To those of you with an April birthday, “Happy Birthday!” Today’s video is a fun interpretation of the song if it had been composed by some of the world’s greatest classical musicians.
Enjoy!
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Sheri Dean Parmelee, Ph.D
Superb! I didn’t get this on my email, Steve, but had to come onto your agent website- did someone forget to post it? I hope everything’s okay!
Sarah Jane Robinson
Haha, she’s brilliant, Mozart ‘intoxicated’ is best version by far 😉 April is a birthday of sorts for me, so thank you, much appreciated!
Linda McLaughlin
Thanks for sharing!
Marcia Laycock
Love it. My birthday is in May so I’m going to ‘steal’ it for later. 🙂
Tisha Martin
Enjoyed it! The third best birthday gift so far. 🙂 The ending was awesome, although I thought she’d never get her jacket off—after working in theater for six years, I can imagine how much those stage lights make a person perspire.
Claire O'Sullivan
Perfect for those of who love classical music, who played piano for a million years (never having thought of this), and those of us who appreciate how beautiful music can be so wrong yet so humorous. Talented and fun-loving pianist.
Moonlight Sonata (bwaahhhaaa) was my favorite song to play and I got a kick out of the change.
-C