Stony-faced Brazilian musician Lord Vinheteiro presents his take on the evolution of cartoon music themes from 1928 to the present day.
Previously: Cheap And Expensive Pianos
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Stony-faced Brazilian musician Lord Vinheteiro presents his take on the evolution of cartoon music themes from 1928 to the present day.
Previously: Cheap And Expensive Pianos
Why does he look into the camera like that? Its like hes trying to assert dominance with his playing of children’s show tunes. So weird.
The straight face is this guys trademark chimp. No need to be getting upset!
I must admit I find the ‘look’ a bit disconcerting too, but I usually pay more attention to the piano, such as in this piece. Watching the movement of the hammers is mesmerising!
I found three things very interesting in this: 1 – the amount of cartoons I have never heard of before (in particular the mangas); 2 – the amount of themes for cartoons I have heard of before, but did not recognise (for example Spongebob, which I have never watched); and 3 – the reflection of the theme of the cartoon in the tone of the music, with light ditties for general entertainment (e.g. Bugs Bunny) and more sombre mood for those dealing with action (e.g. the X-Men theme, where the cartoon deals with threats and resolutions
Thanks for posting this – the guy is really talented.
Spongebob is hilarious, I recommend it SB.
Might also help me understand all those memes at last :)