When presented different options for Piano Guys music I could choose from, I immediately was inspired and knew this was the one. Thankfully, I loved “Something Just like Liszt” just as much the last time I listened to it as I did the first time. If I don’t, I’m in for a rough time because I have to replay the chosen song thousands of times while creating the track. This project was super exciting because I got to work with more current music thanks to the Piano Guys! One rule I follow when I make Line Rider videos is that I have to love the music I’m using. "Typically I have to stick to public domain music so that I don’t violate copyright. Video created by Mark Robbins / Doodle Chaos Video production management by Craig Knudsen
We picked our favorite themes from his staggering Second Rhapsody and wrote them right on top of the sticky melodies and chord progressions from “Something Just Like This.” The idea was inspired by our recent tour, which included a concert in the incomparable city of Budapest, where the model for this match-up was molded. When Liszt wrote music, especially for his 19 Hungarian Rhapsodies, it’s like he was piling material from several “hit songs” into a compilation of dazzling, finger-flying feats of melody and harmony. 2" is one of our most intricate arrangements yet. This mash-up of “Something Just Like This" and "Hungarian Rhapsody No.
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