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In this short film punctuated by cartoonlike sight gags, a self styled soloist performs a concert outside...
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a fun romp
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(Credited cast)| Julian Chagrin | ... | Soloist |
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a concert pianist performs his piece by stepping on the piano-like lines of a crosswalk near royal albert hall. the street becomes his stage and the world, his audience. it's short, sweet, and worth a laugh or two.
p.s. i've always wanted to comment on one of these all-but-unknown shorts, and now i have. i can die happy.