Dudley Moore Beethoven Sonata Parody
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In this clip from the 1950's-60s British comedy group "Beyond the Fringe," Dudley Moore plays a very funny but also very musically well-done parody of a Beethoven Piano Sonata, using the famous whistling tune from "Bridge Over the River Kwai" as a thematic subject.
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player. I don't think there's any need
to get too highbrow about it though.
Was all the band could play.
Bullshit!
They played it all the day,
Bullshit!
They called it 'Bullshit'......
Bottom Line: This was a parody; It was done for laughs: It was a witty, poignant piece of British irony, sarcasm & slapstick. The "dodgy" playing may have been done on purpose: This wasn't mean to be considered for the Chopin Competition. Cut him some slack.
Hitler has only got one ball.
Goering had two, but very small.
Himmler had something similar
but poor old Goebbels had no balls at all.
Oscar Wilde, Yeats, Joyce et Beckett même, en ont fait les frais.
Là où ça pue la boucherie et le charnier, l'anglais rit : il se sent chez lui...
Home sweet home...