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The Concert

1974 | 12m | English

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In this Oscar nominated short film punctuated by cartoonlike sight gags, a self styled soloist performs a concert outside The Royal Albert Hall in London by "playing" the black & white stripes of a crosswalk which resembles a piano keyboard; he wins over passersby, including a constable and a group of more traditional musicians.
Release Date: Jan 01, 1974
Director: Claude Chagrin
Writer: Julian Chagrin, Claude Chagrin
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Production Companies Black & White Colour Film Company
Box Office Revenue: $0
Budget: $0
Updates Updated: Jan 20, 2026
Entered: May 11, 2024
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Name Character
Julian Chagrin Soloist
Paul Curran Policeman
Ron Pember Chauffeur/Valet
Name Job
Julian Chagrin Writer
Claude Chagrin Writer, Director
Desmond Bone Sound
James Allen Director of Photography
John Addison Music
Name Title
Julian Chagrin Producer
Claude Chagrin Producer
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Geronimo1967
7.0

When a suited and booted gent is chauffeured to London’s Royal Albert Hall, we feel sure we are in for a gala concert. He is primmed and trimmed by his valet and then steps out - of a phone box onto a zebra crossing outside the building. What’s miraculous is that the black and white steps crossing t ... he road correspond to piano keys and soon we are getting a nifty little dance! A passing policeman stops by to investigate, then a traffic warden, some other musicians - even some cars and buses take orderly positions on the street to enjoy the show. It takes a friendly pop at the grandiosity of concert performing and at luvviedom whilst also including a little bit of sitcom style character humour as Julian Chagrin engages in quite some agile stepping and a few local workers keep him in tune. It’s quite imaginative this, and worth ten minutes, I’d say.

Feb 19, 2025