Silent Film Music - Maple Leaf Rag (Royalty Free)

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Simulation the accompaniment music of the old silent films. Features the rattling of a manual film projector, vinyl crackling and noises.

[@thearchivest]

MY GOODNESS WHAT A JOLLY GOOD SHOW!

[@LuceroULennon]

MY MOST JOVIAL SENTIMENTS EXACTLY GOOD FELOW

[@xZippy]

Someone in this day and age should make a film like this, just for the hell of it.

[@Kitty4u]

I'm sure people still make silent films.

[@Neotokyovibes-WelcomeHome]

Actually, I'm in the process of writing a silent adaptation of one of H.P Lovecraft's books. Not sure which one just yet. Or maybe the king in yellow by Chambers.

[@ravendash123]

I'm making one for school! im still a smol child lol

[@coelhoigor]

The Artist (2011) is a high profile one from recent years.

[@swiftsmile]

Have to, but for a school project :/

[@TitanWuzTaken]

the background effects make it so much better

[@Wodro]

Its Scott Joplin, give some damn credit

[@flapcat4681]

It's Royalty Free, they don't have to.

[@Kitty4u]

That was sad :(

[@SimonsAstronomy]

This is probably what was my grand grandpa watching while he was fighting in WWI

[@manos6508]

this kinda made we cry a little, the ending was a bit sad. But then the fucking walk at the end just, it's always Charlie Chaplin mate.

[@beastfighter1]

Welcome to Table Flip!

[@strangewayfaringstranger]

(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻

[@frizzylexi]

That was heartbreaking

[@JagerRex]

Ofcouse its royalty free it was made 1899

[@shvetabelel5950]

No it was made in 1915

[@shvetabelel5950]

Charley Chaplin

[@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld]

Maybe the film was made in 1915 but the music was composed in 1899

[@thearchivest]

wrong 1923 you see cars in this those were not properly made until 1921 so yeah your wrong sorry

[@IVANSHU]

0:46 😮John Cusack's grandfather

[@urbaradhikari1539]

Better than Tom and Jerry 2022🖤

[@SimonsAstronomy]

I really want to make a film like these
They are more funny without audio

[@LuceroULennon]

*Applause*

[@LuceroULennon]

I love this music OwO

[@matthewgoodwin6295]

God I had this happen to me before funny how history tends to repeat itself

[@D3THStudios]

Real excellent man! I enjoyed that :)

[@mollyr.goates8097]

I agree with the other comments that say the ending is sad.

[@Vampepi]

Es bonito mirar cómo se enamoraban o desenamoraban los abuelos, sin redes sociales por ejemplo, el tema de plática sería de los lugares que visitaban, el album de fotos, o las pocas películas que podían ver, una joya esa peli, por cierto Edna Purviance era guapísima

[@thearchivest]

i have to play this in front of my 67 year old grandpa just to talk to him and i hold up postcards with writeing on them

[@SOLDIERTeamFort2]

the ending was sad

[@manos6508]

someone else agrees with me, well actually a load of people

[@edmargumarang9506]

The silent film's movie is Chaplin right if im right im cool but if i was wrong your cool. Starring Charlie Chaplin

[@jrjr648]

Sad times, even now

[@kylejackson4610]

Yo that big dude looks like John Candy XD

[@Hoveringdark]

I was looking for this comment and was about to say the same thing.

[@Loopy1330]

0:50 Thomas the tank engine anyone?

[@李재성]

Ah, good old Charlie Chaplin.

[@kiki6578]

Tabletop!

[@qwertyazerty1939]

For wich year this film?

[@thearchivest]

1923

[@jennaforsyth9386]

I can imagine kickthepj using this music

[@jjwilki6837]

Who was sent by there drama teacher

[@thearchivest]

i can!

[@sdfkjgh]

I don't remember this episode of Fawlty Towers...

[@cindyberdick7179]

great
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[@keskuskeluke4322]

0:38 Thag Life

[@chezcake256]

RUclips... this isn’t dance, dance...

[@silviodonte6282]

The one guy looks like David letterman

[@lolhop]

I feel really bad for the guy ;-;

[@BigPapaBear1000]

Charlie chaplin, Sunnyside

[@Madd_Joseph]

2:07 pakskkskaka

[@EldarMalkiOfficial]

lol!
showdown effect?!

[@xXAllTheWayTurntUp]

can i use this pls

[@idkwhattocallmyselfsothiswilld]

Yes, but I'd recommend you use a higher quality version.

[@hemmiT-A.M]

dont you guy feel like watching a 3d movie xD

[@matheussanthiago9685]

00:06

[@mollyr.goates8097]

Speeding up the movie like that undermines the integrity of the film. Good video though.

[@callum0481]

Molly R. Goates are you being serious i can’t tell?

[@user-pe1il2pz2b]

They were sped up

[@mollyr.goates8097]

@@callum0481 I'm being serious. They filmed the original at a particular speed for a reason. Changing that ruins the effect.

[@mollyr.goates8097]

@@user-pe1il2pz2b Yes, but they didn't very carefully for a reason. It was an art, and playing it faster than it was supposed to be is like playing a funeral march as a polka. There was a whole process behind the speeds they chose and it was a meticulous process that they put a lot of effort in. There was a science behind it, so to speak.

[@mollyr.goates8097]

They were normally run in-between x.75 and x.50 on this video.

[@Nightbreakeryt]

Lol

[@tsarnicholasii6081]

why is this so fast?

[@madc2004]

That's just how movies back then were

[@mollyr.goates8097]

@@madc2004 Not exactly. They weren't this fast. Not nearly this fast. Only comedies were very fast at all, and sometimes, occasionally, action scenes in dramas

[@cindyberdick7179]

THIS IS CHARLIE CHAPLIN!!!!
.O.

[@MrLucky-ry6wn]

#CharlieChaplin

[@corinthgatchalian6009]

Press 3 for Charlie Chaplin

[@kpwitchbrew]

Lego City In 1943
👇 Who Came For That?

[@manos6508]

I did not, but I liked anyway : D

[@FG-bn3qq]

it's played at the wrong speed

[@libertylatenight3657]

The projector sound RUINS the usefulness of this.

[@thebadthinker2]

Nope. The projector sound is the cherry on the top

[@thearchivest]

well its not like i can pull a time machine out of my pocket and go back to 1923 and tell them dOnT UsE tHe PrOjEcTeR

[@helenthorne3014]

but, its copyrighted

[@monke9325]

I’m here from jacksepticeye

[@mollyr.goates8097]

Why did you run it so fast? If you do that, it can undermine the integrity of the film.

[@BrandonIniguez-de4fv]

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[@BrandonIniguez-de4fv]

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