The Evolution of Classical Music (1680-1928)

The Evolution of Classical Music (1680-1928) Piano Music Bros. 2.65M subscribers Subscribe 53K Share Clip Save Download 2,662,403 views Mar 10, 2024 ► Learn piano songs quick and easy: http://tinyurl.com/flowkey-mariovereh... * ► Sheet Music: https://www.musicnotes.com/sheet-musi... ► Contact Us: https://pianomusicbros.aidaform.com/c... ► Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2JqvMVq ► iTunes: https://apple.co/2HdMswA ► Facebook: / pianomusicbros ► Twitter: / pianomusicbros Affiliate Link 0:00 1680: Canon in D 0:51 1706: Sarabande 1:18 1713: La stravaganza No. 2, I. Allegro 1:56 1714: Adagio 2:49 1720: The Four Seasons, IV. Winter 3:40 1722: Prelude in C major 4:30 1741: Hallelujah 4:59 1773: Symphony No.25, I. Allegro con brio 5:19 1781: Sonata for 2 Pianos in D major, I. Allegro con spirito 6:17 1783: Rondo Alla Turca 6:48 1786: The Marriage of Figaro Overture 7:33 1787: Eine kleine Nachtmusik, I. Allegro 8:17 1791: Lacrimosa 9:13 1798: Sonata Pathétique, II. Adagio cantabile 9:48 1801: Moonlight Sonata, I. Adagio sostenuto 10:31 1802: The Tempest Sonata, III. Allegretto 10:59 1804: Kreutzer Sonata, I. Adagio sostenuto - Presto 11:32 1806: Violin Concerto in D major, Op.61, I. Allegro ma non troppo 12:11 1808: Symphony No. 5, I. Allegro con brio 12:36 1810: Für Elise 13:20 1812: Symphony No. 7, II. Allegretto 14:00 1816: Largo al factotum 14:38 1824: Ode to Joy 15:13 1825: Ave Maria 15:48 1828: Schwanengesang, IV. Ständchen 16:51 1829: William Tell Overture 17:47 1830: Nocturne in C-sharp minor 18:43 1831: Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2 19:15 1832: Tristesse Étude 19:58 1834: Fantaisie-Impromptu 20:42 1836: Winter Wind Étude 21:26 1837: Funeral March 22:11 1838: Raindrop Prelude 23:04 1842: Heroic Polonaise 24:01 1847: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 24:37 1850: Liebestraum No. 3 25:15 1851: La donna è mobile 26:16 1853: Brindisi 26:36 1856: Ride of the Valkyries 27:10 1858: Can Can 28:04 1866: The Blue Danube 28:52 1868: Lullaby 29:46 1869: Feuerfest! 30:37 1873: Habanera 31:08 1874: Danse macabre 31:46 1875: In the Hall of the Mountain King 32:27 1877: Swan Lake Theme 33:19 1880: 1812 Overture 33:51 1886: The Swan 34:53 1888: Gymnopédie No. 1 35:46 1889: The Sleeping Beauty Waltz 36:15 1891: Arabesque No. 1 37:00 1892: Waltz of the Flowers 37:55 1893: New World Symphony, IV. Allegro con fuoco 39:05 1900: Serenata 39:35 1901: Piano Concerto No. 2, I. Moderato 40:19 1905: Claude Debussy - Clair de lune 40:52 1906: Polka italienne 41:14 1908: Isle of the Dead 41:46 1912: Vocalise 42:17 1917: Little Red Riding Hood 42:59 1918: O Mio Babbino Caro 44:07 1924: Rhapsody in Blue 44:51 1926: Nessun Dorma 45:40 1928: Boléro Attribution "Liebesträume, S. 541" by Martha Goldstein http://tinyurl.com/54r34wsf "Marcello-Bach Adagio Concerto Marcello BWV 974" by MOVING CLASSICS • Marcello-Bach Adagio Concerto Marcell... "F.Schubert/F.Liszt Ständchen (serenade) from 'Schwanengesan', S.560 No.7 / Garam Cho (Live)" by Pianist Garam Cho, 조가람 • F.Schubert/F.Liszt Ständchen (serena... "Piano Concerto no. 21 in C major, K. 467 - II. Andante" & "Requiem in D minor, K. 626 - III. Sequence - Lacrymosa (For Piano - Liszt)" & "The Carnival of the Animals - XIII. The Swan (Solo piano version)" by Markus Staab http://tinyurl.com/4nuzyet8 http://tinyurl.com/2cjw9822 http://tinyurl.com/2kw5hksm https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... "Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2, S. 244-2" by Martha Goldstein http://tinyurl.com/mp9kvkfp "Fur Elise.ogg" by Sebion7125 http://tinyurl.com/3fxfvzaf "Pachelbel's Canon.ogg" by Lee Galloway http://tinyurl.com/4amyfbr6 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... "Rossini, Barber of Seville, Figaro" by Daansch http://tinyurl.com/mv35u4bc "Vivaldi - Violin Concerto in F minor, Op. 8, No. 4, RV. 297 "Winter" for Solo Piano" by cozilax http://tinyurl.com/2dcadum9 "Dvořák - Symphony No. 9, Op. 95, Movement IV, for Piano, Four Hands" by Copetan http://tinyurl.com/46dzfdjt License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... "Giacomo Puccini (1924) - Archivio Storico Ricordi FOTO003293.jpg" by Archivio Storico Ricordi http://tinyurl.com/5e2fudwn "Overture from Le Nozze di Figaro, K. 492 – Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart" by Karlo Lewandowski http://tinyurl.com/ptsu98zm "Claude Debussy - Première Arabesque - Patrizia Prati" by Patrizia Prati http://tinyurl.com/5xw8ctp7 "Enrico Toselli (1883-1926).jpg" by Xuandelaxata http://tinyurl.com/4vwcrkme "Mozart younger man.jpg" by Jabonsbachek https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Fi... https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Changed: Yes This video is distributed under the following license: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/... Composer(s): Various Original Music © Various (1680-1928) Chapters View all Shorts remixing this video Antonio Vivaldi's La Stravaganza 691 views Evangelical Church Plovdiv Bulgaria 529 views Junk Journal Page #junkjournal #craftingideas #junkjournalideas #craftingideas #vintage #shorts 513 views Fat cat has a sister! 465 views Plovdiv Bulgaria 🍁🍁🍁 #piano #classicalmusic #mozart #travel 448 views George Frideric Handel's Sarabande & Suite In D Minor, HWV 437 317 views Transcript Follow along using the transcript. Show transcript Piano Music Bros. 2.65M subscribers Videos About Facebook Twitter 2,324 Comments rongmaw lin Add a comment... @alexo.4324 10 months ago (edited) So many here complaining about which composer was left out, which piece should have been used, blah, blah, blah. I, for one, thoroughly enjoyed the video. Thank you so much for putting it together. 1.1K Reply 54 replies @artivalys 9 months ago Remarquable idée pédagogique ... a diffuser ... merci bien sûr aux concepteurs 👍👏 47 Reply @ViniciusMARTINS-q8l 9 months ago For anyone who enjoyed this video, I recommend looking for the orchestral version, which is way better and a bit less speedy 91 Reply 5 replies @mazenbehnam4740 8 months ago The simplicity and complexity of the human heart… void of words yet speaks all languages. Ever eternal… 131 Reply 1 reply @shin-i-chikozima 5 months ago (edited) These masterpieces are comfortable to the ears , to the mind and to the soul 20 Reply @sv4631 9 months ago Спасибо...вспомнилось детство, наша музыкальная школа, где мы все это играли ещё неокрепшими пальцами))) Руки просто по памяти повторяли партитуру... 86 Reply 10 replies @kreatavr 9 months ago Какой прекрасный экскурс в историю классической музыки! Спасибо! 214 Reply 6 replies @МихаилПотемкин-д5ы 9 months ago Спасибо за чудесную подборку! Почти час познавательного наслаждения. 59 Reply @Ирина-с4х3ш 8 months ago Спасибо за музыкальную экскурсию. Машина времени 41 Reply @YTgo-no-001 4 months ago Зашёл на минуточку, в итоге прослушал всё! Гении!!! 12 Reply 1 reply @brostelio 9 months ago The world can sometimes be so beautiful 262 Reply 4 replies @missunderstood8445 9 months ago I’m so sorry to hear of your condition, Chase. This had me in tears. Thank you for sharing and continuously educating us ❤ 12 Reply @MrK5man 9 months ago Most impressed by the images of the composers at different ages. Well done. 67 Reply 1 reply @AlejandroGonzales-tn2he 8 months ago , Muchas gracias por sus hermosos comentarios fue un honor grabar con mi piano este hermoso material me alegro mucho que les haya gustado y que dios los bendiga 10 Reply @andrewnellestyn5978 4 months ago This bar none is my favourite YouTube video! It is informative and delightful. Music conveys a sense of being and unparalleled celebration of humanity’s creativity. It concurrently calms, excites and inspires. It is synonymous with Western civilization and complementary to the pinnacles of art and literature. Thanks a million to the creators of this video 👏👏👏👏👏 4 Reply @gammadion 9 months ago Imagine going to the Holy Roman Imperial court in 1710 and playing Schubert or Tchaikovsky for them. It would be a Back to the Future Marty Mcfly guitary scene moment. "You aren't ready for that yet, but your kids are gonna love it." Great grandkids, honestly. 294 Reply 14 replies @mrspock2al 9 months ago Glad to see Gershwin included. What makes so many of these compositions great - the emotions that come through. 26 Reply @camilla8511 5 months ago (edited) My knowledge of music is close to zero but god, there is something in Chopin’s music that move me to tears. I can’t even tell rationally the difference between him and the others 103 Reply 11 replies @raquelgear-dp2qf 3 months ago Showing the note sequence this way captures the brilliance. Now some of us mortals can marvel at the intricate note placement and timing. Thank you💟 6 Reply @azloii9781 3 months ago Beethoven wrote half these pieces when he was deaf. That man was a warrior 45 Reply 2 replies @andreygavrilenko6979 10 months ago Какая эволюция! Это просто хорошая музыка! Которой сейчас очень не хватает 111 Reply 6 replies @Khashm-m9j 9 months ago How beautiful classical music is 158 Reply 5 replies @drkenshaw 3 months ago Im a history buff and know nothing about music, and am relating each to events that were happening at the time. Fascinating to think about the music played at the time of major historical events! Thank you for helping ro make those connections for me. 7 Reply @L1berty1776 6 months ago Imagine being there to witness these symphonies being played for the public the first time. Idk if the people knew it was history in the making. Truly astonishing 72 Reply @bananasEveryday 3 months ago 0:00 1680: Canon in D - Johann Pachelbel 0:51 1706: Sarabande - George Frideric Handel 1:18 1713: La stravaganza No. 2, I. Allegro - Antonio Vivaldi 1:56 1714: Adagio - Tomaso Albinoni 2:49 1720: The Four Seasons, IV. Winter - Antonio Vivaldi 3:40 1722: Prelude in C major - Johann Sebastian Bach 4:30 1741: Hallelujah - George Frideric Handel 4:59 1773: Symphony No. 25, I. Allegro con brio - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 5:19 1781: Sonata for 2 Pianos in D major, I. Allegro con spirito - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 6:17 1783: Rondo Alla Turca - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 6:48 1786: The Marriage of Figaro Overture - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 7:33 1787: Eine kleine Nachtmusik, I. Allegro - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 8:17 1791: Lacrimosa - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 9:13 1798: Sonata Pathétique, II. Adagio cantabile - Ludwig van Beethoven 9:48 1801: Moonlight Sonata, I. Adagio sostenuto - Ludwig van Beethoven 10:31 1802: The Tempest Sonata, III. Allegretto - Ludwig van Beethoven 10:59 1804: Kreutzer Sonata, I. Adagio sostenuto - Presto - Ludwig van Beethoven 11:32 1806: Violin Concerto in D major, Op. 61, I. Allegro ma non troppo - Ludwig van Beethoven 12:11 1808: Symphony No. 5, I. Allegro con brio - Ludwig van Beethoven 12:36 1810: Für Elise - Ludwig van Beethoven 13:20 1812: Symphony No. 7, II. Allegretto - Ludwig van Beethoven 14:00 1816: Largo al factotum - Gioachino Rossini 14:38 1824: Ode to Joy - Ludwig van Beethoven 15:13 1825: Ave Maria - Franz Schubert 15:48 1828: Schwanengesang, IV. Ständchen - Franz Schubert 16:51 1829: William Tell Overture - Gioachino Rossini 17:47 1830: Nocturne in C-sharp minor - Frédéric Chopin 18:43 1831: Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2 - Frédéric Chopin 19:15 1832: Tristesse Étude - Frédéric Chopin 19:58 1834: Fantaisie-Impromptu - Frédéric Chopin 20:42 1836: Winter Wind Étude - Frédéric Chopin 21:26 1837: Funeral March - Frédéric Chopin 22:11 1838: Raindrop Prelude - Frédéric Chopin 23:04 1842: Heroic Polonaise - Frédéric Chopin 24:01 1847: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 - Franz Liszt 24:37 1850: Liebestraum No. 3 - Franz Liszt 25:15 1851: La donna è mobile - Giuseppe Verdi 26:16 1853: Brindisi - Giuseppe Verdi 26:36 1856: Ride of the Valkyries - Richard Wagner 27:10 1858: Can Can - Jacques Offenbach 28:04 1866: The Blue Danube - Johann Strauss II 28:52 1868: Lullaby - Johannes Brahms 29:46 1869: Feuerfest! - Josef Strauss 30:37 1873: Habanera - Georges Bizet 31:08 1874: Danse macabre - Camille Saint-Saëns 31:46 1875: In the Hall of the Mountain King - Edvard Grieg 32:27 1877: Swan Lake Theme - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 33:19 1880: 1812 Overture - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 33:51 1886: The Swan - Camille Saint-Saëns 34:53 1888: Gymnopédie No. 1 - Erik Satie 35:46 1889: The Sleeping Beauty Waltz - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 36:15 1891: Arabesque No. 1 - Claude Debussy 37:00 1892: Waltz of the Flowers - Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky 37:55 1893: New World Symphony, IV. Allegro con fuoco - Antonín Dvořák 39:05 1900: Serenata - Enrico Toselli 39:35 1901: Piano Concerto No. 2, I. Moderato - Sergei Rachmaninoff 40:19 1905: Clair de lune - Claude Debussy 40:52 1906: Polka italienne - Sergei Rachmaninoff 41:14 1908: Isle of the Dead - Sergei Rachmaninoff 41:46 1912: Vocalise - Sergei Rachmaninoff 42:17 1917: Little Red Riding Hood - Sergei Prokofiev 42:59 1918: O Mio Babbino Caro - Giacomo Puccini 44:07 1924: Rhapsody in Blue - George Gershwin 44:51 1926: Nessun Dorma - Giacomo Puccini 45:40 1928: Boléro - Maurice Ravel 79 Reply 7 replies @antinancy 9 months ago The most brilliant use of graphics to represent music I've ever seen. 282 Reply 6 replies @vincenzomastrangelo2603 9 months ago Splendida selezione; forse ci voleva qualcosina in più sul padre di tutti, Bach, l'Entrata degli Dei nel Valhalla di Wagner e l'intermezzo della Cavalleria Rusticana di Mascagni, ma davvero un'ottima raccolta che racchiude il meglio. Amazing job! 🎹🎶👏 11 Reply @MarcioRipper 7 months ago I think it's impossible for a guy who likes metal and rock not to see how classical music is brilliant and with works worthy of shows and crazy fans. Very good to see it this way. 43 Reply 3 replies @elclaudiosanchez 4 months ago THANK YOU!!! to whoever came up with this🔥🤞🏼👏🏽👍🏽 3 Reply @s.yemchenko5010 9 months ago 1680s - 1740s - Baroque music 1770s - 1790s - Classicist music 1790s - 1900s - Romanticist music 1900s - 1920s - Romanticism, Modernist music and Jazz influence 707 Reply 63 replies @Eastatoeeboy 3 months ago Even those of us with a classical music education can’t possibly be knowledgeable of every piece presented here. This a wonderful way to select music we might not have in our library for purchase or at least for further listening. 3 Reply @jeanlovephoto7572 9 months ago Magnifique idée avec le piano et les touches de lumière. Ça hypnotise 52 Reply @igorigor7526 3 months ago Моя мама вечерами играла все эти произведени, а мы с папой обнавшись слушали её... Глубочайшие почтение каналу ❤❤❤ 5 Reply @shin-i-chikozima 8 months ago (edited) Comfort is the essence of music These masterpieces are comfortable to the ear and to the mind and to the soul, and impeccable and inspirational 7 Reply @w.r.u6800 9 months ago (edited) Vielen Dank, tolle Zusammstellung. Wunderbar gelungen. 20 Reply @Dggb2345 9 months ago Terrific presentation for those with ears. 51 Reply 4 replies @margaretkeefe2567 9 months ago I’m no stranger to classical music and I really enjoyed the quick easy contrasts of musical ideas and the portraits of the composers. Thank you to whomever assembled this. It was fun! 17 Reply @robhardingham6770 5 months ago For someone like myself who doesn't play the pianot, the use of the falling graphics is a great show of how those fingers are working. At times I wonder how it is humanely possible to play that quick! 5 Reply @rikk319 7 months ago (edited) I often wonder how older composers could react to newer composers music. For example--how would J. S. Bach enjoy Samuel Barber's Adagio for Strings Op. 11, or Beethoven respond to Rachmaninoff's Vocalise? I think time would make no difference for masters to appreciate one another's timeless music. And yet here, now, we can appreciate all of them. 13 Reply @evgenykovalenko7279 9 months ago Познавательно и полезно! За свою жизнь, мне кажется, я все это переслушал, но не всегда знал, кто автор того или иного произведения. Спасибо советскому радио, оно представляло такую возможность! А автор этого ролика проложил пути к адресатам! Спасибо! 65 Reply 6 replies @DailyDamage 9 months ago The visuals enhance the whole experience quite excellently. Superb idea presented with aplomb 10 Reply @gilbertsebag3644 10 months ago The Adagio was not composed by J.S. Bach, but by Marcello. It was only transcribed by Bach for the harpsichord 92 Reply 7 replies @tatk 7 months ago Прекрасная подборка гениальных произведений гениальных композиторов. Спасибо!!!❤❤❤ 6 Reply @harryelardo4056 3 months ago All of these classical composers are great and i listen to all of them. But there is something special about Chopin and i cannot fully understand and explain why i am addicted to Chopin. After listening to other composers, i always find myself going to listening Chopin before to go to bed. 7 Reply 2 replies @Darrylizer1 4 months ago I'm amazed how familiar many of these pieces are to me through their use in movies and cartoons, especially the old Warner Brothers shorts. Thanks to Carl Stalling, a childhood hero of mine. 3 Reply @klimenkor 9 months ago All compositions here are really the foundation of our civilization. We cannot imagine ourselves without it. But Chopin and Debussy are something personal. Cannot explain it, but each time my daughter plays Nocturn op.9 no.2 while practicing piano, it touches my heart 66 Reply 2 replies @5006786 9 months ago Выражаю автору видео огромную благодарность. Вы помогли мне получить прогресс в понимании и в качестве восприятия классики. Особенно мне понравилась визуализация нот в виде полосок и точек. Это дает возможность осознать музыку через математику и геометрию. 69 Reply 1 reply @loyalrammy 5 months ago My great grandfather was a pianist/musician in the 1910's and had his own orchestra. He died very young in 1918 and so this gives me a range of music that he probably knew well and played. Earlier, he was a paid pianist at a store that sold pianos and music (paper). 12 Reply @ozziealts 7 months ago The kindness here is so inspiring. Blessings to everyone! 2 Reply @BUENHECTOR 8 months ago This musical tour keeps me alive... Give meaning when walking through a dark valley.. Gives voice to the people I am missing.. How the "material world" made of matter and sound, even being reduced to a mathematical formula, could create those felling in my brain... heart... soul.. 56 Reply 3 replies @Bward5 5 months ago Love this! The introduction to classical I'd wished I'd had. Enjoyed the light show, the portraits, the keyboard 🎹 facing towards the viewer. Lovely 🌹 3 Reply @gordonhard2663 8 months ago Beautiful and loved the piano roll graphics. I learned an embarrassing amount I had not known or appreciated such as Puccini was composing in the 1920s. Couldn’t help but be reminded of Bugs Bunny and other cartoon stars set to this music. 8 Reply @Елена-ы5и8ф 9 months ago Музыка - Божий дар ❤️ 18 Reply @НатаДмитрук-в9в 7 months ago Спасибо за музыкальное путешествие❤️ Настоящая живая музыка👏👏👏 6 Reply @jorgetexier 9 months ago exelente Musica , gracias por tu compilacion y trabajo, saludos cordiales desde Chile 15 Reply @markpaterson2053 9 months ago This brings back childhood memories of me being blown away by the revelation that I didn't really like pop music but the orchestra. The above is like the starter pack playlist of stuff I took from the library, which led me to discover I was creative myself; didn't even know I could draw or sculpt or even compose until I discovered the music I love. Aside from Bach on this list, I grew into more of a Charles Ives listener since I was 13 and accidentally heard this mental noise on the radio; it compelled me so much that I waited to hear the name of the composer. It was the 1st time I felt compelled to go to the library and borrow classical albums, some of the composers above (I found it difficult to get hold of Ives, even in second hand record shops in early 80s---now it's all here on YouTube, ah, the future). 47 Reply 3 replies @slavaukraini404 7 months ago (edited) It was really Bach who kicked things into the stratosphere. Mozart and Beethoven both paid homage to him, the god of harmony. Mozart stuff is just insanely brilliant I have to say. But Beethoven is my main man. I see the Universe when I listen to Beethoven. His 7th is my favorite. 19 Reply 4 replies @nemesiowaltertorreblancasa2348 5 months ago Es bello, es un encanto la manera de, cómo fue cambiando en sus matices y formato la música clásica. Gracias a los muy apreciados compositores por dejarnos éste legado maravilloso. 5 Reply @johnweerasinghe4139 3 months ago Some of these melodies touched my childhood. I had a gifted( perfect pitch) brother who trained in classical music so some of these songs were pounded into my skull as I slept and did my homework as he practiced relentlessly and still does . 1 Reply @kronoskalifa 9 months ago Puros genios musicales. 19 Reply 1 reply @Ольга-с9я4ш 9 months ago Спасибо! Смотрела и слушала, не отрываясь. Наслаждение. ❤ 21 Reply @joecarmo9059 9 months ago I think what is missing in this video is a clarification, for those of us uneducated, of what constitutes "evolution" meaning why are these pieces sequenced the way they are and what musical advancements each one brought to the table in terms of harmony, and/or melodic structure. Typically the subject of evolution is seen in a historical context meaning going from Renaissance to Baroque to classical, to Romantic, to the big post romantic mish mash we see today where everything goes. I was hoping to see a video equivalent to @AdamNeely "The 7 Levels of Jazz Harmony." Maybe there is one out there that I am not aware of. 25 Reply 1 reply 9 months ago Thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you, this made my morning. Bravo!! 13 Reply @regeneratuvida 3 months ago Una buena muestra (representativa) de lo que , a través del tiempo, ha sido la evolución de la musica "clásica". Y si, como muchos aseguran, con innecesaria prepotencia, hay piezas y autores que no se muestran, claro que para eso el video debería durar hasta el infinito. Muy buen trabajo! 💫🍀 3 Reply @jogladik 9 months ago (edited) Прекрасно придумано. Каждый может наблюдать как изменялась музыка. В ширь фортепианной доски, в числе параллельных потоков звуков, в переходе между ведущими потоками и увеличении их числа, в усложнении структуры звука увеличением одновременно звучащих и воспроизводимых, в расширении диапазонов длительностей звучащих не один раз звуков, переход к полифонии и к сочетанию немсочетаемого. Спасибо за редкую возможность услышать в такой необычной последовательности. Сюда бы добавить Шостаковича, как минимум. Началом 20-го века классика не окончилась. 13 Reply @ВладимирГорелик-п3е 9 months ago " Без музыки жизнь была бы ошибкой " ( Фридрих Ницше ) -Спасибо за подборку 149 Reply 5 replies @birjanka 9 months ago Спасибо за прекрасную музыкальную подборку! 7 Reply @ОльгаКаменецкая-ь6ш 8 months ago Благодарю! Приятно было вспомнить и прослушать эту великолепную музыку! Как говорится: на одном дыхании. 👏👍 6 Reply @matthewhenderson2236 4 months ago Some of these pieces of music seem to defy the capabilities of human hands. Simply amazing! 3 Reply @philippededeken4881 5 months ago (edited) I'm a stranger to music but all this music is somehow part of me and my soul. 4 Reply 1 reply @waleryjantrzesniewski5790 10 months ago Dziekuje bardzo!CZESC. 12 Reply @Owlandpie 9 months ago I enjoyed this video more than I suspected that I would. 17 Reply @rose_blue1 8 months ago All these pieces are so beautiful ❤❤❤❤ 5 Reply @paulkesler1744 8 months ago As music professor Robert Greenberg has stated: Music doesn't "evolve." It just changes. Something the keyboardist Wanda Landowska had noted decades earlier in an essay called (if memory serves): "Is Music a Progressive Art?" To which her answer was "No." 5 Reply @zemfiraagayeva1559 8 months ago КЛАССИКА ВЕЧНА ! ! ! 65 лет . Хормейстер . Баку . 5 Reply @DavidJRobinson 9 months ago KUDOS. this is the best illustration of musical developement i've ever witnessed . thank you soooo very much. j. 9 Reply @pulka-uw4go5li7g 7 months ago Спасибо огромное за видео, некоторые произведения действительно редко можно услышать, но они прекрасны. Как же в этих великих людях все так должно было соединиться, чтобы могли родиться эти шедевры! 4 Reply @ankhpom9296 5 months ago Whoever the pianist is is wonderful. 5 Reply 1 reply @WayneDempsey-fz2tc 4 months ago Not one note out of place in any of these. Perfection. 1 Reply @heymikeeursofine5611 2 months ago I’m just new to this kind of music. Listening to some of Chopin beautiful music brought me here! I’m in awe of this kind of music! Overjoyed and in tears. This is magical and out this world! My god can’t contain my emotions right now. Also by reading to the comments here I’m slowly learning more about this genre. 🙏 ❤ 2 Reply @mmkk539 10 months ago (edited) メロディーラインに対するベースライン、ミドルラインの動きが分かって面白かった。 It was interesting to hear how the low and middle lines moved in reaction to the melody. 19 Reply @jamesriver1456 7 months ago Always playing this in my home.❤🎉 4 Reply @user-jp2sx6nz2s 4 months ago This video is so amaizingly addictive! The visual effects in combination with the best of the classiacl music makes it irresistable! 2 Reply @piupiu-ti4dd 3 months ago A very nice selection of music fragments, like short abstracts in an encyclopaedia. 2 Reply @tnthomas1954 9 months ago No Mussorgsky or Rimsky-Korsakov? How did Night on Bare Mountain fail to make the list? Really enjoyed the visuals, too. Well done; thanks! 30 Reply 6 replies @JordiSal-p9q 10 months ago Todas las he escuchado, incluso bailado, como los valses de Strauss y Tchaikovsky,otros los disfruté con hermosas orquestas sinfonicas ,pocas desconocía el autor Lo que sí me es imposible es escoger UNA favorita... podría hacer un Top Ten y me quedaría remordimiento por no incluir más !!! HERMOSÍSIMA RECOPILACIÓN DE OBRAS MAESTRAS!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 28 Reply 1 reply @314jph 9 months ago A very ambitious effort to put so much together. Leaves me wanting more from each piece and it's disquieting. I finally had to quit because of too many commercials. I'll go listen to the actual music. 4 Reply @DeoVolente7-7-7 4 months ago I'm imagining this as a fitness program for early elementary kids. Scene: Teacher is projecting this on the front room screen, gathers the kids and says "The more notes you can touch the more you can..."(fill in the blank with whatever reward you want). Plus, it's just good for their brains! 2 Reply @pechowiec13 5 months ago (edited) Super klasyka ulubiony moje kawałki... Czasem świat może być taki piękny... 3 Reply @albertseabra9226 10 months ago Fantastic video, affording a global perspective of the evolution and, sometimes, musical Revolution ! 14 Reply 1 reply @StanleyOlivar 9 months ago Grazie mille. Merci bien. Well appreciated. 🇵🇭🇺🇸🇮🇹 6 Reply @TILL13 9 months ago Всегда поражался как люди ноты помнят и в клавишы метко нажимают … Про том что ноты в ряд.. а игра двумя руками независимо.. плюс еще держать определение время каждую ноту.. надо и не одну а несколько нот одновременно с разным интервалом Каким пальцем еще нажать… Как вообще композитор учитывают чтоб дотянулась рука при написании на нужные одновременно ноты .. Браво! 7 Reply 3 replies @JManwilderness 1 month ago (edited) Oh my gosh, thank you for posting this. These composers were all Masters of their times, regardless of when they lived. Reply @erickyesidperezchacon1946 6 months ago Whoever made this video is a genius 2 Reply @ЛюдмилаАтаджанова-л8ж 9 months ago Какое восхитительное исполнение! Чарующая музыка 8 Reply @ВеселаяМ 7 months ago Шедевры!!!!! Слушать всем!!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤ 4 Reply @ТатьянаРуденко-ж3т 10 months ago Спасибо за великолепную подборку❤!) 16 Reply @ИринаЧерненко-л4ф 2 months ago Всем любителям, ценителям и знатокам классической музыки - доброго дня или вечера! За 7 месяцев более 2 млн просмотров! Это очень здорово!!! 1 Reply @leticiamartinez2499 9 months ago I love it. I love Bethoven , Chopin e Brahms and I miss Robert Shumman ❤ 5 Reply @aureliofalcon2117 10 months ago (edited) Amazing job! Thanks!!👏👏👏 10 Reply @LouisBlue-c1l 3 months ago 0:01 Canon in D Major 0:51 Sarabande 1:18 La Stravaganza No.2 1st Allegro 1:56 Adagio 2:48 The Four Seasons IV Winter 3:40 Prelude In C Major 4:30 Hallelujah 4:59 Symphony No.25 In G Minor 1st Allegro Con Brio 5:19 Sonata for 2 Pianos In D Major 1st Allegro Con Spirits 6:17 Rondo Alla Turca 6:18 The Marriage Of Figaro Overture 7:33 Eine Kleine Nachtmusiv (not Nachtmusik) 8:17 Lacrimosa 9:12 Sonata Pathetique 2nd Adagio Cantabile 9:48 Moonlight Sonata 1st Adagio Sostenuto 10:31 The Tempest Sonata 3rd Allegretto 10:59 Kretzuer Sonata 1st Adagio Sostenuto-Presto 11:32 Violin Concerto In D Major 1st Allegro Ma Non Tripp 12:11 Symphony No.5 1st Allegro Con Brio 12:36 Fur Elise 13:20 Symphony No.7 2nd Allegretto 14:00 Largo AL Factorum 14:38 Ode To Joy 15:13 Ave Maria 15:48 Schwanengesang IV.Standchen 16:51 William Tell Oveture 17:47 Nocturne In C Sharp Minor 18:43 Nocturne Op.9,,No.2 19:15 Tristesse Etüde 19:58 Fantasie-Impromptu 20:42 Winter Wind Etüde 21:26 Funeral March 22:11 Raindrop Prelude 23:04 Heroic Polonaise 24:01 Hungarian Rhapsody No.2 24:32 Liebestraum No.3 25:16 La Donna E Mobile 26:16 Brindisi 26:36 Ride Of The Valkyries 27:11 Can Can 28:04 The Blue Danube 28:52 Lullaby :29:46 Feuerfest! 30:37 Habanera 31:08 Danse Macabre 31:46 In The Hall Of The Mountain King 32:27 Swan Lake Theme 33:19 1812 Overture 18 Reply 3 replies @PaliAha808 9 months ago 🎼I love how you have the falling notes animate the keys 🎶🎵 🎹 💮 face-fuchsia-flower-shape 3 Reply @aliceloke2679 6 months ago (edited) Thoroughly enjoyed the video ! I always tend to mix up composers/compositions with the timeline ! Thank you. By the way, the tempo is excellent. 4 Reply @brandan7761 6 months ago If vivaldi was alive today, he'd be one hell of a metal band 73 Reply 9 replies @diegocdplay 9 months ago beautiful soundtrack, thanks 9 Reply @joancurran4897 8 months ago Wow, such a great rendering and display here. As I never knew musical cords, I greatly enjoyed your display. Many Thanks! ❤❤❤ 3 Reply @miguelabasto1718 8 months ago Me apasiona la música clásica, al igual que la pintura del siglo XIX e inicios del XX; auténticos virtuosos que expresan el amor, la alegría, la pasión y en algunos la angustia. 8 Reply @Very_Rando_person 8 months ago Lacrimosa wasn’t completely written by Mozart as he died before finishing it, it was finished by one of his students 16 Reply 2 replies @lisafox1582 7 months ago (edited) Это так красиво! Как чистый воздух и вода для нашего нынешнего мира.. 6 Reply @franciscojesusmoctezumacua4692 9 months ago Gracias por compartir, muy hermoso. Sólo un detalle: de Bbethoven a Ravel hay más de 100 años. Después de Beethoven y yo hubiera puesto a Chopin, Liszt, Debussy y a Erick Satie, y después a Ravel. Después de Ravel, pondría a Stravinsky, a Prokofieff, Shostakovich, Karl Orff, Leonard Bernstein. 5 Reply @didrikbakkland9280 7 months ago As overplayed as it is, Canon in D must truly be one of the finest pieces of music ever written. 4 Reply 1 reply @kdoesgaming5039 10 months ago The 1714 “adagio” by bach, is actually the oboe concerto by Alessandro Marcello. Yes bach took his melody and made it a harpsichord piece but that shouldn’t count here since everything is in piano, it should be credited to the original creator of the motif, it would also add more diversity to this list. 38 Reply 4 replies @Warhorse26 5 months ago Almost every classical piece of music we hear in modern culture comes from the early 1800's. They sure knew how to make some bangers back then that we still use today 3 Reply @trung.nguyen.t 7 months ago Look at the thumbnail and thought such a big gap between Beethoven and Ravel. I am glad the video fills it. 4 Reply @giovanniboscosalinasecuado1701 10 months ago espectacular trabajo 10 Reply @AmericoDiasDuarte-hn8kt 9 months ago Muito bom.Parabéns por dar uma visão geral das músicas e apresentando os compositores. Américo 7 Reply @amauriazevedo2057 10 months ago Grandes Geníos da Música, Graças a Deus temos como ouvir belas obras. 6 Reply @olibetpassy394 5 months ago Pero qué hermoso!! Me encanta el piano. Y me trae recuerdos de mi niñez, acostada y mi madrecita se quedaba limpiando la cocina, con la radio ENCENDIDA En la, que por las noches, habia espacio de :"MUSICA SELECTA" MUY HERMOSA Y ASI ME QUEDABA DORMIDA. UN ABRAZO ❤ 2 Reply @gusta2409 5 months ago Mil gracias por tan espectacular viaje a través del tiempo. Maravilloso. 3 Reply @sforza209 9 months ago Seeing the music played in this form really goes to show you got magnificently talented Mozart really was!! 3 Reply @ninamm879 9 months ago I do like baroque style in music. Mozart, Vivaldi and Bach are great 11 Reply @JudoChopCowboyKO 6 months ago I am a nerd. The 3/5 count and even the 3/9 count makes me fall in love with all this beautiful music all over again. 3 Reply @hansuelivetsch1328 2 days ago Seit der Romantik ist die gesamte Musikszene in der sogenannten Evolution auf ein absoluter Tiefpunkt gesunken 😢 Reply @uniquesteel54 7 months ago Sonata Pathetique is one of my favourites 4 Reply @yangmichael1521 9 months ago 고맙습니다 어디선가 들어봤던 명곡이 다 모여있네요 9 Reply @alesssndromanzoni2920 9 months ago 1714 Bach adagio, actually it is Alessandro& Benedetto Marcello's oboe adagio in Re Minore 22 Reply 1 reply @Limbobbial 10 months ago Top 10 favs!!!! 10. Spring Vivaldi "its actual spring!" 9. Symphony no 5 "BOSS MUSIC NO1" 8:Winter "BOSS MUSIC NO2" 7 summer "YOU DOND WAN TO SE ME ANGRY!" 6. La travita: ADVENTURES! 5. ROTV (Ride of the valks) VTOL PLAEN 4. Liebestraum "im sad" Lullaby! "ZZZZZ" can can "but i cant" WILLIAM TELL OVERTURE! "epik" 18 Reply 5 replies @arnaldobenitezsoler1685 2 months ago Hola soy de Paraguay! Me gusta mucho la música clasica, buenas noches! 1 Reply @henricksenn22 5 months ago Regardless of some missing composer, tremendous video. 1 Reply @danieldegreef7334 9 months ago Excelente selección, en casi todas las obras, quedan las ganas de oírlas completas. Debería haber más videos como este, difundir cultura, algo básico. 5 Reply @felomena2538 9 months ago Низкий поклон , тому кто составил эту прекрасную подборку ))) классических произведений с портретами и датами рождения ))) 5 Reply 1 reply @vivas8783 6 months ago Notas que llegan al corazón.. Nada en comparación con muchas música de ahora que son degradantes y humillantes 5 Reply @b.k.3280 5 months ago European culture is amazing and so creative 6 Reply 1 reply @vasileioschortomanis 2 weeks ago The magic about classical music is that no one knows those masterpieces, but when they hear them, they know all of them. Reply @Pi_melody 2 months ago 0:00 1680: Canon in D 0:51 1706: Sarabande 1:18 1713: La stravaganza No. 2, I. Allegro 1:56 1714: Adagio 2:49 1720: The Four Seasons, IV. Winter 3:40 1722: Prelude in C major 4:30 1741: Hallelujah 4:59 1773: Symphony No.25, I. Allegro con brio 5:19 1781: Sonata for 2 Pianos in D major, I. Allegro con spirito 6:17 1783: Rondo Alla Turca 6:48 1786: The Marriage of Figaro Overture 7:33 1787: Eine kleine Nachtmusik, I. Allegro 8:17 1791: Lacrimosa 9:13 1798: Sonata Pathétique, II. Adagio cantabile 9:48 1801: Moonlight Sonata, I. Adagio sostenuto 10:31 1802: The Tempest Sonata, III. Allegretto 10:59 1804: Kreutzer Sonata, I. Adagio sostenuto - Presto 11:32 1806: Violin Concerto in D major, Op.61, I. Allegro ma non troppo 12:11 1808: Symphony No. 5, I. Allegro con brio 12:36 1810: Für Elise 13:20 1812: Symphony No. 7, II. Allegretto 14:00 1816: Largo al factotum 14:38 1824: Ode to Joy 15:13 1825: Ave Maria 15:48 1828: Schwanengesang, IV. Ständchen 16:51 1829: William Tell Overture 17:47 1830: Nocturne in C-sharp minor 18:43 1831: Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2 19:15 1832: Tristesse Étude 19:58 1834: Fantaisie-Impromptu 20:42 1836: Winter Wind Étude 21:26 1837: Funeral March 22:11 1838: Raindrop Prelude 23:04 1842: Heroic Polonaise 24:01 1847: Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 24:37 1850: Liebestraum No. 3 25:15 1851: La donna è mobile 26:16 1853: Brindisi 26:36 1856: Ride of the Valkyries 27:10 1858: Can Can 28:04 1866: The Blue Danube 28:52 1868: Lullaby 29:46 1869: Feuerfest! 30:37 1873: Habanera 31:08 1874: Danse macabre 31:46 1875: In the Hall of the Mountain King 32:27 1877: Swan Lake Theme 33:19 1880: 1812 Overture 33:51 1886: The Swan 34:53 1888: Gymnopédie No. 1 35:46 1889: The Sleeping Beauty Waltz 36:15 1891: Arabesque No. 1 37:00 1892: Waltz of the Flowers 37:55 1893: New World Symphony, IV. Allegro con fuoco 39:05 1900: Serenata 39:35 1901: Piano Concerto No. 2, I. Moderato 40:19 1905: Claude Debussy - Clair de lune 40:52 1906: Polka italienne 41:14 1908: Isle of the Dead 41:46 1912: Vocalise 42:17 1917: Little Red Riding Hood 42:59 1918: O Mio Babbino Caro 44:07 1924: Rhapsody in Blue 44:51 1926: Nessun Dorma 45:40 1928: Boléro 3 Reply @MrGoodgorilla 4 months ago No Franz Joseph Haydn? Friend and mentor of Mozart, tutor of Beethoven. Considered Father of the Symphony and Father of the String Quartet. I enjoyed the survey though; thanks. 3 Reply @BG-xu8be 8 months ago A small correction: at 1:56 it's not Bach but Alessandro Marcello (adagio from the Concerto in D minor for oboe and orchestra). Bach did a transcription of it for harpsichord. 5 Reply @elikaka 6 months ago Fantastyczne obrazy, świetnie zrobione video do pięknej muzyki. 1 Reply @pragapol 2 months ago Amazing! I Listen classical music every day. Congratulations from Brazil. Reply @ТатьянаГубкина-щ5ч 9 months ago (edited) Как я люблю все эти произведения!!! ❤ Всех этих гениальных композиторов 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 Спасибо ! В вашей подборке мои самые любимые опусы 👌🏽 10 Reply @ЕвгенияН-д4ю 9 months ago (edited) Гении гении гении..! Для меня музыка Баха, как музыка Бога Вивальди музыка природы Шопен нежность и флëр , исключая похоронный марш)) который не менее впечатляющ Моцарт музыка застывшего времени Чайковский дух несломленности Бетховен бессмертие Еще по видео можно вспомнить игру на фортепиано, и возможно.. снова сесть за фортепиано)) 4 Reply @winpointfire 10 months ago Made my day! 12 Reply @galorivera4747 5 months ago So beautiful compilation 2 Reply @szegedification 8 months ago Wonderful. Pure enjoyment. 2 Reply @muzhda7880 5 months ago من یک افغان هستم و عاشق موزارت هستم 6 Reply @НатальяКузнецова-т4ч7ш 7 months ago Ничего лучше классической музыки НЕТ!!! 10 Reply @sheldonstone9558 9 months ago Haydn was the father of the symphony and string quartet. How could he have been omitted in the evolution of classical music? 53 Reply 11 replies @javs1206 4 months ago Belíssimo vídeo! Muito obrigado por essa coletânea maravilhosa! 2 Reply @cesardipp1976 6 months ago ¡¡¡Gracias por el compilado!!! Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷. 1 Reply @enadolgel5504 8 months ago They are all doctors of happiness. their vaccine still heals the mind even after 300 years, and they will continue to heal. 39 Reply 2 replies @ТатьянаРуденко-ж3т 10 months ago Все мелодии жизни души!) 9 Reply @Yorkshiremadmick 9 months ago Fantastic use of keyboard graphics and streaming music But some repetitive use of composers at the exclusion of some other great ones omitted. 4 Reply @frankdesantis8078 1 month ago I am exhausted from all the beauty. Thanks so much for this compilation. Reply @lilianaprina5991 3 months ago I love to see the piano playing your music is fabulous, Thanks.❤❤❤ Reply @davidhanna8470 7 months ago Brilliant imagining! 3 Reply @rogerdale5451 9 months ago ... the fascination experienced watching a piano roll on a player piano. 4 Reply @paulorenatomesitieri5105 9 months ago wonderfoul 6 Reply @sevenifive2522 2 months ago Oh owe owe! A great work. I deeply appreciate the gifted, who gifted the world of classics. Reply @SaulSayago-um8qv 4 months ago I Am REMEMBERing My Life with this Music..Music For Our Soul...✨..Thanks.. Reply @sandyahire15 9 months ago (edited) In the battle between Bach, vivaldi, mozart, beethoven, chopin i think Rossini is the underrated composer of all time 5 Reply @Anodum 9 months ago This is not an evolution of classical music. This is a chronology of popular classic tunes! 7 Reply 1 reply @Augusto200100 9 months ago Pachelbel - Canon in D and Maurice Ravel - Bolero, its all i need to be happy 8 Reply 4 replies @partiturasdemusicacolombia8927 4 months ago 1:56 This is originally a composition for oboe and strings by Alessandro Marcello; Bach only did a transcription for keyboard. 1 Reply @FAITHneednotbeblind.-mh1id 2 months ago Great video! Pachelbel's "Canon" vote #1 on the list presented and yet it's the oldest! Reply @leopoldomolina8060 7 months ago Estaba en mí diario quehacer y me encontré con este regalo exquisito que me conecto con el Infinito. Con Dios. 3 Reply @jamesyu9926 9 months ago (edited) Era of collective creative geniuses was over more than 100 years ago. Manet, Millet, van Gogh, Vivaldi, Bach, Scarlatti, Chopin, Debussy, Bizet, Saint-Saens, Tchaikovsky, Verdi, and Puccini just to name a few. Beethoven and Schubert’s Romantic movement ended Classical era. Thank you. 12 Reply 3 replies @ОльгаКадомцева-щ1ц 9 months ago Какой же замечательный автор этого воспроизведения прекрасной музыки! 7 Reply @sauliuslaurinaitis7105 7 months ago super, bravo дуже гарний ролик 1 Reply @dixztube 2 months ago This was an amazing journey. Thanks guys! Reply @DIOULASSO 10 months ago 10 x Mozart, OK, 10 x Beethoven, OK, 0 x Haydn, NOT OK 68 Reply 17 replies @peace-now 7 months ago Fancy missing out masters like Sousa, Mahler, Bruckner and most of all, Haydn. 3 Reply @pierrebouckaert921 9 months ago Of course many composers are "missing" , and its normal in such a list but between 1741 and 1798 mentioning only Mozart is really weird . To name only one who is really forgotten while his importance was significant: Josef Haydn. 42 Reply 5 replies @Palatinate-o5d 3 months ago remarkable: over the centuries all these composers were equally brilliant. There was no 'the later the better' 1 Reply @Skandalos 3 months ago I love the temporary pictures of the artists. 1 Reply @mehrabkabir8581 7 months ago how beautiful! classical music is another heart of music. this is my peace🤍 4 Reply @simonkormendy849 10 months ago So glad that Gymnopedie No. 1 by Erik Satie was included, one of my favourite pieces. 13 Reply 2 replies @RamZar50 10 months ago Classical Music Big Trio: 1. Johann Sebastian Bach(1685-1750) 2. Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756 — 91) 3. Ludwig van Beethoven (1770-1827) 23 Reply 15 replies @ZdenaWeiserova 2 months ago (edited) 🙏...nadpozemsky překrásné pohlazení po duši, srdci...DĚKUJI VÁM 🕊💖 Reply @cairefridbazelais6585 1 month ago Je payerais une bourse verte pour assister à un concert pareil. La musique est trop beau 🤩🎹✨ 1 Reply @abibba2924 9 months ago Моцарт ,это нечто ❤ 4 Reply @AldousHuxleysCat 9 months ago I really enjoyed this, and the graphics were fascinating. However I wouldn't mind a second version with someone explaining the relevance of each piece and what kind of growth it is we're seeing. I'm not a musician so that part just flies over my head. 4 Reply @ahmedr. 9 months ago Now I can work with this music in the background ... thank you so much 4 Reply @johnnypgood100 6 months ago I love that you included the Ave Maria! Reply @ChristChickAutistic 6 months ago (edited) Canon in D is my ringtone. Funny, the last 3, Rhapsody in Blue, Nessum Dorma, and Bolero are 3 of my all time favorite pieces of music, lol! It's really cool that George and Maurice were friends too. No Tocatta and Fugue in D minor? I mean, it IS for organ, but maybe just a snippet? Love that one too. 2 Reply 1 reply @quailstudios 9 months ago Beethoven... what a classical composer! 8 Reply 1 reply @amoswittenbergsmusings 8 months ago What? No Mahler? Inconceivable... 4 Reply @afsg2410 9 months ago Classical music consists of eras and styles, in order: Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic, Modernist, and Postmodernist. 14 Reply 3 replies @envagyokmagam9105 1 month ago (edited) Egyszerűen csodás és zseniális! Ezek mind zsenik voltak a maguk módján! A magyar zenészről pedig. Ő nem Franz Liszt, hanem Liszt Ferenc! Magyar volt, illene Magyarul ki írni a nevét, nem pedig Németül. Reply @misscecilia2190 5 months ago Beautiful music that stands strong for centuries to come… thank you so much 🙏 Reply @RudolfGraspointner 9 months ago Then 1936: Carmina Burana (Orff) 6 Reply @ethancolmancomposer 10 months ago Like this comment if you think there should be a renaissance of classical music 292 Reply 17 replies @vladimirdeditsky7437 9 months ago Хорошо придумано. Клавиатура и капли. И главное музыка. 4 Reply @gerardolambarry740 9 months ago Chopin the best!! I FKN LOVE CHOPIN. 4 Reply @prashantkalia-wq7bt 4 months ago Priceless , lucky to have such a collection!!! ❤❤❤ Reply @MNV2506 4 days ago Спасибо вам, великие гении, за эти непревзойдённые шедевры! ❤ Сколько красоты, гармонии вы подарили человечеству! Reply @AlvaroMateus-hx9jg 7 months ago I play this composers the best 4 Reply @MrSergioLoureiro 8 months ago Why is Heitor Villa Lobos not on this list??? 6 Reply 1 reply @geoffbocian2501 9 months ago Good video, but you omitted Sir Edward Elgar, the greatest British composer. Also omitted Sibelius and his masterpiece Finlandia. Best wishes from western Canada... 5 Reply 2 replies @ruthnewton2579 7 months ago Wonderful Video! Many thanks! 1 Reply @MarcioRipper 7 months ago Dvorak was Very heavy. I think it's impossible for a guy who likes metal and rock not to see how classical music is brilliant and with works worthy of shows and crazy fans. Very good to see it this way. 1 Reply @anonymousblackscreen4703 10 months ago (edited) I'm so surprised you didn't include Rachmaninoff prelude in C sharp minor and all other popular ones by some composers 6 Reply 4 replies @jussiniemi9560 9 months ago The game changes when Wolfgang Amadeus steps in... 6 Reply 5 replies @eddiemoreira987 10 months ago Me dormí en 1868, ¡pero tranquilos fue parte del espectáculo! 9 Reply @danm7298 4 months ago Antonio vivaldi was way ahead of his time. Cant believe ive never heard of him before. 2 Reply @shin-i-chikozima 5 months ago These Great musician are Great Alchemists of the music 1 Reply @KrólStanisławAugustPoniatowski 10 months ago Chopin ❤🇵🇱 15 Reply @prizm8530 10 months ago I think people don’t realize that in 200 years John Williams will be considered classical music as well. Possibly even everything else from today. In the romantic period, there was a distinct line between romantic and baroque music, just as Kendrick Lamar and Chopin are different today. It’s about perspective 15 Reply 14 replies @АлександрТроя 9 months ago 18-й золотой век музыки, 19-й век серебряный, 20 - век бронза а 21-й век синтетический. 8 Reply 2 replies @dda3160 9 months ago Great performance ! 2 Reply @pedroidiart 2 months ago Hermosa, bien lograda y pedagógica selección, enhorabuena!!! Reply @IlmarcheseJacky 9 months ago How funny it is that among the thousands of compositions from Bach, they managed to select one that wasn't his? 42 Reply 6 replies @umanathshetty7232 10 months ago You forgot modern composers like John Cage, Finnissy, Xenaksis, etc. Still many classical composers exist who have style of 19th century era composers 4 Reply 5 replies @dmitrikostov4803 10 months ago (edited) Забыли про гениев, про Губайдулину, Шнитке, Шостаковича.... 7 Reply 2 replies @sandrobisotti4645 8 months ago Adagio is written by Alessandro Marcello, transrbed/arranged by J.S. Bach 1 Reply @madlensetian5160 4 months ago Nice compilation. 2 Reply @damerval 9 months ago I'm negatively impressed that you managed to include 3 pieces by Bach and none of them are fugues. In music history, that's a really big omission. 4 Reply 1 reply @williamgreenwood9986 10 months ago Liebestraum no.3 is the greatest 4 Reply @세르비아독거아재 9 months ago There will no longer be superhumans like these.... 5 Reply @spottedreptile2671 5 months ago A truly amazing video! Thank you for posting. Reply @paulodetarsosoaresdebarros1692 1 month ago Fantástico, cresci ouvindo essas maravilhas, meu pai era apaixonado. Reply @radiaaitkheddache4581 10 months ago W video bro 4 Reply 1 reply @ethancolmancomposer 10 months ago Romantic era is undoubtedly the greatest time period for classical music! (This won’t cause a war or anything) 10 Reply 5 replies @sloubry 5 months ago Where is STRAVINSKY ???!!! 7 Reply 3 replies @dannyperrino5308 3 months ago (edited) Wow the graphics are amazing. Nice to see what’s coming. Very cool…… it just hit me that this is how an old player piano used to work. The graphics look exactly like an old roll from a player piano. Fascinating Reply @TJ-kk5zf 7 months ago Pachabel and Bach literally changed everything 2 Reply @mangomerkel2005 10 months ago (edited) You can't take this list seriously since it doesn't include Rachmaninoff's last great and last romantic works, e.g. Rhapsody on a theme of Paganini, 3rd Symphony and Symphonic Dances. 11 Reply 8 replies @jrgenprgen2494 9 months ago People stopped making music after 1928? 4 Reply 2 replies @Silks 9 months ago "Classical" being used to mean art music 5 Reply @Santelo 1 month ago Evaluación auditiva, para identificar quién compuso , y como se llama el fragmento musical de cada obra! 2 Reply @sejautil8 6 months ago Explendida compilacion, fabuloso grafico, muy didatico para mi! Gracias Gracias Gracias! Reply @KhasAdun1990 4 months ago Mozart had to die early, he was too powerful. 4 Reply @giovannibeccia4087 10 months ago ADAGIO is Albinoni!!!!! 4 Reply 2 replies @TM-ul9zp 7 months ago And where’s Mahler ? 6 Reply @miguelbrandt3189 5 months ago Desde Manaus, em agosto de 2024, parabenizando pelo belo trabalho!❤ 1 Reply @ankhpom9296 5 months ago Is classical (or serious) music to the ears what a painting is to the eyes. 1 Reply @avm2017 10 months ago 26:16 Dutch Van der Linde smokes a cigarette in a good mood, 27:10 Arthur Morgan, a little drunk, starts dancing. 6 Reply @RaphaelVergaraFerrer5275 9 months ago Classical music is almost completely a privileged gift of European origin, which is why in the 20th century, when the United States was barely able to do so, they tried to replace classical music with Jazz through the most popular media, called radio or cinema, since the The US does not stand out nor is it at the level of European classical music, seriously affecting the continuity of true music and its composers. 4 Reply 2 replies @15borl 8 months ago (edited) Лучше совсем не знать классику, чем слушать эту нарезку. Это не никакая не "подборка", это - нарезка. Именно вот так классику и НЕ слушают. Если бы даже играл не тапер, а исполнители с именем, все равно в такой нарезке это - как мороженое с селедкой... Кушайте, 👣- только не думайте, что вы слушаете классику. 🖤 3 Reply 4 replies @jeralda6959 2 months ago 1980- The Legend of Tamilnadu Maestro இளையராஜா We proud of our Ilayaraja 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤❤ Reply @kevinh5349 4 months ago It's amazing what can be done with, generally, 4 octaves of 12 notes each. Reply @momentary_ 3 months ago A lot of the later classics were taught to me by Looney Tunes cartoons. 3 Reply @Kontyz 9 months ago (edited) В какой то момент эволюция перешла в деградацию, в упрощение, в профанацию самого понятия "классическая музыка". Уровень "вечной музыки" Баха... Страсти по Матфею, чакона, пассакалия и т.д. И современный уровень.... "Саундтреки" для фильмов. Поверхностная эмоциональность, либо нагоняющая жуть, либо подогревающая сентиментальность, либо вызывающая радостную эйфорию и т.д. Музыка в которой нет никакой глубины, которая просто является "раздражителем / возбудителем" тех или иных чувств. Манипуляция эмоциями, а не "призыв к диалогу о высоком, святом и вечном" 7 Reply 3 replies @pwjaiter6277 10 months ago Canon in d was actually not by bach🤓 6 Reply 1 reply @kenyabrito1188 6 months ago Excelente trabalho musical! Lindo demais! Parabéns! Reply @BEETHOVEN_H_ 8 months ago (edited) MAGNIFIC MASTERS.. BACH IS FIRE! 🔥❤️🎶✨💯💥👂🏻 1 Reply @ВалентинаСкрипченко-у4е 10 months ago - Old music isn't returns! - Say to this, Jeff!!! 6 Reply 3 replies @monquecamapper3386 9 months ago Thousandth comment :DD 3 Reply @duokalden-nn2os 10 months ago Mozart is gennies 4 Reply 1 reply @EvaExplores-x2x 2 weeks ago (edited) Would be better if you alternated between Chopin and Liszt to reflect their dominance at the time and many Liszt greats were omitted like La Campanella, should been longer. Also for Chopin, having Andante spianato et grande polonaise brillante in there is more appropriate. Lastly needed to have Rach 3 there too 2 Reply @mv9787 1 month ago I’ve loved Vivaldi all my life, but there so many beautiful compositions in classical music. Reply @WolfgangAmadaeusMozart 4 months ago My music was peak 3 Reply @MichaelLeeRilee-n3u 1 day ago What a journey! It makes me wonder, though, what have we done since, and have we carried on the tradition? Reply @galinasulutdinova3938 6 months ago Замечательная программа. Жаль, что мало прозвучало произведений великих русских композиторов. Не менее гениальных и популярных. 2 Reply 1 reply @Mr.SharkTooth-zc8rm 4 months ago Superbly done! Thank you. Reply @StallionStudios1234 4 months ago I learned Bach Prelude in Cmajor on guitar. Its fun to play. I am not a classical guitar player so it was good for me. I am a blues/metal/rock/jazz/funk dude 1 Reply 1 reply @Ricky-Spanish 3 months ago I'm not generally a listener to classical music, but I can see how revolutionary Mozart was. Obviously every great composer was to an extent, but Mozart's creative influence seems to stand above all others. Just my impression as a total lay person. Reply @TatjanaPoljakova 3 months ago Красиво оформлен, отлично озвучен урок истории прекрасной классической музыки. Каждая бусинка этого музыкального ожерелья- жемчужина! Благодарю за возможность прослушать, прочувствовать! Reply @ThePsicoleg 7 months ago Great job. Thank you, guys !!! Reply @alisongillis 7 months ago Rather wonderful collection ❣️ Reply @millybergh4649 8 months ago Throughly enjoyed your compilation Reply @MatthewZimmerman-om5yi 1 month ago Canon in D is literally responsible for me wanting to learn to play music as a kid. Early youtube had a bunch of people playing it on various instruments and I said okay. Reply @コル13 8 months ago 楽しく聴くにはいい曲集だと思います❗️ 個人的には選曲はそれぞれの見方や好みもあるので千差万別があって当然でしょう😊 1 Reply @kairatdostaev2428 8 months ago Даже визуально музыка становится более плотнее насыщенной и технически более сложной от века к веку 2 Reply @Aleksey-h9c 7 months ago (edited) Вивальди на все времена. Непревзойден❤❤❤ Только Моцарт , рядом❤ 1 Reply @hector45684 5 months ago Gracias!!! 🙏🏻 1 Reply @ChiNguyen-h5r 6 months ago Thank you so much for the beautiful song by piano. Reply @greetingsfromholland4765 4 months ago Imagine living in 1700's. No internet, no phones, no tv, no radio, no cars, etc. Your only form of entertainment comes from books, theatre plays, street artists and concerts. You've heard some street artist or a group singing folksongs in a pub and you visit a concerto by Vivaldi. It must have felt outer worldly to hear these sounds from such a big machine. Reply @amerigo6722 4 months ago Che magnifica sintesi! Grazie. Reply @michaelmcclary8054 3 months ago Now you're talking! Thank God for this Channel!-Michael McClary, Professor of Trumpet 🎺, Georgia Perimeter College and GSU ❤😂🎉 1 Reply @HenrymottaFalla 4 months ago Excelente selección evolutiva de los clásicos. Reply @MariaSokola 9 months ago beautiful music. 1 Reply @ytofurus 7 months ago Muy bonito ejercicio para reconocer melodía y autor😊 1 Reply @drijr1231 7 months ago Nos dias de hoje 2024 , nao temos nada mais dessas obras 1 Reply @Passioran 2 months ago Куски произведений мировой классики, безэмоционально сыгранные на безликом электронном фортепиано - ничего более жуткого я в своей жизни не слышала. Не думала, что можно ТАК испоганить такие шедевры! 1 Reply @norely2264 8 months ago (edited) Gracias por compartir tan bellas melodías. ❤ Reply @SLacroix 7 months ago Excelente trabajo! Gracias! Reply @stefanoterzoni6773 3 months ago siete bravissimi 1 Reply @Barbara-jq2se 3 months ago Interesting, just looking at those lite up keys playing each piece is quite interesting. Showing which keys are being played. Wow; that’s neat! Reply @MonikaMueller 3 months ago Danke, hat mich sehr inspiriert! Reply @MariaBasilio-d4k 6 months ago Deixando de fora o fator pedagógico, é um deleite para a alma ouvir música tão bela!❤🇵🇹 Reply @monicasarandy9289 8 months ago Gratidão por uma seleção de qualidade. ❤ Reply @firstchoice7761 3 months ago Thanks for that, I really enjoyed it! Reply @swithinbarclay4797 3 months ago Along with these well-executed snippets, man, the portraiture, was way boss, way cool man! Likenesses that a lot of us, were never aware of. The different painters each saw a very different person, with the same person. Normally I HATE colorizations of B& W's, but these really did work for me, like I was seeing them across my room. I sorta thought that you'd be taking us through Stravinsky and the Bernstein brothers, but that wasn't to be. Sigh, oh well. Reply @markbarber7839 5 months ago Excellent! Thanks for the video Reply @douglasparise3986 5 months ago (edited) Good music.amazing.genius. Enjoyable Reply @geoffboyd2895 5 months ago One way to truly humble my piano skills 1 Reply @RacingShane 4 months ago To think that in our modern times, there are many people with skill who can play these musics on many different instruments, including modifications to these pieces for certain genre. Yet, we haven’t anyone with skill to compose modern music today this rich, complex, or full. Modern popular music is assisted or generated from computers now. Reply @TheNameOfJesus 8 months ago (edited) @37:54 - "Theme from Jaws". Dvorak must have had 11 fingers, since 11 notes, (sometimes 12!) all fully separated, can be found several times after 38:08. 2 Reply 1 reply @marcymaciel6601 7 months ago Esplêndido! Maravilhoso! Bravo! ❤️🙏🙏 Reply @fabiofarias5334 4 months ago Que maralinha , gostei muito.Obrigado Reply @DCFunBud 3 months ago I was completely mesmerized. Reply @Handleofclassicmusic 5 months ago 1600-1750 Baroque Music. 1750-1820 Classic Music. 1820-1900 Romantic Music. 1900-1975 Modern Music. 1 Reply @KayokiHimori-sr1qd 1 month ago 2:49 WE LIGHTING UP THE LIGHTHOUSE EARLY IN GUTS AND BLACKPOWDER WITH THIS ONE🗣️🗣️🗣️🗣️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 1 Reply @rosagonzalez5080 5 months ago Me encantó ❤ 1 Reply @Rene-ve4nz 6 months ago Muy ilustrativo el video, gracias. Reply @gtbsaraiva 3 months ago So many wonderful songs Reply @WujiErTaiji 3 months ago I can see how the kids argued with their parents that Vivaldi was the best composer while they preferred Bach. 2 Reply @GregoryWhite-dc1tw 6 months ago For some reason I absolutely adore Handel and Debussy. 1 Reply @ble971 9 months ago Le Lacrimosa de Mozart est une splendeur décidément 🥰, merci pour ce montage instructif 2 Reply @pinpointpinpoint6017 3 months ago Notice how the great composer's music never interferes with portrait shown Reply @pederlettstroem980 3 months ago Fantastik made video. Visual video and composers. Reply @emruinas 5 months ago BEAUTY ✨✨💫 2 Reply @elainemeyer-hp6ye 3 months ago Brilliant 1 Reply @314Polkovnik 4 weeks ago только эмоции! с новым годом! Reply @cesarhiguerasbaquedano8444 6 months ago viva la musica,genios inmortales...............en qué momento se perdió la creatividad y genialidad musical Reply @Jagger-Tyr_13 4 months ago The first song legitimately sounds like a Final Fantasy/Kingdom Hearts song and I love it. Reply @EdgyNumber1 9 months ago Amadeus. What an absolute disgraceful punk. Legend 🏆 👍 1 Reply @sandrocesar200 8 months ago No século 20 o estilo fica e morre melancólico quase como um ser humano ao fim da vida. 2 Reply @louisfreycinet 5 months ago Well, that was rather uplifting. Thank you. Reply @noheader 9 months ago Why in the world is there no Niccolo Paganini on this list??? He was the greatest violin composer that ever lived. 1 Reply @Iho.pissuleinen 5 months ago Magic 1 Reply @mail9353 3 months ago c'est merveilleux, quel splendeur ! Reply @slamer2158 9 months ago (edited) I am glad to live in the town where Mozart and Beethoven wrote their masterpieces! You can feel this hwrutahe of Art and music everywhere in the inner town. Reply @curtiszyr 3 months ago Bruh from 1773 to 1791 Mozart was on a run dropping straight fire 🔥 and then Beethoven said ”sit your ass down old nxgga, I got this” 2 Reply 1 reply @YumingSu-pf1bj 3 months ago I believe people will still listen to those classics in 2100, cos they never go out of fashion Reply @housammestrih7409 5 months ago عمل رائع جدا و متكامل ...شكرا لك❤ Reply @carmelohernandezlapena8450 5 months ago he pasado un rato buenisimo 1 Reply @janetfilger8326 7 months ago Thanks for the Trip!❤ Reply @Sofia-nomk 3 months ago Уверена,что всем во всем мире, на всей планете, в любой точке земного шара каждому человеку понятно, что музыка дело божественное 1 Reply 1 reply @Tom_Swift 5 months ago Putting Gershwin in there and blowing past Gustav Holst is criminal. Holst pretty much pioneered the sound for modern motion picture soundtracks Would even throw Copland in there instead of Gershwin. 1 Reply @LCJGA777 7 months ago Thank You for everythingsssssssssss 1 Reply @henryegbolt9430 7 months ago Cannon in D is one of the most beautiful songs ever. Reply @DianeRuszczyk 3 months ago Great graphics!! I wish they would use this to teach piano 🎹 Reply @rachelbraak1272 3 months ago Wonderful video. The only song I wish they would have included is "The Entertainer". 😊 Reply @mauricioramosmartinez-b7g 2 months ago WOW¡¡ THANK YOU, GREETINGS FROM PERU Reply @travushkaburavushka1495 7 months ago Раньше жизнь была спокойная, размеренная, никто никуда не торопился... Все пропевалось...потом понеслось... 1 Reply @gianlucapointo 6 months ago Bello bello bello bravissimo grazie ❤ Reply @Sovjetski- 6 months ago The Blue Danube... me 1992 Amiga 500 Elite docking my ship :D 1 Reply @gianpierofaravelli8195 9 months ago bellissimi brani, grazie per il bellissimo programma 2 Reply @kafakoparan 3 months ago A very nice summary. Reply @mollyringwerm9224 3 months ago The devolution of the human mind has robbed us of the genius level art that we now hold in memory to comfort us during the age of stupidity, greed, and godlessness. Reply @SmartDumbNerdyCool 6 months ago Cool video man. Nice aesthetic. Reply @deejay4837 7 months ago Wow...never realized Pachebell's cannon was that old. 2 Reply @albertadominguez3463 5 months ago Fantástica música. Si hipnotiza ver las notas 😊 Reply @drkenshaw 3 months ago How many fingers do you all have to play so many notes so fast? Amazing talent! Reply @louisaconnolly3889 9 months ago I appreciate the trouble it took to compile this outstanding collection. Could someone please explain to me how to slow down the tempo? Reply @MgaSaulo 7 months ago Amazing job, thank you 1 Reply @carlosinsfran6112 6 months ago Los aficionados a la buena y mala música tenemos la pretensión de imponer criterios para guiar la opinión ajena en un sentido abusivo. Opino que el respeto al gusto ajeno es esencial para un intercambio de opiniones. Saludos desde Buenos Aires. 1 Reply @MrAdrian241 4 weeks ago Beautiful music Reply @Doehind19 4 months ago They're all legends but for me frederic chopin comes from another world he's iconic ❤ Reply @ольгагорина-м1б 5 months ago какое прекрасное собрание!!! 1 Reply @paoggn 2 months ago Espectacular 👌 Reply @НатальяКожевникова-ю2ц 3 months ago В музыке нет эволюции! Она значима и самоценна в любом веке.Сложность в исполнении не является сложностью в восприятии.Нет в музыке от простого к сложному,как в математике.Она сама по себе! Музыка просто впечатляет или нет! Интересная подборка пьес.Это хиты от 17 века и до 20.Что то я Баха не услышала,наверное пропустила. 1 Reply @juancarlosdavila6591 5 months ago Nice video. Thanks. Maybe do one where you only feature keyboard pieces instead of choir or orchestra pieces arranged for piano. Reply @pietrodistefano3851 7 months ago 1714 Adagio di Benedetto Marcello non di Bach 1 Reply @ЕскМин 9 months ago 1680 год самая первая мелодия я бы сказал, что это музыка написана в 1990-1999, мелодия для какой-то JRPG на Super Famicom или для PS1 1 Reply @KiKi-tq3zy 8 months ago Good Mus Hist Rev, Danke ! Reply @MaggieLogue 3 months ago Beautiful!!!❤ Reply @robcat2075 3 months ago A few more worthy pieces would be written after 1928 but almost nothing written after 1953 has entered the standard repertoire of orchestral music. 1 Reply @EloyBastidas-uy6hb 6 months ago Hermosos momentos oyendo tan lindas melodías. Gracias por compartir. 2 Reply @kaydee4296 7 months ago Very interesting & enjoyable. Reply @MarcioRipper 7 months ago Mozart=Genius😮 1 Reply @Pink_SodaPlaysOfficial 4 months ago (edited) 2:49 2:48, healed my soul 1 Reply @liliaesperanza4436 7 months ago Me encanta la música de Vivaldi ❤😊 1 Reply @robert-dr8569 7 months ago Mozart and Beethoven were the extraordinary genius of all music geniuses Reply @spiritualjoy721 1 month ago If this is an evolution of classical music, why were these noted composers omitted: Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint-Georges (1745–1799), Samuel Coleridge-Taylor (1875–1912), Francis Johnson (1792–1844), George Bridgetower (1778–1860)—to name a few? Reply @neiyama-pe2bg 8 months ago カノンは私の大好きな曲の一つです😊 1 Reply @elenafavaemerson1022 8 months ago Great video...and thanks for Vivaldi Reply @bohdanpost8328 6 months ago That was the most emotionless Carmen Habenera I’ve ever heard 1 Reply @pilou09100 7 months ago Et Gabriel Fauré? Où est passé Gabriel Fauré. Ignorer (délibérément ?) cet immense compositeur contemporain de Debussy, Saint-Saëns, Schumann, Liszt …mériterait plus que d’autres de figurer dans ce florilège ne serait-ce que pour son Requiem reconnu unanimement comme le chef d’œuvre absolu du genre. 1 Reply @normasa-zm6lv 3 months ago Aguardando. Obrigada. Reply @JosueRomero-re8fp 7 months ago Esto si es melodia 🎶 1 Reply @AntonLavey-t3z 8 days ago (edited) My personal top: 1. Vivaldi 2. Johan Strauts 3. Mozart 4. Bethoven 5. Tchaikovsky 6. Verdi 7. Chopin Reply @nachoruizrull6580 7 months ago Falla, Albéniz😢 2 Reply @rebeccamcardle8071 3 months ago Brilliant. Can you do the same for violin? Partial to Paganini. Reply @eltinjones4542 9 months ago Very entertaining, I recognise nearly all of the pieces but couldn't put names on some 🎶 👍 Reply @luoma4181 1 month ago Nice and relaxing ❤❤🎉😂😊😊❤ Reply @jeroavendano8953 8 months ago Gracias gracias gracias!!!!!! Reply @armhov1473 4 months ago (edited) Классику многие не воспринимают по достоинству , но она оригинальна и царственна👍👏👏👏🤔🤔🤔😊❤❤️❤️‼️ Мне очень нравятся произведения Шопена и Брамса👍👏🤔😊❤️❤️❤️‼️ Reply @salvatoremendicino4086 7 months ago L' adagio non è di Bach, ma di Benedetto Marcello 2 Reply 1 reply @유상준-g7p 2 months ago 아니 평상시에 좋은지 모르고 들었던 음악들이 이렇게 보니 더 재미있고, 연주가 엄청 힘들다는것도 알게되었네. 멋짐!! Reply @KossivaNoutsougan 3 months ago Wonderful!!!!!! Reply @benfoster93 3 months ago (edited) I love al classical music, but after 1900's there's an accumulation of knowledge that produced the finest work of all tine in the period before ww2.. and yet pachelbel canon is the only song in my youth that could dalm me and today that can compel me Reply @pedromateosgarrote11 4 months ago suenan muy bien los fragmentos parece que me lo están tocando a mi oído Reply @brightonmusicstudios 9 months ago love the first one, canon in d is really good :) Reply @Bull1the1Great 5 months ago Sweet holy moly , being able to play these you really have to have a brain and hands on superior level... Reply @thewalruswasjason101 9 months ago (edited) Vivaldi always excited me most, along with Mozart. Bach is like death metal lol 1 Reply @psyKater2000 1 month ago (edited) Nice collection of lightweight melodies! Of these I think Erik Satie is the most "forward-looking" one. If it was really going to be tracing "the development of classical music" it could use the more edgy stuff of each composer, the selection currently seem to focus on commonalities... Ravel e.g. has also written Gaspard de La Nuit, Or Beethoven has stuff that really speaks from and to the soul directly in his sonatas... also Bach... Sinfonie Ni.9? Especially the piano culminates in Skriabin for me also (if you were to include more composers) - or on the other end... Scarlatti? :) But no worries, I can enjoy it as it is as well. Reply @romeliaaguilaraguilar8087 7 months ago excomulgado increible no haber tomado en cuenta al poeta del piano junto con Chopan a Robert Alexander Schumman inperdonable Reply @rumianabeluhova1382 4 months ago A GREAT THANK YOU FOR THE USEFUL INFORMATION - THIS MUST SOUND IN ALL SCHOOLS IN THE WORLD FROM THE FIRST CLASS,E! THE BRAIN IS POLISHED LIKE A DIAMOND BY THIS MUSIC! Reply @TheSweetestPerfection 9 months ago Bravo! Missed a few important ones,but bravo nevertheless ❤ Reply @hr_denuwan 2 months ago "I feel something that is not of this earth" - Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Finally, I felt it too. Reply @MarisaGiuliana 9 months ago Bellissimo video con la musica visiva Reply @NigelWelch-x3h 4 days ago I wonder what these classical composers would have thought if bands with guitar, bass, drums and vocals ? Reply @hernandomoreno6023 3 months ago Esta excelente este resumen o camino por la historia de la música clásica Reply @slowpawstevet3676 9 months ago i enjoyed listening to these songs, classics stripped to their bare bones still rock! (-: Reply @dalvatolomony7045 1 month ago Magnífico ❤❤❤❤❤❤ Reply @mono77879 3 weeks ago この中で、最も偉大な作曲家はバッハです。彼はそれまでの音楽を一変させ、表現の可能性を広げました。 Reply @jimmyGuru 8 months ago WONDERFUL video! THANK YOU! 2 Reply @GreanePin 6 days ago mozart is by far my favorite piano shredder. Reply @Barbie8051 1 month ago I still can't find a song that is in my head... Reply @kakaぬぬぬ 4 months ago すばらしい。wunderbar,wonderful,wunderbarmerveilleux、wonderful Reply @thedacardea416 7 months ago Yes 1 Reply @niniavalos3938 8 months ago El Adagio del minuto 2 es de Alessandro Marcello concierto para oboe, no es de Bach. Reply @weiterimtext8134 7 months ago (edited) Folgt man der grafischen Darstellung, kann man eine Definition vom Wandel der Musik wagen: Von der Ordnung zum Chaos. Wer hätte das gedacht, dass auch der etwas leichtsinnige Mozart eine höhere Ordnung seiner Töne hat! Was die Bilder anbelangt: Bald werden wir nur noch die seelenlosen KI-Bilder der historischen und gegenwärtigen Persönlichkeiten sehen. 2 Reply @elquixotedelascanarias 8 months ago Great curation. Reply @Lee-fe2gc 7 months ago Do people actually teach you his name was George Frideric Handel? His name was Georg Friedrich. That's like calling Steve Jobs "Stefan Arbeit" over here 1 Reply @arrow1414 4 months ago (edited) Yes I know I will probably get static for this, but John Williams should've been included (yes I know the list only leads up to 1928). It was his music that got me into appreciating classical music and I bet a lot of people got into trying to play and create original pieces due to him. Yes it was "popular" music for the masses for movie sound tracks but all these classical pieces were the "Top 40" hits of their ages. Imagine (I'm dating myself here) Casey Kasem intoducing a Mozart piece in 1785!😅 Reply @Pi_melody 2 months ago I was listening to this in the kitchen, and my dog started howling. Guess he’s trying to join in the sym paw thy! 2 Reply @fortiterinresuaviterinmodo5549 3 months ago Where's Giovanni Pierluigi da Palestrina ((Johannes Petraloysius,1525 - 1594)? Reply @lordusoleil6232 2 months ago merci Magnifique Reply @ИгорьКораблев-ф7м 3 months ago Brilliant!!! Reply @camrsr5463 3 months ago give me that pre industrial revolution music all day. 1 Reply @90021marg 5 months ago Bravo!!!!. Very good and helpfull video and the graphics too. Are these MIDI files?? And the sound of the piano wich is?? Is that a VST instrument piano??. Reply @juanolague4265 3 months ago Thanks !❤❤❤ Reply @conorgreenwood7259 8 months ago 1781 Mozart Sonata almost knocked my wig off Dear Lawwwd!! 1 Reply @atfour8152 5 months ago Chopin is amazing 1 Reply @Boris_Howls 7 months ago 14:39 Symphony No. 9 OP. 125 | IV Finale ❌ Oder to Joy 1 Reply @BradEdmonds 3 months ago I wish that people who presume to teach us about music would know something about it themselves. The classical period in music dated essentially from 1730 to 1820. Pop music fans likewise hate it when musicians refer to all pop music (country, rock, jazz, etc.) in one lump, as "pop" music. But it doesn't require any knowledge of music to string together excerpts from past composers. Reply @tanthiennguyen9308 7 months ago Welcher Arbeit stellen kann ich mich Einsetzen für Rest ein paar Jahren noch überlegen Glückliches Sinn mit Weihnachten & Neu Jahr Vernügen haben...............................! Ich war schon unten beim Florida gewesen................. Reply @theworldforgot4857 7 months ago Thank you so much for putting this video together may the LORD our God bless you all abundantly forever and always in JESUS mighty and precious name Amen🙏🏽❤️‍🩹✝️ Reply @venkateswarananand 8 months ago Should have included works by Sibelius and Stravinsky 1 Reply @arnoushfarnia2416 2 months ago 15:49... why does it start like that... fenf?💀 1 Reply @LerZubkov 7 months ago Надо было назвать - деградация классической музыки!!! 2 Reply 1 reply @thepianista-fu9cq 9 months ago i have a question ,to Giuseppe Verdi to "La Donna e mobile "first you put up and you stop and you continued down. Reply @beaversgames8906 8 months ago Now I see the best music looks like spirals!❤ Reply @EE2501 5 months ago Какая огромное качественная работа! Reply @larrydiazvera2135 7 months ago Maravilloso, es realmente maravilloso, es hermoso, demos gloria a Dios!!! Reply @JLRpartners 7 months ago How about Richter, glass, Williams, copland? Wouldn't you consider them? Reply @DeathDealerAFD 3 months ago I've always been drawn to Chopin. But I literally headbang to a solid Ode to Joy! Reply @DIMITRIGranato 7 months ago Rondò Alla Turca ❤ 1 Reply @aoifesofficial10329extra 5 months ago Saw the first picture of antonio vivaldi, more like antonia? Anything in it? Reply @janetdatema3856 8 months ago There was no Aaron Copeland who was an American classical composer. 1 Reply @JWP452 6 months ago This was awesome! Reply @stanisawgruszczynski2424 8 months ago To jest Muzyka. Przez duże M! Co zgubiliy po drodze? Reply @fks299 2 months ago Enlightening Reply @giannisnoteinuniverse3873 1 month ago Does anyone what s is the name of the program was used to make this video? i mean with the virtual piano...Is it made with midi keabord or with programming at a score?? Thanks anybody who knows, I want to make something similar🙏 Reply @AlexanderAlf 5 months ago I wonder why there is no sheet music example by Johannes Brahms included? He is one of the most important composers of classical music and should not be missing at all. Reply @loyalrammy 5 months ago Wonderful. Reply @swithinbarclay4797 3 months ago WHAT a NOVEL way to present these!! The graphics of the keys depressions--slow them down just enough--astute minds and fingers could pick them up and make some "sense". out of them?? I don't suppose a similar method, would be PRACTICAL for Pipe Organ, would it? You'd have to show which Clavier was being played--including the Bass Pedal clavier, and suggested Stops Registrations/Pistons/Couplings. But to do selected organ works of Franck, Widor, Vierne, Bach, Soler, Messiaen, Saint-Saens, and, certain Iberian/Mexican obscurities . . . Reply @sanwan7138 7 months ago Good idea equalizing all entries on keyboard. Reply @Isaden68_Petra75 2 weeks ago Quel dommage qu'il n'y ait pas plus de musiques représentées de Jean-Sébastien Bach (oui c'est mon compositeur préféré avec Beethoven). En tous cas, le canon de Pachelbel est toujours écouté aujourd'hui, plus de 300 ans après sa création. On n'en dira pas autant des chanteurs d'aujourd'hui. Merci à eux. Reply @pabloberrettella6288 4 months ago La pregunta sería, por qué suena tan metálico ese piano? O es otro tema? Reply @qwertasdfg795 3 months ago Это просто божественно 😊🎉 Reply @showingYOUtheworld 6 months ago (edited) If you want to be correct, Your title my friend should be: The Evolution of Classical music - from Baroque era to 20th Century Reply @nedzadramovic5151 1 month ago O Fortuna(Carmina Burana)Carl Orff' 1935 not there.Mpvie King Arthur used this. Reply @SayIamYou 5 months ago History would add Indian Music Maestro Ilaiyaraaja to this list! 1 Reply 1 reply @НатальяКузнецова-т4ч7ш 7 months ago Если бы все слушали эту музыку, мир был бы добрее 2 Reply 1 reply @medicropper 4 months ago The romantic era tears my heart apart. Reply @mikakot5939 5 months ago Высшая математика звука💫 Reply @Lord_Genghis_Khan 3 months ago first one if not the best was the most beautiful Reply @santicostanzo4792 1 month ago Manca il genio, Vincenzo Bellini ❤️ Reply @tomtaylor7610 2 months ago Thank you! Reply @eamonwick 9 months ago Very cool video. I think it could do with a few more composers especially in the era of Mozart and Beethoven. They were the only ones featured in the classical era, and though they were the most prominent and influential, I think its a problem to give them each like five or six pieces and leave out composers like Haydn and Mendelssohn 1 Reply @gralynblalock6331 1 month ago Is some of this Classical and some Baroque? Each composer has a wide variety - what are we looking for here so far as the evolution of the music? Reply @CSORBABÉLÁNÉ 8 months ago DON ANTONIO LUCIO VIVALDI MY IDOL 🇮🇹🎻FOREVER THE BEST MUSIC 👍👌✌️R. I. P. MY KING ✝️🙏 Reply @johnl6176 6 months ago How related to Maurice Pavel is Henry Goodman, do you think? Reply @Pareshbpatel 4 months ago Beautifully put together. Thanks. {2024-09-20} Reply @juanmiguelsimonotto4786 4 months ago Hermosa selección e iniciativa pedagógica. Tengo que comentarles, que escucho notas cómo si estuvieran desafinadas. Tal vez sea un defecto del audio. Disculpen el comentario. Reply @celinaalencar7533 1 month ago Que lindo demais! Reply @19franken95 7 months ago was kommt nach CH? face-turquoise-covering-eyes Reply @m6smitten 7 months ago (edited) Call me Eurocentric but there is no other art form as sophisticated or pleasing to the soul. Reply @Sousa_29 8 months ago 11/05/24 🧲 🇧🇷 2 Reply @maritereva2405 4 months ago Que hermosa comparacion todas bellas Mozart y Bethoven me encantan Reply @brendonpywell 5 months ago Fabulous!! When does the female composer list come out? Reply @fischman26-China 3 months ago Ha! This YouTube video is incredible! Thanks for sharing. I play guitar but maybe I should invest in a keyboard. Reply @filmandcomposition 8 months ago If this proves anything, it’s that Mozart was a problem on the keys. Genius. Reply @koma77sigma35 9 months ago (edited) the commenst hilarious, but I had to cry, I am blown what a beautiful instrument. Reply @quazar912 2 months ago famous Marantz ingeneer Ken Ishiwata said: "music is the highest form of art"! Reply @miguelcastillo9536 8 months ago Efectivamente el bolero d ravel fue la ultima pieza de corte clásico y de alla en los 30 aparecieron las grandes bandas y orquestas tocando musica y canciones de tipo popular y bailable y hoy en dia la musica electronica y computarizada Reply @productivemonk5261 3 months ago I’m convinced if Mozart were alive today he would be a tv commercial jingle writer Reply @miatuk8754 3 months ago This was great. Reply @cat.barcellos8960 3 months ago Maravilhoso. 🎉 Reply @silverfist21 7 months ago А где Римский-Корсаков? Без него список явно не полный. 1 Reply @tookymax 5 months ago I have a PREDICTION for the year 1976. It's a great piece of musci that you can listen to hundreds of times, it never get's old. The title is "Duel of the Jester and the Tyrant, Parts 1 & 2" by Return to Forever, off their Romantic Warrior Album. Does anyone have another prediction? Reply @EduardGN 1 month ago А где возможно найти эти ноты Reply @suavecitorobot3070 6 months ago Que hermosura...... Reply @MarceloHenrique-dq9ih 3 months ago Alimento para a Alma Reply @marmusica1 8 months ago Preferencia por algunos autores muy marcada, bella música, muy cortos algunos ejemplos, faltaron ejemplos Reply @roberttreborable 3 months ago I enjoyed the musical journey... Reply @mariankalay 5 months ago Which one is your favorite? 1 Reply @PDoonan 2 weeks ago Debussy has always been a favorite of mine. Reply @cimerej 1 month ago (edited) Korsakov, Holst, Grieg, Elgar, Mussorgski, Smetana, Prokofiev, Brahms, Richard Strauss, Williams, Mahler, Bruckner, Orff, Khachaturian, Borodin, Shostakovich, Copland, Barber? No? Reply @cerken2546 6 months ago Es imposible, me parece imposible tocar de esa manera, que maestros. Reply @cln20 4 months ago Did ost movie included too? If that so please put jung jaeil and ludwig goransson Reply @SalHardy 2 months ago Chopin is king!!!!! 1 Reply @karinakosta362 3 months ago ❤❤❤ 1 Reply @kduque068 3 months ago I enjoyed this! Reply @jean-pierremarchal6244 3 months ago magnifique....