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I just ran across this site and liked it very much. Good tuba playing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PG9OudmF ... re=related" target="_blank

Ace

Holy Crap!!!! Great music WITH good looking women HOLDING BEER KEGS. QUICK, someone post some pictures of food!!!! We have hit the TubeNet JACKPOT!!!!

Chuck"tickled"Jackson

Chuck Jackson wrote:Holy Crap!!!! Great music WITH good looking women HOLDING BEER KEGS. QUICK, someone post some pictures of food!!!! We have hit the TubeNet JACKPOT!!!!

Actually I would imagine that these are Obstler-kegs, which means hitting the TubeNet jackpot at a much higher velocity.

I find it interesting that among all the rotary baritones and trumpets, the tuba is (or at least looks like) a Besson E flat - which is certainly not typical for the area.

Chuck Jackson wrote:Holy Crap!!!! Great music WITH good looking women HOLDING BEER KEGS. QUICK, someone post some pictures of food!!!! We have hit the TubeNet JACKPOT!!!!

Chuck"tickled"Jackson

There was a band ???

Well, certainly good playing, and singing, etc however how autentisch is it really? The tuba might be English, or at least traditional English brass band style, there is one perinet trumpet, not Deutsche style that is, and the posaunen, nicht Deustshe style either. Then don't the girls look a bit Asiatisch? Sorry, nicht jackpot me thinks...

I wonder if it could be in Switzerland, rather than Austria? The British style EEb is used more there. Or otherwise the tuba player plays in a traditional British brass band otherwise. Looks like a Yamaha YEB-632 to me.

For those of you which like that sort of music with pretty girls (don't we all?), I would recommend this DVD by Blaskapelle Gloria
http://www.blaskapelle-gloria.de/index. ... &Itemid=59

Neptune wrote:I wonder if it could be in Switzerland, rather than Austria?

Not according to their webpage....

http://bsandra.webnode.com/kontakt/" target="_blank" target="_blank

Oberhofen and Pfaffenhofen are near Innsbruck...

finnbogi wrote:Actually I would imagine that these are Obstler-kegs, which means hitting the TubeNet jackpot at a much higher velocity.

I think that is an excellent description.

When I went to Tirol a few years ago, there were two "schnapps girls" on each side of the stage. Some Austrian traditions need to find their way over here ASAP.

Regarding this video... very nice, although it's annoying to me when live videos are accompanied by studio recordings. I'd much rather hear the live sound as well.

Also, I'm not sure if it's more or less traditional to use slide trombones, but it seems like a lot of similar videos use 4v rotary trombones.

I kind of doubt that the Swiss would be playing/singing the national song of Tyrol (which is a province of Austria).

Hell yeah. To me, Tyrol is late June is just about as good as life gets.

Despite the picking of nits as usual...THAT'S SOUL MUSIC !

These bands never sync up their music videos correctly.

Bob Kolada wrote:These bands never sync up their music videos correctly.

It's a live video with a studio recording.

bort wrote:

Bob Kolada wrote:These bands never sync up their music videos correctly.

It's a live video with a studio recording.

Exactly. If one is going to try to pull that off, one better make DAHM sure they are able to make it look right!

That's actually one of my pet peeves about a lot of TV and movies when one of the actors sings/plays an instrument. Even if the person is actually a musician, most of the time they will chop out the acting audio and insert studio audio of the music performance. You can *always* tell, and can *always* hear a difference (the studio sound is a LOT better than it would be on-set).

I mean I like good music an all, but it's so phoney. If they're going to do this for ease of filming on-set, could they at least fiddle with the studio recording to make it sound like it was done on-set?

I realize this is probably a lousy description of this... but the best I can describe it!

Frau Blucher!
Cue lightening thunder and startled horses


Love that movie

finnbogi wrote:

Chuck Jackson wrote:Holy Crap!!!! Great music WITH good looking women HOLDING BEER KEGS. QUICK, someone post some pictures of food!!!! We have hit the TubeNet JACKPOT!!!!

Actually I would imagine that these are Obstler-kegs, which means hitting the TubeNet jackpot at a much higher velocity.

The official title for the young women is Marketender or Sutler which seems to roughly translate as "Band Beer Waitress" if Wiki and Google Translate can be trusted.

the term is still used for sutler women who accompany a marching brass band or musician and supply the beverages (mainly in southern Germany, Austria, Northern and South Tyrol)