O actually I'm pretty sure it's just called Maple Leaf on the piano because the screen is too small to add the Rag part. I would edit if I could but I'm using Silk so everything sucks And I don't wanna delete
Olorinlemaiar I did know some of his works, but honestly, I never knew about him. Thats why I do like Vinheteiro, so I‘m finally able to recognize Scott Joplin for his work.
He was actually very popular during his day, his maple leaf rag was a really big hit. Ragtime was by far the most popular American musical genre at the beginning of the 20th century and Joplin was very much involved. However, towards the end of Joplin’s life in 1917, he went pretty much broke, I think, and died to syphilis. It was kind of sad, but he really was appreciated.
@@eliasnewton6732 Yes, ragtime and his pieces were popular, but he didn't earn much from it, and was never really considered a "serious" composer at the time. (lets face it, being black was a handicap). If I recall correctly his music faded away quickly at his death before someone used The Entertainer on a movie or something 70 years later, which made his name resurfaced and he then won posthumus awards and recognition.
I'm a pianist and a tell you all straight out this guy is a fantastic musician!!!! He has a great sense of style and feeling for these pieces combined with humor....swagger and impeccable technique.....KUDOS!!! Ted Williams
Mad respect to this man for playing most songs on his channel while staring at the camera. He doesn’t look at his hands for most and he doesn’t have music. Wow.
This specific video is pretty clearly not meant for an American audience. Besides, he only translates titles to appeal to a global audience because it's universal content and there's little demand for it in Brazil.
Are they? Maybe it's because I grew up in a musical family, but Joplin was always the most recognizable ragtime artist to me. Certainly considered one of the best, if not the best
I have been looking for 2 for more than 30 years. My father bought us a keyboard when were kids and that song was the demo. Good memories. Thank you, sir.
The difference is that we remember People like Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Wagner, Tschaikowski, Vivaldi and and and .. And you remember your one Folk Songs .. I don't think that we can compare American Songs and European Classic Music. European classic music is culture. American songs are mostly .. you know .. shit.
I love the tone of this piano for the these songs. They most likely would have been written and played on uprights, so they sound so “natural” on this instrument.
V bre “Vinheta” is the ADs in between TV shows and presentation normaly with music. “Vinheteiro” is a “vinheta” maker. I don’t know if it is exactly that but I guess so. At last it might be his nickname.. Greetingss from Brazil
My mother started piano at age 6 and could read music before she could read. She would sit and play Rachmaninoff, And yet, she said ragtime was the hardest thing she ever played. Greetings from St. Louis; home of Scott Joplin.
It must have a reason why ragtime was played by non-professional musicians in about any bar. It's a wide spread of simple tunes, along with more advanced pieces.
Lord Vinheteiro probably makes 100 times as much money on TH-cam as he could (or did) as a concert pianist. 6.56 million subs as of 2 years ago! That's worth some serious coin. He deserves it. Very entertaining videos.
Mozart was a genius but didnt get the full recogniton...was buried in a paupers grave...often the way with a lot of previous artists etc.. no real recogniton until after they died
He needs to be invited to a major league baseball game to play it during the 7th inning stretch. They can probably roll a piano out to the field for him to play it on. Or if he can play the organ, he can go to one of the few ballparks that still have organs (I know that Dodger Stadium has one because I was there this year and heard it) and play it in the organist's booth. That is, if the organist will let him.
@@rslitman an organ is a very different instrument from a piano. Just because he plays one of them it's by no means guaranteed that he can play the other.
How about: 10 Songs, guess the Composer: Scott Joplin --- th-cam.com/video/xzpDzikeO-U/w-d-xo.html James Scott --- th-cam.com/video/rEeIX8lxxGM/w-d-xo.html
I cannot thank you enough for this. Please put out this collection, fully orchestrated with, oh say, the Boston Pops, as an "album". It would remind people of what their heart already knows ~ what music really is supposed to be like. Just don't forget to bring in some of that most important people's contribution, people being, of course, Tony Sissle & Eubie Blake, Ragtime!!!
That's like the guy who wrote the lyrics of "Danny Boy". He was an English lawyer who never set foot in Ireland, yet a lot of people outside of Ireland consider his song to be the quintessential Irish folk song.
@That girl From what I know one of the artist went to a game after he wrote the song,He litteraly walk in halfway threw the game the annocer announced him and he left.
@@reillywalker195 The tune actually WAS Irish. Several sets of lyrics had been put to it before Danny Boy, but none of them were particularly appropriate to the sad feeling it evoked until this lyric. The Danny referred to was his son who had died at an early age.
@@reillywalker195 Similarly, Rodgers and Hammerstein had never been to Oklahoma when they wrote the score for the eponymous musical whose title song was eventually proclaimed as the official state song. I also don't believe that they'd ever been to Austria when they wrote "Edelweiss" from "The Sound of Music."
@@dulcimerrafi I think that only Americans think that Sound of Music is known in other countries. I've never heard it in Germany and the Austrians I know didn't know it either. So, it's kinda big saying it was 'adopted'.
09. Yankee Doodle (Folk Song) 08. Scott Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag 07. Jack Norworth and Albert Von Tilzer - Take Me Out To The Ball 06. Scott Joplin - The Entertainer 05. John Philip Sousa - Stars And Stripes Forever 04. Scott Joplin - Mexican Serenade 03. James Lord Pierpont - Jingle Bells 02. Frank White Meacham - American Patrol 01. Scott Joplin - Pine Apple Rag
ZAttk not really. He looks at the camera when there aren’t many jumps and the rhythm is the same. He looks at the piano when there are jumps and the rhythm changes. Doesn’t mean one is harder or one is easier
Really I did not know keyboards could sing songs. But all jokes aside I am still learning Entertainer and I have found it is not as easy as it looks. I just recently learned Maple leaf rag and can play it pretty well, and I am used to being able to feel where my right hand is on the keyboard easily since Maple leaf is in the key of A-flat so there are a lot of black keys that I can use as a point of reference but I do not have that luxury with Entertainer since it is in C major. But I have not been playing for very long so I just need to be patient
I love that almost half of these songs are in the soundtrack of the movie "The Sting" starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford! Such an amazingly good, funny movie!
Can we just talk about how like all the other countries like Russia and France and Germany all have these slow, mood centric pieces, while the US one is full of these cheery upbeat vaudeville style songs?
@@jeeeyouuu1053 I'm not saying where i live is dangerous, I'm saying that the US isn't spectacularly protected from, say, nukes. We've literally been told "hey america we'll bomb you if you do that" in the past 5 years. thinking you're safe from that just bc you live in the US is quite naive. Not saying it's super likely either or our status as a country doesn't protect us relatively well but we don't have some superpower and we're not the only powerful government
Its ment for people from other countrys just like his 9 russian/german/mexican/french songs youve herd but didnt know the name of were ment for us raised in the us
This specific video is pretty clearly not meant for an American audience. Besides, he only translates titles to appeal to a global audience because it's universal content and there's little demand for it in Brazil.
Well, anything that features American Music that you have heard and don't know the title of is going to be heavy on Joplin and Sousa and the Bernsteins. It must have been Joplin's turn. When I think of music in that category, I think of Sousa's "Liberty Bell" march
I've always wondered what Joplin would have thought if he'd known he was composing the ice cream version of Pavlov's whistle for millions of children...
Ice cream trucks used Turkey in the Straw when I was growing up. And The Entertainer was just known as the "Snoopy Song" because of it's prominence in the Peanuts cartoons.
Chris L Yh but to the rest of the world that shot isn’t known. I didn’t know jingle bells was American, I thought it just existed. This video was the same as the German one to me
I'm an old punk rocker who never grew out of it. I'm 62 now and the Ramones are still my go-to band but damn me I could listen to Scott Joplin all day long.
Well, I'm American, but know some of those themes just because of cartoon TV shows, because I'm from South America, not from United States (America is a continent, not a country)
Leonardo Enrique Godoy Silva in English there is no other convenient term for a citizen of the United States. United Statesian? American is the only term I’m aware of
@@Rukion09 no you are not american. You just live in south america....... American is a term refering to the people of the united states of america. I cant believe you actually believe what you said..... smh
Thanks for including Scott Joplin, one of the truly great composers. He also wrote three very good operas. Modern students of the history of American music tend to pass over him, and that is a great shame. It should be noted that he was one of the first great American Black composers.
Pass over him? Please explain? How was he passed over? Back up your comment with facts. His parents were educated, musical people . Imagine the people of that era were so awful that Joplin actually got his musical training from a German music teacher! He attended and taught music at a college. He also had a very good business acumen, something most musicians lack. He made a one cent royalty on every sheet music copy of The Entertainer sold. The Entertainer sold over a million copies. 10,000$ in 1899 money would be about 280k in 2023. His music made a comeback in the 1940s and the 1970s! That doesn't sound like somebody who was passed over to me. How many of your thoughts and ideas are original? How many of your thoughts exist only so you can consider yourself a member of good standing in a society of pandering leftist?
@@129jaystreet Thank you for your rant. I hope that now you have gotten it off your chest you feel better. You might have noticed that I was praising Scott Joplin. I was commenting on the fact that he is overlooked in most modern day music classes. Here in Memphis TN, one of the great centers of Black Music he is not included in school music classes and when I ask Black teenagers about him, they don't know who he is. I think that this is a shame. I didn't know that being a music lover was political, but nevertheless I shall continue to enjoy Maple Leaf Rag.
@@elliotsaunders7445 I cannot see how any serious student of music could overlook his work. Every piano, clarinet, saxophone, flute student encounters his work in either a method book or in a solo book. Perhaps in certain sectors, the shadow of Snoop Dogg and and Doctor Dre overshadow Joplin's work. But we small town Americans, who learn, we salute, enjoy and admire Joplin's music.
@@129jaystreet You are right. All serious followers of American music are well aware of his genius. I don't know if you are an opera listener, but he wrote two operas, only one "Treemonisha" survived, but only partially. It is very good. I just feel bad that youngsters are not aware of the fact that one of America's great composers was a Black man. They have all heard Maple Leaf Rag but don't know anything about it. But, in all fairness, they don't know much about any of the other great American composers. Thank goodness there are people like you that love great music.
Nice. 4 songs from The Sting (1973). My brother took piano lessons in 1972. You know, chords etc. Then watched The Sting and mastered Ragtime and other Piano music. Got so proficient that he could play sheet music upside down.
I heard all of Scott Joplin's music, but not the name. His music always improves my mood. I will remember that name and will make sure that my kids know the name too. Thanks.
I love how ragtime can be made as easy or difficult as you want it to be and it's still ragtime.I wish I had a recording of you playing the entertainer, well done.
The original title of the song was “One Horse Open Sleigh,” but that was changed to “Jingle Bells, or the One Horse Open Sleigh” when it was reprinted in 1859.
As an American I've heard these forever. I like them all. I'm happy you like Scott Joplin a lot. Sousa is now "Official American" and it's good. Aloha from the 50th State! Used to have a record of Glenn Miller Orchestra playing "Amsrican Patrol.
@@gdi1093 What made you cranky? Jon is entirely right. It was a mistake in the video and, if people honestly didn't know the name of the song, viewers would likely believe the written title is correct, which gives the wrong impression of the song. You are quite rude.
Ich kann Stundenlang zuschauen (zuhören) wie Du klavier spielst. Es ist was anderes. Toll, erfrischend. Ich habe schon ein Kommentar bei einem anderen Video geschrieben. Dagmar
Title: "9 American Songs That You've Heard and Don't Know the Name" Correction: "Scott Joplin's songs you didn't know the name of and some other songs"
@@pjohnnyboy7 Except for George Gershwin. And Cole Porter. And George M. Cohan. And Irving Berlin. And Jerome Kern. And Harold Arlen. And Duke Ellington. And Frank Loesser...
In North Idaho, where I live, there is a theme park called Silverwood that plays that song as you walk through the gates and around park. I always called it The Silverwood Song. I'm glad I now know the real name.
Mexico is in NORTH AMERICA the United states of America is also in NORTH AMERICA USA is more commonly known as America but it's just United states OF America
Most of them makes me think about saloons as seen in westerns.
The saloons in. Red Dead Redemption 2 have these types of songs and theres someone playing the piano there
I mean there isn’t any „American“ culture that is widely known before that time
Rdr2
@@jspantonio8807 remember the bar fight in the valentine saloon?
🤣🤣🤣🤣
*mutes the audio*
"9 songs you know the names of but don't remember how they sound"
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I've learned one thing already - if something sounds like a good silent movie background tune, there's a 99% chance it's by Scott Joplin 😂
LoL, exactly!
most likely a damsel in distress tied to train tracks about to be run over
and also the theme to the ice cream truck that would come to your neighborhood
The genre is ragtime btw
Watch the movie "The Sting".
The "Maple Leaf Rag" was written for the Maple Leaf Hotel in Sedalia, MO. It is still there and you can see the piano that Scott Joplin played it on.
I didn't know the song was even called that, my electric piano calls it something different lol
O actually I'm pretty sure it's just called Maple Leaf on the piano because the screen is too small to add the Rag part.
I would edit if I could but I'm using Silk so everything sucks
And I don't wanna delete
Scott Joplin was a genius, shame he was never recognized as such during his life.
Olorinlemaiar I did know some of his works, but honestly, I never knew about him. Thats why I do like Vinheteiro, so I‘m finally able to recognize Scott Joplin for his work.
He was actually very popular during his day, his maple leaf rag was a really big hit. Ragtime was by far the most popular American musical genre at the beginning of the 20th century and Joplin was very much involved. However, towards the end of Joplin’s life in 1917, he went pretty much broke, I think, and died to syphilis. It was kind of sad, but he really was appreciated.
But there is more to American music than Scott Joplin as well. Aaron Copland comes to mind.
@@eliasnewton6732 Yes, ragtime and his pieces were popular, but he didn't earn much from it, and was never really considered a "serious" composer at the time. (lets face it, being black was a handicap). If I recall correctly his music faded away quickly at his death before someone used The Entertainer on a movie or something 70 years later, which made his name resurfaced and he then won posthumus awards and recognition.
@@eliasnewton6732 Mozart was the "mega popstar" of his day...died broke and in debt and buried anonymously in a paupers mass grave
Basically Scott Joplin and John Phillip Sousa wrote the soundtrack to America.
Gabriel LaVedier yup
YES!!!!!!
Don't forget Irving Berlin and the Gershwin Brothers.
How could you say something so Controversial yet so brave
But they seem kinda quite these days. I haven't heatdcany new albums lately
Everytime he actually looks at the piano instead of having a staring contest, it always weirds me out
It's getting difficult to play without watching the piano
It means the song is harder to play
I like it ♡
Exactly chdis
I won!
I'm a pianist and a tell you all straight out this guy is a fantastic musician!!!! He has a great sense of style and feeling for these pieces combined with humor....swagger and impeccable technique.....KUDOS!!! Ted Williams
When he looked at the piano, you know that song is difficult to play
The best comment! 😅😅
Read this like about a 100 Times
Junda James Not necessarily
They just require big jumps on the piano and he has to look at it in order to get it. Not considered really hard
Just because he hasn't played it much enough
These aren't particularly difficult tunes to play. It's just a lot of busywork with the left hand.
“9 American songs you’ve heard and don’t know the name”
*Jingle bells*
Its more like, You don't know the composser.
excuse me.. but what's the song's name again?
Its because it was originally a thanksgiving song
Didn't know it was American. The more you know .
Number 6: My instincts kicked in- RUN FOR THE ICE CREAM TRUCK
"you don't know these"
*plays jingle bells*
Jingle bells? He had the jingle balls to play Yankee Doodle first.
Lol
Well, Americans are not his only audience
@@matthewa.whiting719 exactly. here in Brazil we actually know those songs by hearing but we dont know most of their names
Also who knew that jingle bells was created in America?
Mad respect to this man for playing most songs on his channel while staring at the camera. He doesn’t look at his hands for most and he doesn’t have music. Wow.
Almost all of these were played at a saloon in a cartoon
My old nemesis...
Matt MATT
Thank you Matt from wii sports for those kind remarks.
We meet at last, Matt...
Matt I’ve beaten you in Sword fighting and boxing. You will be dethroned by a fat stoner.
That Mozart peeping in the background is creepy AF though...
WHY DID YOU WRITE THAT
Giampietro Di Santo lmao yes!
Report this comment for creeping people out
I just noticed it when I read this comment
OMG... Now that you commented that I can't stop looking at it. 😵😂😂😂
When you click on a video but the video watches you
Uno reversed
Turtleee Most underrated comment here.
The best comment i saw here
In Mother TH-cam, video watches you.
@@chocov1233 in Soviet Russia
True😂😂😛🙈
Does anyone else get mesmerized by the visuals of the hammers striking the strings?
Yea open upright pianos are beautiful
Absolutely, plus his gaze, his artistry phenomenal...
Yea
It makes me think of Tom playing piano whilst Jerry tries to sleep.
Me. I used to love watching the hammers when I was a kid. We had a baby grand piano and liked to look under the lid while my dad played.
I would be surprised if any American couldn't name "Yankee Doodle" or "Take me out to the ballgame"
I've never even heard "take me out to a ballgame" before i done think
@@deggs5589 I dont think people play baseball in the uk
I’m not American and I even know them... :P
This specific video is pretty clearly not meant for an American audience. Besides, he only translates titles to appeal to a global audience because it's universal content and there's little demand for it in Brazil.
I would be too but with the world bc like Yankee doodle. And take me out to a ball game like come on
Scott Joplin composed the entire soundtrack for the 1920's even though he died in 1917. WOW!
jsphat81 of syphilis at 49. Another great Missouri guy 👍🏻
@@defaultusername123 I bet he got that from his piano...
makes me want to watch 'the sting' again.
Love his music!! So beautiful and complicated yet simple to understand!
1:50 it's bioshock
Joplin’s ragtimes are severely underrated. And I wish I could play them this well.
Maple leaf rag is my favorite classical song
Are they? Maybe it's because I grew up in a musical family, but Joplin was always the most recognizable ragtime artist to me. Certainly considered one of the best, if not the best
Isnt Joplin Canadian?
without looking.
@@timothypaulino8454 no he was born in Texas
I have been looking for 2 for more than 30 years. My father bought us a keyboard when were kids and that song was the demo.
Good memories.
Thank you, sir.
I can’t focus on the music while Mozart is staring into my soul.
kApRiSuN didn’t even notice that
N1KK3L same
😂
😆
He's even laughing to me
I wonder if people in other countries are like "I totally know the names of these!" in their respective videos, because thats how I felt here lol
Absolutly not
Same i did🤣
The difference is that we remember People like Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Wagner, Tschaikowski, Vivaldi and and and ..
And you remember your one Folk Songs ..
I don't think that we can compare American Songs and European Classic Music. European classic music is culture. American songs are mostly .. you know .. shit.
@@ThatSux well I cant say you're wrong, not what I was pointing out though.
@@ThatSux Ye i agree, im from england too but the fact is that the old european classical music can beat any american song any day
The levels of musical difficulty:
Easy
Medium
Hard
Impossible
Vinhetro looking at the piano
He might have tried to hide he needed to blink his eyes...
@@Voitcus blinks at 2:41
Is Vinheteiro
Take me out to the ballgame??? Even I can play that
Ryan Hand dude I’m playing maple leaf rag this is such a pleasure to see vin looking at the piano several times😂😂
I love the tone of this piano for the these songs. They most likely would have been written and played on uprights, so they sound so “natural” on this instrument.
Plot twist: He stares at the camera because that's where the sheet music is
But if you can play without looking at the keys, you've learnt the song by muscle memory to not even need the sheet music
Omg I thought that too
Or maybe he just knows were all the keys are idk
😂😂😂
@@JiminyClarkson once you know wich keys are wich notes, you don't need to look at the keys, just the sheet music
Imagine being this talented
Its simply years and years of practice. Does simple mean easy? No. Takes dedication.
Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard. Just gotta start practicing and don’t be too harsh on yourself.
He remembered the names of the songs!
XD
Imagine being talented at all... At anything.... I'll see myself out
I can imagine being that talented I would be on TV😁😀😃💖
It kills me inside when people hear Yankee Doodle and say it's "The Barney song."
Benjamin Crew and Stars and Stripes Forever is the theme song to Berenstein Bears lol....🤷🏻♂️
It kills me inside when I see/hear/think of... him... oh god
If they say it’s the Barney song you know they used to watch Barney or they are huge idiots. Maybe both.
Nobody or Maybe we are not from Britain
Llama Boi I’m not from Britain
Your playing of Maple Leaf Rag and The Entertainer was SO GOOD and lively. You get ALL of my stars, Lord V.
How do you know he's called Lord?
he said "american" songs but they're all from the USA? wtf
@@tigrehermano Stuff from the USA is called American, I don’t know why, and what do you think it would be called instead?
@@naturesonslimechaefan "Gringos"
I think Scott Joplin was author of whole American's Soundtrack
Scot Joplin literally transforms / creates rag time music bruh.
Scot Joplin was the John Williams of America's history
You literally saw it on your screen 10 times. It’s Scott!!! You even edited your comment 😂
And Aaron Copland. Invented the "Hoedown" sound.
Bioshock infinite
Him: No.9 "Yankee Doodle"
My brain:...
*Barney is a dinosaur from our imagination-*
Exactly what I was thinking!!!!!!!
HOLY SHIT. I never noticed that the Barney theme song was Yankee Doodle.
Oh, dang. I forgot about that.
Same. Never learned Yankee Doodle, but I learned the Barney song xD
lmao i tot it was 'happy birthday' till i lissen 2 times
so basically scott joplin is like the most underrated artist in like all of music
He’s up there. He was the man in his heyday.
thececil021 didn’t he die poor though?
@@sosigscuffer6442 died very poor and of a venereal disease I thought. But very under appreciated.
Scott Joplin did not get famous from his music in fact he was never famous he was born in the early 1900s
@@phoenixpowers9784 he was born in 1868
Your playing is absolutely amazing - is there any style you can't master? It's a privilege to listen to you.
I haven’t heard “The Entertainer” in a long time.
Good sign of worthiness of the culling
That one brought me so much joy
Reminds me of the Ice Cream truck jingle
Abigail Shion I remember it from some chucky cheese game
I remember this from phineas and ferb across the 2nd dimension good god the nostalgia
Joplin difficulty level: Vinheteiro has to stare at the keyboard instead of your soul.
He stares at the piano's soul instead of ours
LOL😊
Verdade 😂😂
ты клоун? там не сложно
For some of you that don’t know “Vinheteiro” is Brazilian and maybe he was thinking on Brazilian people when writting the title. Anyway I loved it!!
Is it a name or does it mean something?
V bre “Vinheta” is the ADs in between TV shows and presentation normaly with music. “Vinheteiro” is a “vinheta” maker. I don’t know if it is exactly that but I guess so. At last it might be his nickname.. Greetingss from Brazil
@@valdecirsouza8962 muito obrigado for your explanation.
Greetings from Sydney✌
I could be wrong, but I put Vinheteiro in google translate and it detected it was Portuguese and it translated to "winemaker"
Rocco Dog Dab they do speak portuguese in brazil, so probably still the right country
My mother started piano at age 6 and could read music before she could read. She would sit and play Rachmaninoff, And yet, she said ragtime was the hardest thing she ever played.
Greetings from St. Louis; home of Scott Joplin.
It must have a reason why ragtime was played by non-professional musicians in about any bar. It's a wide spread of simple tunes, along with more advanced pieces.
Yes, stride and rag time are both difficult.
Some of these sound like background music in an old western bar
most of them i thnk
The entertainer is for a bar brawl
Thats Scott Joplin for ya!
I'll take a whiskey
Scott Joplin was a composer during that timeframe - so makes sense.
Also, apparently - never played other people's music... Just his own stuff.
The guy behind Lord Vinheteiro is Mozart?
He looks more like Chucky, he's scary.
Bach?
It was me i snuck in couldn't resist.
He looks like a fat kid who had really lazy&rich life
He is Mozart when he was a child
@@jobvandelaar7977 his family was really poor
I’ve heard most of these. Mostly by the guy who drives by in a van selling ice cream to kids.
😂😂😂😂
Andrew Mackiewicz or super Mario
Yes! ;))
Lol
Herbert the pervert ?!
Lord Vinheteiro probably makes 100 times as much money on TH-cam
as he could (or did) as a concert pianist. 6.56 million subs as of 2 years ago!
That's worth some serious coin. He deserves it. Very entertaining videos.
The title should be "9 American songs you have heard and don't know the composer"
Spoiler: it's probably Scott Joplin
Yeah I agree
Who wrote Yankee Doodle?
During French 🇫🇷 and Indian 🇮🇳 war Dr. Richard Schuckberg wrote Yankee doodle. If I am wrong then you can search 🔍on google.
Yeah I knew the songs not the composers
Not only was that the fanciest Take Me Out to the Ballgame, but that embellished Jingle Bells was da bom!
Rebecca Blashock He’s played that version of jingle bells before. I remember hearing it in his Annoying Mrs. Claus video.
Mozart was a genius but didnt get the full recogniton...was buried in a paupers grave...often the way with a lot of previous artists etc.. no real recogniton until after they died
He needs to be invited to a major league baseball game to play it during the 7th inning stretch. They can probably roll a piano out to the field for him to play it on. Or if he can play the organ, he can go to one of the few ballparks that still have organs (I know that Dodger Stadium has one because I was there this year and heard it) and play it in the organist's booth. That is, if the organist will let him.
@@rslitman an organ is a very different instrument from a piano. Just because he plays one of them it's by no means guaranteed that he can play the other.
@@rslitman the cubs have one still too but the organist there is really good too.
Next one: 10 Scott Joplin songs you’ve heard and don’t know the name of
That's pretty much what we just watched lol
I think most people haven't heard at least 10 Joplin's pieces
So the soundtrack of The Sting
next one: 10 scott joplin songs you´ve heard and don´t know the interpreter of xD
How about: 10 Songs, guess the Composer:
Scott Joplin --- th-cam.com/video/xzpDzikeO-U/w-d-xo.html
James Scott --- th-cam.com/video/rEeIX8lxxGM/w-d-xo.html
I cannot thank you enough for this. Please put out this collection, fully orchestrated with, oh say, the Boston Pops, as an "album". It would remind people of what their heart already knows ~ what music really is supposed to be like.
Just don't forget to bring in some of that most important people's contribution, people being, of course, Tony Sissle & Eubie Blake, Ragtime!!!
Why would he need to fully orchestrate these songs in the style of a Pops orchestra when Pops orchestras *already do that?*
Fun fact: The two men who were hired to write 'Take Me out to the Ball Game' had never been to a baseball game before.
That's like the guy who wrote the lyrics of "Danny Boy". He was an English lawyer who never set foot in Ireland, yet a lot of people outside of Ireland consider his song to be the quintessential Irish folk song.
@That girl From what I know one of the artist went to a game after he wrote the song,He litteraly walk in halfway threw the game the annocer announced him and he left.
@@reillywalker195 The tune actually WAS Irish. Several sets of lyrics had been put to it before Danny Boy, but none of them were particularly appropriate to the sad feeling it evoked until this lyric. The Danny referred to was his son who had died at an early age.
@@reillywalker195 Similarly, Rodgers and Hammerstein had never been to Oklahoma when they wrote the score for the eponymous musical whose title song was eventually proclaimed as the official state song. I also don't believe that they'd ever been to Austria when they wrote "Edelweiss" from "The Sound of Music."
@@dulcimerrafi I think that only Americans think that Sound of Music is known in other countries. I've never heard it in Germany and the Austrians I know didn't know it either. So, it's kinda big saying it was 'adopted'.
09. Yankee Doodle (Folk Song)
08. Scott Joplin - Maple Leaf Rag
07. Jack Norworth and Albert Von Tilzer - Take Me Out To The Ball
06. Scott Joplin - The Entertainer
05. John Philip Sousa - Stars And Stripes Forever
04. Scott Joplin - Mexican Serenade
03. James Lord Pierpont - Jingle Bells
02. Frank White Meacham - American Patrol
01. Scott Joplin - Pine Apple Rag
I have a hard time playing "The Entertainer", but seeing him looking at his hands make me feel ok about myeslf
Ewan le Roux Vinheteiro was playing his own harder version of the song. Original version is easier.
@@user-cj6pe3vy3b you just had to rub it in...
Bailey Harrison It has extra notes where you had to move your fingers more.....
"American songs that you don't know the name of"
jingle bells
damn, never knew that groovy christmasy song was called Jingle Bells.
Ahhh but did you know it was American
The song we call “Jingle Bells” is actually from a song named “The Sleigh Ride Party”
@xandele 523 didn't ask
Nobody:
*SCOTT JOPLIN: TURN UP THE VOLUME*
🔥 🔥 🔥
The second song was from Cooking Mama, you can't fool me.
n8rm stop
n8rm that’s exactly what went through my mind when i heard it lol
The first one too
i think the last one is too
the sixth one too
It gets worrying when he looks at the piano as it signifies real difficulty
ZAttk not really. He looks at the camera when there aren’t many jumps and the rhythm is the same. He looks at the piano when there are jumps and the rhythm changes. Doesn’t mean one is harder or one is easier
Jewii I was joking lol
Stupid joke that’s been commented a million times
@@747lch Or you could laugh along as it's just that, a joke. Just choose not to laugh rather than complain :P
ZAttk no thanks
Cuanta destreza tiene este señor y toca maravillosamente,.FELICIDADES
Just to remember: HE'S BRAZILIAN, AND THE TITLE IT'S FOR OTHERS COUTRIES SUBSCRIBERS!!!
Yeah, but the joke is too good be dropped.
Yeah but surely everyone knows jingle bells right?
@@cadenp9103 Sure. but personaly I didn't know most of it, although i remembered that already have listen to it.
Americans always think they are the only important country/ people in the world, don' t they?
@@mariatony40 😐
the entertainer, one of my favourite songs i´ve ever played on my keyboard
In France that let me remember "Félix" advertise for cat's food
I prefer sabaton XD ;)
@@Opsgermanysoldier ofc :D when i was young i played keyboard. its about 5 years ago now :D
Hauntingly beautiful
Really I did not know keyboards could sing songs. But all jokes aside I am still learning Entertainer and I have found it is not as easy as it looks. I just recently learned Maple leaf rag and can play it pretty well, and I am used to being able to feel where my right hand is on the keyboard easily since Maple leaf is in the key of A-flat so there are a lot of black keys that I can use as a point of reference but I do not have that luxury with Entertainer since it is in C major. But I have not been playing for very long so I just need to be patient
I’m from Germany and me (17) and my brother (11) love Scott Joplins music because you can dance so good to it and it sounds so beautiful:)
I love that almost half of these songs are in the soundtrack of the movie "The Sting" starring Paul Newman and Robert Redford! Such an amazingly good, funny movie!
Can we just talk about how like all the other countries like Russia and France and Germany all have these slow, mood centric pieces, while the US one is full of these cheery upbeat vaudeville style songs?
Probably because american culture is *all* so new comparatively
That's cuz we're the only country that doesn't live in constant fear of a powerful military destroying us
@@djhcram8088 if you live here and don't worry about that then I'd call you naive tbh
@@djhcram8088 ah yes, the entire world lives in utter terror constantly, because it's still the 1300s
@@jeeeyouuu1053 I'm not saying where i live is dangerous, I'm saying that the US isn't spectacularly protected from, say, nukes. We've literally been told "hey america we'll bomb you if you do that" in the past 5 years. thinking you're safe from that just bc you live in the US is quite naive. Not saying it's super likely either or our status as a country doesn't protect us relatively well but we don't have some superpower and we're not the only powerful government
From America... know all the songs. Good work and my soul isn’t feeling like it’s being watched
Gwrecker Same here
Half?!
Murica
We also have a place called Florida, but we don't talk about that.
It’s literally shaped like a pp, so-
Lol, why?
@@aaronmatos5581 have you seen a Florida man
@Kuuryo Wow.. that's... That's.. terrible!
Nigga I'M RIGHT HERE
John Phillip Sousa wrote for the heart of America and Scott Joplin wrote for our soul. Spending an evening listening to either is uplifting.
Yankee Doodle, Take Me Out To The Ball Game, Stars and Stripes Forever, Jingle Bells,..... I mean really dude?
Think Millennials......
MrLeet71 why? anyone American with a mild interest in their surrounding knows the names to these songs.
It's for people from other countries
Kyle Thomas ahh
MrLeet71 ah yes, person younger than me therefore stupid and bad.
“9 American Songs You Dont Know”
Yankee Doodle
Take Me Out To The Ball Game
Jingle Bells
I posted almost exactly the same comment, whoops!
Literally stuff that you should know if you grew up in america
He isn't American so he wouldn't know it off the top of his head unless he had to learn the music
The Entertainer, too
Its ment for people from other countrys just like his 9 russian/german/mexican/french songs youve herd but didnt know the name of were ment for us raised in the us
Just imagine this.
9 American songs you have heard but don’t know the name.
*plays Star Spangled Banner*
Sam Figueroa the only song I knew *sheds tear of freedom*
This specific video is pretty clearly not meant for an American audience. Besides, he only translates titles to appeal to a global audience because it's universal content and there's little demand for it in Brazil.
Lol I don’t even know one word from the song
Exactly, even though the whole time I was expecting him to play that
he isnt american, so this video is made for non americans lol
This guy is un-freaking-believable!!! Awesome. No idea how this got into my feed.
New video: 9 songs from pre-WWII America that you've heard of, and most are written by Scott Joplin
@@colbypupgaming1962 On that note, maybe you should have thrown in Sousa's "Liberty Bell" - the theme from Monty Python Flying Circus.
Yes, I rediscovered the pine apple rag, a common theme of my childhood
Alternate title: A bunch of songs by Scott Joplin and some stuff from a few other guys
Pretty much it.
Well, anything that features American Music that you have heard and don't know the title of is going to be heavy on Joplin and Sousa and the Bernsteins. It must have been Joplin's turn.
When I think of music in that category, I think of Sousa's "Liberty Bell" march
Now America makes crappy music like its products. They used to be good, but lost there good reputation.
When you realize the Ice Cream Truck song was actually just Scott Joplin's Entertainer
They play Greensleeves where I live.
You too?
I've always wondered what Joplin would have thought if he'd known he was composing the ice cream version of Pavlov's whistle for millions of children...
@@heathermay9884 Heather your comment made me snort my milk and cheerios 😂
Ice cream trucks used Turkey in the Straw when I was growing up. And The Entertainer was just known as the "Snoopy Song" because of it's prominence in the Peanuts cartoons.
Love your channel! Keep rockin' dude. You make the world a better place.
1:13 that’s the song that the ice cream truck plays when it passes through my neighborhood
Ricardo Vazquez lol in mine it’s “Yankee Doodle” 0:01
Around here they play a repetitive loop of "Turkey in the straw."
@@Ceratosaur yeah
Here in Norway we universally have a Grieg piece as the music. m.th-cam.com/video/8CpUJD69tqg/w-d-xo.html
In my area we have the cockroach song
“American Songs you don’t know”
*plays Yankee Doodle, Take Me Out to the Ball Game, and Jingle Bells*
The United States has left the chat
Brazil has not left the chat. 🤷♂️
And the entertainer. Pretty commonly known.
That's a good point, these are extremely well known in the U.S.. I think only 2 of them aren't, but I can't remember having heard them either.
Chris L Yh but to the rest of the world that shot isn’t known. I didn’t know jingle bells was American, I thought it just existed. This video was the same as the German one to me
Y’all really can not take a joke 😭😭
Americans: Complain about knowing the songs
Rest of the world: Are we a joke to you?
Yeah they don't get that the video is not targeted at them lol
I hadn't thought about that but you're right. Probably how Mexican and Russian people felt. That's a very good point
We Americans are too self centered to think about that. xD
I got it but apparently others were slow. Of course we would know most of the songs.
Yea, I never even heard some of them
I'm an old punk rocker who never grew out of it. I'm 62 now and the Ramones are still my go-to band but damn me I could listen to Scott Joplin all day long.
"9 American songs you've heard and dont know the name"
Americans : *the experts*
Well I'm Canadian and I knew most of these
It's pretty easy
Well, I'm American, but know some of those themes just because of cartoon TV shows, because I'm from South America, not from United States (America is a continent, not a country)
@@Rukion09 well, I guess that just backs up? Idk.
Leonardo Enrique Godoy Silva in English there is no other convenient term for a citizen of the United States. United Statesian? American is the only term I’m aware of
@@Rukion09 no you are not american. You just live in south america....... American is a term refering to the people of the united states of america. I cant believe you actually believe what you said..... smh
Now there’s 2 faces staring into our soul and judging us
*Nice*
VOLAIRE ♪ I don’t get it... sorry
@Jacob Molyneux gotta have someone staring when he's not
Lmao
Oh shit the painting
Thanks for including Scott Joplin, one of the truly great composers. He also wrote three very good operas. Modern students of the history of American music tend to pass over him, and that is a great shame. It should be noted that he was one of the first great American Black composers.
Pass over him? Please explain? How was he passed over? Back up your comment with facts. His parents were educated, musical people . Imagine the people of that era were so awful that Joplin actually got his musical training from a German music teacher! He attended and taught music at a college. He also had a very good business acumen, something most musicians lack. He made a one cent royalty on every sheet music copy of The Entertainer sold. The Entertainer sold over a million copies. 10,000$ in 1899 money would be about 280k in 2023. His music made a comeback in the 1940s and the 1970s! That doesn't sound like somebody who was passed over to me. How many of your thoughts and ideas are original? How many of your thoughts exist only so you can consider yourself a member of good standing in a society of pandering leftist?
@@129jaystreet Thank you for your rant. I hope that now you have gotten it off your chest you feel better. You might have noticed that I was praising Scott Joplin. I was commenting on the fact that he is overlooked in most modern day music classes. Here in Memphis TN, one of the great centers of Black Music he is not included in school music classes and when I ask Black teenagers about him, they don't know who he is. I think that this is a shame. I didn't know that being a music lover was political, but nevertheless I shall continue to enjoy Maple Leaf Rag.
@@elliotsaunders7445 I cannot see how any serious student of music could overlook his work. Every piano, clarinet, saxophone, flute student encounters his work in either a method book or in a solo book. Perhaps in certain sectors, the shadow of Snoop Dogg and and Doctor Dre overshadow Joplin's work. But we small town Americans, who learn, we salute, enjoy and admire Joplin's music.
@@129jaystreet You are right. All serious followers of American music are well aware of his genius. I don't know if you are an opera listener, but he wrote two operas, only one "Treemonisha" survived, but only partially. It is very good. I just feel bad that youngsters are not aware of the fact that one of America's great composers was a Black man. They have all heard Maple Leaf Rag but don't know anything about it. But, in all fairness, they don't know much about any of the other great American composers. Thank goodness there are people like you that love great music.
@@129jaystreet L
American Here. Quite surprising Scott Joplin isn’t a household name with all these bangers
That kid in the background is really creeping me out. He didn’t move the entire video
He's dead.
Fun fact: he is only visible on film.
@@stevearnold8467 Where is your sense of humor, dude?
@@JohnBolender Common he just wants people to know
Hate to break this to you but only you see the kid.
Songs you don't know exists
Me a piano tiles player: I'm about to end this man's whole career
Lol, legit tho
:)
hA
0:52 The title of that song is "Take Me Out to the Ballgame". It is traditionally played for baseball games.
Nice. 4 songs from The Sting (1973). My brother took piano lessons in 1972. You know, chords etc. Then watched The Sting and mastered Ragtime and other Piano music. Got so proficient that he could play sheet music upside down.
Them: Yankee Doodle
Me:
"Barney is a dinosaur from our imagination
And when he's tall
He's what we call a dinosaur sensation"
The same thing I thought
That was legit me just now 😂
Tbh I was thinking of the "Scientifically Accurate Barney the Dinosaur" song/video from a while back
Yes😂
IKR...
I heard all of Scott Joplin's music, but not the name. His music always improves my mood. I will remember that name and will make sure that my kids know the name too. Thanks.
Hello Anna
I love how ragtime can be made as easy or difficult as you want it to be and it's still ragtime.I wish I had a recording of you playing the entertainer, well done.
He posted a video of him playing the entertainer.
Bro im listening to this on headphones, the bass on this piano is just amazing.
That was the fanciest version of Jingle Bells I've ever heard.
@@GeorgeBrooks22 😂🤣😂🤣🤣🤣😂 LMFAO ROFL
@@GeorgeBrooks22 Jingle bells, Batman smells, Robin laid an egg.
The Batmobile lost a wheel, and Joker got away...
@@AndrewAMartin Jingle Bells, Mario Stinks-
@@AndrewAMartin Robin flew away!
“Songs you don’t know the name of”
“JINGLE BELLS”
The original title of the song was “One Horse Open Sleigh,” but that was changed to “Jingle Bells, or the One Horse Open Sleigh” when it was reprinted in 1859.
ikr
#BruhMoment
I didn't know it was American.
Nice job stealing someone else’s comment
Title: 9 American songs
* #4 Mexican Serenade *
Me: Wait that's illegal
It's also known as "Solace!"😁
It was obviously written prior to the Trump administration
We will build a musical wall and make the Mexican songs pay for it
Jokes aside, it was written by Scott Joplin, who was the father of ragtime. An American style of music.
Never heard of this song until now.
As an American I've heard these forever. I like them all. I'm happy you like Scott Joplin a lot. Sousa is now "Official American" and it's good. Aloha from the 50th State! Used to have a record of Glenn Miller Orchestra playing "Amsrican Patrol.
*This video watched me more than I watched it*
fkn clever comment
Underrated comment😂
This is gonna get thousands of likes ahaha
"Take Me Out To The Ball Game" meaning a baseball stadium. "Take Me Out To The Ball" would mean a formal dance.
Jon Stone Jon, I’m not entirely sure who you are, but I do know that most people don’t like you, including myself.
GDI 109 i dont know who you are, but i have heard that alot of people are not fond of you. And you know what? I consider myself in that category
I agree with Jon stone
@@gdi1093 What made you cranky? Jon is entirely right. It was a mistake in the video and, if people honestly didn't know the name of the song, viewers would likely believe the written title is correct, which gives the wrong impression of the song. You are quite rude.
@@gdi1093 OK Mr boomer cranky ass
Bruh "9 American Songs That You've Heard And Don't Know The Name"
Vinheteiro: *Plays Take Me Out to the Ball Game and Jingle Bells*
I have never heard Take Me Out to the Ball.
Well, i had no idea that jingle bells was an american song
Tards: “It’s not for Americans”
i don't think he's american, he prolly referring to people no tfrom America
because he specified "American"
@@begemotowa knowing take me out to the ballgame is part of earning American citizenship.
Thank you for the information and the wonderful performance ...
Today's video is sponsored by: *Scott Joplin*
Ranger90 Murica
And JPS
Apparently he's the only person in America who makes music lol
@@MinistryOfMagic_DoM he made fantastic music!
I Feel Bad For The People Who Doesnt Know The Song "Jingle Bells"
All 5 of them
Probably all people on earth knows jingle bells.
Meerkat More 1 billion actually A.K.A the population of China (Dont celebrate Christmas)
@@C0DE_ZER0 I mean, the Russians don't celebrate Christmas and they know Jingle Bells. Mostly from western media, but they still know it
Meerkat More because China is communist and they don’t like western media. (Unlike Russia)
Yknow I’ve never considered it before, but Scott Joplin has to be the most iconic American composer, with the best portrait of “Americana” in music
Ich kann Stundenlang zuschauen (zuhören) wie Du klavier spielst. Es ist was anderes. Toll, erfrischend. Ich habe schon ein Kommentar bei einem anderen Video geschrieben. Dagmar
Title: "9 American Songs That You've Heard and Don't Know the Name"
Correction: "Scott Joplin's songs you didn't know the name of and some other songs"
Well, have you seen any of the other videos? The trend continues.
@@Aliosar22 yup hahaha
Francisca Ampuero it’s all we got
@@pjohnnyboy7 Except for George Gershwin. And Cole Porter. And George M. Cohan. And Irving Berlin. And Jerome Kern. And Harold Arlen. And Duke Ellington. And Frank Loesser...
i had "the entertainer" on my first Nokia as ringtone and i´d just sit there and listen to it for 30 mins on loop
its also on a Nintendo DS game
I don't know why, but I find that story absolutely adorable lmao
TTVillegalkid Yeah, cooking mama
In North Idaho, where I live, there is a theme park called Silverwood that plays that song as you walk through the gates and around park. I always called it The Silverwood Song. I'm glad I now know the real name.
@@kayleighbaker2511 aw ✨memories✨ :D
American songs: Mexican seranade
Bennett Contos we sang it to them while we avenged the Alamo.
Written by Scott Joplin, an American composer
Bennett Contos and maple leaf
Mexico is in NORTH AMERICA the United states of America is also in NORTH AMERICA USA is more commonly known as America but it's just United states OF America
Its Dilly this is about usa which is just called america, not about north america
I never thought of what a "smooth" rendition of the Entertainer might sound like. But now I know! Nailed it!