I’m a bit late to this one as already 170,000 people have seen this marvelous performance, but I think it makes a marvelous Videopolis performance, so here we go. Kent built his own PVC Tube organ, similar to the one you’ve probably seen the Blue… Read More »Videopolis – PVC Tube Disney Medley
It’s time for another Videopolis: Fantasmic style. This time it’s the University of Oregon Marching Band doing the honors. There’s a whole slew of videos with Marching Bands playing Fantasmic. Apparently it’s quite a hit. Who knew!
Today’s Videopolis was sent in by Paul the Trombonist who mastered four trombones and one trumpet to produce this medley of selections from Disney’s Aladdin. If you’re someone who things the trombone is one of the more romantic instruments, then this is for you: As… Read More »Videopolis – Trombonist takes on Aladdin
I’m a big fan of Disney’s Robin Hood movie. Not only does it have two characters sharing my name (Little John / Prince John), but it came out in 1973, so it was probably the first animated film I saw in theaters (I would have… Read More »Videopolis: Whistle Stop
You’ve heard of the one man band? Well Nick Pitera is a one man Disney movie soundtrack. I’ve written about Pitera back in 2008 when doing all the parts for one song was still a novelty. But now, with multi-tracking taking off, a lot of… Read More »Videopolis: Nick Pitera – One Man Disney Movie
Over 20 million people have watched 10 year old Youtube sensation sing covers of Lady Gaga songs, but she’s also a fan of Disney movies like any 10 year old. Aragon has recorded this very expressive cover of “Part of Your World” from The Little… Read More »Videopolis – Maria Aragon sings “Part Of Your World”
If you’ve been hiding under a rock for the last couple years then you may not have realized that the Ukulele is the latest hip thing on the Youtube scene. There’s a lot of great material out there including plenty of Disney stuff. One of… Read More »Videopolis – Colors of the Wind Ukulele Version
A barbershop take on When She Loved Me. This moving song from Pixar’s Toy Story 2 (oops fixed) will bring you to tears. “Late Show” provided the vocals while Don Gray did the arrangement.