One of the reasons these were used is that they weren't under any copyright so they were free to use. That is why a lot of shows used classical music like Bach.
I mean, yes and no. There is no copyright *on the composition,* so you can freely perform it without having to pay royalties to Bach. But each individual performance of it *_IS_* under copyright. So if the Chicago Symphony Orchestra played Bach in 2018, the recording of that is 100% under copyright and not free to use. So if cartoons want to use Bach they either need to; get a very old recording that's also out of copyright; or record it themselves; or buy it from someone.
@@horsewithnoname12345 - Honestly I think a bigger reason might be that any orchestra will already know those pieces. If you already go to the cost and trouble of hiring an orchestra to come in and recording them, the cost of buying or commissioning a new original piece of music for the cartoon wouldn't be too much. But the result of that would be that the orchestra will need to learn and rehearse that piece. And all those extra hours for all the musicians and the studio space... I think THAT might be the inhibiting cost thing. Not so much the copyright on the composition. If you get them to do Bach, they just come in, play the piece for the 1000th time, it's routine. Boom, done.
I like how the the pianist stares blankly, yet intently and directly into the camera... It's as if at any second he's going to show his true nature and bludgeon the flautist and he's just letting the audience know it's coming.
Thank you both for this performance. The gentleman who played the piano was hilarious, so serious, and a great talent.. It added much to the performance of the flute. The gentleman who played the flute was an incredible talent. But the two of you together was so perfect. Thank you for sharing
السلام عليكم Brother, this is the USP and the matter why people are watching him. Im asking myself how Long He was thinking about His way to show his stuff on TH-cam. But youre absolutely right
@@helives2630 I think bad music just phased out of existence before 2000s, unlike today where everything is available on the internet. You can't show many examples of bad music before 1999 if there are mot many that are available.
“Colonel Bogey March” we know as “The Bridge on the River Kwai” song. Great flautist and I love the serious intensity of the piano player. Thanks for putting this out!
I love that word....timbre. i know it means amplitude, but the sound of the chosen word.... it's like if someone said "swordsman of timbre", it would be interpreted as: Novice--"swordsman of wood" Expert--"swordsman of woodwind"
@@alixerie2608 I disagree. The only time your flute should be up parallel is during marching season. He has a beautiful sound and knows what he's doing
Wow, we unlocked new character: flutist! UPD: Guys I know there are two ways to write "flutist" (or "flautist", yass), I'm a little tired of editing this comment...
1. 00.00: flight of bummble bee 2. 00:16: william tell overture 3. 00:42: sabre dance 4. 01:08: fruhlingstimmen 5. 01:46: entry of the gladiators 6. 02:20: colonel bogey marsch 7. 02:54: tico tico no fuba 8. 03:17: stars and stripes forever 9. 03:52: el condor pasa 10: 06:02: dance of the sugarplum fairy have a nice day!
El Condor Pasa was my favorite. When it came out in 1970 and I was living in Saint Paul Minnesota I must’ve played that song 10 times a day and I still play it to this day. There are many people who play it really well and you to do, and I really admire the people who can play it’s in give people that feeling of peace and anticipation at the same time. Thank you for putting this in your songs of 10.
*Fun Fact* If you put all the flute songs together, flip the sheet music, double the tempo and put it backwards, you can clearly hear him asking for help and is trapped as a flute slave till the end of quarantine
What has impressed me the most is that the two musicians have dressed with elegance and respect for the audience. And also the great mastery in the execution of music, Bravooooooooo!!!!!
Огромнийшее спасибо но авторов и наименования произведений невозможно прочесть .предложение во время проигрывания произведений оставлять строку названия и автора этим вы несомненно окажите огромную услугу в нашем просвещении
By 2050, the conductor will face the camera instead of the orchestra, and all woodwind and brass instruments will be pointed toward the camera as well.
00:00 Flight of the Bumblebee 00:13 William Tell Overture 00:42 Sabre Dance 01:08 Frühlingsstimmen 01:46 Entry of the Gladiators 02:21 Colonel Bogey March 02:54 Tico Tico no Fubá 03:18 Stars and Stripes Forever 03:52 El Cóndor Pasa 06:02 Dance of Sugar Plum Fairy
So the tunes I associate with "circus music" are called Sabre Dance and Entry of the Gladiators? This is a bigger headtrip than that "Christmas" tune turning out to be In The Hall Of The Mountain King, which is now also tied up with Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairies. ┐(´д｀)┌ﾔﾚﾔﾚ
Expectation: Opening anthem to a bloodsport of the ancient Roman world Reality: SEND IN THE F*CKING CLOWNS! Fun fact: the version most people hear/know of is actually a rewritten faster version by a Canadian composer
I've heard many of these tunes in cartoons from the 40s and 50s. So basically I can thank the likes of Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry for some of my knowledge of classical music.
Já eu me sinto desesperançoso, o único jeito de um músico BR fazer sucesso é saindo fora do Brasil e buscando outros públicos que saibam valorizar a música...
One good example of a song you hear all the time in old Looney Tunes cartoons but probably never knew the title was the one they used all the time to depict any kind of machinery in motion (i.e., factory settings). It was called Powerhouse, originally composed by Raymond Scott and adapted by Carl Stalling for Looney Tunes.
@@redtruth121 a lot of theatres, orchestras and other entertainment use it to signal to staff that there is an emergency and to start evacuating. It's the right tempo to move people in a quick but orderly fashion, and in America it is innocuous enough to not panic guests but alert staff because they're listening for it
@@redtruth121 there's a significant part of this song that requires very accurate timing and a fast tempo and you could hear if the person messed up so I'm sure it's nerve wracking
Дорогие господа музыканты,огромная благодарность Вам за вашу работу!!!! Провели небольшой музыкальный экскурс!!! Услышала любимые мелодии!!! Очень нужно для нашего подрастающего поколения!!! Пожалуйста, продолжайте свою работу!!! Желаю Вам и вашим родным здоровья,долгих лет жизни,творческого успеха!!!! Люблю Вас!!! Майра из Алматы. Казахстан. Обнимаю!!!
For all my people stuck in 144p: 0:00 10. Flight of the Bumblebee - Rimsky Korsakov 0:13 9. William Tell Overture - Rossini 0:42 8. Sabre Dance - Aram Khachaturian 1:08 7. Frühlingsstimmen - Johan Strauss II 1:46 6. Entry of the gladiators - Julus Fucik 2:21 5. Colonel Bogey March - Lieutenant F. J. Ricketts 2:54 4. Tico-Tico no Fubá - Zequinha de Abreu 3:17 3. Stars and Stripes Forever - John Philip Sousa 3:52 2. El Condor Pasa 6:01 1. Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy - Tchaikovsky
That's why I laugh when people say it's not relevant to their lives. We wouldn't have soundtrack music/movie scores if it weren't for classical romantic, baroque etc. So much pop music borrows as well like that Maroon 5 song that's literally Canon in D and doesn't try to hide it.
God, that's great! Just look at the pianist's stony face, it's like he's been playing this piano all his life, and he can absolutely not look at the keyboard! It's just incredible! Honor and respect to such people!
I know this is a joke but this triggers my pedanticness lol Gladiators had no idea this song existed. It was composed centuries later, similar to how William Wallace wouldn't have known about the Braveheart movie theme. Also I think this became the clown theme as both the arena where gladiators performed and the stage clowns performed was/is called Circus.
Tom and Jerry will forever be my favourite for making me fall in love with classical music. It's so good and clearly shows how even without dialogue the story or emotion can still be conveyed through the music and facial expressions. Wish more shows were like them.
As a flautist and fellow musician, I just want to just say beautiful job to both pianist and flautist, lovely tone~ I knew several of these tunes (and their names~!) But lovely playing, thank you for this!
@@XxSabineReixX As a classically trained pianist for 25 years since I was 7, I was invited once to perform once with our national orchestra (You know For us pianists this is the most prestigious in our lives). I had a solo & Concerto for piano and flute... I have never ever in my life lost control of my tears on stage but I perfectly performed our part still in Tears. I was so embarrassed, I realized the flute is my kryptonite... I wasn’t aware that musically our completely different two instruments like soulmates hehehe....
@@R.A.A. I agree, the two fit together so beautifully! Also, congratulations on such an amazing achievement, that's such an honor!! I'm mainly just a vocalist now but I want to pick up my flute again very much~
OMG! I have been looking for the "Tico Tico no Fuba" song for about 25 years, like searching all the time, tried all search keys, asked all people who may know, but nothing. Now I am in tears! Can't help crying! I don't know if it's for the pleasure of finding it, or the pain of the memories of the happiness of days that will never return. I am really thankful, thank you so much! ❤❤
Zequinha de Abreu was a Brazilian composer and piano player. "Tico-tico no Fubá" (meaning "a sparrow kidding in cornflour") is an original piece for piano. There are hundreds of versions, arrangements for different instruments.
0:00 Flight of the Bumblebee - Rimsky-Korsakov, 0:12 William Tell overture - Rossini, 0:40 Sabre Dance - Aram Khachaturian, 1:07 Frühlingsstimmen - Johann Strauss ll, 2:20 General Bogey March - Lieutenant Frederick Joseph Ricketts, 2:53 Tico Tico no Fuba - Zequinha de Abreu, 3:16 Star and Stipes Forever - John Philip Sousa, 3:50 El Condor Pasa, 6:00 Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy.
0:01 Flight of the bumble bee korsakov 0:13 William tell overture Rossini 0:41 Sabre Dance Aram Khachaturian 1:08 Fruhlingsstimmen Johann Strauss II 1:46 Entry of the gladiators Julius fucik 2:20 Colonel bogey march Lieutenant F.J Ricketts 2:54 tico tico no fuba zequinha De abreu 3:18 Stars and Stripes forever John phillip sousa 3:52 el condor pasa Peruvian zarzuela 6:02 Dance or the sugar plum fairy tchaikovsky
You could tell El Condor was James' favorite. He was waiting for that piece the whole time; gave it the most time and he played it with so much passion. Those low notes on the flute sounded fantastic.
Minuto 4:08 El Cóndor Pasa, hermosa obra del Huanuqueño Daniel Alomia Robles, mi querido Perú, noto que encanta a muchos, la interpretaron completa muchas gracias.
1. 0:00 Полёт шмеля, Н. Римский-Корсаков. оркестровая интерлюдия к опере"Сказка о Царе Салтане", сочинённой в 1899-1900 годах. 2. 0:13 Увертюра к опере "Вильгельм Телль" (Джоаккино) Россини. Премьера состоялась в Париже в Королевской академии музыки, 3 августа 1829 года. Это его последнее произведение. 3. 0:41 Танец с саблями Арам Хачатурян, написанный для последнего действия балета «Гаянэ» (1942) 4. 1:08 "Весенние голоса", или "Голоса весны" Иоган Штраус (сын), оркестровый вальс с дополнительным сольным сопрано, написанный в 1882 году 5. 1:46 «Выход гладиаторов», военный марш, написанный в 1897 году чешским композитором Юлиусом Фучиком. 6. 2:20 Марш полковника Боуги (англ. Colonel Bogey March) - популярный военный марш, сочинённый в 1914 году британским лейтенантом Фредриком Рикетсом (1881-1945), дирижёром ансамбля Королевских Морпехов в Плимуте. 7. 2:54 Бразильская песня «Воробей в кукурузной муке», или, буквально, «рыжегрудая зонотрихия в кукурузной муке», написанная Зекиньей де Абреу в 1917 году. 8.3:17 «Звёзды и полосы навсегда» - патриотический американский марш, рассматриваемый как лучшее произведение (Magnum opus) композитора Джона Филиппа Сузы. По акту Конгресса США 1987 года этот марш является национальным маршем США. 9. 3:53 Музыкальная композиция "Полёт Кондора" написанная в 1913 году композитором Даниэлем Аломиа Роблесом (1871-1942). Сарсуэла повествует о трагическом конфликте между индейскими племенами и европейскими колонизаторами Америки. Известная мелодия звучит в финале пьесы, андский кондор символизирует в ней идеал свободы. В 2004 году этот мотив был признан национальным достоянием перуанского народа. 10. 6:02 "Танец феи Драже" из балета Петра Ильича Чайковского "Щелкунчик"
I came here with full confidence, expecting not to know or recognize any of the songs, but damn! I recognized all of them and didn't know any of their names. You were right 🤣😭
I appreciate your talents and willingness to share, ...the only thing I would do differently is that I would leave the title of each song 🎵 on the screen for the entire length of each song 🙂
I’ve played the flute both solo and in bands through my entire schooling, and this video has convinced me that I’ve never heard an a flute be perfectly in tune until this very moment LOL
When I was a kid, one night I was scared in my house because there were strange noises, so I listened to it on my mp3 usb stick and I slept the whole night with it 😂 So it's still very relaxing for me ^^
I grew up studying the western conservatory of music , so oddly enough from my piano days I knew more than half of the names. This was really beautiful. You guys are smooth ☺️
@@valerieobrien5521 they didn’t even say they knew all of them and didn’t seem to be bragging or anything. I don’t have music qualifications and don’t watch this channel and I found your reply here odd, personally
@@valerieobrien5521 I have no music qualifications and this is the first video I've seen from this channel. Seems to me you're the one acting too big for their boots. I knew 4, probably because I'm over 40 and grew up in a time when these were the preferred soundtracks for good films and such.
Excelente!!!! La única melodía que si sabía su nombre es la de "El cóndor pasa". Gracias por los nombres de las melodías, y por regresarme en el tiempo a mi niñez.
Actually, it would have been quite fitting - gladiators were entertainers. I can imagine them marching into the arena to this toon. Fans cheering, them waving back. Bright feathers, gleaming armour...
Sasha Mintz Please in all of heaven’s mercy leave that dark memory locked away, never have I instantly changed a channel as fast as I did when that ad came up
The song listed as "General Bogey March" is actually "Colonel Bogey March", you can hear a variation of this march in the movie "Bridge over River Kwai".
One of the reasons these were used is that they weren't under any copyright so they were free to use. That is why a lot of shows used classical music like Bach.
Makes perfect sense, I won’t even google it. You’re right!
Hah! They got the last laugh. It's like they knew it and they would be more well known if it was free. Why karaoke machines are so popular.
I mean, yes and no.
There is no copyright *on the composition,* so you can freely perform it without having to pay royalties to Bach. But each individual performance of it *_IS_* under copyright. So if the Chicago Symphony Orchestra played Bach in 2018, the recording of that is 100% under copyright and not free to use.
So if cartoons want to use Bach they either need to; get a very old recording that's also out of copyright; or record it themselves; or buy it from someone.
@@TheMrVengeance of course. They created their own recordings.
@@horsewithnoname12345 - Honestly I think a bigger reason might be that any orchestra will already know those pieces.
If you already go to the cost and trouble of hiring an orchestra to come in and recording them, the cost of buying or commissioning a new original piece of music for the cartoon wouldn't be too much.
But the result of that would be that the orchestra will need to learn and rehearse that piece. And all those extra hours for all the musicians and the studio space...
I think THAT might be the inhibiting cost thing. Not so much the copyright on the composition.
If you get them to do Bach, they just come in, play the piece for the 1000th time, it's routine. Boom, done.
I like how the the pianist stares blankly, yet intently and directly into the camera...
It's as if at any second he's going to show his true nature and bludgeon the flautist and he's just letting the audience know it's coming.
A friend used to say "Playing a piano is like playing a typewriter."
the piano player be like 🎹👋😐
He’s just sitting there… MENACINGLY!
It's as if though he's so incredibly bored. And he can play the parts without looking at his hands
Either the sheet music is directly under the lens, or the camera has publically bragged about sleeping with his ex-wife.
All of them have been used in Tom and Jerry, which makes it so nostalgic for me. How wonderful.
Yes indeed, a lot of memories
Gimme the colonel boogie episode
Tbh.....i had a tear in my eye remembering the good days
Yesss that's were my brain went to when I heard the songs 🎵
true
the pianists deadpan face totally delivers! great duo..and all beautifully and humorously played. thank you for the deLightful performance!
Yes, he looks super creepy at times and it’s funny…
@@hellabella8295 Sparks all over again?!
" . . . the pianists deadpan face totally delivers!" But he blinked . . . twice(!)
@@belletwinkle6682 Somehow it loses a bit of impact if there is a lot of facial hair :D.
@@jasperdevries1726 just the hint of hair above the top lip...
Plottwist, when he is looking at the piano it‘s not because he needs to find the keys, it‘s because he needs to blink
When he looks at the Piano it gives me a moment to retrieve my soul back from him
He blinks when he’s looking away from the piano so this comment makes no sense
oh 100%
@@cofedafoax5912 it definetly makes sense wdym???
@@williamwarren9397 03:23 03:27
The piano player isn't angry with you, he's just disappointed.
He knows you're watching TH-cam instead of finishing that essay you have due at midnight.
He knows that you don't know the name of the songs by heart.
Same energy
His face is awesome lol.
Actually it is true for me
This was the soundtrack to our childhood shows. Like, Tom and Jerry had no business having this level of music behind it.
It absolutely did. Tom and Jerry was mostly really good.
it achieve his propuse, you know them and have a little more knowledge bc of the experience
Back before Disney ruined "public domain" for everyone..
YES
That’s why this is so nostalgic
Thank you both for this performance. The gentleman who played the piano was hilarious, so serious, and a great talent.. It added much to the performance of the flute. The gentleman who played the flute was an incredible talent. But the two of you together was so perfect. Thank you for sharing
Ditto!
He was scary😁
Nebagamon family?
Yes, the piano player staring at the screen is hilarious..
Thank you both very much for playing these songs for us. It was a pleasure.
The fact that they are staring at us and not even blinking while performing is weirdly interesting.
They're blinking bud
Although agrred
I meant agreed
pianist not even looking as he plays... damn he is good
Vinheteiro é foda
السلام عليكم
Brother, this is the USP and the matter why people are watching him.
Im asking myself how Long He was thinking about His way to show his stuff on TH-cam.
But youre absolutely right
This never gets old, could you imagine if Vinheteiro ever put together an orchestra
and they decide to look at once person in the crowd
Poor thing...instantly vanished🤣
Ducking gold
Loooll that would look like Just for laugh gags
And if they leave they all violently play while running and them, no matter how fast they *will find you*
Aight ima head out of the country for fear of being murdered
Alernate title
"yes, loony tunes used real music!"
Also, yer pianist is staring directly into my soul!
What’s fake music?
@@Aldoz probably anything released after 1999.
@@helives2630
Ok fair enough
@@helives2630 don't be one of those "born in the wrong generation" losers, nobody likes those people
@@helives2630 I think bad music just phased out of existence before 2000s, unlike today where everything is available on the internet. You can't show many examples of bad music before 1999 if there are mot many that are available.
“Colonel Bogey March” we know as “The Bridge on the River Kwai” song. Great flautist and I love the serious intensity of the piano player. Thanks for putting this out!
yeah that guy looks right at the camera doesn't he?
@@danstrayer111 loved him but better if he cracked a smile between tunes.. ;-)) The Flutist is too intense but blows a sweet pipe tune
Fun fact. How many bodies does the pianist have in his basement
@@davidhallett8783 3
Magnum P.I. ruined it for me with Higgins and his matchstick bridge
Flutist is amazing!.......his rhythm, pitch control, timbre and breath is perfect! 👏👏👏👏👏👏
Just needs to work on his stare down.😐
And picoloist!
Yea one thing is he needs to hold it straight and not down
I love that word....timbre. i know it means amplitude, but the sound of the chosen word.... it's like if someone said "swordsman of timbre", it would be interpreted as:
Novice--"swordsman of wood"
Expert--"swordsman of woodwind"
@@alixerie2608 I disagree. The only time your flute should be up parallel is during marching season. He has a beautiful sound and knows what he's doing
Song Title: Entry of the Gladiators
What it makes you think of: CIRCUS CLOWNS
Octy In Boots I know
It makes me think of Madagascar
The movie
Replace the woods & pianos with brass trumpets & horns
It originated in Rome and was intro music they played for gladiators, somehow it became comedic
“HAHAHAHA ITS A GIRAFFE”
If you can’t stare like Vinheteiro, he will not consider you as a friend
Ah yes, you are new Justin Y.
Beware, because Justin is here and he wrote two or more comments
Ok I see you everywhere
you as early as a rooster ...
Just Some Guy without a Mustache You forgot that you have to have a beard.
Спасибо , что напомнили об авторах этих замечательных мелодий! Высший класс, шедевры на века!
Good morning Vietnam!
The Great Five?
Alternate title: 2 Middle-aged men stare at you for 6 minutes while flexing their musical skills
The Lord is not really "middle-aged", he's probably 33 max
Just like Jesus
Also Mozart.
@@MonsieurBiga he was born in 1980, so i think he has
40.
None are middle-aged, unless you think they'll die quite young
Alternative Title: Two grown men stare at you directly for 6 minutes and 37 seconds.
Description: we were casually playing music
Minus the minute when one was wearing a blindfold.
I looked at the video length to know if it is 6 minutes and 37 seconds😂😂😂
You mean 3 men ( the picture on left) 😂
🤣🤣🤣
Der Condor flog in den 80ern durch jede Fußgängerzone..🤣 ....echt schön gespielt....und dann der Blick des Herrn am Klavier. Göttlich.
Wow, we unlocked new character: flutist!
UPD: Guys I know there are two ways to write "flutist" (or "flautist", yass), I'm a little tired of editing this comment...
LOL
😂😂
:D
Hahaha....your comment was hilarious. LOL.
Flautist* But Lol 🤣
1. 00.00: flight of bummble bee
2. 00:16: william tell overture
3. 00:42: sabre dance
4. 01:08: fruhlingstimmen
5. 01:46: entry of the gladiators
6. 02:20: colonel bogey marsch
7. 02:54: tico tico no fuba
8. 03:17: stars and stripes forever
9. 03:52: el condor pasa
10: 06:02: dance of the sugarplum fairy
have a nice day!
Essa música de número 4 e nome estrambolico me faz lembrar o cavalo na corda bamba...
Perfect !!!!
Regards from Spain 🙋
*Tico-tico no fubá
Thank you
3 song - sabre dance
He should edit the vid title to "10 songs you've heard in Tom And Jerry......."
the guy in denim yes they should’ve :))
True :D
Yeah, I miss the times when cartoons played with real music, not the computer generated bullshit they're using these days...
Agree 😂
How dare you say something so unbelievably true
El Condor Pasa was my favorite. When it came out in 1970 and I was living in Saint Paul Minnesota I must’ve played that song 10 times a day and I still play it to this day. There are many people who play it really well and you to do, and I really admire the people who can play it’s in give people that feeling of peace and anticipation at the same time. Thank you for putting this in your songs of 10.
Can we have three cheers for this absolute legend fluting his heart out!?!?
Ikr! Like I feel like I need a breather by just watching him 😂
He plays perfectly, too. Good pair
*Mom* : _You watching a TH-cam video?_
*Me* : _Nah, The video is watching me._
Lol 😂😂😂 indeed
Underrated lmao
neh
Menon it’s a stolen comment
@@lukeplaysclash7694 k
*All of Vinheteiro's friends have that staring talent.*
That's probably why they're friends...
@@rvure 9000 IQ
👁👁
Esse daí não tava encarando não.
it's contageous
They are both phenomenal musicians! The deadpan pianist and that BRILLIANT flautist!
*Fun Fact*
If you put all the flute songs together, flip the sheet music, double the tempo and put it backwards, you can clearly hear him asking for help and is trapped as a flute slave till the end of quarantine
"Fun Fact"
Rlly?
@@midnightkt5133r/whoosh
1:00 I like how he stares into my soul as if I told him he'd never make it as a professional pianist.
😂😂😂
Rumors say that he is still staring into our soul.
@@ralphisxamida8533 only looking away for but a moment to play the piano vengefully
I thought it was the stare of, "you kicked my cat!, " but that works too.
What if it's just that the camera is mounted on the stand that holds the sheet music?
😜
Vinheteiro and his friends can make a good orchestra
There are videos of his with a mini orchestra of staring gods
Nah
His friend is James Strauss
Like the videos better without the guy playing flute...
Samridh Sharma True
What has impressed me the most is that the two musicians have dressed with elegance and respect for the audience.
And also the great mastery in the execution of music,
Bravooooooooo!!!!!
I love how "entre of the Gladiator" is now for clowns
Has always been, i laughed at the title🤣🤣
And I've got Madagascar in my head.
@@susanboyd6592 LOL
Considering that gladiators were mostly show men it makes sense.
@@Ikajo They were not show men, most were slaves who were dying to entertain the Roman equivalent of today's politicians/billionaires.
Some day, Vinheteiro will finish with all the pieces of this world
Lol
Without a look to his piano
P. C.H He allready did 😂
But finish none of them.
Does he know how to play a single full song? Lol
Thank you
This is getting out of hand they are two of them now.
Loving it! In a little while there will be a whole orchestra.
There once was video with 4 of them, all watching us
You beat me to this quote
This is getting out of hand. Now there are two of them.
@Vionda Rubdy that's not it. Mistake or joke?
Anyone the real link?
Спасибо за полученное огромное удовольствие!
Вы большие молодцы!
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2019: Vinheteiro staring at the camera
2020: Vinheteiro and his "friend" (but is he?)
2034: Whole orchestra staring at the camera 😳
He actually did something like that sometime ago
Look closely, his portrait and golden skull are staring you
2050: Camera stares at you.
L O L 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣
By 2050, the conductor will face the camera instead of the orchestra, and all woodwind and brass instruments will be pointed toward the camera as well.
00:00 Flight of the Bumblebee
00:13 William Tell Overture
00:42 Sabre Dance
01:08 Frühlingsstimmen
01:46 Entry of the Gladiators
02:21 Colonel Bogey March
02:54 Tico Tico no Fubá
03:18 Stars and Stripes Forever
03:52 El Cóndor Pasa
06:02 Dance of Sugar Plum Fairy
Hash Vibs Sabre *Dance
All songs are the all time favorite for me
Thank you
Thank you
So the tunes I associate with "circus music" are called Sabre Dance and Entry of the Gladiators?
This is a bigger headtrip than that "Christmas" tune turning out to be In The Hall Of The Mountain King, which is now also tied up with Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairies. ┐(´д｀)┌ﾔﾚﾔﾚ
The tone on that flute is just beautiful. What a talented guy! Cool video
skilled
Valeu!
The pianist holds a threatening level of eye-contact
They both do.
EA: That'll be $5.99 to unlock this new musician.
Only for the current season. An additional $3.99 for each proceeding season as well.
@@nootnoot5623 and that's for a limited time
Don't miss it
You can't sue us seeing as these "Surprise Entries" are Surprise Mechanics
You mean *$59.99*
Just move that decimal to the right
"Enter the Gladiators" Sounds Epic and now we only hear it for circuses and carnival games
Expectation: Opening anthem to a bloodsport of the ancient Roman world
Reality: SEND IN THE F*CKING CLOWNS!
Fun fact: the version most people hear/know of is actually a rewritten faster version by a Canadian composer
Sadly, even if we made an Epic Orchestral Trailer Version and put it over wrestlers or a sports team people would still associate it with the circus.
Julius Foci? Huh, that's new.
BonaparteBardithion It would take some serious rearranging to get away from that circus thing
Three dogs night also used to great effect in "The Show Must Go On"
The expression (or lack thereof) of the pianist is priceless!
I didn't know it was physically possible to play Stars and Stripes Forever without 300 brass instruments, symbols, and fireworks.
That part is actually the piccolo solo in Stars and Stripes.
Its because they are filming outside the United States. If you are inside the United States its illegal to not use a full brass section
I've heard many of these tunes in cartoons from the 40s and 50s. So basically I can thank the likes of Bugs Bunny and Tom & Jerry for some of my knowledge of classical music.
That's one of my biggest influences as well, just from the 90s... and my mom loves classical
Same.
A few years ago the Australian symphony orchestra performed all the tunes in Bugs Bunny.
And Woody Woodpecker! 😄
For real, tom and jerry rlly used lots of these tunes hence i know atleast 80% of them
The guy on the piano has to be world champion in staring contest.
😂😂
0:50
Mordeci should challenge him
Does he ALWAYS do this?! So much intensity.
Darkknight0777 yes
Thank you Vinheiteiro. Musicians like you make the Brazilians proud. Obrigada!
Já eu me sinto desesperançoso, o único jeito de um músico BR fazer sucesso é saindo fora do Brasil e buscando outros públicos que saibam valorizar a música...
Legend is, that pianist is still staring into your soul.
He's always doing that
It's like a security camera
So, it wasn't just me that was freaked out 😂
He does this in all this videos!
Hahahahahha
Hahahahah
One good example of a song you hear all the time in old Looney Tunes cartoons but probably never knew the title was the one they used all the time to depict any kind of machinery in motion (i.e., factory settings). It was called Powerhouse, originally composed by Raymond Scott and adapted by Carl Stalling for Looney Tunes.
As a former piccolo player, I cannot hear Stars and Stipes Forever without experiencing dread and palm sweatting.
Uhh...what?
@@redtruth121 a lot of theatres, orchestras and other entertainment use it to signal to staff that there is an emergency and to start evacuating. It's the right tempo to move people in a quick but orderly fashion, and in America it is innocuous enough to not panic guests but alert staff because they're listening for it
@@redtruth121 there's a significant part of this song that requires very accurate timing and a fast tempo and you could hear if the person messed up so I'm sure it's nerve wracking
@@KiraNightshade oooh
Saaaame lol, but im a clarinet
Дорогие господа музыканты,огромная благодарность Вам за вашу работу!!!! Провели небольшой музыкальный экскурс!!! Услышала любимые мелодии!!! Очень нужно для нашего подрастающего поколения!!! Пожалуйста, продолжайте свою работу!!! Желаю Вам и вашим родным здоровья,долгих лет жизни,творческого успеха!!!! Люблю Вас!!! Майра из Алматы. Казахстан. Обнимаю!!!
Привет Казахстан! Действительно мелодии обалденные. Только одну не знаю откуда.
For all my people stuck in 144p:
0:00 10. Flight of the Bumblebee - Rimsky Korsakov
0:13 9. William Tell Overture - Rossini
0:42 8. Sabre Dance - Aram Khachaturian
1:08 7. Frühlingsstimmen - Johan Strauss II
1:46 6. Entry of the gladiators - Julus Fucik
2:21 5. Colonel Bogey March - Lieutenant F. J. Ricketts
2:54 4. Tico-Tico no Fubá - Zequinha de Abreu
3:17 3. Stars and Stripes Forever - John Philip Sousa
3:52 2. El Condor Pasa
6:01 1. Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy - Tchaikovsky
actually "el condor pasa" is the name of the song
Thanks💜
“El cóndor pasa” author: Daniel Alomía Robles
1:46 tatatararata afro circus afro circus.
God bless you
Anyone notice that the head in the background is wearing a mask?😆
@@stirbutnotshake84 because he dead
Parashoot Myself he’s
Yes.
After I watch this comment
@@KopieOG nice
Security first I suppose
Most of the songs is the ones I've always heard in cartoon movies like tom and jerry
Yeah me too
It actually brings me back to my childhood. Since I've mostly watched tom and jerry as a kid.
Good cartoons that educated us
soooo true:D
El Jarabe Tapatio
"El Cóndor Pasa" patrimonio cultural de mi querido Perú y nuestro segundo himno 🇵🇪❤🇵🇪
Bella música 🥰
Without crediting Daniel Robles, too. :-(
Tu país és increíble. A mi me encantó todo. La gente. El paisage. La comida. Todo!
Saludos desde Brasil.
У меня в детстве в СССР была пластинка с этой песней, помню всю жизнь.
I think it's so crazy that we all actually know more classical music than we thought
That's why I laugh when people say it's not relevant to their lives. We wouldn't have soundtrack music/movie scores if it weren't for classical romantic, baroque etc. So much pop music borrows as well like that Maroon 5 song that's literally Canon in D and doesn't try to hide it.
God, that's great! Just look at the pianist's stony face, it's like he's been playing this piano all his life, and he can absolutely not look at the keyboard! It's just incredible! Honor and respect to such people!
da
Plot twist: the music sheet is where the camera is that’s why he keeps looking at the camera
I'm pretty sure it is, if you look how the flutist looks slightly below the camera.
Efes6940 yep! th-cam.com/video/fIetcLKThyY/w-d-xo.html
All this time we thought he just enjoyed staring into our souls.
@@johnp556 why not both?
ok and what about 2:52 ? 😂
Красивое, гармоничное исполнение всех муз. произведений! Очень приятно слушать!
А физиогномика!!?
Она одна чего стоит!Артисты,да..А вы музицируете сами, Натали А,позвольте поинтересоваться?
@@Geptilful К великому сожалению, нет. У меня музыка в душе.
А если бы флейтист не фальшивил, было бы и вовсе здорово.
Хорошо ещё титры на русском языке добавили! Это очень важно!!!
@@LVStar начинаается!
The skull at the background is from someone who lost a staring match with him
Lmao yes
Jajajajajajajajajaja
Oh my God!! What a power of observation!!! Ja!! Hi from Argentina!!
F
Lol
Imagine being a Gladiator and finding out your entry music will be used as the clown theme song in the future
Depressing 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I know this is a joke but this triggers my pedanticness lol
Gladiators had no idea this song existed. It was composed centuries later, similar to how William Wallace wouldn't have known about the Braveheart movie theme. Also I think this became the clown theme as both the arena where gladiators performed and the stage clowns performed was/is called Circus.
Modern times gladiator’s music:
JOOHHNN CEENAAAA
The pianist is looking at the childhood memories in your soul through the camera .
Tom and Jerry will forever be my favourite for making me fall in love with classical music. It's so good and clearly shows how even without dialogue the story or emotion can still be conveyed through the music and facial expressions. Wish more shows were like them.
Ok
Tom and Jerry was an awesome cartoon
Какие молодцы!! Дай Бог вам всего хорошего! Здоровья успехов, удач! И всего того, что вам самим хочется!
As a flautist and fellow musician, I just want to just say beautiful job to both pianist and flautist, lovely tone~ I knew several of these tunes (and their names~!) But lovely playing, thank you for this!
The staccato was on point
@@TomsLife9 Agreed!!
Lol
@@XxSabineReixX As a classically trained pianist for 25 years since I was 7, I was invited once to perform once with our national orchestra (You know For us pianists this is the most prestigious in our lives). I had a solo & Concerto for piano and flute... I have never ever in my life lost control of my tears on stage but I perfectly performed our part still in Tears. I was so embarrassed, I realized the flute is my kryptonite... I wasn’t aware that musically our completely different two instruments like soulmates hehehe....
@@R.A.A. I agree, the two fit together so beautifully! Also, congratulations on such an amazing achievement, that's such an honor!! I'm mainly just a vocalist now but I want to pick up my flute again very much~
OMG! I have been looking for the "Tico Tico no Fuba" song for about 25 years, like searching all the time, tried all search keys, asked all people who may know, but nothing. Now I am in tears! Can't help crying! I don't know if it's for the pleasure of finding it, or the pain of the memories of the happiness of days that will never return. I am really thankful, thank you so much! ❤❤
Essa é a única que eu saberia o nome só de escutar, por motivos óbvios hahahaha.
Krai vou até escutar mais ela para compensar todos esses anos de sua procura
There's an incredible version on TH-cam, if you look for Paco de Lucia Tico Tico no Fuba. Grande abraço meu.
@@schmaulie I was saying this: Paco de Lucia did a great cover... But it has been covered by the Andrews Sisters too (Rum & Coca Cola)...
Zequinha de Abreu was a Brazilian composer and piano player. "Tico-tico no Fubá" (meaning "a sparrow kidding in cornflour") is an original piece for piano. There are hundreds of versions, arrangements for different instruments.
0:00 Flight of the Bumblebee - Rimsky-Korsakov,
0:12 William Tell overture - Rossini,
0:40 Sabre Dance - Aram Khachaturian,
1:07 Frühlingsstimmen - Johann Strauss ll,
2:20 General Bogey March - Lieutenant Frederick Joseph Ricketts,
2:53 Tico Tico no Fuba - Zequinha de Abreu,
3:16 Star and Stipes Forever - John Philip Sousa,
3:50 El Condor Pasa,
6:00 Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy.
Actually, it's NOT General Bogey March, it's Colonel Bogey March! Guess THEY didn't know the name either!
@@jimcauble9776 They captioned it tight. This comment didn't. (it also missed entry of the gladiators)
@@jimcauble9776 maybe Col. Bogey got a promotion (?) 😜
Stars and stripes for ever
.... "6:00 Dance of the Sugar-Plum Fairy".... by Piotr Ilitch Tchaicovsky
All respect to the pianist but the flute player slayed this. I love their audacity staring into the Lense. Craft at its finest!!
0:01 Flight of the bumble bee korsakov
0:13 William tell overture Rossini
0:41 Sabre Dance Aram Khachaturian
1:08 Fruhlingsstimmen Johann Strauss II
1:46 Entry of the gladiators Julius fucik
2:20 Colonel bogey march Lieutenant F.J Ricketts
2:54 tico tico no fuba zequinha De abreu
3:18 Stars and Stripes forever John phillip sousa
3:52 el condor pasa Peruvian zarzuela
6:02 Dance or the sugar plum fairy tchaikovsky
Хачатуряна звали Арам, а не Адам
THANKS!
Гы
@Eva PL Россия навсегда!!!! 🇷🇺
Obrigada
Legends says, when you stare at the void, a pianist stares back.
Best comment😂
Brilliant!
Kkkkk
😂😂 lmao
This pianist is downright scary!
The reason you can’t see him blink is because he blinks at the same time you do
3:23 he blinks
@@fusseld100 you must be fun at parties
Fussel :D it’s joke man
True
Looooooool
Grandioso.son uds maestro. Enfocados y tan profesionales. Para uds solo comentarios positivos y mi admiración desde Guatemala un gran abrazo
You could tell El Condor was James' favorite. He was waiting for that piece the whole time; gave it the most time and he played it with so much passion. Those low notes on the flute sounded fantastic.
Bravo por el Cóndor Pasa
@@carlosolortiga6101 producto peruano
The flutist is more like a hostage than a flutist.
A wrong note and he die 😂
mastorpatate
I’m pretty sure it’s flautist
@@awe331 hankukin
성오 Both is correct ;)
@@juliagranger9651 both are correct ;)
I read this and then scrolled back up and he suddenly had a blindfold on
The duo that reminded us the wonderful childhood we've had with the power of nostalgic music
Minuto 4:08 El Cóndor Pasa, hermosa obra del Huanuqueño Daniel Alomia Robles, mi querido Perú, noto que encanta a muchos, la interpretaron completa muchas gracias.
These guys need their own show. I imagine they have great senses of humor and could "ham it up" in between performances.
The owner of this channel (Vinheteiro) has a podcast. It's in portuguese and it isn't about music.
The dude talks funny lol. He talks at 0.25 speed
Vinheteiro should make this video: "5 levels of Poker Face"
Yeah I wouldn't want to play with him. Poker that is.
He always has that face with his youtube videos ...freakin you out with his staring at the camera the whole time, lmao
He wouldn't be able to go lower than hardcore absolute hyper mega jotaro level
I would love to play poker with him lol
Search for "Real Bored at work"
Danny Deadpan on the piano. Loved it. Loony Tunes, the aforementioned Tom and Jerry, even Ren and Stimpy were not above copping the classcs.
DANNY DEADPAN IAOVW8GIRI
He's seeing into my soul
1. 0:00 Полёт шмеля, Н. Римский-Корсаков. оркестровая интерлюдия к опере"Сказка о Царе Салтане", сочинённой в 1899-1900 годах.
2. 0:13 Увертюра к опере "Вильгельм Телль" (Джоаккино) Россини. Премьера состоялась в Париже в Королевской академии музыки, 3 августа 1829 года. Это его последнее произведение.
3. 0:41 Танец с саблями Арам Хачатурян, написанный для последнего действия балета «Гаянэ» (1942)
4. 1:08 "Весенние голоса", или "Голоса весны" Иоган Штраус (сын), оркестровый вальс с дополнительным сольным сопрано, написанный в 1882 году
5. 1:46 «Выход гладиаторов», военный марш, написанный в 1897 году чешским композитором Юлиусом Фучиком.
6. 2:20 Марш полковника Боуги (англ. Colonel Bogey March) - популярный военный марш, сочинённый в 1914 году британским лейтенантом Фредриком Рикетсом (1881-1945), дирижёром ансамбля Королевских Морпехов в Плимуте.
7. 2:54 Бразильская песня «Воробей в кукурузной муке», или, буквально, «рыжегрудая зонотрихия в кукурузной муке», написанная Зекиньей де Абреу в 1917 году.
8.3:17 «Звёзды и полосы навсегда» - патриотический американский марш, рассматриваемый как лучшее произведение (Magnum opus) композитора Джона Филиппа Сузы. По акту Конгресса США 1987 года этот марш является национальным маршем США.
9. 3:53 Музыкальная композиция "Полёт Кондора" написанная в 1913 году композитором Даниэлем Аломиа Роблесом (1871-1942). Сарсуэла повествует о трагическом конфликте между индейскими племенами и европейскими колонизаторами Америки. Известная мелодия звучит в финале пьесы, андский кондор символизирует в ней идеал свободы. В 2004 году этот мотив был признан национальным достоянием перуанского народа.
10. 6:02 "Танец феи Драже" из балета Петра Ильича Чайковского "Щелкунчик"
All the ten music pieces freshes our memories wonderfully played and I've just thank them
😂
Спасибо за дополнительную информацию!✌️
Спасибо огромное!
Спасибо!!!
Спасибо!))
This is getting Out of Hand, now there are two of them
🤣
👽👽👽👽
You mean 3? Including the painting in the background😂😂
Lmao
A surprise, to be sure, but a welcome one.
How is no one talking about how the pianist made this compilation just perfect. Reminds me of Dwight Schrute
Ctrl+F Dwight Schrute. Yep. That's Dwight sans glasses and a few days' worth of shaving.
The “pianist” owns the channel 😂
Identity theft is not a joke, Jim!
@@okinoinetolko millions of families suffer every year!!
I wish my brother George was here. LOL for all of the Looney tunes fans out there.
I came here with full confidence, expecting not to know or recognize any of the songs, but damn! I recognized all of them and didn't know any of their names. You were right 🤣😭
Same.
Not songs, pieces
I recognized only 2 or 3 🗿
I knew a couple of names but man they sound so familiar but now I cant place the 'toons that used them!
… was I the only one who recognized, like, two of the songs?
Благодарю музыкантов за просвещение людей!
У пианиста шедевральный взгляд!
Столько версий, почему так пристально смотрит в камеру)))
Очень стильно получилось, с таким взглядом))
Оператор-голая женщина?!
Сколько же занятий есть у человечества кроме войны.
@@АлександрМацегора-д4й ваше замечание самое приемлемое!!!! 😂😂😂
Ровно как у турецкого повара.
Thank you for playing a long part of "El Condor Pasa", from my Peru to the world!
It is such a beauty this song... Saludos desde Brasil 😊
Hola, puedes hablar espñol, ni se inglish
Siiiiiiiiii mucha emoción.
Paul Simon has a good version of this.
I've hear a piano-violin version of el condor pasa and its so relaxing in the morning.
A do Tom and Jerry marcou minha infância… cara que legal!!! Talento puro…
Não sei porque, mas a do Tom e Jerry me dava medo
@@observador5690 why?
Pelo que tavam falando, todas já apareceram em Tom e Jerry em algum ponto da série
You notice the tf2 merasmos's song at 00:50???
Todas
Let’s take it back to old school comments ...
This video watched me more than I watched it
I appreciate your talents and willingness to share, ...the only thing I would do differently is that I would leave the title of each song 🎵 on the screen for the entire length of each song 🙂
Thank you.
Activate the captions and you will get what you are looking for.
@@apodsilvaticus6489 … how do you do that??
I agree… it disappears too quickly. 🙃
Or put the title up near the end of each piece so we can hear it and try to remember what it is then see if we guessed right.
I’ve played the flute both solo and in bands through my entire schooling, and this video has convinced me that I’ve never heard an a flute be perfectly in tune until this very moment LOL
But it's mostly not in tune here either 😕
Also a piccolo??? In tune???? What is this witchcraft?!
@@sheiladumont182 My life is a lie
@@emmettmcnally740 He made a pact with the devil, it's the only way
@@sheiladumont182 Yes - some of the slower passages in particular.
"EL Condor Pasa" literally brought tears to my eyes. I hope he does a separate video just for that lovely piece ❤❤❤
When I was a kid, one night I was scared in my house because there were strange noises, so I listened to it on my mp3 usb stick and I slept the whole night with it 😂
So it's still very relaxing for me ^^
PERU
one of the best renditions of it I've heard
I’m using this channel to practice eye contact
Edit: thanks for all the likes😂✌🏻✌🏻
Excelent choice!
Vinheteiro
Wow!
😅😂
Thank you...I didn’t think that you’d notice my comment 👍
Wt
Seriously
I agree, if you can stare at vinheteiro than you can stare at everything, I have't lost a staring match in months.
Beautiful ! The fixed expression on the pianist's face is pure gold !
Trinidad & Tobago. West Indies.
I grew up studying the western conservatory of music , so oddly enough from my piano days I knew more than half of the names. This was really beautiful. You guys are smooth ☺️
@@valerieobrien5521 they didn’t even say they knew all of them and didn’t seem to be bragging or anything. I don’t have music qualifications and don’t watch this channel and I found your reply here odd, personally
@@valerieobrien5521 y u salty
@@valerieobrien5521 tf
@@davidyusaku They're a musician, what do you expect?
@@valerieobrien5521 I have no music qualifications and this is the first video I've seen from this channel.
Seems to me you're the one acting too big for their boots.
I knew 4, probably because I'm over 40 and grew up in a time when these were the preferred soundtracks for good films and such.
This is getting out of hand! Now there are two of them!
@@lukamaisuradze8051 haha :D
Oh NO! We all gonna hear very nice music! Why?!
😂😂😂😂🤣
I wanted to post the exact same thing
Star wars reference?
Nobody: me listening to famous classical cartoon music while two musicians stare directly into my soul
LOL
Tom & Jerry😅
I don’t call 2 million people nobody
The "nobody" meme needs to end, because it literally makes no sense most of the time. Otherwise, this is a spot-on comment.
Lol. I know most of these from looney tunes
Excelente!!!! La única melodía que si sabía su nombre es la de "El cóndor pasa". Gracias por los nombres de las melodías, y por regresarme en el tiempo a mi niñez.
"Entry of the Gladiators" used in circuses when clowns come in is just beautifully ironic!
If I told my dad (major fan of The Gladiator movie) about the name of this song, he wouldn’t believe me on the first time.
😂😂😂 it's so perfect
Actually, it would have been quite fitting - gladiators were entertainers. I can imagine them marching into the arena to this toon. Fans cheering, them waving back. Bright feathers, gleaming armour...
His house looks like a museum- im digging it
What if he lives in a museum and only becomes real at nights when nobody can hear him...
McArska 50 Tea spilt? ☕️🤔😂😌
He has a pipe oegan in his garage (u can see it if you find his older videos)
please tell me I wasn’t the only one thinking of marty from madagascar singing “afro circus” to “entry of the gladiator”-
Sasha Mintz Please in all of heaven’s mercy leave that dark memory locked away, never have I instantly changed a channel as fast as I did when that ad came up
Why would you bring up such an awful thing
Lol
Polka dot
Polka dot
Polka dot
Afro
polka dot polka dot polka dot circus
The song listed as "General Bogey March" is actually "Colonel Bogey March", you can hear a variation of this march in the movie "Bridge over River Kwai".