USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a piano salesman and his inept colleague (Charlie Chaplin) struggle to get the instrument from the sidewalk onto a mule-drawn cart.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, the inept Little Tramp (Charlie Chaplin) is hired as a piano salesman while a more distinguished colleague makes a successful sale.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a man won't be able to keep his piano if he can't make the payments and an employee at the music shop (Charlie Chaplin) tries to sleep on one of the pianos.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a music shop employee and his coworker (Charlie Chaplin) are ordered to prepare a piano for delivery and they struggle to get it outside.
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USA - 1914 - In this silent comedy, a man (Charlie Chaplin) takes off his jacket to flex his biceps and show he's strong enough to move pianos.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical, a man plays the singing saw at a ranch before a couple harmonizes in song about their breakup.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical, a man at a ranch starts singing a song about his heartache when his girlfriend broke up with him.
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USA - 1941 - Two sets of partners square dance and finish singing "Skip to My Lou."
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USA - 1941 - Two sets of partners sing "Skip to My Lou" and begin square dancing in a barn.
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USA - 1941 - The Fashionaires play the ocarina and help Gale Storm finish singing "I Know Somebody Who Loves You" while dressed as school children.
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USA - 1941 - Two sets of partners start singing "Skip to My Lou" in a barn.
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USA - 1941 - The Fashionaires sing "I Know Somebody Who Loves You" and play wind instruments like ocarinas while dressed as school children.
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USA - 1945 - A man concludes singing a love song after a woman dances at a bar.
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USA - 1945 - A man starts singing a love song at a bar, and a woman dances to the band led by a piano and drum solo.
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USA - 1941 - Gale Storm sings a verse of "I Know Somebody Who Loves You."
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a woman dances in negligee in her bedroom while her friend sings about going to visit her boyfriend in the service.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a woman starts singing as she does her hair and dresses to go visit her boyfriend in the service.
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USA - 1941 - A woman concludes singing "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" at a nightclub while couples dance behind her.
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USA - 1941 - Couples dance in a floor show to Ray Bloch's orchestra playing "I Can't Give You Anything But Love, Baby" at a nightclub.
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USA - 1941 - A woman starts singing "I Can't Give You Anything But Love" at a nightclub.
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USA - 1946 - JC Higginbotham solos on trombone, Johni Weaver on saxophone and Red Allen on trumpet to wrap up a jazz performance of "The House on 52nd Street."
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USA - 1946 - Red Allen sings and leads his jazz band in "The House on 52nd Street" with a trumpet solo.
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INDIA - 1952 - A Hindu wedding is performed in India.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a band concludes a performance of "Minnie the Moocher" in a record store.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a band begins a performance of "Minnie the Moocher" in a record store.
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a woman starts a sing-along of "My Gal Sal."
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a man concludes a sing-along of "For Me and My Gal."
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a woman concludes a sing-along of "Nobody's Sweetheart Now."
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, the audience is welcomed to a record shop for a community sing-along.
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USA - 1953 - In this animated film, Uncle Sam, the Statue of Liberty, and fireworks are used in a sing-along of "Yankee Doodle Boy."
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USA - 1953 - In this animated film, the Statue of Liberty leads viewers in a sing-along of "Yankee Doodle Boy."
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USA - 1929 - In this musical, showgirls with spiked headpieces dance in the floor show of a nightclub.
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Mother teaches child during relaxing practice session. Family members share intimate musical learning experience indoors. Nurturing parent
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, a woman sings lovingly about her troublemaking son as he rides a rocking horse.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, a woman sings about her son playing cowboys and Indians in the living room, and he comes out to ride his rocking horse.
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USA - 1944 - In this musical, a woman starts singing "His Rocking Horse Ran Away" about her rambunctious son.
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1956 - Marty Robbins plays a song called Knee Deep In The Blus on Country Style USA.
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1956 - Marty Robbins plays a song called Knee Deep In The Blus on Country Style USA.
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USA - 1928 - The Locust Sisters, a singing quartet, begin a performance of "Get Out and Get Under the Moon."
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USA - 1933 - In this musical, Lillian Roth concludes a sing-along to "Ain't She Sweet."
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USA - 1933 - In this animated film, cats fall into a vat of molasses after dancing on top of it and get turned into popsicles.
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USA - 1933 - In this musical, Lillian Roth begins leading a sing-along to "Ain't She Sweet."
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USA - 1933 - In this animated film, animals are served refreshments at a barn in myriad amusing ways.
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USA - 1933 - In this animated film, cats play "Ain't She Sweet" on improvised instruments in a barn.
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USA - 1933 - In this animated film dogs, cats, horses and a horsefly participate in a barn dance.
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USA - 1930s - Ira Gershwin sits at the piano to discuss a book of "Porgy and Bess" sheet music.
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USA - 1930s - Home movies of Ira Gershwin relaxing in his backyard with his pet dog.
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Professional musician playing golden alto saxophone