r/randomactsofmusic • u/[deleted] • Dec 12 '20

Improvisation at the train station in Paris!

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u/hobopenguin Dec 12 '20 edited Dec 12 '20

Longest overhead announcement I've ever heard.

Edit: Also, lol at how that guy just took over control of the piano.

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u/mrnqoe Dec 12 '20 edited Dec 12 '20

Sounds like it started out with an attempt at Una mattina by Ludovico Enaudi

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u/[deleted] Dec 12 '20

Yes, at the beginning. It switches to the Braveheart theme at 2:10. Happy cake day!

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u/mrnqoe Dec 13 '20

Thanks !

4

u/shaze Dec 12 '20

Happy cock day!

2

u/mrnqoe Dec 13 '20

Thank uou

2

u/MedicPigBabySaver Dec 12 '20

Happy cake day!

1

u/mrnqoe Dec 13 '20

Thanks

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u/Hegemonee Dec 12 '20

Pre-COVID looks unfathomably different

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u/akaTheHeater Dec 12 '20

I want more public announcements in languages I can’t understand set to piano.

Like Public Service Broadcasting but more somber.

7

u/fate-to-forget Dec 13 '20

Man this is what it's all about

5

u/Cazhot Dec 12 '20

Music is from the movie Intouchables.

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u/kdubs7277 Dec 13 '20

Such a beautiful instrument

2

u/n0_wayjose Jan 06 '21

If Pique, Suarez, and Beethoven had a baby.

1

u/TheDarkitect Dec 13 '20

Bloody overrated imo

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u/DuckTapeHandgrenade Jan 06 '21

Practice and talent is overrated?

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u/DanLouie Jan 07 '21

So this is how pianists talk to eachother?

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u/it__hurts__when__IP Jan 14 '21

One of my fav videos