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Tonight, the studio will go to a concert venue.
While learning classical music, they will learn the techniques of a genius pianist.
When you add an arrangement to the music of when McDonald's fries were fried...
It's an amazing world.
Kogete mau wa!
Stand up! Bow!
Congratulations!
Oh, seat!
The special teacher is Kiyosuka Shinya sensei.
From the age of five, he received classical piano lessons and won numerous awards both at home and abroad.
In August of this year, he successfully held the first Japanese classical pianist concert in Budokan for the first time.
And now, he's the judge of "Uta Neta O" which was won by Runny Nose.
Thank you for having me.
It was amazing.
Was it?
It was amazing.
It was a new comedy combination of a musician and comedy.
Thank you.
It was wonderful.
Usually, musicians also do "Uta Neta O", right?
Yes.
A band also does it.
After "Uta Neta O" is over, we all drink a toast and say "congratulations".
It's like a speech of the winner.
Yes, it is.
In "Uta Neta O", there was no comedy at all, so I became just a musician.
It's noisy.
Now, let's move on to the first theme.
With this, you are still in "classic 2".
The geniuses of the classic world!
When we asked you to tell us about Beethoven and Chopin, you told us about them, but there are still more geniuses.
First of all, this one!
Now, do you know who it is?
What?
Beethoven!
What?
Beethoven!
No, it's not.
Who do you think it is?
Kelbert.
Kelbert!
The correct answer is this person.
Mozart!
Mozart is definitely one of the classic composers we can't leave out.
It says "start when you're five years old," but he wrote a lot of songs...
Excuse me, Mr. Kiyosuka.
What is it?
When you came out last time, looking at the viewer ratings graph, it's going up where you're playing it.
Could you play it for us?
We'll talk about it later.
Oh, you want me to play it first?
First of all, we want you to play it.
We want you to play this song.
Okay.
But we didn't think you'd go along with the script so much.
I'm serious.
Stop it!
It's all going at once.
It's written in the script!
I thought you'd stop it all of a sudden.
It's written in the script!
I'm so used to being on TV.
It's exactly the same.
There's nothing I don't like about being called an entertainer.
Going along with the script.
Let me play a song that represents Mozart.
Eine kleine nachtmusik.
I'm sure you've all heard of it.
Like this.
Wow!
That's amazing!
There are also other Turkish songs.
The piano is cool.
That's amazing!
Even if it's a song you've heard before,
if you actually play it live...
While you're playing it,
it's good to raise your hand like this.
You don't have to do that,
but it's good for TV.
You don't have to say it.
Kiyosuka-sensei will teach us
Mozart, the genius of classical music.
At first it says "be five years old",
but it's exactly like that.
He's a classical musician
called "Shindou".
From improvisation to composing and playing,
at five years of age,
he had the ability
to travel all over Europe.
The proof of that is
his absolute pitch.
It says "super absolute pitch".
You have "laninos", don't you?
Absolute pitch?
But you're playing music,
aren't you?
So you don't have to look at the keys,
but you can guess
what you're playing.
Here we go.
Guess it.
so
ra
re
No, all of them are wrong.
All of them are wrong?
Piano and guitar are not that different, right?
No, they are not. I don't have absolute pitch.
Oh, really?
I don't know.
What about girls who were aiming for piano?
Aren't there quite a lot of girls like that?
Yes, there are.
There are, right?
Yes, I know.
Yuki-kun, teacher, please.
Everyone in front of the TV also tests whether they have absolute pitch or not.
Teacher, please.
s
si
Absolutely not.
You're kidding me. Who would know that?
si
mi
Oh, just now? "mi" is correct.
Oh, you can play "si" too?
Yes, I can play "si" too.
Then, I'll play one more.
fa
It was "so".
That's close.
That's different.
That's close.
If you play "pon" one note like you did just now...
Most people can play just one note.
But you can play two notes, three notes...
And if you want to be a great composer or conductor...
You can play like this...
You can play dozens of notes...
From the bottom?
You can play everything from the bottom.
By the way, Sensei, how far can you go?
Me? I can go to space.
I asked you "how far can you go?"
I can go to space.
You can only play three notes, right?
You can go to space.
I'm pretty good at it, but...
Mozart's ability is out of this world.
Not only does he know how to hit notes...
But once he listens to a song he's playing...
He remembers everything.
That's a talent other than music, isn't it?
That's right. He's a genius of his own head.
And there's evidence of that...
Mozart's "self-written" music.
He wrote it himself.
At the time, there was no ink or pencil...
So you couldn't erase it with an eraser.
So Beethoven's "self-written" music...
Was very dirty...
And he erased it like this...
He corrected it like this...
Mozart has nearly 600 songs in his life...
But there's no trace of him erasing them...
With only those songs.
Even when he wrote a song...
It's like downloading and installing...
You can make a song in an instant...
And you can make any melody in an orchestra...
All you have to do is write it down.
You don't make a song and write it down...
You just write it down.
That's amazing!
That's why you can talk and write it down...
Or you can write two songs at the same time...
You can write two songs at the same time...
That's how much "self-written" music is left...
That's incredible!
That's amazing!
That amazingness...
After 400 years...
It's become a hot topic...
What is this hidden part?
200 years?
If you look at the picture again...
It's a wig...
After 200 years...
It has a special hairstyle...
Kojiri...
Actually, it was a woman...
It has a history...
Actually, it was a woman...
Let's see...
It's said that it makes you smarter...
If you study and listen...
Your grades will improve...
If you work and listen...
Your work will improve...
If you listen to vegetables and tomatoes...
It makes you taste better...
That's amazing!
There are people who study it until it's published...
And there are people who actually approve of it...
My personal opinion is...
It says that Mozart was born in 1756, but in the 1700s, aristocrats were in charge of music.
Like now, like Ronnie Knows, they didn't play live or play music for the general public,
but composed and played BGM for meals and parties. That was the role of musicians.
So Mozart himself didn't need much personality there.
So he composed BGMs with a lot of fun.
He wanted to compose with a concept of "doing something while feeling good",
and I think that's why he's the best candidate for it.
Even now, 200 years later, I think it's really good to listen to it while doing something.
I see...
Mr. Gasser, you're also good at arranging, but...
That's right. There's a variation called "performance song",
and Mozart composed a lot of performance songs.
One of them is "Kira Kira Bosch", which we know very well.
Mozart made that song into a performance song.
"Kira Kira Bosch" was a chanson that became popular in France at the end of the 18th century.
The song became popular in Japan as well,
but when Mozart's arrangement is added, this cute song becomes its counterpart.
The first variation is...
That's how it changes.
It's completely different!
I don't know! I don't know where the chorus is!
You can't tell it's "kira kira boshi" just by listening to the pad, can you?
That's right. But "kira kira boshi"'s chord progression is a little difficult,
but it protects all of the ways of using harmony and scale, and the movement of the left hand is as it is.
With that binding, we made 12 songs.
Wow!
At the end, it's like...
It's like...
It's like that, and it's getting more and more exciting.
That's amazing! If you were an entertainer, you wouldn't be able to take it.
You arranged it too much!
"kira kira" "kira kira boshi"
kira kira boshi
It's true!
The night sky came to my mind!
Oh, really?
Yes!
You say wonderful things, Nagisa!
It's wonderful, isn't it?
For a moment... But it's true that the original song is completely different.
Yes, it is. The rest is like...
It's our song "ABC".
Oh, is it?
Yes, nobody noticed it.
Nobody noticed it.
I thought it was a completely different song.
It's our song, isn't it?
It's "Utanetaou", isn't it?
"Utanetaou" winning song and Kiyotsuka-sensei's collaboration will be revealed later!
There are more than 150 theories about Mozart's death.
That's too many!
Among them, there is a theory that he was poisoned to death.
He was killed.
There is a man named Salieri.
He also appeared in the movie "Amadeus".
Salieri was jealous of Mozart.
He was jealous of his talent and poisoned Mozart.
So it's a theory that Mozart was poisoned by his teacher.
That's right.
The most famous theory is that Mozart died of a curse of a song of death.
Is it a song he composed?
There is a song called "Requiem" with Mozart.
When Mozart died, he composed and played "Requiem" to comfort his soul.
When Mozart composed "Requiem",
a man wearing a hood and a mask came and asked Mozart to compose "Requiem".
Mozart paid a lot of money and went home.
Mozart thought Mozart was a "dead god" and asked Mozart to compose "Requiem" for Mozart's death.
Mozart composed "Requiem" to comfort his soul.
Mozart's song composition has changed a lot.
I see.
In the end, Mozart died without completion.
The last song he composed was "Requiem", wasn't it?
And there is another theory that Mozart died of a curse of death.
Mozart ate a pork cutlet and died of a curse of death.
I can't believe it.
Don't say that theory.
I'm glad it's "Requiem".
At that time, in the 1790s, people ate pork cutlet and died of a curse of death.
In fact, many people died of a curse of death in this era of Mozart.
That's why Mozart died of a curse of death.
This theory is quite powerful.
Is it powerful?
Pork cutlet theory
From now on, it's a special project.
Kiyosuka sensei arranges everyday music in an interesting way.
What kind of song is this song originally?
Can you arrange any song? For example, you arranged like this.
What should I do? What I often think is...
I have a habit of composing songs.
Even if I live normally, I make songs like this.
I see.
For example, like this...
Oh, it's a wake-up song.
It's a waste of strings.
He always listens to it.
It goes up to here.
It's amazing.
But I'm very sympathetic about "what do you want" songs.
Like "I know, I know" songs.
Like "ABC" song.
"ABC" song is...
"ABCD" song is...
It's easier to remember.
It's a new song.
A, B, C, D, E...
F, G, H, I, J, K...
L, M, N, O...
P, Q, R, S, T...
What a great song!
Can you play it like Kiyosuka-san?
A, B, C...
Can you play it like Kiyosuka-san?
Yes, I can.
Can you play it like Kiyosuka-san?
Yes, I can.
N - D - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - F - N - Y - P - Q - R - S - T
N - D - C - D - E - F - N - J - Q - R - S - T - Q - R - A -bit louder N - D - C - D - E - F - N - J - K - L - F - R - S - T - Q - R - A - bit louder
What is your everyday sound?
Potato Screams
Can you make it out?
So for me it's like...
It's the best!
It burns and flies away!
It's a waste to give it up.
It burns and flies away!
For example,
I will arrange it from here.
What did you arrange?
Will you guess it?
Will you play the original song?
Yes.
I will play it.
What?
It was hidden somewhere.
Nagisa.
Opening of a music station?
You will never play such a different song, will you?
Can you play it one more time, teacher?
Let's make it a little easier to understand. A little more.
Can you arrange it a little weaker?
Yes, I will go.
Ah! Ah! Ah!
Jihi.
Let's measure it.
Let's have fun.
Correct.
What?
Where?
Where was emphasized?
Yes, we know it.
Even if you put it in too much...
Let's make it easier.
Do you want me to play it one more time?
If you are okay with it, it is really fun.
It is good.
What is it?
Teacher Quiz.
Then, I will play it.
♪
What?
I only think it is cool.
Do you know it, Sol?
Yes, I know it.
"Tettere" of "Dokkiri".
Correct.
What?
Where?
Did you really do it?
Where?
♪
Oh!
It is "Tettere".
Something was in it.
Let's do it like this.
♪
I don't know if it is connected, but if you do it like this...
♪
Wow!
I don't know it at all.
It is sad.
There is a gag of me called "Real Tapioca".
Do you know it?
I have seen it once.
I will do it once formally.
"Real Tapioca"!
It's not a prank! It's not a prank!
It's just a joke!
It's not a prank!
What kind of prank is it?
It's just a joke!
It's not a prank!
It's just a joke!
How does Mr. Kiyoshika arrange "Real Tapioca"?
If we make it into a melody and make it into music,
wouldn't it become sloppy like it is now?
Wouldn't it become sloppy like it is now?
If we make it into a melody, what do you mean?
What should we do?
Should we make it into a melody now?
"Real Tapioca"!
Anything is fine.
If it's hard to remember, anything simple is fine.
Then, "Mi-Do-Do-Do"...
This is fine.
"Real Tapioca"!
Please sing a little more.
"Real Tapioca"!
If I say "Q", please say it.
Yes.
Here we go.
Magi-tapioca
It slipped slowly.
I'm sorry.
It slipped.
The speed of slipping changed.
It's not good for you.
It slipped.
It's not good for you.
It slipped slowly.
It slipped.
It was bad.
Is it clear?
The reason is...
Can I say one more reason?
Sure.
The tune was too major.
The tune was too bright,
so let's go with minor.
Let's go in a cool way.
Let's do it again with a cue. Here we go.
Maji-tapioca
Kiyosuka style "maji-tapioca" interesting arrangement.
I slipped slowly.
I'm sorry.
Can I ask you one more question?
Yes.
Maybe the key of the song was too major.
It was too bright.
Let's make it a little more minor.
Let's do it in a cool way.
Let's do it again with a cue. Here we go.
Maji-tapioca
It's the same!
The first one was the best one!
It's so different!
The material is...
It's okay!
Can you play the first one again?
Is it okay?
Stop it!
Maji-tapioca
It's slipping slowly!
I'm scared!
I want to slip!
Next week, Kiyosuka and Shinya will learn classical music!
From interesting classical music...
...to cat-stepping fast-paced music!