One time a guy next to me at a concert was clapping in 2 against 3 with my claps, treating my claps as eighth notes against his triplets. I really thought he was doing it on purpose, based on his look of concentration, but I didn't say anything. How do you bring something like that up?
That was great!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Is there any other comedies about classical music to watch?
Well, there is this one: &feature=relatedBeethoven Sonata parody and this one:About all the annoying comments on youtube
Personally, I hate when people clap, I know it's a way to thank the performers and all but I think there should be at least a small moment of silence and rest after a piece finishes. I'd join the GPAADAK if I could.
I LOVE Handel's Messiah. It is one of those great works I never get bored with, even if it's been in my cd player for 6 months. Anyway, I went to a live performance the other night and was disappointed with my favorite tenor aria "Every Valley Shall be Exalted." So onto Youtube went I.... and THIS was the first thing that popped up after searching:I guess it made the mediocre tenor from the night before sound way better in comparison. Although his choice in hairstyle, clothes, and body language wasn't nearly as exciting to watch as this youtube video.
and this one:About all the annoying comments on youtube
"The Drummer in Ravel's Bolero"https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3kpgiWhat on earth is the woman next to him meant to be doing at about 4.40? She's not conducting and she's not hitting any instrument!
May have been posted before, but very funny and so true!