It is almost like two different but complementary tunes played together. Sounds lovely!

On today's episode of "people with entirely too much free time", I present to you an entire piano concerto style arrangement of Rick Astley's "Never Gonna Give You Up". If you're not familiar with the song, it's a 1987 pop hit that has since become the subject of a long-running internet joke known as "rickrolling", where you trick someone into clicking on an innocent looking link that instead takes them to the music video of the song. This is what happens when someone takes the joke one step further...

A fun jazzed-up version of "Sabre Dance" from 1964

This had been one of my favorite short pieces when I was a youngster. I just loved the sliding trombone and the xylophone. Jazzifying it hasn't detracted from its allure. Check out the comments below the clip. They are giving me a great morning chuckle.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqg3l3r_DRI

Beethoven goes flamenco at the hands of some talented Italians...

Mannheim Steamroller's take on Gounod's "Funeral March for a Marionette".

Goodness, I can barely recognize it.

Christmas a little early, but I couldn't resist posting it now.

"Bolero" as you've never heard it before. Science/tech enthusiasts will particularly enjoy this one.

Well, that brings back memories of the old computers. My first computer was a Timex-Sinclair 1000 with a 64k RAM module. I eventually bought from a friend a newer Commodore than the one this guy is using. Never tried making music with it.

The Copenhagen Steam Railway Galop from Danish composer Hans Christian Lumpye, written to celebrate the 1847 opening of the Copenhagen-Roskilde railway line. Performed by the always talented Danish National Symphony Orchestra.

Let's all boogie down the Danube

Recorded live in Urdorf, Switzerland last year.