Classical Music with a twist

[Uncle Al]

This clip is 8 years old and I've just found it.
4 musicians playing 1 instrument, celebrating Maurice Ravel's Birthday
Enjoy

Wiener Cello Ensemble 5+1: Bolero

Uncle Al

[john62]

Very very clever and very well done.
John

[Kirbstone]

Interesting certainly and very well rehearsed,

Not quite my 'cup of tea' though.

Tom

[crfriend]

Well, I can't say that I've ever seen that done before! Quite something, really.

[Kirbstone]

Uncle Al,
I have just enjoyed 52-odd minutes of sheer joy watching a you-tube video titled: The organ of Notre Dame |ARTE tv culture. I don't know how to post an actual link, but typing in that title should steer you to the right video. The commentary is in French with English subtitles, but the music is divine.

Enjoy.

Tom

[Uncle Al]

Here you go, Tom

The Organ of Notre Dame | ARTE.tv Culture

I will enjoy this a bit later

Uncle Al

[geron]

For information -- Arte (or rather, arte) is a Franco-German cultural television channel with sound and subtitles in both French and German. It puts on frequent concert, opera and other music events, including live relays. It's receivable across Europe free-to-air on a small (60cm) dish and it deserves to be better known.

[FranTastic444]

Hi all. Not posted in some time (though I have been lurking around here, reading many of the threads).

Been using Instagram a lot lately, where I came across the delightful Anna Lapwood. She is in the US right now visiting a number of places and performing. She is visiting a couple of locations in Boston, but it looks like they are private events rather than open to the public performances.

[familyman34]

This clip is 8 years old and I've just found it.
4 musicians playing 1 instrument, celebrating Maurice Ravel's Birthday
Enjoy

Wiener Cello Ensemble 5+1: Bolero

Uncle Al

www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2BWrmNhyXU

Zero musicians playing one enormously big (long?) instrument!

[Uncle Al]

www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2BWrmNhyXU

Zero musicians playing one enormously big (long?) instrument!

I've seen this clip before and thanks for the repeat

Uncle Al