Mozart gets comic lyrics in Brandon Lambert's musical catch-up
Lauren Gundrum joins his recent "Morning Mood" song, while an older opera overture brings together a cast of friends.
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Opera for Idiots: Overture #opera #mozart #operaforidiots #funnysong #musical
Brandon Lambert has no new songs to catch up on this week, but his musical-comedy collection offers two different ways into classical music: a cheerful morning melody and Mozart with decidedly less reverent lyrics.
"Morning Mood #comedysong #funnysong #classicalmusic" is drawing the most daily views of his currently active videos and has passed 100,000 views. Lambert credits Lauren Gundrum with helping add lyrics to the melody, describing it as a positive start to the day. It's a small, sunny premise from a New York City songwriter whose channel motto is "LIFE SHOULD SING!"
The older "Opera for Idiots: Overture #opera #mozart #operaforidiots #funnysong #musical" makes the joke explicit: Lambert bills Mozart as an up-and-comer and assigns himself the less flattering lyricist credit. Directed by Simon Pearl and performed with a group of friends, the opening number introduces what Lambert wants to do with his Opera for Idiots series. More than a year after posting, it continues to pick up views, alongside his School House Rock-style bill parody.
Among nearby comedy channels, Remy Zee and Snuff Cup have had substantial weeks for views and subscriber gains. Lambert's own week is an upload pause, with the fresh attention centered on a morning song rather than a new release.
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Who does Lambert credit for the music in his Opera for Idiots overture?
The video's description credits Mozart for the music and Lambert for the lyrics.



