Part II and Part III a little more complicated. Welcome))

@@adiosmusictest Thanks. I look forward to trying Parts II and III.

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I don’t thin anyone knows the names of chopins pieces

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Thanks for the detailed explanation! Such information is a good addition to generally known information.

Thanks. Part II and III already on the channel. Welcome. Part IV in progress ..

Greetings from Russia. Glad it was easy and you liked it. But besides the first part there are 9 more parts of different difficulty levels. I suggest you try your hand there!

You can cover the right side of the screen to make it more interesting))

Especially Orff and Ravel. All were too easy.

by the way the correct spelling is Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov.

Bravo. I hope Part V will cause more problems for you))

Well, this only applies to the first few parts. With the rest it's more complicated..

Congratulations. Try to please yourself with other parts of this quiz.

Danke. Es gibt schwierigere Teile für Sie, zum Beispiel Teil 5

Good. Welcome to other Parts!

Got me

You can try other parts, which is little more difficult. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mdZjYLBivtm7p30.html

Ha ha, beat you. I got all but the Verdi on the opening note. Door is open to someone beating that though.

As a fellow pianist, this is a mood. I don't show shit about orchestral music. I got 14/15 saying William Tell but accidentally Tchaikovsky lol. I only know Zarathustra from 2001

Thanks for your feedback. I want to do a separate test on piano concertos)

By the way, Finzi will soon be in a new quiz

Спасибо за отзыв. В следующих частях времени подумать будет на 5 секунд больше: 15 + 10=25 , а вся мелодия будет играть и того дольше))

Класс, спасибо!@@adiosmusictest

Thanks. Intro: E. Grieg - Anitra's Dance from Peer Gynt

@@adiosmusictest Thank you. I've seen it already in one of your next videos.

Grieg Anitra's dance

@@Ashwiindj 🥰 thank you

Not bad! You can try to get more in other parts!

@@adiosmusictest Thank you!!!!

Welcome to the last video, it's not easy at all))

E.Grieg - Anitra's Dance from Peer Gynt

E.Grieg - Anitra's Dance from Peer Gynt

In the first few parts such mistake was made. Later, on the recommendation of viewers, I replaced it with "pieces".

@@adiosmusictest Thanks! These are great quizzes.

But others not. "Guess the Symphony" is more difficult.

Vivaldi is very easy to guess, so there is no point in keeping him on the list for a long time))

Wow, pedantic much? Song has become a colloquial phrase to mean a piece of music. You knew what they meant. Get over yourself.

@@UNTrumpet Nope, young people who use the word "song" for things that clearly aren't are showing their ignorance about classical music. (And if you are so sure you are right, why did you feel the need to be nasty?) But user-be9cf5qv2q was actually wrong about one thing: the excerpt from Traviata is, in fact, a song (simple melody, verse/chorus, etc.). The baron is trying to embarrass Alfredo by making him sing a song in front of a high society party, but Alfredo does a pretty good job.

@@beverlywilcox4349 it’s just funny to me how people try to use these technicalities to feel intellectually superior when in reality everyone knows what was intended. Just because you know the proper use of “song” doesn’t make you more right. Are you going around correcting everyone who says Kleenex instead of facial tissue? No, because everyone knows what you mean. I felt the need to be a bit ugly because the OP put together a fun little video and someone else is being nasty and trying to belittle them for a colloquial phrase and I found that to be rude and unnecessary. The more people interact with classical music the better and this weird gatekeeping is not helping. I know the technically correct term and have multiple degrees in music, but when speaking to most people I still use the term song when referring to piece of music. Just welcome people into the world of classical music and let them enjoy it.

I'm with you 100% on this idiocy.

I'm with you too! I haven't seen such nonsense for a long time!

We all gradually learn from our mistakes. And not only classics lovers like to solve quizzes!