Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2017/06/06/piano-playing-bear.html
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I’m surprised the bear knows John Cage.
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Does a bear use auto-tune? 
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definitely a new twist on the old 'eats shoots and leaves…"
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It seems smarter than the average bear.
Was this near Jellystone Park?
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Bears seem to be getting smarter. Planet of the apes? pfft, more like planet of the bears.
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It’s only a cheap imitation!
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unbearably out of tune.
i’m going to bed.
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Someone’s been sleeping in my bed!
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More like Wagner.
Quite an unresolved chord.
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Fairly certain that chord is from his favorite horror film.
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This is probably pay back for a missing bowl of porridge 15 years ago.
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I’m nowhere near horror movie mode.
i <3 GUNS?
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I know that Bear, he’s a cousin of mine. That said, he’s got a bit of a tin ear…
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That was supposed to be the opening chord from A Hard Day’s Night.
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Cutest B&E evers!
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Such a shame a male bear isn’t called a buck, because what we have there is a cluster.
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In his later years, Baloo turned his back on the popular Disney-Hanna-Barbera ‘jolly bear’ stereotype, and became more daring and experimental. His work was rarely performed, and little known, with the exception of one opus consisting of a single mournful, elegiac note cluster on the piano, titled “Where the fuck does she keep the Snickers?”. This became a brief internet sensation when the composer appeared on a security camera, played it once, stared at his audience behind the the camera, then walked off in silence.
Music - reduced to the bare necessities.
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I thought he was creating his own edgy 1970’s style minimalist heist movie score. It certainly upped the tension.
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