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Post by shaggaz on May 6, 2008 19:03:30 GMT 10
Oh. My. God. www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3OxKdDxkpgAnd here is a comment by the composer/maker. "I made the trumpet from the cucumber and the paprika. The mouthpiece is a carrot. Being not able to take the interval is neatly worry." |
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Post by vickibonet on May 6, 2008 23:42:52 GMT 10
Oh. My. God. yep. I was playing the Willlie/Wynton Georgia to see what all the fuss was about and got bored and clicked on this but both files ran together so I got "March of the Bee" over "Georgia". Quite interesting really. But something stranger... I just came home from a most bizarre performance. Neil Sedaka with the MSO. Complete with his 'classical compositions" half way through and a duet with his daughter (a 1980s film clip of her on her own singing). The shoulder pads were bad enough. Maybe it was a dream.
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Post by ironguts on May 7, 2008 8:01:41 GMT 10
Now come on, this is brilliant! Much rather this than Wyntons Willie. You can feel the energy and communication in this at least.
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Post by don jordan on May 10, 2008 22:10:04 GMT 10
Some years ago at an International Trombone Workshop in Las Vegas I heard Miles Anderson's trio (with wife on electric violin, plus a trumpet player) prepare a cactus with a mike in it, and obtain all sorts of nice little sounds by stroking its spines. Vive les vegetables!!
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