This is literally what it sounds like inside a composer's mind - one song's passages being mixed with another different song because the part just sounds like it. Great ending though.
2:07 button for myself to listen to this earcandy It sounds like the climax and ending of some performance or chase scene from a movie, and gives me circus vibes
that Wedding March-->Megalovania-->Chopin Ballade No1 is absolutely smooth af! Hope for more videos like this OuO Edit: Thanks for the likes! I think I've never achieved a thousand likes lol
Full song list: 0:08 Unity - TheFatRat 0:50 Day Theme - Plants Vs. Zombies 1:07 Sonata 9 2nd Movement - Beethoven 1:09 Very sneaky Rickroll (possibly unintentional) 1:20 Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement - Beethoven 1:26 Sonata 9 3rd Movement - Beethoven 1:49 Wedding March - Mendelssohn 1:51 Funny Megalovania 1:53 Ballade No. 1 in G Minor - Chopin Disclaimer: I am aware that the creator has made a full list of the songs, but it’s a reply to someone else’s comment so it’s difficult to find. Plus I have a couple extra songs listed here.
What amazes me is that even through all the mess it still sounds like the Turkish March. This makes me die inside while also loving every second of it.
Actually I did notice that.XD So,in conclusion,what I've heard,is Beethoven sonata op14 3rd movement-->Beethoven sonata op9 3rd movement-->Mendelssohn Wedding March-->Megolovania-->Chopin ballade no1 Let me know if I've lost some(except Turkish March lol)
From 2:07 I have set the speed from Normal to 25 %. The music will be 4 times slower. Then I can hear the arpeggio notes seperately. For going up there are 8 32th notes (8 per quarternote) going up, and then 8 going down. I believe that is 2,5 octave. I am in a hotel, I don't have a synth now to test, but I will find out, how that is.
I could work on a complete version of it. I will use reverse engineering to achieve that. I have to find a way to put that on UA-cam. I would like to change some chords on measure 115, at 2:11. Not just Em, but Em, G, A, and then B7.
Measure 26 bass clef: 'Place entire forearm on keyboard' (Not at my keyboard at this moment, but I'm guessing a foream would span those two octaves.) Good thing it's A minor.
@@i..i..i6794 technically kind of I don't know if it would regularly classify as a string instrument, but since it uses strings to make sound I guess you could say that
Every single one of these cracks me up. I have my music students try to pick out the various melodies. Too often people get stuck up over classical music and don't have fun. These are a great diversion. Thank you.
0:00 Person A plays the Turkish March. 0:08 Person B shoves her away and plays Unity. 0:16 A regains control, but B plays high notes super fast and she's forced to match his speed. 0:25 B relents, but A is angry and it shows. 0:33 A has calmed down, but she can't concentrate because B distracts her. 0:43 B starts with his stupid high notes again. 0:47 A has had enough of B's bullshit and slams his head into the keys, then keeps playing angrily. 0:51 B recovers, shoves A away and starts playing PvZ music. 1:00 A and B fight for control, everything they play comes out as a mess. A is pissed off and hits the keys too hard. 1:16 B gives up, and A calms down... 1:20 ...or does she? She doesn't seem to be playing the right piece. 1:26 A fucking loses it and shoves B's head against the keys with her left hand and plays the same notes over and over with her right. 1:41 A slams B's head down on the keys hard, and he's seeing stars. 1:45 A gets back on track with the Turkish March. 1:48 B takes over again, but he's still completely out of it and plays random bits and pieces of music that don't go together. 1:53 A regains control, but plays the wrong piece because she can't think straight with all that chaos. 2:03 A starts to get back on track while B is recovering. 2:08 B finally fucking cooperates and they finish the Turkish March together.
Where do the additional note come from at 2:07 (or is it just me that hear additional notes) is it like glissandos? Edit : we can hear them clearly between the two chords at 2:22 and 2:23 Like for Some Music Stuff sees
This is truly a MASTERPIECE. I have enjoyed it, thanks for sharing it. But, just as a personal detail, maybe I would have taken advantage of the 1:29 section to do a kind of "Rush A" (just because the A was being repeted with an accelerando LOL) Great job, dude! (Maybe it's work, but I'm not a native English speaker, so I don't know, sorry.)
ok that last part gave me inspiration for some funky classically inspired dubstep or something, like take a traditional classical melody sound and add arpeggios and some alternate chords and you have yourself a new genre.
Am I the only person who hears horror soundtrack music during certain parts of this? Just me? Ok then. Honestly adore these though. Perfect example of controlled chaos
It kind of sounds like two people fighting over a piano, and every so often one gets their head smashed repeatedly against the keys. I love it
Nice
And every so often one of them gets the upper hand and it sounds like the world is coherent again
somebody animate this
Then one completely flatlines
ua-cam.com/video/lhUmi27cDcs/v-deo.html sauce
This is literally what it sounds like inside a composer's mind - one song's passages being mixed with another different song because the part just sounds like it.
Great ending though.
[Citation Needed]
Glad to see I’m not the only one like this.
@@stickmanonastick6089 I SWEAR I THOUGHT
ACCURATE
this happens daily
The ending was actually really good
what would you call those trills under the main melody? is that them "arpeggios"? anyways it ruled
@@irurwurst I didn't once see them, but yes Sextet Arpeggios.
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Sounds like a grand finale.
2:07
Sometimes my brain prefers this kind of music and I cannot explain why
It needs no explanation, my friend
Same.
Many amazing songs in one with extra energy there is no not liking it
Because the brain scratches feel good
it's because the music sounds like what the inside of my brain looks like
2:07 is amazing, it should be a full piece
Oh yes.
this is the sheet music boss approach to music scoring
@@jplayzow true
2:14 sounds familiar but I can't put my finger on it. what a sneaky little composer we have here
@@mr.hanfblatt9152 its the actual Turkish March
it immediately came from Turkish march to literal unity
same
dude lowkey want to arrange this for symphony call it variations on a turkish march
is there any way i could get the full sheet music with the backround parts so i could do this actually sounds like a lot of fun
Please pay your musicians a wee extra for it.
I'd call it "Conflicts on a Turkish March"
this gives me so much 2013 nostalgia
edit: i was referring to 0:10, and commented before i reached the shitshow at 0:18
whats the music at 0.10?
@@ActAshira unity by thefatrat
The man, the myth, the legend
Hi George
Plants vs Zombies @ 0:51
the wedding march was random AF I lost it at that part
Then followed by Megalovania, i was already dead
2:07 button for myself to listen to this earcandy
It sounds like the climax and ending of some performance or chase scene from a movie, and gives me circus vibes
Right? I love that part!
its great. hope ya dont mine me using your "button"
@@acrazycoder8309 😏
(what?)
That part absolutely slaps!
2:01
hey, it happens to the best of us
(this is awesome)
Oh my God. It's you. Do you ever get distracted when playing? Is this how the Rush E etc... songs were made?
Holy shit you're here?!
Oh my god.
It’s the guy
plot twist: you made rush E while being distracted :)
god it's too beautiful 2:07
You would actually need 3 hands to play that monstrosity of polyphony
@@mathmaniac3033 and 3 pianos
and still need to stay alive after that
It reminds me of Rush E
that Wedding March-->Megalovania-->Chopin Ballade No1 is absolutely smooth af!
Hope for more videos like this OuO
Edit: Thanks for the likes! I think I've never achieved a thousand likes lol
Unity
ua-cam.com/video/lhUmi27cDcs/v-deo.html the sauce
That wasn’t megalovania, it was unity by the fat rat
@@Z.Toast1 I think there was megalovania in a later section of the video
@@nightyysleeps It’s at 1:49
Full song list:
0:08 Unity - TheFatRat
0:50 Day Theme - Plants Vs. Zombies
1:07 Sonata 9 2nd Movement - Beethoven
1:09 Very sneaky Rickroll (possibly unintentional)
1:20 Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement - Beethoven
1:26 Sonata 9 3rd Movement - Beethoven
1:49 Wedding March - Mendelssohn
1:51 Funny Megalovania
1:53 Ballade No. 1 in G Minor - Chopin
Disclaimer: I am aware that the creator has made a full list of the songs, but it’s a reply to someone else’s comment so it’s difficult to find. Plus I have a couple extra songs listed here.
0:42 bomb
1:30 bomb 2
Fortunately, no lick (or maybe i'm becoming too paranoic loking for the lick)
@@ningunapersona Is that a song? It sounds like piano-banging there.
@@lemonpringlesdoodles it sounds like a digital bomb about to explode (and the actual explosion)
What amazes me is that even through all the mess it still sounds like the Turkish March. This makes me die inside while also loving every second of it.
💀 I want whatever you were on while being distracted.
Everybody gangsta until the music notes become triangles
Everybody gangsta until the music notes start saying ‘a^2 + b^2 = c^2’
It's frightening that this is in sonata form
Imagine seeing this sheet music for sight reading in a piano exam lmaoo... I'd puke
1:05 Imagine seeing this LMFAO
Damn, he even include Beethoven Sonata no. 9 3rd mvt, which is underrated. I love this guy
i'm actually learning that sonata right now lmao
1:48 I lost it here this is just ridiculous
0:33 actually sounds cool as hell
Cool and beautiful, at the expense of one's pinky finger 😂😂
Ikr
This is art. -chef's kiss-
1:30 repeat
1:38 ITS GONNA BLOW
1:41 explosion
1:49 your wedding’s gonna have a bad time
2:01 drama…
2:08 wow
The thing is, a lot of this could be taken seriously as avant-garde variations on the Turkish March...
1:26 Am the the only one who notices that this is Beethoven's Sonata No. 9 3rd movement? xD But I love how there are also less known pieces!
Actually I did notice that.XD
So,in conclusion,what I've heard,is
Beethoven sonata op14 3rd movement-->Beethoven sonata op9 3rd movement-->Mendelssohn Wedding March-->Megolovania-->Chopin ballade no1
Let me know if I've lost some(except Turkish March lol)
Yey! Someone also got that No. 9 3rd mvt
I notice that but I forgot the name, I just knew it's from one of Beethoven's sonata.
I like how at 2:07 all of the fast notes aren’t even notated. That’s very Baroque, even though Mozart was Classical.
From 2:07 I have set the speed from Normal to 25 %. The music will be 4 times slower. Then I can hear the arpeggio notes seperately. For going up there are 8 32th notes (8 per quarternote) going up, and then 8 going down. I believe that is 2,5 octave. I am in a hotel, I don't have a synth now to test, but I will find out, how that is.
2:07 Bro, that is just perfect
i fricken love that one
This is by far my favorite one of these videos. I love the rythmic and completely ungarmonic smashing of keys at 1:13, PLEASE MAKE MORE OF THAT!!
The finale is absolutely beautiful I want a full length song of just that
This has the energy of that scene in Roger Rabbit where Daffy and Donald fight over the pianos
1:00 I vibe with this even on the musical level
Now this is just an accidental masterpiece
The ending part from measure 111 onwards was actually so pleasing and I would honestly listen to that over and over
Definitely. There are real talents out there in the UA-cam community!
I wish 2:07 was longer. It sounds so good
I could work on a complete version of it. I will use reverse engineering to achieve that. I have to find a way to put that on UA-cam. I would like to change some chords on measure 115, at 2:11. Not just Em, but Em, G, A, and then B7.
Measure 26 bass clef: 'Place entire forearm on keyboard' (Not at my keyboard at this moment, but I'm guessing a foream would span those two octaves.) Good thing it's A minor.
As a pianist I cannot tell you how impressive it would be to see someone play this in real life
ok, but the end sounds really amazing
im gonna attempt to play it
Ok, good luck with that!
Your hands are gonna die
Me too! I love it!
2:06 My favorite part! Mozart on steroids 😂
Totally them not adding string instruments randomly😂
But isn’t piano also a string instrument?
@@i..i..i6794 technically kind of I don't know if it would regularly classify as a string instrument, but since it uses strings to make sound I guess you could say that
@@i..i..i6794 Piano is kinda its own thing, being a mix between percussion and string
@@koni5883 true
@@vz_aliyah It's percussion because of the hammers
Note to self: 2:07 is incredible
This sounds like me and my sister fighting over who’s turn it is with the piano.
You know it's awesome when the computer starts to improvise a arpeggios
2:07 is that me, or it sounds really good?
0:08 dude really went from classic to gd music
You wouldn’t happen to know what that song is called?
@@crusadersirdan Unity - TheFatRat
that's extremely offensive to the respectable creator who made it. That's not even a GD song.
youre not speaking for the fatrat himself are you? just be quiet please no one asked
@@leukok1405 thanks
the reharmonization in the end is actually soooooo EPIC!
This has so much chaotic energy.
I love it 🤣
did i hear a plants vs zombies theme at 0:50. i love this
Yes
I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed
It was from PVZ? Oh my god, it was
Nope
Which one?
Can we just talk about that beginning like... 16 seconds and how that transition to Unity was smooth as HELL-
Every single one of these cracks me up. I have my music students try to pick out the various melodies. Too often people get stuck up over classical music and don't have fun. These are a great diversion. Thank you.
love that you added Plants vs Zombies, hadn't seen that one in any other of this type of video yet
I appreciate the PVZ Grasswalk at 0:50
why is the ending actually brilliant lmao
I get the feeling that Mozart would have loved some parts of this
I guess so, too!
0:43 ah yes, my favorite part of this classic, the part where a fucking c4 ticking and detonates
0:00 Person A plays the Turkish March.
0:08 Person B shoves her away and plays Unity.
0:16 A regains control, but B plays high notes super fast and she's forced to match his speed.
0:25 B relents, but A is angry and it shows.
0:33 A has calmed down, but she can't concentrate because B distracts her.
0:43 B starts with his stupid high notes again.
0:47 A has had enough of B's bullshit and slams his head into the keys, then keeps playing angrily.
0:51 B recovers, shoves A away and starts playing PvZ music.
1:00 A and B fight for control, everything they play comes out as a mess. A is pissed off and hits the keys too hard.
1:16 B gives up, and A calms down...
1:20 ...or does she? She doesn't seem to be playing the right piece.
1:26 A fucking loses it and shoves B's head against the keys with her left hand and plays the same notes over and over with her right.
1:41 A slams B's head down on the keys hard, and he's seeing stars.
1:45 A gets back on track with the Turkish March.
1:48 B takes over again, but he's still completely out of it and plays random bits and pieces of music that don't go together.
1:53 A regains control, but plays the wrong piece because she can't think straight with all that chaos.
2:03 A starts to get back on track while B is recovering.
2:08 B finally fucking cooperates and they finish the Turkish March together.
Thank you to the people who make MuseScore and similar so we can hear...stuff...like this.
This at double the speed is like what the Sun will sound when itself gets combusted to a black hole. Easiest description avaiable.
1:39 Missed opportunity for Still Dre
YES
0:45 *piano grenade*
Honestly for some reason I found the finale to be quite satisfying.
2:01 No, no, no.. don't take this away from me!
this is by far my favorite of this type of video lol
After watching this, i found it harder to explain to my friends what genre of music i listen to...
The first transition got me right away XD
Where do the additional note come from at 2:07 (or is it just me that hear additional notes) is it like glissandos?
Edit : we can hear them clearly between the two chords at 2:22 and 2:23
Like for Some Music Stuff sees
I have no idea where the notes come from, but I heard them too
Literally LOVED that ending
When Unity started playing… dear god did I start cheering so loud YESSSSSS IT SOUNDS SO GOOD. Ty for that moment 🥹
The end is better than whole Turkish March
2:06 Turkish March ultra epic version
The finale was phenomenal. Loved it
the ending sounds actually absolutely awesome!
This is truly a MASTERPIECE. I have enjoyed it, thanks for sharing it. But, just as a personal detail, maybe I would have taken advantage of the 1:29 section to do a kind of "Rush A" (just because the A was being repeted with an accelerando LOL) Great job, dude! (Maybe it's work, but I'm not a native English speaker, so I don't know, sorry.)
Exactly my thoughts!
@@manzero134gd Ikr? 😂 But would it be "great job" or "great work"?
@@jesusestellesmico2457 both work just fine!
@@donutdisturblivball Ok, thanks!
Yeah this is totally relatable! I played Fur Elise one time and I accidentally summoned a demon as well
ok that last part gave me inspiration for some funky classically inspired dubstep or something, like take a traditional classical melody sound and add arpeggios and some alternate chords and you have yourself a new genre.
0:08 this unity part is just so BEAUTIFUL.
0:50 this part is so awesome. i cannot even describe it
It sounds like it's from plants vs zombies
@@theMemeDetective It's Moongrains from PvZ
@@fishest7424 knew it
This isn't Moongrains. This is a section of Grasswalk.
Love the ending sooooo much (my favorite song ever!) Edit* Can you please make into a Spotify song so I can listen to it without UA-cam. Please!
That ending actually sounds really good.
1:53 to the end is actually super amazing the sounds are so good aaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
Does anyone know what song that is that plays right there?
@@miscalanius Chopin's Ballade no 1 in g minor
you didn’t get frustrated, this is just what it looks like when you don’t know how to use musescore
1:09 did i just get rickrolled
ITS HIDDEN SO WELL
What
Hey *wait a minute*
THE FLAWLESS TRANSITION TO MEGALOVANIA AT 1:50 GOT ME ROLLING-
Mozart: come here, we need to have a little talk
That ending sounded fucking amazing.
0:17 Volodos Turkish March in a nutshell
It's kind of like when you're trying to play piano, but your friend walks up to you in the background.
Sounds like somebody dropped a BIG box of mixed golf balls, pingpong balls, india rubber balls and ball bearings. Love it.
that ending was actually sick
1:25 just randomly Beethoven piano sonata 9, nice
a a a a a a a a a a a a a a *a a a a a a a a a a a a a A A A A A A A A A A A A A A AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA- *boom**
beethoven sitting there playing this just on a whim thinking "i wish i could hear what i just played"
This sounds like something straight out of a rhythm game
1:48 From wedding song to M E G A L O V A N I A
TheFatRat's unity off the start had me in awe. Very nice integration.
The ending was so rad!
That transition into unity was just brilliant
The whole thing sounds like the pianist was rage playing.
How is no one talking about the rickroll? 1:09
They didn't noticed it
2:08 that sounds really good actually!
Am I the only person who hears horror soundtrack music during certain parts of this? Just me? Ok then.
Honestly adore these though. Perfect example of controlled chaos