Miley Cyrus “Flowers” As Classical Music?!

Not what you expect!

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[motorbikeray]

Nahre, you are cool enough to buy yourself flowers 🎉

[BakerPeter]

That Rachmaninoff version is soooo 🤌 I just wish we got EPs for each of these with full versions I would just die of happiness.

[upsidedown]

I don't watch all your videos because I prefer to rediscover your channel every now and then, but from time to time I see one pop in my feed
Today it was this one, and after only 2 minutes it popped in my head "Yes, that's why I subbed all that time ago"

[-composer]

You captured these composers style so well, especially Rachmaninoff. Superb!

[LRPMQLRPC]

I can't believe the knowledge of Nahre, and how she plays, incredible musician and pianist.

[quadricode]

This is such high quality classical music education.

[Bach-lava]

Ever take a look at George Winston? My son had a teacher that wasn’t interested in having him play MOON for one of his pieces. When he did, the music really affected the audience. I’m not knowledgeable enough to know what the issue was. It’s beautiful! There’s a section in there I used to plunk on my banjo, an Am little riff that sounded a thousand years old.

[SariyahGreenwood]

This is an amazing video. The song is okay originally, but it's even better classical. (I also might be biased because I play violin lol)

2:03 - In the Style of Beethoven
2:59 - In the Style of Chopin
3:46 - In the Style of Mozart
4:23 - In the Style of Scarlatti (Honestly my favorite)
5:24 - In the Style of Rachmaninoff

[anatomicallymodernhuman]

The Rachmaninov version was thrilling! But the Beethoven was so dead on, I thought you were playing one of his pieces to demonstrate his style. It wasn’t until you moved on to Chopin that I realized that was your Beethoven cover.

[brunnin]

In a harpsichord the Scarlatti one would be fabulous. Excellent video😁

[christophergetchell]

What a wonderful lighthearted video for today!!! I'd love to see more composer takes on pop songs!!!

[NachtmahrNebenan]

*We absolutely love this kind of interpretations!* 🌺 Can't stop laughing joyfully 🎉

[thomasmcgill]

Once again, you capture the personality of these composers perfectly not only with their style of music but their historical environment that heavily influenced these great composers. Thank you

[akinpee]

Hi Nahre, I love the analysis. Could you also release a separate video of just you playing the different variations? That'll be lovely.

[alinoer.]

The format doesn't stop to be very entertaining, bravo! My years of music theory, listening for composing patterns in famous composers, feel eloquently regurgitated by your concise and interesting interventions!

[orchids]

Wow... thank you for sharing. Always love classical music, I grew up with it!!! This is by far my favorite in all the remix.

[adri]

My fave adjectives in this video: twisty, languishing, perky, DUBIOUS, impish, splashy, juicy, WRITHING 💫

[fredfred]

Brilliant. Just brilliant!

You clearly have studied the old composers' styles very closely.

Seriously impressed.

👍🏻😀🇬🇧

[georgepppp]

too clever and beautiful! I am always in awe of your skill set. thankyou.

[SolomonLi]

I feel like Miley Cyrus needs to pay you to write some of these bars for her to use on tour to live remixes of that song.