Man, Nokia Tune can really improvise. Even with such angry, Mr. Tune stayed calm and collected enough to brilliantly perform that piece. Bravo Mr. Tune ;)
"The Nokia tune (also called Grande Valse) is a phrase from a composition for solo guitar, Gran Vals, by the Spanish classical guitarist and composer Francisco Tárrega, written in 1902"
oh shit, I expected to hear english voice when I clicked this video, and when he started talking i was like "wait this is not english, what languaguge is this?" only to realize 2 seconds later that he speaks polish which is my native language xD
EpiCuber7 At the beginning he talks that he was looking at people coming in to the hall and that he thinks that he is not wrong if he says that this audiance is special, a very good one. Ironically at this moment phone started ringing, so he says "Go on, pick it up, its not a problem, thats just a normal thing". Then at he 0:31 he aproaches some guy by calling his name "Bernard?" and right after that he says "Alright I'll pick this up" and thats pretty much it.
Danny Holsted I’d like to see the epic faceplant you’d take if you tried to write a title like that in Polish. Oh the many, many pitfalls that await you...
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Maybe the person that uploaded this video is not English man.. Just like Americans try to speak Asian language.. That's just my opinion.. 😂
It's the comments that are fucked up. Those commenting seem ignorant that the Internet has no frontiers and that many people are making valiant efforts to participate in a community where the common language is not their own. Chauvinistic responses like those seen here create dissension - the meaning of the title is perfectly clear.
I noticed how poorly written the title was the moment I laid my eyes on the thumbnail preview. It was the title that lured me into this video in the first place. "What can do pianist angry by nokia tune"? I can't even understand what the message is unless I decode it! "What can do pianist angry by nokia tune"? *"What can do pianist angry by nokia tune?"* The hell? What a wretched abomination. Quite triggering to see such an extreme fuck up like this one. The worst case I've seen yet for a title. "What can do..." The first three words in this sentence are already oddly placed, typically you'd say "what can HE do" or "what can I do" or something. Judging by the rest of the sentence however, he should've written,"What can this angry pianist do?" or "What can this pianist, triggered by the Nokia tune, do?". Even "Nokia tune causes pianist to become angry, watch what he does" would've sounded better than "what can do pianist angry by nokia tune?" "pianist angry" Then there's also a problem in this section. Typically, the adjective always comes BEFORE the noun unless you're speaking in some form of Spanish. It should be "angry pianist." One exception to this would be if this guy were intentionally playing around with his sentences like what Shakespeare often did, but judging by the previous jacked up section, he probably unintentionally goofed up. "by nokia tune" Then this section, I don't even know what to say man. The way he wrote this section made it sound like "nokia tune" created something. For example, if "nokia tune" created a book, you'd say "This book was created by nokia tune". However, I know that "nokia tune" probably isn't an entity. Now technically, "pianist angry" and "by nokia tune" could've went together (ignoring the "what can do" part) if this guy had just added in a few more words, like he could've said "a pianist that was made angry by the nokia tune", but the way he wrote it, Jesus Christ, "pianist angry by nokia tune," lmao I support the comments here 100% because literacy needs to be spread. Even I admit that I need to become more literate in certain areas. Plus, the comments are priceless, and I doubt this guy even knows about them because of how old this video is. He probably abandoned it. So, let's spread literacy to all of the future people who come here and actually think that "what can pianist angry by nokia tune" is proper grammar. (I mean, how else would you know you goofed up unless someone called you out for it? Not everyone thinks to just use Google and type in "is my sentence grammatically correct?" ) (Also, I think the foreigners whose first language isn't English greatly appreciate us English-speakers lending a helping hand. I doubt anyone here means to cause deep hurt and pain with their comments. I know I sure didn't intend to.)
+Tuan Jim You should also get out of the house more my redundant friend if you really get upset over people innocently correcting people on the Internet and making jokes. There are many people on the Internet who act way worse than anyone here, why don't you go target them instead? Also, being an adventurer is overrated, couch potatoes are the best people who have ever existed in the history of mankind. Didn't you know? Get out of the house and do what? I love being at home, and there's nothing wrong with being at home. It's better than getting fucked in the ass by all of the crazy shooters running around, OUTSIDE. :o)
When you are pissed off as heck and are going over the edge with your temper, but you still want to curb your urge to yell at the person whose phone is ringing, and want to keep a face that's like "Yup everything is ok "... This is gold!!
Although I do agree with you in this case, you'd be surprised by how well some people can improvise based on a tune. Although there are people who could have done that on the spot, I agree that this particular video is staged.
Eternally incredible....having zero foreknowledge of what the Admiral was going to do after the device signaled, the "suprise" I experienced gives evidence of the awaiting Choir just through the Veil...Bravo Braviccio .... it's true...elations drench my Spirit's voicings..Bravo
Oh, I accidentally forgot to turn off my mobile phone when I was going to an orchestra. I was very embarrased that it sounded while the pianist was making a pause in his speech, but surprisingly he knows how to play it instantaneously, and he can even modificate it in order to make it more entertaining! Life is full of coincidences
He is Polish. His name is Waldemar Malicki. He is pianist and entartainer. A few years ago he had TV show in Poland. I was watching it very often. I would say Malicki is Polish Victor Borge.
It seems that who wrote the title don't have English as native language (like me), and translated it literally, In my language (Portuguese) the title makes sense
Prepared circus routine? Its unbelievable amount of practice and a great sense of Music that gets him there dumbass ! You seem illiterate as fuck ! Somebody should ve pulled out that night ..Damn !
Am I the only one who realizes that the title was made by somebody whose first language is not English? Unlike the ignoramuses below who can't get through a whole sentence without the now meaningless F word and have no excuse.
No, I'm pretty sure that we all realize that the title was written by someone whose first language isn't English. I am guessing you didn't realize that all of the "ignoramuses" were aggressively joking around? (I mean, look at what some of them wrote. They are clearly being sarcastic and playfully flippant.) Also, if "fuck" is meaningless, why'd you say "F word" like it's still a special word that must not be mentioned like Voldemort's name?
toothless toe Yet, you waste your time replying to this comment. If you have the time to come up with a come back, that certainly shows what you do with your life.
