That was awesome! Why does music have to be so serious all of the time!?
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over 14 years ago
This is awesome. The only thing missing is a giant cookie jar...
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over 14 years ago
OM NOM NOM NOM!!!!
This made me think of xylophonia. That can be a hysterical piece especially with the duck call in the middle.
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over 14 years ago
AWESOME!
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over 14 years ago
what is the title of that piece ?
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over 14 years ago
Charleston Capers (by George Hamilton Green)
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over 14 years ago
really a great vid! How hard would it be to walk, much less play like that in that costume?
I HATE the fact that most people are completely unphased by this display of not only great musicianship but quality entertainment. People are so unmoved by unique things now a days and I find most people go out of their way to ignore stuff like this (when I play out in public anyway - I like to watch and observe while performing too - and I play steel drums)
Is this what our culture has become? Come on kids, look away form the performer! A very famous violin soloist a few months ago played in the subway in NYC for tips as an experiment sort of. He made like $10 or so. (wish I remembered his name!!) Horrible, and he mentioned many of the things I did above.
Good thing people are still throwing money at Britney Spears. (one name I wish I couldnt remember!)
:end rant
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over 14 years ago
[quote author=sonordrum link=topic=3061.msg16272#msg16272 date=1241538197] A very famous violin soloist a few months ago played in the subway in NYC for tips as an experiment sort of. He made like $10 or so. (wish I remembered his name!!) Horrible, and he mentioned many of the things I did above. :end rant [/quote]
It was Joshua Bell. There was a story in NPR about this.
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MN0XWcj_L6o