I heard this played outdoors while on a lunch break by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The musician who played the typewriter was from the percussion section of the orchestra and usually played the kettledrums.
Yeah skilled percussionist. His rhythm was absolutely perfect and controlled on the fast bits. I have seen a London orchestra do this and apparently it was the glockenspiel/xylophone player who did this. But hard to say what these guys actually play, because they are usually skilled at a ton of different instruments. And usually very skilled at not playing but coming in just on time (counting rests). That can be even more difficult!
There's something to be said regarding technique in 'playing' the typewriter without jamming it. I practiced about 60 yrs ago. One needs long strong fingers, which I don't have. Was happy when keyboards were developed.😎
I was a typist and was so impressed with this when training and we trained to music. When we could get up to the " William Tell Overture " our tutor would say that we were ready to be typists. That is if we had copied the words correctly we were on our way to being copy typists.
Do you always alternate fingers, or do you sometimes repeat them in certain "rudiments"? For example, would you play "fjf-jfj-fjf-j-f" for the first phrase or "fjf-fjf-fjf-j-f"? I actually tried typing along on my laptop NGL :)
I am an audio transcriber and well conscious of how not-very-fast a typist I am. Get to the end of the page, on an old manual typewriter, without one mistake, very quickly: I doubt it. Here's to you! 🤗
Actually. You could get typewriter sounds, program them into music software, and play them on a keyboard connected to the laptop. BOOM. Problem solved.
Write! I get so keyed up when I hear it. I tend to shift in my seat, but drinking a Tab usually helps. There is no margin for error in this piece. A gifted performer deserves a ribbon.
Leroy Anderson was a very creative composer.: Sleigh ride, Syncopated clock, The waltzing cat, The typewriter, etc. His compositions were delightful, and usually about simple things. I love his music. mm
He very much influenced me. I compose instrumentals for pop guitar, and because of him I have composed, "Red-Headed Woodpecker" which is accompanied by woodblock as a supporting instrument, also "Ratonera"(Mousetrap), a tune inspired by the Fireballs(from Raton, New Mexico), also incorporates a woodblock. Others... "Switchback", "Lost Expedition", and "Snake-bit", which has accompaniment of maracas at certain junctures. I owe Mr. Anderson a debt of gratitude.
+Felaine Catfan Yep, but they had to use the external for the piece. We played this in an assembly in high school. I "played" the typewriter and bell. It's really harder than it looks.
That was wonderful! Reminds me of my own typewriter days, with the old-fashioned, now obsolete typewriter. I haven't heard that Leroy Anderson piece in ages. Kudos to the typist-percussionist!
@@MissSolaris Yes, it's actually a handbell, meant to mimic the 'ding' the carriage used to make when it got to the end of a line and needed to return/go to the next line. Those types of manual typewriters, in good working order, are probably pretty hard to find now.
OMG - that is not easy! what timing it takes - including the bell and moving the carriage! holy cow!!!!! just perfect and so well presented. congrats to the conductor and the orchestra, too. thank you sooo much :) 🌷🌿 🛎 🌱🌼 💻
Since you're addressing men and not just one man, and women not just one woman, try bravi and brave next time. But since you're referring to a mixed group, bravi alone is sufficient.
Wake me when they're ready!!!And THANK U, LEROY ANDERSON 4 UR CREATIVE, AND INNOVATIVE SONGS!!!...I WILL 4EVER REMEMBER U 4 THIS SONG, AND OTHERS!!!...R I P...
In a digital world how do we replace the typewriter in this wonderful piece of music? Our children and grandchildren (plus generations to come) will wonder just what they were! I ran this a few times, just brilliant! Thank you.
Thank you! Used to hear this every evening on radio as a “treat” for all those tired typist fingers as the DJ said. I was hired specifically for my speed of typing so love it!
Before Personal Computers, I liked to type all my papers by myself and so I become a "touch typist" on the Lettera 22 and later, on the Selectric. I listened to Mozart when typing, and on few occasions the EOL bell played a fortunate note along with the music; but the piece above is on a totally different level. Congratulations to whoever had the idea to combine harmonically the sounds of a typewriter and those of an orchestra...
Reaction examples: Mozart : Wow! Nice! I'll compose the one with laptop! Good shit! Beets: Wha- What the actual fuk? Bach : Kids these days... Chopin : Huh. Not so bad, but too cheerful for my taste. Funny, though. Liszt: I'LL PLAY THE WHOLE ORCHESTRA WITH THE PIANO ONLY! Paganini: I'M PLAYING EVERYTHING ON VIOLIN!
Rather like the 11-year-old who got so upset with her family for constantly mislaying their cordless phone. One day she declared that somebody ought to invent a phone that stays put!
I used to go to regular meetings in 1956 inTimaru NZ and across the road was a night typing class. The sound of them all and their cadence music could be heard across the street. I have since wondered if modern day secretaries still learn keyboard skills?
Leroy Anderson one of the great geniuses of music. Modern generations are missing compositions like this. Everybody listens to Sleigh Ride and have NO idea it was written by Leroy Anderson,,,,!,,,,
When the deadline of your report is approaching but you also have an orchestra performance.
Nice
Der reeerr
Very true
º
You speak the truth.
I heard this played outdoors while on a lunch break by the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The musician who played the typewriter was from the percussion section of the orchestra and usually played the kettledrums.
What Chloe, the whistling kettle drums. 🤔🤔🙄🙄😇😇
Yes, percussionists have to be very adaptable. They play many different instruments, depending on composers' sometimes very strange ideas
Yeah skilled percussionist. His rhythm was absolutely perfect and controlled on the fast bits.
I have seen a London orchestra do this and apparently it was the glockenspiel/xylophone player who did this. But hard to say what these guys actually play, because they are usually skilled at a ton of different instruments.
And usually very skilled at not playing but coming in just on time (counting rests). That can be even more difficult!
percussionists have always been tasked to play all kinds of weird stuff
As a former percussionist, I feel like if I'd pursued professional orchestra, this probably could have been me lol
Kid: "When I grow up I wanna be in an orchestra!"
Mom: "Oh, what instrument do you want to play?"
Kid: "The typewriter of course!"
Typewriter was my second choice of orchestra instrument.
The first choice being the cannon.
@@heleneardley-taylor3035 no patrick mayonnaise is not a instrument.... and horse raddish either
😂😂😂I like it
There's something to be said regarding technique in 'playing' the typewriter without jamming it. I practiced about 60 yrs ago. One needs long strong fingers, which I don't have. Was happy when keyboards were developed.😎
Have you considered the anvil instead@
I was a typist and was so impressed with this when training and we trained to music. When we could get up to the " William Tell Overture " our tutor would say that we were ready to be typists. That is if we had copied the words correctly we were on our way to being copy typists.
Do you always alternate fingers, or do you sometimes repeat them in certain "rudiments"?
For example, would you play "fjf-jfj-fjf-j-f" for the first phrase or "fjf-fjf-fjf-j-f"?
I actually tried typing along on my laptop NGL :)
Agree😊
Very truly! It's hard sometimes to balance learning all the beautiful instruments!
When I had a lot to type, I played invigorating classical music to go faster and maintain alertness.
I am an audio transcriber and well conscious of how not-very-fast a typist I am. Get to the end of the page, on an old manual typewriter, without one mistake, very quickly: I doubt it. Here's to you! 🤗
First chair in typing section. Lots of training and long hours of practice needed. Well done
01:43
How many years of studying at the Academy does it take to get that gig?
1
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Typing soloist
When you watch tom and Jerry or a merry melody cartoons.
Right away I saw Bugs Bunny!!!!!
Hello Osama roum
Can’t help falling in love with you
@@lynnodonnell4764 i2ertuu
Sometimes
高校生のとき、吹奏楽部でこの曲のタイプライターを叩きました。
いいねえw
タイプライターでですか?
音を聞くのだ 指で
@@zatsugakunet 貴方のせいで貴方の一つ上のコメントがバカにしか見えなくなりました。
デープ【DEEP】
あれ、あなたは指に鼓膜ないんです？
The modern version with a laptop is much less interesting musically.
Now, you can play piano or any instrument you wish, directly on a laptop 😂
Actually. You could get typewriter sounds, program them into music software, and play them on a keyboard connected to the laptop. BOOM. Problem solved.
@@PlatinumEagleStudios or you could, ya know, just use a typewriter.
@@pearodox Lol yeah :-P
Unless you have that butterfly keyboard on the MacBook pro
I like this "type" of music.
11/10 good sir
Ouch!
@@orangefoster2210 literally 11/10 (date)
Write! I get so keyed up when I hear it. I tend to shift in my seat, but drinking a Tab usually helps. There is no margin for error in this piece. A gifted performer deserves a ribbon.
Lol
何より演奏者が楽しそうなのが良いですね！
緊張感漂う荘厳な楽曲もいいですが、音楽とはかくあるべきだと感じる動画でした♪
1:42から始まるぞ
さんく よう
有能サンクス。
それまでがおもろいのにw
無能定期
Music just doesn’t get any better than this if fun counts for anything. Love everything about it. Thanks!
チューニングでＡを打っている所も素敵w
そういう事かw
なるほど
ラだからAなのかw
Your type writter is broken. Sorry! It s not funny, just i wanted to be in theme!
( ´･ω･)⊃1:25 ｽｯ
お客さんの笑い声がいい味出してて好き
The typewriter is so loud it doesn't need a microphone and can be heard over an orchestra!
lol
btw 55th like
I will never forget the first time I heard Jerry Lewis do this. It’s one of those things that just makes your heart happy!
That's where I heard it first... It's been a favorite of mine ever since...
Hello fellow old folk
@@WMeier-kd8hz I’m only 40… I grew up with my parents and grandparents exposing me to the wonderful things from their youth.
@@whitneylivingston5706 See, I am old
Please post a link to it
Leroy Anderson was a very creative composer.: Sleigh ride, Syncopated clock, The waltzing cat, The typewriter, etc. His compositions were delightful, and usually about simple things. I love his music. mm
Don't forget 'Blue Tango', and 'Plink, Plank, Plunk', among others.
My favorite: Belle of the Ball
I just turned 68 years-old on April 20, and I enjoy the works made by Leroy Anderson. The Typewriter song is my favorite.
I still have my father's L.P. Of this... So cleverly done.
He very much influenced me. I compose instrumentals for pop guitar, and because of him I have composed, "Red-Headed Woodpecker" which is accompanied by woodblock as a supporting instrument, also "Ratonera"(Mousetrap), a tune inspired by the Fireballs(from Raton, New Mexico), also incorporates a woodblock. Others... "Switchback", "Lost Expedition", and "Snake-bit", which has accompaniment of maracas at certain junctures. I owe Mr. Anderson a debt of gratitude.
What an amazing idea and a perfect harmony with the Symphony orchestra and the typewriter!
One of the best performances ever!!💝👍
＿人人人人人人人人人人＿
＞ﾀｲﾌﾟﾗｲﾀｰは楽器だった＜
￣Y^Y^Y^Y^Y^Y^Y^Y^Y^Y￣
音が鳴れば何でも楽器になる。
バケツの大小組み合わせてドラム代わりにしたり
Ohio!
＿人人人人人人人＿
＞ピンポン協奏曲＜
￣Y^Y^Y^Y^Y^Y^Y￣
ケージの 4分33秒 がその通りやな
男が男のケツ叩く音だって楽器になるんだからタイプライターくらいどうってことないな！
これちゃんとA押してその確認してたらめっちゃ面白いな
Remember when the "end of the line" bell was INSIDE the manual typewriter? I certainly do!
+Felaine Catfan Yep, but they had to use the external for the piece. We played this in an assembly in high school. I "played" the typewriter and bell. It's really harder than it looks.
Felaine
Catfan
Counts as a percussion instrument I presume
It is. Believe it or not, you do actually have to be able to read music. The typewriter part is not improvised.
i miss typewriters. and record players. and casset tapes. and a lot of other older stuff.
i was born in 2000.
これ小学生の頃掃除の時間かかってたけど、まさかタイプライター使ってるなんて思ってなかったわwww
私の小学校でも流れてました！
自分の小学校でも流れてた笑
さむしんぐ。 さん、
作曲は、ルロイ・アンダーソン。
僕の小学校の掃除の時間は、
同じ作曲者の、シンコペイティド・クロックという曲、
運動会の徒競走では、トランペット吹きの休日が、かかっていました。
うちの学校の昼休みにも流れてた
@@横手裕之-z8w 曲調が似ていると思ったらアレの人なのか
That was wonderful! Reminds me of my own typewriter days, with the old-fashioned, now obsolete typewriter. I haven't heard that Leroy Anderson piece in ages. Kudos to the typist-percussionist!
Does anyone have a copy of his pages?
Because I'd love to get the sheet music for this.
Just type the sheeds
Fhfhfhfhfhfhfhfhfhfhfhfhfhfhfh
Ding
Me also want
Yeah it’s fjfjfjjfjfjfjfjjffjjfjfjjjjfjfjf . Fhdjfjfjfjfjjfjff didn’t fit fur fjjjjjjjjsoxnhewn
Laugh if you will but he’s actually playing two instruments.. the typewriter and the hand bell.
actually that ding is a sound typewriters make when you press the "enter" key or go to the next line.
@@Cry_ct actually the ding is when the carriage gets to the end of its run. It’s a warning to return the carriage and start a new line.
Even so, you can see a handbell
@@MissSolaris Yes, it's actually a handbell, meant to mimic the 'ding' the carriage used to make when it got to the end of a line and needed to return/go to the next line. Those types of manual typewriters, in good working order, are probably pretty hard to find now.
And yes he is playing both. But that is the general description of a percussionist
The other musicians never quit smiling!! This is how music should be, seriously fun.
Quite the showman😄
I love the way the percussionist (aka the typepist) keeps such a deadpan expression. It really adds to how funny and enjoyable it is
im waiting for Mr. Bean to play that typewriter
damn it would be 10000x better
Same feeling here
It would be not original. Look for Jerry Lewis intead
He already got that red tie and coat
My first thought was Mr Bean, who would be hilarious. But this one was great because he wasn't over the top, just a soloist.
The way he came in and set everything up reminded me of Bean.
Can't help but smile! Talent and entertainment joined together in unity and harmony
Ich hätte niemals gedacht, dass es sowas Schönes bei uns im Land gibt. Herrlich, einfach herrlich.❤
Es gibt
massenhaft schönes
bei uns im Land . 🇩🇪
@@ritahorvath8207 Indeed. Even in the world.
Legend says the conductor is still trying to read the paper
大学の或る講義で紹介された事を思い出す。タイプライターが普及していた頃の会社員の日常を見ていると、「いいな……私もタイプライターで仕事したい。パソコンよりも」と思ってしまう。そしてタイプライターを見ていると、真っ先にヴァイオレット・エヴァーガーデンが出てくる。
わかりみが深い〜！！
Absolutely brilliant. I haven’t heard this since I was a child and I am sitting here with a smile on my face 😅xxx
音を楽しむってこういうことなのかも
日本人ってその言葉好きだよね
アホみたい
コメ主は単純に[音を楽しむってこうゆことなのかも]ってゆうだけなのにマジレスコメと自分だけは違いますよー感がおってドン引きやわ。
どんな音でも音楽の構成要素にはなりうるからねぇ。現代の音楽だとこういった前衛的なサウンドはわりとあるよね
@@ああ-h8l1i こうゆことって書いてる時点でガキ臭する
とってももちもちしてるおもち
そんなちっちゃいことでガキ扱いしちゃうあなたはどうなんだ？って思いますけどね。
普通にただの誤字でしょ。自分も勢いでタイピングしてたら「を」が「お」になることとかよくあるし
音が出れば楽器。
音楽の先生が人も声が出るから楽器と言っていたのを思い出しました。
ゴングも元々打楽器だったらしいし正解
それはえろい
拍手も口笛も指笛もなんでも音楽になるもんな
砲撃もエンジン音も楽器にしちまうイカした奴が世の中にはいるからタイプライターは常識的な楽器に入るな！(錯乱)
OMG - that is not easy! what timing it takes - including the bell and moving the carriage! holy cow!!!!! just perfect and so well presented. congrats to the conductor and the orchestra, too. thank you sooo much :) 🌷🌿 🛎 🌱🌼 💻
What a legacy Leroy Anderson left us. Wonderful performance
So well conducted. The typewriter, a relic of the 19/20th century, has proved its mettle.👏👏👏
This proves that anything can be an instrument as long as it can produce any type of noise.
Now, the question remains, is it possible to create music from the absence of sound?
@@suburban-mech2107 Is there such?
@@suburban-mech2107 4’33
3:45 指揮者が「なんだこれ？」って顔してるwww
Saw this years ago; still love it! It’s refreshing to see professional artists with brilliant senses of humor. Bravo! (males)....Brava females). 👏🏼
Since you're addressing men and not just one man, and women not just one woman, try bravi and brave next time. But since you're referring to a mixed group, bravi alone is sufficient.
Every time I watch this it makes me smile. His timing is immaculate👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 🙂
確かこれ打ち込む文章も決まってるんだよね、なんて打つかは知らないけど
はぇーすごい
適当に打ってんじゃないのか、
Genius piece of music. Have loved it since I first heard it as a child…💜
A whole new level of entertainment and appreciation for musical diversity!
Playing the typewriter and the bell with the right timing, very impressive, Lord knows how someone discovered this could be a thing
Leroy andeson, 1950.
youtubeには色々なTypewriterのオーケストラが上がっているけどこれが一番好き
As a former orchestral percussionist, I attest that this guy is a pro. All w/o music.
とても楽しくなる音楽です♪
実はタイプライター打ってる人が、一番難しいパートやってると思います！😊
It ’s a really fun music♪
Actually, the person who is typing is the most difficult part!😊
is that liam neeson in the middle of the first row?
i didn't know he was THAT awesome.
Yeah it looks just LIKE him!!
He has a very particular set of skills. Skills acquired over a very long career as a cellist.
It's said that we all have doppelgangers somewhere in the world. Perhaps this gentleman is Liam's.
He does have a very particular set of skills.
And sitting beside him, Christopher Lloyd!
That has been a favorite of mine for many, many years! Always a treat and Brandenburger performed splendidly! Many thanks!
_INCREDIBLE!.....Without a doubt, this is the most fantastic Virtusoso Typewriter solo I've ever seen! :D_
Go check out Jerry Lewis' version. It's even better! 😁
His “ return carriage “ is good Some performers overlook their returns though they’re as important as the bell in their own way.
Swi
And
Andrews sisrers swing
Great performance. Shame the carriage return wasn't louder.
A wry comment. Thx
I remember when comedian Jerry Lewis did a mime to this on black and white TV decades ago. It's still brilliant!
I saw a video of Billy Barty playing this, complete with candelabra on the desk.
指揮者が「早よ仕事しろや」言うとるｗｗｗ
いっこ行動する度にちらっと指揮者見るの可愛い
多分、押したのはAのキーかな？ｗ
Aのチューニング(笑)
Wake me when they're ready!!!And THANK U, LEROY ANDERSON 4 UR CREATIVE, AND INNOVATIVE SONGS!!!...I WILL 4EVER REMEMBER U 4 THIS SONG, AND OTHERS!!!...R I P...
Visuals add a Whole New Dimension 2 this Classic, But Jerry Lewis IS, WAS, AND ALWAYS WILL "OWN" THIS!!!...R I P...
I've been typing ever since I was in the 8th grade, why haven't I gotten an invitation to play it a symphony orchestra?
Have you thought about typing them a letter ASKING to join?
Because the person who plays this is a trained percussionist not a typist.
@@PreservationEnthusiast r/woosh
@@fine1298 r/cockwomble/s
Did you get your training at Remington Rand? Orchestras can be very snooty.
I have not heard this performance in years, let alone the video. Thanks.
ルロイ・アンダーソンの曲はどれもオシャレでいいなぁ
情景が浮かんできて楽しくてしようがない
自由な発想で音楽を作ってるって感じですね
なので、フォーマットに縛られた曲はその発想力が限定しているようです
例えば個人的には好きな曲なのですが
「ピアノ協奏曲」なんてありますけど
やはり魅力は今一つかなと
In a digital world how do we replace the typewriter in this wonderful piece of music? Our children and grandchildren (plus generations to come) will wonder just what they were!
I ran this a few times, just brilliant! Thank you.
3:20 That octave cadenza was played soo cleanly
Well someone's been practicing their scales👏
Compliments from the Kingdom of Netherlands for this great video! 🇳🇱❤
The Brandenburger Symphoniker are from the Netherlands? Who would have thought.
Composer told us anything can be musical instrument.
*HELL YES*
DELIGHTFUL! Leroy Anderson himself could not have asked for a better performance!
今年の定期演奏会でやります！
ずっとやりたかった曲なので楽しみです！
タイプライター担当の人、大注目されますね。
パーカスから選出されましたか?
A creative, fun, and wonderful performance! Bravo!!
Interviewer: What instrument do you play?
Musician: The typewriter!
It was summer 1970 when I was in nyc, went to radio city have show ( Rocket Ballet) TAPDANCE acting like typing I loved so much, was 50 years ago.
チューニングクソワロタ
Thank you! Used to hear this every evening on radio as a “treat” for all those tired typist fingers as the DJ said. I was hired specifically for my speed of typing so love it!
Love this. (Jerry Lewis was a genius with this bit and many, many more)
Definitely the best
I have been typing since 1970, now of course, in computer, Facit dumped in a corner. Now nice to see typing as part of an orchestra.
Very truly! It's hard sometimes to balance learning all the beautiful instruments!
The American composer of this piece was Leroy Anderson. Now imagine Jack Torrance as the soloist.
johcafra all play and no work makes Jack a dull musician!
If you’re wondering what he typed it says “Alll work and no play makes Jack a dull boy”.
チューニングの確認笑う
"what instrument do you play"
"typewriter"
"...you're hired."
Jerry Lewis fez essa cena fantástica e inesquecível em seus filmes! O que é a criatividade humana! Muito bom!
...yo lo recuerdo...ya hace algunos años pero, son recuerdos de cuando se era niña...😉...
Great dynamics from the typewriter, true skill
Before Personal Computers, I liked to type all my papers by myself and so I become a "touch typist" on the Lettera 22 and later, on the Selectric.
I listened to Mozart when typing, and on few occasions the EOL bell played a fortunate note along with the music; but the piece above is on a totally different level.
Congratulations to whoever had the idea to combine harmonically the sounds of a typewriter and those of an orchestra...
Hello
I loved this, when Jerry Lewis did it in one of his movies! Helarious, laugh out loud! Funny!
Ah yes, my favourite Typewriter Concerto. ❤️❤️
if we ever could brind old composers back to life for 4 minutes, i would show them this video to see their reaction
Reaction examples:
Mozart : Wow! Nice! I'll compose the one with laptop! Good shit!
Beets: Wha- What the actual fuk?
Bach : Kids these days...
Chopin : Huh. Not so bad, but too cheerful for my taste. Funny, though.
Liszt: I'LL PLAY THE WHOLE ORCHESTRA WITH THE PIANO ONLY!
Paganini: I'M PLAYING EVERYTHING ON VIOLIN!
If we could bring back old composers for 4 minutes i would interview them all-
@@tishakrishanti1478 You have mozart and beethoven swapped
When you think on this, more you think how this is a brilliant concerto.
タイプライターひいてる人が少しミスタービーンに似てる気がする
仲間いたww
言うと思った
I love this, I remember hearing this years ago, unfortunately I couldn’t hear this typewriter. 🙏🏻❤️
We played this amazing tune for my high school symphony ☺️ it takes a vert talented percussionist to play the typewriter
I learned the piano ages ago but could never master the typewriter. Such talent. Such wow.
very good . . . . youngest has just asked me "what's a typewriter?"
God that must make you feel old.
@@Kojak0 well, i am old - one cannot stop the passage of time
Rather like the 11-year-old who got so upset with her family for constantly mislaying their cordless phone. One day she declared that somebody ought to invent a phone that stays put!
@@HannibalFan52 🤣
Originally it was the person using the machine.
I used to go to regular meetings in 1956 inTimaru NZ and across the road was a night typing class. The sound of them all and their cadence music could be heard across the street.
I have since wondered if modern day secretaries still learn keyboard skills?
Pさんの弾いてみたから来ました！
こんな曲だったのですね♪。.:＊・゜
同じです〜！コメ欄で教えていただいて、たどり着きました！
Brandenburg, ick liebe dir. Great joy listening to this performance of a skilled typist fast & furious.
学校の掃除の時に流れる音楽だ
ノチ、口中？
みかんみかんの やっぱどこの学校も使うんだね
なんか急かされる掃除時間である気がしてならない。
いいなww
うちも
A wonderful, marvelous interpretation by the Soloist. A truly breathtaking performance. I've never seen anything like it.
Leroy Anderson one of the great geniuses of music. Modern generations are missing compositions like this. Everybody listens to Sleigh Ride and have NO idea it was written by Leroy Anderson,,,,!,,,,
Plot twist: He was typing out the sheet music
What a lovely sounding orchestra.
The best Musical Instrument the TYPEWRITTER
I heard this for the first time on an LP by Gerard Hoffnung (March 22, 1925, Berlin - September 28, 1959, Hampstead).
東大王で気になって聴きに来ました
同じくです🙋♂️😂