I just came back from the most amazing Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto 3 played by Seong Jin Cho in Munich, and during the epic concerto there were these 2 guys who were just reading books the entire time (and they even got seats in the best category). Don't know which level it is
That’s definitely the case for me and stringed instruments! I always get so involved in the music when it’s a violin or viola playing Bach or something. Piano and symphonic works are my go to for studying.
This is PAINFULLY reletable especially the working out and videogames one. I remember going for a run while Chopin’s ballade no. 1 was playing and I SPRINTED once the coda started. Had me in an adrenaline rush like never before.
Same! I remember playing an FPS game while listening to the same Chopin ballade and going on an epic killstreak when the coda hit and winning the game! Good memories. Also, headbanging to the Emperor Concerto in the car, anyone?
0:00 Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 10 I. 0:15 Chopin Piano Concerto 1 0:31 Schumann: Carnaval, Op.9 - 14. Reconnaissance 0:44 Liszt Transcendental Etudes - Wilde Jagd 0:55 Mozart - Lacrimosa 0:58 Schumann: Fantasie In C, Op.17 1:05 HEYYEYAAEYAAAEYAEYAA 1:12 Chopin Ballade No. 1 1:25 the (Chopin) GOAT plays 1:33 Kapustin Etude No. 3 - Toccatina 1:44 Chopin: Variations on "Là ci darem la mano" from Mozart's Don Giovanni, Op. 2 - Var. I. Brillante - Live Bruce Liu 1:50 Liszt: Années de pèlerinage III, S. 163 - 4. Les jeux d'eau à la Villa d'Este 2:10 Chopin Waltz Op. 64 No. 2 (duh) 2:14 Mozart Sonata in D Major, KV 311 2:21 Vincent d'Indy Karadec Suite, Op. 34: II. Chanson 2:45 Debussy Suite Bergamasque - III Clair de Lune (duh)j 2:49 Haydn Piano Sonata No. 60 3:07 Sibelius - Violin Concerto - I. Allegro moderato 3:40 I don't know yet I only recognized like 10 of these, I used the Google Chrome extension "AHA Music" to find the rest :)
My dad is the only 1 that understands my passion for strictly listening to classical music. He's been playing classical piano for the past 33 years. He played while I was in the womb of my mother & I grew up w 5 diff pianos in the home! This was sooo funny 😅👏🏼🙌🏽❣️
saame, my dad doesn't play any instrument tho, but he's the only person who shares my interests, the rest of my family is always like ,,and you actually LIKE this?!"
@am I a psychopath? hahaha I hear you I think my family is used to it by now, but my mom gets creeped out when I clean with my music blaring throughout the house & whenever a darker piece comes on she'll tell me, "turn it off you're scaring me"! 😅
Found you just today, always glad to see someone else who appreciates this kind of music. Also wow was this video relatable. I’ve had to have done like 7 out of the 8 of these hahaha
Oddly enough, I actually found a fellow classical music listener while playing splatoon 3 and animal crossing new horizons. it made my day when that happened. ☺
I might just be weird but, I will practice my violin while listening to classical music, get distracted, and then end up listening for hours while practicing my violin for maybe 15 minutes
I used to listen to some of my favorites pieces on repeat when going out for jogging, to the point I started timing my jogs to the music. I'd come back home and be like "That took two and a half Chopin Barcarolles" or "Damn I spent 4 Mephisto Waltzes jogging".
Level 9: Being able to remember an entire piece and play it in your head. Level 10: Being able to remember every piece you've hearded and play it in your head.
I'm a reverse level 6. I set a timer to wake up and it plays Erik Satie Gymnopédie but it was so calming that I slept through it. I can still hear it in my dream, and now I can kinda lucid dream by using classical music.
I just realized I’ve done all of these. What next? Level 9 is practicing while still listening to a recording, level 10 is actually going to a concert, and level 11 is driving on that one stretch of road that badly plays the 1812 overture. Maybe level 12 is hacking into voyager 1 that has the golden record and playing the classical music on there in outer space?!? Great video btw!
Woah the studying one. As a graduated pianist, lover of classical music and, currently, an undergraduate student in physics, studying with classical music is just too hard, my brain always go elsewhere.
Exercise and driving in the car is where classical crossover comes into play for me. However sometimes I do listen to regular classical music in the car sometimes.
2:13 as a coincidence I actually started listening to classical music through videogames lol, I was playing Minecraft years ago and for some reason wanted to listen to Mozart, there we go
lol, you triggered my google speaker twice! Also would be lovely to have a list of pieces in the video, some of these fragments are wonderful! Cheers! From a fellow musician! There is still a lot of young people who love classical music, the challenge is finding them ;)
Ah.. remember she when earing some pieces, make me feel very depressed, and my day get ruined or I feel the pain the rest of day while doing all the duty.
Bro I’m a senior in high school who listens to this stuff all the time. Litterally in the car ,when I’m running, or j stuff like that. I could name every song u played in the vid. I’m not weird but nobody else knows the music I do. At least no one around me. We gotta talk sometime.
LOL I exactly did nr 2 today, thinking it would help me with concentration, and came to WATCH him (you-know-who) playing the TE all the way through 😅. I changed the music and finally began to study. BTW, I can relate to 6 and 8 as well.
Knowing all the wierd routins and staff that I setup on my google asistan if I would ask for clair de lune it will probably play Berlioz symphonie fantastique IV mt, rite of spring or something totally not relaxing like that (at least for most people, a likie relaxing to Stravinsky )
Which level relates to you the most? Would love to read your responses down here in the comments!
Dude you have to let us know what all of these pieces' names are!
I always thought Mozart flowed better than WAP whenever I played Warzone.
I relate to all of them but mostly level 8 xD
Level 5
i already did all of them so im a classical god
I just came back from the most amazing Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto 3 played by Seong Jin Cho in Munich, and during the epic concerto there were these 2 guys who were just reading books the entire time (and they even got seats in the best category). Don't know which level it is
I did the same to a Verdi's Requiem literally five days ago lmao
@@dyadic why may I ask
honeslty respectable
No way, I was at the same concert two days before!
It was absolutly amazing (also Strauss of course) :D
@@SuuSinator ikr it was so epiccc!!! I was on the third floor and I saw these guys. They didn't even clap after the Strauss 🤷
i find listening to classical while trying to do anything else impossible, like the music is so emotional it requires all your attention at all times
That’s definitely the case for me and stringed instruments! I always get so involved in the music when it’s a violin or viola playing Bach or something. Piano and symphonic works are my go to for studying.
ikr
this ^ but I can definitely tune out certain composers/styles more than others (looking at u Mozart/Haydn)
Totally, maybe driving but that’s about it
Definitely, music in general really I have a really hard time focusing on anything else
Reading Rachmaninoff while a Chopin concerto is playing is quite elite, come to think of it. (it cracked me up though)
This is PAINFULLY reletable especially the working out and videogames one. I remember going for a run while Chopin’s ballade no. 1 was playing and I SPRINTED once the coda started. Had me in an adrenaline rush like never before.
Try running in the rain with the torrent etude and raindrop both playing at the same time!!!
Same! I remember playing an FPS game while listening to the same Chopin ballade and going on an epic killstreak when the coda hit and winning the game! Good memories.
Also, headbanging to the Emperor Concerto in the car, anyone?
Same
Lmao I ran 4 miles listening to ballade no 3, appassionata 3rd movement, and ballade no 4
0:00 Beethoven Piano Sonata No. 10 I.
0:15 Chopin Piano Concerto 1
0:31 Schumann: Carnaval, Op.9 - 14. Reconnaissance
0:44 Liszt Transcendental Etudes - Wilde Jagd
0:55 Mozart - Lacrimosa
0:58 Schumann: Fantasie In C, Op.17
1:05 HEYYEYAAEYAAAEYAEYAA
1:12 Chopin Ballade No. 1
1:25 the (Chopin) GOAT plays
1:33 Kapustin Etude No. 3 - Toccatina
1:44 Chopin: Variations on "Là ci darem la mano" from Mozart's Don Giovanni, Op. 2 - Var. I. Brillante - Live Bruce Liu
1:50 Liszt: Années de pèlerinage III, S. 163 - 4. Les jeux d'eau à la Villa d'Este
2:10 Chopin Waltz Op. 64 No. 2 (duh)
2:14 Mozart Sonata in D Major, KV 311
2:21 Vincent d'Indy Karadec Suite, Op. 34: II. Chanson
2:45 Debussy Suite Bergamasque - III Clair de Lune (duh)j
2:49 Haydn Piano Sonata No. 60
3:07 Sibelius - Violin Concerto - I. Allegro moderato
3:40 I don't know yet
I only recognized like 10 of these, I used the Google Chrome extension "AHA Music" to find the rest :)
3:40 is also the Haydn sonata 60
Wow thanks, I think like I'm going to listen to that Vincent d'Indy piece.
I think 01:33 is played by Yuja Wang
@@danjian4245 to be more precise: Haydn: Piano Sonata in C, No.60, Hob.XVI/50
1:25 Krystian Zimerman is the human form of perfection and hes cute af too 🤭🤭
My dad is the only 1 that understands my passion for strictly listening to classical music. He's been playing classical piano for the past 33 years. He played while I was in the womb of my mother & I grew up w 5 diff pianos in the home! This was sooo funny 😅👏🏼🙌🏽❣️
I can relate to you a lot here. Glad that you enjoyed the video! :)
saame, my dad doesn't play any instrument tho, but he's the only person who shares my interests, the rest of my family is always like ,,and you actually LIKE this?!"
@am I a psychopath? hahaha I hear you I think my family is used to it by now, but my mom gets creeped out when I clean with my music blaring throughout the house & whenever a darker piece comes on she'll tell me, "turn it off you're scaring me"! 😅
Honestly, this is genius. Very thought out and funny to watch! Reminds me to TwosetViolin rankings!
Btw it is soo comfortable to see all this people in this section doing the same things as you
Everything is so relatable, I love it
Level 4 and level 8 are my favorites. I remember myself
I relate so much to the third level...I love to turn up the volume in the car to full volume for a Mahler Symphony!
yeah, specially on the adagio😅
crashes the car
@@azureNotsure It was worth it.
Your brother has a great name.
Found you just today, always glad to see someone else who appreciates this kind of music. Also wow was this video relatable. I’ve had to have done like 7 out of the 8 of these hahaha
1:21 That's Chopin 4 Balladen by Zimerman on DG, of which I've got a copy on a physical CD format.
At some point in time; you'll realize that one doesn't touch the groves of a record with one's hands. Love your programs.
I love that you are listening to zimmerman's ballade no 1 cause his has been my fav for a while
Every time you said hey Google my Google started going off... I had to tell it to STFU -- I mean stop each time 😅
0:14 playing chopin on the radio
him: procceds to get the Rach
me: VIOLENCE
This TH-cam channel is underrated.
Oddly enough, I actually found a fellow classical music listener while playing splatoon 3 and animal crossing new horizons. it made my day when that happened. ☺
Voice assistants playing something completely different to what you said is SO RELATEBLE
Ah yes, nothing beats listening to Rachmaninoff trio elegiaque no.2 while depressed and contemplating all meaning in life.
relatable honestly
"There is no music for free-floating misery like Tosca." - David Foster Wallace, Infinite Jest
2:14 ,,I like classical music" ,,yeah classical music is so relaxing"
💀
Level 9: when you download an mp3 of a youtube video of a CD of a record of rachmaninoff playing a transcription by a company of chopin
not gunna lie, that book your brother wrote sounds a really interesting concept
Congratulations on your success! I love when fellow classical musicians get the recognition they deserve!
I might just be weird but, I will practice my violin while listening to classical music, get distracted, and then end up listening for hours while practicing my violin for maybe 15 minutes
“A young fox-like girl…”
I’m gone
I used to listen to some of my favorites pieces on repeat when going out for jogging, to the point I started timing my jogs to the music. I'd come back home and be like "That took two and a half Chopin Barcarolles" or "Damn I spent 4 Mephisto Waltzes jogging".
Lol. My drive from home to school was perfectly timed with 3rd movement of Rach 3.
Level 9: Being able to remember an entire piece and play it in your head.
Level 10: Being able to remember every piece you've hearded and play it in your head.
That ok google moment was so relatable. I have an alexa at home and that thing SUUUCKS at recognising classical music titles.
I'm a reverse level 6. I set a timer to wake up and it plays Erik Satie Gymnopédie but it was so calming that I slept through it. I can still hear it in my dream, and now I can kinda lucid dream by using classical music.
so nice of you to support your brother
Level 8 all the time 😎
And the lower levels occasionally (but instead of listening to it while practicing it's surfing classical music Reddit)
google not playing the very specific recording of the piece i wanted is the most relatable thing ive ever seen today
The switch from Kapustin to Chopin was so smooth
I just realized I’ve done all of these. What next? Level 9 is practicing while still listening to a recording, level 10 is actually going to a concert, and level 11 is driving on that one stretch of road that badly plays the 1812 overture. Maybe level 12 is hacking into voyager 1 that has the golden record and playing the classical music on there in outer space?!? Great video btw!
I actually did the level 10 many times.
Bro I also pulled out the Zimmerman Ballade No 1 while practicing I'm dead
Woah the studying one. As a graduated pianist, lover of classical music and, currently, an undergraduate student in physics, studying with classical music is just too hard, my brain always go elsewhere.
What a great video
My google home reacted with the video lol, and did indeed play the chopin nocturne. Nice!
Right as the Sibelius violin concerto came on, I saw snow begin to fall.
So I’m not the only guy who listens to classical/ romantic era music in the background while playing games, nice
number 3 is sooo relatable, I don't really to anything than classical but in th car is an expection
Mom and Dad have been rather creative at choosing the names for you and your brother!
This is awseome dude😂🙌🏻
Lol. You got me with the Heyeahyeah 😂
Exercise and driving in the car is where classical crossover comes into play for me. However sometimes I do listen to regular classical music in the car sometimes.
2:13 as a coincidence I actually started listening to classical music through videogames lol, I was playing Minecraft years ago and for some reason wanted to listen to Mozart, there we go
Funny enough, I can only relate to the even-numbered levels (2, 4, 6, and 8).
lol, you triggered my google speaker twice! Also would be lovely to have a list of pieces in the video, some of these fragments are wonderful!
Cheers! From a fellow musician! There is still a lot of young people who love classical music, the challenge is finding them ;)
Where can I change my Google's voice to Piergiorgio's voice?
2 and 7 are so relatable
You are not the only one who listens to classical music.I also listen to classical music and i am 13 years old!
I legitimately do most of these (except for lisztening to it before sleeping)
When I’m not tired but I have to go to sleep, I actually listen to classical music so I get tired thinking and discovering it❤
me: listening to classical music in my head 24/7
Great content! I do 8 all the time 🤣!
Tchaik 6 is the best for this!
I relate to this so hard *and* we have the same bed cover…
bro I can never study while listening to classical music, I pay more attention to the music than what I’m supposed to be studying
Classical music is nearly dead in my school, of course, but I still meet and play with other people outside of school who like classical music.
Love this type of video! Please make more of em!!
Ah.. remember she when earing some pieces, make me feel very depressed, and my day get ruined or I feel the pain the rest of day while doing all the duty.
The ninth level is listening to classical music so much you can hear it before you press play
Based + relateble
Level 9: listening to classical music under the shower, but the sound of water is louder
I also listen them at street, cooking and washing🤣，even in a boring lecture
Your vids are so inspirational 😍
listening to classical music in the car is elite
My Google home heard you and started playing it lmao!
There's an 8 hour album called Sleep by Max Richter just to relax and sleep with. I use it almost every night
I achieved all of them, I am going to watch a piano concerto in 15/12
2:48 after a day of school and I am just tired af, I love to listen to the seccond movement of ravels piano concerto in g major, thats so good!!!😊🥰
3:09 finally number 9 - listening to classical music while reading a book (I actually do that sometimes) 🙂
I actually thought the book sponsorship was a joke and I was waiting for the punchline. I guess it’s actually a real book
0:05 i advise against touching the grooves of records
Good one. I like this
i once cried to Holsts Jupiter on my bed and fell asleep
Classical music is amazing
That’s all I have to say
Boleró from Ravel is a classic of "im depressed"
Nothing is as depressing as the OST from Let the right one in, the original from Sweden.
Bro I’m a senior in high school who listens to this stuff all the time. Litterally in the car ,when I’m running, or j stuff like that. I could name every song u played in the vid. I’m not weird but nobody else knows the music I do. At least no one around me. We gotta talk sometime.
Level 9: listening to classical music basically whenever
LOL I exactly did nr 2 today, thinking it would help me with concentration, and came to WATCH him (you-know-who) playing the TE all the way through 😅. I changed the music and finally began to study.
BTW, I can relate to 6 and 8 as well.
You help make the meme live on. Thank you.
@@PiergiorgioWilson LOVE your video! 👍❤
No. 7 is very accurate
2:22 random kid spitting absolute facts! 😂
Lol it really be like that, I love classical music ❤️ but it'd be hard looking for a fellow classical music lover
I listen classical music while I write XDDD IT HELPS OUT A LOT TO GIVE MY TEXT AN HOMOGENEOUS TEXTURE
nice Yuja poster in the background, Piergiorgio 😏
😏
Fr whenever I got a history Essay I listen to Yunchan Lim’s Rach 3, and then if I still got more, then Rach 1 but Lughansky. It’s so efficient 😩
2:01 THAT ACTIVATED MY GOOGLE BRUHHH
wait, this is actually so accurite.
Level 7 is so relatable lmao that has actually happened to me while playing league
is no one focusing on the fact that this man is using a record player?
single-handedly solved spotify ads
I like how you were listening to Kapustin
My Google Home device just played Chopin Nocturne no. 20 in C-sharp minor, op. posth. after what you said 😂
Siri missing every single time is only the truthest truth
People who can listen to classical music while driving are something else. How do you not get 100% absorbed in the music?
Finally a rank where i reach all levels
Knowing all the wierd routins and staff that I setup on my google asistan if I would ask for clair de lune it will probably play Berlioz symphonie fantastique IV mt, rite of spring or something totally not relaxing like that (at least for most people, a likie relaxing to Stravinsky )
Mozart actually has good pieces to work-out or run to!