🎻 32 really famous classical pieces you've heard and don't know the name! 🎶

Everyone has heard one of these pieces before! But did you know the name and the author? Maybe not... Enjoy! :)

Since this video passed 1M views I made an improved version to correct many errors and issues I didn't put to much care into in the first version... I'd never guessed this would have been popular!

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[Yoda..]

Tom and Jerry was my first introduction to several of these compositions.

[TheSiegeKnight]

Long enough to identify the piece, not so long as to drag on. Simply perfect.

[wendigo]

Contents
0:00 1824 Beethoven Ode To Joy
0:14 1787 Mozart Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
0:25 1866 J.Strauss II Blue Danube (Waltz)
0:40 1938 Shostakovich* Waltz No 2
0:51 1867 Grieg In The Hall Of The Mountain King
1:05 1876 Tchaikovsky Swan Lake
(Tales Of Hoffmann)
1:33 1874 Bizet Habanera (Carmen)
1:54 1853 Verdi Libiam (La Traviata)
2:12 1731 Bach Air On The G String**
Of The Bumblebee
2:49 1856 Wagner Ride Of The Valkyries
3:01 1867 Mussorgsky Night On The Bald Mountain

3:23 1848 J.Strauss I Radetzky's March
3:37 1842 Mendelssohn Wedding March
3:56 1850 Wagner Bridal Chorus (Lohengrin)
4:10 1892 Tchaikovsky Waltz Of The Flowers
4:26 1802 Beethoven 5th Symphony
4:37 1725 Vivaldi The Spring
4:48 1883 J.Strauss II Voices Of Spring
5:01 1858 Offenbach Can Can (Orpheus In The Underworld)
5:17 1874 Saint-Saens Danse Macabre
5:40 1874 Verdi Dies Irae (Requiem)
5:57 1874 Bizet Carmen (Ouverture)
6:12 1936 Orff O Fortuna (Carmina Burana)
6:36 1924 Puccini Nessun Dorma (Turandot)
7:00 1842 Verdi Va Pensiero (Nabucco)
7:22 1875 Grieg Morning Mood
7:39 1904 Elgar Pomp And Circumstance
8:00 1828 Rossini Guillem Tell (*William Tell)
8:12 1896 R. Strauss Also Sprach Zarathustra
8:40 1897 Dukas Apprentice Sorcerer

Thoughts: *man who needs a beard; **G-string sounds like this!?

[RyonMugen]

I like how some of the songs are gentle and calming, then all of a sudden its a holy war and we are all up in arms!

[fahad]

As a non-westerner, I've always liked Tom & Jerry's music. Knowing that they're pieces of famous composer' work makes sense, but blows my mind at the same time.

[dead_kobaaa]

Kinda crazy how I recognized literally every single one. Never really realized how big classical music still is today

[mountainous_port]

YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW HELPFUL THIS IS!!!
thanks on behalf to all million others looking for titles!

[gabtherock]

Waltz of the flowers is probably one of the most well composed and beautifully sounding piece of music I’ve ever heard

[davidburr]

Childhood cartoons were filled with these!!

[rustyking]

Can you imagine a symphonic concert with all these songs? I'd go happily insane.

[michaelpacey]

I've heard of virtually every one of these, didn't realise I knew so much classical music

[icymcspicy]

Thank you so much to all of the cartoon creators that put these songs into shows and exposed me to all of these beautiful masterpieces as a young child that sparked my love of classical music ❤

[teddybear]

I've heard lots of these pieces but never knew the name of the composer or songs. Great job. Thanks so much for posting this video.

[py]

Having the year of composition really helps put the pieces in historical context.

[Afra_Anan]

It’s all my childhood heard music.... A lot of memories coming back! 😅 Goosebumps

[giogio]

WOW! I've seen videos like this but THIS is the most complete and true collection of classical pieces heard in today's mainstream culture.
Great job!

[cristobal]

3:40 Imagine creating the default song for almost every marriage

[deewesthill]

Yesterday while standing in line at a supermarket, among other Christmas music on the intercom was Tschaikovsky's Waltz of the Flowers. Since i virtually never hear any classical music in stores, that was so overwhelming i nearly burst into tears for sheer happiness. I wish that would happen more often.

[dipayandey]

These music are so positive & give a sense of grand exploration, growth & new frontiers. Hats off to the European/Russian classical composers.