Rossini - William Tell Overture - Part 2

[menslady125]

Ahhh...such a beautiful day.

*realizes it's a work day*

*cue 2:28*

OH, CRAP!

[CreepyTacos]

what does fin mean? >:3

[titaniumpanda810]

@CreepyTacos fin means finish

[streetcarjay]

A fiery horse with the speed of light, a cloud of dust and a hearty Hi-Yo Silver! The Lone Ranger! ... With his faithful Indian companion Tonto

[JuntMonkey]

It's amazing how many hugely well-known and iconic "themes" come out of this one piece. And all completely different from each other.

[rox5car]

Rossini wrote the part at 2:28 as the habenero sauce kicked in.

"gotta go, gotta go, gotta go RIGHT NOW!!!!" (Repeat)

[FuryDrakon]

This is an amaaaaaaaazing piece. AND we're playing it in orchestra :D

[FuryDrakon]

@baghend There are some decent "booty shakin crap music" songs. But I like classical a lot too

[Kensei007]

OMG, I woke up to this on my local NPR station. RIGHT at the beginning too. It was a GREAT day. I need to wake up to this more often. :)

[fote]

if classical music has taught us anything it this:

clarinet = the cat

flute/piccolo = the bird

french horn = wolf

[TheGamerSpeaks]

@fote i guess so. but not the french horn.

[richardwha]

I prefer the original version by Spike Jones ;)

[wizdumb420]

Drove home from work the other day listening to this...

Exhilaration...

[Mountchoirboy]

This is music to start one's day with!

[greenroadster]

Someone disliked this ? Are you ****ing kidding me !

[Takeshi357]

Your MOM existed before Looney Tunes.

[paulostroff99]

Lovely music. TY for posting.

[hnhtnt]

semplicemente imperioso

[finalending13]

Play this waking up it is EPIC :D

[Foxman90]

Fantastic <3 :)

[3601109]

in hong kong, the finale part is better known as the "horse-racing motive". lol

[TheCGIMaster]

Man: Ahhh, good morning honey (gets out of bed)

Man: (makes cup of coffee) What a lovely morning

Man: (sips coffee) so beautiful

Man: (Looks out window) *Smiles*

Man: (Looks again, spits out coffee) WHAT THE F!!!

Man: Sees 200 tanks outside his house charging towards him

[demiserofd]

This is the best music to wake up to, ever!

[HowToJustCause2]

@demiserofd I hope you dont mean the final part. I'd crap my pants if I woke up to: dada dun dada dun dada DUN DUN DUN!

[That1DudeGuyThing]

AAHHHH!!!!! Its Hitler!!!!!!

[That1DudeGuyThing]

and the lord said: Smite that Filthy Fuck that dislikes the work of Rossini...and the bretheren from below replied : A-Fuckin'-Men

[picklenub]

who is that one dumb ass that disliked this? for real?

[sayitisntsokthnxbai]

@picklenub ha, i know right? lets hunt him down! TO THE BATMOBILE!

[picklenub]

@sayitisntsokthnxbai hehehe....HEHEHEE.......HEHEHE­HEHEHEH......MMMUUUUUUAHAHAAHA­HAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH­A!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! LOOK OUT YOU MUSIC HATER! WE'RE COMING FOR YOU >:)

[Bobzeaux]

@picklenub

Must not be a morning person. *lol*

[picklenub]

@Bobzeaux hahahahahahahahaha

[daboyfromdahood2]

what is the name of the beginig of the video... that mroning one

[mr13579100]

to me this sounds like an old fashioned military camp. at 1st it's morning and all of a sudden every one wakes up and goes to training. then they have a peace full lunch and training starts again. then they have a party with fireworks. wierd.

[SGR750]

The tongue on the piccolo player... 5:12 to the end

[Goldkill7]

2:36 The BEST!!!

[bannor99]

The sound quality of this recording is excellent; the horns and percussion are so sharp and bright

[PrInCeShAdE1]

i was relaxing then when i heard 2:28 i feel running or being stunned #LOL

[thepurplecrystalz]

i have been looking for this exact one and i finally found it.

[Zjonaaa]

@thepurplecrystalz

Do you, or someone else know which orchestra this is? I have another version on my pc but this one sounds much better.

[grossenr]

Rossini's magnificent overture. But the concluding section is most fondly remembered for a lifetime by my generation. Hi-Ho Silver! Away!

[iJul1609]

Thank you very much for posting this video :)

[Brandicyr]

@iJul1609

It's a pretty action packed video. I agree.

The music rocks.

[wheels85]

For some reason the first minute of this part just doesn't sound right when not accompanied by birds chirping and anthropomorphic animals waking up.

[VenomEmperor]

now if only shows nowadays incorporate classical music...

[MrSteverino1958]

The definition of a snob is one that does not shout hi ho silver away.

[ziglertube]

please put in the name of the video (number of this part) / (number of parts)

[rayotron]

1 negative vote? awesome, you must be a reggaeton turd or sort like that bro.

[TheTemporaryTemp]

@rayotron haha good one

[KyvannShrike]

4:37 Favorite part! So much fun!!!!

[flamingbunnies10]

2:45 == EPICCC!!! sorry to go compsci on you with the ==.. habit

[KyvannShrike]

@flamingbunnies10 That's the way it should be. == is "equal to". While = is "Make a equal to b"

2:27 About time! lol (Just kidding, I enjoy playing the whole song)

[samohtzoo]

hey bo derick why would you make love to bolero ,when you have a great finish like this?

[druid9855]

A bit of trivia for those beginning to appreciate the symphonic works: This piece actually comprises the 3rd and 4th parts of the Overture.  1st is Prelude. 2nd part is Storm, which many cartoon watchers would also recognize. The 3rd part is what begins here and is actually called Ranz des Vaches (call to the dairy cows). It has been referred to as Daybreak or daybreak music many times. 4th is the Finale, the "cavalry charge" which became became the Lone Ranger theme music.

[TheCGIMaster]

I love how peaceful it is at the beginning, and just as im starting to relax, DUNDUNDUND!!! HALF WAY IN AND IM ALREADY THRILLED!

[lyhom]

It is a shame that many comments below are from people proporting to only know this music from Looney Tunes. Shows folk were brought up by chav parents feeding them TV dinners, holding no classical music in their collections. World get dummer every single day.

[DCLXVIkiller]

@lyhom "world get dummer every single day" huh. well spoken my friend. two points, first being that if you call someone out for being dumb, shouldn't you spell it "dumber"? And shouldn't you use proper verb conjugation as well? just asking.

[lyhom]

@DCLXVIkiller Well I'm dumbstruck, that you are the first person to spot both deliberate errors. Cheers bud.

[carrbomb928]

@lyhom I dunno if you're as dumb as you sound in your comment, but I know you're at least ignorant for not seeing how Looney Tunes exposed these Swanson's-fed children to some of the most amazing music in history. -1

[95bmx1230984576]

@lyhom well obviously the world is getting dumber everyday...because you misspelled dumber XD

[YingYingChang]

I love it !!!

[KingMummbles]

Warner Brothers, thank you for injecting a bit of classical in your cartoons. You inspired a love of Classical that has enriched my life.( I bet this is true for a lot of people, and lone ranger)

[punky0goth]

same, I grew up listening to classical music. My dad would blare it going down the high way :D pissed the other drivers off it was funny as hell! :D XD

[Phonologie]

Rossinian Power !

[LPSonata]

Quality music here. Believe it or not, I didn't get this from Looney Toons - my dad likes classical music a lot, and it stuck with me.  I recognized it on Looney Toons from the record my dad used to play lol.

[szv202]

"Ah, what a nice, quiet beautiful morning! The sun is shining, the birds are chirping, and...WTF, A MASKED MAN RIDING A HORSE IS COMING STRAIGHT AT ME!!!

[jod14us]

Bravo!

[nycolas1712]

Excellent. 

[cliffreda]

anyone else tried learning it on bass guitar?

[gotmilk0026]

i hear horse thumping in the end part l luv that part

[cubethorn]

ITALIAN MUSIC CIAO FROM ITALY

[PURPLEBEATTIE1]

The work of a genious

[crywolf30]

At the middle of the song I was trumming my hands on my desk viciously and humming with the song without even knowing it...

[CadillacL]

WOW, I never knew this was part of the William Tell Overture. One of the most beautiful parts.

[lextowco]

@CadillacL yea I didnt know it was either in fact i was just thinking that to myself when I saw ur comment.....a combo of looney tunes and lone ranger....lmao...shows how classical music ends up in pop life....

[CadillacL]

@lextowco Amazing isnt it? :) All I could see is Looney Toons when listening to this :)

[eddievaliant1]

4:32

My favourite part

[Zebrahead227]

2:28 i love this

[prayformercy4]

this piece is incredible. one of my all time favorites

[themickeymouseband]

Rossini's William Tell is 1 of the most brilliant and energetic peaces of music of the 20th century. Absoloutly marvalous :D

[m981236]

It is 19th century, because Rossini wrote it in 1829.

[themickeymouseband]

@m981236

 i stand corected

[kingguthery]

@m981236 haha when i checked it had 19 likes

[m981236]

Thx people for all the thumbs up

[Alanysis]

Who performed this piece of music?

[666catharsis]

rossini

[666catharsis]

i thought u ment who composed it:D

[pugilstick]

Mornin' Sam. Mornin' Ralph. Do you think any of us would know classical music if it weren't for watching Looney Tunes as children?

[mutantsheepofdoom]

Love that episode. Sheep Dog and Wile E. Coyote

[ImperatorTX]

@pugilstick I know my classical music because of Tom and Jerry. =)

[TheOblitorator]

@ImperatorTX lol i was thinking the same thing while listening to this

[gentjt38]

@pugilstick I wouldn't know half the classical music if it wasn't for Looney Tunes. LOL

[brownie1982ad]

@pugilstick

What an american centeric veiw of things. Classical music existed before looney tunes.

[tacosandpussy]

@brownie1982ad try not to be a douchebag your whole life....by the way what troop are you in id like to buy some cookies thin mints are my favorite

[brownie1982ad]

@tacosandpussy American-cunt

[baghend]

@pugilstick You're right- I'm 63 and I know my love of classical stems both from my parents and equally from saturday morning cartoons- Bugs, Elmer, Mickey and the gang- all old friends.

I feel sorry for this younger generation who seem to have only booty shakin' crap music or violent vids to watch. They will grow up with little beauty and damn little poetry of soul. Not that i believe in souls, however.

You get what i mean.

[Wendy0692]

@baghend I understand what you mean but I disagree. Not all young people listen to stupid music. I especially like classic music, and I do so since I've been 13. Many of my friends do as well. Don't judge too quickly. We're not all the same ;).

[baghend]

@Wendy0692 Sorry Wendy, you're right of course -Its a bad habit of us old farts to lump all young people in the same bunch- i hated it when I was your age. We're all different. But tell me- (I grew up in the 50's and 60's, right at the start of rock 'n roll, and had so much fun at sock hops in the gym, and playing our old 45"s till my Dad shouted "Turn that down"- do kids have fun listening to their music today? hope so

Best of luck with everything You sound like you have a handle on things

[Wendy0692]

@baghend I think you're right. People don't enjoy music as much as they did before. I think it's a real problem. But how could I enjoy Justin Bieber? I'm Belgian and when I'm at a party, the best moments are the songs from the 70s, 80s, 90s. You're right. All I wanted to say is there are young people who know it. I don't say that all modern music's bad. But I believe that it was better 20 or 30 years ago. It's nice to see that people can listen to what young people have to say, thank you! :)

[baghend]

@Wendy0692 Young people are just about the only hope we have. And having had six kids, and listened to their music (often with ear plugs) I learned a lot. Funny when I see my little grandsons -four all under 6- when they rock 'n roll, they automatically start dancing. Its fun. The love of classical music stays with you for life- but so many never get the chance to hear it sadly. Modern music seems so vapid, harsh, and talentless. Mostly hype. And lets not forget folk music- (esp. polka!)

[baghend]

@Wendy0692 Hi again Wendy- just to say that my brother in Law (he's 80 and we are more like brothers) though born here in Canada, his parents were from Vinov in Belgium, and settled here- along with many others from Belgium, in the 1920's, first to work on farms, then soon to have their own farms and become quite prosperous. A large Belgian/Dutch community here in the province where I live. And many kept-and still do- their love of Polka and the accordian- Brother still plays the old songs.

[maxazi]

Grazie Rossini per essere esistito.

[TheFloutist]

He was a true visionary and a Genius!

:D

[guidoeugene]

It's really amazing music, but what smarthead placed the second part before the first in the playlist...?

[peuterschmidt]

so inconvenient! My gosh!

[themickeymouseband]

A beutiful piece of music is this second overture

[2HB6L]

Great RODEO music for William Tell Overture! YEEHAAAH!!!! :D

[garfieldcat809]

love the peaceful morning song then comes out some loud melody