🎹 Victor Borge: The Master of Musical Mischief 🎭 The legendary Danish-American pianist and comedian Victor Borge turned the concert hall into a comedy stage — without ever losing a note of brilliance. Among his most beloved routines was Franz Liszt’s “Hungarian Rhapsody No. 2,” performed as only Borge could: part virtuosic recital, part slapstick chaos. In his iconic sketch — often with fellow pianists Leonid Hambro or Şahan Arzruni — Borge played a “one-piano duet”, squeezing two people onto

✨ When comedy was clever, timeless, and universal. ✨ Victor Borge’s Phonetic Punctuation turned every comma, period, and exclamation mark into pure laughter—reminding us that humor doesn’t need gimmicks, just brilliance. 🎹😂 A master of music and mischief, Borge made punctuation sing, proving that true genius is found in the simplest of ideas, executed with charm. 🎶 A salute to quality humor that still feels fresh decades later. This is the full video #VictorBorge #ClassicComedy #PhoneticPunct

Victor Borge... the greatest one! | Pianoforte

Victor Borge playing eight pianos in his first film (1937) Color restoration by Pako Di Salle | Pianoforte