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Victor Borge Submitted by Daniel Walden on Sun, 2006-12-17 01:54.
Anyone else hear ever heard of Victor Borge? What are people's thoughts on him? Personally, he's one of the damn funniest musicians I've ever seen. His heavily music-based comedic repertoire always sends me into hysterics. Here is a link to one of his best performances. Opera lovers in particular should appreciate this one
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Yes! Rainer Hersch!
Rainer Hersch website
As I said, not Borge, but in the same ballpark.
Rainer
Hersch?
Victor Borge...
Music for your funny bone.
Jase, he's definitely British...
...and he tours quite a lot, has a CD and has a website. He really is funny in a Borge-ish way. It's very frustrating when a name won't come...
Ross are you thinking of the
Ross are you thinking of the PDQ Bach guy? I always thought he was an American.
- Jason
Yes, Borge was wonderful...
...but he has a modern equivalent, who while not as accomplished is still a breath of fresh air. Unfortunately, his name escapes me... but he's British and he does an hilarious send up of the sometimes pretentious classical music scene, especially from a beginner's perspective.
Anyone know his name?
Boy, that takes me back.
Victor Borge on Wikipedia
A very funny guy, and a very talented pianist. The Yogi Berra of the piano.
Jeff