the greatest hollywood talent of all time and its not close. he wrote scores, produced, directed, did choreography, paid for, and oh by the way acted in many of his movies. unreal.
JUST "WAS THERE EVER A GENIUS LIKE THAT IN THE WHOLE HISTORY????????????????????!!!!!!!!! ...sure there won't be another one for ever.............. may rest in peace
Gustave Haenschen, who is seen sitting next to Abe Lyman against the wall of the temporary studio in Hollywood, is the person who made this session possible. He was the founding Director of Popular Music Recording at Brunswick Records, which released this and one other tune Chaplin had written. Note the recording “horns,” which is what the artists sang or played into before 1925, when microphones and electrical amplification replaced the process shown in this brief clip.
I do not know if he was a good conductor, but he sure understood music and composed lots of it for his movies, or at least contributed to the compositions. He was 100% in control of his art, be it the visual, the script, the actors, or the music. I believe these recordings were made in tribute to him, which is why you cannot judge from this if he was a good conductor or not.
He even conducts with the same humility and romance as the Tramp. Bravo!
I was thinking the same thing!
There he goes again, making me smile and feel better when I'm having a bad day. Charlie is wonderful. You can see how much he really loves the music.
Just think of how many decades this wonderful artist's work spanned. 1910s to the 1970s. Remarkable!
the greatest hollywood talent of all time and its not close. he wrote scores, produced, directed, did choreography, paid for, and oh by the way acted in many of his movies. unreal.
Fascinating ♥️❤️🌺
He has the most soothing voice.
Wow charlie for sure was so talented
4:25 That music mad me cry such a beautiful music it touches your heart
It’s crazy that he edits, directs, produces, writes, scores, and acts in his movies, how productive.
A supergenious, the film industry ever produced.
The Master at work! The greatest movie writer, director and producer of all time! And musician too! And actor, of course!
Genius
JUST "WAS THERE EVER A GENIUS LIKE THAT IN THE WHOLE HISTORY????????????????????!!!!!!!!! ...sure there won't be another one for ever.............. may rest in peace
I had tears in my eyes... I adore his beautiful music
فنان أسطورة العصور القديمة والحديثة...
انه يتقن الحركات في ابداع النغم والموسيقى....مبدع خارق للعادة....
Brilliant!
Bravo maestro!
merci: merci éternel chaplin
Chaplin one of a kind
Gustave Haenschen, who is seen sitting next to Abe Lyman against the wall of the temporary studio in Hollywood, is the person who made this session possible. He was the founding Director of Popular Music Recording at Brunswick Records, which released this and one other tune Chaplin had written. Note the recording “horns,” which is what the artists sang or played into before 1925, when microphones and electrical amplification replaced the process shown in this brief clip.
Multitalented dynamic hero/ star indeed
The man was self made genius. With so many god giving gifts. He was extremely talented. Did he ever write any books?
Yes, his autobiography
He also was a singer too
and all the scripts for his movies. They are all in his museum in Switzerland.
Oh please please please read his autobiography. It's magnificent. He's a wonderful human.
@@kajcenkars I have! It’s wonderful!
one of his wives said he was a multifaceted genius and he could play several musical instrument, organ, violin , piano...
+jessie james And banjo,(from his performance in limelight).
Such a great artist ... Interesting video , thnx !
Unknown chaplin remains my most favorite pbs show ever
in 1970s one he play the kid 1921 soundtrack
UN verdadero genio !!!
.10 ingenuity on charlie's 10 fingers, mashallah bravo
¡Amazing!
reminds me of clive dunn here...of dads army
resplendissante personne
anymore?
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I think the orchestra managed by ignoring Charlie.
I do not know if he was a good conductor, but he sure understood music and composed lots of it for his movies, or at least contributed to the compositions. He was 100% in control of his art, be it the visual, the script, the actors, or the music. I believe these recordings were made in tribute to him, which is why you cannot judge from this if he was a good conductor or not.