there - you pretty much ask God for any knowledge and it's given to you. Saints confirm. I'm orthodox btw ☦️
Looney Tunes is the way how kids learn about classical music
+David Kasten
true, I heard so many classical songs in cartoons (Bugs Bunny, Tom & Jerry,...)
+David Kasten except they always had the swans dancing with blue danube, so i thought blue danube was swan lake
+David Kasten Tom and Jerry? (Old ones)
+David Kasten It "was". Unfortunately
+David Kasten For me it was Fantasia, the 1940 one not the 2000 shit, but these are also good
6:40
Hey guys remember when Tom tied Jerry to the toy train track with The yellow bird (Cuckoo)?
exactly... i had the same thought
what a "LEGEND"
7:02 the bird approaches Tom
Kitty foiled
I came here searching for that tune
The simplicity yet brilliance of the few soaring notes at 2:32 always moves me and makes me want to get up and dance.
I like to imagine Rossini writing down this part, pondering it for a moment and then inevitably concluding: "Damn, I'm a genius!".
That's my favorite part
Classical music is a true masterpiece that never gets old😀❤
Thursday 1 December from Columbus, OH.-----I've heard that "Leap Day Births" are special.
That part is beautiful, I never get tired of it :D
I personally prefer 2:39, that exclamation of a note sells everything that came before it
The first overture I played in high school orchestra.....still love it 50 years later!
2:07 :if your here from Tom and Jerry/ Loony Toons.
3:54 :if your here from DBZ abridged.
The Devils Paradise That scene where Cell got pissed because his arena was circle shaped fucking killed me,
AND THAT ONE'S STILL GREEN
Thank you
From JUST FOR LAUGH GAGS
0:00 If you are here for the song
"How doooo!
Welcome to my shop
Let me cut your mop
Let me shave your crop!
Daintily! Daintily!
Hey you!
Don't look so perplexed
Why must you be vexed?
Can't you see you're next?
Yes, you're next!
You're so next!
How about a nice close shave
Teach your whiskers to behave
Lots of lather lots of soap
Please hold still don't be a dope
Now we're ready for the scrapin'
There's no use to try escapin'
Yell and scream and rant and rave
There's no use you need a shave!
Ooh ouch ouch ooh ouch ooh ooh ouch!
There, you're nice and clean!
Although your face looks like it might have gone through a ma-chine!
Oh, where do I get that waabbit?
What would you want with a waabbit?
Can't you see that I'm much swee-ter?
I'm your little Sen-yer-ree-ter
Yooou are my type of guy
Let me straighten your tie
And I shall dance for you!"
:)
Band Geek I think it goes "Why must you be vexed..."
Probably. I saw that and it didn't make any sense, but I couldn't think of what could go there xD
Lmao oh memories
Thank you so much! I love that episode!
"Ehh... Next?" 🥕
Müzik tarihinin zirvesidir 2:10 ve 2:39 arası. Geçmişten süregelen tüm hisler 29 saniyeye sıkıştırılmış adeta...
Katılıyorum
Ragnarok poem of bragi theme xD
Maaaaaaaan, the translate feature on RUclips is so cool. Puedo hablar en inglés o en español y tener conversaciones con Turcos y Rusos :)
Gel lan bi dinle rahatlarsın unutmuşsundur dinlemeyi.
@@josemose8290 haha unutmam azizim ☺️
I remember when this piece first came out. Everyone would blast this on their brand new 1800s speakers. Beautiful piece Rossini, Beautiful.
What??? 😮 That’s sacrilegious!!!
Frfr the streets were bumping on god
THANK YOU RUclips FOR GIVING THE PUBLIC THE OPPORTUNITY TO HEAR THIS MAGNIFICENT MUSICAL COMPOSITIONS
GREAT COMMENT BOB
LOVE THE SHOUTY CAPS MY GUY
YES THANK YOU
THIS IS TRUE BOB GLAD WE CAN BE THE SAME
YES! I ALWAYS DREAMED ABOUT SOME MECHANISM WHEREBY ONE COULD LISTEN TO MUSIC AT HOME. SOMETHING WHERE MAY BE YOU GO TO A STORE AND BUY SOMETHING, I DON'T KNOW, MAYBE A SPOOL OF TAPE OR A DISC OR SOMETHING AND THEN YOU PUT IT ONTO A MACHINE IN YOUR LIVING ROOM AND THE MUSIC COMES OUT. NOW IT'S FINALLY HAPPENED!
2:09 when you have to get out of the house but cant find your keys
And we shall sing dadadada xD
When your parents come home and you haven't done your chores yet.
Hang keys on hook in inconspicuous PERMANENT place. Cannot find watch: Ask for angel help, then be very relaxed and quiet. Worked? Fine. Did not work? Your cell phone has time on it.
that's the favorite part. i love it and repeat to listen
Andrew Woo L
I live in Spain and every time I leave Seville after visiting I roll all the windows down and blast thing song as loud as possible while driving down the street.
Rossini e' italiano!!!!!!!!!!!.......sveglia!!!!!!!!!!!!!
@@zagortenay114 sì ma Siviglia è in Spagna eh
@@zagortenay114 huh
Truly a person of culture
Did a barber who looks like a rabbit show up near your car?
2:00-2:39
🎵 I've got you! I've got you! I've got you! We almost had it...almost caught it...we almost netted that beautiful butterfly, but then it fluttered away in the desert sky, and now I'm just so disappointed, I could cry. 'Cause we have been chasing that butterfly all up and down below and high-dee-di-dee-di-dee-di-dee-di! All through the desert...through the desert...all through the canyons...and rivers...we searchify. Beautiful butterfly...my dear gold butterfly...but now you're gone, and I'm a really, really, really, really disappointed guy. 🎵
FINALLY! SOMEONE ELSE THAT ALSO THINKS OF THE BACKYARDIGANS WITH THIS SONG!
Everyone else talking about knowing this song thanks to Bugs Bunny, but for me it's thanks to the Backyardigans that I know this song.
Me: I’ll just get a trim please
Barber: *pulls out chainsaw
Top comment 🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰🥰🥰
Erwin Rommel ahh the desert fox
En 1792 naciste. Año de la. Rata y te fuiste en 1868.año del. Dragon.
LMAO
Is your barber Bugs Bunny or something? Lmao
4:32 makes me want to drag in progressively larger artillery pieces for some reason.
Better yet try 6:37. That's where Bugs & Elmer chase each other with the axes, guns & cannons. After which Bugs & Elmer get "married" & Bugs throws Elmer into the cake.
@@CCRoxtar
2:07 If Your Here from Looney Tunes, Scooby-Doo, Tom and Jerry and Hanna-Barbera.
Now that's funny. Good one, ole boy!
Ahh this when Tom's..ride in toy train goes on to Jerry😂🙃Hmm I think not sure
@@denniegray6212
the anime Mars of Destruction uses this for a fight scene which makes it pure comedy gold
Most intense haircut in the universe.
Yes ;D
I always pictured someone getting shaved when I hear this. Maybe because the word barber has a different meaning in german ^^
+PrinzPassionsfrucht Barber technically means male hairdresser in English too. at least it was 30 years ago
//SHAVING INTENSIFIES//
Hilarious! This composition is the bomb!!
4:40, the train chasing scene in that Tom & Jerry episode featuring the yellow canary.
(Axe, bigger axe, gun, bigger gun, cannon, bigger cannon, even bigger cannon, flowers, chocolates, proposal, they get married, he runs up the stairs and drops him into a cake.)
"Ehhh...next!"
Elmer is immersed to his waist, in the cake--wedding dress spread on the outside of the cake while his lower half of his body, clad in hunting gear (complete with the boots) is flailing about. CLASSIC!
I still don't understand how anyone can create such amazing music like this.
Fun fact this second piece of this song was in a Pixar animation short
Well we used to have these things called Musical Instruments back before computers and fruityloops
Make songs like this requires a lot of practice and study, with no distractions. Very hard accomplish that today
Drugs
It all began to fade with the coming of radio, and then TV finished it off for good.
I'm playing this in my youth orchestra, and my conductor showed us the Bugs Bunny episode as an example 😂
well ...always better than showing Mr Bean as an example for Puccini's Oh Mio Babbino Caro :-D
Nice. And check this out if you're interested, man: ruclips.net/video/-Q0ZFaavL8E/видео.html
Tell him he's a morron
@Adelaide Slaven I'm playing this in youth orchestra too, except I just came here to listen to it as a reference recording to help practice. Here I am scrolling through comments, suddenly realizing that is from Bugs Bunny.
Ha!
I can't come up with a single melody of my own, and here is a different one at every pause. Thank you, Bugs Bunny, Carl Stalling & Co for introducing me to this wonderful piece!
Anyone think of Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd from Looney Tunes in the barber shop while listening?
I do. here are lyrics.
How do??
Welcome to my shop, let me cut your mop, let me shave your crop
Daintily, daintily
Hey you!!
Don't look so perplexed, why must you be vexed, can't you see you're next
Yes you're next, you're so next
How about a nice close shave
Teach your whiskers to behave
Lots of lather lots of soap
Please hold still don't be a dope
Now we're ready for the scraping
There's no use to try escaping
Yell & scream & rant & rave
It's no use you need a shave
(oh ouch ouch oh ouch oh oh ouch)
There, you're nice and clean
Although you're face looks like it might have gone through a ma-chine
Oh, wait until I get that waaaabbit
Whaaaaaat would you want with a waaaabbit?
Caaaaan't you see that I'm much sweet-er?
I'm your little senorit-er
Yooooou are my type of guuuuy
Let me straighten your tie
And I shall dance for you~
hahaha lmfao when hes massaging elmes head. i laugh my ass off every time
I confess, yes.
Rachel West
Let's not forget when bugs did the same to the big hairy monster.
yep
Maybe it has something to do with Bugs, but this is just such a *happy* piece of music. Always gives me great joy to listen to it! One of my top ten.
me too
I always think of bugs bunny dancing on elmer fudds head hahahah I love this music
Kiralik ask a turkish drama influenced me to listen this master piece ❤️
.KIRALIK ASK...ÖMER!!
Same here
Şaka mı bu aq?
Same honey🤍
Bendeee
This performance is full of a sense of presence ,
I am mesmerized by this masterpiece
There is nothing else to add
Famous part starts at 2:07
yes!
The best of Rossini and Bellini
ruclips.net/video/0AUBaN4OIJs/видео.html
Ezra Bernstein yes thanks. Its on 5:19 too
This is one of the best overtures ever written. How did this great master came up with one of the most astounding harmonies of all time 🤔😍😇
I love how every great piece of classical music was published 13 years ago, and were some of the first videos uploaded to RUclips
I've seen 19 year old videos on yt
The way the song was first presented to me was via Bugs Bunny and Loony Toons.Thanks Guys for turning me onto the orchestra at such a young age.
2:10 I've heard this part looping in my head for many years when bored, And I didn't know about this piece before I watched an compilation of Classical music. Still give me goosebump!
@FLMMDShare it's the Poem Of Bragi from Ragnarok Game
I would be willing to say that Bugs Bunny and his loony tune buddies has introduced a lot of people to classical music.
Un lujo para Sevilla y los sevillanos como yo. Me gusta oirlo cuando me afeito. Saludos desde Sevilla.
No solo para Sevilla, un lujo para todo el mundo, sin duda Sevilla ha sido la gran inspiración de muchos compositores y dramaturgos, espero algún día conocerla, saludos desde Chile :)
+Bill Seth Hahaha.. mientras te afeitas.. qué gracia
saludame a zorman XD
Fue inspirada en hechos reales.un genio Rossini
My father listened to either news radio or classical music in the car, always. And I thank him for it. But Bugs Bunny also gave me my own personal connection to so many pieces. And don’t forget the wonderful use of this piece to close out the Beatles movie Help! Which was excellent.
Looney tunes introduce to me to certain classic song.
Moi j'ai aimé bugs bunny jouant au piano un morceau de litz
Très marrant
I can't believe Looney Tunes took time to make a cartoon using this music, Thank You !
2:39
*knock on the door*
"Who is it?"
"ENZO MANGINERO!"
What are you doing here?
lol
Play more Spidey!!
Hahah ITA WASA YOU THAT WASA AT A JENIO'S APARTMENT LASTNIGHT!
If it wasn't for Bugs Bunny most of us would never have been introduced to Classical music....
And Tom & Jerry, I'll always remember the orchestral scores that went with those episodes.
And Ren & Stimpy, Angry Beavers, Spongebob to an extent and the Joker in Arkham Origins.
Honestly it was this Bugs Bunny cartoon that made me want to hear more classical music. Without it, I might not be a classical singer today.
Tom and Jerry... duh?!
And Doritos commercials!
I'm a student of biochemistry, but my heart is really in art, literature, and classic music. I feel like the most beautiful times of our world have been used up, and in this modern era we just recycle and abuse the gifts given to use, biding time until we blow ourselves up. It's really the most omnipresent sadness I feel when I fall into beautiful music such as this and put it into perspective.
I don't know what you are doing right now or who you are but I feel the same. Our time is such a waste
Gobshite! Cheer up you miserable bastards😅
Utterly magnificent & joyous! :*) :*) xx Thank you classic fm xx
Why only 28 views? I deduced it strictly mathematically, since the other 11990600 views are from me, of course.
it now has 13m views, i hope your happy
Me: *plays it on max volume*
Dad: "Turn it off!"
Me: "Why?"
Dad: "We've got bigger speakers downstairs!"
¡Que papá tan chévere!
Breaking away 👍🏾
We got a captive orchestra in the dungeon
Ryuzaki Azzouz This comment makes me think of the Addams Family.
Awesome!
60% of here came from looney tunes 35% came from tom and jerry
4% came from TFS DBZ Abridged (including me)
1% came here cuz they love clasical music
why did the remaining 35% come here?
Finally! I made it to the top 1% :) (of something)
I just love classical music. Once in a time i come there, just to relax and enjoy.
also because of Just for Laughs Gags
3:43 I made a quick timestamp for the DBZ Abridged fans.
Its amazing how the golden age of animation has exposed us to these beautifully composed works of art
That classic Bugs Bunny skit brought me here
DoughRayMe k
i only remember those cartoons when this kinda music comes on ...hate getting old
XDXDXD
Me too
Here's a challenge: Watch "Rabbit of Seville" and then listen to the original version of the overture from The Barber of Seville and try NOT to sing along with the Bugs Bunny lyrics or even just replay the cartoon in your mind.
You can't.
Looney Tunes is how I was introduced to classical music. And I wouldn't have it any other way, lol
Hard for me to listen to this and NOT think of that cartoon along with Bugs' and Elmer's accompanying lyrics 😂!
Ive never watched Bugs bunny or looney toons, so I think it will have the opposite effect, Ill hum along to the music or smth lol
Bugs Bunny is how a lot of us were introduced to the joy of opera. Long live Bugs.
You're right! I couldn't avoid the bugs phrases!😝
I love driving to this when you're running late to work and there's traffic but not too heavy weaving in and out in sync with to the rhythm and pulling in a parking spot right as the song ends
wow I can't believe this song is already 12 years old time flies
Boy do I have news for you
@@attackdogs3455 it's a bot
I sincerely hope that was sarcasm lmao
@@djkm9558 no I’m not idiot
whOosh
Thi is great and all, but I'm sorry, it's just not the same without Bugs massaging Elmer Fudd's head.
Too funny - but, only to Boomers and the like
Edgar Hudak That's for true !
"Oh, wait until I get that rabbit
What would you want with a rabbit "
Can't you see that I'm much sweeter,I'm your little senoriter.
"Welcome to my shop,
let me cut your mop,
let me shave your crop,
Daintily,
Daintily..."
Rossini is most underrated classical composer :/
i agree
what!? only outside italy
i dont know because i dont live in italy
My words spreads worldwide :D
I would say Kalinnikov or Karłowicz.
i dont know neither
I think i'm one of the few, at least in comment section, that didnt came for Looney Toons or Bugs Bunny or whatever.
Enjoys the uverture :D
Rafinayoo me to.
Rafinayoo Me too,i just love classic music.
I came because of the movie "Breaking away"
Yes
I'm here because I have NO IDEA WHATSOEVER how to play this for my violin audition.
¡¡Gracias hermosa Italia por tanto genio que nos diste!!
Bugs Bunny memories from childhood
One of my favorite memories is kicking back at Red Rocks with my family, including my cousin whom I haven't seen for years now, and watching Elmer Fudd and Bugs Bunny bring an extra spring of fun and humor to Rossini's timeless masterpieces. It was the perfect intro to the Princess Bride.
2:27 favorite part
Never a boring moment with this lad
He seems like the type of fella that owns a doghouse.
I actually know about this piece through a symphonic orchestra playing it at a concert :)
me: listens to first 10 seconds
me: adds to "favorite Classical music" Playlist
me: listens to rest of the song
In my estimation, Rossini was the King of Overtures!! The man was a musical Genius! There are many fine overtures but the ones by Rossini are outstanding!!
And Wagner!
Agree!
I am happy to listen your music. It is the most wonderful
Rossini era un Genio !!!!!trasmette attraverso la Sua musica. La voglia di vivere ,,l'allegria il buon umore , magnifico!!!!Viva Rossini. Mari
0:43-0:53 There, you're nice and clean... although your face looks like it might have gone through a machine!
Oh! The brilliance of the Italian opera composers! The Italian language was made for opera.
It is no wonder that opera was once the national sport of Italy.
I could listen to this all day and night!
Thanks for putting this together.
“Eh..Next!”-Bugs Bunny
Overture: six minutes at the beginning of the opera, where the audience talks amongst themselves and no one pays attention to the music. (according to Verdi)
To Verdi: dude, you got it wrong that time.
The best of Rossini and Bellini
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Cartoons introducing us to classical music since the 90's lol.
***** I don't mean to sound like an ass, but the first Bugs Bunny cartoon actually premiered in 1940 I believe.
***** Ass
***** i grew up in the 90's and that's when i saw the most bugs bunny doing classical pieces lol.
Amen!
I sure do miss the 90's. Things were so much better. The 90's was so lame and cheesy and Ioved it lol hats on backwards, jean jackets, backstreet boys, no justin bieber lol
I know everyone is talking about 2:10 but what about the part directly after it? I'm talking about 2:39
That intense exclamation of a note sells what came before
Good taste brought me here...
Jhonatas Elyel it's a pity that so many people know italian opera music only thank's American cartoons.
Franz Liszt brought me here (he wanted to be better than Rossini and I needed to know why)
David Tornabene lol shut the fuck up.
@@kitgusto2390 Amen.
TheNokturnalTImes-Rossini wanted to be better than Mozart but realized that was impossible.
To be very honest I am very very grateful to Bugs Bunny for sharing great music with countless millions of children . Otherwise the world would be a sadder place .
I love this song .Our concert band played it in high school for a competition. The judges gave us a standing ovation. Its not an easy song to do.
I’m still listening in May 2024!
July 18
I've been trying to figure out the name of this song for years! I had it in my head, but couldn't remember from where. I was just watching Bugs Bunny and POW! Thanks for sharing this masterpiece.
Saw the Barber of Seville 2 nights ago. Watching an orchestra play the overture is amazing.
0:43 "Therrree, you're nice and cleeeaan! Although your face, looks it might have gone thru a ma-chine!"
It's impossible not to hear this song without picturing Bugs Bunny in the very cartoon this was heard in. Absolutely brilliant.
I still remember it bit by bit after so many watches as a little girl.
IKR
If you weren't thinking of Bugs Bunny, you are now.
Oh my god, what have you done to me?!
Sucker.
Daintily!
***** eh, next.
***** He worked for Warner Bros in the music dept for his day job. he was moonlighting when he did the operas.
Said of Rossini: "His countenance revealed a lofty and congenial expression. His subtle, quick penetrating eye and wit held one magnetically before him. His smile, benevolent and caustic at the same time, reflected his whole disposition." By his music, you can hear that the man's mind was afire. We're the lucky beneficiaries of his talent. we can listen to his great music over and over again….
Excellent description
Which piece was being referred to?
My favorite music memories from childhood are from Tom and Jerry (->train scene) and from Bugs Bunny (->barber) cartoons and today I realized that they are just the different parts of the same composition.. mindblowing :D
I found this because I searched for that specific tom and jerry train scene music for so long
Also from Vincenzo series
What’s funny, the part used in Tom and Jerry cartoon was actually switched from Major to Minor scale
Whoever was the conductor did a fantastic job ! One of the best El Barbero de Sevilla I listened on youtube thus far !
I think it was a midi file
sir neville (tavsiye ederim)
Pure Genius Rossini, even more so the amazing talents of Mozart, because the Barber was Figaro and he carries the Characters over for his Marriage of Figaro.
Give it a thumbs up if you get the reference!
2:09 Cast time and Cooldowns are reduced! Thanks Poem of Bragi!
I remember hearing this while watching looney tunes when I was very little - that episode was one of my favourites. Then, I finally found this over a decade later. So many memories and such a great composition. :)
I imagine how it feels like to listen this masterpiece in theatre from real orchestra
Actually, This song DID make in into the big screen! in Tom & Jerry's Kitty Foiled. The song was heard in the scene where Tom tries to run over Jerry with a train but the song is more dramatic than this version
It is absolutely mind blowing! Brought tears to my eyes at Royal Alberts’ Classical Spectacular 🤩
2:09 When you touch your pocket and don't feel your phone
And you find your gf looking at your phone with a surprised face
The power of public domain, how awesome and wonderful :)
Copyright bitches gonna hate
the performance itself is still copyrighted.
Leon Parker How dare someone attempt to make an honest profit from their own works, the very result of their blood, sweat, and tears!
John Doe
They had 70 years to do that. It's our turn now.
John Doe I doubt the long dead composers are able to profit from anything.
Alsemenor I'm in no way referring to the greats of old, and I can't grasp how you wouldn't infer that. I speak of modern composers, conductors, and musicians - granted they are in no way affiliated with the true composing genius of this specific piece - who deserve to profit from the works they create or produce.
This is one of the first records that I heard when very young back in the early 60's along with the Brandenburg Concertos. My Dad had these on the old 78 rpm records. I must have played the grooves off that record and still love this music.
El idioma universal la música hay muchos genios grandes compositores gracias por compartir esta selección de bellas melodías
Those triplets in later in the piece (right after the theme that begins the fast section) that lead up to the downbeat give me musicgasms
Servals Just so you know, what you said makes no musical sense at all. Use time stamps instead of trying to sound smart, thanks.
xskyle1
I was using my phone. There was no way I was going to go back and try and paste the exact time into the comment. I'm not trying to sound smart, I'm just stating that the triplets at 2:40 were excellent. There's no need for you to act like you have a stick up your ass just because I don't "make musical sense". Also, as someone who has played clarinet for five years, I know at least a little about what "makes musical sense", and as far as I know, "theme" and "fast section" are commonly used terms in orchestras for when we don't have specific measure numbers or "time stamps". The area I was referring to, at 2:40, was the second major melody after the "allegro vivace", which marked the end of the section which is typically conducted in eighth notes as it is slow.
So, "instead of trying to sound smart", you should probably just mind your business, and accept that not everyone is going to state things in an exact format preferred by you in a youtube comment section.
Theme, and fast section, make musical sense. That guy's just salty.
There was a moment when Warner Brothers and their gang did quite a lot for opera and allowing the young to develop a taste for it. Nothing proves that better than this piece. I saw the cartoon as a young man and to this day I can almost see it frame for frame. And, of course, the terrific music to which they were strikingly loyal. I'd rather listen to a concert called "Bugs Plays Rossini" than rap with no music and few lyrics any day.
"OOOOOOOOOOH Where do I get the waaaaaaabbit?!"
"Whaaaaaaaaaaat would you waaaant with a wabbit?
Caaaaaaan't you see that I'm-much-swee-ter
IIIIIIII'M your little sen-ior-i-ter"
👄💋💖💖💗
A Bugs Bunny episode brought me to this amazing piece when I was 7 years old. I feel like I have on a red cape listening to this.