Very nice work. I don't think I've heard the original, but this was pleasant to listen to, it had a lot of energy! May the algorithm bless you further.
Saw it once done live, years ago, in which the Maestro Lawrence Welk invited special guests friends of his on his T.V. Show in the late 1960's. The guy who played it was famous. Remark made was , at the speed of a player piano. 16th of a second notes. The Guy on after him was Jerry Murad.
OK, now I have to get into a little bit of musical discussion. I have heard this before, but in a bit of a different form, and it kind of made me think. And this kind of backs that up for me. This is a wonderful piece on it's own, but I find myself wondering, is it also a sometimes common thing for different performers to also mix in short sections of other songs into the piece? Because the one I listened to before was a bit longer, and had pieces of ragtime songs, Disney songs, and I think at least one religious song mixed in. It seemed very cool, and if each performer chose their own pieces to blend in (and did it well, of course), then this could be a piece I'd want to hear even more of. Is this a thing lots of people do? Or was that one the only thing of it's kind? (OK, just went back and listened to it, and it wasn't bits interjected throughout the song, but all in one section ... was still interesting and enjoyable. th-cam.com/video/Ogt6V4b_Qwk/w-d-xo.html if you want to check it out.)
@JKAbsol According to the time signature, it can be either C Major or A Minor. It takes actually listening to the piece to figure out which it is. In this case, it's A Minor.
The algorithm is about to chose you
В своё время наивысше виртуозно, с высоким чувством юмора, это Шмелиное Буги исполнил Валентино Либераче, американский пианист...
This sounds like a pokemon battle song ! like when you fight against some kind of important character.
My son performed a version of this when he was 12 yrs old ……..as a speed tap dance, a long time ago at a competition in the USA
This has made my day
Very nice work.
I don't think I've heard the original, but this was pleasant to listen to, it had a lot of energy!
May the algorithm bless you further.
Saw it once done live, years ago, in which the Maestro Lawrence Welk invited special guests friends of his on his T.V. Show in the late 1960's. The guy who played it was famous. Remark made was , at the speed of a player piano. 16th of a second notes.
The Guy on after him was Jerry Murad.
Blows my mind that this has so little views and no comments!
No comments because we are speechless with awe!
This would fit perfectly as a Cuphead boss theme
Whose version is this Jack Fina 'mumble boogie' arrangement for piano solo?
For what it's worth, as soon as I saw the score I recognized it. I played a similar arrangement in a bar in Northern Michigan 52 years ago.
This one is almost identical to Jack Fina's arrangement. I just added the embellishments that I usually play.
OK, now I have to get into a little bit of musical discussion. I have heard this before, but in a bit of a different form, and it kind of made me think. And this kind of backs that up for me. This is a wonderful piece on it's own, but I find myself wondering, is it also a sometimes common thing for different performers to also mix in short sections of other songs into the piece? Because the one I listened to before was a bit longer, and had pieces of ragtime songs, Disney songs, and I think at least one religious song mixed in. It seemed very cool, and if each performer chose their own pieces to blend in (and did it well, of course), then this could be a piece I'd want to hear even more of.
Is this a thing lots of people do? Or was that one the only thing of it's kind? (OK, just went back and listened to it, and it wasn't bits interjected throughout the song, but all in one section ... was still interesting and enjoyable. th-cam.com/video/Ogt6V4b_Qwk/w-d-xo.html if you want to check it out.)
Just add some more instruments and we can call it a boss theme-
That would be a good idea
Honestly, check out the Bumble Boogie short that was made. That has HUGE boss theme vibes. Lol
168 is by no means "crazy" fast, to me, this sounds like a reasonable tempo for such a piece
It's still really fast.
Nice rendition, I'd like to see someone do it live.
search up liberace bumble boogie lol
I love this piece utterly FANTASTIC !! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU !!
nice Lunch: An Animated Parable (2001) reference
Flight of the Bumblebee? I remember from my childhood. I’m an octogenarian.
Классно, большое спасибо! It's great!!! Thank you so much!!!!
Absolutely love this!!
amazing!
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bravo
Catchy
what key is this?
looks like c major
@JKAbsol According to the time signature, it can be either C Major or A Minor. It takes actually listening to the piece to figure out which it is. In this case, it's A Minor.
Super😍
Nice. A bit of extra embellishments in this version.
BPM 200 (Sheesh!)
Kind of slow actually: th-cam.com/video/P94DN0EVfQI/w-d-xo.html
"Sheesh" indeed! It's ridiculously fast.
Kinda wish the end didn’t go to an inhuman place. Other than that, I loved it!
I play it at that speed.
@@draco4569 video please!!
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Сможешь.😂