20 Names of classical composers with correct pronunciation (google translator) 

same took me a minute tho

You are, most of these aren’t English

shykovsky

he do be writing his piano concerto in b flat major tho 😳😳😳😳

he s gay

@@TheBlues088 as was chopin (maybe lol) edition.cnn.com/2020/11/29/europe/chopin-sexuality-poland-lgbtq-debate-scli-intl/index.html

i cant

I'm dying

@@Carmen_on_Keyboard Im german. That name is soooo old it would sound weird to us too

Minetendo 33 it’s not thaaat old. I know plenty of old people named Wolfgang (Wolfgang Schäuble?) and there is nothing weird about it. It’s simply a little out of style.

@@johannaschreiber1243 umm.. thats what i meant :D

sheesh

Hope u passed

Twister Hazard 😂😂😂 thank you i passed it with an A

hitman jin introduces this further more proves that you will pass ur time cam with an A if u watch this video before u enter

Twister Hazard no see... i was watching this WHILE i was taking my test 😂

Chop-in Instead of Shop-en?

They are doing neither the French nor the Polish pronunciation?

I live in a spanish-speaking country so they say "Chopán". It's still better than "Chopín" though.

tell em bro

@@ScorpioHR Try this: cho-pin: "cho" is like "Sho" in "shore" / "pin" is like "pa" in "pad" / but important: while pronouncing "pa", keep your nostrils closed with your fingers - Good luck! :-)

Not "were"... but as THEY SHOULD be pronounced if people tried to respect their names.

😂You're not alone, if it helps.

At least you're not saying de-byu-si

Cami San Sans is the correct pronunciation

I made a second part with him included. Yeah the final "s" is sometimes pronounced and sometimes not, depending of personal choice. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-jslMc0Q7k5U.html

@@KarlaStevanatto well, hum, no. besides different people will read your transcription differently, that's the whole issue.

Yes, finally!

Sonata pathetique, second movement. The whole sonata is amazing.

@@publiovirgilio2238 thanks! didn't really expect a reply....but thanks a lot !

his rosy cheeks tho...

It is another way to write Tchaikovsky.

The alternative was Пётр Ильи́ч Чайко́вский.

Slaps McKenzie я не хочу!

i'm french and I had no clue he was polish. when you always see it spelled like that you just assume it's a "french name"

Pathetique sonata 2nd movement by beethoven

Do it then

"Pach" like "Bach" bit with a "p" "El" like "bell" but without a "b" (i dont know any other Word to explain it😂) And "bel" just like the Word "Bell" I don't know if its right, but i'm german and thats the way my Violin Teacher pronounces it(and she is also german😅). Pachelbel was german too so i guess it's right. 🤔

@@einbohnchen4091 pachelbel is german name? strange...do u know anybody in germany nowadays named pachelbel?

@@iniohos2 nope 😅 but in Wikipedia they say he is born in Nürnberg 😅

I know, but I explained it in the description: this pronunciations shouldn´t be considered as academic information, but it is still true that I made a little of research before making this video: I watched videos from many people from different countries saying these composers´ names just to see that the google tranlator pronunciation was on point, and i can say that in general it is pretty precise and correct. My video may have some mistakes but i think that it is better than the average pronunciation video about this topic. Feel free to like or dislike, btw I recently uploaded a second part (with more google translator :P )

@@publiovirgilio2238 Ok, I appreciate the effort put into the video. I'm just picky about it since I'm a linguist.

Boris Vissers the way it is spelled.. tho it’s Shostakovich

@@lu4613 Shaw-stuck-o-witch

@@Iriton1 you don't emphasise on the 'v'? i simple thought it was shaw-stuck-o-vitch

@@lu4613 russians emphasise on the 'o'