_"Good heavens, this music is really rocking my socks off" (Brahms, surely)_ 💣 Classical Music that Goes HARD Tracklist: 0:00:00 Vivaldi - The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 2 "Summer": III. Presto 0:02:40 Jenkins - Concerto Grosso for Strings "Palladio": I. Allegretto 0:05:13 Wagner - The Valkyrie: Ride of the Valkyries Brahms - 21 Hungarian Dances, WoO 1: 0:10:12 No. 5 in G Minor, Allegro 0:13:23 No. 1 in G minor, Allegro molto 0:16:54 Litvinovsky - Pinocchio: X. In fuga dai briganti 0:18:26 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: III. Galliard. Navire dans la tempête (Galliard. Ship in a storm) 0:21:05 Haydn - Die Worte des Erlösers am Kreuze: IX. Il Terremoto 0:22:51 Litvinovsky - Le Grand Cahier: X. L'Incendie Brahms (arr. Naughtin) - 21 Hungarian Dances, WoO 1: 0:25:10 No. 2 in D Minor, Allegro non assai 0:28:17 No. 21 in E Minor, Vivace 0:29:36 No. 11 in D Minor, Poco andante 0:32:33 Händel - Suite No. 11 in D Minor: III. Sarabande 0:35:22 Händel - Suite No. 7 in G Minor: VI. Passacaglia 0:43:06 Albéniz (arr. Naughtin) - Suite Española No. 1: V. Asturias - Leyenda 0:50:07 Schubert - Erlkönig (The Elf King), D. 328 0:53:45 Bizet - L'Arlésienne Suite No. 2: IV. Farandole 0:56:52 Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro, K. 492: Overture 1:01:37 Rossini - William Tell: Overture 1:14:45 Offenbach - Orphée aux enfers: Galop Infernal (Can Can) 1:17:06 Verdi - Aida: Marcia Trionfale (Triumphal March) 1:23:29 Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1, Op. 39 No. 1 1:29:52 Rossini - La Gazza Ladra: Overture 1:41:20 Strauss - Radetzky March, Op. 228 1:44:03 Rossini - Il Barbiere di Siviglia: Overture 1:51:55 Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67: I. Allegro con brio 1:59:03 Mozart - Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, K. 550: I. Molto Allegro 2:05:23 Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46: In the Hall of the Mountain King 2:07:49 Mozart - Requiem, K. 626: III. Dies Irae 2:09:56 Verdi - Requiem: II. Dies Irae 2:12:29 Dvořák - Symphony No. 9 "From the New World": IV. Allegro con fuoco (Live)
I think Bach would've been a fan of complex synth arpeggios Beethoven would've loved working with heavy distortion Debussy would drench anything in 80%wet effects Mozart would tell us "there are no wrong notes..." on ToiTuyau Wagner would basically be a permanent Evanescence Rammstein colab
@@Glostahdude exactly, to some degree the progression must have been realized. That alone is amazing. A time when we referred to each other in a regal sense.
I have discovered that classical music can be played in the background when studying literally any subject and it never diverts my attention like pop songs. its amazing
As an opera singer, I get the endless joy and giggles out of this and the comments. I've also sung classically with a heavy metal band, sooooooooo....yeah, classical can indeed, rock your socks off.
I discovered Beethoven when I was ten years old. When I became a teenager and got into Metal I immediately made the connection between the two. The best Metal music balances that raw aggression with moments of gentle beauty, like Beethoven.
I once did this whilst struggling to put down some underlay for a rug, it was sticking to everything, I couldn't get it straight, it was epically frustrating, the music didn't make it any easier but it was hilarious at the same time 🤣
It's an honour and a pleasure, and it's incredibly rewarding to know that so many people all around the world still enjoy the beauty of classical music!
the best?? Tupac's Hail Mary hits on a few notes to say the least. Chopin would agree I suspect but I digress, let's ignore the rest of time and space...carry on
@@jgarci20 There is a LOT of excellent music out there, that is excellent for different reasons than classical music. But classical music simply stands far above almost everything ever composed. Including polyphonic church music. Just my own preference.
@@jamesabergas5320 just pay for a youtube sub, its the most value for what it costs off all the bills i pay as an independent consumer. utilities > internet > youtube > litteraly any subscription and the value i get for what i pay for internet is terrible but in our market i dont have options and well i do NEED it to get any value from youtube
The secret of Art is that it is timeless. It doesn't age, and the very best tells a great story of the human spirit. It reveals to us something we never knew, yet somehow knew all along. It reminds us to try a fresh perspective and that nothing is impossible when you look from the right angle. This music is truly as glorious now as it was back then!
@@DenSchimmige Look at what brings in the most money in the west. Europe still buys lots of hiphop. Metal without distortion sounds like classic more often than not. EDM sounds like a shite and most of those artists can't even play an instrument. That is an insult to classical music what you're doing here.
Actually I prefer hearing now, because a single one of those tracks makes me remember a lot of other ones that got inspired by them at the same time, it's quite awesome ^^ Still, hearing it live from an orchestra instead of a computer should be much better x)
Exactly! They've introduced millions of children to classical music without them realising, and that's why many people actually know way more classical pieces than they'd think ;)
I love how you kick it off with the exact piece that came to mind when I saw this thumbnail. Vivaldi was a monster, and let’s not forget even slightly predated Bach
You've found your tribe then! Here at Halidon Music we've gathered a wonderful community of classical lovers and enjoyers and you're absolutely welcome to join us 🎶
I didn't look at the tracklist, just listened to it while reading. After a while, I looked and saw that the video was almost over and I was extremely upset at not hearing Dvorak Symphony no.9. Thank god you just decided to save the best for last since that composition absolutely SLAPS!
Upon discovering this playlist, I almost commented that Dvorak must be on here. I'm barely in the first quarter of the playlist. Glad to know I'm right!
I Have Sat Here For The 2 Hours, 24 Minutes, And 17 Seconds The Video Has Played For. I Regret Absolutely Nothing. I Could've Completed My Homework Twice Over Now... But No.
I sang Dies Irae as a 1st bass in a choir 500 strong once with a full orchestra. Ive never experienced classical music slapping so hard before. It was truly an insane experience.
some others i suggest Holst - Mars Mahler - Resurrection symphony 5th movement (excerpts), Symphony #10 first movement (excerpts) Bruckner - symphony #9 2nd movement Shostakovich - symphony #8 - 3rd movement. Orff - O Fortuna Richard Strauss - Alpine Symphony - Storm Modest Mussorgsky - Pictures at an exhibition - Baba Yaga
@@listerofsmeg884 Oops! I’m back to front! For some strange reason I had in my head that Mussorgsky orchestrated Ravel!Bit of a brain fade there - thanks for the correction.
Isn't that the greatest feeling ever? Btw if you're looking to join other evil masterminds we recommend checking out our "Classical Music for Villains" series 😈 You can listen to Vol. 1 here: th-cam.com/video/Q0OhmGD-4-E/w-d-xo.html
This is awesome! Would love to see these works included in future playlists for "hardcore" classical music: 1. "Mars" from Holst's "The Planets;" what I imagine hardcore classical music to be 2. Vesuvius, Frank Ticheli; is this considered classical? 3.Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral; starts off slowly, but the buildup is worth it 4. Finale from Stravinsky's Firebird Suite; purely epic music
Thank you for the awesome suggestions! As a music label we can only feature the recordings we own in our compilations, but we're constantly working towards expanding our catalogue and recs are absolutely welcome 🤗
Mars is also one of the most iconic, influential pieces ever written! Many movies ripped it off, including Star Wars. Quite a few bands too. Off the top of my head, the songs Am I Evil? by Diamond Head and The Reign ov Shemsu Hor by Behemoth blatantly ripped it off at the start. Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath too, but it's not as obvious.
Danke, dass du dir unsere energiegeladene Playlist angehört hast, Elisa. Wir hoffen, dass sie dich mit Positivität und Energie für den Rest der Woche erfüllt! 🌹✨
Opening with one of the greatest pieces of all time!! This playlist does indeed pack a punch!! And it just so happens to be in my favourite TV show called Nighty Night. If you have a subversive sense of humour, then i recommend it. There is something magical in your playlists!! 💯👏👏👏💚💚💚
Vivaldi especially was making metal before metal was even a thing. I am surprised his Folia did not make it into the list, because that finale is harder than a lot of today's black metal songs.
Vivaldi invented heavy metal. The Red Priest was composing his music in churches and cathedrals to honor God with the people attending the mass. It doesn't get more gothic and heavy metal than this. La Folia is legendary.
Glad you agree, thanks for stopping by to listen! We have a brand new playlist called "Devilishly Good Classical Music" if you'd like to check it out since you're here ;) 👉 th-cam.com/video/nEl0RYbv_ag/w-d-xo.html
So there I was sharpening my bayonet before the Revolution started and out of nowhere I hear “The Red Coats are Coming!!” And that’s when I sprang into action.
I remember waiting for the train at Marta in Atlanta. The classical music playing was so good that when the song ended, people clapped, even though it was a radio station.
Thank you, HalidonMusic, for such great idea of attracting people to Classic Music and awakening in them irreplaceable love to this Greatest Art! 🙏🏻👑🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
We've made it our mission to try and show everyone that classical music isn't simply a relic of the past or an outdated and boring genre, but a lively, exciting art that still has lots to give to this day... and we couldn't do it without the support of all of you classical lovers who encourage us and keep us going, so thank _you_ ! 💗
@@HALIDONMUSIC You really made it, Dear HalidonMusic! As a vocalist, I have always dreamed of someone SPECIAL, like your amazing team, who will demonstrate to the whole world that this world and every person in it still needs the Bright Sun and its incomparable warmth, which is Classical Music. Especially nowadays, when such music is a real Panacea for the heart and a Refuge for the soul! Accept my sincerest gratitude! 🙏🏻😌🥰 And please, continue your holy mission! ☀️👑☀️
I frowned while selecting this video, pure self hatred flooding my bones, then upon hearing the first few seconds my mind expanded beyond myself, beyond this world, beyond God's never ending space, and I immediately bonked that save button harder than its ever been bonked before
Thank you, your comment made our day! It's never too late to discover a new passion, and despite what some people might think rock/metal and classical music are very compatible🤘
@@HALIDONMUSIC Indeed. that was a few years ago, and I will always love bands like Zep. Bonham your missed m'fer. But yeah once you open the floodgates there is no turning back. It was Beethoven's 4th 1st movement with Carlos Klieber conducting, also one of fav conductors. that triggered me HARD, and to this day makes the waterworks flow among many other pieces. I remember listening to it but can't remember why or where. Senior moment i guess.
Great collection! I'm surprised that the finale of Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" is not included - but then again, I'm sure there are many deserving pieces that couldn't be included without making this 8 hours long.
_"Good heavens, this music is really rocking my socks off" (Brahms, surely)_ 💣
Classical Music that Goes HARD
Tracklist:
0:00:00 Vivaldi - The Four Seasons, Concerto No. 2 "Summer": III. Presto
0:02:40 Jenkins - Concerto Grosso for Strings "Palladio": I. Allegretto
0:05:13 Wagner - The Valkyrie: Ride of the Valkyries
Brahms - 21 Hungarian Dances, WoO 1:
0:10:12 No. 5 in G Minor, Allegro
0:13:23 No. 1 in G minor, Allegro molto
0:16:54 Litvinovsky - Pinocchio: X. In fuga dai briganti
0:18:26 Litvinovsky - Pelléas and Mélisande: III. Galliard. Navire dans la tempête (Galliard. Ship in a storm)
0:21:05 Haydn - Die Worte des Erlösers am Kreuze: IX. Il Terremoto
0:22:51 Litvinovsky - Le Grand Cahier: X. L'Incendie
Brahms (arr. Naughtin) - 21 Hungarian Dances, WoO 1:
0:25:10 No. 2 in D Minor, Allegro non assai
0:28:17 No. 21 in E Minor, Vivace
0:29:36 No. 11 in D Minor, Poco andante
0:32:33 Händel - Suite No. 11 in D Minor: III. Sarabande
0:35:22 Händel - Suite No. 7 in G Minor: VI. Passacaglia
0:43:06 Albéniz (arr. Naughtin) - Suite Española No. 1: V. Asturias - Leyenda
0:50:07 Schubert - Erlkönig (The Elf King), D. 328
0:53:45 Bizet - L'Arlésienne Suite No. 2: IV. Farandole
0:56:52 Mozart - The Marriage of Figaro, K. 492: Overture
1:01:37 Rossini - William Tell: Overture
1:14:45 Offenbach - Orphée aux enfers: Galop Infernal (Can Can)
1:17:06 Verdi - Aida: Marcia Trionfale (Triumphal March)
1:23:29 Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance March No. 1, Op. 39 No. 1
1:29:52 Rossini - La Gazza Ladra: Overture
1:41:20 Strauss - Radetzky March, Op. 228
1:44:03 Rossini - Il Barbiere di Siviglia: Overture
1:51:55 Beethoven - Symphony No. 5 in C minor, Op. 67: I. Allegro con brio
1:59:03 Mozart - Symphony No. 40 in G Minor, K. 550: I. Molto Allegro
2:05:23 Grieg - Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, Op. 46: In the Hall of the Mountain King
2:07:49 Mozart - Requiem, K. 626: III. Dies Irae
2:09:56 Verdi - Requiem: II. Dies Irae
2:12:29 Dvořák - Symphony No. 9 "From the New World": IV. Allegro con fuoco (Live)
Better than rock music!!!
"Good heavens, this music is really rocking my socks off". 😁
Indeed! That’s why it became ‘Classic’! Junk of today is just noise. No substance.
It’s always the same stuff man 🥱
Would’ve liked to see Holst, Royer and Rachmaninov of this list, but it’s still great
He said "♫♪𝅗𝅥𝅘𝅥𝅯♪𝅘𝅥𝅲♫𝅗𝅥𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅘𝅥𝅯♯𝅘𝅥𝅯♪𝅗𝅥♫𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅗𝅥♪𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅘𝅥𝅲♯♫𝅘𝅥𝅯♪𝅗𝅥𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅘𝅥𝅯♯𝅗𝅥♫𝅘𝅥𝅲♪𝅘𝅥𝅯𝅗𝅥𝅘𝅥𝅯" and I felt that
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You funny ashit😂😂
😅😂😂😂😂😂
as a pianist this is my favorite comment and I absolutely felt this lol
did did you seriously type out the first 4 bars of beethovens 5th symphony? (DUN DUN DUN DUUUUUN DUN DUN DUN DUUUUN)
"This club can't even Händel me right now." Händel, probably.
"That Handel, he's so hot right now"
sides status: crippled
"That Händel can get it"
Get out of here and don't come Bach.
"Amadeus what Amadeus! " - Mozart probably
Classical is the metal music before electricity. Great compilation.
That's what we've been saying all along, glad you agree🤘Thanks for listening!
I think Bach would've been a fan of complex synth arpeggios
Beethoven would've loved working with heavy distortion
Debussy would drench anything in 80%wet effects
Mozart would tell us "there are no wrong notes..." on ToiTuyau
Wagner would basically be a permanent Evanescence Rammstein colab
De hecho sí. El Metal es el nieto de ella, porque el Blues y el Country (sus papás) algo retoman de ésta. Abrazo.❤
Well said!!
Exactly. This would be considered as a fast power metal. Perfect similarity!
Tidying up the house while listening to this makes it sound like you're doing something epic
But you are! Tidying up the house is no small task so it rightly deserves the most epic of soundtracks 😎
But I AM doing something epic... you haven't seen my house 😭
Yes, making you want to pull the sofa out to vacuum underneath it even 👍
Rule number 3 clean your room. That is about as epic as it gets buddy
Tidying the house IS Epic!
It's pretty amazing someone just had this stuff playing in their head or even developed such complex songs.
Fr but I'm sure it took alot of time and experimenting and tinkering around with different sounds and instruments to see what sounded right
They didn’t have it playing in their heads, it was composed and developed from much more primitive thoughts
It’s one thing to write a song for a guitar…. It’s quite another to write a song for 78 different instruments
@@Dougieheccarealoaded you don't know that in any regard. It was a different time. Just consider that.
@@Glostahdude exactly, to some degree the progression must have been realized. That alone is amazing. A time when we referred to each other in a regal sense.
I have discovered that classical music can be played in the background when studying literally any subject and it never diverts my attention like pop songs. its amazing
Isn't that the best thing ever? 😍
c'est profond! and very true lol
It diverts my attention because I can't stop headbanging
Probably because you're not really listening
Some people get caught up on lyrics
As an opera singer, I get the endless joy and giggles out of this and the comments. I've also sung classically with a heavy metal band, sooooooooo....yeah, classical can indeed, rock your socks off.
It sounds like you've got the best of both world Kelli, that's amazing!
Mixing modern music with Classical is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
Exactly. Go back in time; give Händle an electric guitar. See what happens. Metal baby!
Iirc, Serj from S.O.A.D. is also a trained opera singer, so yeah I believe you.
You should work with Tom Barber on his next album from Chelsea Grin and/or Darko US
Nothing but metal. That's why it's great.
metal before metal
😆😆😆
I discovered Beethoven when I was ten years old. When I became a teenager and got into Metal I immediately made the connection between the two. The best Metal music balances that raw aggression with moments of gentle beauty, like Beethoven.
Inspiration of Megadeth solos, obviously
father of metal
Roses are red,
Violets are blue,
Modern songs hit hard,
And old one’s do too
Thanks for the love.
That's right Isaiah 🤘
Too
*old ones do too
Learn your English before you attempt poetry.
modern songs dont hit hard anymore
@@littleguy-ij8jf You are listenning bad stuff
If it's not Baroque, don't fix it
That sounds like you're saying Baroque is broken and needs to be fixed
*ahem*
AS YOU WERE!
[face-palm activated]
You learned that in 10th Grade Highschool.
A classic, love it. First heard this joke from Cogsworth in Beauty and the Beast lmao
"You there!! Thou must put thine dukes up"
You beet me to this comment 😅
Cast thine eyes yonder upon mine fists
make for thine dukes be drawn ye knave!
@@LunarKR bahahaahahaha awesome
What!? Sir thou refuses to take into such bafoonery! Thou shall not put his dukes up for nie any reason 😂 just fun to talk like that
Anyone here in 1726? 🧐
Underrated comment 😂
Just got back
Nah I’m from May 28th 1453 just waiting for the invading force to leave
Yes why?
ummm guys help
I’m at September 11, 2001
and a big bird is flying at us at our work place
is it bad? 😭
Well, that turned into the most epic breakfast I have ever eaten. How thrilling!
Isn't it great how the most mundane activity can turn into an epic quest with the right music playing in the background? 🔥
You ate breakfast for two and a half hours?!
@@AKolada86 I mean…I said it was epic 🤷🏻♂️
2,5 hours breakfast ? You probable prepared a full english ;-)
I once did this whilst struggling to put down some underlay for a rug, it was sticking to everything, I couldn't get it straight, it was epically frustrating, the music didn't make it any easier but it was hilarious at the same time 🤣
Thank you for preserving and sharing the best humanity has to offer.
It's an honour and a pleasure, and it's incredibly rewarding to know that so many people all around the world still enjoy the beauty of classical music!
the best?? Tupac's Hail Mary hits on a few notes to say the least. Chopin would agree I suspect but I digress, let's ignore the rest of time and space...carry on
@@jgarci20 🤣 Tupac... I guess the best of humanity now is "Straight outa Compton." Sure thing, buddy.
@@jgarci20
There is a LOT of excellent music out there, that is excellent for different reasons than classical music.
But classical music simply stands far above almost everything ever composed. Including polyphonic church music. Just my own preference.
@@1man211crazy how some people can’t respect modern music no matter how good it is
Thank you for not flooding the Playlist with ads
it takes about 10 seconds to install adblocker and they are gone for life
@@jamesabergas5320 not on mobile
@@jamesabergas5320 youtube made me turn off adblocker cause otherwise they would ask for this every few minutes ..
@@jamesabergas5320 just pay for a youtube sub, its the most value for what it costs off all the bills i pay as an independent consumer.
utilities > internet > youtube > litteraly any subscription
and the value i get for what i pay for internet is terrible but in our market i dont have options and well i do NEED it to get any value from youtube
@@jamesabergas5320 Not the point though, OP is A class Chad for no ads.
Hey buddy, them's fightin' concertos!
ahaha ya got me
Kill the wabbit? OH heeell no its on!
I say, there is about to be a duel in the theatre!
The secret of Art is that it is timeless. It doesn't age, and the very best tells a great story of the human spirit. It reveals to us something we never knew, yet somehow knew all along. It reminds us to try a fresh perspective and that nothing is impossible when you look from the right angle. This music is truly as glorious now as it was back then!
I should frame this comment.
Shame that now is for posers and lefties
@@nicolascastillo6319 Art is for posers and lefties? What on Earth are you gibbering about?
very well said
@@HangrySaturn just like ia is lefty, its no sercret the world took an imposed big turn to the left, posmodernism had tints of that
I'll certainly be Bach for another listen. Love how y'all are Chopin it up!
the thing i love with classic music is that it NEVER grows old unlike other songs
You got it! Classical music is simply timeless 🙌
i agree.theres always a note you did not notice on that listen
Classical music never goes out of style. Absolutely timeless 💖
Yeah, you could call them real ... Classics 😂
Classic never dies, but it is not in style right now. Pop and Rap music is , sadly, the style of this era. In style is what is "in" .
@@fckprc8149 Not true, not necessarily. It can also mean to be striking, elegant or outstanding.
@@fckprc8149 rap music prrtftt 🤣
Not in europe.
And Classic stil sort of exist.. only in this new era beethoven plays a synthesizer instead of piano..
@@DenSchimmige Look at what brings in the most money in the west. Europe still buys lots of hiphop. Metal without distortion sounds like classic more often than not. EDM sounds like a shite and most of those artists can't even play an instrument. That is an insult to classical music what you're doing here.
the most appropriate thumbnail photo I have seen for the last 10 yrs.
Why that's quite the compliment, thanks!
Indeed 🎉
"Cast thine eyes yonder upon mine fists"
"Taste mine pugilist hands"
"I shall make thee consume the earth beneath thy feet"
Brb adding these to our everyday vocabulary when someone gets on our nerves
Should be _"thy_ feet", though.
@@73elephants thx
BARS
studying rn and this music makes me want to academically excel in all subjects
May thine scholarly endeavors be fruitful
The pursuit of your educational prowess
Thine music slappeth
I choked on my water 😂😂😂😂
did the bay enter the chat? 😂
😂😂😂
all hail, thy comment 🤣
*sipping tea* indeed
I can't describe how, but I somehow knew, without a doubt, that this video was going to start with Vivaldi's Summer.
For real, it’s predictable and overplayed. Check out my music playlist if you want to…
@@Shreksbigfattoeyo Your playlists must be private, they don't show up on your channel.
I myself was looking for some Paganini but, Vivaldi will do.
I recognized it right away. It's a banger
i didn't even know it was called vivaldi's summer but that was the song playing in my head when i clicked this video
I don't know what I would do working now on my deadline without your music in the background! Thank you Halidon Music so much! 😄
Our pleasure! We're happy to provide the right soundtrack to help you get things done 💪🔥
It is another level of beauty to listen to an orchestra performing live in a beautiful concert hall.
Imagine hearing this for the first time when it was composed 😮❤😢
Considering how incredible it still feels today, back then it must have been mind-blowing! 🤯
Actually I prefer hearing now, because a single one of those tracks makes me remember a lot of other ones that got inspired by them at the same time, it's quite awesome ^^
Still, hearing it live from an orchestra instead of a computer should be much better x)
Imagine being composed when hearing this for the first time.
Listening to this, tears come easily; I can only imagine how much more emotional it would be in person.
My good sir! Thou art has rocker'd thy miters! Very good!
When you realize how much Looney Tunes was low key giving cultural lessons while making you laugh.
Exactly! They've introduced millions of children to classical music without them realising, and that's why many people actually know way more classical pieces than they'd think ;)
Fantasia was pretty good too but loony toons made it funny.
Baroque and Roll
haha
Paintings colour space, music colours time. Some music, however, is timeless.
I love how you kick it off with the exact piece that came to mind when I saw this thumbnail. Vivaldi was a monster, and let’s not forget even slightly predated Bach
yep, found myself headbanging several times. Can confirm list goes hard.
Even the responses have humor in the reply 😂 this is as good as the Sunday funnies
I've got to agree with this.
MAKE MUSIC GREAT AGAIN 🥰🤘
OH my gosh YES. I love Classical music.
You've found your tribe then! Here at Halidon Music we've gathered a wonderful community of classical lovers and enjoyers and you're absolutely welcome to join us 🎶
I didn't look at the tracklist, just listened to it while reading. After a while, I looked and saw that the video was almost over and I was extremely upset at not hearing Dvorak Symphony no.9. Thank god you just decided to save the best for last since that composition absolutely SLAPS!
Wow, yeah it almost sounds like I’m on a freaking adventure!
Agreed, the fourth movement is an absolute banger!
We played that in high school!
Upon discovering this playlist, I almost commented that Dvorak must be on here. I'm barely in the first quarter of the playlist. Glad to know I'm right!
Truly the best music to battle your evil master on the moon to
It is really nice to finally hear the dynamic parts of well known calm pieces like Pomp and Circumstance.
I was lucky enough to watch Mozart live and he puts on a hell of a show
Are you a vampire?
So you’re like 250 years old?!
I Have Sat Here For The 2 Hours, 24 Minutes, And 17 Seconds The Video Has Played For. I Regret Absolutely Nothing. I Could've Completed My Homework Twice Over Now... But No.
Exquisite taste
I sang Dies Irae as a 1st bass in a choir 500 strong once with a full orchestra. Ive never experienced classical music slapping so hard before. It was truly an insane experience.
That sounds incredible!
did it feel like the end of the world?
The closest I've ever come. And I've lived through a damn pandemic! @@Garanon5
Right on sounds amazing! Read this comment just as it started!
I posted pics, but someone in the comments still said “didn’t happen”… what now
Brother since I was 7 years old.... for just about 3 decades... I've been looking this type of compilation.
The days of searching are officially in the past now, you have reached your destination 😎
Ur 77? Holy
@@Batman78488 37.* 😅
Same! & Often disappointed with what I've found... then this just popped up, "here you go", in my recommended.. 🔥
These guys were incredible, music is our greatest achievement
Music and medicine
I love all music but this is so concise for how i explain my love for the classics. This formed the basis for all of the music we love today.
What a time to be alive when talented individuals can take compositions from different timeless work spanning centuries and make a new work.
some others i suggest
Holst - Mars
Mahler - Resurrection symphony 5th movement (excerpts), Symphony #10 first movement (excerpts)
Bruckner - symphony #9 2nd movement
Shostakovich - symphony #8 - 3rd movement.
Orff - O Fortuna
Richard Strauss - Alpine Symphony - Storm
Modest Mussorgsky - Pictures at an exhibition - Baba Yaga
Agree, pretty much all of Pictures at an Exhibition could be included. (Also, it's a shame not to credit Ravel, who wrote the original).
@@StoicTheGeek he didn't write the original. He orchestrated it. The original was a piano suite by Modest
@@listerofsmeg884 Oops! I’m back to front! For some strange reason I had in my head that Mussorgsky orchestrated Ravel!Bit of a brain fade there - thanks for the correction.
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The four seasons make me feel like im an evil mastermind and my plan has just come to fruition as i waltz around my flat with a whiskey in my hand 😂😅
Isn't that the greatest feeling ever? Btw if you're looking to join other evil masterminds we recommend checking out our "Classical Music for Villains" series 😈 You can listen to Vol. 1 here: th-cam.com/video/Q0OhmGD-4-E/w-d-xo.html
Your description brings a picture of Harry Dresden to mind.
@Falterbeast90 😂 I have cats so I sit on my couch and practice my evil laughter while I gracefully pet them
This is one of the best playlists I've ever seen.
That's so kind of you Liz, you make us cry 😭💙
I had the chance to see Vivaldi’s Four Seasons live in Wien, and it was absolutely metal
That's a life-altering experience! 🤘
In karlskirche? Amazing experience.
@@limbotoobobo yes, my wife and I accidentally scored front row tickets, and yes it was amazing!
@@HALIDONMUSIC it was awesome
Dude what was Vivaldi like? How old are you?
This... Is... Exactly what I needed. What I've been looking for... Bravissimo to the geniuses that made these beautiful symphonies!!! God thank you!!!
We're thrilled that our playlist found its way to you then, thank you very much!
This is awesome! Would love to see these works included in future playlists for "hardcore" classical music:
1. "Mars" from Holst's "The Planets;" what I imagine hardcore classical music to be
2. Vesuvius, Frank Ticheli; is this considered classical?
3.Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral; starts off slowly, but the buildup is worth it
4. Finale from Stravinsky's Firebird Suite; purely epic music
Franz Liszt ,Tottentanz
"The Planets" is one of the best
Great list! I'd add Brahms second piano concerto (second movement). That gets pretty dark pretty quick.
Thank you for the awesome suggestions! As a music label we can only feature the recordings we own in our compilations, but we're constantly working towards expanding our catalogue and recs are absolutely welcome 🤗
Mars is also one of the most iconic, influential pieces ever written! Many movies ripped it off, including Star Wars. Quite a few bands too. Off the top of my head, the songs Am I Evil? by Diamond Head and The Reign ov Shemsu Hor by Behemoth blatantly ripped it off at the start. Black Sabbath by Black Sabbath too, but it's not as obvious.
Vielen herzlichen Dank für die exzellente Auswahl der Playlist🙏👍. Viele Grüße🙋♀
Danke, dass du dir unsere energiegeladene Playlist angehört hast, Elisa. Wir hoffen, dass sie dich mit Positivität und Energie für den Rest der Woche erfüllt! 🌹✨
Opening with one of the greatest pieces of all time!! This playlist does indeed pack a punch!! And it just so happens to be in my favourite TV show called Nighty Night. If you have a subversive sense of humour, then i recommend it. There is something magical in your playlists!! 💯👏👏👏💚💚💚
I'd better not be the only one having bugs bunny flashbacks 😂😂
U mean 'Kill da wabbit' ? Abs hilarious I thort, best BB cartoon by far my friend 👍👍
I love you.
lol
Barber of Seville gets me every time thinking of Bugs bunny.
I really enjoy this fast-paced music compilation, Halidon Music! Keep going.💝😍💗💞
We love to hear it Nora, thank you very much! We hope you have a great day 🥰
Спасибо большое за прекрасную Божественную музыку!😊🤗🙃💖💯👍🕊
Vivaldi especially was making metal before metal was even a thing. I am surprised his Folia did not make it into the list, because that finale is harder than a lot of today's black metal songs.
black metal could be the hardest metal genre out there if they'd just use decent recording equipment.
@@o15523Black metal better when raw.
Vivaldi and Avenged Sevenfold 💀✨❤️ If you make a playlist of JUST them 👀. 👌🏻🤟🏼
Vivaldi invented heavy metal. The Red Priest was composing his music in churches and cathedrals to honor God with the people attending the mass. It doesn't get more gothic and heavy metal than this. La Folia is legendary.
Yo....This does go hard. Big shouts algorithm for the serve.
Glad you agree, thanks for stopping by to listen! We have a brand new playlist called "Devilishly Good Classical Music" if you'd like to check it out since you're here ;) 👉 th-cam.com/video/nEl0RYbv_ag/w-d-xo.html
Ride of the Valkyries is so awesome!!!
It's our go-to music choice when we want to feel invincible 🔥
So there I was sharpening my bayonet before the Revolution started and out of nowhere I hear “The Red Coats are Coming!!” And that’s when I sprang into action.
Wonderful selection, some of my favourites here ! Thanks ,Halidon!
Thank you for your kind words Katie 🌼
so far my favorite playlist
We're thrilled that you like this one, we had so much fun making it! Do you have a favourite piece from the list?
this is simply exquisite, nothing beats a hearty tune made by the greatest composers of all time!
Exquisite, I say
Why thank you kindly, Randell!
Thine glorious hymns do indeed resound with a tremendous magnitude of strength so as to smite any foe
I remember waiting for the train at Marta in Atlanta. The classical music playing was so good that when the song ended, people clapped, even though it was a radio station.
This mix made me a fan of classical music. Kudos to you guys.
Needs to be played LOUD!
Oh yes, the walls must shake
ive headbanged to some of these before. now i know i am not alone.
You absolutely aren't, jeydomo! Here at Halidon Music, headbanging to classical pieces is an everyday thing 🤘
Awesome!!! My dance classes are going to love this! 🩰
Oh joy, we really hope they did! 🥰🥰
Strong classical music. Thanks, Halidon.
Exactly the song I was looking for, exactly what I wanted to hear as soon it started
Awesome selection! I need this motivation today, GRAZIE🔥❤️
We're halfway through the week so we need that dose of adrenaline to make it to Friday 🔥 Glad it was what you needed Deanna, thanks for listening!
Nothing goes hard without some percussion! Bring it!
아름다운 연주곡 잘 들었습니다~감사합니다~🎵🎻🎺📯🥁🌿🍀☘🌹🌹☘🍀🌿❤❤수고 많으셨습니다~☕
amazing, every classical song has its own journey and story. beautiful
Thank you, HalidonMusic, for such great idea of attracting people to Classic Music and awakening in them irreplaceable love to this Greatest Art! 🙏🏻👑🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
We've made it our mission to try and show everyone that classical music isn't simply a relic of the past or an outdated and boring genre, but a lively, exciting art that still has lots to give to this day... and we couldn't do it without the support of all of you classical lovers who encourage us and keep us going, so thank _you_ ! 💗
@@HALIDONMUSIC You really made it, Dear HalidonMusic! As a vocalist, I have always dreamed of someone SPECIAL, like your amazing team, who will demonstrate to the whole world that this world and every person in it still needs the Bright Sun and its incomparable warmth, which is Classical Music. Especially nowadays, when such music is a real Panacea for the heart and a Refuge for the soul! Accept my sincerest gratitude! 🙏🏻😌🥰 And please, continue your holy mission! ☀️👑☀️
I frowned while selecting this video, pure self hatred flooding my bones, then upon hearing the first few seconds my mind expanded beyond myself, beyond this world, beyond God's never ending space, and I immediately bonked that save button harder than its ever been bonked before
This is officially our new favourite comment ever
C'est très beau surtout AIDA DE VERDI
Bless the man or woman that put this playlist together
Credit goes to the lovely Mia, who will be very pleased to hear that you appreciate her work! Thank you for listening :)
thumbs up just for the artwork. i'm sure the music will be great as usual.
We are moving out of this avenue with a sound such as this ones!
🗣🗣🗣🔥🔥🔥
It took me almost 60 years to figure out I liked classical from my hard rock roots. This is a great f'n compilation.
ur one hip of a grandpa
Thank you, your comment made our day! It's never too late to discover a new passion, and despite what some people might think rock/metal and classical music are very compatible🤘
@@RealMakarov Thanks, not a Grampa yet lol.
@@HALIDONMUSIC Indeed. that was a few years ago, and I will always love bands like Zep. Bonham your missed m'fer. But yeah once you open the floodgates there is no turning back. It was Beethoven's 4th 1st movement with Carlos Klieber conducting, also one of fav conductors. that triggered me HARD, and to this day makes the waterworks flow among many other pieces. I remember listening to it but can't remember why or where. Senior moment i guess.
Anyone here in 1852?🎻🎹
Metal AF! 🤘😎
Maybe dthe best classical playlist that I ever saw for here. Thanks for sharing.
We don't quite know what to say, thank you from the bottom of our heart for such a generous compliment!
The guy in the painting looks like he's about to fight that tree
Dost thou even hoist? He says to it, completely obliterated on absinthe
I was thinking he was about to fight the text in the top right of the screen lol
Gostei muito dessa playlist Halidon, às vezes preciso de algo mais agitado.😁 Obrigada, tenham todos uma ótima noite.🎵🎶
Throughout symphonies and concertos, I alone am the orchestrated one. -Vivaldi
This is indubitable refreshing.
I must say
Good day 🎉
This mix is Lit - Litvinovsky, Probably
Great collection! I'm surprised that the finale of Tchaikovsky's "1812 Overture" is not included - but then again, I'm sure there are many deserving pieces that couldn't be included without making this 8 hours long.
V for Vendetta vibes kick hard here!
Before metal there was just brass.
Indubitably 🧐🔥
I think you meant...... before there was metal (brass is a metal alloy) there was wood, sinew and horse hair ❤
Well and strings. Vivaldi is straight speed metal.
Brass is still metal
@@Blue-zy5jg and@erinjakeman5116 "Metal" as in a genre of music...
Dudes headbanging in powdered wigs 🤘
This is perfect for my international conquest!
I. HAVE. WATCHED. THOUSANDS. OF THESE PLAYLISTS.
THIS ONE IS THE BEST YET. IT'S GOTTEN ME VIBING FOR THE WHOLE PLAYLIST WITHOUT A BREAK
You're making us blush here, thank you so much!
@@HALIDONMUSIC thank YOU! I can't stop listening to it!
My favorites are the 3rd movement of the summer. And the 4th movement of Dvoraks 9th symphony
Power metal band "rhapsody of fire" arranged dvorak piece in the album "rain of a thousand flames". look for track titled "The Wizard's Last Rhymes"