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@@xxmilannathanxx Err...you DO realize that Fur Elise was by Beethoven, right? Each to their own I guess, but this is much more enjoyable, to me at least, that the original. Props to Beethoven for the beautiful theme, and to Lionel for the arrangement. I do wish this had been included in the Epic Fur Elise that MusicalBasics released a while back, however. [2226PT13DEC2020]
I'm a 47 year classical piano student and teacher of Beethoven's work. And this is outstanding 👍 I truly never thought I'd approve but wow. Off the charts.
@@tacthib1396 your comment makes it sound like the "piano part" wasnt a feat unto itself. Sure the beat is post but the song was rewritten to compliment it and put anyone who can play those first keys into pure awe. Reducing that talent to "meh he just does the piano part everything else is edits" makes it sound small when like.. dude his fingers were f l y i n g
@@bradcallahan3546 you just jealous that you can't even play a piano. Now I love Fur Elise and my favorite is moonlight sonata, but anyting that is played on a modern piano we will never know if it sounds like he wanted it to there's no recordings of Beethoven playing a piano, so everything that we hear today is just a rendition, a imperfect copy.
@@bradcallahan3546 also I believe a piano is most beautiful when use in accompaniment to other instruments, there is a few songs however that are just best played solo on a piano. One of my all-time favorite piano songs is ( never forget ) by Martin O'Donnell.
I can’t tell you how much this made me smile. Fur Elise was the first classical song I learned how to play on piano, I haven’t touched a piano in 10 years and this rendition is absolutely spectacular.
Yeah, the correct form would be "If Beethoven could FEEL this now!" He was deaf, but had an astonishing capability of feeling the vibrations It would be mind-blowing for him, I guess :D
OMG this is just incredible, how did I only stumble on this now? I have a strangely fierce kind of love for this type of experimental fusion of classical and modern dubstep; I seriously can't get enough of it. Bravo! Keep playing that piano, piano man!
The arrangement is great. The story of 'Fur Elise', though, is that Beethoven wrote it for one of his students that he was infatuated with but was a terrible player. He made a simple but seemingly complicated piece for her to play. Then one day he found out she was engaged and in his anger added to the composition to make it extremely complicated. Beethoven was super petty but I dig it.
Me: *noticed interesting video title* *opens the video* *watch the video* *evaluate the song as impossible to play* *scrolled down* *noticed author is MusicalBasics* *realised I must be lame*
@@Delacroix0402 alright. I won't. I was really hoping to make it but... I guess I wont. I I'll just make really boring stuff. It just made me happy when I wanted to make it. Well too bad for me, because after I saw this I wanted to make a vid about it it...😔
@@badussy nice. I would make one too but I'm sure nobody here likes gacha so, should I just make one for my pleasure, post it, see if anybody watches it?
With a lot of the classical piano music of this era, what was written on the page was intended as a sort of musical skeleton that the performer was expected to then flesh out as far as their skill would allow. You have put an impressive amount of flesh on this one. Hat's off to you!
Interpretation was more about dynamics and rythm, but notes were what were written down. And don't even thing about interpreting Bach, what's on the notes is the one and only truth
@@marleneganslmeier6366 I suppose you're allowed to add and/or change little decorations in certain places in Bach's music but yeah, better not go beyond that. And even so, it was more about skill and less about interpretation, I think.
YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO GO THIS HARD! ️🔥️🔥️🔥️ It's truly only a master of an instrument that can convey story and emotions in their playing. You're so talented and skilled at what you do that your music speaks for itself! Even without reading the text at the top (And I did because I didn't watch the video the first time I listened), your music made me feel emotional and feel moved as if I was watching a story in a movie. You could literally hear a story in the notes. Extremely powerful work and I can't imagine the dedication and time you put into getting to this level! Even at 875k currently, I feel you are underrated. You've got a new subscriber here and I wish you all the success and opportunities in life because you deserve nothing less!
I've never experienced anything like this video. The way you brought classical music, modern music, and the classical composer's life into this nightmarish fan-fiction setting was truly masterful. Well done! And I am really glad I'm used to reading subtitles. Because otherwise, the experience wouldnt have been nearly as enjoyable if had to pause it at all.
Hate to tell you but halfway through writing Fur Elise, he found out Elise was actually already engaged to someone else, so out of spite he made the end of the song so difficult Elise would never manage to learn to play it.
@@whyitsnoneofyourbusiness3607 yeah this is pretty well documented. she was not a very skilled pianist, that's why the begining of the piece is so easy to play. And there's a pretty sharp turn in it when it becomes kind of hard to play all of a sudden :D
@@flatblack7406 Elisabeth Roeckel, known to her friends as Elise, was the younger sister of Joseph Roeckel, a singer who performed in Beethoven’s opera Fidelio. She wrote letters documenting her flirtatious relationship with the composer when she was younger, and remained close to him until his death in 1827. The woman most people believe to be Elise, however, has long been Austrian singer and performer Therese Malfatti. It’s thought that Beethoven proposed to Malfatti around 1810, and she either rejected him outright or accepted and changed her mind shortly thereafter. If that’s the case, why would it be named “Für Elise” instead of “Für Therese”? The argument is that it was "Für Therese"-and somewhere over the years, the name was mistranslated. Another fact working in Malfatti’s favor: The original manuscript in Beethoven’s hand was found in her possessions after her death, apparently labeled “Für Therese.” It has since gone missing, resulting in a classical music mystery for the ages.
I don’t think Fur Elise is dramatically different in skill level while you’re playing it...or is there something I’m missing here? Is the arrangement we all play today not like the original? There are things that are super hard to play and I feel like with his skill, if Beethoven really wanted to he could have made the ending incredibly difficult. As it stands, if there is a difference, it’s not much of one. That doesn’t seem like spite to me. In any case, Moonlight Sonata also increases in complexity. I think there aren’t a lot of songs in the classical genre that don’t, because of the way classical music is written to build on itself and take detours. I think this might be a “real rumor” if that makes any sense? But I don’t think it’s actually true.
And thats how the master himself created a masterpiece. That even after 100 years and no matter how it is played, its still a part of musichistory. No one in this time will ever be able to compose like Beethoven or other classical composers did. There is no music comparable in this time, to what the old masters created. They created worlds, storys... And even after hundred of years they are able to be retold. And i tell this as a musician who doesn't wants to hear Für Elise anylonger, because conceptually its to not comparable to other classical work from Beethoven or other composers. But compared to other composers its still and will ever be a masterpiece.
😳Screw you dude... you’re not human. You have to be some sort of mutant or something. There were times, I could barely keep track of your fingers. That was insane, I loved it. Subscribed, liked, shared, and definitely favorited.
I've listened to EDM for so long and Dubstep is one of my love's and I'm just waiting for people to hate on this video because they're purists. This right here? This is amazing. As a lover of EDM and a lover of how your epic style is already heavy and full of buildups and epic runs and themes, I am so thrilled by the mashup of dubstep and hardstyle here with your already heavier style Lionel. You're a freaking beast and to all the purists, take notes. This is how worlds collide!
I'm glad you love this! kodeblooded is the guy who really made this happen, he's an absolute beast of a producer and well there's not enough good things I can say about his work. And lol I look forward to seeing the purists comments, i live off their tears haha
@@MusicalBasics yeah HUGE thanks to kodeblooded. I have heard so much dubstep and what was done here may be "generic" but it fits well, is mixed well, is still creative and original despite being a "generic" structure to a dubstep track and fits into your playing so well. Plus, the hardstyle caught me off guard and I was headbanging hard because of it. Man you two meshed really well here and I am absolutely living for it
Ok, lets be honest, this is actually fire, I loved it, this quarentine has given this men (musical basics and the other) a lot of ideas and they created this master piece
My overthinking and insane imagination feel like a curse in everyday life, but the fact that I can actually see in my head what I read and combine it with the music is a gift and i feel like I'm watching awesome video clips so it's like a gift and it kinda balances out.
Me: *casually walks in to Band room* Also: *hears boss music* Beethoven: *jumps down from the middle of the ceiling, with clarinet arms, piano key teeth. Eyes glowing, flickering blue and green, rapidly, with the rest of his body in a shade.* I knew I should've stayed home sick today...
Smash like 👍 for our boy Beethoven! Listen on Spotify: bit.ly/FurEliseNightmareSpotify Piano solo version: ruclips.net/video/saWgLFerG4Y/видео.html Special thanks to kodeblooded who produced this whole thing and made it happen!
So I am a DnD player. My first character was a wood elf ranger whose fiancé died during a dragon ambush. She went for about five years believing her soulmate was dead until she found out not only that he is alive, but also he is the evil champion of a corrupt god who plans on releasing him from the nine hells to cause chaos. My character's name is Elyse, and this perfectly fits her downward spiral into insanity. But then she gets better and ends up becoming a minor deity, going to the hell realm where this god is, and kills him, releasing the soul of her soulmate. Thank you for making something that perfectly captured my character's emotions during the hardest part of her life. This was awesome to listen to, to get into her mindset before the session
Many people in their automated lives , are too busy to leave a note of thanks acknowledging the Brilliance of this video. I'm not one of them. I don't care if my comments get likes or replies.... I just wanna let you know MB that this video touched my heart. I play the very song and I know what a pain it is to learn this even at it's orignal tempo .
Please do another fan pieces episode. It’s beautiful to see what people from around the world have created. It gives smaller artists and composers the chance to show people what they have made. And we all love the music.
This is the most incredible insane out of this world mind blowing arrangement I have ever heard. I am so impressed with the talent this young man has. This literally gave me goosebumps and made me cry. This man is certainly blessed!!! Thank you for sharing your blessing with the world!!!
Gah, this was amazing. I could hardly believe how fast your fingers were moving and with such precision. Not only that, but the composition itself was epic. I could still recognize Beethoven in it, but it was still very modern and techno sounding.
You could have become: a) a pianist. b) a Dubstep artist. or c) a writer. You instead combined all 3 and became a RUclipsr! Excellent work bro! Keep it up!
Man ! The speed and tempo original Beethoven requires is really immense and you even remixed and did it , that's a achievement in its ownself , really really loved this tune ❤️❤️❤️❤️
WOW - this arrangement is masterful! Who could imagine this gentle work would be taken to this extreme, complete with dark and dynamic textures with some serious dubstep thrown in? This isn't for everyone (especially the purists), but personally, I reckon this is wonderful. Congratulations to the performer, arranger, producer (Kodeblooded) and video producer.
My two favorite things: piano and dubstep, finally combined into one. Thank you, but also curse you for making this because now I will attempt and fail to learn it
He wrote this piano piece and made it easy for someone he was madly in love with, soon he learned about her engagement and made the rest of the song hard so she will never be able to play it, we can feel and hear all that emotion in the Fur elise.
@@Vulcanoes doubt it, i imagain this too, so if 219+ people also imagine themselves playing this, im sure someone else would comment thi. Its a small world ya know?
Essay Question #1: Do you think Beethoven still has a chance with Elise? Why or why not? Listen on Spotify: bit.ly/FurEliseNightmareSpotify Piano solo version: ruclips.net/video/saWgLFerG4Y/видео.html
it was suppose to be Fur Therese and not fur elise but because Therese did not want to marry him, he named it fur elise because he misspelled it wrongly and thus made it to a break up
HOLY FUCKING SHIT I AM MIND BLOWN😭✨🔥🎇 LIKE THE STORY, THE TENSION, THE BEATS, EVEN THE FREAKING BG PIC OF BEETHOVEN, LIKE GOD, EVERYTHING WAS SO DAMN PERFECT. IT'S LIKE ALL THE STARS IN THE UNIVERSE ALIGNED TO MAKE THIS POSSIBLE.
If my soul had a song, THIS IS IT. I found this song 24hrs ago and have listened to it approximately 147 times no doubt. Im a music lover and NEVER has a song grabbed hold of me like this. The piano dubstep is pure genius and very shared this with so many people and they agree its out of this damn world. I wish i recorded myself listening for the first time because when I say my jaw went through the floor...
Dude. I fell in love with an Elise 4 years ago. She offered me a music box playing this music, so i don't forget her. Then she dumped me like shit... and her malediction came true : i could not forget her, and not hear this music anymore. This whole story sounds really strange to me. But you did some good to me with this version of music.
This is by far the most amazing and intense piano piece I have ever heard ! Never been so intrigued and that's the first piano video where I actually paid attention !! Ur amazing bro, your talent should be cherished by your fans 🌟
"-Fritz, are you sure the guests will enjoy tonight's entertainment? Have you summoned a worthy piannist? -Oh yes, undoubtefully, sire! We have chosen one of a rising popularity among the young nobles. They all say 'tis the dankest!"
It was the early 1800s. Some were near Vienna in a dimly lited room with a single candle. Beethoven slouching over a desk scribbles notes on a faded parchment. Thinking of a particular Elise, he writes each note with love and tenderment. He plans to show her this song and ask her out she will surely love it. But tonight, something seems weird the shadows are darker than usual. His vision starts to blur, losing consciousness, he slumps over at his desk. The candle flame is no more. The real world fades as he enters into a dream world. Dazed, he finds himself in a dark forest. In the distance, he sees an army of shadowy creatures guarding a prisoner. He creeps closer and sees the prisoner's face. "Elise, do not despair. I shall free you," he whispers. Elise sinks down the shackles binding her hands, and her feet clatter against the cage bars. The sound startles the creatures they look around. One sees Beethoven and bears its long blood-stained fangs. Beethoven barleys doges the first beast tumbling to the ground. Somehow lightning shoots out of his fingers, striking the animal attacking him, but when he kills one, three more leap at him, clawing viciously. There are hundreds of them. His energy quickly depletes suddenly. Another beast pounces on him and rips his body apart. "Noo, my precious, Elise," his soul cries out as he feels his body being mercifully eaten. She was the only girl who gave him a chance after years of other girls laughing at his earnest proposals. The girls always rejected him in favor of a taller, wealthier suitor. Still, Elise didn't care for that, and she was the most beautiful of all. Every other woman rejected him, made him feel small, and found his love a nuisance. Elise was the only one who noticed him. the one he promised to always protect, care for, and love for eternity. His spirit tingles the electricity within its building, and Beethoven feels his body coming back to life. He leaps straight into the mass of shadowy beasts "im still here," he roars. His ferocity shocks the creatures. Disorganized, they're overpowered quickly by his attacks. Beethoven's lightning infuses with more power than he ever imagined. Killing whoever they hit, he takes great pleasure in the shock on their faces as he destroys 3,4,5 beasts at once mercifully. A pack of them retreats desperately, trying to escape his lightning. he keeps advancing towards Elise's cage. Suddenly the most fantastic brute their leader leaps out at him. It's more vicious than 10 smaller beasts combined. He pins Beethoven to the ground and growls, "give up, you pathetic wretch. No one will ever love you," the leader snarls pinning him to the ground. Out of the corner of his eye, he sees Elise watching the battle with desperate eyes, "I may have given up on every girl in the past, but I won't give up on you," he cries. Mustering all his strength, an explosion of lightning radiates from him, slaughtering them all. He free's Elise and takes her in his arms. "I love you," said Beethoven. " Me to," Elise whispered weakly. Just as their lips were about to touch, her body limps as she falls to the ground, lifeless. "Elise nooo," Beethoven screams as she fades away. Just as despair crushes him, he wakes up in a cold sweat, eyes wide open. Knowing what he must do, he must see Elise. TO BE CONTINUED ,
no one: youtube reccomendations:WanT a fANfiC aBouT aN 18th cenTuRY pIaNisT but honestly though as someone who plays piano (albeit not that well) i know how hard it is to learn something, let alone CREATE something of this quality, so thank you for putting SO MUCH effort into your videos
Not to be that prick, but Fur Elise is not a beginner piano piece. It is arguably harder to play Fur Elise on a technical level then this dubstep version, as the dubstep drowns out enough of the playing that there is no need for dynamics or finger control, just jumping around with some solid chords and octaves...
I used to play Für Elise everynight for my kids when they went to bed. They still remember it fondly. My text to my 30something year old kids when sending this link: I am sooooo pumped that was.. just... Wooooow.
It's funny to read your comment (I do realize yours was a month prior, so you may never see mine, but...); I too would play Für elise to my two eldest every night before bed (ones 21, the other is now 13) before I suffered a stroke & an accident to my right hand. Our 6yo just recieved her very own piano for her birthday & our 13yo instantly insisted it would be the first "real piece," he would teach her. I only stumbled upon this video, after searching for note tutorials-as my 13yo has dyslexia (and similar issues) and while he is an insanely gifted pianist, he cannot read sheet music & plays by hearing only. I wanted her to learn to read as she went-as his talent isn't as common for most (it only takes him once or twice to successfully translate even the most complicated pieces). I had actually just texted him this video link, to challenge him, since it's audibly atypical/dubstep. He was ecstatic to give it a go. It brings so many fond memories back, as you had stated & my older boys certainly cherish those memories, just as much as I did. Amazing perspective and talent displayed. Amazing yet, how the power of music seemingly connects us all & the impact it leaves.
Fur Elise has always been one of my absolute favorite melodies. I have several different versions of it. This had made me fall in love with it again. This was haunting and exciting all at the same time. Absolutely Fantastic!! Thank You!!
Life will never be the same. Will have to listen to that several time. My ears and mind doesn't quite know what it's just heard. Breathtaking your incredible
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Hey does you piano has a led screen or its edeting effects tell please.
@@xxmilannathanxx Err...you DO realize that Fur Elise was by Beethoven, right?
Each to their own I guess, but this is much more enjoyable, to me at least, that the original. Props to Beethoven for the beautiful theme, and to Lionel for the arrangement. I do wish this had been included in the Epic Fur Elise that MusicalBasics released a while back, however.
[2226PT13DEC2020]
Fur Elise was the publishers title, not Beethoven's
Bethoven"s right ?
What's the best way to learn piano without a teacher?
Jesus christ this is the most elaborate and musically talented wattpad fanfic i've ever read and I love it
Wattpad? Wasthat? Oh! You mean the fanfic platform.
Ironic that above this comment is literally Jesus Christ
@@brokenarrow8109 is it actually? Hahah nice
@@fredhasopinions yeah dude I actually snickered of the irony
Wattpad fanfic. It's so accurate. Im crying lmao
Beethoven: Writes love song
Musicalbasics: *i bought the whole piano so I’m going to use the whole piano*
Basketbite lmao
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This the EXACT definition of Well that Escalated Quickly...
Other than some of those fanfictions on wattpad then yeah
Milk was a bad choice.
@@EsotericHighway HE NEED SOME MILK-
@@lazypandaland I need some mulk
@@aqq7379 why are you saying milk like "mulk"? sounds like some sort of disease. Say milkshake
I'm a 47 year classical piano student and teacher of Beethoven's work. And this is outstanding 👍 I truly never thought I'd approve but wow. Off the charts.
Wasn't expecting to see a Bethoven fanfiction today but here we are
Sameeeee
Strangely its becoming more of a thing that anyone cares to admit.
This is irrelevant but I was like 666
IKR. 😂 lol.
Ik, r? LOL
That last frame with story.
I felt this way more than I perceive as comfortable.
That was relatability as its finest.
Now this is what I call quality content. The music, the visuals, the remix, the epic story, the badass piano playing skills. 10/10 my good sir
ya I love it
@@oximas C L A S S I C M U S I C I N T E N S I F I E S ! ! ! !
Can we just appreciate the fact the pianist actually composed a MUSICAL FANFICTION!!! Love it to pieces!
Can we all just take a moment to realise that this is an actual person playing this absolute tune
I would love to see him play in person!
same
@@tacthib1396 ah yes only the p i a n o part
@@tacthib1396 your comment makes it sound like the "piano part" wasnt a feat unto itself. Sure the beat is post but the song was rewritten to compliment it and put anyone who can play those first keys into pure awe. Reducing that talent to "meh he just does the piano part everything else is edits" makes it sound small when like.. dude his fingers were
f l y i n g
@@heavenlance7833 You really shouldn't waste your time explaining life to these mental midgets.
Give 👍 a like for our bro Beethoven!
Hi. You are talented.
Wow, first time I have got 7 likes. It is the highest likes I have got. Thank you my friends.
ok
Yessir
edit: plz play 'La Campanella' by Liszt and Paganini sometime !!!!
One of the first replies yes yes yes
Can you make a Pepe song please btw you have amazing piano skills
Piano dubstep huh? Never thought I’d see the day but this sounds dope.
Definitly doesn’t. It ruins the beauty of the piano with the addition of ear cancer.
@@bradcallahan3546 Why you on this video at all then lmao
Mads Vold lmaooo ya why you even click on the video
@@bradcallahan3546 you just jealous that you can't even play a piano.
Now I love Fur Elise and my favorite is moonlight sonata, but anyting that is played on a modern piano we will never know if it sounds like he wanted it to there's no recordings of Beethoven playing a piano, so everything that we hear today is just a rendition, a imperfect copy.
@@bradcallahan3546 also I believe a piano is most beautiful when use in accompaniment to other instruments, there is a few songs however that are just best played solo on a piano.
One of my all-time favorite piano songs is ( never forget ) by Martin O'Donnell.
I can’t tell you how much this made me smile. Fur Elise was the first classical song I learned how to play on piano, I haven’t touched a piano in 10 years and this rendition is absolutely spectacular.
If only Beethoven could hear this now!
"What's with these vibrations?"
"That's just the bass!"
Bro he couldn't hear this even if he was alive
@@justachilldude4356 I know about the deafness, but he would still be able to feel the vibrations from the bass.
@@morphing_erebus "If only Beethoven could *hear* this now! " - Kakashimorph in the first line
Yeah, the correct form would be "If Beethoven could FEEL this now!"
He was deaf, but had an astonishing capability of feeling the vibrations
It would be mind-blowing for him, I guess :D
@@brunalourencini lol yeah
1:00 “dazed, he finds himself in a dark forest”
From the corner of his eye he sees him,
Shia LaBouf
Now THAT is Horrifying O.o
He's following Beethoven, about 30 feet back
He’s GAINING on him
S H I A
L A B O U F
Wait wait wait, was shiapouf based of a real person???????????????(from hxh)
Dew it
It's 3 am. Was trying to find some peaceful piano music to sleep on and ended up here. Guess ill stay up
Im sorry to hear that lol🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
🤣 😂 🤣
Relatable
this is worth staying up for
@@lindalafountain6708 My thoughts as well!!
OMG this is just incredible, how did I only stumble on this now? I have a strangely fierce kind of love for this type of experimental fusion of classical and modern dubstep; I seriously can't get enough of it. Bravo! Keep playing that piano, piano man!
The arrangement is great.
The story of 'Fur Elise', though, is that Beethoven wrote it for one of his students that he was infatuated with but was a terrible player. He made a simple but seemingly complicated piece for her to play. Then one day he found out she was engaged and in his anger added to the composition to make it extremely complicated. Beethoven was super petty but I dig it.
Didn’t know this lol super petty 😂
😅😅😅😅
easy girls get easy songs
@@aprilmurphy6078 😁
I cant decide what is more impressive. The piano arrangement. The back beat. Or the story in the background.
Right? :D
Why choose? Just say you loved it all!?!
Ikr
How about yes?
tell me about it
HOLY CRAP THIS IS SO GOOD WHAT THE HELL
IKRRRRR
Well, it's skrillex. So no lol.
IKR *bows to the master... My skills need work...
This turned from a nice song into a boss battle
"Musical Basics"
"Für Elise by Skrillex"
Haha yeah I've always loved his channel's name due to its irony.
🤣🤣🤣
Bruh that's similar to "How to basic"
Me:
*noticed interesting video title*
*opens the video*
*watch the video*
*evaluate the song as impossible to play*
*scrolled down*
*noticed author is MusicalBasics*
*realised I must be lame*
Seriously, we need someone to animate the story
I can do it. I'm really good at animating.
@@fairytalegacha3331 gacha... Oh no please don't do it
@@Delacroix0402 alright. I won't. I was really hoping to make it but... I guess I wont. I I'll just make really boring stuff. It just made me happy when I wanted to make it.
Well too bad for me, because after I saw this I wanted to make a vid about it it...😔
I might have a go but I’m a newbie to animation, I’ve got Procreate though
@@badussy nice. I would make one too but I'm sure nobody here likes gacha so, should I just make one for my pleasure, post it, see if anybody watches it?
With a lot of the classical piano music of this era, what was written on the page was intended as a sort of musical skeleton that the performer was expected to then flesh out as far as their skill would allow. You have put an impressive amount of flesh on this one. Hat's off to you!
That sounds more like what they did a century earlier in baroque music, not in the 19th century that much anymore.
Interpretation was more about dynamics and rythm, but notes were what were written down. And don't even thing about interpreting Bach, what's on the notes is the one and only truth
@@marleneganslmeier6366 I suppose you're allowed to add and/or change little decorations in certain places in Bach's music but yeah, better not go beyond that. And even so, it was more about skill and less about interpretation, I think.
YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO GO THIS HARD! ️🔥️🔥️🔥️ It's truly only a master of an instrument that can convey story and emotions in their playing. You're so talented and skilled at what you do that your music speaks for itself! Even without reading the text at the top (And I did because I didn't watch the video the first time I listened), your music made me feel emotional and feel moved as if I was watching a story in a movie. You could literally hear a story in the notes. Extremely powerful work and I can't imagine the dedication and time you put into getting to this level! Even at 875k currently, I feel you are underrated. You've got a new subscriber here and I wish you all the success and opportunities in life because you deserve nothing less!
Names channel “musical basics”.
*plays most complex fur Elise ever*.
100th like
you gotta learn the basics to feeling like you're a musical failure, is what that means.
Sometimes the teacher just needs to show off an establish dominance over their students
@@sphygo *cracks knuckles* "and this, students, is why I'm qualified to teach you."
so true
Someone: Favorite genre/song?
Me: It's complicated...
Call it classical dubstep and just walk off leaving them to try and figure out what the hell that means
I love everything mixed together XD
Had this awkward conversation too many times.
FusionConfusion
Harry potter ..... its complicated.... HAHAHAH
Choose your drop:
1:27 - Dubstep
2:37 - Hardstyle
3:03 - Trap
I choose before the drop 1:08
I like the hardstyle the best
Trappp
That trap!
All 3!
Let’s appreciate this is a human playing this-
Lol...
Didn't realise that Beethoven was a sith lord
Oh Jesus! I didn't too
Ikr!!
Hi Jesus
@@divyeshraibusgeet54 waddup pal
😂😂
I've never experienced anything like this video. The way you brought classical music, modern music, and the classical composer's life into this nightmarish fan-fiction setting was truly masterful. Well done!
And I am really glad I'm used to reading subtitles. Because otherwise, the experience wouldnt have been nearly as enjoyable if had to pause it at all.
And everyone said watching movies with subtitles was dumb. Heh. Who's laughing now?
Power of anime bro
“modern music”
Oof most of the time I wasn’t even paying attention to the subtitles just looking at his hands and listening to the beat
Yeah, my anime watching habits definitely helped me with this too.
Hate to tell you but halfway through writing Fur Elise, he found out Elise was actually already engaged to someone else, so out of spite he made the end of the song so difficult Elise would never manage to learn to play it.
Really?
@@whyitsnoneofyourbusiness3607 yeah this is pretty well documented. she was not a very skilled pianist, that's why the begining of the piece is so easy to play. And there's a pretty sharp turn in it when it becomes kind of hard to play all of a sudden :D
Um, no-one has ever been able to work out who the "Elise" was in the title. No historical records of her.
@@flatblack7406 Elisabeth Roeckel, known to her friends as Elise, was the younger sister of Joseph Roeckel, a singer who performed in Beethoven’s opera Fidelio. She wrote letters documenting her flirtatious relationship with the composer when she was younger, and remained close to him until his death in 1827.
The woman most people believe to be Elise, however, has long been Austrian singer and performer Therese Malfatti. It’s thought that Beethoven proposed to Malfatti around 1810, and she either rejected him outright or accepted and changed her mind shortly thereafter. If that’s the case, why would it be named “Für Elise” instead of “Für Therese”? The argument is that it was "Für Therese"-and somewhere over the years, the name was mistranslated. Another fact working in Malfatti’s favor: The original manuscript in Beethoven’s hand was found in her possessions after her death, apparently labeled “Für Therese.” It has since gone missing, resulting in a classical music mystery for the ages.
I don’t think Fur Elise is dramatically different in skill level while you’re playing it...or is there something I’m missing here? Is the arrangement we all play today not like the original?
There are things that are super hard to play and I feel like with his skill, if Beethoven really wanted to he could have made the ending incredibly difficult. As it stands, if there is a difference, it’s not much of one. That doesn’t seem like spite to me.
In any case, Moonlight Sonata also increases in complexity. I think there aren’t a lot of songs in the classical genre that don’t, because of the way classical music is written to build on itself and take detours.
I think this might be a “real rumor” if that makes any sense? But I don’t think it’s actually true.
And thats how the master himself created a masterpiece. That even after 100 years and no matter how it is played, its still a part of musichistory.
No one in this time will ever be able to compose like Beethoven or other classical composers did. There is no music comparable in this time, to what the old masters created.
They created worlds, storys...
And even after hundred of years they are able to be retold.
And i tell this as a musician who doesn't wants to hear Für Elise anylonger, because conceptually its to not comparable to other classical work from Beethoven or other composers. But compared to other composers its still and will ever be a masterpiece.
"Somehow, lightning shoots out of his fingertips, striking the beast that's attacking him." I think Beethoven is a Sith lord.
@LittleSquid416 no, never heard of it
I thought not. It’s not a story the composers would tell you.
The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be...unnatural...
Or an Electrokinetic. But yeah, a Sith Lord is cooler. (Probably)
@@blitzwinger999wright6 It's ironic he could save others from deaf, but not himself
This is the weirdest fan fic I’ve ever read...
And that’s saying something
LMFAO
worse than “the milk fic” if ykyk
I mean, I didn't see it coming, but I can't really say it's the weirdest - if yk what I mean
"ferocity"
Worse than My Immortal? Hah
Forget Lincoln: Vampire Hunter we need Beethoven: Beat Slayer
Oh, nice one. 👌
Same
Definitely read that as "Beat Saber", which would be equally awesome.
Another really awesome remix. I can't even get through reading the story as I'm completely mesmerized by the way your hands move across the keys.
Shadow beasts: GET HIM! CHASE HIM, TEAR HIM APART!!!
Beethoven: **shoots electricity from his fingertips**
Shadow beasts: RETREAT! RETREAT!!
Dead Pool69 haha yes very funny i laugh
Is this a Hunter x Hunter reference?
UNLIMITED POWER!!!
Holy shit, you have 666 likes rn 👿
@@released7095 Aw hell yeah hail santa
😳Screw you dude... you’re not human. You have to be some sort of mutant or something. There were times, I could barely keep track of your fingers. That was insane, I loved it. Subscribed, liked, shared, and definitely favorited.
I guess you're new here. All his songs are like this.
Best compliment i've ever seen
Did you know about animenz?
Esteban V I did not, but thank you for directing me towards his channel, he’s very good. I have always had a soft spot for the classic instruments.
VikingSurvived I feel your pain. I'm fascinated and envious at the same time😄
I've listened to EDM for so long and Dubstep is one of my love's and I'm just waiting for people to hate on this video because they're purists. This right here? This is amazing. As a lover of EDM and a lover of how your epic style is already heavy and full of buildups and epic runs and themes, I am so thrilled by the mashup of dubstep and hardstyle here with your already heavier style Lionel. You're a freaking beast and to all the purists, take notes. This is how worlds collide!
I'm glad you love this! kodeblooded is the guy who really made this happen, he's an absolute beast of a producer and well there's not enough good things I can say about his work. And lol I look forward to seeing the purists comments, i live off their tears haha
I love Dubstep too, probably more than I should.
@@MusicalBasics yeah HUGE thanks to kodeblooded. I have heard so much dubstep and what was done here may be "generic" but it fits well, is mixed well, is still creative and original despite being a "generic" structure to a dubstep track and fits into your playing so well. Plus, the hardstyle caught me off guard and I was headbanging hard because of it. Man you two meshed really well here and I am absolutely living for it
Glitch hop's my fav
Let's be real, how can you even hate this?
Unless you have *bad music taste* ofc
This is not just music, it's a whole Show! A WHOLE MOVIE!
"I may just be a short, deaf composer with no money..." You didn't have to do him like that
Ok, lets be honest, this is actually fire, I loved it, this quarentine has given this men (musical basics and the other) a lot of ideas and they created this master piece
Se encuentran dos chinos:
-El otlo día me complé un coche nuevo
-¿Ah si?
-¿Y que malca es?
-Un Alfa
¿Lomeo?
-Lo meas y te lompo el cuello, pol cohino
Bro, seeing someone actually play the song adds an entirely different layer of appreciation of the music. I am in awe
Imagine being named Elise-
It's a piano, dubstep, hard style and daheq trap too???? Mind blown
this is a whole new level of sacrilegious I didn't even know was possible.
40 HOUURSSS
Sacrilegioussssss
SACRILIGEOUS
Ling Ling!!
LING LING 40 HOURSSSS!!
My overthinking and insane imagination feel like a curse in everyday life, but the fact that I can actually see in my head what I read and combine it with the music is a gift and i feel like I'm watching awesome video clips so it's like a gift and it kinda balances out.
I can understand
I am also on the same track 😂
same for me and i wish i could animate but i dont no how to that would just make it even better
I do that a lot, as I love storywriting. You're not alone :D
@Alexandria Hauser same :)
Me: *casually walks in to Band room*
Also: *hears boss music*
Beethoven: *jumps down from the middle of the ceiling, with clarinet arms, piano key teeth. Eyes glowing, flickering blue and green, rapidly, with the rest of his body in a shade.*
I knew I should've stayed home sick today...
Lmao-
Underated as fuk
now i need this as a drawing
@Christian Hogan he told me not tell anyone one. He said, that he would, come back for me.
🎶cruisin on down main street, you're relaxed and feeling goooodd 🎶
This was seriously THE best version I've ever heard of this song! Bravo!!!
It’s a piece not a song
The person who actually played and recomposed this track is beyond skilled.
Epic everything !!
Smash like 👍 for our boy Beethoven!
Listen on Spotify: bit.ly/FurEliseNightmareSpotify
Piano solo version: ruclips.net/video/saWgLFerG4Y/видео.html
Special thanks to kodeblooded who produced this whole thing and made it happen!
Quite the interestin one but a lil bit of cliche but its pretty goo
H O L Y M O T H E R
Beethoven if he was an anime main character
Yo bro I have seen over 4 fur elise dubsteps (including this one) and this is by far the best, thx so much for creating such a beautiful master piece.
not gonna lie. cringy lol. song turned out amazing tho
I thought he's gonna kill Padme, I mean, Elise in his anger...
someone tell me what this reference is i recognize it but it’s in the back of my head
Kacper Piekarski OH SHOOT I CANT BELIEVE I FORGOT
Love has blinded him
@@occlumens shame on you.
Rohan Sampat i whole heartedly apologize. i should not have forgotten
So I am a DnD player. My first character was a wood elf ranger whose fiancé died during a dragon ambush. She went for about five years believing her soulmate was dead until she found out not only that he is alive, but also he is the evil champion of a corrupt god who plans on releasing him from the nine hells to cause chaos.
My character's name is Elyse, and this perfectly fits her downward spiral into insanity. But then she gets better and ends up becoming a minor deity, going to the hell realm where this god is, and kills him, releasing the soul of her soulmate.
Thank you for making something that perfectly captured my character's emotions during the hardest part of her life. This was awesome to listen to, to get into her mindset before the session
Many people in their automated lives , are too busy to leave a note of thanks acknowledging the Brilliance of this video.
I'm not one of them.
I don't care if my comments get likes or replies....
I just wanna let you know MB that this video touched my heart. I play the very song and I know what a pain it is to learn this even at it's orignal tempo .
thanks for taking the time :)
Facts, this is brilliance at it’s best
THAT DROP WAS THE MOST EPIC THING MY EARBALLS HAVE EVER EXPERIENCED
earballs
Earballs
*E A R B A L L S*
Earballs
dafuq
Please do another fan pieces episode. It’s beautiful to see what people from around the world have created. It gives smaller artists and composers the chance to show people what they have made. And we all love the music.
Its coming soon!!
Woah this is my most liked comment thx everyone.
This is the most incredible insane out of this world mind blowing arrangement I have ever heard. I am so impressed with the talent this young man has. This literally gave me goosebumps and made me cry. This man is certainly blessed!!! Thank you for sharing your blessing with the world!!!
Gah, this was amazing. I could hardly believe how fast your fingers were moving and with such precision. Not only that, but the composition itself was epic. I could still recognize Beethoven in it, but it was still very modern and techno sounding.
You could have become:
a) a pianist.
b) a Dubstep artist.
or
c) a writer.
You instead combined all 3 and became a RUclipsr!
Excellent work bro! Keep it up!
That moment when you hear your favourite classical tune become suddenly badass instead of just beautiful total eargasm
Better than S*X ...lasts way longer & can repeat over & over...YIKES EPIC !!
Man ! The speed and tempo original Beethoven requires is really immense and you even remixed and did it , that's a achievement in its ownself , really really loved this tune ❤️❤️❤️❤️
honestly, this should be one of those videos that goes viral and gets 25m views, absolutely blown away from this I had to come again to watch
WOW - this arrangement is masterful! Who could imagine this gentle work would be taken to this extreme, complete with dark and dynamic textures with some serious dubstep thrown in? This isn't for everyone (especially the purists), but personally, I reckon this is wonderful. Congratulations to the performer, arranger, producer (Kodeblooded) and video producer.
My two favorite things: piano and dubstep, finally combined into one. Thank you, but also curse you for making this because now I will attempt and fail to learn it
Don’t feel bad if you’re not able to play at full speed, he didn’t. He played at a slower speed and sped up the video.
He wrote this piano piece and made it easy for someone he was madly in love with, soon he learned about her engagement and made the rest of the song hard so she will never be able to play it, we can feel and hear all that emotion in the Fur elise.
Beethoven: *falls aslep*
Shadow beasts: ATTACK HIM
Beethoven: *shoots lightning from fingertips* UNLIMITED POWERRR
Who is just imagining themselves playing this and impressing everybody?
Me
Imagine... 😔
@@Vulcanoes doubt it, i imagain this too, so if 219+ people also imagine themselves playing this, im sure someone else would comment thi. Its a small world ya know?
@Megumin Takahashi every comments copied, weeb
You ruined your comment with that edit
Essay Question #1: Do you think Beethoven still has a chance with Elise? Why or why not?
Listen on Spotify: bit.ly/FurEliseNightmareSpotify
Piano solo version: ruclips.net/video/saWgLFerG4Y/видео.html
it was suppose to be Fur Therese and not fur elise but because Therese did not want to marry him, he named it fur elise because he misspelled it wrongly and thus made it to a break up
And nope Therese wont have a chance with him no more
He doesn't.
That is unless a corpse can marry another corpse
HOLY FUCKING SHIT I AM MIND BLOWN😭✨🔥🎇 LIKE THE STORY, THE TENSION, THE BEATS, EVEN THE FREAKING BG PIC OF BEETHOVEN, LIKE GOD, EVERYTHING WAS SO DAMN PERFECT. IT'S LIKE ALL THE STARS IN THE UNIVERSE ALIGNED TO MAKE THIS POSSIBLE.
If my soul had a song, THIS IS IT. I found this song 24hrs ago and have listened to it approximately 147 times no doubt. Im a music lover and NEVER has a song grabbed hold of me like this. The piano dubstep is pure genius and very shared this with so many people and they agree its out of this damn world. I wish i recorded myself listening for the first time because when I say my jaw went through the floor...
Dude.
I fell in love with an Elise 4 years ago.
She offered me a music box playing this music, so i don't forget her.
Then she dumped me like shit... and her malediction came true : i could not forget her, and not hear this music anymore.
This whole story sounds really strange to me.
But you did some good to me with this version of music.
Sébastien C I’m only 14 so I guess I wasn’t in love but I had a similar story. Just different names and no plot armor
@@jacksonbrewer2380 there is no age to fall in love. And get his heart wrecked.
I agree with both of those but I assure you it was not love, it was a downward spiral
@@jacksonbrewer2380 Are you feeling better, 1 year after ?
@@sebastienc8797 bro I’m fine
This is by far the most amazing and intense piano piece I have ever heard ! Never been so intrigued and that's the first piano video where I actually paid attention !! Ur amazing bro, your talent should be cherished by your fans 🌟
Bro, the show was epic. I love how you can see the melody and the key progression coming and going. You are #TRUEGENIUS
When he says, Beethoven shoots electricity from his fingertips. I was like,
"Good, GOOD. Use the power of the Dark Side"!!! 😂😂😂
Underrated comment.
UNLIMITED POOOOOOOWER!!!!!! 😂
"-Fritz, are you sure the guests will enjoy tonight's entertainment? Have you summoned a worthy piannist?
-Oh yes, undoubtefully, sire! We have chosen one of a rising popularity among the young nobles. They all say 'tis the dankest!"
The musical arrangement is cool, but, honestly, I'm leaving a like mainly for the story. 😂👌🏻👍🏻
Such a sad ending! i was in tears. 😥😭😰
that was the first time i enjoyed electronic music.
THAT SOUNDED FIRE! GOOD JOB LIONEL AND SKRILLEX!
kodeblooded is the genius behind this production!!
lmao I thought that “skrillex” was a producer XD
wait, it is...
"Hey so what do you like to read? What music do you listen to?"
Me: Aite strap in because this is gonna be alot to unpack, but-
i uh- i listen to classical dubstep... not like the original dubstep but the dubstep remix version of classical songs
Uhh it's complicated
I'm all in - more of these, please
I feel like 20yrs have been added to my life after hearing this! Thank you!
Jesus Christ I didn’t expect that beat to drop that hard💀
THIS WAS IMMACULATE!! WELL DONE!! I ENJOYED THE STORY WITH THE SONG! I COULD PICTURE THE WHOLE SCENE WITH NO PROBLEM!🤩😌💛
0:41 his vision starts to blur? damn so he's deaf *and* blind now.
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It was the early 1800s. Some were near Vienna in a dimly lited room with a single candle. Beethoven slouching over a desk scribbles notes on a faded parchment. Thinking of a particular Elise, he writes each note with love and tenderment. He plans to show her this song and ask her out she will surely love it. But tonight, something seems weird the shadows are darker than usual. His vision starts to blur, losing consciousness, he slumps over at his desk. The candle flame is no more. The real world fades as he enters into a dream world. Dazed, he finds himself in a dark forest. In the distance, he sees an army of shadowy creatures guarding a prisoner. He creeps closer and sees the prisoner's face. "Elise, do not despair. I shall free you," he whispers. Elise sinks down the shackles binding her hands, and her feet clatter against the cage bars. The sound startles the creatures they look around. One sees Beethoven and bears its long blood-stained fangs. Beethoven barleys doges the first beast tumbling to the ground. Somehow lightning shoots out of his fingers, striking the animal attacking him, but when he kills one, three more leap at him, clawing viciously. There are hundreds of them. His energy quickly depletes suddenly. Another beast pounces on him and rips his body apart.
"Noo, my precious, Elise," his soul cries out as he feels his body being mercifully eaten. She was the only girl who gave him a chance after years of other girls laughing at his earnest proposals. The girls always rejected him in favor of a taller, wealthier suitor. Still, Elise didn't care for that, and she was the most beautiful of all. Every other woman rejected him, made him feel small, and found his love a nuisance. Elise was the only one who noticed him. the one he promised to always protect, care for, and love for eternity. His spirit tingles the electricity within its building, and Beethoven feels his body coming back to life. He leaps straight into the mass of shadowy beasts "im still here," he roars. His ferocity shocks the creatures. Disorganized, they're overpowered quickly by his attacks. Beethoven's lightning infuses with more power than he ever imagined. Killing whoever they hit, he takes great pleasure in the shock on their faces as he destroys 3,4,5 beasts at once mercifully. A pack of them retreats desperately, trying to escape his lightning. he keeps advancing towards Elise's cage. Suddenly the most fantastic brute their leader leaps out at him. It's more vicious than 10 smaller beasts combined. He pins Beethoven to the ground and growls, "give up, you pathetic wretch. No one will ever love you," the leader snarls pinning him to the ground. Out of the corner of his eye, he sees Elise watching the battle with desperate eyes, "I may have given up on every girl in the past, but I won't give up on you," he cries.
Mustering all his strength, an explosion of lightning radiates from him, slaughtering them all. He free's Elise and takes her in his arms. "I love you," said Beethoven. " Me to," Elise whispered weakly. Just as their lips were about to touch, her body limps as she falls to the ground, lifeless. "Elise nooo," Beethoven screams as she fades away. Just as despair crushes him, he wakes up in a cold sweat, eyes wide open. Knowing what he must do, he must see Elise.
TO BE CONTINUED
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no one:
youtube reccomendations:WanT a fANfiC aBouT aN 18th cenTuRY pIaNisT
but honestly though as someone who plays piano (albeit not that well) i know how hard it is to learn something, let alone CREATE
something of this quality, so thank you for putting SO MUCH effort into your videos
Piano teacher: can you play any song?
Me: yes , a bit of Fur Elise
Piano teacher: hahahahaha, beginner
Me:
Not to be that prick, but Fur Elise is not a beginner piano piece.
It is arguably harder to play Fur Elise on a technical level then this dubstep version, as the dubstep drowns out enough of the playing that there is no need for dynamics or finger control, just jumping around with some solid chords and octaves...
@@clipbit R/wooosh
they’re called wooshtards, and they know nothing else.
I used to play Für Elise everynight for my kids when they went to bed. They still remember it fondly.
My text to my 30something year old kids when sending this link:
I am sooooo pumped that was.. just... Wooooow.
It's funny to read your comment (I do realize yours was a month prior, so you may never see mine, but...); I too would play Für elise to my two eldest every night before bed (ones 21, the other is now 13) before I suffered a stroke & an accident to my right hand. Our 6yo just recieved her very own piano for her birthday & our 13yo instantly insisted it would be the first "real piece," he would teach her. I only stumbled upon this video, after searching for note tutorials-as my 13yo has dyslexia (and similar issues) and while he is an insanely gifted pianist, he cannot read sheet music & plays by hearing only. I wanted her to learn to read as she went-as his talent isn't as common for most (it only takes him once or twice to successfully translate even the most complicated pieces). I had actually just texted him this video link, to challenge him, since it's audibly atypical/dubstep. He was ecstatic to give it a go. It brings so many fond memories back, as you had stated & my older boys certainly cherish those memories, just as much as I did. Amazing perspective and talent displayed. Amazing yet, how the power of music seemingly connects us all & the impact it leaves.
Wow. Never could have imagined, but you did, you imagined it for me. Thank you.
Fur Elise has always been one of my absolute favorite melodies. I have several different versions of it. This had made me fall in love with it again. This was haunting and exciting all at the same time. Absolutely Fantastic!! Thank You!!
Life will never be the same. Will have to listen to that several time. My ears and mind doesn't quite know what it's just heard. Breathtaking your incredible
I got actual chills from this video; the story, the music, the visuals- utterly breathtaking! You are incredible!
EVERYTHING about this is AMAZING! The music! The story! Aahh, I friggin love it!!
Dude the stories you tell with your music is just amazing. If more books were written like this more people would read.
That went dramatic pretty fast.
For real
*M o n k e*
@@joshuarivera4930 yes
It reads like bad fanfic but sounds like amazing music. I do not know how to take this. I really do not.
My body is ice cold from overwhelming cringe, but I'm still here. I'm just confused with everything.
@@xtod9892 Gonna get the audio only. Jam to it non-stop and forget I bothered reading the story the first time.
The story is both kitsch and amazing.
The music is downright mindblowing.
5/7: a perfect score 👌
I just stopped reading... enjoyed it more that way 😄
It's ok. At best. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
first song that made me cry, BEUTIFUL PERFECT STUNNING, JUST A MATERPIECE
I'm getting classical music, little insight to history, dubstep. AND a story. All in the same video. Dayum!
Not a single note missed. That was simply badass. Best rendition I have ever heard! Bravo!
My god... when i clicked this video I have never thought it would be this good. This is such a good video. Love it