Wonder of wonders. Here's a video which demonstrates that 25+ Sousaphones actually can be played in tune, in unison. (Let that be a lesson to vulgar and noisy playing that are all too common in some bands.) The beautiful marching in this video is also a plus. However, if a group like this were to perform now in our current time of pandemic, "social distancing" would be impossible.
https://youtu.be/dbWA51VwTHU?t=1" target="_blank
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Sousaphones in Unison
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Re: Sousaphones in Unison
Was that supposed to link to Chinese Army women Marching parade??
BTW~Not a very diverse crowd, was it??![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
BTW~Not a very diverse crowd, was it??
![Wink ;)](./images/smilies/icon_wink.gif)
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Re: Sousaphones in Unison
A minute or so into the video and several spots later, there are some views of the many Sousaphones in the parade bands.Three Valves wrote:Was that supposed to link to Chinese Army women Marching parade??
BTW~Not a very diverse crowd, was it??
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Re: Sousaphones in Unison
Meh,
I’ll take the Rockettes...
I’ll take the Rockettes...
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