It's time to honor the most famous classical piano pieces ranked by views on a single UA-cam video. What's your favorite? ♫ 1st Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2): tinyurl.com/bpa7pnev * ♫ 2nd Place Sheet Music (Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata, 1st Movement): tinyurl.com/yc38zvmm * ♫ 3rd Place Sheet Music (Debussy - Clair de lune): tinyurl.com/mr2sdahk * ♫ 4th Place Sheet Music (Beethoven - Für Elise): tinyurl.com/yxtv6zj3 * ♫ 5th Place Sheet Music (Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata, 3rd Movement): tinyurl.com/55wex4nt * ♫ 6th Place Sheet Music (Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2): tinyurl.com/3ua6jf88 * ♫ 7th Place Sheet Music (Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca): bit.ly/3XSxD9y * ♫ 8th Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Nocturne in C-sharp minor): tinyurl.com/2af4fc9f * ♫ 9th Place Sheet Music (Liszt - La Campanella): tinyurl.com/558npd9w * ♫ 10th Place Sheet Music (Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No. 1): tinyurl.com/394hf9b4 * ♫ 11th Place Sheet Music (Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3): tinyurl.com/6zc54mm7 * ♫ 12th Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu): tinyurl.com/rryarjn5 * ♫ 13th Place Sheet Music (Debussy - Arabesque No. 1): tinyurl.com/7ruzjxfh * ♫ 14th Place Sheet Music (Mozart - Piano Sonata No.16 in C major, 1st Movement): tinyurl.com/mwkzmrhn * ♫ 15th Place Sheet Music (Debussy - Rêverie): tinyurl.com/yckky6mn * ♫ 16th Place Sheet Music (Rachmaninoff - Prélude in C-sharp minor): tinyurl.com/2fvjdcuk * ♫ 17th Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Winter Wind Etude): tinyurl.com/598d44td * ♫ 18th Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 1): tinyurl.com/yck2eznb * ♫ 19th Place Sheet Music (Beethoven - Tempest Sonata, 3rd Movement): tinyurl.com/3ejnhnn9 * * Affiliate Link
Ah! Nocturne in E-flat major, my favorite piece. It just relates how life is; the difficult and better times. The great romantic Chopin, just like I would describe myself (maybe a bit too much).
Je crois que lui,il s'est spécialisé dans cette instrument.Mais d'autres,plus vastes dans instruments,et registres musicaux.Ceux considérés,des vastes domaines
Even though it's overplayed, I still think that the 3rd movement of Moonlight Sonata is fire. Beethoven is becoming one of my favorite composers. I just saw his third Symphony "Eroica" performed, and it blew me away. I can understand how this piece transformed the classical symphony into the beginnings of the romantic symphony, thereby ushering in a new era of music. What an innovative genius!
The Liszt piano arrangement for Beethoven's symphony no 3 is one of the greatest piano pieces I've ever heard. Cyprien Katsaris' interpretation of the piece is probably the best one on UA-cam.
His first piano lesson, he received when he was 6. When he was 7, he released first piece and one year later, he gave his first live concert. At fcking 8!
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Anything by Chopin, every Single piece Chopin wrote is a masterpiece. His 1st Rondó is Perfection, wrote it when he was 15,his piano concerto n1 when he was 19, so what can I say, Chopin was The Chosen One ❤
His C-major rondo op.73 is even better!! E-flat major one feels like a ballade (what makes is special) but c-major has so much texture and expressions while being contained and restricted like a rondo and it sound godly
same . when I need relax I listen to chopin't noc 13 or Beethoven's sonata 32 mvt 2 when I need that sweet dopamine energy peak I listen to either Torrent or moonlight sonata or Beethoven's 9th & 7th
You mean piano composer? Then I agree. But Liszt was definitely a more skilled pianist. He supposedly sightread all of Chopin's etudes op. 10, so Chopin dedicated them to him
@@rafexrafexowski4754 Even better, he sight read the original manuscripts. If you've ever seen the handwriting of some composers, you'll know that that's a big deal. Stuff's nearly unreadable.
Free Timestamps: 0:00 This Is A Banger 0:32 Beethoven Tries To Steal Chopin’s Spotlight 1:00 We Barely Even Know All His Nocturnes 1:42 OK. 2:32 Oh! Rachmaninoff 3:10 Wet- 4:01 2nd Place 4:25 Debussy At It Again! 5:11 AGAIN?! 5:54 *Liszt Has Joined The Server* 6:34 Satie?! 7:16 BLACKPINK IN YOUR AREA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 7:43 That’s Enough, Boy. 8:38 Deserves To Be In The Top 5 9:09 DANG, LISZT!!!!!!!! 9:47 NO! NO! NO! NO! STOP! 10:09 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! 10:53 Haha Eddy Chen Go Brrrr 11:26 Thank You. 12:11 THAT’S IT-
@@kasajizo8963 Because they aren't as good, Liszt was jealous of Chopin composition skills, why do you think the most famous works by Liszt are either show off pieces or piano arrangements? And I've listened a lot of Liszt, Chopin is still better. And accesible to who? To piano beginners? Idk, I don't think you can play any of his polonaises. His music is that good even people who is not into classical love him. Being accesible is not a bad thing at all, and putting it that way, Mozart was waaaaaay more accesible than Chopin, and that doesn't make him bad at all.
Nice list, with some surprises: - Chopin: I would have expected the revolution etude op 10/12 and the heroic polonaise op 53 in the most popular pieces. Also a bit sad that none of the ballades made the list - Liszt: Maybe these are his most popular piano pieces, but certainly not his best. The pinnacle of his piano work is the b minor sonata - Beethoven: twice the Moonlight and fur Elise. Maybe that’s right in terms of popularity, but Pathetique, Appassionata or Hammerklavier are more significant works - pity that no Schubert or Schumann made the list - Wanderer-Fantasy, or Carneval - Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky would also seem a red hot favorite - Finally, absolutely no Bach? Well tempered piano, Goldberg variations, Italian concerto? Indeed a bit surprised.
Yes, these are the most popular tunes, and there is a reason why : they were written by the most talented musicians, they are emotional, they touch you so deeply.
He's definitely less famous than Bach, Beethoven, or Mozart but he's still in the running of the top 5-10 most famous composers. I wouldn't call that underated. People like Ravel, or Satie are way more considerably underrated. Seeing as tho no one in the mainstream world even knows their names.
It's a great shame that in most of these pieces some parts are just off tempo. Random slowing down and speeding up notes are just terrible to hear. It's especially bad with Chopin. His pieces are great but this video actually made me facepalm myself when I heard them. Terrible performance
Especially at night. All these pieces are like seeing a guy with a red plastic gas jug, you don't know if he has gas in it or if he needs gas. It just causes mass anxienty in hindsight
Los compositores "clásicos" son los comprendidos entre 1750 y 1820, aproximadamente. Los únicos "clásicos" de la lista son Mozart y Beethoven temprano.
Ok, this is a very weird ranking…..2 pieces from Mozart and 2 pieces from Beethoven from the same composition shouldn’t count as 2, but as one. Then, the really most famous piece, at least in the US is not even in this list, which is the Polonaise of Chopin, which was number one at the billboard rankings when the movie based on Chopins life was released. Never again a classical music piece was ranked at Billboard. And that piece has hundreds of millions of views on UA-cam……again, weird ranking…..by the way, 3 of Chopins pieces listed here were not composed by him, and Liebestraum wasn’t composed by Liszt…..I’m a music historian and my expertise is Chopin and Liszt, investigating them for over 35 years…..so…..
There are infinite wonderful ways to play these pieces with inflection and tone and pace leveraged by the pianist to generate emotion and bring put the beauty of the pieces. This video achieves absolutely nkne of that. It's polyphonic ringtone quality piano. It's shameful.
Beethoven is over here with 3 in the top 5 😂🐐 And it’s definitely arguable that Fur Elise is far more popular than nocturne on top of that. Beethoven is and will be forever, the GOAT 🔥
not only that, moonlight sonata made place 5 and 2 which is an impressive feat indeed, though it tells more about the creator of this list then about beethoven.
Ahead of its time? Beethoven literally wrote it to be as simple and easy to play as possible so his girlfriend Elise could play it. Beethoven definitely wrote many pieces ahead of their time, but it's not this one. Saying that it is is insulting to earlier composers.
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Pieces I've played on this list: #20, Etude in c#- Op. 10 #4 , Chopin #14, Sonata in C+, Mozart #12, Fantaisie impromptu, Chopin #11, Liebestraum #3, Liszt #7, Rondo alla turca, Mozart #6, Hungarian rhapsody #2, Liszt #4, Fur Elise, Beethoven #1, Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9 #2, Chopin Pieces this video inspired to put on my bucket list: #19, Piano sonata #17, Beethoven #18, Nocturne Op. 9 # 1, Chopin #13, Arabesque, Debussy
Well you know. Some people tend to not learn some pieces, and learn others instead. Theres this crazy thing of either wanting or not wanting to learn something
Although its not entirely classical, but if you are looking for something similar, i can recommend "Brahms Paraphrase" from Ivan Ditmars. I think it can match up to even the no. 1. in this list.
Depends on the definition of piano. In Baroque times, a piano was a harpsichord. In Classical and early Romantic time, a piano was a fortepiano. The grand piano we know today was introduced in the middle of the 19th century.
And now the most played pieces are probably between Chopsticks and Fur Elise PS: Most of the view counts here are from Rousseau's videos (A Currently "dead" Channel)
If you had showed me this when I was a kid and that old lady was trying to teach me at church, my head would have fallen off. What a great visual. Especially great are the parts where the lights go brrrrrr and the sound fills all existence.
It's time to honor the most famous classical piano pieces ranked by views on a single UA-cam video. What's your favorite?
♫ 1st Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 2): tinyurl.com/bpa7pnev *
♫ 2nd Place Sheet Music (Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata, 1st Movement): tinyurl.com/yc38zvmm *
♫ 3rd Place Sheet Music (Debussy - Clair de lune): tinyurl.com/mr2sdahk *
♫ 4th Place Sheet Music (Beethoven - Für Elise): tinyurl.com/yxtv6zj3 *
♫ 5th Place Sheet Music (Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata, 3rd Movement): tinyurl.com/55wex4nt *
♫ 6th Place Sheet Music (Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2): tinyurl.com/3ua6jf88 *
♫ 7th Place Sheet Music (Mozart - Rondo Alla Turca): bit.ly/3XSxD9y *
♫ 8th Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Nocturne in C-sharp minor): tinyurl.com/2af4fc9f *
♫ 9th Place Sheet Music (Liszt - La Campanella): tinyurl.com/558npd9w *
♫ 10th Place Sheet Music (Erik Satie - Gymnopédie No. 1): tinyurl.com/394hf9b4 *
♫ 11th Place Sheet Music (Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3): tinyurl.com/6zc54mm7 *
♫ 12th Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Fantaisie-Impromptu): tinyurl.com/rryarjn5 *
♫ 13th Place Sheet Music (Debussy - Arabesque No. 1): tinyurl.com/7ruzjxfh *
♫ 14th Place Sheet Music (Mozart - Piano Sonata No.16 in C major, 1st Movement): tinyurl.com/mwkzmrhn *
♫ 15th Place Sheet Music (Debussy - Rêverie): tinyurl.com/yckky6mn *
♫ 16th Place Sheet Music (Rachmaninoff - Prélude in C-sharp minor): tinyurl.com/2fvjdcuk *
♫ 17th Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Winter Wind Etude): tinyurl.com/598d44td *
♫ 18th Place Sheet Music (Chopin - Nocturne, Op. 9, No. 1): tinyurl.com/yck2eznb *
♫ 19th Place Sheet Music (Beethoven - Tempest Sonata, 3rd Movement): tinyurl.com/3ejnhnn9 *
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Ah! Nocturne in E-flat major, my favorite piece.
It just relates how life is; the difficult and better times.
The great romantic Chopin, just like I would describe myself (maybe a bit too much).
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Genius!
I wrote Happy Birthday to him in the sand at the beach!
Actually surprised that Tempest made the list above Pathetique, Waldstein and Appassionata...
Above or below?
Its a popularity list
How odd (and ironic) it is that no single pieces by the great & brilliant Schubert and Tchaikovsky are on this top list. How come?
Looks perfect, however, Schubert - Ave Maria also should be included imo
Chopin always spread my emotions out
Chopin and his masterpieces..
We can all agree that fur elise is the most famous piano piece
There is no one above Beethoven
And that's why Chopin is the best composer ever
J. S. Bach
did you read the title, only piano pieces duh but yeah best piano composer
I wouldn't say best composer, but I would say best pianist.
Maybe best Piano composer but he is not even in the top 5 best composers
@@MateuszRutkowski1 Why do you think he got the most views?
칼다루는 사람은 살짝 어수선한 감이 없지않아 있지 않진 않습니다만 그렇게 심하지도 않아요
고음에서 빠르고 연속적인 음을 치고 저음으로 덮었으면 훨씬 아름다웟을텐데
He is Chopin 100%
Because it's all in the description
Je crois que lui,il s'est spécialisé dans cette instrument.Mais d'autres,plus vastes dans instruments,et registres musicaux.Ceux considérés,des vastes domaines
Of course he is! Like everyone should be!!
For what?
Yes is a giroud
I was expecting Fur Elise to be the most viewed but I am very happy that Chopin has the most views!
Edit: thanks for all the likes!
Same. I can't stand Für Elise anymore.
Me too, chopin is my favorite one
That's nice, but Fur Elise is definitely more well known.
@@thenotsookayguy Are you Chopin hater or something? xDD
@@d3l_nev What would I have against Chopping stuff?
Even though it's overplayed, I still think that the 3rd movement of Moonlight Sonata is fire. Beethoven is becoming one of my favorite composers. I just saw his third Symphony "Eroica" performed, and it blew me away. I can understand how this piece transformed the classical symphony into the beginnings of the romantic symphony, thereby ushering in a new era of music. What an innovative genius!
The Liszt piano arrangement for Beethoven's symphony no 3 is one of the greatest piano pieces I've ever heard. Cyprien Katsaris' interpretation of the piece is probably the best one on UA-cam.
@@danielkraft4666 thank you, I will have to check it out. I just saw the 5th symphony transcribed by Liszt performed.
@@laurelmentor404 if you were blown away by seeing Eroica performed, you should _hear_ it performed! It's incredible!
@@dunkleosteus430 I did not have noise cancelling headphones on during the performance🤣
I love liszts music, it Is so........musical, so good for my ears and extremly hard. Trying to learn hungarian rhapsody no 2 rn, pretty hard ngl
Chopin really was a musical prodigy and genius. Alot of his work was done in his teen years.
His first piano lesson, he received when he was 6. When he was 7, he released first piece and one year later, he gave his first live concert. At fcking 8!
no wonder Chopin is popular among Asian people
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Anything by Chopin, every Single piece Chopin wrote is a masterpiece. His 1st Rondó is Perfection, wrote it when he was 15,his piano concerto n1 when he was 19, so what can I say, Chopin was The Chosen One ❤
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His C-major rondo op.73 is even better!! E-flat major one feels like a ballade (what makes is special) but c-major has so much texture and expressions while being contained and restricted like a rondo and it sound godly
@@anri6214 I agree , cannot choose one, I do try but it's not possible. How about Andante Spianato and grand Polonaise brillante??
It's nice but my favourite polonaise is F-sharp minor op.44 xP
I expected chopin to appear multiple times, but not this many. And on top of all that he's no. 1. Truly a genius
ive heard hes popular in asia maybe thats why
Classic rachimanoff style of impossible right hand
I think number 1 is a famous impromptu lullaby for babies as well!!
@@crystalchow25 that prelude isn't too hard for the hands; the chords are realistic for an average person
Debussy's music is the most different and extremely beautiful
My personal favourite ❤️
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Ravel too!
@@Smin-f3h I started exploring Ravel but found out that I know only bolero. Could you recommend your favourite pieces? By Ravel
Me too, especially arabesque no 1
Honestly, I can't seem to appreciate his music. Idk why.
It's crazy how chopin wrote all of those almost in 1 year
My two favourite composers are Chopin and Beethoven
same . when I need relax I listen to chopin't noc 13 or Beethoven's sonata 32 mvt 2
when I need that sweet dopamine energy peak I listen to either Torrent or moonlight sonata or Beethoven's 9th & 7th
Chopin is the best pianist in my opinion
Damn did ya listen to 'em play???
You mean piano composer? Then I agree. But Liszt was definitely a more skilled pianist. He supposedly sightread all of Chopin's etudes op. 10, so Chopin dedicated them to him
@@rafexrafexowski4754 Even better, he sight read the original manuscripts. If you've ever seen the handwriting of some composers, you'll know that that's a big deal. Stuff's nearly unreadable.
Les musiciens considérés plus grands,ont créés des registres différents musicaux.(instruments,etc).Je crois
@@rafexrafexowski4754 something similar could be said for Charles-Valentin Alkan (he was a friend of both Chopin and Liszt).
glad that our polish Fryderyk Szopen appeared on list.
One can't help but wonder how much of today's popular music will still be getting played in two hundred years...
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Free Timestamps:
0:00 This Is A Banger
0:32 Beethoven Tries To Steal Chopin’s Spotlight
1:00 We Barely Even Know All His Nocturnes
1:42 OK.
2:32 Oh! Rachmaninoff
3:10 Wet-
4:01 2nd Place
4:25 Debussy At It Again!
5:11 AGAIN?!
5:54 *Liszt Has Joined The Server*
6:34 Satie?!
7:16 BLACKPINK IN YOUR AREA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
7:43 That’s Enough, Boy.
8:38 Deserves To Be In The Top 5
9:09 DANG, LISZT!!!!!!!!
9:47 NO! NO! NO! NO! STOP!
10:09 NOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
10:53 Haha Eddy Chen Go Brrrr
11:26 Thank You.
12:11 THAT’S IT-
Lol
Who tf is blackpink
@@yo-mn7cm they are a girl group
0:32 Lol...Chopin was born 8 years later!
@@yo-mn7cmwhy did he put it as la campanella
There’s a reason Chopin appears so frequently
Yup, he's just the best
Cause he makes good music for studying. CCC:
@@d3l_nev No, because he is easy to listen to
Because he's the most accessible, not because he's the best. Liszt for example wrote just as many masterpieces but isn't as popular.
@@kasajizo8963 Because they aren't as good, Liszt was jealous of Chopin composition skills, why do you think the most famous works by Liszt are either show off pieces or piano arrangements? And I've listened a lot of Liszt, Chopin is still better. And accesible to who? To piano beginners? Idk, I don't think you can play any of his polonaises. His music is that good even people who is not into classical love him. Being accesible is not a bad thing at all, and putting it that way, Mozart was waaaaaay more accesible than Chopin, and that doesn't make him bad at all.
Cant believe how Choping lived such a short life, but managed to produce so many beautiful pieces of music. Truely a legend
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Not a piano piece but: Four seasons Vivaldi actually has 250 million views! (Most viewed classical piece)
But it is not a piano piece
@@thenotsookayguy oh yeah my bad didn’t see that 😂
Chopin is the type of guy who can be so popular and unpopular at the same time
I mean litterally the same time
Chopin and Beethoven are my two favourites. Everything they did was iconic ❤❤
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Nice list, with some surprises:
- Chopin: I would have expected the revolution etude op 10/12 and the heroic polonaise op 53 in the most popular pieces. Also a bit sad that none of the ballades made the list
- Liszt: Maybe these are his most popular piano pieces, but certainly not his best. The pinnacle of his piano work is the b minor sonata
- Beethoven: twice the Moonlight and fur Elise. Maybe that’s right in terms of popularity, but Pathetique, Appassionata or Hammerklavier are more significant works
- pity that no Schubert or Schumann made the list - Wanderer-Fantasy, or Carneval
- Pictures at an Exhibition by Mussorgsky would also seem a red hot favorite
- Finally, absolutely no Bach? Well tempered piano, Goldberg variations, Italian concerto? Indeed a bit surprised.
I can not agree more with your comment Sir.😊
I was surprised not to see one of the most overused piece ever (canon in D)
I believe Bach is not on the list, because bach composed for harpsichord, not piano.
Where’s la campanella
Isn't pictures mainly a orchestral piece?
Tchaikovsky???
Beethoven’s Piano Sonata No. 17, Op. 31 No. 2 ‘The Tempest’ is my all time favourite composition! So beautiful 😁
Love the 3rd movement of this sonata. Beautiful.
1st mvmt of Tempest is on another league of its own, try that
Wow.. sir you are awesome. This mov. gets overlooked or skipped by most.
@@yalz302 Quite happy that you liked it
All 3 movements are wonderful together and echo the Heiligenstadt Testament.
1st place：Nocturne in E-flat major, Op.9, No.2
ME：Of course, nice, there you go Chopin：）
Christ, Chopin wasn't human.
I have Fur Elise on my door bell so that must count for something.
My love for Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca, the first piece ever that brought me into this wonderful classical music world
I’m surprised the one song from the nutcracker didn’t make it? Is it called dance of the sugarplum fairy?
Yeah, maybe it doesn’t count because it is only a part in a larger performance?
It's because these are only piano pieces
Yes, these are the most popular tunes, and there is a reason why : they were written by the most talented musicians, they are emotional, they touch you so deeply.
i’m a minor
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Touch you so deeply@@lawrence1371
Chopin is easily 1 of the most underrated composers of all time..
He's definitely less famous than Bach, Beethoven, or Mozart but he's still in the running of the top 5-10 most famous composers. I wouldn't call that underated. People like Ravel, or Satie are way more considerably underrated. Seeing as tho no one in the mainstream world even knows their names.
I think you should review the definition of "underrated"
He's not underrated
Chopin is simply a genius.LWB is The Creator.
And once again, Chopin dominates the leaderboard.
How did you gauge the view count? Just curious cause I know for a fact that Fur Elise is way more famous than Chopin’s nocturne.
It's a great shame that in most of these pieces some parts are just off tempo. Random slowing down and speeding up notes are just terrible to hear. It's especially bad with Chopin. His pieces are great but this video actually made me facepalm myself when I heard them. Terrible performance
So, kind of a joke there is that most of those pictures of composers are AI generated? Cause most of those don't even resemble me...
agreed
Anything chopin wrote is a masterpiece, nearly everything beethoven wrote i love, debussy has some very nice pieces. I love most classical music
Speaking of Chopin, I thought Prelude 28.4 would make it, but Funeral March missing blew my mind 🤯
I really thought Chopin's Ballad No 1 would be first. Some very fine music here though.
Most views doesn't reflect the most famous piece. In my opinion and perception Für Elise is the most famous piece of all time.
A masterpiece.
Chopin and Debussy are my favorite composers.
Listening to this music remembers me a lot of things. All the composers are good, but I prefer Beethoven
Beethoven has 3 in top 5😂
Awesome
Los dos Claro de Luna en los primeros lugares, perfecto. Chopin #1🎉
80% of list is rousseau lol
True
08:37 best ever no doubt , accept it
Especially at night. All these pieces are like seeing a guy with a red plastic gas jug, you don't know if he has gas in it or if he needs gas. It just causes mass anxienty in hindsight
No Bach - ??
I believe Bach is not on the list, because bach composed for harpsichord, not piano.
Los compositores "clásicos" son los comprendidos entre 1750 y 1820, aproximadamente.
Los únicos "clásicos" de la lista son Mozart y Beethoven temprano.
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Ok, this is a very weird ranking…..2 pieces from Mozart and 2 pieces from Beethoven from the same composition shouldn’t count as 2, but as one. Then, the really most famous piece, at least in the US is not even in this list, which is the Polonaise of Chopin, which was number one at the billboard rankings when the movie based on Chopins life was released. Never again a classical music piece was ranked at Billboard. And that piece has hundreds of millions of views on UA-cam……again, weird ranking…..by the way, 3 of Chopins pieces listed here were not composed by him, and Liebestraum wasn’t composed by Liszt…..I’m a music historian and my expertise is Chopin and Liszt, investigating them for over 35 years…..so…..
No bach 🥺?
I believe Bach is not on the list, because bach composed for harpsichord, not piano.
used to play nocturne in E flat major all the time, it's simple but always brings tears to my eyes
There are infinite wonderful ways to play these pieces with inflection and tone and pace leveraged by the pianist to generate emotion and bring put the beauty of the pieces.
This video achieves absolutely nkne of that. It's polyphonic ringtone quality piano. It's shameful.
I recently picked up playing again after a break of 17 years. There is so much to learn 🤩
Nice, have fun
A break of 17 years? That's not a break, you just stopped playing piano
And the first is...... My loved Fryderyk Franciszek Chopin
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Nobody cares about, but Chopin wasn't a Classical Music Composer. He was a Romanticicism Composer.
All are masterpieces and any piece might be number one still we agree Chopin Debussy Beethoven made this world worth living
Beethoven is over here with 3 in the top 5 😂🐐 And it’s definitely arguable that Fur Elise is far more popular than nocturne on top of that. Beethoven is and will be forever, the GOAT 🔥
I guess Mozart is the goat.
Chopin too (really close or even better).
Beethoven is the legend, but idk, can i name his a goat
Mozart is the all time undisputed champion of the keys.
Then beethoven
Then chopin
not only that, moonlight sonata made place 5 and 2 which is an impressive feat indeed, though it tells more about the creator of this list then about beethoven.
Waouh !!!
7:27 faster than the voice of spanish dubed youtubers
Cage 4' 33" , must be the winner of Eurovision Piano Festival :)
This is great. This is music for the sake of music. Seems like from the 1900s to now, music is more about being "cool."
The whole Funeral March is my perennial No.1.
no vivaldi or eine kleine nachmusic wtf
listening to Chopin's works, one can sincerely feel his longing for his lost homeland...
And this my favorite Chopin - Etude Op.10 No.12, Revolutionary. I can't imagine why this song isn't in the top 20
Serenade with his 72 millions of views
What is this shit, i am in the 4 place
fur elise is way way ahead of its time, it tops my chart
Ahead of its time? Beethoven literally wrote it to be as simple and easy to play as possible so his girlfriend Elise could play it. Beethoven definitely wrote many pieces ahead of their time, but it's not this one. Saying that it is is insulting to earlier composers.
Hello you know that Elise? is she still annoying you? if you say yes I will help if you say no you can compose whatever you want.
@@rafexrafexowski4754 Well, music has gotten increasingly simpler with time, so you could indeed say it was ahead of its time.
it isnt even top 10 LBV songs of all time... sonatas??? Appassionata, waldstein, tempest etc etc....
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Pieces I've played on this list:
#20, Etude in c#- Op. 10 #4 , Chopin
#14, Sonata in C+, Mozart
#12, Fantaisie impromptu, Chopin
#11, Liebestraum #3, Liszt
#7, Rondo alla turca, Mozart
#6, Hungarian rhapsody #2, Liszt
#4, Fur Elise, Beethoven
#1, Nocturne in E-flat major, Op. 9 #2, Chopin
Pieces this video inspired to put on my bucket list:
#19, Piano sonata #17, Beethoven
#18, Nocturne Op. 9 # 1, Chopin
#13, Arabesque, Debussy
Full score of fantasie but not Op. 9 #1???
Rhapsody?
Well you know. Some people tend to not learn some pieces, and learn others instead. Theres this crazy thing of either wanting or not wanting to learn something
My favourite pianist is Chopin,Bethoven,
note to self (some nice songs I rarely hear)
13th
12th
11th
10th
9th
This is the most satisfying thing I've heard today 😊❤
other composers : how many top 20 pieces do u got? chopin : yes
Although its not entirely classical, but if you are looking for something similar, i can recommend "Brahms Paraphrase" from Ivan Ditmars. I think it can match up to even the no. 1. in this list.
А Чайковский? Никогда не поверю, что его не слушают.
I question the statistics, but I still found this an entertaining video nonetheless.
Famous and most viewed is not the same time but nevertheless any list of good music is welcome :D
I can’t believe winter wind got 17th! It’s one of the hardest songs!
I want answers from Marioverehrer!
I can play more than half from memory. 7 to go!
Depends on the definition of piano.
In Baroque times, a piano was a harpsichord. In Classical and early Romantic time, a piano was a fortepiano. The grand piano we know today was introduced in the middle of the 19th century.
is it why bach isn;t included at all in a top 20 list
And now the most played pieces are probably between Chopsticks and Fur Elise
PS: Most of the view counts here are from Rousseau's videos (A Currently "dead" Channel)
What about Kassia?
@@Lisztito1811 Kassia's most viewed video is only 35M
Awesome list! Only one I think might have been missing was Grieg's Piano Concerto in A minor. Otherwise, a perfect list!
How on earth did they miss out Rachmaninov's Prelude in G Minor?
Mozart’s highly overrated
I’m so proud of myself I guessed the top three before even starting the video 😆🤣
If you had showed me this when I was a kid and that old lady was trying to teach me at church, my head would have fallen off. What a great visual.
Especially great are the parts where the lights go brrrrrr and the sound fills all existence.
Fun fact: 2 of chopin's pieces listed in this video weren't even published by himself (they were published after his death)