This video currently has 99% of 👍
(You can ask for a refresh)
🔽OTHER COMPILATIONS & INFO🔽
REMASTERED VERSION 🎗here ⬇
https://odysee.com/@ClassicalPower:c/32-really-famous-orchestral-pieces-you've-heard-and-don't-know-the-name!-REMASTERED:3
FULL version here ⬇️
https://youtu.be/yz39XIcme4U
Part 2️⃣ here ⬇️
https://youtu.be/qLBsQzKB84c
Part 3️⃣ here ⬇️
https://youtu.be/R7LwCNTMog4
🎭Opera songs ⬇️
https://youtu.be/h4t9qpbFf-Y
🎹Piano pieces ⬇️
https://youtu.be/JLJq5264ccE
🎞️ Soundtracks from cinema ⬇️
https://youtu.be/dPURjIYpUQw
⏩ If you have suggestions about any piece of music I could feature in the next episodes write them below!
I apologize for the annoying commercials you may have seen before or through this video! I have nothing to do with it...
☕ If you'd like to donate something to the channel you can buy me a coffee here:
➡️https://ko-fi.com/classicalpower
🤝 If you'd like to support the channel, take a look at my Patreon page below, but first take a look at the post I've made in the "community" section about it! 😁
➡️https://www.patreon.com/ClassicalPower
📧To contact me: classicalpower@yahoo.com

0:0 Ode to Joy - Beethoven
0:14 Eine Kleenex nachtmusik - Mozart
0:25 Blue Danube - J Strauss II
0:40 Waltz n2 - Shostakovich
0:52 In the hall of the mountain king - Grieg
1:04 Swan lake - Tchaikovsky
1:20 Barcarolle - Offenbach
1:34 Habanera (Carmen) - Bizet
1:53 Libiam’ - Verdi
2:15 Air on the G string - Bach
2:33 Flight of the bumblebee - Rimsky-Korsakov
2:50 Ride of the Valkyries - Wagner
3:02 Night of the Bald Mountain - Mussorgsky
3:25 Radetzky’s March - J Strauss I
3:39 Wedding march - Mendelssohn
3:57 Bridal chorus - Wagner
4:13 Waltz of the flowers - Tchaikovsky
4:27 5th symphony - Beethoven
4:37 The spring (four season) - Vivaldi

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

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

1:10 Typical Christmas Dance Recital Music
1:35 my high school played this as a marching show
3:41-4:09 end of life for some guys and gals
5:59 my high school played this for a half time show
6:19 “Gopher Tuna need more tuna”
7:40 the song every band hates to play at graduation
8:02 possibly used for horse racing
8:13 First man on moon and 2001 space odyssey
sorry for so many edits; trying to figure out where i’ve heard these songs before

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.

It always amazes me how so many composers like Beethoven only had a head and no body, yet somehow made such wonderful music.

I heard all of these beautiful Classical musical pieces from each of these different composers when I was a child to now because it was either from movies, television shows, cartoons, being on hold on the phone, outdoor and indoor concerts, the radio, Spotify, YouTube, and Pandora. ❤️ 💙 💜 💖

Me hubiera gustado que estuvieran las piezas completas para agregarlo en mi lista de canciones!!😊

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

As a non-western, 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.

I heard most of these as a child. Swan lake and Waltz of the flowers I heard in Barbies as well as other pieces here. Others in Disney shows and others in movie trailers or movies. Others in ads. It's amazing that all these people wrote such beautiful music that is used up til today and is a part of modern culture. I feel bad that I only two a few of their names: Beethoven, Mozart and Tchaikovsky. All the others I don't know but I appreciate the beauty and art they brought to millions.

As amazing and classic as these all are…
John Williams stands on top of composing for me. The man has learned from all of these people to further his own abilities. He has created iconic music to match not only with our modern films but with our minds!
I love it.
Again these were all great classics though too.

Idk if it’s just me but this music makes me feel like I’m in another world

It always amazes me that human being scan commit the worst crimes against humanity and at least try and destroy the world and yet are still capable of this kind of talent and beauty. Amazing!!

I'm 71 and remember a lot of these from old WB cartoons. Sadly our kids and grandkids never hear these masterpieces on Spongebob and the like

This was so great to listen to. Finally can put the names to the pieces. Thanks!

In my opinion rock music and classical fuse so well together. Queen and Muse are two modern examples I can think of that take inspiration from classical or orchestral, but even hearing just rock covers or rock bands collaborating with orchestras it’s a gorgeous sound and I wish there was more of it

Great compilation of some great music.
My favorite is still Carmina Burana which I had the chance to enjoy live here in Dallas a few years ago... masterful..
Amazing how many of this music was used for cartoons or series like Poirot... Loved it! Thanks for sharing...

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.

Childhood cartoons were filled with these!!

I’m so proud I knew these😱 I love classical music, definitely underrated

My favorite classical writers have to be Beethoven, Bizet, Mozart, Strauss Jr, and Tchaikovsky. All amazing composers.

The short pieces of Music and Images of each Composer complement each other Perfectly. 😄

My father loved classical Music☺️ so I know many of them. I'm still a Fan😁

Thank you so much. The recording samples are just long enough that I can identify the song, and now I can put a name and composer to it. Like many, I heard these songs through works such as Disney's Fantasia; Stanley Kubrick's Clockwork Orange; and of course, Stanley Kubrick's 2001 A Space Odyssey, but didn't know who did them, or the titles. This has been an excellent educational tool! *****

So cool, I wish I could pronounce their names. I'd feel like an expert 😂

7:27. I have been looking for this since I was 9. I'm 19. I first heard it from Ren and Stimpy, then Fallout 4, and it always reminds me of them since!
It always makes me feel so peaceful.

this is how masterpiece really can stay forever... 🥰

I grew up on rock music(was even into punk in the 80's) but my all time favourite piece of music has always been Strauss's "Blue Danube". Thanks for putting this together.

Excelente selección!!! La verdad imposible nombrar todas las piezas que ya forman parte de la historia del mundo!

It’s sad, that a lot a people don’t know the name or history of such great stuff

The Sorcerer ' s Apprentice and Night on Bald Mountain are both featured in Fantasia (about 1940), which is a true emotional experience . IMO, it's the best piece of animation EVER !

I’m definitely gonna use some of these for my figure skating programs!!!

Thank you! You saved my sanity this morning when I woke up with a piece of music in my head and Google assist was no help because it wasn't a song with lyrics so humming it was of no use. I spent another half hour googling "powerful, fast classical music" and fast forwarding through songs. Then I stumbled upon this gem, and found it! Thank you for doing God's work and saving my sanity this Saturday morning.
Edit: It was Carmen Overture.

I know and love so many of these, and have played at least excerpts of them in my younger years (viola). I had fun playing them for my son and seeing how man of them he knew and could at least name or was familiar with! Thank you! ❤️

I don't know about art and music not into classical either but this video is AWESOME! Every time I hear this piece, EVERY time, I got shivers all over. First time I heard it in the old lucas arts game Loom, Swan Lake. I even bought the best edition I found in vinyl.

I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this lovely classical music. Thank you for putting it together ❤

Classic Music is so underrated!

My first real introduction to classical music was a classroom showing (on projector) of Peter and the Wolf (prokofiev) cartoon. The rest (after discovering Fantasia, Silly Symphonies & 2001-A Space Odyssey) as they say, is history.

Grieg's Peer Gynt is one of my all time favorite classics. :) Nice to see some in here.
And I love Danse Macabre :) (Love most of them actually)

There are the classical experts...then there are those who 'remember it from Tom and Jerry!'

Can't belive I recognize 90% of these masterpieces as a South African, but then again I grew up watching Hollywood stuff, cartoon network and of course Fantasia 2000 💖

For me no one can come close to swan lake, period. That's literally the most angelic, alluring western classical pieces I've ever heard. As soon as i listen to it i drift into some fantasy land for no reason lmao

Try Tchakovsky's Nutcracker. I bet you've heard every single theme from the ballet many times.

The Blue Danube I know fondly from many many places, especially Tom and Jerry, but recently from 2001: A Space Odyssey, and I was mistaking the very first one in the video Ode to Joy by Beethoven for Blue Danube until I saw this video!
Greatly appreciated this compilation for clearing it up!

Thank you alot for this amazing work 👏 💜 keep that energy up

All brilliant music composers who heard their musical pieces in their minds first , then played the tune with a piano or
small stringed instrument as accompaniment and put the tune to paper. Remember the piece was used in several parts
for additional accompaniment with different musical instruments to complete the whole composition.
Truly a rare and mystical talent that echoed out of their souls.

Verdi's Dies Irae still gives me goose-bumps. The best of them all.

I feel proud that each piece here has been heard by us.....😍

Really appreciate your work. Thanks for providing these kind of important music pieces to learn the students like us.

I am always glad my parents introduced me to classical music when I was young. I only missed two.

Amazing! Thank you for this video! Just found your awesome channel. Keep going with your fantastic work! 😍😍❤️

I love classic music so much

THANK YOU SO MUCH I FINALLY FOUND THE SONGS THAT I WAS LOOKING FOR FOR YEARSSS THANK YOU AGAIN 😭💗

*Muito bom ... abraços do Brazil ... 06/05/22*

These people would be so proud to see their work in modern culture.

I introduced my son to this music through Tom and Jerry …today he is part of the symphony.

This helped me put composers on a time scale. Vivaldi, Brahms, and Mozart in the 1700s vs almost all the rest in the 19th Century.
Appreciate the presentation. Will go back and take notes 📝
OH, Thus spake Zarathustra! 😎 lots of research in my future!
🙌

Yup, I heard almost all of them in classic cartoons. I just love how this video makes me feel ❤️

This brings back memories of my family’s tradition of proceeding to the Lanai of our home after dinners and listen to these beautiful works of the greatest musical masters.
Thank you for sharing.

Beautiful..we need more like this.

I feel like classical music was simple, eloquent, calm, and tranquil. And then Beethoven was like nah. Since then it’s been who could be crazier. Tchaikovsky was like how about we add a cannon?

6:13 got a chance to sing this back in high school. Absolutely INCREDIBLE experience

timeless classic💗

I love most of these! And I also realize just how much I love Orchestral music

I didn't know the names of the two works, but I did know the composers: Wagner: Lohengrin and Pucinii--Turandot. 30/32

proud of myself for being a woman of culture 😂

These masterpieces are widely used in modern day media programs, it’s hard not to know them

Thank you for making this collection of forgotten classics my mother introduced me as a child. I recognized many old favorites and made a few new favs to add to my list of love songs.

Long live orchestra!!
I love this!

Thank you for this beautiful collection. ❤️❤️

this kind of music is the best. a masterpiece 👏💪

I knew all of them but not the exact dates. Now I wish I would have lived in the 1850s. To hear my favourite Opera pices live at this time would have been so amazing.

This is a nice collection. I may have picked a few different pieces, but that's OK. Great stuff here. Thanks for putting this together so well.

Thanks for putting this together. Great job!

A great compilation,,, we all know them but not really, great stuff

Oh my lord. I was at my friends and i heard a piece of music and couldnt think what it was called i spent probably 30 minutes trying to find it and its the first one on here!

these are masterpieces that will live forever.....

I have been on a classic music kick for awhile, so i didn't do half bad. But this has helped me find other composers and compositions to look up!