20 Songs You Don't Know the Name of (Part 4)
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- These are 20 famous songs/pieces you (probably) don't know the name of. Technically speaking these are pieces and not songs. These pieces are often used in movies and commercials.
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Part 2: • 20 Songs You Don't Kno...
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If you’re gonna make a part 5, maybe add Chinese Dance, that’ll age well on your channel
Wow, I haven't heard Bach's Prelude no.1 in years. My dad used to play piano when he was a child, and stopped playing when he started a family. A year before he died, he bought an electric piano and managed to record himself playing Bach's prelude no. 1. We used this recording in his funeral and I haven't heard it since. Instantly made me cry as soon as I heard it
Sorry for you loss
I’m so sorry for your loss
I am terribly sorry for your loss. The best thing you can do is hold onto those sweet memories though. ❤
Im feel sorry to hear that sir
I’m so sorry for your loss.
Well, my classical music education stood me pretty well. But you should know at least a few of these if you ever watched Disney's "Fantasia".
I recognized number 7 as the Masterpiece Theater music. Now I know the composer and name of the piece. I’ve always wondered about that til now.
I love it how they saved the epic finale for last!
#10 I never knew that Dvorak wrote the theme to Jaws!
Well Dvorak didn't actually write the theme for Jaws, his new world symphony was written in 1893, John Williams just used the first few bars as a base, just as he sampled Jupiter from Holst's "The Planets" suite for the Imperial March in Star Wars
@@bradsmckayI know right Dvorak was not even alive for Jaws like what a weird assumption
12’s POV: Everyone thinks Mozart’s other song is a meme cuz of some rumour, and twelve is sad.
Going through all of the parts and was about to lose hope that the piece of music stuck in my head would never be found...
19!! Almost the very last one. Got it in the end, thanks!
Looking forward to it!
I recognized most of the songs in this series (though not the names). What I was doing in my head was 'Did I hear my grandmas/mom/sister play this?'. I think about half of the songs were played on the piano by my family members.
3:20 I thought to myself, "Oh, that's the theme to Masterpiece Theatre, though it probably has a more formal name that I don't know what it is."
There were some groups that mixed classical music with rock music in the 1970's . They were the "YES" ( English group ) , EMERSON , LAKE , AND PALMER" ( English group ) and "EKSEPTION" ( Dutch group - well known in Europe but not America ) .
EMERSON , LAKE , AND PALMER had a third album entitled "PICTURES AT AN EXHIBITION" (1971) featuring live songs composed by MUSSORGSKY .
1:51 NOOT NOOT
3:40 sounds like the composers phone was ringing 🤣
If you do another one of these- a suggestion would definitely be Adagio For Strings.
Can’t wait 😊😊😊😊
I was actually wondering if the these from Barber of Seville would be on here just before it appeared, that one is definitely a classic
Before I clicked, I started singing the Turkish March only for it to appear after that one.
Any time I hear that, I always think of the Bugs Bunny cartoon "Rabbit of Seville."
@@Ronald.Golleher I’m pretty sure that’s how I first heard it as well
I know #9 because I played it one year in marching band! We did a horror theme for our half time show 😊
I wish that you or anyone out there knows the name of the theme song played on KTVU Oakland's show "Premiere" in the 1960s. It's beautiful.
I knew Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy - but about half of them I knew "Oh, well I don't know the name, but that's from Swan Lake"
And given names like "Etude 25 Rhapsody 4 Movement 7 Order 66" I don't think I can be blamed for getting the actual names slightly confused.
Bach's "Sonata in C Op. 25" is distinctly different than Mozart's "Sonata in C Op. 28"
How could you ever get those mixed up?
I love how “Oh, well I don’t know the name, but that’s from Swan Lake” could be used on so many songs from it
A number 4, such a noot experience
Mentally inserting the gunnery commands for the 1812, and trying to remember how many cannon it was originally scored for (off the top of my head, assuming a typical level of competency, I *think* it needs a 6 gun battery. Crack gunners with well-found pieces might be able to keep up with only a 4-gun battery, while with green artillerists you may well need 12). The long descending run is there to make sure Gun 4 is reloaded...
I've always wanted to see it done with Tanks :p
I knew:
Bach Prelude
Sugar Plum Fairy
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik (A Little Night Music)
Sorcerer's Apprentice (Fantasia)
Barber of Seville
Rondo Alla Turca (my favorite 😍)
1812 Overture!
The #2 song TCHAIKOVSKY'S "DANCE OF THE LITTLE SWANS" ( from "SWAN LAKE") first part sounds initially like a slowed down song called "BALLADE" (BURGMULLER , OP.100 NO. 15 ) that I learned when I was taking piano lessons .
The #5 song TCHAICHOVSKY'S " DANCE OF THE SUGAR PLUM FAIRY " is a favorite of mine .
The #12 song MOZART'S "EINE KLEINE NACHTMUSIK" ("A LITTLE NIGHT MUSIC" ) is another one of my favorites !
I had heard song #14 RICKETT'S " COLONEL BOGEY MARCH " but didn't know the artist or the title .
So that’s where the noot noot meme came from.
I did pretty good. Got maybe 10 to 12 of them. But I realized watching a few of these videos that I don't think I've ever heard anything by Bach before.
Song number 10 might be where jaws the film gets it's theme song inspired i could be wrong but the first part of the song really sounds like the film
That’s because Jaws did use that part of song #10 in its theme. That’s why it sounded so familiar! 😅
4:40 I didn't recognize the song, nor the name, but I swear it kinda hit me kinda hard tbh. gave off a star wars themesong kinda energy.
Subtitles say "the Jaws theme was based on this"
I've heard them all, only knew the names of nine.
I remember Ave Maria from the Hitman games (and also The Batman).
I suppose "Hey, that's the Masterpiece Theater theme!" doesn't count for one.
I named half. I love the last one, but it’s just not the same without cannons
4:39, that really threw me off! I literally said "What?" when I realised it wasn't Jaws.
What, is this the Fantasia round? Night on Bald Mountain, Sugar Plum Fairy, and Sorcerer's Apprentice?
Fun Fact: When pronouncing #12 be sure you use the hard ch sound. if you use the soft ch It becomes a little naked music
Did you know that was just movement 1?
Number 20 is missing the cannon fire!!!!
1:37 genei ryodan theme
POV: you’re still trying to find that one song💔
4:10 TOXIC AVENGER!!!
Who seriously "doesn't know" Sugar Plum Fairy?
No. 12 is not titled just Eine Kleine Nacht Musik, that is movement one. There are four movements in total.
Part 5 pleasr
4 parts and I still can't find the one I'm looking for. It was like you play constantly the same in the middle with the left hand and then with right you go on the right, then on the left and so on. Hope this helps 😅
I don’t know if I understood well what you’re looking for, but two famous ones not in these are
Largo al Factotum by Rossini from Il barbiere di Siviglia (used in the opening of the movie Mrs Doubtfire) and the Ouverture from La gazza ladra from Rossini as well (used for Moriarty stealing the Crown Jewels in BBC’s Sherlock).
Hope it helps, if not, at least they’re bangers!
Spirng and Fall are almost remixes of each other
I know Dance of the Little Swans! I love Tchaikovsky and Swan Lake!
1:51
funny how mozart's "Eine kleine Nachtmusik" litteraly means "A little night music"
Funny how people forget that it has 4 movements
@@LuciferXFallen290 i agree
Wasn't #13 in _Fantasia_ with the dancing mops and brooms?
Sorcerer’s Apprentice?? Yeah!
5:08
Hitman players should know this one
I recognized number 4 from the Noot Noot meme
No. 14 - The Bridge On The River Kwai.
No. 18 - Realizing that Bugs Bunny is a barber.
honestly, how did you grow up with Disney and Looney Tunes and *NOT* come away with knowledge of classical music? Very-young-me started his classical education there.
I only knew Lacrimosa from the Noot Noot memes
5:53 Everyone grab your trombones and get ready to fight Trozam.
in my middle school orchestra were playing a easier version of (fanfare(its not in the tittle they shortened it)) rondeau
3:21
I understand not remembering eine kleine but Sugar plum fairy too?
Real fantasia vibes on these videos
Is it just me or is 4 the origin of the new nootnoot meme?
Who doesn't know the name Colonel Bogey?
Me actually
Do Washington Post or Semper Fidelis
9:27 where cannons?
Sorry I’m making another comment but it’s story time: #20 has me absolutely triggered because one year some of us in band played it with the orchestra students and we messed up and had to start over DURING THE CONCERT 😭
now i know why _Wonderland Symphony No. 9_ by Ateez is named like this😅
10番目の曲、幼稚園の時に合奏したやつだ
Night on Bald Mountain as #9?
Don’t you mean Night on Bare Mountain 😭
[no hate - loving the pieces!]
Does really exist a human who doesn't know Lacrimosa?
I am pretty sure I never heard #7 before.
5:00 Die matte ist heilige!
It’s so satisfying when I finally get one right 😂
01. Language Nursery
02. Baby Mozart
03. Baby Bach
04. Baby Shakespeare
05. Baby Van Gogh
06. Baby's Santa's Music Box
07. Neighborhood Animals
08. World Animals
09. Baby Newton
10. Baby Beethoven
11. Baby Neptune
12. Baby Galileo
13. Numbers Nursery
14. Baby MacDonald
15. Baby Da Vinci
16. Baby Noah
17. Baby Monet
18. On The Go
19. World of Rhythm
I like 1812 overture
pieces
Instead of calling it songs you don't know the name of, it should be songs you know but can't remember. I recognised all of them, but a couple I either couldn't remember or confused with another piece
I knew all without sounds, Only visual sufficient
nah bro thats noot noot
Sorry I can't recognise the 1812 overture without cannon shots
5:09 Can we all agree that what happened to Schubert's Ave Maria as a result of the arrangement here was a travesty?
Where'd I leave my cannons??
why did you not include If i had a chicken?
4. pingu noot noot
I KNEW 3 WAS BACH😂😂😂😂
POV: I do music school and I know all of them
Bach
noot noot
hello
The nine is creepy
I know some of them
1. I know all Vivaldi The Four Seasons, for Mvt 1
2. I know only Swan Lake Main Theme....!
3. My favo Bach Prelude !
4. Mozart wrote Requiem in D Minor (Lacrimosa) for his last piece, after his death (1792)
5. This piece is so beautiful. I heard it in a movie.
6. My favo Haydn piece ^^
7. IDK...
8. One of famous Chopin Etude ^^
9. IDK. But I know Mussorgsky.
10. But it is not Jaws Theme. Jaws theme is slightly slow, but this is fast.
11. Wow. My one of favo composer is Schubert.... how amazing !! ^^ and you already know that it was transcripted by Liszt !!!!!
12. Many people could know it before.
13. I don't know... (just know composer name)
14. I don't know... (also just know composer name)
15. What ? IDK !! (But I know The Nutcracker.)
16. My one of favo Chopin waltz ^^ (and most favo Op.Posth waltz)
17. I don't know about this part. Exactly, I know "Aria in G" not "Goldberg".
18. Oh !! Rossini !! I know this
19. I know it firstly by Mozart Sonata (but I heard it for second Mozart piece.)
20. I know it ^^
#11 grown-ups 2 buzzer if you know you know
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Early gang
To be fair, Classical pieces that don't even have a real title, but are just called "Symphony" or "Overture" or "Concert" of sorts aren't exactly great titles to remember. Also, I didn't hadn't heard like half the pieces in this video.
Plus, who the fuck doesn't know the title of "Ave Maria" or Mozart's "Kleine Nachtmusik"? I mean, the second one might be bias on my part, cause I'm Austrian, but still.
I don’t.
Nah, you're right, its common knowledge, and me, who is somewhat cultured (finished elementary music school) hasn't heard half of theese
1) Since it's "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik" - "A Little Night Music" you are not exactly covering yourself in glory here.
2) This is Shubert's Ave Maria as opposed to the equal famous Brahms or Mozart versions.
3) Given the way the vocal line of Shubert's Ave Maria was completely covered by the instrumentation, seemingly a fault of the program used, it would actually be very easy here to not quite place what you were hearing.
4) The main point of all of these, and the numerous videos (and channels) like them on TH-cam, the idea is that the songs are well known but few people are actually aware of the titles.
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