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In case you couldn’t tell, I rather like musical pranks. And it turns out that some (probably high school) brass players in an orchestra did a quite nice one.
So, the orchestra was playing Prokofiev’s Dance of the Knights. And the brass… “fixed” it. (Keep watching. Worth it.)
Enjoy!
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Posted by Classic FM on Thursday, May 17, 2018
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I recently encountered a rather remarkable set of music. A pianist took several “scary themes” from movies and converted them to ragtime. Although the latter two (“Jaws” and “Twilight Zone”) are not entirely believable as the originals, the first one is quite nice.
Enjoy.
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The same people who did the lovely piano remix of the Lucas the Spider song I shared a while ago made another remix of the Lucas song. (So, to be fair, it is basically the Itsy-Bitsy Spider. But, you know.)
This one has harp.
Enjoy!
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So. You know the piece I’ve been sharing a few times?
Well, somebody converted their piano to be able to be played by a midi-player.
And then they got their piano to play that impossible song. (<- link in case the video doesn’t load.)
And may have broken one of their keys having the piano play it.
Again, it’s quite impressive. Enjoy!
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So. Remember that piece I shared yesterday?
It turns out that a piano teacher teamed up with students to play it… with 14 students.
It’s quite impressive. And just shows one of the fun things with “impossible” music. Once you name it impossible, musicians seem to try to want to prove you wrong! (<- link if the video isn’t loading.)
So, enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_5FFYMe-MGE
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It turns out there are a lot more really cool piano-esque pieces done through digital technology, which have some neat patterns.
This one is (more or less) called “Death waltz”.
Enjoy!
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So. I kinda really like what technology is enabling us to do with music.
For example, there are some pieces that are really fast, and not exactly possible to play on a piano. and it’s possible to get some neat visual effects with how the music is literally designed. Here’s an example. I think it’s from a game (but I’m not sure), and it’s called “Night of Nights”.
Enjoy!
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So. There’s also a lovely piano version of the Lucas the Spider song.
Enjoy!
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In a continuation from yesterday, I thought I’d share a link to another lovely pre-Easter piece. This time it’s the St. John Passion.
Enjoy.
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It is Good Friday. In honor of that, here is a lovely work by Bach: the St. Matthew Passion.
Have a good day.