Via Chris Foley's Collaborative Piano Blog:
I suppose you have to really know Pears and Britten to fully appreciate, but I have to admit I didn't know Dudley Moore had this in him.
Monday, May 14, 2007
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YOUNGER BROTHER: I sure hope not.
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YOUNGER BROTHER: I sure hope not.
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500 possible outcomes.
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3 comments:
Keep hunting around (the Beyond the Fringe videos tend to slip in and out of YouTube under different names, hiding from the copyright police). The Kurt Weill and Beethoven sonata parodies, if they turn up again, are equally grand.
Thanks, Matthew. I found the Beethoven; the ending is hysterical. It's worth seeing for the facial expressions alone. I feel like Moore, as a talent, was a bit wasted. (No, I didn't mean for that to come out the way it sounds; but that too.)
Haha:) Maybe it is not the funniest of them all, but it is definitely funny:D
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