This arrangement is by our collaborator Rafał Bienias, who did another awesome job! This is his channel if you'd like to check it out: th-cam.com/channels/6_BQ4E666iV_xaEtYkZ3pg.html
Joseph Stalin? Yes. Yes it was. The time machine was originally to destroy Germany way back when, but than I met a deaf German dude, we became friends, and he wrote me this piece. Boom.
This was originally for one of his students named "Therese" she was pretty mediocre piano player so he made this piece to be easy yet to sound good, but he found out she was engaged to another dude so he made it far more complex so that Therese can never play it and renamed it from "Fur Therese" to "Fur Elise" likely referring to "Elisabeth Roeckel" to try and forget about Therese
Sorry dude but in 1810 Beethoven proposed to therese then she rejected him to marry a Austrian noblesman so she WASN'T married yet and then After beethoven got rejected therese married an austrian noblesman
imagine in a genuine piano class someone just casually playing fur elise on and you just say "i can play that too" and you play this variation of fur elise and they're like *WTF*
Believe it or not, composers did that all of the time. They called it “Variations” Mozart famously did 12 variations of what is now known as “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”
beethoven made this for a student he loved, named therese, who wasn't really the best piano player - she was mediocre, at best. he made it so easy that she could play it and also impress people because beethoven found out she was engaged to another man. he pretty much made that a part 1:05 so she could never play it. he proposed to her once & was rejected so rip the reason why it's named "elise" & not "therese" probably refers to elisabeth roeckel. she had a flirty relationship w/ beethoven, so he probably renamed it for her because he didn't want to remember therese anymore
I have the same reaction to my classmates when they learned the first 5 seconds of it but they took at least 5 minutes and since I’m the only pianist in class who understands notes and chords they would show it to me to try to impress me atleast but made me bored and worst of all they would show it off to other people where they would take the credits to themselves instead of telling them that I teach them fur elise and for revenge I would just play better than then piece of cake
I heard Beethoven was in love with a student of his, wrote Für Elise for her, who was a mediocre piano player, so he made it easy, but then he discovered she was in love with somebody else, so he added the hard parts so she could never play it
My piano teacher said the same 10 years ago. The real name of that masterpiece is "Für Theresa" not "Für Elise". But is this relevant? He said "no". Both sounds great in the ear. 👌🏻
Na Zhang the first part was for Therese but Beethoven found out that she was engaged so he created more for the piece but made it very hard so Therese could never play it. but it was named after Elise because they had a flirty relationship because Beethoven probably wanted to forget about to Therese.
I like how Beethoven was always the mysterious person, like you never know what's coming or to expect and the Für Elise is still a mystery that only Ludwig himself can answer.
According to the wikipedia of Für Elise, researchers believe that Elise might've been Elisabeth Röckel or Elise Barensfeld. It also might have been Therese Malfatti.
Elise is probably already dead so all she could be right now is a skeleton, and there is one skeleton we all know and love... Jack Skellington. Elise is Jack Skellington.
So I'm an amateur musician, with some music theory knowledge, bu I still don't understand how you make such powerful, perfect arrangements. You make dissonance harmonic; discords, chords. It's amazing.
Possessiveness, anger, frustration, love, peace, confusion, madness thats what i felt. The intro part tells us about his anger of being rejected by someone. Then slowly he introduced this lovely lady who captured his heart but when he admitted his feelings he got rejected, suddenly theres shame rage and anger and he was crying all over wanting to have her but cant groaning in despair and wanting to be freed from being imprisoned in his feelings for her. Wow what a story!!
i learned in school that the piece was called "FÜR LENISE". everyone who saw the original sheet read für elise because a tear of Beethoven dropped on the name of the piece on the sheet and blurred the name "für lenise". it was discovered too late bc everyone learned that the piece is called für elise and not the original name für lenise. everytime i read or hear the name i correct them and say the piece is called für lenise.
I am not finding anything on the internet talking about that. Pretty sure you were lied to/fed misinformation. I'm open to it if you can find a source, but it even sounds like a typical fake legend. Super dramatic and hyped and easy to spread.
could be a fake legend... they showed us a documentary about that... but i can remember that the docu was from the 80s and yeah. extreme outdated.. or i just remember wrong with that.. could be. idk. but i will search about that when i have enough time
i just remembered wrong and i went on wikipedia and i just read that the piece originaly was called für therese. but the article is in german so u probably wouldn't understand it unless u r german aswell. but i could post the link there if u want or i could just copy the point of the article and throw it into google translate and post it here.
In 2012, musicologist Rita Steblin claimed Beethoven dedicated 'Für Elise' to Barensfeld. Steblin thinks Therese Malfatti could have been Barensfeld's piano teacher when she was 13, which is why Beethoven dedicated Elise the easy Bagatelle, “to do his beloved Therese a favour”. Just searched it in google and it said this....
This was really cool to see, I know how to play fur Elise and I really like how you took the main parts of the song and added new ones based around them, like in the song it has a crazy part at the very end and that is kind of like 3:20 I played it on my channel
This piece can't be just a favor. Beethoven loved this Elise, clearly. Can't you just feel the power from this piece? This is Beethoven's way of describing his feelings. You can clearly see that Beethoven is also telling us a story, with ups and downs, by his music. It's surely a love story mixed with Beethoven's feelings, with, at the end, a small and calm message that he may only know.
I have a feeling that if Beethoven didn’t wrote this for Elise, it would be this complex(because he made the piece easy for Elise but later made it complex)
All my life I've been listening to the soft and beautiful version of Fur Elise, and I was expecting that version to be here. But no! My friend, you made it thrilling and awesome! While listening to it, I feel a sense of suspense, also while reading what you've typed on the screen. This version that I've just heard makes this whole thing a mystery that needs to be written on books or shown on films! My friend, you've earned yourself a subscriber!😊
The way the music emphasizes the story!!!! It has me in suspense! I have grown to loathe this song cause I here it played so often by well...amateurs who over do it, but this...this is epic! My hat is off to you
It's said that Fur Elise was an easy piece and after he found out that the girl he was making the piece for had a fling, he intentionally made the piece hard out of spite. What a savage.
Why is this a billion time better than the origial?? I've listened to this like probably like 20 times..... Like it's so good i get gooebumps. Amazing work
Fur Elise was made for a student Beethoven had a secret love for. When he found out the student (who’s name was Elise) was in love with another man, Beethoven wrote the rest of the piece making t super hard for her to learn. And he forced her to perfect the whole piece as payback for breaking his heart. This is why the piece is easy at first but then becomes super hard.
Elisabeth Roeckel, known to her friends as Elise, was the younger sister of Joseph Roeckel, a singer who performed in Beethoven's opera Fidelio. She wrote letters documenting her flirtatious relationship with the composer when she was younger, and remained close to him until his death in 1827.
Amazing 👏I dropped the pitch down to -5, which gave it a more intense vibe...I love both versions. Thank you for this❤ I just realized that Beethoven was an amazing coder, which makes him even more of a badass.
According to research of that mystery. Fur Elise was a wife of Beethoven who helped Beethoven to play Ode to Joy on his last performance on Austria. Later on 12:30AM, Beethoven was found died from cancer or difficulties disease on his liver. Fur Elise was a nickname of his wife. But his wife real name is Lorandi Fur Elise De Relivare but on english is Loran Elise Relivere.
Beethoven wrote Fur Elise for one of his students, as well as creating other songs for his other students, but the other songs got lost over time or were not as famous.
OMG this epic version is soooooooo beautiful for real like it makes me feel in different ways and produce me a lot of emotions I Really can’t stop repeating this video to be honest it sound way better than the original one I’m really learning piano and I can’t wait to learn this beautiful melody oh god there are a lot of things that I want to express about this and I love this so much that I want to learn it and dedicate it to the love of my life 😩😩😩😍😍😍💖⭐️⭐️
This arrangement is by our collaborator Rafał Bienias, who did another awesome job! This is his channel if you'd like to check it out: th-cam.com/channels/6_BQ4E666iV_xaEtYkZ3pg.html
3:35 What Is The Song played?
@@sonysangalang The Final Countdown by Europe
Sheet Music Boss Please do a tutorial on the GWS theme song in AFL - It’s very Russian sounding
Ah but the real mystery is...
Who did SMB write this arrangement for?
This channel is retarded.
_Für Elise translated is just For Elise so basically my boi Beet was trying to impress Elise but ended up getting Friendzoned._
"My boi Beet" is hereby the only legal way to refer to Ludwig Van Beethoven.
Its not only talking to Elise But two names Elise And Therese
F
@@SomeoneStoleGameHunter115
LMFAO! 😂 🤣 😅
did you even watch the video lmao, they know what it means dude.
But
could
it
be...
Joseph Stalin? Yes. Yes it was. The time machine was originally to destroy Germany way back when, but than I met a deaf German dude, we became friends, and he wrote me this piece. Boom.
Waluigi. So that he could get into smash.
Ricardo
@NightmarePlayz Seriously?
Da one
This was originally for one of his students named "Therese" she was pretty mediocre piano player so he made this piece to be easy yet to sound good, but he found out she was engaged to another dude so he made it far more complex so that Therese can never play it and renamed it from "Fur Therese" to "Fur Elise" likely referring to "Elisabeth Roeckel" to try and forget about Therese
@Karol Ordas He like really liked her. I bet he loved her.
Wow just wow......
Wow no wonder it sounds angry in the middle part.
Nope ya wrong because the publisher couldn't read beethoven writing so he named it fur elise
Sorry dude but in 1810 Beethoven proposed to therese then she rejected him to marry a Austrian noblesman so she WASN'T married yet and then After beethoven got rejected therese married an austrian noblesman
imagine in a genuine piano class someone just casually playing fur elise on and you just say "i can play that too" and you play this variation of fur elise and they're like *WTF*
And now, time to practice the song...
Everyone asks "who's Elise?"
But no one asks "how's Elise?"
She's probably dead
bruh how is the vibe in grave? 👀
@@Clinqsy its nice
im feeling pretty fine, thank you
@@elisec626
Hol'up
This isn’t just a piano video. This is art.
So is hentai
@Aaron Okemaysim, and luv
Aaron Okemaysim yep
MUSIC IS ART DUMB ASS
Did you just remix a classical piece?!
Believe it or not, composers did that all of the time. They called it “Variations” Mozart famously did 12 variations of what is now known as “Twinkle Twinkle Little Star”
@@NelsonFilmsStudio How so? What's wrong with that paragraph?
Murrax9 your comment looks fine for me , don’t worry
Nelson Films Studio Nothing is wrong with his grammar. Yours....
Nelson Films Studio
“music knowledges” is wrong.
Beethoven is a mysterious spooky deaf boi.....
Squid 2403 104 likes 1 comment
Never knew a filipino can have that likes... BTW, have i seen you before???
Eduardo Genova I’m a Filipino and My Comment have 1k+ likes,Don’t underestimate us Filipinos.
@@eduardogenova8963 Yes because Filipinos have this mentality which they think that they're always better than their fellow Filipinos.
@@robloxxd5367 rude
Piece of shit
beethoven made this for a student he loved, named therese, who wasn't really the best piano player - she was mediocre, at best. he made it so easy that she could play it and also impress people
because beethoven found out she was engaged to another man. he pretty much made that a part 1:05 so she could never play it. he proposed to her once & was rejected so rip
the reason why it's named "elise" & not "therese" probably refers to elisabeth roeckel. she had a flirty relationship w/ beethoven, so he probably renamed it for her because he didn't want to remember therese anymore
Abz 900 seems pretty sad life for a best composer like him
Imagine if we had für therese instead of für elise
@Emilia Reyes , I don't see how that is edgy
Beethoven simp
@@chaseyagoobian , hmmm
Well, at least he didn't go incel mode and rant about how all women are "_"
So there is a positive side to this?
The first half was the kind of music that a movie trailer would use.
Fur Elise was used in the Morbius trailer when it came out
I agree hehe
Lmao
In Philippines it use in movie Elise
Yup the Morbius trailer used it
"Guys look I started playing piano and I can play Für Elise"
"Wow cool it's not like everyone else has heard it a trillion times"
It's still fairly impressive, but ok.
some pizza guy It isn’t impressive at all really.
@@avalon5821 To someone who plays professionally, maybe, but to others it is. It's at least nothing to sneeze at.
It's the Wonderwall of classical piano
I have the same reaction to my classmates when they learned the first 5 seconds of it but they took at least 5 minutes and since I’m the only pianist in class who understands notes and chords they would show it to me to try to impress me atleast but made me bored and worst of all they would show it off to other people where they would take the credits to themselves instead of telling them that I teach them fur elise and for revenge I would just play better than then piece of cake
Nobody:
7 Year Olds who think they are pros: LOOK WHAT I CAN PLAY
Nobody
Waluigi:WAHHHH
@@lvbboi9 True
*Doesn’t get into smash*
@@adonismoy721 true lol
7 year old: *proceeds to play Chopsticks with many mistakes.
**enter to the video**
-... 1 dislike
me: automatically press like button
-1 dislike? Don’t you mean a like?
-... 1 dislike**
Bodily Fluids he lives in Australia dude
-... Is B in Morse code🤔
*enter to the video*
-... sees this comment
me: automatically presses dislike button
So beautiful
:O hello Ray Mak! I love what your channel and what you do! Keep it up!!
heyoo
Yep
Saying this for the 100th time in my life time: YOU ARE EVERYWHERE BRO😭
And terrifying!
I heard Beethoven was in love with a student of his, wrote Für Elise for her, who was a mediocre piano player, so he made it easy, but then he discovered she was in love with somebody else, so he added the hard parts so she could never play it
I can imagine playing this in front of my class and them just being amazed.
But I can’t play this.
Same gurl~
I feel like suprising my piano teacher but...I can’t play it
Well...ok lmao 👌😆
ThatOnePianist 817 same
I can
We know one thing for certain: Für Elise will never be
*für-gotten*
That joke made me *für-ious*
omg
POOP dad
POOP Good one！
This joke is *Fürbidden*
How do you make the dot on the u?
Edit:i know da way now
Dude this sounds like a movie trailer holy shit, amazing work!
Then the title of the movie would be...
The Mystery of Für Elise - Beethoven’s Ultimate Secret
Niicccee
Für Elise movie plot:
We go back in the year of Beethoven and discover what happened behind this remarkable melody.
@@RustineBueno I think there really should be a movie made
@@shanesunil for sure.
Most beautiful fur Elise ever
Yeah
Dang it dude how are you like everywhere and have the same hobies as mine
Correct loved this
Man you're the next, 'just some guy without a mustache'
Indeed
Why is this more interesting than what we get to learn in music class?🤔
cUz music class is not story subject
My piano teacher said the same 10 years ago.
The real name of that masterpiece is "Für Theresa" not "Für Elise". But is this relevant? He said "no". Both sounds great in the ear. 👌🏻
🙂
Damn a piano channel is giving me a history lesson
This was amazing... the best version of für Elise I’ve heard in a while!!!
Have you heard the one on the channel musicalbasics? Highly recommend.
Sloth 86 ok thank you! :)
Yeah because there is a new Fur Elise every other week. Instead of listening to Fur Elise over and over listen to some real classical.
@@sloth8632 Yes! It's so AMAZING🔥🔥
Lol
People: this was obviously written for elise
Sheet music boss: *there is another*
Shenron : You have collected all 7 Dragon Balls. What is your wish?
Me: Who did Beethoven dedicate Fur Elise to?
DarkDoughnutsVids to Elise
Na Zhang the first part was for Therese but Beethoven found out that she was engaged so he created more for the piece but made it very hard so Therese could never play it. but it was named after Elise because they had a flirty relationship because Beethoven probably wanted to forget about to Therese.
That's a question honey, or you could wish for go back in time just to ask that question to Bethoven himself and then go back to 2020..aka this year
My dad actually watches Dragon Ball Z and a few other animes. (I caught him watching Attack on Titan a little while back)
Guys, it's just a joke you don't need to recap the entire video lol
I like how Beethoven was always the mysterious person, like you never know what's coming or to expect and the Für Elise is still a mystery that only Ludwig himself can answer.
Guys, the answer has literally been staring us in the face this entire time.
_Für Elise_
*Furry Lisa*
*Beethoven was a furry this entire time.*
*Mind Blown*
*brain explodes*
*brain* *gets* *thanos* *snapped*
@@bucket3075 only half of it
*oh shit*
Well, that was... mysterious. Can you please make an extended version of "in the final?" Its epic! Attempt: 62
It would be good
It would be amazing
Good luck
I want super mario galaxy
According to the wikipedia of Für Elise, researchers believe that Elise might've been Elisabeth Röckel or Elise Barensfeld. It also might have been Therese Malfatti.
Imagine having a gift to you, that will be remembered in history forever?
Elise is probably already dead so all she could be right now is a skeleton, and there is one skeleton we all know and love...
Jack Skellington. Elise is Jack Skellington.
sans
Elise is Sans 100%
@Chara Heh
*sans*
@Chara HEH
So I'm an amateur musician, with some music theory knowledge, bu I still don't understand how you make such powerful, perfect arrangements. You make dissonance harmonic; discords, chords. It's amazing.
Study the best combinations in octaves depending on your rhythm and just feel the tone
Detective Pikachu can solve any mystery
Agree
You have earned my like
This comment was a BOLT OF BRILLIANCE
But can he see why kids love Cinnamon Toast Crunch?
@@FourthDerivative Or how many licks it takes to get to the tootsie roll center of the tootsie pop
are we just gonna ignore how _BEAUTIFUL THIS IS_
Possessiveness, anger, frustration, love, peace, confusion, madness thats what i felt. The intro part tells us about his anger of being rejected by someone. Then slowly he introduced this lovely lady who captured his heart but when he admitted his feelings he got rejected, suddenly theres shame rage and anger and he was crying all over wanting to have her but cant groaning in despair and wanting to be freed from being imprisoned in his feelings for her. Wow what a story!!
Leyla Pingol deep
"Für Elise will never be forgotten"
I'll never forget it, because I'm sick of hearing it
Yeah... Same with me. And it's pity because it's very nice piece
Listen to my moonlight sonata 3rd movement then nobody's forcing you to hear my fur elise.
@@ludwigvanbeethoven8870 I loved your 5th symphony 3 movement
@@Eule153 thanks!!!
@@ludwigvanbeethoven8870 when are you gonna make the 4th movement?
Yeah he began writing it to make it super easy but look impressive, but when she rejected him he got angry and made the rest super difficult.
But can you make it Russian?
Everything shuild be made more Russian!!!
@@alex25509 Putin: "Duly noted"
shut the hell up
@@m0ther514 no u
BGGAMING Deluxe fuck you
This guy is literally giving us chills
Keep this format! It's really nice to read some story while listening.
i learned in school that the piece was called "FÜR LENISE". everyone who saw the original sheet read für elise because a tear of Beethoven dropped on the name of the piece on the sheet and blurred the name "für lenise". it was discovered too late bc everyone learned that the piece is called für elise and not the original name für lenise. everytime i read or hear the name i correct them and say the piece is called für lenise.
I am not finding anything on the internet talking about that. Pretty sure you were lied to/fed misinformation. I'm open to it if you can find a source, but it even sounds like a typical fake legend. Super dramatic and hyped and easy to spread.
could be a fake legend... they showed us a documentary about that... but i can remember that the docu was from the 80s and yeah. extreme outdated.. or i just remember wrong with that.. could be. idk. but i will search about that when i have enough time
i just remembered wrong and i went on wikipedia and i just read that the piece originaly was called für therese. but the article is in german so u probably wouldn't understand it unless u r german aswell. but i could post the link there if u want or i could just copy the point of the article and throw it into google translate and post it here.
@@jericawilson1484 plus, it's Elise- w/ capital letter, so it couldn't be LEnise, right?
It wasn't Elise or Therese. The whole time it was Sheet Music Boss
*brain explodes*
Hahaha lol
Video: Who was Elise?
Me: HIS CAT :D
In 2012, musicologist Rita Steblin claimed Beethoven dedicated 'Für Elise' to Barensfeld. Steblin thinks Therese Malfatti could have been Barensfeld's piano teacher when she was 13, which is why Beethoven dedicated Elise the easy Bagatelle, “to do his beloved Therese a favour”.
Just searched it in google and it said this....
When you try to play this on Piano Tiles:
*confused screaming
This was really cool to see, I know how to play fur Elise and I really like how you took the main parts of the song and added new ones based around them, like in the song it has a crazy part at the very end and that is kind of like 3:20
I played it on my channel
Yo this was sick. In a good way.
This is the most beautiful version of this song i ever heard..wow..just wow
This piece can't be just a favor. Beethoven loved this Elise, clearly. Can't you just feel the power from this piece? This is Beethoven's way of describing his feelings. You can clearly see that Beethoven is also telling us a story, with ups and downs, by his music. It's surely a love story mixed with Beethoven's feelings, with, at the end, a small and calm message that he may only know.
I like how they make music as a gift back then.
Have to be honest. This is completely epic.
As someone named Elise, I can confirm that this song was made for me
really... yet your username is a reference to Alexander Hamilton's lover?
@@nate_kang she just has that as her username.... her real name could be Elise.
No your name is Maria
Maria Reynolds as your TH-cam name lol. I love Hamilton too haha
@@4kc2 idk maybe Maria Elise?
Can’t go wrong with a classic.
Yeah, you can. If it's Für Elise
a guy from many decades ago interpreted his emotion thru music and here we are listening and enjoying that emotion.
This should be a movie trailer. The movie will be named *"Elise"*
Hmm... Interesting.
There is the movie Immortal Beloved, but it's not very historically accurate
Fur Elise gives sense of beauty and evil at time.
Just imagine this as background to something bad and you will find it.
I have a feeling that if Beethoven didn’t wrote this for Elise, it would be this complex(because he made the piece easy for Elise but later made it complex)
For me it is dedicated to the child student as it is a challenging repertoire for a newbie.
All my life I've been listening to the soft and beautiful version of Fur Elise, and I was expecting that version to be here. But no! My friend, you made it thrilling and awesome! While listening to it, I feel a sense of suspense, also while reading what you've typed on the screen. This version that I've just heard makes this whole thing a mystery that needs to be written on books or shown on films! My friend, you've earned yourself a subscriber!😊
The way the music emphasizes the story!!!! It has me in suspense! I have grown to loathe this song cause I here it played so often by well...amateurs who over do it, but this...this is epic! My hat is off to you
Oh come on, this gotta be used in a movie! It’s way too epic for TH-cam.
2:41 Mozart Joined in the match
It's said that Fur Elise was an easy piece and after he found out that the girl he was making the piece for had a fling, he intentionally made the piece hard out of spite. What a savage.
You made a great song + showed us something we did not knew about +you helped me with my history project.
You made it so deep. I love the way you made the low end sound.
1:33 Blue: Ima shield u from coronavirus. Green: ok
no one talking about this enhanced music thats actually good to play
ikr, 100% better than the original (in my opinion)
Ah, so now we know the answer to the ages old mystery - Beethoven wrote it! Got it! Thank you SMB!
ligitimetly got chills at the end there
Why is this a billion time better than the origial?? I've listened to this like probably like 20 times..... Like it's so good i get gooebumps. Amazing work
And here we see what Für Elise would be if Liszt had composed it.
Every comment saying it's "Not impressive" or "Easy" or something like that
would get Thanos-snapped
Wow I feel so honored that Beethoven wrote a piece about me.
“The mystery continues with another Elise”
*my head hurts*
I like the way u keep people watching this video till the end by playing amazing piano and with the text appearing on the screen....
I love your version ! It's so much better than the one we always hear !
That ReMiX was so Epic!!
Its not a remix!
If they ever make a movie about Beethoven, this *has* to be the movie trailer music for it.
Fur Elise was made for a student Beethoven had a secret love for. When he found out the student (who’s name was Elise) was in love with another man, Beethoven wrote the rest of the piece making t super hard for her to learn. And he forced her to perfect the whole piece as payback for breaking his heart.
This is why the piece is easy at first but then becomes super hard.
It started off soft and then became hard. I see what Beethoven was up to.
Elisabeth Roeckel, known to her friends as Elise, was the younger sister of Joseph Roeckel, a singer who performed in Beethoven's opera Fidelio. She wrote letters documenting her flirtatious relationship with the composer when she was younger, and remained close to him until his death in 1827.
I have no words.... that’s was incredible...
The timing and story made it very mysterious yet interesting
Was it actually written for Elise?
well it is fùr(for?)Elisse so yeah
Bis Quit I bet it was one of those fake girlfriends that Beethoven made and kept telling everyone about in high school.
@@baacloud or just a bodypillow.....
Or his cousin. At least, that's one of the rumors I've heard.
@@baacloud just like Manti Teo XD
Beethoven - Fur Elise (SMB remix)
Soon on Spotify?
Beathoven
Please Yee!!!
I really like these videos that include facts along with the music it’s kinda like a story
For elise
The fact that this feels like an trailer of an thriller myster movie makds it more exciting.
*tear in eye* one of the greatest smb videos I've ever seen
11/10
I think I get it why the title of the song is Für Elise.
Cuz..right the song is like for Elise.
So...
Für Elise - For Elise
*mindblown*
You just learned that from your elementry school music right?
Watching this was quite an experience.
This scared the crab out of me
This is VERY INTENSE
Cuz Idk how to play piano like
Cuz I was watching this in 3am
At least you don't have crabs.
Why r there so many unlikes at least he played the real music and told us the story behind it...
Amazing 👏I dropped the pitch down to -5, which gave it a more intense vibe...I love both versions. Thank you for this❤
I just realized that Beethoven was an amazing coder, which makes him even more of a badass.
But Who Is Elise?
Me: Elise is Elise
AGAIN, this sounds like an epilogue for a movie! This time for Beethoven.
Then the movie would be called..
The Mystery of Für Elise - Beethoven’s Ultimate Secret
Shaggy and the mystery gang can solve mysteries using only .01 percent of his power
True Kim, true
According to research of that mystery. Fur Elise was a wife of Beethoven who helped Beethoven to play Ode to Joy on his last performance on Austria. Later on 12:30AM, Beethoven was found died from cancer or difficulties disease on his liver. Fur Elise was a nickname of his wife. But his wife real name is Lorandi Fur Elise De Relivare but on english is Loran Elise Relivere.
Beethoven wrote Fur Elise for one of his students, as well as creating other songs for his other students, but the other songs got lost over time or were not as famous.
OMG this epic version is soooooooo beautiful for real like it makes me feel in different ways and produce me a lot of emotions I Really can’t stop repeating this video to be honest it sound way better than the original one I’m really learning piano and I can’t wait to learn this beautiful melody oh god there are a lot of things that I want to express about this and I love this so much that I want to learn it and dedicate it to the love of my life 😩😩😩😍😍😍💖⭐️⭐️
I’m gonna learn this because of how great it sounds.
Please make sheet music of this omg
wow. the extra notes make the song beautiful!
Fur Elise is for Elise that is translated into a different language.Beethoven wrote that piece to Elise hornsfield 9:31