20 Songs You Don't Know the Name of 

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**Recognizes a song** Oh yeah that song! Why don’t I know the name? **”Mozart’s 7.5th Symphony in Eb Minor”** . . . oh that’s why . . .

As a classical pianist my challenge was to guess what piece is in question just by looking at the upcoming notes - and I got 7 right

Claire de Lune is one song that always sticks out to me because it was one of my mom's favorites before she went nuts. I like playing it since the beginning is fairly easy to learn

Austrian here. The Blue Danube Waltz (where I live we just call it the "Donauwalzer") is something that everyone knows. If you go to a formal ball, you can expect this to be played at least once and every New year's Eve, it's played in the radio across the whole country at midnight and everyone dances the waltz to it. It's always special knowing that almost the whole nation is dancing and united by the same song at the same time (Which is why we also call it the "Neujahrswalzer" which means "New Year's Waltz")

6:28 is where Nokia took their inspiration from and is what we now know as the classic Nokia ringtone.

Wait, who doesn't know The Entertainer?!

Ah yes, I love Debussy

4:53 anyone who lives in the UK knows this from the Check-A-Trade TV ads

1. 0:05 Boccherini - String Quintet in E, Minuet 2. 0:21 Korsakov - Flight of the Bumblebee 3. 0:39 Debussy - Clair de Lune 4. 1:10 Joplin - The Entertainer 5. 1:29 Satie - Gymnopédie No.1 6. 1:48 Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 7. 2:05 Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D Minor 8. 2:34 Chopin - Nocturne in E-flat Major (Op.9 No. 2) This one is interesting. 9. 3:20 Mozart - Klavierstück in F (Very Original, Love It!!) 10. 3:37 Händel - Sarabande 11. 4:00 Saint-Saëns - Danse Macabre 12. 4:32 Tchaikovsky - Russian Dance (From The Nutcracker) 13. 4:47 Rossini - William Tell Overture (This is a Classic!!!) 14. 5:02 Dvorak - Humoresque No. 7 15. 5:22 Strauss - Blue Danube Waltz 16. 6:03 Grieg - Morning Mood (Also Interesting) 17. 6:22 Tarrega - Gran Vals 18. 6:34 Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 19. 6:54 Strauss - Also Sprach Zarathustra 20. 7:09 Shostakovich - Waltz No. 2 (From Jazz Suite No. 2) Let’s Be Real, You All Knew This Was Coming…. (MANNN THIS TOOK LONG) THANKS FOR 1K! This is the highest like count I have got, it means a lot to me😁

As a piano freak I knew all the names myself. Hard to believe people don't know the names for some of them like Claire de Lune, Flight of the Bumblebee or The Entertainer at least.

Who doesn’t know Clair de lune?

2:10 bro just blue lobstered us

As a piano player, I knew most of these, but I will NEVER hold it against anyone if they don't know the names of these pieces. Some of them are just outrageous 😂

If you are even "a little bit" interested in classical music, all these pieces are very well known.

Also Sprach Zarathustra is NOT by Wagner, it's by Richard Strauss. Which leads directly into my next point. You have to elaborate further when using a piece by Strauss. We start at Johann Strauss the Father, then on to his three children Johann Strauss the Son, Josef Strauss, and Eduard Strauss. In just two generations of the Strauss family we have four composers, then go outside the family and find Richard Strauss. In case anybody wondered An der schönen blauen Donau is by Johann Strauss the Son.

Time Stamps: 1 - Boccherini - String Quintet in E, Minuet 0:05 2 - Korsakov - Flight of the Bumblebee 0:22 3 - Debussy - Clair de Lune 0:39 4 - Joplin - The Entertainer 1:09 5 - Satie - Gymnopédie No. 1 1:28 6 - Liszt - Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 1:48 7 - Bach - Toccata and Fugue in D Minor 2:05 8 - Chopin - Nocturne in E-flat Major (Op. 9 No. 2) 2:34 9 - Mozart - Klavierstück in F 3:21 10 - Handel - Sarabande 3:37 11 - Saint-Saëns - Danse Macabre 4:00 12 - Tchaikovsky - Russian Dance (from The Nutcracker) 4:33 13 - Rossini - William Tell Overture 4:47 14 - Dvořák - Humoresque No. 7 5:02 15 - Strauss - Blue Danube Waltz 5:23 16 - Grieg - Morning Mood 6:03 17 - Tarrega - Gran Vals 6:22 18 - Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 6:34 19 - Wagner - Also sprach Zarathustra 6:54 20 - Shostakovich - Waltz No. 2 (from Jazz Suite No. 2) 7:09 Hope this helped! 👍

Fun fact: Blue Danube also used in Tom and Jerry in the episode where Tom plays a piano in the room that attract people including Jerry who was dancing along with the music. Blue Danube apparently can be heard in any SpongeBob SquarePants Episodes later on.

Chopin Nocturne always makes me feel like I'm in a luxury penthouse with very high ceilings, in front of a grand piano just relaxing with champagne overlooking a city or a landscape

1:42 YES I WAS LOOKING FOR THAT ONE THANK YOU SO MUCH

1:08 sounded like something straight out of cuphead.

I knew 3 of them: Debussy's Clair de Lune, Satie's Gymnopedie No. 1 (love that one), and Chopin's Nocturne. Most of that knowledge came from video games though (Clair de Lune is in Danganronpa V3 and Gymnopedie No. 1 is in Mother 3)

I’ve been searching for the name of the first song on this list for 8 months. I cannot thank you enough. I remember the great disappointment of four weeks ago when I was re-watching Stranger Things and I heard it playing on the background of one of the episodes. Unfortunately, no matter how many google searches I tried, this song wouldn’t come up. But you, you have released me from this prison, and for that, I am thankful.

Thanks for this video, I've be searching so long for the names on alot of these beautiful music pieces

The first one made me remember that one moment years back... I was young when that happened, I was sitting by a laptop at the corridor, crying while waiting for my sisters to come back, my mom was sleeping, I had no idea what to do... I just kept listening to that song... Absolute nostalgia. Absolute. (Remembering this made me cry...)

I thought this would be modern music but seeing classical songs was a breath of fresh air

2:05 number 6 is actually incorrect. it is actually called “The Ballad of the Blue Lobster.”

The scary fact is that i heard all of these but only knew the names for half of them

There are so many classic piano tracks that we all remember, yet don't know the name. I have this video saved to a "nostalgic" playlist, I love being able to go through it every now and then and rediscover something I remember. Music can have lots of nostalgia value.

0:40 YUHHH POP THAT DEBUSSY GIRL 💀 I’m sorry the internet’s ruined me (by Wilbur soot) SEE I’M GONE YOU’VE LOST ME

Im not sure about people not knowing flight of the bumblebee or William tell overture those are both classics without being ‘this one persons 57th symphony in g flat’. But the only reason I knew Zarathustra was bc my marching band had it as a short stands tune.

my first love’s favorite song was claire de lune… i’ll never forget that song

2:18 -> normal people: phantom of the opera -> smartass me: ScArY gHoSt sOnG

0:45 De- I beg your pardon?

6:21 Hmm did u get nostalgia from this

Debussy? 😭 0:54

I've been looking for number five for so freaking long! Thank you!!!

2:34 hit me hard in the heart❤️‍🩹

0:47 YESIVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS ONEEE FINALLY THANK YOUUU

1:43 is that one song from work at a pizza place iykyk

This was fun. I remembered almost all of the composer names, but remembered less than half names of the pieces themselves. It's been way too long since I've played this stuff. I believe my trailer's in need of a nice MIDI piano... Too small for a real piano, and electric pianos have been close enough for the last couple of decades.

5:23 Haha, all I could think was "This is a waltz, not a breakdance, slow the heck down!"

6:08 I read this as “Morning Wood” and was about to die laughing about that being what this song is called

0:20 flight of the bumble bee 0:40 clair de lune 1:29 Gymnopedia 1:49 Hungarian Rhapsody 7:09 Shostakovich-Waltz no.2 Just a list for myself

As a Dutch person who goes to the theme Park “Efteling” I obviously know 11. Danse Macabre by Saint-Saëns. Because in the attraction “Spookslot” this songs plays there and with the setup there, the song really sounds beautiful and it fits perfectly with the attraction.

I'm so glad you included Shostakovich's Waltz, it's my all time favourite piece.

Some of these make me nostalgic for no reason.

Chopin- Nocturne in E-flat Major, will remain one of my all time favourite classical masterpieces. It is so calming 😊

1:37 now I know where C418 got his inspiration from

I recognized Flight of the Bumblebee, Toccata and Fugue, Entertainer, Russian Dance, William Tell Overture, Blue Danube Waltz, Morning Mood, and Also sprach Zarathustra. The only one I already knew the name of was Flight of the Bumblebee

I am really glad you added the entertainer! one of my favorites!

I don't think Wagner Made Also Sprach Zarathustra, it was Richard Strauss

. 0:05 Boccherini - String Quintet in E, Minuet 2. 0:21 Korsakov - Flight of the Bumblebee 3. 0:39 Debussy - meme 4. 1:10 Joplin - Cooking mama theme

Thank god you did number 5 I was looking for that song!

I knew the name of all but #17. Both of my parents were musicians and I heard lots of classical music and took piano lessons for several years.

2:03 🟦🦞🟦🦞🟦🦞 jumspacre oh magwad

3:37 this song is actually named "La follia"

It's all familiar songs that I regard as common day to day songs, but it's only now that I realise I really don't know the names of them at all (except a few)

I was looking for number 5, thank you!

Legends are those people who know the name but haven’t heard the song...lol

wait… the classic Nokia ringtone is from a classical composition? How is no one else talking about this??

I either knew the name of the song or have never heard the song in my life

*”20 Songs you don’t know the name of”* Me: gets 10 out of 20 of them almost instantly

I didn't know "The Entertainer" by Joplin but I knew the tune and it was stuck in my head. So this was exactly what I needed to finally enlighten myself lol. Thank you! 🎹

1:30 why do I think that this is Minecraft

everyone : this is too complicated Lostwave community : hold my beer

I am so glad I was in orchestra in High School. I knew 15 of these.

We all know there’s going to be that one dude who be like: I’ve learned every one of these pieces CHECKMATE

Am I the only one who thought John Williams, Home Alone Theme at 4:33 ? 😂

Number 6,9,10,11,14,17,18 are all the ones I’ve never heard before and all of them I didn’t know the name of except the last one

The Blue Danube is also in True Lies (a movie with Arnold Swarzenegger). It plays in the beginning of the movie.

I hear similar notes to some of these in the Radom video games I have, however one specific one was apparently “the entertainer” that was just flat out used in the weirdest baby game I have still. 12 and 13 I’m thankfully old enough to also at least know the melodies of, number 15 too!!!

Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2 is my favorite song of all time, and the main reason I got inspired to finally try to learn how to play piano is so that someday, when I'm old, I'll be able to play it in its entirety. Too bad it's apparently considered one of the hardest classical songs to play on solo piano.

When he started playing vamp anthem at 2:10 I was surprised how nobody knew the name of such a classic

I watched this DVD, "Classical Baby", as a very little kid, and a lot of these pieces were in that DVD. (It was animated.) So thing gave me nostalgia.

I knew quite a few of these, mainly because I tried learning a lot of them before giving up because they were too hard...

could never forget clair de lune ❤️❤️❤️

I recognized most of these masterpieces 🫡 They are such bops.

1:11 (The Entertainer by Scott Joplin) Always reminds me of The Entertainer store (Because of the name)

Yeah we're gonna need a million episodes of this cause I barely know the title of the songs I usually hear

Knowing the names of a bunch of these gave me an ridiculous amount of excitement. I’ve played some of them on the piano and we’re doing Toccata in the school orchestra at the moment. I can’t do the semiquavers, they are impossible.

5 is just so calming to listen to Here’s the time thing btw 1:29

I knew the entertainer

I've heard a few of these in my childhood while watching tv. I specifically remember Rossini - William Tell Overture from the Little Einstiens show!

Probably because half of them don't even HAVE names just numbers or descriptions

Thanks so much dude I’ve been looking for number 5 for 2 hours.

0:25 WHO DOES NOT KNOW FLIGHT OF THE BUMBLE 🐝 BEE I WAS JUST LISTENING TO IT

2. 0:22 Flight of the Bumblebee ("overplayed virtuosic piece") 6. 1:49 Hungarian Rhapsody no. 2 ("Cat") 7. 2:05 Toccata and Fugue in D minor ("Halloween") 13. 4:47 William Tell ("The Lone Ranger") 15. 5:23 The Blue Danube ("the waltz from 2001: A Space Odyseey") 17. 6:02 Tarrega, Gran Vals ("Nokia") 19. 6:54 Also sprach Zarathustra ("2001: A Space Odyssey")

Small correction at 7:00 Wanger did not compose this piece it was Richard Staurss (spelling is off sorry)

I can finally stop looking for number 5. THANK YOU!!!

I did a school play with Gymnopide No. 1 in it and every time someone would hear it, something bad happened and it was super obscure so to suddenly hear it on this out of the blue gave me flashbacks for sure

4:47 - Us thomas fans should all agree, *Its the Jet Engine theme.*

I knew the names of Flight of the Bumblebee, William Tell Overture, and Zarathustra, and recognized most of the rest of the pieces too. A couple I remember from Tom and jerry episodes, and Chopin’s Nocturne I recognize from its use in Muse’s song United States of Eurasia.

as someone who has played piano for a ton of years and in orchestra with a stand partner who has an extreme obsession with classical songs, i can proudly say i got 10 of them right

I’m a classical lover and pianist so I know all of these by default, and boy do I love them all❤❤

Bumblebee, gymnopedie and nocturne are a classic piece of piano, hard to believe there is someone didn’t know the name of these piece, entertainer too

This actually just makes me realize how crazy difficult piano is.

Thank you! Song #8 (Nocturne in E-flat) was what we'd use to warm up with in my ballet classes, but I never found out what the title was (and I never thought to ask them 😅)

The fact I had the last one stuck in my head while lying on the couch yesterday straining my head to remember where I had heard of then getting this video today is solid proof either my algorithm is well-trained or my brain got hacked into.

Bro you just solved a lifelong mystery I've been trying to figure out the name of a song from the old gameboy colour game operation carrot drop / carrot patch, the yosemite sam ship boss fight level music, I've never been able to find the name of it in 23 years but then boom number 6 - liszit hungarian rhapsody no 2 friska - thank you