Absolutely brilliant entertainment. I wonder just how many takes it took to piece it all together. I love every skit these two did together. I really don't think any other duo has come close. Miss both of them.
Search for: The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town. Written by Spike Milligan. The Worm that Turned, featuring Diana Dors. Detective series Piggy Malone & Charley Farley. All were comic series within their comedy sketch shows. The Musical Comedy sketches are very funny too, see Abdication Street. The comedy is "of its time", 'though! You may perhaps like the comic Irish T.V. series Father Ted, too.
A fantastic piece of comedy. If I want a good laugh I 'dip' into here to watch it. NEVER fail to make me smile. What EVER anyone else says, I think it's timeless.
This is simply superb. "The chap with the cello's a terrible fellow and frequently mellow on liquor and drinks, He bothers the fiddles with juvenile riddles and beats the trombonist at tiddlywinks," was my personal favourite bit.
@@vsyovomrakenochi8960 replay it, listen to the words. Double meanings abound - normal stuff, for the Two Ronnies, Kenny Everest, Benny Hill, d similar 'old school' entertainers.
Wonderful to see the boys having fun, especially the wordsmith Ronnie Barker. I have at home ' Hooked on classics/Journey through the Classics/Can't stop the Classics' on Vinyl/Audio Tape & CD. Wonder if anyone else has the same!.
@@DrSauchie Cadbury's used it in the 70s to advertise Fruit and Nut. They had Fwank Muir singing, 'Evewyone's a fwuit and nutcase. Cwazy for those Cadbuwy's nuts and waisins..' Fwank Muir, like David Bellamy and Jonathan Woss, suffered from 'pwonounciationism'. He couldn't pwonounce his rs.
0:03-0:14 Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No. 1 0:21-0:42 Rimsky-Korsakov - Flight of the Bumblebee 0:42-1:02 Mozart - Symphony No. 40 1:05-1:37 Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy 1:37-1:47 Tchaikovsky - Romeo and Juliet Overture 1:50-2:29 Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker: Trepak/Russian Dance 2:29-3:01 Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker: March 3:04-3:35 Di Capua and Mazzucchi - 'O sole mio 3:36-4:08 Ponchielli - Dance of the Hours 4:08-4:24 Mozart - Horn Concerto No. 4: III. Rondo 4:24-4:56 Bizet - Carmen: Overture 4:56-5:51 Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture Hope this helps!
Thought this was brilliant when I saw it as a child. Actually it's crap. Badly written, badly performed - Ron C looks very uncomfortable throughout - and obviously (and badly) edited together from dozens of takes. Written by Ron B, I think, but not at his best. Michael Flanders did a far better job of setting spoof words to the Mozart horn concerto too.
@@rogerstoryteller It's just the Genius of Ronnie B. He was a wonderful comedian, (Does't get enough credit for being a Great comedy sketch writer) Most just think he was an Actor that performed Comedy.
Check out a piece from the two Ronnie called Tooting Carmen (a parody of Bizet’s “carmen”) and another called The Boys in The Ballet (a humorous attempt at Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite)
Pure genius. We need their humour more than ever today.
Absolutely brilliant entertainment. I wonder just how many takes it took to piece it all together. I love every skit these two did together. I really don't think any other duo has come close. Miss both of them.
it's one thing to come up with the words to go along with the music, but to memorize and sing them with such precision is truly amazing to behold.
Search for:
The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town. Written by Spike Milligan.
The Worm that Turned, featuring Diana Dors.
Detective series Piggy Malone & Charley Farley.
All were comic series within their comedy sketch shows.
The Musical Comedy sketches are very funny too, see Abdication Street.
The comedy is "of its time", 'though!
You may perhaps like the comic Irish T.V. series Father Ted, too.
A fantastic piece of comedy.
If I want a good laugh I 'dip' into here to watch it.
NEVER fail to make me smile.
What EVER anyone else says, I think it's timeless.
Can’t believe I am just discovering these guys...this was brilliant!
Same here. They were geniuses!
It takes years to get as
Good night from me and
Good night from him ❤
Brilliantly written and performed. I so miss the Two Ronnies.
Fantastic writing! I heard this once, 35 years ago and I still sing "nuts to the Albert Hall" every time I hear that tune.
I bet that nobody had more fun than the orchestra!
One of their funniest sketches ever. Simply brilliant.
I can't believe I am only just seeing this for the first time. Fabulous writing and impeccable delivery
The Two Ronnies had a long run on TV for many years, as two of Britain's funniest comedians. Brilliant work here, as always.
i laughed so much i nearly pissed myself
I KNOW ALL THE WORDS and love these two blokes dearly they are irreplaceable
Thanks! I thought I was the only one who knew this verbatim!
Oh, no! Don't pee pee your pants! Get some Depends just to be safe.
I love how they use real musicians in these sketches
Sign of the times of the early 1980s. A whole orchestra all male musicians
Simply amazing light-hearted comedy talent.
Innocent fun that is sadly missing today. I used not to like Ronnie Corrbetts big chair monolog but later on I enjoyed it all the better!
This is simply superb.
"The chap with the cello's a terrible fellow and frequently mellow on liquor and drinks,
He bothers the fiddles with juvenile riddles and beats the trombonist at tiddlywinks," was my personal favourite bit.
The due to tutu and a big hand on his entrechat was mine
Ronnie Barker wrote so many things....many of them under other peoples names. A genious and a gentelman.
Entertaining comedy. Clever pastiche on the Hooked on Classics popularity of the period. Great performances and wit
Thanks for this, needed a laugh this morning 💜💜💜💜More please!!!! Loved the Two Ronnie's and always will xxx
Absolutely hilarious! Made my day! Thank you so much for sharing.
Truly talented and well missed
Hooked on THE TWO RONNIES CLASSICS!
Oh, God. These two were so cute!!
Hilariously funny! Just think of it. To be able to "play" in or with a real symphony orchestra! Must have been a sensational feeling!
Very entertaing these two Ronnies comedies at the same time very hilarious.
something most comedy is lacking these days true talent like the two Ronnies.
Brilliant!
“...and they whistled off at Rooney like a rocket.” 😂😂😂😂😂
Hooked On Two Ronnies?
Fabulously clever as usual!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤👍🤗😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣💯👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Amazing!⚜💝⚜👏
I have absolutely no idea what just happened, but it was funny all the same.
English humour in the style of the Two Ronnies. It's a sort of vadaville comedy.
@@davidarundel6187 I am English, and I still don't understand what happened. I still enjoyed it though.
@@vsyovomrakenochi8960 replay it, listen to the words.
Double meanings abound - normal stuff, for the Two Ronnies, Kenny Everest, Benny Hill, d similar 'old school' entertainers.
Wonderful to see the boys having fun, especially the wordsmith Ronnie Barker. I have at home ' Hooked on classics/Journey through the Classics/Can't stop the Classics' on Vinyl/Audio Tape & CD. Wonder if anyone else has the same!.
great years, ,early 80s,??
Best UA-cam version of this! Anyone know the name of the first tune?
It's the start of Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto
Thank you very much!!!
Quality
Anyone know what piece of music “Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart never scored a goal for Wolverhampton” is originally?
Dance of sugar plum Fairy
It's from Tchaikovsky's ballet "The Nutcracker Suite", I think the segment is called "The flower ballet".
It's the Dance of the Mirlitons from the Nutcracker.
@@DrSauchie Cadbury's used it in the 70s to advertise Fruit and Nut. They had Fwank Muir singing, 'Evewyone's a fwuit and nutcase. Cwazy for those Cadbuwy's nuts and waisins..' Fwank Muir, like David Bellamy and Jonathan Woss, suffered from 'pwonounciationism'. He couldn't pwonounce his rs.
What's the music called that's starts at 00.42 anyone?
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It's the start of Mozart's Symphony no. 40.
The P.C brigade would be inuproar if this was today's TV ! Brilliant, very few if any comedy programmes could attain this standard
Dee Horsburgh
Too true
what the fuck are you talking about mate
@@ArtyJerjerrod Why do you have to be so crude?
Yawn
Almost made me wet my knickers
Pmsl....
Anyone out there who can list all the music in the medley for an uncultured swine like me?
0:03-0:14 Tchaikovsky - Piano Concerto No. 1
0:21-0:42 Rimsky-Korsakov - Flight of the Bumblebee
0:42-1:02 Mozart - Symphony No. 40
1:05-1:37 Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker: Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy
1:37-1:47 Tchaikovsky - Romeo and Juliet Overture
1:50-2:29 Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker: Trepak/Russian Dance
2:29-3:01 Tchaikovsky - The Nutcracker: March
3:04-3:35 Di Capua and Mazzucchi - 'O sole mio
3:36-4:08 Ponchielli - Dance of the Hours
4:08-4:24 Mozart - Horn Concerto No. 4: III. Rondo
4:24-4:56 Bizet - Carmen: Overture
4:56-5:51 Tchaikovsky - 1812 Overture
Hope this helps!
'Tɪs ᴀ ᴍᴏsᴛ ᴄᴏɴᴅᴇᴍɴᴇᴅ ᴛʀᴀᴠᴇsᴛʏ ᴛʜᴀᴛ ᴀɴʏ ᴍᴜsɪᴄᴀʟ ᴏʀᴄʜᴇsᴛʀᴀ ᴍᴜsᴛ ʜᴀᴠᴇ ᴛᴏ 'ᴍᴀᴋᴇ ᴅᴏ' ᴡɪᴛʜᴏᴜᴛ ᴄᴀɴɴᴏɴ ᴀʀᴛɪʟʟᴇʀʏ .
A lot of those visual gags are copied from Spike Jones.
The 2 Ronnie's had talent and produced some brilliantly comical pieces, but this wasn't amongst their best
Thought this was brilliant when I saw it as a child. Actually it's crap. Badly written, badly performed - Ron C looks very uncomfortable throughout - and obviously (and badly) edited together from dozens of takes. Written by Ron B, I think, but not at his best. Michael Flanders did a far better job of setting spoof words to the Mozart horn concerto too.
Don't tell me you're up Keith Lemon's ass now sad
No pleasing some folk.
you sound like a fucktard piss off
@@lensercombe oh, you charmer you.
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart never scored a goal for Wolverhampton 😅
Where does a line like that even come from? Wonderful.
@@rogerstoryteller It's just the Genius of Ronnie B. He was a wonderful comedian, (Does't get enough credit for being a Great comedy sketch writer) Most just think he was an Actor that performed Comedy.
@@steveo7165 Absolutely, he wrote so many things....many of them under other peoples names. A genious and a gentelman.
Check out a piece from the two Ronnie called Tooting Carmen (a parody of Bizet’s “carmen”) and another called The Boys in The Ballet (a humorous attempt at Tchaikovsky’s Nutcracker Suite)