Buy the app @ warp-score.com/ This video was made using Blender (blender.org). The MIDI file used to make the Blender model is by Bernd Krueger (www.piano-midi.de/midi_files.htm).
imagine if this was a tunnel for a rollercoaster ride in a theme park dedicated to Liszt, and we the audience would literally ride through the piece while observing the light show with the music in our ears
@@jamesknowles.3552 definitely, the average Liszt songs require 3 hands to play for a normal person lol. Anyone who can play Hungarian Rasphody No.2 deserves a lot of respect for their skill and practice.
When your only appreciation in music the level of hardness is please never listen to it again, because there are many pieces which look easy but are super hard to play perfect and it‘s also not important if it‘s hard or not, i play gymnopedie and also winter wind at the same time and for me gymnopedie sounds even better
@@eternal.guidance_ Yes, if you appreciate a hard piece for its complexity, you are an uncultured biggot who does not deserve to listen to any kind of classical music and should probably just throw himself off a cliff. Yes, a lot of slower/less complex pieces can be daunting in achieving a high level of mastery but you can't just tell me hungarian rhapsody isn't just as hard to master, if not even harder
Dantoxism i said there are easy looking pieces that are much harder than u think when u look at the sheet music not that it‘s harder than the hungarian rhapsody
here we are 3 years on and still a masterpiece in visual and musical work, I always come for a tunnel ride when I need some instant PEACE and CALM. two songs max and all is well with the world....so I just keep on watching 'til the phone rings or some other distraction demands my attention. then back for another tunnel ride!! then out to the horizons and cityscapes...all excellent work. Thanks for putting something Good on the wwweb.
I don't know why but when I listen to this piece, I feel like Franz Lizt wrote something different everyday to compose this piece and at the end he just put it all together and this was the result. Fantastic.
I would love to have a clock with LEDs on the edge that lit up with the hit of each note just like what is shown here. I love seeing the notes dance around the spectrum.
@ gobblox39 / Go to TH-cam search and type "smalin ". and you'll find several dozen animations of classical music, where notes jumping, running, falling. .... depending on what classical composition you choose.Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!
coolest thing I ve ever seen. Piano becomes so easy after watching this. I turned off the light in my room, and watched it with full screen. It is like exploring a mysterious tunnel.
I can't get enough of these!! Brilliant, inventive!! Watching these digital light shows while some of the favorite pieces I play are presented is the best stuff I've ever watched.
Dude, this format is ingenious. I've never seen a method of real time notation that so accurately denotes what's happening. Congrats on being a genius!
After watching this video several times, I finally learnt the piece with your tutorial. It was a bit of a special tutorial right there which I've never seen befor but at the end it workout out.. only took me 7 years. Thank you so much. I am going to start a new one tomorrow.
Love this; it seems to finish out the edges of my synaesthesia and make the whole impression more clear. I feel like I now appreciate this piece quite a lot more than I did before.
When meditation at my school my teacher puts this on and I LITERALLY just pretend I'm playing this, like this is THE BEST!!! [Also 5:33 is my favorite🎹🎹🎹]
i like the mechanical feel of it. It is like a music box. Every note is played exactly when it is supposed to. It would be nice if the end was more dramatic, but then, it would not be what it is. Perfect. You know it's perfect when everyone has an idea on how to make it imperfect. That's life.
I love music boxes. When I was a child we had a hand-held toy music box that played the Swan Lake theme with little arpeggios going on underneath it. That thing was fascinating to me seeing the visual and audible synchronization of it. It made the music much less abstract.
andy fillebrown there's something about music boxes... in my subconscious, i imagine that the whole universe is a type of music box. Like i told Musanim who does synth... you do not yet realize how important this is. Thank you again.
Your animations are pure perfection. Walt Disney would have died to have this capability when he was making fantasia. However, allow me to complain about some of the choices made for the performance of the music. Like this one for example: its a midi file and very robotic. Wasn't there any recording of a real person playing whowould release their copyright to you? I realize that syncing a midi file is a lot easier but it adversely affects the music. In any case, keep up the good work, these are amazing teaching tools.
Thanks. The MIDI files are ok, but I agree with you that they're not the best. If you find someone with good MIDI files willing to release copyright, I'd love to have them. They are not easy to find. That being said, make sure you check out the Goldberg Variations on this channel. They are studio recordings that were released into the public domain by Kimiko Ishizaka that I synchronized using MIDI files made at the same time during the same recording sessions. I wish I had more time to do more like that. Also, make sure you check out the newer videos on this channel. They are made from MIDI files made from real performances recorded during a competition. See the video descriptions for web links. I'm also working on an app that will let people make these kinds of videos easily from any MIDI file they want. So stay tuned for that, too!
Could I suggest a couple of pieces? I love your work, and I'd love to see Liszt's transcription of the four movements of Beethoven's 9th symphony, for solo piano. Your work is amazing!
One of classical music's best pieces, my favorite version was played by Mr. Bugs Bunny with the assistance of a mouse. Why someone named Franz Liszt got so much credit, I DON'T KNOW! :)
Holy Crap......blew me away. Love how the sound and light emerge together...but you can see what is coming. 7:20 is a great place to see that....and see what is coming and just imagine what it will sound like and then hear it. WOW
La infinit aş asculta această compoziție-capodoperă; importantă e şi defătarea vizuală care e pe calibrul compoziției! Felicitări! Să audă şi astrele muzica lui Liszt....Mulțumesc!
It's nice this song gets some love from yough people. But the song is actually way more beautiful. This computer is nearly making fun of the feeling this should be played with. And the final comes to early. A nice part is missing.
David B agreed. I also noticed some tunes where off the rythm and the beat. Especially the higher ones. While some don't have sufficient lift to convey the feeling of this piece. But the visuals are very satisfying to watch. So I would say great job the person behind this.
serena I read somewhere Chopin once told Liszt not to mess and improvise with his music and afterwards he plays for 1 hour and Liszt was like you’re right.
andy fillebrown Our greatest mathematician alive (89) keeps telling us that numbers and functions can only be understood together with music and colours, like old greeks suggested. Your work is the proof. Thanks again.
imagine if this was a tunnel for a rollercoaster ride in a theme park dedicated to Liszt, and we the audience would literally ride through the piece while observing the light show with the music in our ears
Sum Yung Gai Sadly, there is no such park.
8 minute ride ._.
Contact Elon Musk or Richard Branson they have the funding to make this happen.
oh heeellllll yeah
Rockit in Universal Studios, just ask if they can put this music there
Imagine that Liszt just created this amazing piece just to flex on every pianist alive, for all the eternity
It’s at 69 likes so I won’t like it. I think Liszt would appreciate the 69.
Also, yeah that sounds exactly like something he would do.
Pablo Mejia proposturous boast but alas
It's not that impressive a piece.
@@jtm232556 so you can play it?
@@jamesknowles.3552 definitely, the average Liszt songs require 3 hands to play for a normal person lol. Anyone who can play Hungarian Rasphody No.2 deserves a lot of respect for their skill and practice.
4:36 best part for me
LB FLAME. me too
Yea i love the Friska part :)
Not when played by this computer....
Sounds like Russian
me too ilove this part: friska
Forget Guitar Hero.
This right here is Piano Hero, bro.
Linus Nandati bro
bro
bro
bruh
Breh
5:15 I could hear that part 100 times, still'd love it.
I imagine the stuffed shirts of the day erupted into shock and awe at first hearing of this barrelhouse piano interlude.
To me it is the part where it becomes almost vulgar :/
Leonidas Raftopoulos I’m sure I can do the bass, but the treble???? Hah, nope.
Leonidas Raftopoulos Liszt writes like that
The build up
7:20 looking into the distance: oh god no please not like this
I want a giant screen in my room that plays videos like these all day long holy shit this was fantastic!
+Gijs Wolfs Hehe, awesome! I'm glad you like
yes, that would be super cool!
Gifs Wolfs, so I do! :)
So do I!
i have one of that, 60 inch UHD :) I cant tell you, its what you think it would be. Enveloping.
I don't know why but this makes me appreciate pianists more, it looks harder.
When your only appreciation in music the level of hardness is please never listen to it again, because there are many pieces which look easy but are super hard to play perfect and it‘s also not important if it‘s hard or not, i play gymnopedie and also winter wind at the same time and for me gymnopedie sounds even better
Like twinkle twinkle little star
@@eternal.guidance_ Yes, if you appreciate a hard piece for its complexity, you are an uncultured biggot who does not deserve to listen to any kind of classical music and should probably just throw himself off a cliff. Yes, a lot of slower/less complex pieces can be daunting in achieving a high level of mastery but you can't just tell me hungarian rhapsody isn't just as hard to master, if not even harder
Dantoxism i said there are easy looking pieces that are much harder than u think when u look at the sheet music not that it‘s harder than the hungarian rhapsody
@@eternal.guidance_ The appreciation for PIANISTS, not music.
video is hypnotizing and 1:34 - 1:56 .... eargasm.
I absolutely love this animation. I've seen many animations and this is one of my favourite methods of musical display.
Cool, thanks!
***** You're welcome! It's called a "graphical score".
i couldn't agree more
andy fillebrown are you the one who made the software for graphical score like this??
Glenwell Margallo I made a little bit of it, but most of it is done in Blender - blender.org
here we are 3 years on and still a masterpiece in visual and musical work, I always come for a tunnel ride when I need some instant PEACE and CALM. two songs max and all is well with the world....so I just keep on watching 'til the phone rings or some other distraction demands my attention. then back for another tunnel ride!! then out to the horizons and cityscapes...all excellent work.
Thanks for putting something Good on the wwweb.
You're very welcome Mr.RIX!
another 3 years have passed.
I don't know why but when I listen to this piece, I feel like Franz Lizt wrote something different everyday to compose this piece and at the end he just put it all together and this was the result. Fantastic.
Oh how alive one must feel to be able to play this.
I would love to have a clock with LEDs on the edge that lit up with the hit of each note just like what is shown here. I love seeing the notes dance around the spectrum.
me too!
@ gobblox39 / Go to TH-cam search and type "smalin ".
and you'll find several dozen animations of classical music, where notes jumping, running, falling. .... depending on what classical composition you choose.Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!
That sounds like a fun arduino project.
Indeed.
gobblox38 brilliant idea in every room!
I think that was one of the most beautiful things I've ever heard or watched.
Cheers
Then be sure to listen to it played by a real person. It is so much better. For example:
th-cam.com/video/LdH1hSWGFGU/w-d-xo.html
*useful (even more than beautiful...)!
i think no 9 is better
I cannot get enough of this piece! I'm in love!!!!!!!!
TH-cam in October 2019:
"So I suppose you're wondering why I've gathered you all here today"
The graphic is absolutely superb. An entirly different way to visualize music
this is with out a doubt the coolest way I have ever seen music represented!
half the views are mine
Brasileira?
😂
Aren't they mine?
The other half mine ahah
This is my ASMR
Half the likes were mines
What a wonderful visualization of the musical attributes. Allows people like me who are musically challenged to understand the beauty that others see.
i love this interface, its like the fabric of reality reminding me of the statement 'its full of stars' from a space oddysey.
coolest thing I ve ever seen. Piano becomes so easy after watching this. I turned off the light in my room, and watched it with full screen. It is like exploring a mysterious tunnel.
Simplesmente, DIVINO!!! Todo o conjunto, PERFEITO!!! Obrigada por nos proporcionar esse prazer!
7:39 that's so cool
Ikr it looks cool
This is probably the best visualisation I've ever seen.
I can't get enough of these!! Brilliant, inventive!! Watching these digital light shows while some of the favorite pieces I play are presented is the best stuff I've ever watched.
Dude, this format is ingenious. I've never seen a method of real time notation that so accurately denotes what's happening.
Congrats on being a genius!
In the future, we visualise music like this while travelling at warp speed
nah. I'll still be watching asmr vids....
;)
Dude came from future lmao
*Favorite Part is **5:33*
THERE ARE BETTER PARTS!!!!😂
@@michaelw.4469 It may not be your favorite but it is his favorite
@@peedrinker3575 I know, but I was just commenting :)
Same
Agree
AMAZING. I just can't believe that this exists and only now i see it. Congratulations from Argentina!
This is blowing my mind. The visual is absolutely incredible! I need more!
After watching this video several times, I finally learnt the piece with your tutorial. It was a bit of a special tutorial right there which I've never seen befor but at the end it workout out.. only took me 7 years. Thank you so much. I am going to start a new one tomorrow.
Love this; it seems to finish out the edges of my synaesthesia and make the whole impression more clear. I feel like I now appreciate this piece quite a lot more than I did before.
3:13 Resonance overload!!
really nice job, you can see space, structure of composition, longest of tones... nice
3:22 is my favourite, it is a beautiful clarinet duet in orchestra version!
This was an absolute delight! Wonderful visualization. I've somehow missed you until now. I'll be spending the day on this list I think. Thank you.
this is the most music galaxy I've flown through
So beautiful! I want to learn how to play!
Very interesting visualisation.
When meditation at my school my teacher puts this on and I LITERALLY just pretend I'm playing this, like this is THE BEST!!! [Also 5:33 is my favorite🎹🎹🎹]
What is it with youtube recommending 7 year old hidden gems, I was in primary school when this beauty came out
The change at 5:36 is outstanding
Looks like a dream I once had.
+18661873 wtf me too :p
i like the mechanical feel of it. It is like a music box. Every note is played exactly when it is supposed to. It would be nice if the end was more dramatic, but then, it would not be what it is. Perfect. You know it's perfect when everyone has an idea on how to make it imperfect. That's life.
I love music boxes. When I was a child we had a hand-held toy music box that played the Swan Lake theme with little arpeggios going on underneath it. That thing was fascinating to me seeing the visual and audible synchronization of it. It made the music much less abstract.
andy fillebrown there's something about music boxes... in my subconscious, i imagine that the whole universe is a type of music box. Like i told Musanim
who does synth... you do not yet realize how important this is. Thank you again.
I love the visual effects
The visuals on this are amazing.
7:55 the ending is in sight...
quite literally!
Simply mesmerizing one of my favorites :)
how only 6 likes
big dick
This is the BEST VISUALISATION I've ever seen! Great Job
This is truly amazing. Please do more of these.
I could hear 5:33 all day and still love it
Awww damn i just love the Friska part
I see you everywhere man
Yes, grasshoppah - this is your brain on DIGITAL!
Most interesting transition to 4D (& more?) space & time...love it!
My heartbeat goes up everytime the 6 minute mark rolls around. Anyone else really hear his playfulness?
mesmerizing
This is one of the best things I've seen on youtube and you are amazing!
What a brilliant visualization.
Thanks for upload. This is so amazingly cute song with nice visuals.
4:37 hardest melody I’ve ever heard
i am going to stop business management and accoutant study and try to play piano
Mr Mando Alot of patience and hard work to do so. But if you have time and money for that than good luck
*2 years later*
So... How did it go?
Yea and make no money
Feels like im in Transylvanias Dance baalroom and seeing people dancing around .. i love the tempo in this sound it writes images in my head.
I literally always end up coming to this piece. I love it!
Your animations are pure perfection. Walt Disney would have died to have this capability when he was making fantasia. However, allow me to complain about some of the choices made for the performance of the music. Like this one for example: its a midi file and very robotic. Wasn't there any recording of a real person playing whowould release their copyright to you? I realize that syncing a midi file is a lot easier but it adversely affects the music. In any case, keep up the good work, these are amazing teaching tools.
Thanks for watching! make sure you check out my newer videos. they're much better
lykeio schoolprojects I didn't know it was a midi file till reading your comment, however it's better than clang clang in my opinion.
Thanks. The MIDI files are ok, but I agree with you that they're not the best. If you find someone with good MIDI files willing to release copyright, I'd love to have them. They are not easy to find. That being said, make sure you check out the Goldberg Variations on this channel. They are studio recordings that were released into the public domain by Kimiko Ishizaka that I synchronized using MIDI files made at the same time during the same recording sessions. I wish I had more time to do more like that. Also, make sure you check out the newer videos on this channel. They are made from MIDI files made from real performances recorded during a competition. See the video descriptions for web links.
I'm also working on an app that will let people make these kinds of videos easily from any MIDI file they want. So stay tuned for that, too!
Why is this only now in my recommended?!
Incredibly effective!
Thank you for sharing it with us!
MrVoayer You are welcome! Thank you for watching =)
5:00 is my favorite hands down
Would love too see other things like, ballade No1 op 23 by Chopin or maybe his revolutionary étude, love the video.
Imagine at 5:16 You're a doctor, and that's what shows up on the ekg.
I like the beginning, it’s beautiful
This is beautiful! I'm very interested in your app. Thank you for this awesome video.
Could I suggest a couple of pieces? I love your work, and I'd love to see Liszt's transcription of the four movements of Beethoven's 9th symphony, for solo piano. Your work is amazing!
Thanks! Request added. Stay tuned...
The last two minutes are especially delicious.
It's as if this song was made for this visualization, wow!
So Happy I found this
Its beautiful, kind of like watching Tempest being played in slow-motion.
One of classical music's best pieces, my favorite version was played by Mr. Bugs Bunny with the assistance of a mouse. Why someone named Franz Liszt got so much credit, I DON'T KNOW! :)
I hope you are being sarcastic. D:
So do I!
To me it was Mr. Daffy Duck and Mr. Donald Duck. ;)
4:35 🔥❤️
Thanks. I'm glad you like it!
4:37 - 5:20 the best part
4:36 here is getting interesting (overall this is a masterpiece) #Liszt
A Slavic masterpiece
6:40 ... Spiderman is born
Hehe
Holy Crap......blew me away. Love how the sound and light emerge together...but you can see what is coming. 7:20 is a great place to see that....and see what is coming and just imagine what it will sound like and then hear it. WOW
La infinit aş asculta această compoziție-capodoperă; importantă e şi defătarea vizuală care e pe calibrul compoziției! Felicitări! Să audă şi astrele muzica lui Liszt....Mulțumesc!
OK. How many Kids here were sad that they had to wait till next week to see more cartoons?
4:35 best of the century
Sure! I'll add it to the list.
*liszt
that is the best visuals i had ever seen
Amo a música, é divina.
Obrigada pelo belíssimo espetáculo, adorei 🌷💖🌷💖🌷💖🌷💖🌷💖🕊
Aproveite sua madrugada, o céu está lindo 🌚
Grande abraço 🌹
Stay on target. Stay on target.
T
+Tamara Malanciuc I CAN HOLD IT
The most beautiful elegant way to understand and describe the music
Wow, that's cool. Thanks!
2:08 “ am I in heaven “
2:15 : boi you thought
It's nice this song gets some love from yough people.
But the song is actually way more beautiful.
This computer is nearly making fun of the feeling this should be played with.
And the final comes to early. A nice part is missing.
David B agreed. I also noticed some tunes where off the rythm and the beat. Especially the higher ones. While some don't have sufficient lift to convey the feeling of this piece.
But the visuals are very satisfying to watch. So I would say great job the person behind this.
@@giorgikumsiashvili4799 I see, we are the same opinion 😄
That's kinda gatekeeping
But in 10 years computers will play better than any humans believe me
youtube recommendations has gotten improved over time
Man, I used to love playing Templiszt on the old Atari.
Liszt was the better player while Chopin was the better and most legendary composer
Saosaq Ii even Chopin wished that he could steal Liszt’s way of playing his Etude no.10
serena I read somewhere Chopin once told Liszt not to mess and improvise with his music and afterwards he plays for 1 hour and Liszt was like you’re right.
Saosaq Ii Yep, sounds like them
Chopin was incredibly jealous of Liszt’s success/skill though
Saosaq Ii I don’t think either of them are better composers, they both wrote some of the best music the world will ever hear.
Chopin admired Liszt, but at the same time Chopin only made 2 public concerts in 39 years of life.
Computers help us realize that our life is so beautiful without them.
Congratulations to the author! Great achievement.
Indeed! Computing is so much more than computers. It is the exploration of the limits of our minds!
andy fillebrown Our greatest mathematician alive (89) keeps telling us that numbers and functions can only be understood together with music and colours, like old greeks suggested.
Your work is the proof.
Thanks again.
Magic!
Gyönyörű, és csodálatos meglátás! Köszönöm!