I was more than a little surprised to learn that they performed a variant of the Wiener Philharmoniker Fanfare at the Coronation of Charles III. They even played it in a different key than the original.
Coronation:
Youtube Video – [02:28..]
Original:
Youtube Video
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@kehaulani-0 Just goes to show you can never trust sax players... like that old joke: Why do sax players like to use the hoover so often?
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They think they are practising their sound quality!!
@barliman2001 said in For the European Members:
Prague is a hotbed of music of all descriptions. Small jazz bands at every second corner, community bands of all styles everywhere. Language might be a barrier, though.
That sounds like fun! Yeah, I've been studying the language and it's a tough one.
Prague is a hotbed of music of all descriptions. Small jazz bands at every second corner, community bands of all styles everywhere. Language might be a barrier, though.
For those of you in Europe, are community bands / orchestras popular? Say, if I live in Prague would there likely be some opportunity to join a community group?
There are some community groups here in the USA, but I get the feeling it's probably more popular in Europe. I wouldn't know firsthand, though.
@ssmith1226 said in You may be jealous....:
I recently saw Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue in concert at the Tree House Brewery Summer Stage in Deerfield, Massachusetts. Needless to say it was an outstanding performance! Here’s a sample from our vantage point.
Not so short anymore!
