Showing posts with label instruments. Show all posts
Showing posts with label instruments. Show all posts

Monday, July 13, 2009

A Cappella Choir music

I have some really awesome videos to share today. Well hopefully you find it awesome because I find it awesome. First I came across this A cappella Jazz Choir from Slovenia. Yes, Slovenia, the country that sits near croatia and the other -Ia ending countries. The groups name is Perpetuum Jazzile and the song that they do really well is "Africa" from Toto. The eighties song about rain in Africa and such. Apart from the slight Slovenian accents, they are amazing. You have to watch this one.

And on that I started searching for other awesome A cappella groups because
after all, I was sure there were more groups like this one. Enjoy!

Acafellas - "Kiss From a Rose" not the best quality, but really really good.
The VocaPeople.- just plain entertaining
Carleton Singin Knights - "Vienna" Billy Joel
UC men's octet- "Bohemian Rhapsody" Queen
This has been your vocal finding from the Search whiz.
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Saturday, June 27, 2009

Instruments and Music From Another World

As a musician I love trying new instruments and learning to play them. I mainly play the piano, then I picked up a guitar, and recently I got myself a drum set. I like to keep things interesting, so now I am considering playing the Bowafridgeaphone. It sounds strange mainly because it IS strange. Here I thought that all the instruments we have are just fine, but some people aren't satisfied and cannot control their creative side. And now you can see all of their creations at OddMusic.com complete with sound samples. Most of them are wacky re-creations of existing instruments, but some are just unheard of like the Bikelophone. I highly recommend at least looking at the pictures of these instruments because it may just inspire you to come up with one of your own. Post up some of your favorites in the comments.

This has been your daily find from the search whiz. Now enjoy the sounds of the stamenphone as you sign up for my blog.

Wheelharp, inspired by the Hurdy Gurdy and Geigenwerk