Got this link in an email. Pretty good group and the "audience" (ha) seem to love the sound.
New Hot 5
Jazz for cows
The tuba starts, then the trumpet comes in softly in fear of scaring off the *audience*. They've got a good sound too!
Got this link in an email. Pretty good group and the "audience" (ha) seem to love the sound.
New Hot 5
Jazz for cows
The tuba starts, then the trumpet comes in softly in fear of scaring off the *audience*. They've got a good sound too!
Rick Floyd
Miraphone 5050
YEP-641S
Giddings & Webster Kadja or
DE 102 rim; I-cup; I-9 shank
"Don't play the notes, play the meaning of the notes." - Pablo Casals
Symphonic Band of the Palm Beaches
Some audio excerpts:
Very interested audience. The French have always been big fans of American Jazz and Dixieland is certainly that. The cows might also think the tuba sounds like another cow or even a bull. They might like a euphonium better, but, since cows don't spell very well, it might be a mooooooophonium
The cows in my area love the Alphorn. They try to join in to rehearsals, but can't hold a pitch for beans.
Besson 767 New Standard, SM 4U
Irondequoit Concert Band & Penfield Pops, Rochester NY area
F-Alphorn, Hubert Hense maker, Alderwood
Alphorn Society of Western NY
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