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Dr.H.Musics
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September 2024: Looking forward to bringing my Meat Loaf Piano Cabaret Show that ROCKS to The Butterfly Club, Melbourne's best cabaret venue, for the last week of September. Celebrating that AFL Legend 'Meat Loaf' and sampling all of his tasty pieces! Special $30 tickets Mon-Wed
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A Day In The Life @ Edinburgh Fringe24_with DrH
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A compressed activity day during my 2024 Edinburgh Fringe season in August 2024. Set to my performance of the Tom Lehrer song, 'Be Prepared'.
Footy Fanatics Cabaret - AFL Singalonga Pub Quiz
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It’s an AFL themed Cabaret Singalonga Pub Quiz where you not only get to sing the footy songs you know and love, but also test your AFL and general knowledge while joining in the fun and games. It’s interactive, it’s electric and you’ll be kicking premiership goals before you know it with new songs and questions every night. Prior singing and footy experience is optional so just give it a go, j...
Dr H Sings Meat Loaf - Just the Best Pieces
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A promo clip for my Piano Cabaret show, 'Meat Loaf - Just the Best Pieces'. Filmed at Gingers Vintage Lounge Bar, Goodwood, South Australia
DrH plays Monty Python
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A little promotion for my Monty Python Cabaret Singalong Circus show. Some Monty Python piano fun playing 'Sit On My Face' at Kings Cross/St Pancras Station London waiting for the Eurostar -
DrH playing Crocodile Rock @ Kings Cross Station London
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Had some Elton John piano fun at Kings Cross/St Pancras Station London waiting for the Eurostar
A Monty Python Cabaret Singalong Circus
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My first promo video for my new cabaret show 'A Monty Python Cabaret Singalong Circus' which will premiere at the 2024 Edinburgh Fringe Festival.
Singalonga Pub Quiz - Promo - Adelaide Fringe 2024
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Singalonga Pub Quiz - Promo - Adelaide Fringe 2024
Merry Christmas in Every Way - Hubmayer Christmas 2023
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Merry Christmas in Every Way - Hubmayer Christmas 2023
Dr H - Tom Lehrer - An Unwasted Evening Promo - Melb Fringe 2023
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Dr H - Tom Lehrer - An Unwasted Evening Promo - Melb Fringe 2023
Dr H plays Tom Lehrer Melbourne Fringe 2023
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Dr H plays Tom Lehrer Melbourne Fringe 2023
Dr H_Mervyn Stutter Pick Of the Fringe 2023
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Dr H_Mervyn Stutter Pick Of the Fringe 2023
I Got It From Agnes_Dr H_Edinburgh Fringe 2023
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I Got It From Agnes_Dr H_Edinburgh Fringe 2023
National Brotherhood Week_DR H_Edinburgh Fringe 2023
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National Brotherhood Week_DR H_Edinburgh Fringe 2023
I memorized the original when I was 15, back in 1965. Now I get to memorize the rest of the elements. Bravo!
What about Unobtanium??
Or Upsidasium.
I wonder when Stanfordium is going to be discovered by scientists at Stanford University.
Very good question
My suggestion for the ending of this fabulous update. "I tried to find some others, really scrounged about in yahoo, but while cleaning my Mendeleev table, swallowed dust-- and Ah - kerchoo! (real sneeze recommended for reasons of verisimilitude!)
Very clever
Are you going to do Eric the Half a bee?
This has to be my new favorite channel! It has 2 of my favorite things! Tom Lehrer and Monty Python!
Brilliant Highfaluting piano playing and singing, what more do you need in life to be entertained
Better watch out, Dr K !!
You forgot Borium
Actually, I believe it's at the end, but thanks for the feedback.
2:12
1:45
01:18 0:37
(applauds) Too bad I can't even keep up with the original.
Yes, it's quick!
Very good! One nitpick: you misspelled bohrium.
Yes, there are a few spelling errors. Not much I can do now.
Three cheers for the island of metastability; may it lead to an archipelago! Amen.
Indeed!
Brilliant-um. I enjoyed that....thankyou for posting!
You're welcome, his songs are a lot of fun to perform..
Excellent! Thanks for the update! Tom would be proud! 🎹🎶
You're very welcome. I do hope he gets to see this....
(Insert applause)
It's been some time since I've listened to the original, but even then I wondered if it would ever be updated, so thanks.
I've been a Tom Lehrer fan for almost 60 years. Very nice job! I'm sure Tom would be pleased.
i doubt you've been alive for 60 years
@@UzbekMap Well, you would be wrong about that. Born in 1959.
@@jpsned no, i meant you, not tom
@@UzbekMap Yes, that's what I thought. I was born in 1959. (Tom was born in 1928.)
At 0:30, should be no "and" after Gold (check with Tom). But good all the same to have added the new ones in a compatible manner!
I played Tom Lehrer for my chemistry classes for decades...what a talent!
Could you do one near Michigan by any chance? I've seen some clips of you doing the show and it's looks great! Great job!
I love the additions this cover made to the original!
2:27 typo. Math geeks are not spelling geeks. So sad. But still a good song.
My favorite Tom Lehrer's A Christmas Carol cover. Good Job! I also love the 2 new verses (silent night and Jingle Bells)
You forgot Muonium!
Jim Parsons (as Sheldon Cooper in Big Bang Theory) also did a portion of the Elements Song, in an episode where Sheldon was receiving an award, and where he was just a bit tipsy!
One of my high school science teachers said they would award extra credit to anyone who would do this song in class. I had a friend take them up on the offer and the teacher was kinda miffed apparently. My friend still got the credit though.
And there is the missing "I" in American Aluminum
"Aluminum" has three syllables.
"Aluminium" has FIVE Makes the rhyme a little difficult, yes?
@@mikegrossberg8624 or perhaps four... unless one does 'luminum
Harvey, who first isolated it, called it aluminum. In 1925, so did the American Chemical Society. Only in 1996 did some European group call it that to match things like cadmium, sodium, etc. Very disrespectful, I say.
Sorry, Tom is more cute
not a problem!
Great job! And great expressions! I also never heard anyone say "now high five everyone!" when singing that, it's really funny!
Great job!
Witty. Thanks
Only hackers can type this ń
I was going to do the original elements by Tom Lehrer for my school talent show, But I am going to also sing this extra verse to! Thanks for making that!
You are welcome, I hope it goes well!
@@dr.h.musics7870 It was today. Everyone enjoyed it! Thanks again for the new verse!
great job!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I am a chemistry teacher for almost 40 years and will now show this and the original version in class: THANK YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You are most welcome but do keep referencing the original, He's the Legend that this is based upon.
He may survive till Lehrerium
Very good!
That would be a great tribute! Hope some chemists (or nuclear physicists or whatever) are reading this.
The original version did come in very handy many years ago in a science class, where the teacher let us skip a test if we could memorize the song :)
Clever motivation.
My 11 yo grandson has memorised it! @@dr.h.musics7870
The "Bizzard circumstance" for me was in 8th grade (2010) when I got extra credit in science class for singing this song.
I’d make a funny chemistry joke, but all the good ones argon.
Gih!
This Joke IS getting annoying
@@strongcatflipaclipandroblo3806All of the funny from this joke argon.
@@slametdinatadinata645 OK but W H O As Ge Ds
In the subtitles, shouldn't the last element be spelt Bohrium, since it's named after Niels Bohr?
Indeed, my mistake.
Christmas at the end of September LOL. Thanks!
You mean Bohrium, not borium.
Oops...
The same!, my mistake
The international naming standard for elements should be updated to ensure that future discoveries don't screw up the rhyme structure on this song.
Agreed!
Absolutely, good point!
😁
But English is only a century or two away from breaking up into new languages.
@@KororaPenguin "Leading" scientists (those who were/aspired to be renowned & influential beyond their acquaintances) have always communicated in "the language of science", which has varied over the centuries: Greek, Egyptian, Arabic, a variety of languages of China, Latin, Italian, German, French, English, & Russian, to name a few. Learning varieties of English will be no different. English-fluent scientists of recent generations are the only ones in history who could be monolingual & still stay reasonably current with world-wide developments in their fields....
Promo-SM 😴
You'd all be pleased to know that Tom Lehrer is still alive and kicking
Indeed!, I'd love to meet him or chat but that's unlikely.
@@dr.h.musics7870 You must send him a copy of your update. (Send him a memory stick of it or something. Maybe incorporating some of the corrections/suggestions from here.)
The periodic table is now saturated with 118 elements. If there are more they will have to have an unprecedented eighth shell, and we'll need to create a new row.
A challenge then for our Graphic Designers....
Oh well done!
Thank you and it's a pleasure
I suggest a better last line with a real rhyme (not a scant rhyme): These are the only ones that every Google search has charted... But if yours is still not listed, then please don't be brokenhearted.
Yes, that's a good one but a challenge to get the assonance rhyme
@@dr.h.musics7870 Too drawn out