Cul de Sac by Richard Thompson for February 20, 2011
Transcript:
Petey: I learned a new oboe piece called "Sad Little Monkey." Alice: Can we hear it? Petey: Heenkahooghoogheenkhoohoohankhahonkaonkank Alice: That was so sad. Dill: Sob. Alice: Especially the part in the middle where the monkey loses his socks in the backyard and he gets yelled at by his mom. Sniff... Dill: It's so unfair! Or the part where nobody likes him and he doesn't get invited to the lemur's party and he's home all alone. Alice: That was powerful stuff. Petey: Wow.
margueritem about 13 years ago
Who knew?
rayannina about 13 years ago
A lot of depth to that tune.
GROG Premium Member about 13 years ago
I certainly didn’t pick up all that from that tune.
MisterFweem about 13 years ago
Methinks past life experiences are intruding on present time. Better call Pete Venkman.
JP Steve Premium Member about 13 years ago
That was definitely a two-hankie tune!! The “heenkhahooghoogheenk” was particularly moving!
Hillbillyman about 13 years ago
Poignant to say the least.
Nate Fakes creator about 13 years ago
Yeah, boy…that was deep
asuwiljabin about 13 years ago
sob!
kpreethy about 13 years ago
really…cool…eventhough…I still didn’t understand how did they found the story in tht music…eh…!!??!!!!
Herb Thiel Premium Member about 13 years ago
I agree Petey. Wow.
Kingoswald Premium Member about 13 years ago
Either that or it’s a joke.
taiowa872 about 13 years ago
Wow!
JHSayers about 13 years ago
The deep, enduring power of music.
Destiny23 about 13 years ago
When a child plays an oboe, EVERYONE within earshot cries!!
Commentator about 13 years ago
OOMABOOGY WOW WOW!!
DonVanni about 13 years ago
It’s true! It’s the audience that makes the performance!
DonVanni about 13 years ago
It’s true! It’s the audience that makes the performance!
DonVanni about 13 years ago
It’s true! It’s the audience that makes the performance!
TopazSkies about 13 years ago
Are you sure about that, DonVanni?
Elaine Rosco Premium Member about 13 years ago
WOW! Powerful stuff Alice
Logical Duck about 13 years ago
In the final panel, Alice and Dill are out of sight in the next room, giggling.
Kenneth Buhagiar Premium Member about 13 years ago
Whenever I see an oboe now, all I can think of is, “heenkahookahonk”
joylion about 13 years ago
Awwww Petey’s so happy! I want to learn that song for my claranet! :)
COWBOY7 about 13 years ago
All that from those few sad notes? Great stuff, Petey!
zsteelie Premium Member about 13 years ago
The incredible talent of Petey – honkahoohoo!
trekkermint about 13 years ago
such a classic tone poem
MajToms about 13 years ago
Hey Petey, do you know how to get to Carnegie Hall?
kcphobo about 13 years ago
Every kid who ever took beginner lessons on any instrument could relate to the title “Sad Little Monkey”. My first piano piece was called “The Happy Hobo”.