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Tonight, the studio is at the concert hall
While learning the classics, you can get familiar with the techniques of a genius pianist
If you add the arrangement to the music when the McDonald's fries are fried
You can get familiar with the techniques of a genius pianist
I'll burn you!
Stand up!
Bow!
Thank you!
Oh, the seat!
The special teacher is Shinya Kiyosuka
From the age of 5, he received a lot of awards in Japan and abroad for teaching classical piano
In August this year, he successfully performed at the Budokan for the first time as a classical pianist in Japan
He is also the judge of Utaneta Oh, won by Runny Nose
Thank you very much
It was really the best
It was the best?
It was the best
It was a new comedy that combined both a musician and a comedian
It was amazing
We have a musician as well
We also have a band
After the song is over, we all have a toast
There's something like congratulations
And there's a speech of the winner
I didn't laugh at all there, so I just became a musician
Let's move on to the first theme
With this, you are still in Classic 2
The geniuses of the classic world
In the previous episode, we learned about Beethoven and Chopin, but there are still a lot of geniuses.
First of all, this one.
Do you know who it is?
What?
Beethoven.
What?
Beethoven.
That's not it.
Who are you looking at?
Kerberto.
What is it?
The correct answer is this person, Mozart.
Mozart is a representative of classical music that can never be separated.
It says it started from the 5th place.
He wrote a lot of songs.
I'm sorry, Mr. Kiyozuka.
What is it?
Last time, when you were on the show,
If you look at the graph of the ratings, Mr. Kiyozuka is playing.
It's going up.
Please play it.
We'll talk about it later.
First of all, I want to grab it.
I want to listen to the representative song.
But I didn't think you were going to go as the script says.
Really?
Stop it.
I wrote everything.
I wrote it in the script.
I thought you suddenly stopped it.
I'm too used to TV.
It's the same.
It's not a bad thing that comedians say the most.
Going as the script says.
Let's listen to the representative song of Mozart.
Eine Kleine Nachtmusik
I'm sure you've all heard it before.
It's like this.
Wow!
It's amazing.
There are other Turkish songs.
The piano is cool.
It's amazing.
I've heard this song before, but I've never seen you play it live.
It's good to raise my hand once while playing.
I don't need that at all, but I think it's good for TV.
You don't have to say it.
Mr. Kiyosuka will teach us the genius of the classical world, Mozart.
Let's get started.
It says to make it 5 years old.
That's right.
He is the representative of classical musicians who are called Shindo.
From improvisation to composition and performance, he made it 5 years old.
He has the ability to travel all over Europe.
The proof of that is absolute pitch.
That's what it says.
There is something like Lanina Zoo, absolute pitch. Do you have perfect pitch?
But since you're doing music, isn't there something close to you?
Fair enough.
That's why it's the ability to guess what note you played without looking at the keyboard.
I see.
Well then, let's go.
Go count on it.
Thor.
La, la, la.
Re.
Ah, all of them are wrong.
All of them?
Is that the difference between piano and guitar?
No, it's not. We don't have an absolute pitch.
Ah, really?
We don't know that sound.
How about those who are used to playing the piano?
There are quite a lot of them, aren't there?
There are.
There are, right?
I understand.
Yuki-kun, then, sensei, please.
I'll start.
Everyone in front of the TV also tests whether or not they have an absolute pitch.
Then, sensei, please.
Thank you.
C...
Totally wrong.
No way. Don't you know?
Saebi.
E?
That's correct.
Saebi, can you do it?
Saebi seems to be able to do it.
Then, I'll do it one more time.
What?
It was a G.
That was close.
You can hear it by just playing one note like that.
Most people can do that.
But you can do two or three notes.
And if you're a great composer or conductor,
you can do this much.
You can play 10 notes.
Really?
You can play from the bottom.
How far can you go?
I can go to the space.
Space?
How far can you go?
I can go to the space.
You can go to the space.
He can only play single notes.
Only single notes.
I'm good at it.
Mozart doesn't have that ability.
He doesn't have that ability.
He doesn't just play notes.
He can memorize all the songs he plays.
That's a talent other than music.
That's right.
He's a genius of his own.
There's a proof of that.
At that time, it was ink.
There was no eraser.
Beethoven's self-composed music is very dirty.
He erases it like this.
Mozart has almost 600 songs in his life.
.
That's right.
The greatness of that is,
after 200 years,
it's become a hot topic.
Now, what is this hidden part?
200 years?
If you look at the photo again, you'll think it was a wig.
After 200 years?
She has a special hairstyle.
Kojirin?
Actually, it was a woman.
It's in history.
Actually, it was a woman.
Let's go. Here is the correct answer.
It's a topic that makes you smarter.
If you listen while studying, your grades will go up.
After that, if you do it while working, your work will go well.
If you add vegetables and tomatoes to it, it will taste better.
There are people who research it until they actually publish a paper.
There are places where it is actually recognized.
For my personal opinion,
The Mozart era was written in 1756.
In the 1700s, when the nobles were dealing with music,
They didn't perform live or play music to the general public like they do now .
I think it was the musician's role to compose and play BGM at dinners and parties.
So Mozart didn't really need to have a unique personality.
So he wrote a very fun BGM.
He wanted to compose based on the concept of feeling comfortable while doing something.
I think he was one of the top musicians of that time.
I think it's great to listen while doing something.
Also, your arranging skills are superb, but this teacher is like that. There are quite a lot of variations called variations , and among them, the mosaic is a glitter that we all know well. There's a song called "Raboshi", isn't it? Yes, that's what Mosaic makes a variation of.
When the arrangement with Mozart is added, this cute song becomes a duet.
In the first variation
He, his son Dada The position is quite different!
So you can't tell the difference with the piano keys, OK?
It's a little difficult to say that it's a chord progression, but it protects the way you use the chord and the shaku, and the movements of your left hand are the same as they are.
So we made 12 songs with that.
Wow!
It's already the end.
It's getting more and more exciting.
It's amazing. If this was a comedian, I wouldn't be able to take it anymore.
It's too much of an arrangement.
Glittering star.
I thought of the night sky.
Oh yeah?
Yes.
You say wonderful things, Nagisa.
It's wonderful.
It's a moment, but it's definitely completely different from the original song.
That's right.
After that, it's like this.
This is our song, isn't it?
It's our ABC song.
Oh, really?
No one heard it.
I was a little moved.
I think it's completely different.
It's our song, isn't it?
It's a song story.
A song story, a winning story, and Mr. Kiyotsuka's collaboration.
The story of the winner of the competition.
There are too many death sentences in Mozart.
Among them, there is a famous one.
Poetry.
There is a person called Salieri.
He also appeared in the movie Amadeus.
Salieri was jealous of Mozart.
He was jealous of his talent and poisoned Mozart.
He was poisoned by his master.
That's right.
And the most famous one is...
He died because of the curse of the song of death.
The song he wrote?
There is a song called Requiem by Mozart.
When he died, he wrote this song to calm his soul.
It's called Requiem.
When he was composing Requiem,
he was wearing a hood,
so he couldn't see his face.
When he died, he was wearing a hood,
and he asked me to make a requiem for him, and I left a lot of money behind.
I thought he was a god of death.
I felt like he was asking me to make a requiem for him to die.
I wrote the requiem with a lot of anxiety.
It was a song that was so different that I was wondering what I should do with it.
In the end, it was incomplete, and it was gone.
The last song he wrote was called Requiem, right?
Yes.
And there is another theory of death that is strongly talked about.
He ate pork cutlets and got hit.
No way.
Please don't say that theory.
I'm glad it was Requiem.
At that time, in the 1700s, he was still eating pork cutlets and so-called parasites of pigs.
In fact, in this era of Mozart, there are many people who have died of pork cutlets.
That's why it's said that Mozart died of pork cutlets.
This theory is quite powerful.
From here on, a special project.
Mr. Kiyosuka arranges the music of everyday life in an interesting way.
Well, what is this song originally?
What kind of song would you like me to arrange? For example, I would like to arrange it like this.
What should I do? What I often think is that it's just a songwriting habit.
Even if I'm alive, I make a song like this.
Oh, I see.
For example, like this.
It's a wake-up call.
It's amazing.
It's a waste to play all of them.
I'll listen to all of them.
It's up to here.
It's amazing.
It's a story of Raninozo.
I'm very sympathetic.
I understand.
I sang ABC's song.
ABC's song is...
ABCD's song is...
It's easier to remember.
I did it.
N, B, C, D, E, F, G, H, I, Z, K, L, M, N, O!
B, Q, R, S, T
That's too good a song!
That's a good song!
Can you do this like Kiyosuka?
Like ABC?
You can do it like that.
Can you do that?
You are kidding, I'm sorry
You are reading more
Please come and have a look
It really is amazing
I'll burn you!
It's a waste to give it to you, so I'll give it to you with Kiki.
For example, I'm going to arrange it from here, so I'd like you to guess what I'm going to arrange.
In the original song?
Let's go.
What?
He was hiding somewhere.
The opening of the music station?
I don't think he would do anything else.
One more time?
Let's make it easier to understand.
The opening of the music station?
Chihiro?
Hakata no Shio.
Correct.
What?
Where?
The part that was emphasized.
I know that.
It's too much!
Let's just do it.
I'll still go.
If it's okay, it'll be super fun.
Teacher quiz.
Here we go.
I don't think it's cool.
Did you get it?
Agari?
It's a prank.
Correct.
Really?
There were a few.
This is like this.
I don't know if it's connected, but if you do this, it's like this.
Wow.
It's amazing.
I don't understand at all.
I have a joke called Maji Tapioca.
Do you know it? I've seen it once.
I'll do it once officially.
Serious tapioca!
It's not a prank.
It's a prank.
It's just a prank.
I didn't do any prank.
What kind of prank?
I just did a gag.
I was so surprised.
How will Mr. Kiyotsuka arrange a real tapioca?
On the contrary, if I make a melody and turn it into music, I don't think I'll be able to slip like now.
Don't you have to learn how to slip?
What do you mean by turning it into a melody?
So, what should we do? Let's turn it into a melody.
Magi-Tapioca
So, anything is fine.
If it's hard to remember, it can be very simple.
Then,
This is fine.
Magi-Tapioca
Please sing a little more.
Magi-Tapioca
Then, when I say Q, please say it.
Here we go.
Magi Tapioca
I slipped slowly
I'm sorry
I just changed the speed of sliding
It's not good for your body
Don't slip
Slowly
If you slip, you'll get a spank
Do you understand?
The reason
Is it okay to do one more?
Maybe the song is too major
It's too bright
A little more
Minor chord
I'll go cool
Please do it again with Q
An interesting arrangement of a tapioca.
I slipped slowly.
I'm sorry.
Can I do it again?
I think the key is too major.
It's too bright.
It's a minor key.
I'll do it cool.
I'll do it again.
Magi Tapioca
It's the same
The first one was the best
I'm dead
It's different
The material is
Eiji, it's okay.
Let's do the first one again.
That's enough.
Let's do it again before I die.
Don't do it. Don't do it.
Magi Tapioca
He is sliding slowly
Scary
I want to slide
Next week, we will continue to learn the classics from Shinya Kiyosuka.
From the interesting classics...
To the fast-paced Eiko Funchatta.
Next week, we will continue to learn from Shinya Kiyosuka.