Beethoven - Moonlight Sonata 3rd Movement - Producer Reaction

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@IR4TE 4 года назад

And he wrote all this while not deaf but with a severe hearing impairment, there were many musical genius out there, but writing music like this without hearing most of it is just the peak of human creativity and craftsmanship for art.

@brandons2640 3 года назад

and still takes very highly skilled pianists to complete this piece without messing up

@lachieoverlord1253 2 года назад

The only reason he could write insane pieces while being deaf is because of his perfect piece

@Tawhiri 2 года назад

Well said

@rahulradhakrishnan5591 2 года назад

@@brandons2640 You don't have to be really highly-skilled to play this piece perfect. I am not a highly-skilled pianist, but I can still play it perfect.

@pawataunanan2997 2 года назад

@@brandons2640 u dont even need that much skill to play this piece

@network735 3 года назад

This guy cannot even comprehend the sheer genius of beethoven he is in shock

@GoD_LoRD04 3 года назад

The intro is so good that it can't be skipped

@saxyboi2268 3 года назад

I skipped it but after I read this I watched it and thank you 😂

@mareksmid6906 3 года назад

i just skipped it 😎😎😎

@toshiracek2440 3 года назад

@@mareksmid6906 ses zlej teda xd

@MightBeIncompetent 2 года назад

Played this next to my epileptic brother He’s dancing on the floor, I think he likes it

@samanthawalker4171 4 года назад

OMGOSH OMGOSH, I have so much respect for anyone who can play an instrument well...............but this person right here is by far OUTSTANDING, ON ANOTHER LEVEL. ITS AMAZINGLY BRILLIANT

@murderouscinnamonrolln5349 3 года назад

First movement: Kalm The 3rd movement: I’m not angry, I’m pissed off and imma ‘bout to take my daily dose of 3 tonnes of steroids and show you what real music is

@lederpbutbad 8 месяцев назад

What about second movement?

@rahulradhakrishnan5591 3 месяца назад

@@lederpbutbad It's like talking a walk through a meadow.

@rebeccakimble5512 2 года назад

MORE people NEED to listen to classical. I suggest a 24 hour station WCLV !

@michelprezman51 3 года назад

it' s not rock or rap, it is beautifull!

@neomoscoso10 4 года назад

A fine piece for a fine morning 🌄

@rodleger7132 16 дней назад

One of the great Masters. All need to remember this was composed hundreds of years ago.

@azulmanuela 4 года назад

Nice to hear some classical music here. Thank you :) Maybe you'll like some Mozart next?... or Chopin?

@yasuh4550 2 года назад

Damn that intro is incredible

@andrewcunningham3447 2 года назад

Honestly wearing earmuffs and closing your eyes is the best way to listen. Really, really loud.. obviously

@jimmybobsap8729 2 года назад

My all time favorite song. Would blast this on sound system as a teen lol But people do look at you funny as you ride by lol

@optie5 2 года назад

You should take a look at Feux Follets by Liszt. It's even more insane

@GamingForeverEpic Год назад

Liszt was always hell-bent on displaying his “superhuman playing abilities” so made a LOT of insanely difficult pieces the practically only he could play (at the time. More people can play it now. But they all still require a professionals skill)

@jacquisampson-marat5277 Год назад

I concur

@regiluthfi 3 года назад

This is the best intro i've ever seen on youtube

@ellenbacklin Месяц назад

One of my first recital pieces

@TimothyLesinski 11 дней назад

Just imagine how much you could do before televisions and cell phones

@Rppiano 3 года назад

Top 10 youtube intros of all time.

@_Jesse-James_ Год назад

Movement means section so you only reacted to the 3rd and final part of the song. Would def recommend checking the whole thing out. It is a thing of beauty. A Rollercoaster of emotion. You will not regret it.

@xelght7312 3 года назад

Way cool,. Feels like playing galaga with a keyboard...try Beethoven's 9th 4th movent right near end symphony driven by voices

@krw73 8 месяцев назад

The 1st movement is so emotional and reflective.... Do that next

@Beyondthestring 4 года назад

He doesn't cath them bro lol. He plays and record what he played as a midi file and then puts the midi on the video

@villanfn1935 3 года назад

yea, he thinks its a game where you have to press all the notes😂

@lovelytides 3 года назад

That was funny lol

@dingy8764 3 года назад

Are you talking about kassia? Pretty sure it’s a “she”. Also, she doesn’t do that. She plays on a grand with LED lights.

@hadooshi 3 года назад

@@dingy8764 but while editing she adds the midi

@dingy8764 3 года назад

@@hadooshiIt does sound a bit electric, but she has hot a pretty good sense of musicality though.

@kevhynaleks2631 Год назад

This music is pure art, a supreme eternal thing, full with taste, softness and highest culture! Really sad that people's taste ruined with noises they calling music. This DJ has no idea what he just heard - too much low quality things he heard in his life, he not learned to see the difference between the art and the products. Funny they calling pop-musicians as artist, they calling that but they have no idea what it means the word: art. Anyway: sad video...

@10drummerboy65 2 года назад

Subscribed after the intro

@TheMusicRecordingNetwork 2 года назад

thx a lot man ,

@SavedChampion 2 года назад

Wonderful.

@DiegoReyes_890 3 года назад

7:25 best minute :)

@aiden_macleod 3 года назад

The problem with those videos, is the viewers pay more attention to the visual than the audio.

@dionysdumbasschannel7772 3 года назад

If you make it scroll then of course people are gonna treat it like a rhythm game lmao

@dingy8764 3 года назад

Yeah. A lot of the audiences don’t have trained ears to appreciate the actual music.

@blaba2639 2 года назад

@@dingy8764 le trained ears

@stevenphillips6127 4 года назад

Now watch Tina S play it on guitar.

@thebones 3 года назад

why?

@kanellospsarrakos6233 3 года назад

@@thebones because

@Incog2k6 3 года назад

While it IS impressive that she (and a few others actually) managed to cover this piece on electric guitar, it is still way more impressive to play this on piano due to both hands being involved heavily. This piece is RUTHLESS for the left and right hand.

@ricardoalbuquerque7665 3 года назад

Yes, but 331ERock's and Dr. Viossy's versions are also very good.

@IanHillan 3 года назад

@@Incog2k6 not totally disagreeing with you but the left right hand coordination required to play this on a guitar the way Tina plays it is pretty damn impressive too.

@Dan-B 4 года назад

You need to see Tina S play this on guitar!

@Beyondthestring 4 года назад

Elwctric Guitar version is very easy compare to piano and classical guitar version I have played moonlight sonata 3rd movement on the Piano, classical guitar and electric guitar and based on my experience the classical guitar is the most difficult and after that piano. Electric guitar is just single notes and using a lot of taping by right hand and without all the background sound of drum it doesn't sound good

@kevincollins6302 3 года назад

@@Beyondthestring youre crazy

@Beyondthestring 3 года назад

@@kevincollins6302 why?

@robinchwan Год назад

i belive people are now staring at their fingers and thinking " i've got breadsticks for fingers " or something similar

@MaikKellerhals 6 месяцев назад

Why just the 3rd movement? the first is the most beautiful piece of music ever...

@auraman3991 3 года назад

The Face when he takes his Glasses Off

@joeyc785 4 года назад

Hey, you should definitely check out Tina setkic moonlight sonata the 3rd movement on electric guitar at 17 years old and dragon force through the fire and the flames cover at 15 years old awesome awesome thanks 😊 mind blowing awesome thanks 😊she is a French girl guitarist, awesome 😎

@ahcensoufi9923 3 года назад

Please listen to Rousseau's version. He is also a pianist RU-vidr. His playing is just amazing, literally.

@DiegoReyes_890 3 года назад

Personally, I like your performances better. It makes every note sound perfect and gives each one a good time. :)

@joshluxrob 3 года назад

Rousseau's playing is alright, but not great. It sounds dead, no emotion. It's just the notes, nothing behind them. I'm fairly sure some of his videos are edited, too - I'm pretty sure his performance of La Campanella is sped up. Rousseau sometimes actually gets the music wrong, too, like some passages in his version of Rachmaninoff's Prelude in G Minor - he's actually learned the wrong notes.

@ahcensoufi9923 3 года назад

@@joshluxrob i full agree with what you said, especially about the "engineered" manner of his playing. But nonetheless, his version of Beethoven's 14 3rd mvt is one that catches the rage and fury of Beethoven's love. But again, I completely see your point.

@addison_1661 3 года назад

@@ahcensoufi9923 traum > kassia > rousseau

@dingy8764 3 года назад

@@addison_1661 oh yeah. traum is so underrated!

@kn902 3 года назад

That’s a pretty sweet looking studio room man! What are you using to of the walls?

@luissantiago5163 4 года назад

Oh nice! Morning

@Buplo Месяц назад

You gotta listen to the meganeko remix to this

@samanthawalker4171 4 года назад

Hey Mike ya girl Sami's here ❤😘

@Fariasfacioalan 3 года назад

Epic intro😎😎

@Dr.DeethNutz 3 года назад

Dope ass intro frfr

@Same_Ole_Soup_Just_Reheated 3 года назад

Now you've gotta react to Walter Murphy's- "A Fifth of Beethoven"

@taste9530 3 года назад

What you mean he's catching all of them?! It's created in post production. I genuinely hope your not serious

@IanHillan 3 года назад

If you really wanna blow your mind, search for Tina S Moonlight Sonata. Trust me.

@0ParisFrance 3 года назад

Listen Valentina Lisitsa on piano : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zucBfXpCA6s.html

@taigaa9507 4 года назад

did u do more beatbox react ?

@vasdgod 3 года назад

This guy got nice intro

@krismartikris4834 4 года назад

The name is pronounced bay-toven. Ludwig von Beethoven composed this piece in 1801.

@viggos.n.5864 3 года назад

No it's not

@viggos.n.5864 3 года назад

@Music Historian no Its a German name

@viggos.n.5864 3 года назад

@Music Historian though i don't know how to write down the pronounciation in english

@roqwez 3 года назад

I think like bee in bumblebee and to ven

@dingy8764 3 года назад

@@roqwez nope. The “bee” isn’t pronounced like that.

@jscollectionkrisadichannel4890 3 года назад

Great reaction. 2 days ago Ayu Gusfanz has dropped this cover song. Please do reaction sir. Tx much...👍❤🇮🇩

@julianhernandez5234 4 года назад

You really need to check Tina S play this song on a electric guitar

@onuralbayrak8606 7 месяцев назад

game recognizes game huh...

@maxwarden9754 3 года назад

I love the song but i feel you chose the wrong video to watch it. The person it sounded like the person playing rushing at some parts.

@samanthawalker4171 4 года назад

So.........what do we have today then

@Mrnobody2223 3 года назад

Did this guy miss of few notes or am I mistaken

@rainqd1889 3 года назад

and he composed this while nearly completely deaf, and in heartache. You should react to Chopin's Ballade No. 1 in G minor

@jo_xyl7349 3 года назад

that gurl kassia is a robot that plays wrong notes on piano beethoven 3rd movement

@tomgrant29 4 года назад

19th century punk rock

@huba3885 3 года назад

Für Elise u must also hear

@huba3885 3 года назад

der gute alte Ludwig Van

@lupercal8997 4 года назад

That guitarhero shit detracts attention from the music a little ngl man.

@maxwellshammer5283 3 года назад

Personally I think this faster than it should be. I’ve heard a number of versions and this just sounds rushed to me.

@LaciPetersonsGhost 2 месяца назад

Wasn't Beethoven deaf?

@SoloCrafter378 2 года назад

whys it going so fast, the actual song doesnt go THAT fast

@lauterunvollkommenheit4344 3 года назад

You might have paid some attention to the music as well.

@tamerlanenj 7 месяцев назад

anyone else hate the gimmicky videos with the lights and guitar hero feed....isn't seeing someone play enough?

@SkylineBilip Год назад

98% of ppl who play this play it way too fast..

@houtarooreki5751 3 года назад

I can now definitely conclude that tye piano version of this is waaaaaay harder than the guitar version

@kevincollins6302 3 года назад

Watch Tina S play rhis on guitar. A wild ride for sure

@shannonpendergrass7206 3 года назад

Please the original sweetie the original copying someone else's work playing it faster with agility is admirable and takes a lot of practice. But it doesn't touch the original. Beethoven Bach Chopin Mozart were the original rock stars. Renditions don't come close to touching the real thing from the Masters. If you're impressed by this you will be blown away by them.