sad, very sad

[communist]

look at the comments

i know

[minor9th]

I want to unmercifully whip people who call instrumental pieces "songs."

[keypeg]

Yes, but one person had a yoyo that played it! 

[general disarray]

What's really sad is that damn piece.  If I have to hear Fur Elise one more time, I'm going to have to take my own life.

[sharon_f]

OMG, 2075 comments.

I started reading some of them. They were hysterical. Then the more I read, the more frightening they became. It's absolutley horrifying to realize there are so many idiots out there.

[pianochick93]

haha:

an awesome piece, because beethoven is the biggest compositor of all times, is better that mozart, because is most apassionated, an example is "La novena sinfonia"
sorry i dont speak and write english very well

Even more haha:

This is a true masterpiece and its beautifully performed

THIS IS BORING!! its for old people and that old dude is ugly, LOL everyone laffs @ this stupid old sh*t. no one cares about this crap anyway I h8 classical crap, it's not modern and it has bad melodies and no drumz.

That is really really sad...maybe I should post a recording of me playing it and see if I get the same sorts of comments.

[queenrock]

This has got to be the worst comment on there...

hahah MOZART!!! dich habe ein kleine penis

[remy]

I have to admit that I get a few giggles when people refer to pieces as "songs".

I'm sure it won't be long before we see them calling scales "songs" also.

"My favorite song is the b flat harmonic minor".

Then somebody will correct them,"It's not a song, it's a piece".


remy

[pianochick93]

This has got to be the worst comment on there...

hahah MOZART!!! dich habe ein kleine penis

Yeah, I noticed that as well.

[pianowolfi]

pero que es esto ai la madre

rofl 

[pianochick93]

rofl 

Translate? 

[queenrock]

rofl   

Translate?  Huh

Roll On The Floor Laughing

[pianochick93]

Oh, my bad, I meant

pero que es esto ai la madre

I don't speak...Spanish?

[pianowolfi]

Means: But what the heck is this? ai la madre~oh the mother (I guess Maria) (well, it's not so funny when you translate it)

[pianochick93]

Means: But what the heck is this? ai la madre~oh the mother (I guess Maria) (well, it's not so funny when you translate it)

Ah, ok.

I agree, it does lose something in the translation.

[quantum]

I'm sure it won't be long before we see them calling scales "songs" also.

I can imagine it being called "the song on page 24":

Can you play the B minor harmonic scale? 

I don't know that.

*Points to page in scale book*

Oh yeah, the song on page 24.  I practiced this song all week. 

[Petter]

It´s youtube, core of all adolescency, what do you expect.
Irony is that alot of musicians also hate this song[/b].

[thierry13]

It´s youtube, core of all adolescency, what do you expect.
Irony is that alot of musicians also hate this song[/b].

I'd hate it if it was sung also ... 

[rachfan]

Remember that time Lang Lang played the Yellow River Concerto with the 100 pianos on stage in addition to the orchestra?  I wonder if he'd call that a choral song? 

[pianowolfi]

Do you know that song: Bach's kleine Nachtmusik? It goes like ta ta ta taaaaa.

[Petter]

I'd hate it if it was sung also ... 

You want a piece[/b] of me son?!

Just kidding, I love you Thierry

[tds]

You want a piece[/b] of me son?!

Just kidding, I love you Thierry

 

[tanman]

omg theres betoven!!!!!! omg i thought he was dead.. i wanna see him in concert.. i think kiss would open

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
This is so sad.

if I hear fur elise one more time...

[tds]

I want to unmercifully whip people who call instrumental pieces "songs."

one of the piano professors in ann arbor, michigan, called beethoven op. 110 song. somehow i could relate to that. but really, i cant stop you from wanting to whip him.

[theodore]

The following web address is the saddest piece of music I heve ever heard. Its a lenghty composition for organ and strings composed by Tomaso Albinoni: the Adagio in G minor.

Start with a high volume setting, as it begins very softly. And as you slowly get to the end, the composition gradually reaches a high state of depression and fades away with a violin solo.

&NR=1

Theodore

[thalbergmad]

What makes it even sadder, is that Albinoni did not write it.

Thal

[pianowolfi]

What makes it even sadder, is that Albinoni did not write it.

Thal

sad, sure, but somehow I like this Remo Giazotto composition

[thalbergmad]

Just about every film in history that has a scene where 2 lovers are running towards each other on a deserted beach, uses that music.

I have grown to rather dislike it.

Thal

[pianowolfi]

Just about every film in history that has a scene where 2 lovers are running towards each other on a deserted beach, uses that music.

I have grown to rather dislike it.

Thal

lol okay I guess I'm not a very frequent movie watcher

[ahinton]

Just about every film in history that has a scene where 2 lovers are running towards each other on a deserted beach, uses that music.

I have grown to rather dislike it.

Understandably so - although, since that music has been in the public domain for rather a long time, you can probably at least comprehend, even if not approve, a certain part of the motivation (even if merely passive) of the producer...

Best,

A

[pianowolfi]

Understandably so - although, since that music has been in the public domain for rather a long time

Me is not understand Giazotto died in 1998...

[gerryjay]

oh, für elise...

sometime ago, i had a white and light-green house...

it was quite good to live there but one thing: every damn morning, eight o'clock am, the propane delivery truck used to pass by my window, playing a MIDI version of this delightful work, at a rock gig volume.

one day, it's amusing...the second, you get a bit annoyed...the third, you go earlier to work. then, you just don't mind and get out with only minor cerebral damage.

anyway, think about it: the hundred years' war probably was a whole lot worse.

best!