That's because it's played by a pro.Jeff Reid said:
The two can't even be compared."Moonlight Sonata - Jazzed Up" is a jazz rendition of the classical piano piece "Moonlight Sonata" composed by Ludwig van Beethoven. It combines elements of classical music with jazz improvisation and rhythms.
"Moonlight Sonata - Jazzed Up" was arranged and performed by the jazz pianist Jacques Loussier. He is known for his interpretations of classical pieces in a jazz style.
"Moonlight Sonata - Jazzed Up" was released in 1999 as part of the album "Play Bach No. 1" by Jacques Loussier Trio. The trio also released other jazz interpretations of Bach's music.
The original "Moonlight Sonata" was composed in the classical style for solo piano, while "Moonlight Sonata - Jazzed Up" is a jazz adaptation for a trio of piano, bass, and drums. The jazz version features improvisation and a more lively rhythm compared to the slow and melancholic nature of the original piece.
"Moonlight Sonata - Jazzed Up" has gained popularity for its unique fusion of classical and jazz music, making it appealing to both classical music fans and jazz enthusiasts. Its catchy melodies and lively rhythms also make it a popular choice for jazz pianists to perform and improvise upon.