Perpetuum Jazzile: a Slovenian choir that performs both jazz and popular music.
Check out the incredible video below. The large group of choir members use their hands to simulate the sound of rain and thunder. The likeness to an actual storm is overwhelming. Rain sounds through clapping, wow.
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Learn different music score types (soprano, alto, tenor & bass)
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Turn your gas mask into a kazoo
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Play the melodica
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Change strings on the erhu
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Bow the erhu
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Play the dizi, a Chinese bamboo flute
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Make a homemade theremin using three radios
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Make a Carrot Recorder
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Coil a guitar cable
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Make musical instruments from household items
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Make a cheap talkbox
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Tie the qianjing on a erhu
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Make a Harmoni-Kazoo out of popsicle sticks and rubber bands
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DIY Musical Maven Cannot Stop Creating Instruments
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Play the theremin for beginners
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Fix dimo (flute membrane)
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Play basic intervals on the lyre
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Construct a membranophone from a water bottle
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Play the erhu when left handed
News:
Sole Keyboard Conducts Orchestral Sculpture
How To:
Learn different music score types (soprano, alto, tenor & bass)
How To:
Turn your gas mask into a kazoo
How To:
Play the melodica
How To:
Change strings on the erhu
How To:
Bow the erhu
How To:
Play the dizi, a Chinese bamboo flute
How To:
Make a homemade theremin using three radios
How To:
Make a Carrot Recorder
How To:
Coil a guitar cable
How To:
Make musical instruments from household items
How To:
Make a cheap talkbox
How To:
Tie the qianjing on a erhu
How To:
Make a Harmoni-Kazoo out of popsicle sticks and rubber bands
News:
DIY Musical Maven Cannot Stop Creating Instruments
How To:
Play the theremin for beginners
How To:
Fix dimo (flute membrane)
How To:
Play basic intervals on the lyre
How To:
Construct a membranophone from a water bottle
How To:
Play the erhu when left handed
News:
Sole Keyboard Conducts Orchestral Sculpture
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we used to do this at summer camp at campfire!
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