While watching a video (Sesame Street, "Let's make music") with my kids, I rediscovered this wonderful little clip.
Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIKkX0UFZoI" target="_blank
Rediscovered treasure
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Re: Rediscovered treasure
That's UncleBeer playing (filling in for Dave Bargeron) about a thousand years ago.
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That's wonderful!
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Another Sesame Street song with tuba... caution, the children sing.
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Re: Rediscovered treasure
I have that video, and I have been saving it if I ever do a masterclass - to me it perfectly embodies the Jacobian principle of Song and Wind (although taken to an obvious extreme.)JHardisk wrote:While watching a video (Sesame Street, "Let's make music") with my kids, I rediscovered this wonderful little clip.
Enjoy!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gIKkX0UFZoI" target="_blank" target="_blank
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Re: Rediscovered treasure
That's Howard Johnson with his Mahillon-Sear BBb.Bob Mosso wrote:Another Sesame Street song with tuba... caution, the children sing.
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Re: Rediscovered treasure
UncleBeer wrote:That's UncleBeer playing (filling in for Dave Bargeron) about a thousand years ago.
The tuba sounds great. What tuba are you playing on? To me it sounds like a large American piston valve.
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That was my HB-2P, about a month after I got it. Never really warmed up to that horn...
That was recorded right there on the set, amongst the 'characters'. It was a gas watching 'em horse around between takes.
No written music; they wanted something declarative / pomposo, so I just cobbled something together.
That was recorded right there on the set, amongst the 'characters'. It was a gas watching 'em horse around between takes.
No written music; they wanted something declarative / pomposo, so I just cobbled something together.
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UncleBeer.. Awesome! You touched my childhood, and that of my kids!
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