http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOlXgCaKhIQ" target="_blank
Wait for 40 seconds in. This really made me crack up.
A tubist gets his moment in the Berlin Phil
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EstroArmonico
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A tubist gets his moment in the Berlin Phil
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I don't get it...
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rofl 
they tried to make the camera move dramatic, but the mute took up the a majority of the screen. It just made it comical...to me atleast.
they tried to make the camera move dramatic, but the mute took up the a majority of the screen. It just made it comical...to me atleast.
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Re: A tubist gets his moment in the Berlin Phil
Anyone recognize the chord at the 40 second mark?
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It sounds like the old Star Trek transporter.
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Sounds like "Close Encounters of the Third Kind"..........or vise versa.
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CDEFGABb# Major-minor
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Re: A tubist gets his moment in the Berlin Phil
And the spaces are filled in with quarter-tones--or closer.bort wrote:CDEFGABb# Major-minor
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Re: A tubist gets his moment in the Berlin Phil
I thought it was an intentional shot of the entire brass section with mutes... including the tuba. I thought it was kind of cool.stockhausen wrote:rofl
they tried to make the camera move dramatic, but the mute took up the a majority of the screen. It just made it comical...to me atleast.
I didn't particularly care for the music, but at least it was performed well (or, so we can trust
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Re: A tubist gets his moment in the Berlin Phil
There were actually four pieces by Ligeti (including Atmospheres) in Kubrick's 2001. Fun fact.
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He's using a Schlipf-mute - made by Johann Schlipfinger in Austria. Best mutes available in my opinion - I own 2 of them! His straight mutes are available in a myriad of different sizes to fit the instrument exactly. http://www.tuba-mute.com
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C13bort wrote:CDEFGABb# Major-minor
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