I have two questions for you and the first one sort of easy.

What's the most famous recognizable piece of music worldwide ever?

If you said Beethoven's fifth, you're probably right, you can hum it.

Da da da da da. Harder question. Here are three versions.

This one from Gustavo Dudamel.

This one from Ben Zander, and this one from the Great Arturo Taskinini. Which one's right? They can't all be right. Which one's right? They can't all be right. Which is the correct speed, the correct tempo, for the opening of Beethoven's fifth.

Most people pick the third one.

It's the regular kind, the way it's supposed to be.

And it turns out that if you grew up in the 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, or 80s, you heard it on television in every hack-kneed example of classical

music.

It was performed by the NBC Orchestra.

Of course, that's the regular version. Except as Dudamel and Zander

would point out to you, it really isn't. Hey, it's Seth, And this is a Kimbo.

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