The world's ugliest music | Scott Rickard | TEDxMIA
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- SCOTT RICKARD
Scott Rickard has degrees in Mathematics, Computer Science, and Electrical Engineering from M.I.T. and MA and PhD degrees in Applied and Computational Mathematics from Princeton University. At University College Dublin, he founded the Complex & Adaptive Systems Laboratory, where biologists, geologists, mathematicians, computer scientists, social scientists and economists work on problems which matter to people. He is passionate about mathematics, music and educating the next generation of scientists and mathematicians.
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Two hundred years of math and this is the result.
Humans are a wonderful species.
hell yeah
praise it bby
more like 4000 years
XDXD apple pie you probably believe darwinism. haha you is dumb.
Z L.
Please tell me you're joking, Darwin was right, we know that now, we have DNA evidence to prove he was right. Scientists have concluded that Darwin (though he may not have been correct about everything) had many points leading to the general idea that we can prove now are 100% factual. If you were joking, I'm sorry about this, then.
If he hit the wrong note no one would know but him
True, there's actually nothing written on his sheet!
Jack Cooper yes there is
Kind of like jazz...:)
Jaxon Starke No.
All in good fun Mr. McAllister
You just think this is ugly because you've never heard me trying to play
You're not the only one.
Badgabr music starts at 7:48
Equiscend thx
Igor Marcos you are a saint
Same lolo
Fun fact: If you listen to the song a hundred of times you'll finally appreciate it because you will hear the repetition of the entire piece itself
That's actually Stockholm Syndrome
@@ArthurAgamenon_ what ? how?
@@lightingstrike7285 I'm sorry bout this kind of music is for a small niche outside the social dogma
Lol..Have u ever listened to REVOLUTION #9 of The Beatles.??
@@hometv4166 ... which is based on the repeated occurence of "number 9"
7:47 for people just here for the music.
Thanks mate
Thomaszeblob this makes me happy :)
thnx
thank you do much I love you
Thank you
If it comes to playing ugly, I'm the master, and I ain't no mathematician.
SpartanFunnyProject you're not good at grammar also
Jaso Ander you don't have good grammar either*
"Ain't no mathematician"? So you are one? Interesting.
Well, so I ain't a mathematician? how do you say that? (I speak Spanish dude, give me a break).
SpartanFunnyProject To help avoid double negatives, I'd personally try not to use 'ain't' at all. Plus, it sounds more proper without it.
To be fair, if you were to make a mistake, almost no one would be able to tell.
CubicLugion im hearing a pattern of mistakes here
CubicLugion unless it was a consonant interval
Yeah
@@Bronsteino
They didn't say consonant intervals weren't allowed tho. They just can't repeat notes, intervals, or rhythm structures
If it doesn't sound terrible you know he made a mistake.
"A song only a mathematician could write"
*Terrible noise plays*
Me: Hold my beer
Hans Sommer: hold my beer
Justin bieber: hold my baby juice
SCP-012: Hold me!
@@autobotCRSHR that IS a really good one
A song only a bad mathematician could write.
Nobody would even notice if he fucked it up halfway through.
LOL ikr
Joseph Smith they would, it would sound nice.
+Yeetesh Pulstya LOL
Also someone with absolute hearing and good memorie will. If one note is played twice he/she would hear this immediately (I wouldn't though 😜)
at 8:10 and other places i hear an octaves, but it does not necessarily convey any pattern at all.
The only way to 'err ' would be to create a pattern. However, the ear is a pattern-seeking organ and it will probably find a hidden design anyway. Mine, for example, imagines these pitches harmonized, thereby giving them pattern within tonality, and making them more significant, thereby more memorable.
This sounds like when I'm trying to sight read something.
+Kelvin Chau And even after sight reading, you still play like this, because you're playing "The Ping"
+Kelvin Chau me.
+Kelvin Chau Same
True.
+Kelvin Chau for me sight reading is like i do it perfectly than i just mess one rest or so than im like oh fuck were are we and i give up till we start again...
The longest most convoluted preface to a drunk guy banging piano keys.
Best comment ever
+thewu1313 Well no, a drunk guy banging piano keys would still have some sort of "pattern" mechanism in the subconscious, he might come back to the same key over and over, or he might just be banging right, left, right, left and that's some kind of repetition in the "random" drunk banging. The talk is specifically about how randomness can NEVER produce this kind of music.
+Sa kak well aren't you fun at parties?
+Sa kak weeeeellll actually....randomness would guarantee that this arrangement would occur once
+VerticalHorizon9 Actually I have board game and discussion evenings. So yes?
“What key is it in?”
*ALL OF THEM*
Sight reading that will be very confusing
*Giant Steps flashbacks*
*Jazz sweating intensifies*
My mum always complains that my original composed music pieces have too many repetitions, so I have just given her this video to watch. She is now nothing to say.
r/ThatHappened
Whenever I try to compose something even just a simple melody it turns out to be so repeatative.
I’m the inverse for whatever reason, I can keep a running melody going for very long without shifting
Yeah true but maybe she wants u to extend for more and try to do something different bcuz other ppl who don’t study music look at music differently from actual musicians/artist.
Yeah, I can see how they could get a copyright claim if they re-uploaded Jake Paul's music.
Frank Liao England is my village
Good one
Frank Liao Disney World is my uncle
*HILARIOUS AND ORIGINAL*
911 likes... Illuminati Confirmed
Without a pattern of some kind, even an expert piano player struggles to play this weird tune...
PlasmaMongoose it is true. we are minds of repetition and patterns, after all
Did you see him struggling? I didn't.
It's like my friends that screw around with my piano keys when they can't play, just evolved into hideous pranksters.
Xyluss Nelms Probably because he practised it a fuck-tonne because this piece is impossible to play. Do you think this was the first time he had played it?
TheNikolaki8 Well, I guess he just... repeated it enough times then ;)
9:05 And of course, the obligatory cough during performance.
Thats the first thing i noticed bro
*claps inbetween movements*
Coughs during the rests so you dOn'T RuIn ThE MuSiC........
Underrated comment
You can see the clear pain in the pianist's face.
That's the face a person makes when they hate their job but are waiting to quit until their last pay day to submit their resignation.
You can also tell that he's trying to articulate the notes, but it's difficult to articulte without proper phrasing. Poor guy, that'd kill my head.
Compromising art, again, for the sake of the masses (or maths).
the guy playing the piano looks pissed that he has to play such a horrific fucking peice and I can't stop laughig
Kade 1108 yea
I think he's concentrating very hard. Such a piece can't be easy to play. The predictability and rythmn of usual music pieces make them easier to play. But without any pattern to follow, you have to concentrate very hard to find the right keys and press them in just the right time.
I don't think he's pissed. I think that this would require intense concentration. This would be very difficult to play as it defies all musical convention.
trying to keep it in perfect time must be hell
Kade 1108 tbh I need to like the piece I'm playing or else it has no emotional and I look like a blobfish whilst playing it😂
The highlight of this mans career.
Playing non sense while hundreds watch.
lol but it's very carefully constructed nonsense.
Surely not the highlight of his career, just another gig, but hopefully a decent-paying one.
He is literally a member of the new world symphony
Starzoid Starzoid dang, are you his best friend or did you do some heavy research on him???
The guy speaking literally says this right before he plays the piece... Guess you weren't listening...
The pianists time keeping ability is incredible that he can play something totally lacking in rhythm and keep track of where each note should go. That's not easy.
Still better than a band that isn't in tune
Blaze Nelson It Would Be Even Uglier If All The Notes Were The Same Length (Especially Excluding Ties)
Edit: I Just Changed My Profile Pic. So It Took Me A Few Seconds To Realize This Comment Is Mine
riight
Charlotte Kim but the sun is eclipsed by the moon
Charlotte Kim 😂
_ DonutMaster56 _ Why Is Everything Capped
music starts at 7:43
rlly he was talking for that long...
Kid why you copying my comment
Your the real mvp
+Δημητρης Μπεκιαρης No problem. It's my job.
I enjoyed his discussion about mathematics tbh
*AND NOW I'VE FOUND MY NEW RINGTONE!!!*
David Hickling i was thinking the same thing
what if the WHOLE time he didn’t even bother playing the right notes?
therelatablepianist You would have heard some repetition ...
random music with random rhythms must be a pain in the ass to read
O'HALLORAN Might be why he looked so displeased
Yeah that prob be why he be mad
its not random its pattern-free
randomness still has patterns
There is no need to follow the musical score. Who could tell if you played a note wrong? I could sit there and play it with my feet and still get applause.
lol
The guy in the piano be like " I don't get paid enough for this shit "
Ariana Garcia How did he get inside the Piano?😲
Ariana Garcia lol
😂
@@unicockboy1666 he himself probably didn't.
LOL!!
me trying to find the right note
relatable, only been playing 5 or 6 months
Same but I've been playing for like 3-4 year's a ND I still can't find the right note
@@jessicawang8303 TRUE
I laughed😂 but yeah I can relate.
And I’ve been playing the piano for 7 years...doing some advanced Beethoven stuff rn..ya think finding a note is hard
There are actually some parts of the composition that did make "melodic sense" to me...
There are intervals here and there that makes some harmony, for a brief moment.
Also, our ears (if you've grown up and lived your life exposed to western tonal music) are constantly looking for a key center, so when you finally hear something that has some harmony, you latch unto it.
Those intervals come in triplets, huh?
I give it 3 out of 12 mathematicians.
@ Have you ever heard somethin' uglier?
which part it's interesting to hear that
It was ok.
Normal ppl: Wow, that's just noise
Producers: I can sample that shit!
I might sample it. :P
For real.
sampling a piano... dope af bro
aren't producers normal people then?
Sample that shit and add an 808 bass with shitty lyrics about women with big bums - Trap music 2k16
Could be worse.
I could do worse.
Katime same though
Katime i would put this song in a horror game or film, i guarantee that this would be a perfect match for it
As I said at one comment, looks like this one just cares about the distance between the notes N and N+1 at the piano (with N being note currently playing and N+1 being the next note you will play) being always different. To make this even uglier, he could also care about the distance between N and N+2 being always different, also N and N+3, N and N+4 and this goes on.
spaceman00 I have no clue wtf you just said and I'm too lazy to figure it out 😂
AstroKittyKiki Yasss I think he's trying to say that the piece could not allow patterns like (taking all notes as numbers) 1,3,2,6,3 as there is a repeated pattern in that both the 1st and 3rd notes and the 3rd and 5th notes have a relation of going up by 1, and the difference between them is the same (3-1=5-3). Similarly, 1,4,3,7,2,9 would also be not allowed because it goes up by 2 between both the 1st and 3rd notes and the 4th and 6th
If the time signature isn't changing then there's your repetition
Hahaha well... you could write exactly the same thing changing the time signature... so maybe the important thing here is the hearing, not the sheet xD in that case there are lots of repetitions, like the key, the clef, even the instrument...
So basically this piece has succeeded in composition mostly but lacks performative elements
Let's just go with it xD it's an awesome video, anyway.
Time is always moving on; history cannot be repeated.
***** Damn son that was weak af
Could make for unsettling atmosphere in the right horror film.
Exactly
That's why I feel like this whole "Ugliest music" project was wrong from the beginning. Ugliness is as subjective as beauty is. For some, beauty in music is rooted in what he said (repetition of motifs) but for others, beauty simply resides in the satisfaction of a music that is fitting to a certain context. If this music was listened to in the right context, it could really be considered beautiful.
@@CosmicTeapot it could be the worst music in the world
@@CosmicTeapot nah art is not fully subjective , maybe with abstract art but not in storytelling , films , most music and video games (if you do count that as a art)
The Lighthouse comes to mind.
isn't it funny how he tried to play it with passion? ROFL I died!
Why is that funny?
+Badatstuff because it's "The world's ugliest music" and he plays it passionately. Not that it's a bad thing, but it's just funny.
+FesliyanStudios I thought it was funny too - I wondered if anyone else would even notice...
+Erick Briceño Chávez Haha maybe, but I think he was trying to perform. Either way, super funny to me :)
+FesliyanStudios It's still technically a musical piece so most professional musicians would respect it and the composer by playing at as perfectly as possible. But yeah it's entertaining lol.
Would fit amazingly in a n psycho horror movie, sounds nice
I was thinking the same thing.
lol isn't it crazy how this piece is the most random shit ever yet we can still find something to attribute it to? xD
dezzick398 it's not random, that's the point of the video.
stephane Boeltjes he is talking about the composition
+dezzick398
Well, I mean it is kinda scary if you think about it...
Music, something highly emotional, is turned into something coldly calculated. I feel like this would be a pretty smart choice for a musical leitmotiv of a psychopath who kills for opportunistic reasons and has no mercy.
Plus, the thing sounds pretty disturbing...
When I read the title I thought Lil Wayne was going to come out and rap
rza
Afro samurai I was thinking 2 chainz
HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAAAHAHAHAAHA
Dayum! 32 likes already on my original post, So many Lil Wayne fans on here LOL
I thought it would be Black Veil Brides.
My crush: Oh, a piano, play something beautiful for me.
Me: 8:45
Man, when dat beat dropped I was like "whoa!".
Ikr? It lined perfectly with the build-up.
The bassline really got it well with the drumpattern. And the smooth beat!
i cant find it. where?
That wasn't too bad. Possibly less stressful than randomness, since randomness constantly begins to set up patterns then doesn't follow through.
Humans have trouble creating true randomness, we end up making everything less random but trying to make it "seem" random if you follow that. There would be more patterns, yet still what you're saying is relatively correct, but true randomness would look less random than anything human generated. You're correct, this is more informal than critical, kind of... random.
That's one weird paragraph...
Basically, your perception of randomness is something like 1748452648091373759 - a number with a lot of different digits, no immediate repetition, and no clear pattern. Real randomness looks like this:
1195712432266473
Note that some numbers are 'clumped'. When you shuffle a pack of cards, if you draw three consecutive cards in a row, you might say it was shuffled badly. However, that sequence of cards is just as random as, say, Aclubs 7hearts 3spades. You recognise patterns as not ever occurring randomly, but they happen surprisingly often.
Randomness it's the enemy no. 1 in the creation
That might just drive me over the edge, I get stressed just thinking about it.
I made it 666 likes. You’re welcome.
i love whistling this song on the way to work
I can understand why - it's so catchy.
it sounds like what my back has felt since the quarantine started
I've heard worse.
Jacob Sartorius?
Tony Nejlepši Who ?
search him up on youtube
Tony Nejlepši Hu. Well that sucks, big time. Although, it's kinda funny to see that a 14 year old kid is litterally making music of the same quality as most of the pop-crap going on the radio. Auto-tune does make everything sound the same ...
True, people these days unfortunately don't what kind of beautiful music there is out there. Thank you, modern music producers
Imagine this music playing in an alien world and the aliens there would be jamming to it
Haha
just like dubstep to us
what's wrong with dubstep?
J3LLYF1SH nothing bro
Its a pretty amazing genre tbh
I am particularly a huge dubstep fan
Well... I wasn't disappointed in how disappointed I was.
I was disappointed by my disappointment
+Tamar Mack TØP!! :D
Allsmiles29 CP |-/
+Tamar Mack |-/
I am glad you didn't like it
Kid at store: “Mom I want to get Beethoven!”
Mom: “We have Beethoven at home”
Beethoven at home:
Don't diss Beethoven like that!!!
Damn that's rough 😂
@•{MOMREDO 555}• It is I
@@davisatdavis1 Beethoven has a lot of sfs in his pieces though
The actual music starts at 7:47 btw
Blue Oak ayyyyyy phandom
Blue Oak Of course it started just as I scrolled down to this comment
had I seen this earlier...
"music" ;-)
Blue Oak thanks
Me: Yo pass the aux cord
Friend: You better not play trash
Me:
*whips*
Chris Patel 😂😂😂
did someone call me
Cupcake Pooper lol❤
lol❤
Pianist : *Playing*
Pianist : *Finished Playing*
Audiences : *Clap Clap Clap*
Pianist : *Smile*
Pianist : *I didn't even read the music LOL*
he missed a note tsk tsk
So funny 😂😂😂😂
This is highly structured sound. With regards to his justification for why this would be the world's "ugliest music", there are a lot of underlying assumptions here about how we perceive patterns, how we perceive sound, and how we perceive music that are not quite right. Among other things, we hear direction (up/down) as patterned, and the x3 structure creates quite a few directional patterns, particularly near the beginning of the piece. It's not a surprise that many of the commenters are hearing this as beautiful. The piano itself is sonorous, and the pedaling and dynamic choices of the player bring out musical lines and harmonic elements.
Honestly, the lack of repetition doesn't make it ugly.
Sure, it creates an off-kilter feel as your brain tries to grab onto a pattern that isn't there, but that just gives it a creepy, haunting vibe that would fit in with a horror movie.
+Just A Dude It's not BAD. It's sounds awful. I find myself a very sensitive person so if you'd ask my opinion about that music I'd say It would gave me a headache. And it really did. It's almost as awful as water dropping in the kitchen in the middle of the night. I hate all those sounds that things make because people somehow can't create unrepeted stuff.
Two days ago I was in pain almost the whole day so he said right: this music feels literally like pain. It hits you, it goes up and gown and makes you lose control over your feelings, and your brain is like wtf and you try to find a pattern (I do this when i'm in pain) and you can't and it annoys you so freaking much you can't bear it anymore. That's how I felt.
+Дарья Минеева Exactly. This music is too smart for human brain to bare, and that is why it sounds horrible. As he said, it could be made only by mathematics so if you are not mathematician and even if you are you cant propably understand it.
True, interesting point I guess that's what makes this kind of music suitable for horrors. Unknown, no order or sense... No logic. Like how we find the dark creepy, we can't get our bearings
Yeah, if i'll make a film about traveling in the hell, that will be a pretty good choice of background music.
+韩光 Try Megadeth Into the lungs of hell, Slayer South of heaven or Dream Theater In the presence of enemies, if you want good music for hell soundtrack
Sims 3 piano level 1
So true.
pytox
Ahaha 😂. Great example.
pytox I
pytox lol it does really feel and sound like it
hahahahaha
Thanks a bunch, now I'll be humming this all day.
Haha, best comment I've read in a bit. :)
That would be amazing to watch
Yes, it's very catchy
Tommy Jackman
Seinfeld reference: "Master of the house...🎶"
😆😆
9:16 - 9:21 there is twice a minor third (F# - A) once as third in the same register, then immediately after a decima interval of the same two notes.
Yonatan Ron I caught that one too! I hoped I wasn’t the only one.
please speak english XD
Preston Le it is English. Maybe go to the time stamps they put and see what they’re talking about.
@@benstephens34 I know im just not that experienced at music as u guys kinda can play piano but not good
@@pkl-yt what I believe they're trying to say, is that the first time at 9:16, the pianist plays notes that go up a minor third, which if you look at a staff, is one space or line apart with the higher note flatted. (Think G to Bb, or C to Eb) The specific minor third in question is F# to A, then it happens again immediately after, but at a higher interval, it's at a higher pitch, but the notes are the same space apart. You'll notice that they sound very similar, as they are both the same type of chord. Hope this helps!
Jacob Sartorious can do worse.
Paul Leal this was ugliest music BEFORE he was a thing
I know it's a joke, but for real his songs can be sung better by someone else so the SONGS aren't worse than the piece shown in this video. Only the singer is terrible (jacob)
Asto Done triggered much??
Paul Leal sir, u are a fucking legend of this comment section
Paul Leal yòoooooooòoooooooooòoooooooooooooooooooooo
My cat seems to quite enjoy it.
is your cat's name Justin Bieber?
Myo Pyae Sone HAHAHAHA
No its lady gaga....you're such an imbecile.
Michael Payne I just showed it to my cat and he fell asleep to it
Oh wow
me- hey i wrote a piano piece!
Person- oh cool what key is it in?
Me- yes
Chromatic.
Potato Gaming that's more a scale than a key
My music is not bound to your primitive "keys"
Actually, its in "No"
who cares what it's in...😂😂😂
"First Pattern-Free sonata"
Sonata form inherently involves repetition.
I think "free sonata" in itself means free of repetition.
THANK YOU.
Look up Boulez' 2nd Piano Sonata, 'cause it inherently tries to destroy any semblance of "sonata form;" p cool tbh
jokes on you i actually liked it
me too
+0 Subscribers I know cuz your mom wants
Same
+McCaptainBlaze just because you liked it doesn't make it 'good' lol
+Madison Healey Yes it does. "Good" is in the ear of the listener, not in the music theory or composer history books. :-)
if my life was a song it would be this one
Perfectly repetition-free? I'd like that life...
better than doing the same depressing shit every day
Ireth Vespie hahaha
Bradly Fray breathing, heartbeats, etc are repetition. a repetition fre life couldnt last for more than one breath or heartbeat or any other repeating bodily function
IT IS a song. By Billy Joel. Pretty cool too.
I thought they were gonna play sweatshirt by Jacob sartorious
omg that's perfect 😂😂
+Mitchell Slaughter why the derogatory statement? we all know jacobs music is epitome of crap and his fanbase is shit infested
darude - sandstorm
Natalie Moreno same here
Natalie Moreno fuck you jacob is a god
8:52 start of The Godfather theme
why down there sir you deserve mvp
When a sim is trying to learn the piano skill
Don't you just wake up in the morning then say to yourself
"I'm going to make the ugliest music"
Every morning... It's the first and last thought on my mind.
(turns out the actual reverse is true but close enough)
Yeah, and I don't even play the piano, so it's especially wierd.
I bet that's what Taylor Swift does as part of her morning routine.
. YEET
**procedes to play her violin and fail miserably**
7:49 is when they play it.
Nicholas Bloxxer doing God's work
MVP
Nicholas Bloxxer thank you extremely much
0:00 Is when the video starts.
Nicholas Bloxxer
Thank you xD
The thing is, once you get into atonal music, the thing that most people notice are pitch relations and octave relations.
There are certain patterns repeated, especially in the beginning, where those relationships hold true and are more important than actual pitch. The piece has a sort of pattern where this is true.
They should have taking into account music theory
I'm sorry. A piano will always sound beautiful to me. This only sounds like a confused piano.
lmao i love ur comment
Ali Conradie okay this has to be the best comment I ever read . *Tips hat*
Like.. A piano that fell down the stairs and broke it's strings.
Aren't we all confused pianos in the great scheme of things?
Imagine having a confused piano as a best friend.
This guy was so happy that no one noticed when he Made a mistake
QueTal Games wai.. wha?
Come on, what's the mistake?
at the end?
Okidoke , mistake?
guys it’s a joke
This sounds exactly like when I was a kid and use to just hit random keys on my grandmother's piano. I thought it was majestic xD
i did the exact same thing... and my little cousin does the same thing and says it sounds good.
So, it sounds exactly not like you hitting random keys...
This music is the opposite of random
Good pibts
I mean points
Everyone did my dude 😂😂😂
I mean, you could do uglier. That piece is still subject to the timbre of the piano and the relationships of 12 tone equal temperament.
Could always try microtonality.
This. Also they only cared about the distance (at the piano) between an Note X at music score and an note X+1 at music score always being different. They didnt cared about the distance between note X and note X+2 being different and X+3........
As some example a song that start with those piano keys in order 9|3|7|5|....., the distance between 9 and 3 is 6 notes, the distance between 3 and 7 is 4 notes, the distance between 7 and 5 is 2 notes. But, the distance between 9 and 7 is two notes apart, the same distance between 3 and 5. So when you compare an note N (as some example the note 9) with a note at position N +2 at music score (at this case is note 7), you can have situations where the distance between the note N and note N +2 at other areas of music sheet are the same.
this is the music equivalent of contemporary abstract painting
or just modern art
+Royatoy
Or bad music.
+Ahmad Al-Shafai Not at all. It's the music equivalent to a pi equation. Like he said it isn't random at all, it's all calculated.
And abstract frankly ain't.
+Ahmad Al-Shafai actually it's a very different concept
this is the musical equivalent of taking a dump
y'all they wrote a music piece about me
omg same tho
Amanda the Panda stfu
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ur username thooo yess
May I say, I Love Love Love your profile picture!!!
Now once more, WITH feeling!
8dioproductions 😂
Actually that was my first thought, no joke. If the performer had added some dynamics and expressivity, it wouldve given a completely different effect.
You sound like my choir teacher. 😂😂😂
8dioproductions Don't think, FEEEEEL
So funny. My cat lies on my legs when I listen to music (classical) on my IPad. She tolerated about 4 minutes of this, frantically writhing around. Then she jumped off and headed out of the room, clearly disgusted.
This is a genre of music we like to call *JAZZ*
Jazz ROASTED! 😂
You seem to never have heard Jazz.
ya like jazz??????
_Jazz music stops_
It sounds nothing like Jazz. What it sounds like is a three year old thumping the keys.
Me before the video: no music is ugly
After the video after all the skipping to get to the music: mother of me that sounds exactly the way I played when I was two oh those memories I love it.
Ears: you sure there mate
okay, I assume everyone who wrote in the comments "that sounds like me!" probably skipped right to the music. Scott Rickard actually uses the time before the video to explain exactly why that is just not the case, since this piece, while technically sounding random, actually is almost impossible to write. So it doesn't sound like you tapping random keys, it sounds BEYOND you tapping random keys!
You missing out on really interesting information. You should have watched it.
Wow, coulda done this at 2, look! Even the crowd enjoyed it! Hear the clapping? Would a inspired me to do more just like it
Music still better than the constant squeaking and shifting of the mic.
Where does it squeak?
Im glad someone else here noticed that nightmare.
At least you can't tell if he missed a note or not!😂
Edit: wow! Didn’t think that this would get that many likes lol.
Gabriella Flores yes they can they can see the note sheet
A Guy true
Ikr?
+Gabriella Flores If it ends up sounding good at any point, he missed a note.
Top One: I'd give you a medal for this comment hahahaha
Every jazz musician: WTF he's talking about ?
lol when the music started my guinea pig started screaming
LMAO
My mind thought it would be a good idea to picture a guinea pig actually screaming like a person
DJ t.b.m.h AAAAHHHHHHHH
Elden247 I k own what you're talking about and that's exactly what my guinea pig did
Classical Penguin if your a penguin. Why does your picture is sans?
Jacob Sartorious isn't a mathematician... yet he made some of the ugliest music ever
You clever little ass! XD
Rebecca black tho...
Still better than Jacob Sartorius' Sweatshirt
ye 😂😂
hit or miss is even worse
Much better.
haha and better than Justin biebers baby
Gabriel Kraft 6 year old meme
Proof that you can play as bad as you want and still get applause... all you need is the right introduction
That pianist is probably like, "WTH did I agree to do this... this goes against everything I stand for, quite possibly the most opposite of it"
My thoughts exactly. :D
HE was JAMMING those keys like they did something to him and the look on his face was like what am i doing.....
there you go 7:47
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thank you!
Thank you, good sir!
i wish i saw this comment sooner 👌
mynameis bob THANK YOU
*walks onto the stage* let me try honey
idgi
RUclips Nutzer lol
*walks onto stage with Clarinet* im gonna win this
😂let me join you
RUclips Nutzer lol I bet he’s been practicing this for weeks, yet nobody would know if he went wrong lol
8:44 it looks like his shadow is sitting next to him
i really wish whoever was licking a microphone backstage during this would stop
Can't unhear. Seriously what the fuck.
Good thing I didn't hear it and won't be listening to this again.
+Greg Padden possibly originating from the wire from his microphone (rubbing on shirt collar or something as he walks and gestures). You can hear it moving with him on stage.
+Stefanie Howlett As a sound engineer, yes, this is exactly the thing you're hearing. Rubbing of the shirt collar against the microphone cable. This could be remedied with a single, small piece of tape, for example, but, apparently, either something went wrong, I.E. it rubbed off just before the show start, or, the sound guy wasn't up par for his task at hand, and didn't account for this. Anyhow, the sound irritated me highly all the time, especially because I knew exactly what was wrong, and how it could have been easily fixed.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😅
When you lie and say you can read music for a gig
Now that's an idea.... :P
Hahahahaha
or a session ...
I don't know what he's smoking...this is beautiful. It's dark and foreboding, like the killer is lurking around the next corner...then the phone rings and the power goes out.
nychold yes but it's not a beautiful piece of music
nychold ya um I have no clue what u just said but if it means that music was horrible, you are correct
its actually kind of cool sounds like it could be played in a horror film
It's not that bad it's worse hearing someone play a song and get all the notes wrong
Agreed. Way worse. I have no expectation from this piece. If someone blows a Van Halen cover solo at a bar, it ruins my night.
g7y 7y
Better than metal and dubstep
arjenbij arjenbij, is that meant to be a serious critique? It doesn't quite hit the mark.
Greg Scott Tell me why metal is bad music.
Yet he plays it so passionately!
I was wondering why all the notes are played loud though, why couldn't he apply the Golomb ruler he used to get pattern-free note durations to also get pattern-free dynamic nuances?
@@CosmicTeapot whole thing was in forté?
@@isodo2452 Either I know.I'm not literally asking why everything was played loudly, I'm questioning why they set everything to be played in forte in the piece.
@@CosmicTeapot a destroyer's sonar has only one dynamic, organ shatteringly forte...
@@Tuton25 trumpets have that down pretty well
It's not that bad
I seriously expected him to show us dubstep......
+Cowgoesmoo2 agree
repetition isn't always beautiful
Dubstep is literally all repetition.
+Cowgoesmoo2 Dubstep is beautiful though.I love the heavy halftime snares and various sound textures and sound design in dubstep music
+Soulastic. Let's be fair, most people who like dubstep have never touched a musical instrument in their life.
Wtf, this is literally what I did on the piano as a kid
Who else thought it would just be slamming the keys?
Lisa Smith "Repetition!"😑🤔😲
Me trying piano for the first time.
Lol. For my first time I just did the riff on axle f
Jenny's YT Life I played a riff from Welcome to The Black Parade
I am the 200th liker yay
Jen Fever lol me too
Still not as ugly as Rebecca Black's "Friday".
You tried 'hot problems'? by double take
Roman MA hahah oh my god now I did. They must be trolling, aren't they?
😂
IMHO, anything by LMFAO and the Black Eyed Peas takes the ugly cake for me, but Friday is pretty damn bad.
Oh no you dit'n't! :-)
This is a horrible name for a wonderful talk.
Working on the internet, I refused to click on this till I was compelled by my friend, and am SO happy I did.
It repeatedly fails to be predictable.
I spotted the pattern, the anti-pattern. Is nothing included in something?
Roescoe yes, nothing is technically something, while something couldn't be nothing
Paradox
The only correct prediction is that there are no correct predictions.
Sounds pretty predictable.
I love how the guy playing the world's ugliest music is playing it with the elegance and passion one would exhibit while playing a classical masterpiece. (I mean he's a professional, so I wouldn't expect him to do it differently, but still... Hilariously ironic.)
Mary Catherine Smith Sounds like me trying to sight read something really well but missing every note.. which happened once 😅
There's an alternative way to think about this piece.
It's the single piece of music that holds the most potential in the world.
Imagine making a mistake playing this type of music at a performance. How are you going to cover it up, recover, or make up for it? Your not a mathematician, and the only way to do it is by relying on your knowledge of music theory and practice. So how interesting would that mistake sound to everyone if it improves on the worst music ever? Would the audience want you to make more mistakes? Or better yet, get creative with your mistakes?
If you made a mistake who would know other than you?
If you make a mistake, the music will sound patterned.
Chances are your mistake will be because of a prior piece that was drilled into your muscle memory. Attempting to recover from the mistake will add more patterned music to the piece.
No one would hear it.
Billy Barton How so?
One mistake will make the music sound patterned? The mistake may be in melody or it may be in the rhythm. I doubt one note not played correctly as written would be noticeable to anyone. In reality it isn't music to start with. It is math designed series of notes with no thought in mind of the person who would listen. It doesn't quality as music . Who would ever listen to it more than once? Would you?
"In the future, music will be randomly generated" -Mozart, Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus Theophilus, 1791, deathbed quote
Where did you find that quote?
@@valayagaudet7182 He did not say it actually; instead, this is a reference to an episode of VeggieTales which features a future where humour is "randomly generated".
@@danielchan1668 OK, thank you for the clarification. I must have sounded really gullible!