Oh, we are playing the same note.
- Wow... - B.
That's right. We got our violins.
We got... We're standing up.
That could only mean one thing.
We got a game.
Today is a new format of a game, very exciting.
It is called...
That is the name of this game. It is...
Hey, do you want to play...
No, no, no. It goes...
I can't do it.
We have ten categories.
Basically, we are going to bid to see
which one of us can play more pieces by memory
within one minute of that specific category.
Obviously, we can only one up each other
and at a certain point, we go, "nah, you're lying."
So, for example, we might pull out...
Scales.
I knew you were going to say scales.
Okay, so, Brett might go...
I'll be like, one.
I'll be like, three.
Seven.
I'm like, nah, you can't play seven scales, so I go...
"Nah, you're lying."
- And then... - Now, he has to play seven scales within a minute.
- Oh, whatever. - You get the point.
And...
If he succeeds, he wins a point.
If he loses, I get a point.
Obviously, we don't have the time to fit in
fifteen symphonies in a minute, so...
The rule's just to make sure that you are able to play
a recognizable phrase of...
- whatever symphonies. - Yes, just one phrase.
- Yeah, one phrase. - Yeah.
Now, with that lengthy explanation out of the way.
Scissors, paper, rock!
By the way, check out this shirt.
- Scissors, paper, rock. - Oh yeah, check it out, anatomy!
- Scissors, paper, rock. - Debussy!
- Scissors, paper, rock. - Yeah!
Oh my god, are you serious?
- Rock. Rock. Rock. Rock. - Rock. Rock. Rock. Rock.
You know what we need to do?
- What? - Face the other way...
- And hold that hand and just turn around, ready? - Oh, okay.
Scissors, paper, rock.
I'm gonna deliberately not do what I want to do.
I'll do what I want to do, you do not what you want to do.
All right.
Scissors, paper, rock.
- No!!! - Ah!!!
Holy moly.
Scissors, paper, rock.
- Ohh... - Oh, finally.
- Oh, god. - Ohh.
I'll draw.
And I'll be the first to bid.
And then we switch.
- Okay. - All right.
First one is...
Ooh...
One minute.
- All right. One. - Okay.
Two.
Three.
Five.
Uh...
Seven.
Eight.
Are you sure?
Yeah.
Ten!
Eleven.
Nah, you're lying.
Okay, let's go.
All right.
Three, two, one, go!
Well, obviously.
What's that?
Beethoven.
That's not the first movement. Which symphony?
- Oh, that's from Scherzo. - Yeah.
Ah!
Two.
Mendelssohn.
Three.
Um...
What's that?
Oh, Mahler.
Four.
Okay, okay, okay.
Uh...
Twenty-five seconds.
Oh, are you serious?
Over-extended.
Bop-baw.
Three.
- Four. You got four. - Four.
Eleven.
Eleven. I was like, nah, not in one minute.
All right. There's a lot.
Two.
Ten.
Twenty.
Twenty-one?
********.
- Three... - Okay.
Two, one, go.
I knew it.
Uh...
Nice.
Uh...
It's all Prokofiev.
Uh...
Ooo, nice.
Uh...
Oh, *inaudible*.
Uh...
Nine.
Shostakovich.
Two, one...
Nah, no. I froze.
You didn't even - You said ten.
When you said ten that was the limit.
Okay. I feel like five is the limit.
Twenty? We don't have time for twenty.
- All right. - I will start. One.
Five.
Six.
Nine.
Nah.
All right.
All right, you ready?
- Yeah. - Three, two, one, go.
Yeah.
Nice.
Okay.
All right, four.
Nice, five.
Um...
Thirty seconds, four more.
Four more!
That's the brain freezing.
No!
Yeah.
Six.
Oh, that's G♯.
G♯.
Ah!!!
There's literally a thousand pieces that start with G.
You know what the lesson of this game is?
Modesty.
One.
Six.
****.
Seven.
Ten.
Eleven.
Twelve?
Nah, I'm not.
You can take twelve, BS.
All right, okay, okay, okay.
Yeah, ready?
Ah, wait.
- Yes. - Go.
Oh, that's a sonata, of course.
Uh...
That's a partita.
Ohh!
- That's a partita. - Oh, no!
- Nah. - Oh, crap.
Okay.
- Yeah, you got all the three sonatas. - Three? Um...
Oh, nice.
Uh, uh...
Yes, nice.
That's nice. Prokofiev, nice.
Ooo, Brahms, nice.
Ooo, nice.
Fourteen, thirteen, twelve...
Eleven.
Ten.
Nine.
Eight.
Seven.
Six.
Five.
Four.
Three... Two... One.
I thought the partitas were sonatas.
Bro...
I forgot they were partitas.
The last ten seconds, your brain just goes, "repertoire!"
All right.
One.
Two.
Three.
Five.
Six.
Eight.
Nine.
Ten.
Nah. I was already bluffing with nine.
Let's go.
- I was like, no way you're gonna get ten. - Let's go.
Three, two, one, go!
Yeah, one.
Two.
Three.
Thirty, half way. You're on three.
Need seven more.
No, that's not it.
- Ah!!! - Four... Three...
- I hate this game. - Two... One.
Nah.
All right, I am leading.
Three, two.
- Oof. - Pff.
One.
Two?
Three.
Four?
Seven.
Nah.
Okay.
Three, two, one, go.
Okay.
One.
Lalo.
- Is that a dance? - Yeah.
What is it?
Actually, I'm not sure, but put that on hold.
- Okay, next. - I thought it was.
What's that?
Manuel de Falla.
Three.
- Is this a dance? - Yeah. Courante.
- Four. - Yeah.
Time's up.
You might have gotten five.
Next one.
Piano pieces?
Oof. One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Seven.
Nah. Okay, I'm out.
Ooo.
Ready?
Yeah.
Go.
It's Rach 3.
Um...
Oh, nice.
I think that's Rach 2.
Um...
Yeah, Chopin.
Oh.
Clair De Lune, four. Um...
Two more.
Did you say seven?
Yeah.
Um...
Ten...
Twenty.
What is that?
Ravel.
Six. One more!
Ooh!
- Nice. - Seven.
Nine seconds left.
Oh...
Just. That was my limit.
One more I would've died.
I chickened out, cause I know I freeze under pressure.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Eight.
Nine.
Nah.
- I'm out. All right. - Ooo, I don't know, I don't know, I don't know.
- All right. I'm not sure yet. - Ready?
And go.
Nice.
One.
- Tchaikovsky, nice. - Two.
Oh, yeah, Mozart, yeah, yeah.
Three.
- It is. - Four.
Um...
- Oh, yeah, Brahms. I mean, not Brahms. Beethoven. - Beethoven.
Um...
- Six. - Six.
- Oh. - You got heaps of time.
That's not...
- Oh, yeah, okay, seven. - Yeah, it is in D major.
Five...
Four...
Three...
Two...
One.
Time's up!
Ah, I needed one more!
Paganini.
I had a ninth one but I just panicked.
I panicked. I forgot what my ninth one was.
Oh, no, I lost that one.
Oh...
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Seven.
Nah.
- Yeah. I can't do seven, dude. - Oh, really?
Okay.
Wait, wait, okay, nah, nah, nah, eight.
- Eight. Eight, eight, eight. - Nah, nah. No!
I might be able to do eight.
All right.
- You can do it. - Noo!!!
I thought you would go nine.
No!
I'm out.
Let's go. Let's go.
Quick.
All right, ready? Go.
Three, two, one.
Nice. One.
Oh, yeah, four. I mean, two.
Oh.
Five.
Three.
Four, nice.
Okay, five.
- Yeah, the up bow staccato one? - Yeah.
Ooh! Six.
Seven.
Yeah! I did it!
- Eight. - I said eight.
- Didn't you say nine? Oh, you said eight. - No, I said eight.
Oh, nice.
Woah.
- All right. - This is interesting.
Five.
Six.
Seven.
Eight.
Twelve.
Fourteen.
Nah, I'm out.
No, you need to do one more playing one.
Nah, I'm not playing.
Nah. I'm not playing.
Good bye.
All right, here we go.
Three, two, one, go.
Yeah, one.
Two.
Um...
That's Paganini.
Oh, I mean...
Three.
I always mix those two up.
Um...
Oh, yeah.
Four.
Yes.
- Excuse my intonation. - Partita, five.
Six.
Seven.
Ooo, nice.
Eight.
Nine.
Um...
Ten...
Seconds left.
Eleven.
Uh, twelve.
Thirteen.
Three, two...
One.
Oh, you got it! Fourteen!
- Ooh!!! - He just made it. He just made it.
He just made it.
All right, is that it?
- One more? Oh, that's it? - Yeah, that's it, that's it.
All right, guys.
I lost my bubble tea.
Yeah.
That's it.
Remember, know your repertoire.
And don't forget to practice.
Ooo-la-la~
What does it mean?
Ooo.
- Foreshadowing. - Ooo.
Can you guess what that is?
Woah!
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