„Ode to Odd Instruments“ ist eine eine schöne kleine Videoreihe von Michael Hearst, in der der Musiker uns selbstkomponierte Stücke spielt, die auf allerlei ausgefallenen Instrumenten performt werden. Klingt komisch, ist auch so.
Instruments (in order of appearance):
Space Crickets (made by Dan Steinberg)
Aquaphone (made by Dan Steinberg)
Peavy Patriot electric bass guitar (purchased for $75 from a Navy dude in Norfolk, VA in 1990.)
Electric chord organ (Magnus Organ Corp. Bought on eBay.)
Plastic hand clapper (Post – Hovedsponsor for Dansk Cykelsport – found on street.)
Hohner Claviola (designed by Ernst Zacharias in the 1960s, built by Hohner in the 1990s.)
Yamaha Club Jordan cocktail drum kit (Produced by Steve Jordan. Traded from Jim Thompson.)
Knockman „Pororon“ (Another Maywa Denki instrument/toy.)
Agogô bell (At least I think that’s what it’s called?)
Melodica child’s clarinet (Found it on the street. Yes, I cleaned it first.)
Hammered Dulcimer (Very kindly given to me by author Jane Smiley.)
Bagpipe practice chanter (Found this in a shop in Sibiu, Romania in 2001.)
Space Crickets (made by Dan Steinberg)
Aquaphone (made by Dan Steinberg)
Peavy Patriot electric bass guitar (purchased for $75 from a Navy dude in Norfolk, VA in 1990.)
Electric chord organ (Magnus Organ Corp. Bought on eBay.)
Plastic hand clapper (Post – Hovedsponsor for Dansk Cykelsport – found on street.)
Hohner Claviola (designed by Ernst Zacharias in the 1960s, built by Hohner in the 1990s.)
Yamaha Club Jordan cocktail drum kit (Produced by Steve Jordan. Traded from Jim Thompson.)
Knockman „Pororon“ (Another Maywa Denki instrument/toy.)
Agogô bell (At least I think that’s what it’s called?)
Melodica child’s clarinet (Found it on the street. Yes, I cleaned it first.)
Hammered Dulcimer (Very kindly given to me by author Jane Smiley.)
Bagpipe practice chanter (Found this in a shop in Sibiu, Romania in 2001.)
„Instruments in the video (in order of appearance): Knockman „Chachak,“ daxophone, Hohner claviola, bass melodica, stylophone, otamatone, Moog theremin, Elasticbrand Audioware rattle, porter’s bell. Also featuring Maddie the cat.“
via: Marco, der sogar schon einmal in einem Musikinstrumente-Museum war!
Ich kann das Museum echt nur empfehlen!!!