Classical Chaos - Voiceplay Ft. Rachael Potter (Reaction) This Went Out Of Control  

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great reaction. I learned so much about classical music from you. thanks for sharing.

Your knowledge of classical music is very impressive. Love your reaction. Keep up the great work.

When Layne wanted a chant for late in the piece, he took inspiration from the talking trees at Disney’s Tiki Room. So although it’s completely made up, it sounds Hawaiian.

She outsmarted them because they are amateurs 😋. Layne's brain is a wonderful place 😄. 🌹🕊

Actually, it was Layne who did the bass for Cesar. He said so in an interview. He also did the growl.

Thought you might like where this music has been used in movies. Toccata and Fugue in D Minor - J. S. Bach Disney's Fantasia used this for the opening of the movie in 1940 The opening was the orchestra starting to tune and get the instuments ready and then they played this one. Eine kleine Nachtmusik - Mozart Used in The Scarlet Pimpernel 1939 Habanera from ''Carmen Suite No.2'' - Georges Bizet in Disney/Pixar UP also in Trainspotting Symphony No 5 in C Minor - Ludwig Van Beethoven in Breakfast Club, Austin Powers, Howard's End The Blue Danube Waltz - Johann Strauss II 2001: A Space Odyssey and Disney's The Jungle Book Dance of the Hours - Ponchielli Disney's Fantasia hippos do ballet Für Elise - Beethoven Rosemary's Baby 1968, Patch Adams, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Django Unchained Thus Spoke Zarathustra - Richard Strauss 2001: A Space Odyssey Orphée aux enfers, Frensh Can Can ACT 5 - Offenbach Little Mermaid, Moulin Rouge Romeo and Juliet (Fantasy Overture) - Tchaikovsky V for Vendetta A Night on Bald Mountain - Mussorgsky Disney's Fantasia Peer Gynt Suite No. 1, "In the Hall of the Mountain King" - Grieg Night at the Museum, Needful Things.

I love how knowledgeable you are about classical music, and I ESPECIALLY love how much you enjoyed this arrangement / medley! I'm not sure what you've seen from them so far, but one of my current favorites is their live version of Elvira (it's not on their page, I recommend just searching RU-vid for "Voiceplay Elvira Live" or something like that. My favorite video is the one at the Gordon Performance Center.) My favorite full-length cover of Geoff's is Wicked Game!

I learned a lot from you about classical music. And watching your joy was fun!

Your enthusiasm is catching, sir! I couldn't remember the name of Eine Kleine Nachtmusik, and I didn't recognize Romeo and Juliet (I need to listen to more of his ballets), but I got all of the others. It was neat to learn more about the history of some of the pieces from you! I highly recommend Home Free's rendition of "Ring of Fire," which includes Avi of Pentatonix fame.

I think Geoff's best solo arrangement is God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen. One of my gazillion favorites from Voiceplay is Golden Hour, just because of the last screen shot. Subscribed in anticipation.

There is a list of the pieces in the description below the video. Not Geoffs' voice he said no. Cesar bass voice over is Layne and then Rachel.

The Dragon is in The Hobbit and it's movie trilogy, and is named Smaug. He is mentioned I believe, in Lord of the Rings, but there are no more dragons alive during the time period of Lord of the Rings. I love your reaction, you are so fun and knowledgeable!!!

If you're playing acapella bands, give a watch to Home Free. Two of the members of Home Free join Straight No Chaser in their video "Rocky Top". Another member of Home Free sings with Voice Play in their video of "Top 10 ACA movie themes". Since you're a 'classical nerd', I think you'd enjoy "Two Country Singers Try Singing Opera" (on Austin Brown's channel).

Desolation of Smaug.

What is a little humiliating is that I only know a lot of the music from Looney Tunes cartoons and Bugs Bunny cartoons. Though it is amazing that the cartoons introduced them to a generation of children! I love that you know so much - it has made me appreciate them more and wanting to track down the history and listen to the originals. Thank you for your love of music and your love of their performance! 💛

Added comment - I would love to listen to you explain the history of any of these pieces.