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Tha1ChiefRocka
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- Posted: 08/01/2017 17:40
- Post subject: What's The Most Easily Recognized Song In The World
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If the melody was played anywhere someone might know what it is.
My money is on Happy Birthday.
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craola
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- Posted: 08/01/2017 17:53
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I'd put my money on Silent Night or Amazing Grace
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Hayden
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- Posted: 08/01/2017 18:53
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I'm not trying to be funny, I genuinely believe it'd be Thriller or Hey Jude.
As far as like, people who can name both the artist and the song title.
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star by Mozart comes in a tight third though. And maybe even Cohen's Hallelujah.
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AfterHours
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- #4
- Posted: 08/01/2017 19:09
- Post subject: Re: What's The Most Easily Recognized Song In The World
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| Tha1ChiefRocka wrote: | If the melody was played anywhere someone might know what it is.
My money is on Happy Birthday. |
Is that the "happy birthday" tune all over the world too or just the US/English speaking countries?
I might say Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" from his 9th Symphony (though it's usually just a minute or two from an -- approximately -- 25 minute movement).
Though it would be instantly recognized by most people all over the world, I'm not sure how many people would know what it's called, which Symphony it's from, or even that it's part of a work that is generally an hour (or more) long. I'm pretty sure most would know it's Beethoven. I hope.
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glynspsa
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Age: 52
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- Posted: 08/01/2017 19:30
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amazing grace, yesterday, happy birthday, stairway to heaven, I'm sure whatever the most famous raga is is up there with the large indian population as well as some chinese songs
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Hayden
Location: CDMX
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- Posted: 08/01/2017 19:46
- Post subject: Re: What's The Most Easily Recognized Song In The World
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| AfterHours wrote: | | Tha1ChiefRocka wrote: | If the melody was played anywhere someone might know what it is.
My money is on Happy Birthday. |
Is that the "happy birthday" tune all over the world too or just the US/English speaking countries?
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Dunno about all over the world, but I've heard the tune in several European languages.
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Yann
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Location: France
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- Posted: 08/01/2017 20:05
- Post subject: Re: What's The Most Easily Recognized Song In The World
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| AfterHours wrote: |
I might say Beethoven's "Ode to Joy" from his 9th Symphony (though it's usually just a minute or two from an -- approximately -- 25 minute movement). |
Yes, Ode to Joy, but "Letter to Elise" and the symphony N°5 are also extremely well known.
And perhaps A little Night Music by Mozart. Anything else by Mozart ?
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Captain_Dude
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Age: 54
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- Posted: 08/01/2017 21:11
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A little tune by Mozart...
Some people call it "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star."
Some people call it "Baa Baa Black Sheep."
Others call it "The ABC song."
But, whatever words you put to it, that tune is definitely recognized by a whole lot of folks.
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CA Dreamin
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Location: LA
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Hayden
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- Posted: 08/01/2017 21:28
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| Captain_Dude wrote: | A little tune by Mozart...
Some people call it "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star."
Some people call it "Baa Baa Black Sheep."
Others call it "The ABC song."
But, whatever words you put to it, that tune is definitely recognized by a whole lot of folks. |
| Quote: | | Twinkle Twinkle Little Star by Mozart comes in a tight third though. |
I'd say this melody, under different titles, would probably take the cake. As for as 'songs on albums' sorta thing, I'd be interested to see what that is.
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