PDQ was an early word game in which contestants guessed one or more words based on letters chosen by their partner. Hosted by Dennis James, the show aired on NBC from 1965-1969 The difficulty level was rather steep. Gisele MacKenzie is the celebrity guest. This video brought to you by hwy61media. Please take a moment to rate this video and add your comments. You can see all of my videos at: www.youtube.com Please take a look and subscribe to my channel. If you would like to comment on my channel as well, please do so. Your feedback is important to me. Thanks for watching.

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PDQ Bach (Peter Schickele) live from his "Jekyll & Hyde Tour" earlier this year...the first new release in 12 years.

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This new upload is something unusual but nonetheless interesting. The selection concerns a performance of the very familiar Symphony No. 5 by Ludwig van Beethoven ... as if it were a sporting event complete with a cheering audience, a referee and two commentators (Robert Dennis and Peter Schickele, the man behind the whole thing). Though the whole thing is outrageously funny, the joke only helps highlight the sheer power of Beethoven's masterwork and, at the same time, makes one think of the extreme value we attach to music. Enjoy :)! PS This except appears on the album "PDQ Bach on the Air" which features several other striking musical parodies.

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For decades, Peter Schickele has kept audiences rolling in the aisles with his rib-tickling presentations of the alleged music of PDQ Bach, classical music's answer to the Marx Brothers. He has appeared regularly with the principal orchestras of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Los Angeles, among many others. After taking a touring break to focus on his acclaimed nationally syndicated radio program "Schickele Mix," Professor Schickele is back on the concert circuit. This special December 2005 performance of PDQ's greatest hits celebrates 40 years of this uniquely appealing act. "A very funny show, even for people who like music but don't know why" —The New York Times. Available now on DVD at acornonline.com.

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Just like Anna Russell before him, Peter Schickele is well-known for his parodies of classical music traditions. Though Schickele took the whole thing a step further by creating a whole musical personality, PDQ Bach, "youngest and the oddest of the twenty odd children" of JS Bach. He has used this guise to write quite a lot of music, including a couple of "operas" in various quantities of acts. Surprisingly, considering the fact that PDQ's "music" basically lampoons classical music, Schickele seems to be quite a talented composer, some of the musical ideas he uses can be quite contagiously brilliant (the third "piece" here features a quite wonderful bass line, so wonderful, in fact, that I really do think that a couple of excellent singers could make the piece into a serious one (incidentally, do listen to the words, most of the humor lies there)). Presented here is a parody of musical pieces utilizing the basso ostinato or the ground bass. I am also providing a link to the album from which this piece is taken, just in case you want more information: en.wikipedia.org Enjoy and do try to take the pieces as far away from seriousness as you can :)! PS By the way, for people who have guessed the identities of the people on the painting I have used for the backdrop, I'm not trying to lampoon either of the people on it, I just found that the painting went well with the music :)!

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"Orchestra X" performs Beethoven Symphony No. 5 with Peter Jacoby conducting

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Footage from PDQ Bach's/Peter Schickele's preparation for the live filming of his show from the "Jekyll & Hyde" tour.

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BYU-Idaho Performers Perform 3 Mvts of PDQ Bach's Schleptet

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"A little nightmare music" is a opera in "one irrevocable act" by the eponymous PDQ Bach in which the man behind the alias, Peter Schickele, effectively plunders (or to quote a more politically correct term, "readopts") Mozart's music, most obviously "A little night music", to retell "a dream PDQ Bach had December 4, 1791, the night that Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart died and Antonio Salieri didn't". The narrative is very simple (considering the opera, composed of four musical numbers, runs no more than twenty minutes): Salieri (bass), a successful composer, comments on the beauty of Mozart's music (violin; marked as a "unsuccessful composer") and prophets him world renown; he is quickly brought down to reality by Peter Schläfer (tenor), a mysterious writer, who quickly claims that it is actually Mozart who is the better composer; this point and a quarrel that develops from it makes Salieri so mad that he ponders poisoning the writer but a good kick from PDQ (silent part) leads to the death of Mozart, as Schlafer laments the loss of his best coat. The witty libretto in combination with the varied music of Mozart makes for quite an enjoyable recording (which also presents two of the most hilarious orchestral pieces that one could hope to hear). Presented here is the setting of the second movement of Mozart's concerto, the Romanza, which in this version becomes a delightful cavatina for the tenor (giving the orchestral piece a logical vocal twist). The basic sonata structure and <b>...</b>

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Normally I don't like going to car washes that actually touch your car with brushes. When I saw this place from the street, I thought it had one of those newer Laserwash models because of the signage. It turns out that this wash is made by the same company, but is completely different. When I was pulling around, I saw the brush hanging from the side and didn't think that it was too bad, but I didn't see the brush at the top that completely took me by surprise! Overall, this was probably the most awesome and high-tech car wash that I have ever been to, and it did a FANTASTIC streak-free, spot-free job.

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This is the new Laserwash system, with triple ultrasonics, FlashDry, mirror rinse, tape drive, Creepy Voice*, and many other engineering improvements for better cleaning results, system reliability, and efficiency. * The jury's out as to whether this is actually an improvement. Enjoy the evil BONG noise at the end... :D As for that BONG... wrgpmusic.no-ip.org

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A Philip Glass parody.

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This is a revisit of the PDQ Tandem car wash at Clean Time in Jefferson City, MO. That last rinse was NOT spot free water, and my car looked pretty bad when it dried off. I'm not exactly pleased. This was requested by crazyboy72375 and a bunch of other people who I can't remember. (Sorry! If you did request this, just let me know and I'll add you.)

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Really funny political statement made in 1966, Enjoy!!! If you would like to download this video check out my "How To Download From You Tube" Video.

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Laura Kaufman- Flute; Jazmine Byas- Oboe; Clay Zeller-Townson- Bassoon; Tim Martin- Horn; Emily Tsai- Violin; Patrick Shelc- Viola; Joy Adams- Cello Performed live on 10/18/2010 in Kilbourn Hall at the Eastman School of Music as part of Trevor Mowry's Bachelor of Music and Performer's Certificate Degree Recital

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(Note; be sure to click on the watch in "HD" option for better sound and picture.) ....and then click the full frame button.

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I really wanted to upload this piece for quite some time now, it's just too good to miss. Schickele is an exceptionally talented comedian and a quite good composer whose enjoyable pieces make one reappreciate the beauty of classical music. One of his first parodies of classical opera was the present piece, "The Stoned Guest". In spite of its rather vulgar title, the "opera" itself is delightful. A huge portion of the humor lies in the text but the music effects are even better: for example, during the host's introduction we get a brilliantly funny tuning of the orchestra; the B section of Carmen Ghia's aria is formed of a series of rather annoying coloratura patterns; the failure, Don Octave, finishes his aria with a stab at a high note etc. etc. Some of the themes: the orchestral line in the duettino and in the trio - are surprisingly inspired, even in their comical surroundings. I am actually reminded a little of Pergolesi and the early operas of Mozart. I decided to leave out a couple of tracks not really connected with the "opera", including the sketch "Opera Whiz" which isn't as funny as the rest. The outline of the uploads is presented here: Part #1. "And thus we begin". 1. Introduction. 2. Opera. o Overture. o No. 1. Aria: "Let's face it - I'm lost". o Recitative: "Boy!". o No. 2. Aria: "Now is the season". Part #2. "They are still lost and confused". o Recitative: "Gesundheit!". o No. 3. Duet: "Woe". o Recitative: "Hark!". Part #3. "Three makes a group". o No. 4 <b>...</b>

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It's coming.... \O/. In preparation for the commencement of Season 5 of Supernatural, I present a PDQ (Pretty Darn Quick) season 4 recap. Pretty self indulgent actually as it's a collection of some of my favourite (and most memorable) moments from an awesome season. Not long now.... :D :D No money made but comments are always gratefully and warmly accepted. :)

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I really wanted to upload this piece for quite some time now, it's just too good to miss. Schickele is an exceptionally talented comedian and a quite good composer whose enjoyable pieces make one reappreciate the beauty of classical music. One of his first parodies of classical opera was the present piece, "The Stoned Guest". In spite of its rather vulgar title, the "opera" itself is delightful. A huge portion of the humor lies in the text but the music effects are even better: for example, during the host's introduction we get a brilliantly funny tuning of the orchestra; the B section of Carmen Ghia's aria is formed of a series of rather annoying coloratura patterns; the failure, Don Octave, finishes his aria with a stab at a high note etc. etc. Some of the themes: the orchestral line in the duettino and in the trio - are surprisingly inspired, even in their comical surroundings. I am actually reminded a little of Pergolesi and the early operas of Mozart. I decided to leave out a couple of tracks not really connected with the "opera", including the sketch "Opera Whiz" which isn't as funny as the rest. The outline of the uploads is presented here: Part #1. "And thus we begin". 1. Introduction. 2. Opera. o Overture. o No. 1. Aria: "Let's face it - I'm lost". o Recitative: "Boy!". o No. 2. Aria: "Now is the season". Part #2. "They are still lost and confused". o Recitative: "Gesundheit!". o No. 3. Duet: "Woe". o Recitative: "Hark!". Part #3. "Three makes a group". o No. 4 <b>...</b>

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Opening scene from the Grand Opera, The Abduction of Figaro. Composed by PDQ Bach (1807-1742)?

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4th movement from PDQ Bach's masterpiece "Grand Serenade For An Awful Lot Of Winds And Percussion" Debut of the CHS Wind Ensemble, 2008 Winter Concert

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US Army 1st Cavalry Division Band, Ft. Hood, Texas (1998) Spc. Karl Ortman, tuba Spc. Lisa Quick, bassoon Dutch Suite in G major by PDQ Bach (Peter Schickele)

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PDQ Bach -Missa Hilarius "Yriekay" "Gloria" this is a spoof on the liturgical writings of Bach. Specifically his b minor mass

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HIP-HOP MUSIC VIDEO FOR P-LIFE RECORDS HIP-HOP ARTIST PDQ NEW SINGLE "CAKEZ". FILMED IN DETROIT, DIRECTED BY PDQ THEMSELVES & 21ST FILMS. THIS VIDEO WILL MAKE YOU THINK TWICE ABOUT WHAT YOU OUT HERE SPENDING YOUR HARD EARNED MONEY ON.

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A 1977 Grade 12 English project on the life of PDQ Bach.

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vaimusic.com Excerpt from Chapter 32 "Ballet" From: VAI DVD 4251 PDQ Bach - The Abduction of Figaro World Premiere Performances presented by the Minnesota Opera 1984 The master of musical parody, Professor Peter Schickele, brings us a complete opera by PDQ Bach, a man who has been called a pimple on the face of music, the worst musician ever to have trod organ pedals, and the most dangerous musician since Nero. This fully-staged complete live performance features the Chorus, Corpse [sic] de Ballet, and Orchestra of the Minnesota Opera under the direction of Professor Schickele. A wonderfully funny show — Musical America. A crazed pastiche . . . gags millions of them. — The New York Times. Color, Stereo, 144 minutes, USA, 1984 TO PURCHASE THE COMPLETE DVD, PLEASE VISIT www.vaimusic.com OR CALL TOLL-FREE IN THE US 1(800)477-7146 (OUTSIDE OF THE US, CALL 914-769-3691.)

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Lexington County Choral Society Lexington, SC director - Hal McIntosh Includes Chorale: "Tarragon of virtue is full" Recitative: "And there were in the same country" Duet/Recitative: "Bide thy thyme" Recitative: "Then asked he" Chorale: "By the leeks of Babylon"

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PDQ BACH (1807-1742)? From A Little Nigthmare Music album Eine Kleine Nichtmusik 1-3-4 movements !!!!100% pure music!!!! The New York Pick-Up Ensemble, Professor Peter Schickele, conductor 00:00-03:57 1.movement 03:57-06:05 3.movement 06:05-07:53 4.movement

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PDQ Bach creator Peter Schickele (part 2-of-8) Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder - 12/6/1979

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A "different" presentation from all other versions, with a member acting out (YES!)... Acting out, that is, as the Good King... with original graphics that elucidate the lyrics. Listen for the police whistle at "WHOA!" and see if you can catch any glimmer of the cartoon-style balloon captions which momentarily flash in members' hands, at about the same time as the "Whoa!". Dr. Don Krudop is the Chorale's Artistic Director. The "actor" is baritone Francis Sporer, who also created the graphics -- at great personal expense! (Whatever that means! LOL.)

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I really wanted to upload this piece for quite some time now, it's just too good to miss. Schickele is an exceptionally talented comedian and a quite good composer whose enjoyable pieces make one reappreciate the beauty of classical music. One of his first parodies of classical opera was the present piece, "The Stoned Guest". In spite of its rather vulgar title, the "opera" itself is delightful. A huge portion of the humor lies in the text but the music effects are even better: for example, during the host's introduction we get a brilliantly funny tuning of the orchestra; the B section of Carmen Ghia's aria is formed of a series of rather annoying coloratura patterns; the failure, Don Octave, finishes his aria with a stab at a high note etc. etc. Some of the themes: the orchestral line in the duettino and in the trio - are surprisingly inspired, even in their comical surroundings. I am actually reminded a little of Pergolesi and the early operas of Mozart. I decided to leave out a couple of tracks not really connected with the "opera", including the sketch "Opera Whiz" which isn't as funny as the rest. The outline of the uploads is presented here: Part #1. "And thus we begin". 1. Introduction. 2. Opera. o Overture. o No. 1. Aria: "Let's face it - I'm lost". o Recitative: "Boy!". o No. 2. Aria: "Now is the season". Part #2. "They are still lost and confused". o Recitative: "Gesundheit!". o No. 3. Duet: "Woe". o Recitative: "Hark!". Part #3. "Three makes a group". o No. 4 <b>...</b>

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