Tony Ann - PULSE (My Neighbour’s Car Alarm)
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car sound nono only piano please.
Can we have just piano version of this masterpiece, P L E A S E? It’s beautiful!
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Its called my neighbor’s car alarm 😅. Blending in along the alarm is something else.
Wow wow wow. Would love to see a tutorial for playing this.
They say you need to be a little mad to create art.
That car must've drove you insane because this is beautiful.
“Drove” you insane, huh…
I really wanted to say "it's driven" in a way that you would find funny and not like I was being a smart arse but this is the best I could come up with. ❤️
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@@fuzzystudiosofficial I take it back, YOURS is the best comment
WHAT IS THAT MELODY???????????
"Hey, I just wrote a new song!"
"Cool, what is it?"
*throws a brick at the neighbours car*
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as soon as the keyboard starts the car alarm doesn't even sound like an alarm anymore it's insane how music can turn any random sound into an instrument.
I could hear a choir singing "Aahhh ahhh ahhh ahhh" at one point.😅
much better than car alarm EDM (dont get me wrong, i love EDM :)
it's not a random sound, it's a two tone chord, and probably in 440Hz tuning (or the keyboard is tuned to match).
You might like the a cappella genre. And if you visit the weird side of youtube, check out some covers made by glasses or ruler or rumba.
What do you think what is TECHNO music about...Just industrial noises turned into music...😎
How satisfying would it have been to hear the little "boop boop" of the alarm being shut off a measure after the piano ends? 😂
After a year of comments and you come up with this. Now my brain can't listen to it without imaging that happening. lol
@@paulis7319 I can't believe more people hadn't thought of that. LOL
Man, I think the real let down was the car owner here. What a great idea by you sir. Shane on that neighbor for not having a creative mind!
Truuuuue! That would have been perfect
No kidding. Most alarms would have timed out before the end of this song.
Imagine, you get annoyed by the car alarm, but suddenly ur neighbor just hits the best live arrangement you ever heard and somehow saved ur day
Can't like this comment, got 666
Him: *MASTERPIECE*
Me: _googles location of car alarm in the car, loads gun_
I’d throw rocks at the car just to get them to play again
I’d throw a plane at that car just to get him to play again.
I'd unlock the car from the outside just to get them to play again
"honey your car alarm is going off again."
"I know, I'm letting him cook"
😂
Bro got grilled instead of cooked
Nah fam its a fake sample
I'm laughing so hard rn idk why I found this so funny 😭
Buahahha best one yet!!! I keep coming back to this commentnsection, I love this
I love that CZcams recommends this to me every couple months.
Me too! I love it
Yuh
Same. I have to be responsible for at least 100 of those views.
Same, the song is just,,, so good
Same 😂 and I always watch it 😂❤
This is a prime example of life giving you lemons and you making lemonade.
BTW, that was absolutely beautiful.
But life never gave us lemons, like this artist we MADE THEM ALL BY OURSELVES
Better than making life take the lemons back and getting mad.
Don't make lemonade, make life take the lemons back!
@@wavypurples let the lemons dry and make compost >:3
@@YourLocalOrcus6572I am the lemon
I can feel the rage inside this piece
Passion not rage
@@dorian1761why not both
The desperation, the futility, the resignation, the sublimation
@@dorian1761 passionate rage
I can feel all the stages of grief behind this piece.
I love that this must be a frequent enough occurrence for you to have both the time and motivation to make an entire song for a car alarm.
i will be the one to say that there's a high chance that he was already making a song that was keyed around B which is the same pitch as the car alarm, so he could've picked one of his W.I.P. pieces and fit it accordingly. But also I like to believe he made this song for the car alarm.
@@iinkstain hey piano nerd please dumb it down for us normal people
@@StunXPlayz they never anything complicated other than maybe B key idk what youre talking about lol
@@StunXPlayz im a piano nerd but i know nearly nothing about academy music theory, but i laughed so thank u. ill try to relay my understanding because im still figuring it out.
(EDIT: the car alarm is actually a multiple of tones, but this explanation is based on the B sound in the horn, and therefore may be inaccurate)
you can test this out on a piano. the car alarm is the same pitch as a "B" note. so if u play the B note on the piano it should sound the same as the car alarm.
(car alarms aren't designed with perfect tuning in mind so the actual car sound could be in limbo somewhere between 2 semitones) but its *closest to B.*
its important to remember that most songs use a specific note as a foundation to build the song from, which is the *key.*
since the alarm is essentially just a "B", this song uses the B major scale. so B is our foundation note that the melody is based around.
there's a select few note combinations that sound good when played in the presence of a recurring B note, and the recurring B note here is the Car Alarm.
So the person in the video could have just been making a song already using the B major scale and have it fit serendipitously. If your oven timer made a sound that was like a C note over and over again, you could just find a song online that uses the C major scale and do the same thing.
i'm gonna make actual music nerds throw up with my terminology and limited knowledge but;
honestly it's magical if you can recognise a song's key and you're sitting at your comfort instrument. because if the song stays in the same key, you can just play any note in that scale and almost every time it will sound good. combine this with general knowledge of music patterns and you can play in time to a song you've never heard before, making your own riffs as long as you're staying in the same scale.
That's actually pretty impressive how well it goes together. I'm forced to imagine the neighbors left it honking till the performance finished.
growing up i had a ceiling fan in my bedroom, it was old, terribly unbalanced, and ALWAYS made a damn near ENTIRELY random ticking noise, there were a handful of patterns it'd tick out, but with no set order for when each pattern would happen.
i LOVED that fan, and still miss it 20 years later, because after a while it became an anchor for my brain to run through random sound loops to go along with the patterns, and then join them together in the few seconds of silence before another pattern would emerge, every night was a new song to lul me to sleep.
to this day i cannot sleep properly without the sound of a fan in the room... but never have i found a fan that made me sleep quiet like that one did.
What a fabulous story ❤
I never thought I’d mourn a fan in my life
When I was a little boy I found an old mantelpiece clock. The glass was missing, but I wound it up, and it worked. For some reason it had a completely random tick - it would slow down, then speed up again, but rarely stayed regular. It didn't matter that it didn't keep time because as well as the glass being missing the hands had also fallen off. The young me didn't care about any of this though, as I loved the sound of the random tick and, like your fan, it would lull me off to sleep.
He doesn't work now, and hasn't for probably thirty years, but I still have him, sitting on a corner table in my living room. He's called Jim.
You were definitely a fan of it
@@leoshork stop.😊
I feel like people aren't giving the car enough credit for not missing a single beat throughout this performance!
😂
True, the car must have practiced really hard for this.
So talented
The car deserves an Oscar
Dudes on fire. It's ridiculous how good he is
As an aspiring pianist, i always appreciate how professional speedy piano playing looks like a toddler slamming his hands around the keyboard as fast as possible, but it actually sounds good
that's pretty much all it is lol
Ethan Bortnick is the best at making amazing music out of what literally looks like a baby going king kong, keysmashing like they're mad as hell
This guy also has a suuuper exagerrated technique. Have a look at some proper top end pieces like Liszts Mazeppa, 99% of pianists wont look half as dramatic.
his technique is so weird it looks like he constantly has he hands as far away from him as possible. maybe just the camera lens
@@sharp9150 yeah the wide angle makes it look goofy
There was a movie I saw once, quite a while back, with a story about an astronaut floating alone through space. A ticking sound he could not identify or end nearly drove him mad... until he made a symphony about it in his mind. This instantly reminded me of that. Identical transformation of something maddening into something transcendantly beautiful, rescuing the mind from the anguish and torment of what is beyond our control. Thank you for sharing your amazing talent.
Interstellar?
@@aidannotfunny ohhhh I think you're right! Thank you!
Yes, what an amazing difference a simple change in perspective can make!!
@@spifariffic I'm not sure the movie, but that isn't in Interstellar at all. You do have me curious about what movie it could be, though.
Spaceman?
He's just providing you with a metronome. What a nice guy
meanwhile the broken glass of the car
I like to imagine he has insanely loud speakers and played this over the alarm for the whole neighborhood to enjoy
this was my exact thought too lmao
That is absolutely what is happening
@@stopcensorship your name makes sense, must be mad at the world.
Yup
@stop censorship You don’t have to be a downer dude just appreciate the music or don’t.
Imagine waking up at 4 to the car alarm and being so mad, and then hearing some random serenade start over the alarm and you transcend
I would instantly float up and watch interstellar once again
Relatable
@@CorruptedDiv🗿
The perfect metronome
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Knowing the emotional rollercoaster that is my life. Hearing that car alarm as a constant gives me determination for tomorrow.
*The beeping of a car's distant alarm... it fills you with DETERMINATION
i had to
I love the simple fact that you went "hey if we have to listen to something loud lets at least make it more pleasant." 10/10
Much respect for the car battery that gave its life for this masterpiece.
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It didn't keep going. He adjusted the audio in the video to make it keep going
@@nerotheprotogen5644 Now it's three. Thank you!
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Imagine just robbing a car and suddenly one of the neighbors starts playing boss fight music
*Red health bar appears*
Wait this is a setup... who is the boss?
@@ultimatecultchaos *suddenly the begins to transform into a large mechanical beast* "In this moment the robber felt true fear for the first time"
The police stops by just to enjoy the free music and made eye contact with you while you break into a car 😂
@@The-EJ-Factor*the car has awoken*
As a musician who has worked in studios most of my life and with artists most of my life, studying music most of my life, just seeing this guys hands immediately reminded me of Liberace’s amazing hand style. Many pianists are stiff and their hands move in almost a robotic motion. But this person’s hand style is simply intoxicating. I want to see the rest of him. I bet he could make a killing as a solo pianist or at the very least a musician at a dueling piano bar like the ones i used to frequent in Memphis, Nashville and i even went to one in Orlando Florida. And we can’t even see what is actually happening as his go pro can’t catch every frame of his hands moving and sometimes it just looks like his hands are floating above the keys. GREAT VIDEO! Friggin car alarm! LOVE IT!
Imagine the irony of being the vehicle owner noticing your car stereo's been stolen, and slowly gazing up at this virtuoso turning your misfortune into beautiful art.
I can't wait for the follow up piece, "My smoke detector battery is low"
Got em
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He'd have to be black for that to work though (yes I'm black so chill haha)
Wait is that a stereotype?
Caroline Polachek thought of that one. She uses that chirp in Hopedrunk Everasking
It's alarming how good this piano arrangement is.
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I GET ITTT
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I see what you did there..
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I love artist, they make the world a more beautiful place.
Yeahhh i just thought the same❤
Tony has achieved the impossible by making a dreadful car alarm a beautiful accompaniment. That was exquisite! I'm glad you have musical therapy!
I like to imagine that the owner of the car was on his way to turning it off, until he heard this majestic masterpiece and decided to wait until the piece ended to stop the alarm
aye. me too
Fell to his knees, still in his bathrobe, tears streaming down his face and the newspaper falling from his hand, forgotten.
@@twistsnakeanklesvids261I found the playwright, everyone xD
@@twistsnakeanklesvids261 LOL
@@twistsnakeanklesvids261 lmao
My guy plays that piano like every cartoon character I've ever seen. Absolutely fantastic.
Is there really any other way? If you're not having fun doing it, you're not doing it right lmao
Dude this is 1st person view of Bugs in that Looney Tunes classical piece...
I was also thinking Bugs Bunny.. LOL
It's rendered. IDK what software was used, maybe a mix of Concert Creator AI (RIP) and Unity or UE4, but it doesn't look real. Everything is too "clean" and there's several notes not being pressed. You'd have to have 3 hands to play this exactly as it's heard. Listen and watch closely at 2:00. You hear the right hand playing higher notes, the left playing lower notes.... but where are the middle notes coming from?
it is real buddy, it would take more work to "fake" something like this rather then just learning it, also when u listen and look what hes pressing, its 100% accurate. If you really cant believe it and wanna investigate further slow the video down and write down each note pressed. If you don't know what hes pressing then you're not a pianist and so on don't have the right to judge@@frostbite1991
And a level of both genuine skill and creativity you don't often see in these improvised pieces.
This is genius. This is madness. This made several minutes of car alarm one of the most important things that I absolutely needed to keep listening to. I don't even know what say. Amazing.
I hope this was played with really loud speakers, so all the apartments can hear what an amazing job you did turning an annoyance into a masterpiece.
Wow that would be so annoying for everyone after like 2 days
me too
@@bazzel1059 why would the car alarm be going off that much
@@Ghostie_boi567 I like your thinking
You know the car alarm was added in editing right-
I can see this as a song at the end of a movie where the character gets in a crash, the music fading in with the car horn fading out, and the events of their life and the movie flashing before their eyes and when the song ends the car horn is replaced by a heart monitor that falls silent
F for the non-existent movie protagonist.
What a perfect description of where this song belongs.
that's an amazing idea
movie of the century
U good bro?
The way their hands move so elegantly and swift ❤❤❤
Cool. That reminds me main theme from Outer Wilds. It starts like a melody, but later music start to calm down and you notice that there was sound of your shuttle's alarm on the background. Alarm stays as only sound for a couple of seconds, then melody go back again and alarm vanishes. One of the coolest soundtracks i've ever listened, making more than a half of whole game.
In addition, music plays some major role in gameplay itself, serving as identification signals for astronauts.
Imagine you’re breaking into someone’s car and their neighbor starts playing boss music perfectly to the beat of the horn from the balcony
Ford ranger the steel marksman
*You see a red healthbar appear at the top of your vision. "LORD OF BEEP"*
@@AhamkaraMommy Giant Mater appears in the distance
I just imagined the robber thinking he was caught and that they'd call the police, followed by utter confusion
The boss has really low health, but when you defeat it, the real boss appears: Mechanic Bills
This guy got us to sit through 3 mins of a car alarm
Nope, still a car alarm (!) with music on top. So i stopped the vid few secs in. Did you guys really enjoy this?!
@@dranoelhtar4655 then I obviously wasn't talking about you lmao
And that's just what he's showing us...imagine how much longer it went on
I’m not even mad about it
@@dranoelhtar4655 considering our dumb brain has had us come back and watch this several times over since weve seen it, yeah we kinda enjoyed it. then again this is coming from someone who likes a techno song that uses soundbites from an industrial printer so i think that says more about us than anything else...
The car alarm causes me so much anxiety but your piano calms me at the same time. How is this possible? 😂
If life gives you citrones, make lemonade.
What a kind neighbour - such a well of inspiration ;)
He isn't just annoyed to the point of making a piano arrangement, he's so annoyed that he made an arrangement that conveys a huge amount of emotion. He needed to desperately get all of that pent up rage out.
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Lmfao you say that like there's propper outlets for rage 😂😂😂
@@jahoytodiesforahoy4615 Destroying the car with music doesn't involve the tedious consequences of having to file insurance claims
This guy has more faith in his guard rail than I have in humanity
What
not hard tho, to be fair
fax. humanity is done for.
The fish eye makes it look thinner than it is
That aint sayin much lmao, humanity pretty damn low
Does nobody mention the fact, that his hands fly over that keys like a god of wind and sound?! Damn, look at this...
When life hands you lemons... Lovely stuff. Thank you.
This piece conveys so much “HOLY SHIT IM LOSING MY MIND PLEASE GET YOUR CAR TO SHUT UP” and Im here for it
Reminds me of the time there was a hole in the seal of my windshield that whistled at high speeds... which I noticed on a 12-hour road trip that was 95% 60mph+... I started singing along with the whistle to cope.
Did you whistle a melody on top of it, experimenting with different modes and harmonies? 🤘
Like that old video where a rock band jams out to a fire alarm being tested
Language
@@evereq8970 my bad
During a recent hospitalization, I was annoyed by the medical instrument alarms until I realized that they were a great rhythm section for tunes. One played an major 7th chord arpeggio. Another regularly played the same note. I laid in bed, made up tunes in my head to the alarms and was happy again. This video showed how to make an annoying situation fun. The world abounds with similar opportunities.
I often do the same thing with credit card readers when someone leaves in a credit card for too long. It has a certain rhythm, pitch, and musical quality. It'd be fun to see it performed by an orchestra arranged as a symphony.
I worked in a book factory, I just had to load paper in and stack the books once they were out of the machine. A very monotonous job with fine paper particles everywhere, the machines were so loud I didn’t even know what to think anymore. But at some point the rhythm started getting to me, I began to remember all the songs I knew with that tempo and eventually new tunes started to pop up in my head
When life gives you lemons...
I worked on a farm as a teen and the hay baler made the exact rhythm of Monster Mash.
Oh... That Major 7... One of my all time favorites. It's just so, comfy...
Beautiful example of suffering in pain (emotional, physical, social) versus living with pain. ❤
I want CZcams to recomend me more of things like this.
"Honey, the neighbors jamming to the car alarm again."
Says the owner as she watches him reach into a bin full of tennis balls to kick start the alarm again when it stops
When she asked what them fingers do
😂
"Mom! Phineas and Ferb are jamming to the car alarm again!"
That’s what I’m talking about ❤
Daniel?!
Our paths have crossed.
did not expect you here
haha i got you danathaniel
hello verify guy
You're probably the coolest neighbour ever.
I love how the trees dance in rhythm too.
Also, you have a whole building being built plus car alarms, I would go mad, so amazing to see people take something that could be stressful and make something beautiful out of it. 💜
Imagine standing by the car and between beeps hearing piano of in the distance somewhere, and it seems to be synchronized to your horn. You can't quite make out the details, but then you see it: two buildings away on the second story, an actual wizard harnessing the power of your alarm to become more powerful.
"but then you see it: two buildings away on the second story, an actual wizard harnessing the power of your alarm to become more powerful"
indeed
@@LoganDark4357 bre uwu
@@Subreon enby bre too >//
Lol and then he turns off the car before the pianist has time to finish the song
Except it would sound slightly off-beat because sound takes time to travel.
Even if you know that the car alarm isn't changing notes, the piano makes it seem as if it is, beautiful
The beauty of false harmonics...
He gives different functions to the same note
Not really
So I wasn't the only one to think that. I swear it sounds like it joined in just to play along with the piano.
I love that auditory illusion
This song still runs chills down my spine. Don't ask me why. It just does.
Its fun to see that people paid more attention to this song because of the alarm rather than the melody itself... Lol
This is what band kids were born for. Randomly synchronizing to anything that beeps at a steady bpm
Yeah, but they're also born to be cringe. Whenever I hear someone play the lick I want to commit arson. Now I hear that our top jazz band is playing a tune that part of it is just the lick repeated going down, and the professor is just taking the piss out of it. God bless the man. That one's going in my cringe compilation.
@@RCKMCKM that lick maniac literally had zero self-awareness
Orchestra kids r better
@@RCKMCKM cope
@@mouthwaterinyou talkin mad shit for someone in trombone BBBBRRRRRAAAAAAAAAP range
There is something so intense about the melody and how passionately he plays it, it's like you can feel the fury and frustration that built up after months of dealing with this car alarm finally put into one supremely cathartic work of art that he released all at once
SO much this 😂
that was so deep
Accurate
Nothing better than teaming up with your enemy
Trying hard, huh?
Beautiful!!! I shared this perspective lesson with my kids today. You can allow things to annoy and enrage you, or inspire you to find the good. This song was definitely some of the best lemonade I have ever had. Thank you ❤
Music really is the universal truth, the harmony between chaos and control. 😂
HE IS
I AM
GOD is real
Some musicians have that magical quality where they see music in everything.
Rhythm is a universal constant, and to be a musician is to take advantage of it.
I think that's called synesthesia
@@vwjon-_-
@@vwjonPFFT- 😂
Its faaaake
I love how the blaring alarm gave you the total freedom to play as loud as you wanted. Kinda cool how you took a negative experience and turned it so positive and beautiful.
Just have to play in a key with the frequency of the horn in it, and at a tempo where the honking stays in beat.
It's an electric piano and since it's being recorded clearly via a direct line it's a safe bet that they're only playing through the headphones and no one outside would be able to hear it.
@@Keonyn They might have heard a bit of clacking if it weren't for the alarm
and the audio we hear probably doesn't match the video and instead added a track recorded in studio (and the car alarm probs isn't going off either)@@Keonyn
Its fake lmao
The fact that a piano video has this many views and comments really shows you how good this actually is. 👏
I hope he put this on blast for the whole neighborhood to hear! This is golden!
Strangely, this almost seems like a metaphor for life. The constant nag and grind of the outside world, yet finding an inner melody to it all.
excellent metaphor!
THIS!!!!
Yes!!!!
let me set your comment as my phone wallpaper
Beautifully said.
This car's alarm is one of the best metronome I've ever heard. Somehow it fit the piece so well.
Somehow fits? It fits due to it's harmonics. The car horn is playing the notes Ab and B which are a minor third apart. He is playing piece in a key and using chords that musically compliment the notes of the horn.
@@jazzcattThanks for explaining part of why this song works.
@MM-jf1me You're so welcome. An instrumentalist with a deeper knowledge of musical theory probably could have explained it a bit better. I was a career vocalist until I retired. Then again, those folks often talk above the general listener's heads.
it’s almost like the song was made for that alarm
He intentionally made the song to fit with the alarm
Of course it's a good metronome, it's a perfect pause between each horn, that's all you need for a metronome.
0:20 to 0:35 sounds like an instrumental synthpop song from the 80s that I've been looking for for decades.
I don't know why that song is haunting me, but it does??????
Beautiful
It feels like the montage music for a emergency operation, when doctors operate day and night, and the car alarm is the heart monitor beeping. This song is fire
Try the surgeon simulator ost
This is exactly what this feels like
@@I_Play_Game_123 literally healing bob for the 100th time cause he is goofy
thats a darn fast heartbeat for someone under narcotics
Ayoo now that you mention it
This is the epitome of turning pain into beauty...art.
So true. Art is a way people cope with pain, anyone going through extreme pain can discover their specific artistic talent. I think it's a form of survival inside every human. It's what moves us to tears when we hear or see outstanding art created by someone. It's the deep subconscious understanding of the pain behind the beauty.
But can he do it with ex-wife? 😂
Stoicism in song. 😊
@@randallsmerna384
Hannibal could.
Not pain nor beauty… just mind
The most epic and dramatic passive aggressive note ever produced!
He turned transformed something annoying into something fun and enjoyable, like a true artist.
it doesn’t even look like he’s playing it sometimes because he plays the notes so fast so it looks like he’s just waving his hands around infront of it and music is being produced. i love it
When you're killing it on the keys and your framerate can't keep up 😆
he isnt actually playing it, I dont think that piano is even real, ive seen him with it in bizarre places. but he is certainly playing the right notes, just with the music overlayed
@@cherpsy3770 MU70012BK -this is the piano he uses. It’s a very generic battery powered keyboard
they go fast like speeyider phwoosh 👀
A great musicians, nice tunes, but not live as suggested to be. But ... who cares
I think the really cool thing about this is the juxtaposition.
A car alarm isn't meant to be particularly musical or creative. It's a robotic noise on an infinite, unchanging rhythm, meant to attract attention. There's no passion in it. It's a machine generating a noise. You're able to take that monotone sound and wrap it in the beauty of the human soul. Well done.
it’s like a robot gaining sentience.
It's a perfect metronome.
@Dave Lane Can you just go be salty somewhere else? What they said was beautiful, and I agree with it.
“ChatGPT, please explain what a human might find interesting about this video.”
@dilldough3588💀💀
Ah yes, another pleasing arrangement of 'My Neighbor's Car Alarm'.
Such a classic-sounding song
The noise you don't want to hear can turn into a masterpiece that touches your heart in an instant...
true
I know right
Only if you completely drown out its sound. This is only good because the song itself is louder than the alarm.
@@miggle2784 The alarm is just a metronome really
Chopin prelude op28 “raindrop” is a great example of this
I will forever now think of this whenever I hear a car alarm. Thank you for healing that tortured corner of my mind.
"A BLESSING FROM THE LORD!"
@@TiernanHousman lmfao-
finally, something that sticks in my mind that I'm glad of
onto the next tortured corner!
@@allyson--and the cycle continues
This would be the only way to stay sane with a noise like that. That was beautiful!
My faith has been restored in humanity.
The way the horn obnoxiously comes back to the forefront after he's finished is the icing on the cake for this piece. Amazing.
🤣🤣😂😂 you can see the annoyance at the end like, Damn this dude straight let me play a whole symphony and still hasnt shut this sucker off. Like wtf
After listening to this about 2 weeks ago, my wife and I heard a car alarm go off, looked at each other, and smiled. I dont think I will ever be annoyed by this sound again. Youve changed it for me.
Same dude
When I hear a car alarm I think of this lol
Me to
Same thing happened to me this morning and it brought me back here
Funny I just posted the oposite comment. He tried really well to make the alarm sound good but all I can hear is annyoing alarm.
Imagine what Tony Ann, Yanni and The Kiffness can accomplish in concert together
💯❤️🎯
All I want to do is commit this to memory so much that I just hear this brilliant rendition! Course they may lock me up for dancing and flinging my arms wide with a euphoric face lifted upwards.
It almost sounds like the music score for an apocalyptic movie. The dramatic tone of the song along with kind of frantic tone of the car alarm adds a relatable kind of building tension that turns into a desolate, slightly ominous one as it continues to go unaddressed. Really cool.
I was thinking the movie interstellar
A good old basewide alarm
Dying light 2
I could totally see this as the cold opening for a post-apocalyptic anime! :3
@@jamesgizasson if the webtoon zomgan ever gets animated
I love when music has a repeating note, but changes the underlying chords to give it new context and changes how we experience it.
You have successfully described an ostinato.
That’s it! Logically I know the car alarm is a constant but my brain can’t help but hear the car alarm changing tone every bar. ‘Context’ is the perfect word ❤
You may enjoy this song Cherry by Ratatat, its around 9 mins long iirc and builds different parts over the course of the song when it comes together at the end all layered. I like it
In music theory, this is called a pedal tone. It is very commonly used in classical music and is featured a ton in Elton John's music
Well now we know the car Alarm is in B4 on piano so he used a well tactic to put the arrangement to G#m which the revenant major or the mom of chords 1 which is B major so I love this kind of arrangement is G#m in 4/4 and uses G#m E C#m Ab E B
This is one of the best songs ever made.
Gershwin is in the afterlife, smiling. This is what Rhapsody in Blue was all about.
Many thanks to all the neighbors who had to deal with this painful alarm just so this dude could practice and record this masterpiece.
I thinks it’s a freestyle…
@@nathanaelmorales760 nah
@@nathanaelmorales760 no human can do a freestyle with an instrument
@@Ralampostrue the human body shuts down when attempting to play music with no sheet
I love how music warps our perception - the car alarm sounds like it's shifting notes whenever you play a new chord!
Music is worth living for ❤️🔥
The car alarm doesn't shift pitch, but the chords do ( as you stated) the relationship of the alarm and chords change which alters how the alarm feels rather than sounds. This is absolutely amazing. So beautifull. I feel like the alarm add such a cool feeling of urgency to the entire piece, definitely gonna copy this in idea into my own work hehe
You should check out this song from Clipping. It’s Daveed Diggs, made famous by the musical Hamilton, rapping to an alarm. You see how the feeling shifts in the chorus when a new chord is introduced.
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The car alarm also isn’t just one note, it’s two being played at the same time. So the pianist is playing around the alarm on a scale that makes the car alarm fit on the 3rd and the 5th
@@highbredcame here to explain this 😅
Imagine hearing the most epic piano theme on a monday morning. I'd go like "Who the hell is gonna save the world today???"
The most non-violent way to let somebody know you're sick of their damn car alarm
Imagine the neighbor finding out his car alarm was off, but waiting for Tony to finish his piece to deactivate it.
I would have my car alarm on all the time, screw the annoyingness I would do it to listen to this beautiful song
Nobody with a car alarm has ever bothered turning it off in the history of car alarms
I used to work as a valet and had to stand outside a building downtown for hours at a time. There was a car across the street that had one of those old alarms that cycled through different sounds. A mockingbird that lived nearby learned the sounds and would mimic them all the time (and improve upon them IMO).
That's such a random and hilarious thing to happen that it made me irl-lol, so thanks for that!
Shout out to that bird yo
Hellllllloooooooo I'ma a caaaarrrrrrr Oil is my blood
imagine if that bird passes down the tunes to later generations, and that car indirectly created a species of Carbird or smth
A lot of aftermarket security systems (even new ones) still cycle through different sounds :)
❤😮 proof that one person's aggravation is another's inspiration. Beautiful piece!! ❤❤
There are people who would hear the alarm and seethe in silence. Then, there are people that would complain endlessly until it stopped. Then, there are people who would openly rage about it. But… somehow… there will also be these people. Be this person. Always be this person, and you will live a beautiful life no matter what happens. ❤️
I would love to wake up to this every morning rather than the droning non-stop beeps of my alarm clock, haha
I've been waking up to any song I want since high school. I always pick a song I love to hear because I think it's unhealthy to start the day annoyed.
You sabotage yourself by hitting snooze.
@@TonytheCapeGuy huh... never thought of that. might try it tomorrow.
I don't recommend doing that, you know that the first times you hear you alarm isn't that bad but overtime you start to hate it? Well, that can happen with anything that wakes you up, a song, a person, an animal, anything that wakes you up overtime you most likely will hate. It has happened to me once, I tried using one of my favorites song and then I had to literally remove it from my everyday playlist bc everytime I ear it it makes me angry and anxious.
Nah never pick a good song you will grow to hate it
Yeah as those two guys said, don’t do that, use a normal alarm, then after waking up put on the songs you love
If this was played by a neighbor in my apartment complex every time a car alarm went off… I wouldn’t care if any car alarms went off. Absolutely gorgeous!
I'd go out and smack a car every day for the evening entertainment
Play drums or bongos on the car to the drum of the car alarm beat.😊
I would set mine off
I'd be setting something else off if this shite woke me up.
BEEP BEEP BEEP BEEP
Love the HP Low theme. Happy they brought the mechanic back