The History of the Piano
Dave Carter ·
June 10, 2012 at 4:26am
What better time than a Saturday evening to enjoy a light-hearted musical history lesson? And who better to deliver it than Victor Borge?
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May '10
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From Danish Television: The World's Funniest Man
Cremated, he is buried in both America and Denmark, astride the old and new worlds in death as in life.
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EJHill: From Danish Television: The World's Funniest Man
Cremated, he is buried in both America and Denmark, astride the old and new worlds in death as in life. ยท 5 minutes ago
I didn't know that, EJ. Fascinating. Thanks for forwarding that link too. I know what I'll be watching tomorrow.
Edited on June 10, 2012 at 5:25amJun '12
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Along with the great Groucho, one of the masters of comedic timing.
Nov '11
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Dave, Mr. Borge is an inter-generational treat at our house...Marvelous, thanks! (Hoping you're back in top form.)
Jun '10
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As long as you're bringing out the golden oldies:
Evolution of Dance
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMH0bHeiRNg
Dec '11
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The magic of music and comedy, which relies so much on timing and spontaneity, is amazing. Listening to beautiful music or a good joke refreshes the heart. It is good medicine. Also seeing musical madcap mayhem makes me misty mit(with) mirth.:)
Thanks Dave and EJ for the videos.
Edited on June 10, 2012 at 6:45pmMar '12
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Borges was a treasure. Who might be the modern equivalent?