PRO Violinist Rates Romantic Classical Music by Rizz
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- čas přidán 10. 02. 2024
- I ranked one of the most popular classical music pieces and classical composers by their "rizz" aka their ability to flirt and be charming through their musical ideas. Whether they are symphonies, sonatas for piano, solo pieces for the violin. Who will score the highest and who will get the lowest marks? Subscribe to get perfect pitch.
Names of the pieces used in the video:
Tchaikovsky - Violin Concerto in D major, Op 35
Igor Stravinsky - The Rite of Spring
Edward Elgar - Salut d'Amour for violin Op.12
Liebesleid (Love's Sorrow) - Kreisler
Waxman - Carmen Fantasy
Mahler Symphony No. 5 - Adagietto
Chopin - Nocturne in C Sharp Minor (No. 20)
Jules Massenet - Meditation from Thais for Violin and Piano
Chopin Waltz Op.69 No.1
Bach Cello Suite No.1
Liszt - "Spanish Fantasy"
Paganini Caprice 21
La plus que lente - Debussy
Mendelssohn Violin Concerto II mvt
Last Rose of Summer - Ernst
Liszt - Liebestraum No. 3 - Hudba
1000 likes and I'll have strangers rank my Rizz.
No! You left out rach 2! 😭
I was sure that any video ranking the romance of a piece wouldn’t be complete without it.
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139 missed calls from Igor Stravinsky.
1979 missed calls from dmitri shostakovich
my left ear enjoyed your voice
I find audio mixing like this annoying and I can't watch anything that doesn't have stereo vocals.
nice guy, perhabs a nice video, but unwachable :(
Rite of spring is the musical equivalent of the “wanna f*ck* pick up line 🤪
My left ear really enjoyed this
i love your videos man, but make your voice in both ears please😭😭
Plenty of the Liszt transcendental etudes are very romantic feeling
Korngold violin concerto second movement is the most romantic gorgeous thing you will ever hear, trust
Liszt my beloved Liszt.
I think Alkan at least can get a Phone # or Date Night because of his Les Quatre Ages (the first two of it sounds beautiful)
The 3rd movement is also great. I prefer it over the 1st mvt if you ask me since that movement is repetitive for me, the only good parts were the middle section and the coda but It's not to say it's a bad piece though.
Also the Nocturne Op. 22 is insanely elegant, which definitely should get netflix and chill undoubtedly.
@@therealransu If you are talking about Les Quatre Ages, the 2nd one is great.
You almost have 20k subs!!
Makes sens that Liszt was involved in at least 26 love affairs during his younger years and also makes sens that women would throw underwear at the stage during his concerts
Also, a couple others are consolation no 3, transcendental etude no 9 and un sospiro
I played Prokofiev 'Battle on the Ice' for our 20 th wedding anniversary. Honesty is the cornerstone of lasting relationships.
As a wanderer, I expected that my feet would be shod in cymbals.
I did not expect to find love, only war.
I heard the third movement of Rachmaninoff’s Cello Sonata play in the background but it was not in the ranking, ironic, as it is one of the most romantic, beautiful and emotional pieces in the repertoire.
His cello sonata is exceptional, then again so is a lot of his music.
Also the prelude in D major from his Op. 23 set, it's one of my favorite pieces in piano literature. Rachmaninoff was great at using the piano to its fullest potential while still being pianistic in my opinion.
I've never liked the Tchaikovsky Concerto much somehow, but I like it a bit more with Hilary's interpretation, her opening, the fact that she does the second movement with a mute... It fits. For me, Hilary's tone and texture isn't the most luscious or romantic, however, it is straight to the point. Just what it needs to be, pure, no extras. And since the Tchaik is so sugary and romantic already I really love how Hilary Hahn's playing balances that out
Edit: sorry, this has not much to do with the video. I just jumped on the opportunity when I saw you picked her recording lol
Since the Adagietto and Meditation both made an appearance, I feel like I should chime in and say this:
Neither piece is normally played the way it should be. There's a thick fog of false tradition lying over these pieces. Listen to the recording of Adagietto by Barshai and the Junge Deutsche Philharmonie, and then listen to the recording of Meditation by Fritz Kreisler. I think you'll find that these recordings hit pretty different. Ultimately, though, I think they're much more "correct".
Another recommendation for the list is Tchaikovsky's Souvenir d'un lieu cher. The first and third movements in particular.
Great video as usual! By the way, I think your audio is a little messed up, it's only on my left headphone
I love bruch
I learned and performed the first third of Liebestraum in a spoken word poetry event my best friend's wife organized for her birthday at her request. Much more potent piece than I had surmised when hearing it.
Edit: Liszt was indeed the master rizzler. Read a bit about his romantic entanglements sometime when you're feeling bored.
I keep trying to "Hall of the Mountain King", but I always end up John Cage 4:33.
Where is Wagner?! Granted he was not a looker but he demonstrably had “rizz” considering his numerous scandalous affairs (including Liszt’s own daughter) and the Tristan und Isolde prelude, I mean c’mon?! Only Mahler comes close. Also, there’s the fact that he’s, ya know, a TITAN of Western Art.
Olay! That’s me.
I don’t even remember commenting that.
liszt un sospiro
Beethoven symphony 7 mov 2
RACHMANINOFF VOCALISE
rachmaninoff rhapsody on a theme of paganini variation 18
prokofiev violin concerto 1 mov 3
debussy nuit detoiles
schumann widmung and liszts transcription
schubert staendchen and liszts transcription
puccini nessun dorma
debussy violin sonata
tchaikovsky string quartet 1 mov 2
borodin string quartet 2 nocturne
ravel pavane for a dead princess
borodin in the steppes of central asia
just some of my fav romantic pieces not featured here
also the introduction to the adoration of the earth in rite of spring might rank higher than the rest of it
Seriously there are so much gorgeous Debussy that fits perfectly for this! How come there is no Prélude á l'après-midi d'un faune too?
Yo, whos recording of liebestraum 3 was played in this video? Ive listened to a lot of performers play that piece but the one in this video just hits harder.
Rubinstein? Not sure tbh
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My friends little brother played river flows in you at my 21st birthday and all the college girls were disappointed he was 16 😂
Why don't you have more followers ?
I am surprised how there is no Debussy Prélude á l'après-midi d'un faune......... Like come on!
There is so much Debussy that would fit here..
Also the 2nd movements of Mozart Clarinet Concerto, Flute and Harp Concerto and Piano Concerto No. 19.
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Left ear gang represent
Just play tschaikovsky’s slavonic March 😅
I mean did get lots of women chasing him
Just don't play any of the really sad preludes that Chopin composed while vacationing with his fiancee who then left him when they returned.
Thai vs Thaïs is not pronounced the same way 😂 have nice love day
You're a ''pro'' violinist? LOL.
Mendelssohn biggest Rizzler🎉
Well, of course Liszt is the definitve rizz, he was literally a man icon in his youth, and women were crazy for him (see Lisztomania: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lisztomania?wprov=sfla1 ).